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A number of reasons to celebrate MANY people either look forward to the festive pe­ riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc­ tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season.

As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was.

Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all.

The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you.

We’ve had an action­packed year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns.

To those people who are continuously going the

extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto­ ries.

This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses­ sion coverage because you never know what to ex­ pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the by­elections and once again, hoping for positive change.

We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world.

The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breath­taking skyline together with a host of won­ derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa.

After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African.

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Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the weekend and now features in a long list of remarka­ ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world.

South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy.

It’s been a year since his death and many ques­ tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri­ cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’.

Clearly South Africans will continue to make great strides despite the negative news that some­ times comes to the fore.

The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli­ ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea­ son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

Have a safe and blessed festive season

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continues to destroy some of our communities.

However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed.

We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud!

We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever.

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year.

2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.).

We had weather catastrophes and crime

own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area.

We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten.

Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015.

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Heritage Month ends in style

Dolly Bihl (left) and Lwandle Ntlokwane in their traditional attire as Greater Kokstad Municipal employees marked the end of Heritage Month on Friday.

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Lesotho nationals allegedly killed over theft of stock >> Lesotho nationals and the soldier came to South Africa to look for the stolen cattle FEVER REPORTER

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FIGHT over stock theft resulted in the murder of three Lesotho nationals, and a 25-year-old Lesotho soldier.

On 15 September Lesotho nationals took cattle from South Africa to Lesotho. Then on 17 September people from South Africa went to Lesotho to look for their cattle and when they couldn’t find them stole 89 and took them back to South Africa.

Lesotho nationals and the soldier came to South Africa to look for the cattle. The bodies of the three nationals were found on 23 September.

The Matatiele police found the 89 cattle abandoned in Makhoba and kwaMzongwana villages, and impounded them.

“The bodies of the three Lesotho nationals were found in the Drakensberg and the body of the Lesotho soldier was found on 28 September after he went missing on 23

September.

“His body was decomposed and had sustained gunshot wounds. Bullets were found next to the body,” said SAPS spokesperson Raphael Motloung.

The murders are being investigated by Afsondering SAPS. The soldier’s body was taken to a state mortuary for a post-mortem.

Matatiele villagers are afraid after the bodies of the Lesotho nationals were found and say that Lesotho people might take revenge for their murder and attack them.

The chairperson of South African National Civic Organisation at kwaMzongwana village, Nicholas Duma, condemned the murder of Lesotho nationals and asked police to intervene.

“Stock theft is high in this area and stock owners have sleepless nights. I want police to work with stock owners to fight the theft. It is painful to lose cattle without getting feedback from police after opening cases,” he said.

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N a three-day - Monday to Wednesday - dialogue with Matatiele residents, it was clear that they are against a fracking application made by an American company, Rhino Oil and Gas Exploration South Africa.

Conservation South Africa and NGOs attended the dialogue, but Rhino Oil and Gas Exploration South Africa representatives did not.

The company lodged an application with Petroleum Agency South Africa to do fracking for oil and gas in the area last year.

Stakeholders against the proposal said fracking will cause health problems, damage the ecosystem and contaminate water.

Chief Khomotsoana Lebenya of Bakoena Traditional Authority said this is not going to help local people because the process uses underground water, and grazing land will suffer.

“The community is against any form of mining and it is not going to help people, who depend on farming and agriculture to survive, not mining.”

Matat community against fracking Fracking has been banned in many countries because of the dangerous consequences.

Chief Thembani Tyhali of Vundle Traditional Authority agrees with Lebenya and says the mining company will cause people to suffer.

“We need companies that will develop farming and agriculture.”

Stakeholders made negative comments about mining in their area.

Tsoanelo Shota from Environmental and Rural Solutions said the purpose of the dialogue was to check the advantages and disadvantages of fracking there.

Umzimvubu Catchments Partnership secretary Nicky McLeod said after this dialogue a statement from the affected areas will be forwarded to Parliament.

The community and stakeholders at the dialogue.

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Warning ­ remove election posters SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com POLITICAL parties that have not removed their posters have 30 days to do so.

Greater Kokstad Municipal spokesperson Sabelo Ncwane has told political parties to remove all their posters.

“The municipality has written letters to political parties telling them to

>> ‘The community is against any form of mining ­ it is not going to help people’

Inmate­built classrooms handed over

remove posters. If a party fails to do so a penalty of R50 per poster is going to be charged. Parties must comply with municipal by-laws,” said Ncwane.

Dumisani Dlamini of EFF said the party is going to comply with the warning.

ANC election co-ordinator Phumzile Nocanda said only some posters were removed after elections, but promised to remove all posters in Kokstad and surrounds.

An EFF poster in Calter Street, Kokstad.

PHOTO: SIPHELELE NKETO

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The new classrooms that were built by inmates.

SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com INMATES from Kokstad Management Area built three classrooms for Kokstad Public Primary School, which were handed over by the Department of Correctional Services recently.

The school has 1 337 pupils, from

Grade R to Grade 4, and 24 classrooms, and principal Aubrey Mkhize told Fever the school needs more classrooms.

“Before we received these classrooms 90 pupils were being taught in one classroom. Classroom overcrowding remain a major problem.”

Kokstad Management Area commissioner Eric Mfenqe said inmates

were given the chance to do community work so that people can see change in them.

“I hope the community hires offenders to do labour work to avoid recidivism [a person’s relapse into criminal behaviour].

GKM deputy mayor Karen Walker and community members attended the handover.

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>> Deadline was extended to 30 September, but many missed it SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com

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AST Friday, the final day that people could apply for permits that would allow them to live and work in South Africa, more than 500 Lesotho people applied at Harry Gwala Hall .

The final date that Basotho people could apply for legal permits to allow them to live, work, study and do business legally in South Africa, was announced by the Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba.

Nkopane Tanyane from Qacha’s Nek in Lesotho is in South Africa for work purposes. He said getting a permit will enable nationals to live in the country legally without them having to hide from the police.

A 32-year-old domestic worker, who wants to remain anonymous, said getting a permit ensures that they are not victimised by employers who don’t pay them because they are in the country illegally.

“Some employers don’t pay us because we don’t have legal documents.

Now, we can open a bank account using our new permits.”

Another Lesotho national, Mahawu Faku, told Fever that getting a legal permit will enable him to participate in school sport.

“I am in Grade 11 and I could not participate in sport because I didn’t have an ID, and now having a permit will assist me when I apply for tertiary education once I finish matric.”

The initial deadline for Basothos to apply for legal permits was 30 June, but was extended to 30 September.

Now the Basotho people want the application date to be extended again because many Lesotho nationals missed the extended deadline.

PHOTO: SIPHELELE NKETO

ABOVE: Basotho people wait to apply for legal permits outside the Harry Gwala hall.

RIGHT: Basotho people queue up outside the hall.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Police breakthrough on crime

APPLICATION FOR SCHEME AMENDMENT: PROPOSED REZONING FROM MULTI·PURPOSE RETAIL AND OFFICES TO LIGHT INDUSTRY ON ERF 48 UMZIMKHULU Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the municipality in terms of Schedule 4 item 11 (3) of the Umzimkhulu Spatial Planning and Land Management (SPLUMA) By-law for the proposed amendment to the Umzimkhulu Municipality Town Planninq Scheme of the property identified hereunder: Property description: Erf 48 Umzimkhulu From: Multi-Purpose Retail and Office To: to Light Industry A copy of the application is available for inspection between 07:30 to 16:00 at Umzimkhulu, Town Planning Section. Comments on the application, which may be submitted by mail, fax. email or by hand, must be submitted to The Municipal Manager, 169 Main Street, Umzimkhulu, 3297, attention: Town Planner Mpumelelo MaJola Tel: 039 259 5000 or email: MajolaM@umzimkhulu.gov.za by no later than 30/10/2016.

Please note that the municipality may refuse to accept comments submitted after the closing date and that persons who did not comment on the application will not have a right of appeal against the decision of the municipality.

MUNICIPALITY MANAGER UMZIMKHULU MUNICIPALITY

ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHI

ISICELO SEKOCHIBIYELA ISCHEME KUSUKA KU MULTI-RETAIL PURPOSE RETAIL AND OFFICE KUYA-KU LIGHT INDUSTRY KWISIZA ESINGUNOMBOLO 48 UMZIMKHULU PHOTOS: SIPHELELE NKETO

With the recovered goods (from left) Consta­ ble Mlondi Qwayede, Constable Sifiso Zungu, Warrant Officer Erick Mazinyo and Constable Mthandeni Radebe.

FEVER REPORTER THE rate of house break-ins and tyre theft in Kokstad is high, but after special SAPS operations, two suspects, aged 21 and 33 were arrested for tyre theft recently.

On 22 September a vehicle parked at the police station had all its tyres stolen, but after police investigations the suspects were arrested.

During SAPS investigations more than 20 tyres, among other items, were discovered, sto-

The seized tyres and rims. len from various places around Kokatsd.

Stolen goods included two bicycles, two TVs, DVDs, stoves, blankets and tables.

The suspects appeared in court on Monday and their case was remanded for bail application today.

Police spokesperson Dumisani Ncongo warned people not to buy stolen goods, and said more suspects are due to be arrested in connect with the thefts.

He said the two suspects are going to be linked to other cases of theft.

Lesaziso sifakwa ngokwazisa isicelo esifakwe kumasipala ngokomgomo kasomqulo womthetho kamasipala wokuhlela nokunakekela umhlaba kamasipala waseMzimkhulu ngengxenye 11 (3) weUmzimkhulu Municipality Spatial Planning and Land Use Management (SPWMA) By-laws” ukuthola imvume yokuchibiyela IScheme kumasipala waseMzimkhulu kwisiza esibhalwe ngezansi: Igama lesiza: Erf 48 Umzimkhulu Kusuka: Multi-Purpose Retail and Office Kuya: Light IndustryHigh Ikhophi yalesi sicelo esihlongozwayo ivulelekile ukuhlolwa yilawo malunga omphakathi afisa ukwenza isiphakimiso, kusukela ngehora 07:30 ekuseni kuya ku 16:00 ntambama eMZimkhulu, Town Planning Section, Amalunga omphakathi ayamenya ukufaka uvo Iwawo ngeposi noma nge imeyili, ku Municipal Manager, iqondiswe ku Town Planner M. Majola, Kunombolo; 039 259 5000, 169 Main Street, Umzimkhulu, 3297, MajolaM@umzimkhulu,gov:za kungakashayi mhla zi-ngu 30/10/2016.

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BELOW: Taking part in the celebra­ tions (from left) Bahle Ndabang­ aye, Nomfezeko Vanda, Yvonne Luzwathi and Lwandle Ntlokwana.

Municipal employees G close Heritage Month

SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com REATER Kokstad Municipal employees marked the end of Heritage Month, Sep­ tember, by wearing traditional clothing to work last Friday.

Employees including senior officials wore traditional clothes, drank umqombothi (tradi­ tional beer) and traditional food was served.

ABOVE: Municipal staff celebrate.

P O BOX 132 29 Margaret Street, Ixopo Kwa-Zulu Natal, 3276 South Africa

Telephone 039 834 7700 Fax 039 834 1168 E-mail: mm@ubuhlebezwe.org.za Website www.ubuhlebezwe.org.za

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Celebrating (from left) Noluthando Jojo, Noma­ wonga Khumalo, Greg Ogle, Bongiwe Mavovana and Phumza Mngoma.

MUNICIPALITY From the Office of the Municipal Manager INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN (IDP) REVIEW – 2017/2018 Notice is hereby given in terms of the Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (No.32 of 2000), that the Municipal Council of UBuhlebezwe Municipality has started the process of reviewing its IDP for the 2017/2018 financial year. As part of the IDP Review process, the local community of UBuhlebezwe is hereby invited to the IDP Road shows scheduled as follows:

Co­operatives capacitated

SCHEDULED IDP PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETINGS Wards

Date

5, 7, 8 and 9 6, 10 12, 13 and 14 1, 2, 3, 4 and 11 Ratepayers

25 October 2016 26 October 2016 27 October 2016 27 October 2016

Time 10H00

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10H00

Ncakubani (tent)

17H30

Peace Initiative Hall

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UMzimkhulu Municipality UMzimkhulu Municipality PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL KZN 435

KZN435/16/17/006/CORP The UMzimkhulu Municipality an equal opportunity employer requires the services of a suitable candidate to be appointed for the following permanent position:

KZN435/16/17/007/CORP SinguMasipala waseMzimkhulu simema onke amalunga Omphakathi, siwanika ithuba lokufaka izicelo kulemisebenzi ilandelayo:

ABASEBENZI BANGAPHANDLE (GENERAL WORKERS) (3 POSTS)

GIS OFFICER POST LEVEL 2

Sidinga abantu abazokwenza lokhu okulandelayo: • Ukushayela izitalado, nemigwaqo emikhulu • Ukucosha udoti/noma amaphepha • Ukukhipha nokufaka amacwathi okufaka udoti.

Makube umuntu ozoba nalezi zifundo: • Ibanga Lesikhombisa (Std7) okanye imfundo yabadala (Abet Level 4) • Akwazi ukufunda, ukukhuluma nokubhala IsiXhosa/IsiZulu nesiNgisi • Abenolwazi lokusebenza (Experience).

UMSEBENZI WANGAPHATHI (GENERAL WORKER) Sidinga Umuntu ozohlanza ama-hovisi abaphathi kwaMaspala, ngokwenza lokhu okulandelayo: • Ukuhlanza ama-hovisi ekuseni bengekafiki abanikazi bawo • Athulule imigqomo yangaphakathi ema-ofisini • Ahlanze iFurnitshara (furniture) engaphakathi.

Makube umuntu ozoba nalezi zifundo: • Ibanga Lesikhombisa (Std7) okanye imfundo yabadal (Abet Level 4) • Akwazi ukufunda, ukukhuluma nokubhala IsiXhosa/IsiZulu nesiNgisi • Abenolwazi lokusebenza (Experience).

Umuntu Onomdla nothanda ukufaka isicelo sakhe angisithumelela i-CV yakhe, amaCopy ezifundo zakhe asethifayiwe, ne-ID esethifayiwe kulelikheli elilandelayo:The Municipal Manager, Attention: Corporate Service Manager, UMzimkhulu Municipality, P O BOX 53, UMzimkhulu 3297 Noma ungasizisa ngesandla isicelo sakhe kwi-Ofisi yakwa-Corperate kwaMaspala ezantsi (169 Main Street UMzimkhulu Municipality Old Building).

UMHLA WOKUVALWA (CLOSING DATE): 12 OCTOBER 2016.

Ayikho ifeksi noma i-imeyili yesicelo izokwamukelwa.

MR Z. S. SIKHOSANA - MENENJA KA MASIPALA

PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL KZN 435

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Minimum requirements: • Matric • B. Degree or National Diploma in GIS, Cartography or Geography • A valid Code B driver’s licence • Computer literate • 2 - 3 years’ experience • Knowledge of the GIS field and data administration environment through ArcGIS • Knowledge of using ArcGIS 10.2 or 10.3 and other previous versions.

Key performance areas: • Perform tasks/activities associated with the preparation, updating and processing of the data through capturing, storing, manipulation and maintenance of data • Application of tools to ensure the Geographic Information System provides comprehensive and complete information supporting analysis, discussions, queries and decision-making processes • Perform specific applications associated with the preparation, updating and processing data from hard copy and digital sources through GIS • Maintenance and Update of data in relation to the municipal IDP, SDF and environmental information for the Municipality • Assist with the central plan printing, internal and external, as well as storage system of the Municipal plans, as and when required to meet the needs of the users.

Applications with comprehensive Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of educational qualifications must be addressed to: The Municipal Manager, Mr Z.S. Sikhosana, Attention: Corporate Services Manager Ms N.N. Nduku, Umzimkhulu Municipality, P O Box 53, 169 Main Street, Umzimkhulu 3297.

Enquiries can be directed to: The Corporate Services Manager, tel: (039) 259 5019.

CLOSING DATE: 17 OCTOBER 2016.

No fax or e-mail application will be accepted.

Canvasing support from Municipal officials and councillors is prohibited and any person found guilty thereof will be disqualified with immediate effect.

The UMzimkhulu Uunicipality is committed to achievement and maintenance of employment equity and diversity especially in respect of race, gender and disability, people with disabilities are encouraged to apply and state their disability.

MR Z. S. SIKHOSANA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER

34535KZN

Government officials, Lindiwe Zulu (front, third left) and mayor Dixie Nciki (front, third right) at the visit.

THE Minister of Small Business and Development, Lindiwe Zulu, encouraged co-operatives to contribute to the economy when she visited Harding recently.

Zulu was accompanied by the chairperson of Portfolio Committee on Small Businesses and Development, Ruth Bengu, and the Umuziwabantu mayor, Dixie Nciki to capacitate co-ops.

Zulu said she is not happy to see co-operatives formed by government instead of people forming co-ops with support from government.

“People must form co-operatives to grow the local economy and my office will support them financially.”

Nciki said co-operatives will be included in the municipality’s 2017 to 2021 integrated development plan.

Challenges that were raised by co-operatives included the lack of government funding for them. - Supplied.

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UMZ VIEWPOINT ZWELIPHANSI SKHOSANA Municipal Manager

GREETINGS to the people of Umzimkhulu.

Transport Month Under the theme “Together, we move South Africa forward”, Umzimkhulu Local Municipality has built more than 1 000kms of roads in Umzimkhulu, and more than 500kms of access roads have also been completed. In order to enhance the quality of our work, Umzimkhulu Municipality bought its own plant equipment. In so doing, the municipality saved huge sums of money, and although it is not yet over, there is still a long road ahead and another network of road is under way.

This municipality prides itself on the amount of roads and other infracture built by the Department of Transport. It is also pleasing to see the work-

ing relationship between our law enforcement agencies so operations are conducted in unison and the level of commitment by Santaco under Operator Hlokomela is inspiring.

School holidays It is public knowledge KZN did not perform well in the previous examinations , so I ask parents to create an enabling environment for teachers to instil academic discipline for their pupils. I also invite pupils to attend the summer schools and get involved in extra study lessons.

Employee wellness programmes Seeing the level of commitment that Umzimkhulu Municipal employees are implementing every month is motivating and proves the level of a healthy lifestyle these employees are committed to achieving. This is one of the programmes that add value to staff retention, and leadership is behind them.

Until we meet again.

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GKM VIEWPOINT

ANDILE VELEM ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREETINGS to the people of Kokstad.

Election posters removal The Greater Kokstad Municipality has told political parties to adhere to the municipal by-laws on outdoor advertising and remove all their elections posters.

The 2016 local government elections were on 3 August and immediately after elections political parties were supposed to remove all their

posters from the town. We have received many complaints from the community about the non-removal of guarantees that our community takes election posters. part in shaping council decisions and The unit responsible for outdoor we hope our community will attend advertising in the municipality has these meetings and make a positive sent out letters to affected political contribution, which will influence parties informing them about their our budgeting process. breach of the by-law on outdoor adFacebook page and website vertising.

The Greater Kokstad Municipality Those letters encourages the The Greater Kokstad must be taken secommunity to riously before we “like” our FaceMunicipality encourages book page - Greatimpose relevant fines to every postthe community to “like” er Kokstad Municer that is still up. ipality”. It is an inour Facebook We hope to receive teractive page that your full co-operawill allow us to see page ­ Greater Kokstad tion on matter and your messages Municipality thank you in adand we will also vance. post issues on the 2016/2017 IDP roadshows page. As we move to e-government The community is invited to be part we want to ensure that those who are of the 2016/2017 IDP roadshows technologically minded are not left starting from 12 October. It is impor- behind when it comes to our developtant for the community to be part of ment state, and we apologise to the this programme because they have to community for our inactive website. take part in the review of the current The IT unit is working hard to rectiIDP, which will see them re-prioritis- fy the technological challenges and ing their needs according to current we hope to see it up and running soon. service delivery needs. This process Siyaqhuba enkosi.

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the greater kokstad municipality intends to formalise provision of services and land administration in Shayamoya, kokstad kwa-zulu natal. the municipality therefore calls forward the following registered property owners of Shayamoya township as indicated below: ERF No.

Surname

Full Names

Title Deed No

2995

Thena

Buyiswa Joyce

T21482/2002

3043

Molefe

Pinky Alicia

T21524/2002

3050

Lamani

Bulelwa Gloria

T21530/2002

3056

Tonjeni

Adam Harold

T01539/2001

3057

Nrhune

Ndabambi Matewis and Poni Catherine

T01540/2001

3059

Mhlongo

Bhekithemba Clement

T13921/2001

3066

Nomda

Rufas Bekikaya

T01548/2001

3072

Jacob

Frank

T01554/2001

3073

Mhlakaza

Buyiselo Johanness

T01555/2001

3079

Nxele

Sipho

T01561/2001

3085

Nomaqaqa

Thulani Alpheus

T01566/2001

3091

Giyose

Zoliswa Princess

T01572/2001

3092

Sosibo

Caroline Frances

T01573/2001

3100

Gwanya

Virginia Mini

T01581/2001

3115

Khahlela

Mzimeleni

T01590/2001

3126

Mahlasela

Msawenkesi Patrick

T21533/2002

3145

Radi

Tilda

T01618/2001

3153

Mphetshwa

Cynthia Nomandiya

T01626/2001

3175

Stephula

Bethwell

T01644/2001

3194

Ntolokotshana

Nompumelelo Paulina

T01656/2001

3197

Phori

Ali Gabriel

T01659/2001

3217

Mphono

Zoleka Alicia

T66429/2001

3221

Lebakeng

Joyce

T01675/2001

3225

Majola

Mziwoxolo Zolile Richard

T66433/2001

3242

Cebekhulu

William Sibusiso

T21540/2002

3246

Poswa

Xolani

T21544/2002

3264

Sidoyi

William Mzwandile

T21559/2002

3267

Poni

Thembeka Caslina

T43667/2002

3272

Nyide

Nonhlanhla Princess

T21565/2002

3283

Meintjes Meintjes

Cornelius Janse and Nomvula Eunice

T21576/2002

3289

Mjoli

Martha Nompucuko

T21582/2002

3310

Myeki

Hamilton Thanduxolo

T21601/2002

3350

Jam-Jam

Elgin Thandoxolo

T21845/2002

3361

Mpitshane

Florina Nomangesi

T21854/2002

3411

Bam

Nomthandazo Primrose

T21901/2002

3428

Ndaba

Nomakhaya Maureen

T21918/2002

3430

Rasimeni

Albert Sabatha

T21920/2002

3456

Hlophe

David Sibongiseni Nobabalo Barbarah

T21941/2002

3465

Mokotla

Mofu

T21950/2002

3466

Tshayinca

Dumisani Bulelwa

T21951/2002

4065

Ndlaku

Mthobeli

T21680/2002

5518

Mafikila

Gladys Sizak

4068

Ntsimbi

Siyiwe Lilian

T21683/2002

5527

Jele

Nomzi Nozu

Ntandokazi J

4070

Kati

Nothemba

T21685/2002

5529

Sibali

4073

Pakkies

Nomsa

T02287/2001

5553

Zibute

Sakanaye

4075

Tyani

Tiziwe Mantlane

T66465/2001

5571

Ngcaweni

Albertina No

4077

Mthika

Lindewe

T43673/02

5581

Same

Ntombovuyo

4102

Khumalo

Phindile

T02312/2001

5583

Mbokazi

Noluvuyo Mbonile

4128

Klass

Nokwanda Vivian

T02334/2001

5611

Mphayise

4182

Sikwatakwata

Eunice Lindelwa

T02684/2001

5646

Bala

Thandi

4186

Nose

Siphiwo Eric

T02687/2001

5669

Ngcatsha

Nobuhle

4195

Mhlathi

Jack

T02694/2001

5673

Jijimba

Sylvia

4203

Msesiwe

Zandile

T02701/2001

5677

Mboniswa

Nandipha Ki Linda

4225

Ndzwanana

Thembalihle

T66484/2001

5699

Maduna

4244

Dlamini

Agnes Nontlalakahle

T02734/2001

5704

Badala

Cecilia Nont

4256

Sambane

Nosimpiwe

T66489/2001

5707

Mabusela

Clauda Nozi

4258

Mbebeza

Pasulinah Nomamerika

T02745/2001

5744

Hlathi

Gloria Matha

4273

Nqukunzana

Novolile

T02758/2001

5758

Sibi

Matsiliso Alf

Annatoria M

4284

Matelele

Spencer Andrew Robert

T02768/2001

5770

Wotsa

4293

Soxuza

Tebogo Horatius

T02777/2001

5774

Jaca

Mawethu Ni

4314

Mbutye

Nomziwakhe Nombuzo

T02796/2001

5776

Ngqoto

Colbert Man

4334

Mbele

Zodwa

T05443/2001

5803

Mbelana

Nonhlanhla V

4337

Mbangi

Thabile

T66497/2001

5809

Khawula

Nonkanyiso Nomsa

4344

Ngubelanga

Nolungile

T05450/2001

5812

Koyana

4380

Gogela

Boniswa Selinah

T66508/2001

5819

Madolwana

Mjali Nogyq

4416

Kwebulana

Bukiwe Valencia

T05503/2001

5828

Makae

Limakatso

4423

Mxiza

Zanovuyo

T05510/2001

5857

Mdaweni

Tandiwe Ann

4429

Memela

Bonginkosi

T05516/2001

5860

Hutchinson

Mark David Zandile

4433

Mfingwana

Patience Nomonde

T05520/2001

5889

Dubula

4443

Nkunkuma

Leonard Zolisa

T05530/2001

5891

Jona

Ntombizandi

4448

Mpande

Siphiwe

T05535/2001

5893

Lekola

Mpho Maria

4451

Khotseng

Peter Mokheseng

T05537/2001

5894

Mankwente

Nomathemba

4500

Mgadi

Nonebate Ethel

T05625/2001

5896

Mkizwana

Lungiswa Ve

Henrietta Me

4505

Ntshinase

Tumato Elliot

T05627/2001

5928

Ndzimande

4529

Maphinda

Sphelo

T13932/2001

5935

Mjoli

Mzobanzi

4540

Mthethandaba

Zithulele Jeremiah Matsidiso Gladys

T66538/2001

5936

Mokoatla

Shaka Simon

4550

Ngqulunga

Busisiwe

T05666/2001

4558

Makhaba

Moslina Nokwanda

T05673/2001

4564

Zuka

Getrude Nomsa

T05677/2001

4568

Sidoyi

Ellen Christina

T05681/2001

4591

Cita

Nobungcwalisa Florence

T66527/2001

4625

Silwanyana

Bafana Billy

T56718/2000

4635

Gugushe

Jongilanga

T50108/2000

4696

Mpakumpaku

Fanisile Godfrey

T66537/2001

4706

Moketo

Vuyelwa Violet

T50093/2000

4707

Ngubane

Stephen Ndodiphela

T50094/2000

4714

Jojo

Dambuza Patekile

T50099/2000

3472

Likotsi

Agnes Pitseletso

T21957/2002

4715

Phoswa

Jacolina Thembi

T50100/2000

3479

Mbele

Nomagugu Prudence

T21964/2002

4733

Mofu

Ntlupheko Amos

T13975/2001

3494

Munyu

Orina Nomainterval

T01993/03

4740

Mjoli

Thembelani

T13982/2001

3516

Gumede

Mbusi Gaylord

T21998/2002

4765

Mayekiso

Joyce Ntombizodwa

T50126/2000

3525

Mshuqwana

Ndzimela

T22007/2002

4770

Boute

Motyi Joseph

T50130/2000

3526

Somzana

Lubabalo Phathuvuyo

T22008/2002

4778

Zozwana

Nondumiso Margaret

T13943/2001

3533

Poswa

Nombi Matilda

T22015/2002

4779

Dlamini

Betty

T56739/2000

3540

Motsheki

Wilson

T22191/2002

4797

Qoyi

Lungile Afred

T66548/2001

3552

Mthwesi

Simphiwe

T22027/2002

4811

Bango

Duduzile Monica

T13960/2001

3559

Marhulumba

Thembisile

T22149/2002

4815

Majola

Andreas Themba

T66556/2001

3566

Mosiea

Mnyamane Jacob

T22156/2002

4816

Basiwe

Valile Leonard

T66557/2001

3588

Pepper

Yvonne

T22046/2002

4822

Tambo

Nontlahla

T13965/2001

3596

Mabhede

Nomveliso Beauty

T22053/2002

4852

Thoko

Phillip Headman

T50155/2000

3607

Nkosi

Basi Simon

T22064/2002

4875

Mbekwa

Nombulelo Mavis

T50173/2000

3616

Nkwali

Andile Godfrey

T22073/2002

4935

Mseswa

Tayimile Gibson

T66568/2001

3618

Ncapayi

Sgegethe Siphiwe

T22075/2002

4963

Dlamini

Tolakele Antonia

T66576/2001

3622

Mzinyana

Yoliswa Patrishia

T22079/2002

4968

Ntoyi

Zwelinjani Paul

T64146/2000

3632

Nontununu

Patrick Pathuxolo

T22088/2002

4980

Ngwane

Nomihlangano

T64157/2000

3634

Lawrence

Harold Ivan Sarah Maria

T22090/2002

3636

Kongolo

Andile

T22092/2002

3639

Mbongwe

Zamani Patrick

T22095/2002

3644

Xaba

Senzangakhona Gabriel

T22164/2002

3652

Zondi

Nomonde

T22170/2002

3666

Dobe

Wellington Wett

T22110/2002

3669

Nyoniyandiza

Elizabeth Nontlantla

T22113/2002

4985

Khele

Florence Nombulelo

T64162/2000

4991

Khuboni

Selina Nomvuyo

T64168/2000

4997

Mlunguza

Nothemba

T64174/2000

5005

Chala

Vincent Musa

T64181/2000

Ndodonina

Mbulelo Nkululeko

T36625/2000 T36654/2000

3694

Mntshali

T22137/2002

T56759/2000

3745

Hlanekela

Mlungisi Ernest

T21770/2002

5122

Nxabi

Mandisa Elizabeth

T36658/2000

3754

Ncane

Meshack Mbongeni

T21779/2002

5159

Makhamba

Patrick Thembinkosi

T36691/2000

3758

Mbonga

Kacibe Ntuli

T02181/2002

5174

Khmalo

Vuyiswa Marry Eugene

T36706/2000

3761

Mbolekwa

Nomazizi

T66447/2001

3833

Malindi

Philadelphia Nokuphumla

T66450/2001

3834

Mjacu

Nomfuneko Sible

T66451/2001

3851

Lize

Kenneth Mqemane

T21669/2002

3852

Sodladla

Thenjiwe Albertina

T02208/2001

3904

Ludidi

Nomahlubi

T21693/2002

3909

Nomatshizolo

Dora Makhosazana

T21697/2002

3910

Mpiyakhe

Thembeka Patience

5226

Ngxabi

Lindelwa Mirriam

T36752/2000

5242

Mehlwana

Magqazula Paulos

T50240/2000

5255

Sidlayi

Tryphina Bongiwe

T50249/2000

5268

Makhatha

Patience M ohanuoa

T50260/2000

5280

Mabasa

Mdingwa

T13993/2001

5283

Mhlongo

Thembeka Dolly

T66588/2001

5303

Kahlela

Lindaman Godfrey

T36765/2000

5317

Makhitshini

Masoboza Ester

T36778/2000

5318

Willard

Jane

T36779/2000

5357

Qathula

Elizabeth Tutu

T36793/2000

5368

Silevu

Mongezi Joseph

T36802/2000

5389

Mahongo

Qaqa Nomalizo Gladys

T56768/2000

T21698/2002

5401

Magwagwa

Nomabongo Cynthia

T36829/2000

5427

Qepu

Patrick Gcobani

T50271/2000

5452

Gumede

Fani Jacob Duduzile Girlie

T36873/2000

5460

Mhlakaza

Leanard Bongile

T36878/2000

5463

Shabalala

Nombukiso Pretty

T36880/2000

3929

Khuzwayo

Thandi Doris

T02244/2001

3933

Dlamini

Amos Bethwell

T02246/2001

3936

Xam

Zwelidunile

T02249/2001

3945

Ceza

Zameka Nowakhe

T21622/2002

4000

Tshangase

Thembinkosi Ruphus

T21671/2002

4004

Mjoli

Angelina Nomapasika

T21715/2002

4037

Situta

Ernest Thembinkosi

T21796/2002

4043

Ndala

Nzuzo

T21800/2002

4046

Skiti

Nomusa Princess

T21803/2002

Thandiwe Ge

Mtyide

Gugile Xhi James

6102

Madlebe

6123

Fundzo

Branch Mnon

6125

Mtolo

Vuyisile Patr

6148

Ogle

Sophia Jacob

6159

Silangwe

Kotwana

Nombedesho

6165

Mtikaka

6169

Ntsimbi

Phumzile Ge

6170

Simelani

Badanile Flo

6174

Sontangana

Nkosinathi

6179

Klaas

Lucas Danda

John Kwenza

6195

Sibeko

6199

Mpumza

Nombeko Pr

6228

Gcaleka

Beauty Linde

6234

Mjoli

Thobile Geor

6243

Mahlutshana

Simphiwe Sa

Anthony Xol

6254

Mdunjana

6262

Mohapi

Lindelwa Do

6263

Mronde

Zwelidumile

6264

Radebe

Eunice Nomb

6285

Gqoji

Zwelandile

6288

Ogle

Roy Angelin Eliz

Xoliswa Cyn

Solomzi

T02194/2001

Mbotwe

6094

Bekuyise

T36618/2000

Alfro Dumakudee

Siyabonga

6071

Madlala

T36617/2000

Bongani Jackson Princess Nosipho

Ndumndum

Stephen

Euginia Nom

Mashwawu

Thobeka Sylvia

Matibedi

3829

Mafumbu

6318

Tshabalala Cola Gcaba

5119

T66448/2001

Mohlalefi

6062

6316

5074 5075

5116

Jamagile

Masangwana Mgijima

Phendu

T22136/2002

Tinti

Nompumelel

6047 6059

Mahlomola

Sandile Beauty Bonisiwe

3827

Patrick Fikile

Nkhahle

Sylvia Nomawaka

T02187/2001

Ntombizodw

Mahlasela

Ndawule

Lusawana

Lilian Thenjiwe

Mathiyose

6019

6315

3693

Mehlwana

6014

6302

5083

3821

Zakade

T64199/2000

T22122/2002

T02184/2001

Nondolo

T36600/2000

T01996/03

T21658/2002

Nomayeza Jo

6012

Nosisa Margaret

Pretty

Xolani

Nondolo Masoka

Qozi George

Nomanesi

Margaret Susanna

Makaya Mic

5980 6007

Mthembu

Lefuma

Koli

Thandiwe Vi

Ngubo

Mqadi

Sampson

Sgubudu

Mohlakoana

5051

3670

3803

Mthiyane

5978

5026

3679

3762

5973

5465

Sodidi

Shumikazi

T36882/2000

5467

Ntlumayo

Sandrah Nontobeko

T50274/2000

5508

Ngwane

Mathews Daniel Pinkie Gabisile

T36919/2000

6351

Dukuza

Nkosiphendu

6352

Ndlovu

Vusumzi Pat

Virginia Them

6372

Banjathiwe

6394

Nyamazana

Mzuvelile Je

6396

Bentsela

Nomfumano

6400

Ndzimbovu

Patrick Magu

6417

Lujiva

Zwelithini A

Mntuwenkos

6419

Ngunze

6430

Sataka

Nomatamsan

6465

Mtolo

Bheki

6467

Makumasa

Eric Xolisile

6482

Sofunani

Pascilina Du Sakhele

6488

Lobese

6503

Madumela

Thulani Jack

6505

Matebese

Nolitha

6510

Baartman

Florence Nom

6515

Gouela

Nolulama Ma

Nokulunga N

6516

Memela

6524

Ngxabi

Norah Noms

6538

Mayeza

Armstrong Z

6539

Ludidi

Victoria

6553

Thoko

Nomvuyo A

6556

Nduku

Bavuyise Ch Nokonwabo

6563

Nompukane

Tipile Micha

6591

Njeje

Johannes

6599

Thelejane

Tlhajoame M

6600

Vethe

Cresencia Nt

6601

Khwela

Bathabile Ma

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s Sizakele

T56774/2000

6606

Lenong

Thamsanqa Lucky

T22476/2002

6761

Nonqayi

Mthetho Paulos

i Nozuko

T50280/2000

6607

Mhlongo

Eric

T22477/2002

6762

Ndabelanga

Francisca Nwabisa

T8358/2013

okazi Juliet

T36937/2000

6609

Lusawana

Mandla De Beer

T22479/2002

6763

Mphangeli

Thamsanqa Ayanda

T8359/2013 T8360/2013

T8357/2013

aye

T22546/2002

6617

Nombaku

Msokoli

T22486/2002

6764

Dlamini

Nobathini Emmarence

tina Nomayeza

T24162/2001

6618

Making

Martin Joseph

T22487/2002

6765

Moya

Bongani

T8361/2013

bovuyo Portia

T23972/2001

6627

Peza

Zingisa

T22496/2002

6766

Nyembezi

Thozamile

T8362/2013

uyo

T23974/2001

6628

Simbelembele

Nosisa

T22497/2002

6767

Landingwe

Nodoli Nontlantla

T8363/2013

ile

T23949/2001

6640

Ncame

Zinikele

T22509/2002

6768

Nobekwa

Nomaswazi

T8364/2013

di

T24216/2001

6648

Buliba

Caroline Nomabhongo

T43705/02

6769

Habhani

Yeye

T8365/2013

hle

T66617/2001

6652

Tibe

Thembeka Gloria

T22520/2002

6770

Hlanganyana

Thobeka

T8366/2013

a

T24234/2001

6656

Mdliva

Noluthando

T22524/2002

6771

Ngubo

Notlantla Orrie

T19791/2013

pha Kimrose

T24238/2001

6670

Moketusi

Maphoka Anna

T8312/2013

6772

Mnyaiza

Mabhengwana

T19792/2013

T22215/2002

6671

Mnini

Ntombifuthi

T8313/2013

6773

Mazaza

Nomakhwezi

T19793/2013 T19794/2013

a Nontsokolo

T24158/2001

6672

Tibe

John

T8314/2013

6774

Mathiyela

Nelisiwe

a Nozipho

T24135/2001

6673

Jacob

Eunice Lindelwa

T8315/2013

6775

Moketusi

Mankeletseng Anacleta

T19795/2013

Mathabo

T66625/2001

6674

Thaunyane

Mokoalaba Joseph

T8316/2013

6776

Mtolo

Vusi

T19796/2013

iso Alfancina

T23882/2001

6675

Mabusela

Mnyamezeli Ernest

T8317/2013

6777

Lureme

Siyabonga Petros

T19797/2013

oria Matukiso

T24016/2001

6676

Klass

Nkosinathi Dicks

T8318/2013

6778

Ngcobo

Nomvuselelo Cecilia

T19798/2013 T19799/2013

thu Nicholas

T66627/2001

6677

Jiqiza

Nompitizela

T8320/2013

6779

Gwayi

Simphiwe

rt Mandonke

T24021/2001

6679

Mbola

Victor and Nomathemba

T8321/2013

6780

Nyembezi

Zukiswa

T19800/2013

anhla Veronica

T23995/2001

6680

Nana

Johnnes Sebolelo

T8322/2013

6781

Gqwabaza

Temalo

T8367/2013

anyiso Gloria

T24080/2001

6681

Landingwe

Nombuso

T8323/2013

6782

Nomsuka

Oripa

T35568/2012

a

T24082/2001

6682

Joyi

Zandile

T8324/2013

6783

Batyi

Tolo Elliot

T35569/2012 T35570/2012

T24087/2001

6683

Pindela

Jalisile Anthony

T8325/2013

6784

Gasa

Pumzile

katso

Nogyqula

T24093/2001

6684

Mbangi

Noluvuyo

T8326/2013

6785

Ntshisela

Mphuthumi

T35571/2012

we Ann Sarah

T23923/2001

6685

Madumela

Ntombendala Elizabeth

T8324/2013

6786

Mbanjwa

Mandla

T35572/2012

David John

T23926/2001

6686

Maduna

Ntombikayise

T19766/2013

6787

Makoba

Ntlantla

T35573/2012

le

T23931/2001

6687

Ngcobo

Popos Pieter

T8328/2013

6788

Mohale

Cecilia Lieketseng

T35574/2012

bizandile

T22220/2002

6688

Leteba

Moeketsi

T8329/2013

6789

Stephen

Vusumzi

T35575/2012

Maria

T23934/2001

6689

Lepheana

Lucas Motsi

T19767/2013

6790

Citshela

Tryphina Ncediwe

T35576/2012

themba Francina

T24112/2001

6690

Moketusi

Mpokeleng Elisa

T8330/2013

6791

Sehlako

Sipho Gerald

T35577/2012

swa Veronica

T24114/2001

6691

Moketusi

Thabang Jened

T8331/2013

6792

Mohale

Thebiso Sakaria

T35578/2012

etta Meselina

T24180/2001

6692

Mnyaiza

Elliot

T8332/2013

6793

Menziwa

Bawinile

T35579/2012 T35580/2012

anzi

T22222/2002

6693

Nyamende

Beatrice Ntombizanele

T8333/2013

6794

Mthetho

Joseph Lehlonono

Simon

T24070/2001

6694

Nzimande

Sibongiseni Shandoni

T8334/2013

6795

Mpacu

Linda

T35581/2012

du

T24196/2001

6695

Motiomelo

Matsepa Mokepedi M

T8335/2013

6796

Maekisa

Mamotlodi Alice

T35582/2012

iwe Victoria

T66647/2001

6696

Setusa

Shanyana

T19768/2013

6797

Sikhetho

Mandla Elijah

T35583/2012

ya Micheal

T24200/2001

6697

Matshikiza

Jongizizwe Bennet

T19769/2013

6798

Lila

Mncedi

T35584/2012

yeza Joyce

T24127/2001

6698

Mambulu

Elsie

T19770/2013

6799

Mehlwana

Busisiwe

T35585/2012

e

T24131/2001

6699

Polo

Artic

T19771/2013

6800

Tshabalala

Lawrence Khwezi

T35586/2012

bizodwa Cecilia

T22225/2002

6700

Ntsimbi

Bathobile

T19772/2013

6801

Mdukulwana

Nolulama Madlamini

T35587/2012

k Fikile

T22201/2002

6701

Theko

Thulani Lucas

T19773/2013

6802

Mgcebengu

Thandeka Mavis

T35588/2012

umelelo

T22583/2002

6702

Jacob

Windie Nondumiso

T19774/2013

6803

Ntwakumba

Mandisa

T35589/2012 T35590/2012

alefi

T22594/2002

6703

Gqwabaza

Mkhethi

T19775/2013

6804

Mabuselo

Mathapelo

ia Nomfundiso

T22597/2002

6704

Sefoloko

Albert Tahleho

T19776/2013

6805

Msimango

Thembisile

T35591/2012

iwe Getrude

T22606/2002

6705

Mphangeli

Lindelani Daniel

T19777/2013

6806

Bomvana

Sivuyile

T35592/2012 T35593/2012

e

T22629/2002

6706

Joy

Mbulelo

19778/2013

6807

Dani

Mzwandile Bethwell

mes

T22636/2002

6707

Zuka

Sibusiso Nionel

T19779/2013

6808

Jonga

Funo

T35594/2012

h Mnoneleli

T22657/2002

6708

Sakeni

Zamekile

T35547/2012

6809

Mabuselo

Matlotlisang

T35595/2012

ile Patrick

T22659/2002

6709

Maduna

Thandi Beauty

T35548/2012

6810

Nyangana

Yamkela

T35596/2012

a Jacobe

T22682/2002

6710

Mazula

Khanyisile

T35549/2012

6811

Gqwabaza

Jabulile

T35597/2012

ana

T22693/2002

6711

Lande

Brian Mbuyiseli

T35550/2012

6812

Duma

Katana Thembelani

T35598/2012

edesho

T22699/2002

6712

Molefe

Lillo

T35551/2012

6813

Jona

Makumalo Annacletta

T35599/2012 T35600/2012

zile Gertrude

T22703/2002

6713

Nyamende

Kekeletso

T35552/2012

6814

Ndzimande

Nompumelelo

ile Flora

T22704/2002

6714

Gwayi

Beauty Madlamini

T35553/2012

6815

Sefoloko

Thabiso

T35601/2012

nathi

T22708/2002

6715

Duva

Roy Duva

T35554/2012

6816

Gebashe

Mlindeni Cyprian

T35602/2012

T22713/2002

6716

Radebe

Nomvuyo

T35555/2012

6817

Mfukeni

Nompuluko

T35603/2012

T22729/2002

6717

Gabashe

Alfred Myekeni

T35556/2012

6818

Matshikiza

Samuel Siviwe

T35604/2012 T35605/2012

Dandan

Kwenzakwakhe

eko Primrose

T22733/2002

6718

Mbobo

Fikiswa Getrude

T35557/2012

6819

Bedlan

Anna Thandiwe

y Lindelwa

T22761/2002

6719

Dlamini

Eric

T35558/2012

6820

Matshikiza

Nodazive

T35606/2012

le George

T22767/2002

6720

Dlamini

Bulelani

T19780/2013

6821

Hkewu

Jabulani Charles

T35607/2012

hiwe Samuel

T22776/2002

6721

Mdlontiya

Sikwici

T19781/2013

6822

Mjoli

Nontandazelo Angel

T35608/2012

ny Xolani

T22787/2002

6722

Magobane

Thokozile Lindiwe

T19782/2013

6823

Nikwe

Rittar

T35609/2012 T35610/2012

lwa Dolly Ethel Maria

T22794/2002

6723

Siqendu

Kanyela

T19783/2013

6824

Mndawini

Nodambile Octavia

dumile Hebeth

T22795/2002

6724

Mphumphula

William

T35559/2012

6825

Makape

Maleshoane Maria

T35611/2012

e Nombuyiselo

T22796/2002

6725

Mbeki

Nombulelo Cynthia

T35560/2012

6826

Mangaqanyaza

Doris Nomsa

T35612/2012

6726

Njokweni

Ntombekhaya Zoleka

T35561/2012

6827

Mohlakona

Manini

T35613/2012

6727

Nzimande

Mduduzi

T35562/2012

6828

Sokamisa

Mshiywa

T35614/2012 T35615/2012

ndile

in Elizabeth

u

omola

wa Cynthia

ise

T22816/2002 T22819/2002 T22831/2002 T22844/2002 T22845/2002 T22847/2002

phendulo

T43697/02

mzi Patrick

T43698/02

ia Thembisile

T43704/02

elile Jeffrey

T22265/2002

umano

T22267/2002

k Magugu

T22271/2002

hini Albert

T22288/2002

wenkosi Alpheus

T22290/2002

tamsanqa

T22301/2002 T22336/2002

Xolisile

T22338/2002

ina Duduzile

T22353/2002

le

T22359/2002

ni Jackson

T22373/2002

a

T22375/2002

ce Nombuyiselo

T22380/2002

ama Madrina

T22385/2002

unga Nolusapho

T22386/2002

Nomsa

T22394/2002

rong Zithulele

T22408/2002

ia

T22409/2002

uyo Annie

T22423/2002

ise Christian nwabo

T22426/2002

Michael

T22433/2002

nes

T22461/2002

ame Mathew

T22469/2002

ncia Ntomikayise

T22470/2002

bile Margaret

T22471/2002

6728

Rathebane

Koatsi Joseph

T35563/2012

6829

Zuka

Andile Albert

6729

Siphika

Lungelwa Yvonne

T35564/2012

6830

Mayeza

Zwelibanzi

T35616/2012

6730

Ntwakumba

Xoliswa

T35565/2012

6831

Mdutyana

Andile Clive

T35617/2012

6731

Mdledle

Thenjiwe

T19784/2013

6834

Mbewu

Nkongozelo Alfred

T22556/2002

6732

Sikhosana

Anna

T35566/2012

6836

Matshetsha

Mangiswa

T22558/2002 T19801/2013

6733

Qasha

Bukisani Ntombentle

T19785/2013

6842

Mphangeli

Morena Joseph

6734

Jonga

Sizwe

T19786/2013

6843

Rathebane

Tsibela Edmond

T8368/2013

6735

Mkalipi

Lungiswa Victoria

T19787/2013

6844

Rathebane

Thabang Simone

T8389/2013

6736

Theko

Mantshu

T8336/2013

6845

Matshikiza

Nontsokolo Eunice

T8370/2013

6737

Mhlungwini

Simon

T8337/2013

T19802/2013 T8371/2013

6738

Nondolo

Nomvula

T8338/2013

6846

Nomnqongo

Nkisimane Nomakhogazana Sylvia

6739

Mabida

Wellington Sandile

T8339/2013

6847

Rathebane

Anna Malemahang

6740

Msesiwe

Mthunzi

T8340/2013

6854

Tibe

Ntombuthi

T19803/2013

6741

Moni

Nomateme Medrina

T8341/2013

6857

Kgalodi

Tilati Joseph

T19804/2013

6742

Phepheto

Ethel

T8342/2013

6858

Nkhahle

Motsoari

T19805/2013

6743

Sibhobhi

Boniwe Victoria

T8343/2013

6859

Rathebane

Morongoenyane Esther

T8372/2013

6744

Ndabelanga

Nomatamsanqa

T8344/2013

6860

Mathiyela

Zanele

T19806/2013

6745

Mbhele

Jabu Shayiwe

T8345/2013

6861

Mofokeng

Tshepo

T19807/2013

Gqwabaza

Mosielo

T19808/2013

6746

Mathibeli

Anastacia Nthabiseng

T8346/2013

6862

6747

Makhetha

Thamie

T8347/2013

6863

Mabusela

Ntumiseng

T8373/2013

6748

Nyamende

Mathuso

T19788/2013

6865

Nocanda

Vicentia

T19809/2013

6749

Mbembe

Nese Magaret

T19789/2013

6866

Makhetha

Thuso

T19810/2013

6750

Phamotse

Ntai

T19790/2013

6867

Mfukeni

Hlengiwe

T19811/2013

6868

Jeke

Patricia

T19812/2013

6922

Mngonyana

Patience Zamekile

T22567/2002

6751

Moeshoeshoe And Mohapi

Augustus Soloane and Ntombi

T8348/2013

6752

Ndabelanga

Thumeka

T8349/2013

6753

Tsoeu

Bernard

T8350/2013

6754

Ncinjani

Nokwanda

T8351/2013

Please be informed that the Title Deeds of Beneficiaries listed in the above table are available for collection at the greater kokstad municipality Building, Spatial planning and land use management Division (HOUSING) at 75 Hope Street from thursday the 13th of october 2016.

6755

Sobetshe

Mlozi Samuel

T8352/2013

yours in local government development.

6756

Ngqwangi

Thobilizwi

T8353/2013

6757

Takana

Maleemisa Agatha

T8354/2013

6758

Chapha

Priscilla Ntombesine

T8355/2013

6759

Zweni

Mzikayise

T8356/2013

6760

Mbhele

Buyiswa

T35567/2012

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Arts festival teaches, FEVER and showcases talent 7 October 2016

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At the festival, organiser Kyle Allan (left) and former Igagasi FM presenter, Zookey Zarling.

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Experiment turns cow dung to gas >> ‘We are using biogas for cooking, electricity is for light’ SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com

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Women are encouraged to read at the community library.

ALTHOUGH it was a cold Underberg weekend, the warmth inside the Underberg Himeville Arts Festival last weekend was obvious.

The festival started on Friday night with storytellers giving their best.

The organisor, Kyle Allan, said the festival was organised in collaboration with the Family Literacy Project, and poets.

Guests included former Igagasi FM presenter, Zookey Zarling, poet Allan Kolski Horwitz,

Ike Mboneni Muila and Frank Meintjies.

“Novelists and writers also attended and on Saturday books were launched and we did some outreach activities at a community library where we encouraged people to read, and we held workshops at the Himeville museum,” said Allan.

The Himeville Arts Festival is to be an annual event and organisors will announce details of the next one soon. - Supplied.

N idea that cow dung and human waste could be turned into gas has become a reality for Mokhesi Mokhesi (29) of Nkasela village in Matatiele.

On Tuesday Mokhesi demonstrated his experiment of converting cow dung into a biogas to the very curious community.

Mokhesi filled a 10-litre container with water and cow dung and put it inside two drums and the transformation took place within five minutes.

He then connected the home-made gas container to a two-plate gas stove in his house and everyone was amazed to see that the stove worked.

“The idea came after I saw a story in the Daily Sun in 2007 that said cow dung and human waste can make gas.

“So I asked my grandmother to save money for me in order for me to turn this idea into reality.

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Mokhesi Mokhesi shows his experiment of transforming cow dung into a gas.

“I spent R12 000 and bought cement, pipes, and valves,” explained Mokhesi.

Mokhesi Mokhesi lights the stove with the home­made gas connected.

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APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE INTERNET, VOICE OVER IP TELEPHONES & BULK SMS SERVICES FOR GKM OFFICES

BID NO.: GKM 18-15/16

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Greater Kokstad Municipality hereby invites suitably qualified service provider for the Appointment of a service provider to provide internet, voice over IP telephones and bulk sms services for the Greater kokstad municipality.

The scope of work and bid requirements is stipulated in the bid document.

His grandmother Mankutlweng Esseu earlier thought that Mokhesi was mad when he told her about the idea, but today she is happy.

“We are now using biogas for cooking, electricity is for light and I am saving lot of money,” said Mankutlweng.

The biogas does not depend on the weather to work and Mokhesi wants to make other gases for schools and hospitals to use.

Nicky McLeod of Umzimvubu Catchment Partnership said Mokhesi needs support from government and business people to expand his knowledge.

“Mokhesi is an innovator and a rural entrepreneur who needs assistance.”

Contest helps to empower the youth

Stage 1: Functionality Assessment Stage 2: price Scoring Only Bidders who meet the minimum threshold on stage 1 will proceed to stage 2.

On stage 2 the Greater Kokstad Municipality Supply Chain Policy and preferential procurement point scoring system of 80/20 shall apply (80 points being Price and 20 points being BBBEE Contribution Level Status). Bidders are encouraged to submit a certified BBBEE certificate.

Failure to do so will result in forfeiting of points.

A NON-REFUNDABLE Bid documents fee of R300.00 per document is payable in cash at the Municipality’s Customer Care Centre. The bid document must be physically collected from the Customer Care Centre, 75 Hope Street, Kokstad, during normal working hours from 08H00 – 15H00.

NB: Bidders who previously bought the document need to collect a new document at no cost.

A COMPULSORY BRIEFING will be held on the 18 October 2016 at 11h00 at the municipality’s Town Hall.

Sealed Bids, marked “Bid No.: GKM: 18-15/16 INTERNET, VOICE OVER IP TELEPHONES & BULK SMS”, must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the Reception Area, 75 Hope Street, Kokstad, No later than, 25 October 2016 at 12H00, where after, bids will be opened in public.

Late, telegraphic emailed or faxed bids will not be considered.

Bidders are encouraged to register on the municipality’s database. Forms are available from the Website www.kokstad.org.za and Supply Chain Office.

Technical Enquiries: Mrs. M. Coetzee, Tel. 039 797 6600, Fax no. 039 727 3676 Email: mikie.coetzee@kokstad.gov.za; Supply Chain Management Enquiries: Ms. A. Mahlaka, Tel: 039 797 6600, Email: Andiswa.Mahlaka@kokstad.org.za Greater Kokstad Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted.

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The selected six (back, from left) Mihla Mhlanjwa, Phumlile Ngangezwe, Mmuso Khusu, and (front, from left) Lerato Zeka, Sandisiwe Gcem and Andisiwe Keyi.

SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com IN a bid to keep the youth off the streets, Cavals Modelling Agency hosted a beauty contest at Kokstad Community Hall on Saturday.

Cavals Modelling Agency founder, Asanda Phungula, said young people must use their skills to empower themselves and said the agency

will assist young people to achieve their dreams.

“Many young people can become models, poets, dancers, and singers if they get enough support.”

Six young people were selected from the 35 who vied for various titles.

In the female category Lerato Zeka was selected Miss Cavals, Sindisiwe Gcem was the “Face of Cavals” and

Keyi Andisiwe was selected as brand ambassador.

In the male category Mihla Mhlanjwa was selected Mr Cavals, Phumlile Ngangezwe as the “Face of Cavals” and Mmuso Khusu as brand ambassador.

The agency will use these six youth people to empower and encourage other youngsters to “shape” their lives.

DoE investigates sexual molestation allegations

7 October 2016

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FEVER

>> Five pupils were allegedly sexually violated by the school’s security guard SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com

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HE KZN Department of Education (DoE) is investigating reports of alleged sexual molestation of special needs pupils at Vulekani Special School in Umzimkhulu by a security guard, who still re-

ports for duty.

DoE spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said the department received reports from concerned stakeholders about sexual abuse of female pupils.

“The department has ordered the district office to investigate these reports,” said Mahlambi.

KZN Democratic Alliance has called on the KZN MEC for Education, Mthandeni Dlungwane, to launch an immediate investigation and remove the security guard from the school.

Recently the poor condition of the school was highlighted during a special visit by members of National

NPO rescues, assists drug addicts

Council of Provinces (NCOP), led by James Mthethwa, a NCOP member.

Problems that were raised during the visit included the old infrastructure of the school, the non-availability of hostels for pupils and the poor condition of the school bus that transports pupils.

NCOP members were also in-

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formed about the alleged sexual molestation of pupils and promised to investigate.

SAPS spokesperson Thembeka Mbhele said Port Shepstone Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit is investigating cases of sexual assault after five pupils were allegedly sexually violated.

“The suspect was arrested and charged. He then appeared in court on 26 September, but the court results are unknown at this stage.”

Due to schools being on holiday, comment from Vulekani Special School was unavailable.

Wild Coast Tourism Centre opens

Former drug addicts with Morgan Pienar (back, right).

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SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com AFTER Fever published a story about seven young people who were rescued from a life of drugs, the number of drug addicts who want to be rehabilitated has risen.

Recently Untwist, an NPO that was started three years ago, took in eight young people in Port Shepstone (Untwist takes drug addicts to rehabilitation centres).

Co-founder, facilitator and former drug addict, Morgan Pienaar said many people come to

the organisation asking for help and the number has grown since Fever published the story.

Morgan has been clean for four years.

“Drug addiction is a problem for many young people in Kokstad. I always advise parents to look after their children and make sure they don’t fall prey to drugs,” said Pienaar.

Untwist also visits schools to educate young people about dangers of using drugs and they talk to parents about the symptoms they should look out for, which includes

sleeping for long periods of time, red eyes and anger.

Morgan is now in a process of rescuing another group of young people who were brought to him by parents.

“I want Kokstad to be a drugfree area.”

He said the organisation needs support from business people and government departments to rehabilitate drug addicts in Kokstad and appealed to the municipality to empower former drug addicts with skills so they don’t have to return to their former drug habits.

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BID NO.: GKM 04-16/17 the greater kokstad municipality invites experienced service providers for the provision of Hygiene services. the scope of work and bid requirements are stipulated in the bid document.

A non-refundable Bid Document fee of R300 is payable in cash at the municipality’s customer care centre. the Bid Document must be physically collected at the customer care centre, 75 Hope Street, kokstad, during working hours from 08h00 to15h00. the greater kokstad municipality Supply chain policy on preferential point Scoring System of 80/20 shall apply. 80 for price and 20 for BBBee contribution level status.

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held on the 17 October 2016 at 11h00 at 75 Hope Street, Kokstad.

Sealed Bids, marked “Bid No.: GKM: 04-16/17 PROVISION OF HYGIENE SERVICES”, must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the reception area, 75 Hope Street, kokstad, no later than, 24 October 2016 at 12H00, where after, bids will be opened in public.

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The Wild Coast Sun opened a tourism centre last Wednesday and Mbizana Municipality was part of the launch. The centre sells traditional handmade beaded jewellery and baskets. ABOVE: At the event (from left) Sandi Burger (PR and promotions manager), Nomonde Makaula (regional tourism develop­ ment manager of Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency) and Myan Mood­ ley (general manager).

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BID NO.: GKM 07-16/17 the greater kokstad municipality hereby invites proposals from reputable service providers for Hosting of the greater kokstad municipality giS website. the greater kokstad municipality Supply chain policy and preferential procurement point scoring system of 80/20 shall apply. 80- Price, 20 BBBEE Contribution Level Status and the prospective bidders must accept that the tender will be adjudicated according to the said legislation.

A NON-REFUNDABLE Bid documents fee of R300.00 per document is payable in cash at the municipality’s customer care centre. the bid document must be physically collected from the customer care centre, during normal working hours from 08H00 – 15H00.

NB: Bidders who previously bought the document need to collect a new document at no cost.

NB: Bidders who previously bought the document need to collect a new document at no cost.

Sealed Bids, marked “Bid No.: GKM 07-16/17” must be deposited in the BOX marked “HOSTING OF THE GKM GIS WEBSITE” located at the reception area, 75 Hope Street, kokstad, not later than 24 October 2016 at 12H00, where after, bids will be opened in public.

late, telegraphic, emailed or faxed bids will not be considered.

Failure to submit a Certified BBBEE Certificate will result in forfeiting the points.

Service providers are encouraged to register on the greater kokstad municipality’s data base before submitting the documents, forms are available from the website www.kokstad.org.za and from Scm unit.

late, telegraphic, e-mailed or faxed bids will not be considered.

Technical Enquiries: mr. n. mthimkhulu at 039 797 6600 or nkululeko.mthimkhulu@kokstad.gov.za Supply Chain Enquiries: miss andiswa mahlaka at 039 7976600 or andiswa.mahlaka@kokstad. gov.za

technical enquiries: mr S. madikizela on tel: 039 797 6600; fax: 039 727 3676 email: Samora. madikizela@kokstad.gov.za Supply chain management enquiries: ms a. mahlaka tel. 039 797 6600 or andiswa.mahlaka@ kokstad.gov.za.

Greater Kokstad Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted.

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“Where’s the Fun” Vegetarian cook­off goes wild PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

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ILD Coast Sun International restaurant, Chico’s, hosted the Fry’s Family Foods cookoff on Saturday night.

A live broadcast of the cook-off was shot with host Karou Charou, who kept guests entertained with lucky draws and prize giveaways.

Pricilla Du Toit, in the audience won the first prize of a wine hamper and R1 000 in cash.

Before the cook-off started Charou asking the audience to write their names down and enter a lucky draw and they could be chosen to assist the guest chefs.

Celebrity chef Thigam Naidoo, also the academic director of the South African Hospitality Institute, started and KwaZulu-Natal’s MasterChef Diena Naidoo, were the chefs to take part in the cook-off.

Before the gas stoves started heating, Dr Paul Palmer, a chiropractor and leading plant-based nutritionist in South Africa, gave a nutritional talk on how he strives to educate his patients about the importance of a healthy lifestyle incorporating chiropractic, plant-based nutrition and exercise.

He said animal foods as a food group promote cancer and plant foods have proved to protect against and fight cancer and convinced guests that Fry’s family food is the way to go.

Chef Thigam Naidoo was the first to go in the lucky draw and drew out the name of Dave Harvey, who assisted her to make a stir fry using Fry’s Family Foods “chicken strips”.

Chef Diena Naidoo was the second chef to prepare a meal for the audience and chose to cook with his friend Myan Moodley, Wild Coast general manager, making butter chicken also using Fry’s Family Foods chicken-style strips,

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Entry is R200 per person, inclusive of wine tasting and food pairing, access to a shopping experience, a networking platform, edutainment, entertainment by local musicians and deejays, a spit braai for dinner and fun. Tickets are limited to 400 people, available at Sugar Babes Salon in Shelly Centre.

Pop-up stalls for small local businesses and crafters to showcase their products and demonstrate their services are available and cost R1 000 per 3mx3m space, with a table and two chairs.

Distell and Vinimark will educate about the enjoyment of a variety of wines, tasting and its health benefits in promoting healthy living lifestyles. The wine tasting will be open for two hours only, and a cash bar will be available.

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Local production begins for expanded Ford Everest range >> An expanded Everest range goes on sale in South Africa in November

the South African market, and exported to countries across Sub-Saharan Africa.

This follows a combined R2.5-billion investment in Ford’s local operations for the Everest and Ranger programmes, creating approximately 1 200 new jobs at Ford Motor Company ORD’S sophisticated Everest of Southern Africa, and within its supsport utility vehicle (SUV) is set plier network. to make an even greater impact “The Ford Everest has been a very on the South African market when an popular addition to our local line-up, expanded range goes on sale locally in but thus far has only been available in November. the two high-specification 4x4 models With Job 1 for Everest production which were fully imported from Thaicommencing today at the world-class land,” says Tracey Delate, general Silverton Assembly Plant in Pretoria, marketing manager, FMCSA. it signals the start of a new era for Ford “Local production has now enabled Motor Company of Southern Africa us to expand the offering with an addi(FMCSA) as it now becomes a two-ve- tional six model derivatives, two enhicle assembly facility that also produ- gine choices, three trim levels, the opces the Ranger for export to 148 mar- tion of manual and automatic transkets in Africa, the Middle East and Eu- missions, as well as two and fourrope. wheel drive versions.

“The start of local production for “The addition of the 2.2 TDCi XLS the Ford Everest is another major and XLT models in particular will apmilestone for FMCSA’s manufacturing peal to family and lifestyle buyers, ofdivision in implementing Ford’s global fering exceptional value for money PHOTO: facility and process standards,” says matched to an outstanding level of SUPPLIED Ockert Berry, VP Operations. standard safety features, smart techThe new “We are confident that the locally nologies and proven all-terrain capaFord produced Ford Everest will deliver bility,” Delate adds.

Everest. outstanding results for us, our emWhile the mighty 147kW 3.2-litre ployees and, most importantly, our Duratorq TDCi engine remains at the customers,” said Berry. pinnacle of the range for this capable The Everest will be produced for and versatile seven-seater SUV, the revised Everest lineup will be enhanced with the refined and economical 2.2-litre Duratorq TDCi engine also found in the Ranger.

It produces 118kW and 385Nm of torque, and can be specified with a manual or automatUMUZIWABANTU MUNICIPALITY ic gearbox.

Private Bag X1023 Harding 4680 Along with the Tel: 039 433 3500 Fax: 039 433 3500 existing 3.2 TDCi PUBLIC NOTICE Automatic fourwheel drive derivaSCHEDULE FOR THE ELECTION OF UMUZIWABANTU tives – in XLT and WARD COMMITTEE MEMBERS Limited specification levels – a third In terms of Section 152 of the Constitution places the participation of 4x4 model is set to communities at the centre of service delivery and other matters of Local join the mix in the Government, the Municipal Structures Act, (117 of 1998), Municipal Systems form of the 2.2 TDCi Act, (Act 32 of 2000) and Local Government Laws Amendment Act, (Act 19 of 2008) also provide the legislative framework for the establishment of Ward XLS, equipped with Committees within the municipality and its area of jurisdiction. a six-speed manual transmission.

Therefore Umuziwabantu Municipality invites the community to participate in Five all-new twothe election of Ward Committees as per the schedule listed below: wheel drive Everest WARD VENUE DATE TIME models will join the line-up for the first 02 Mpeshu Community Hall 13 October 2016 10H00 time. This includes a 03 Town Hall 14 October 2016 10H00 total of four 2.2 TDCi versions in a choice 04 Vukuzakhe MPCC 24 October 2016 10H00 of either manual or 05 Sunrise Sports Ground 26 October 2016 10H00 automatic, as well as 06 Ntshangwe sports Ground 27 October 2016 10H00 the option of the mid-level XLS trim 07 Ntaba Primary School Grounds 28 October 2016 10H00 or the luxuriously 08 KwaNgubelanga Community Hall 02 November 2016 10H00 appointed XLT. Topping the 4x2 range is 09 Albert Secondary School Grounds 03 November 2016 10H00 a new 3.2 TDCi XLT 10 Phumza Community Hall 05 November 2016 10H00 Automatic.

Full details on the Community members are advised to bring along their ID books during the expanded Ford Evelection of ward committees. erest line-up will be announced at the Mr S.D. Mbhele launch.

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SPORT Buoyant Bafana ready for Burkina Faso and Ghana >> ‘We have learnt our lessons and I believe we have done our homework’ ­ Shakes

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AFANA Bafana arrived in the Ivorian capital of Abidjan on Tuesday evening on their way to Burkina Faso in buoyant mood, with coach Shakes Mashaba saying it was a blessing in disguise that they were beginning the Fifa 2018 World Cup campaign away from home.

Since taking over the national

team, Mashaba has enjoyed unparalleled success away from home and expects history to repeat itself in this campaign. “We began the Equatorial Guinea 2015 qualifiers away from home against Sudan and from that moment onwards there was no looking back.

“I expect the boys to be fired up for

the Burkina Faso game on Saturday and set the tone for the remainder of the campaign,” said a relaxed Mashaba on the Safa website.

Unlike the Africa Cup of Nations campaign for 2017 in which Bafana Bafana drew against Gambia, Cameroon and Mauritania at home, Mashaba said the Fifa 2018 Russia World Cup

campaign was a different ball game altogether. “We have learnt our lessons and although this will be a tough match because Burkina Faso are a tough nut to crack at home, I believe we have done our homework and we should compete.”

The Bafana Bafana versus Burkina Faso game takes place at the Munici-

pal Stadium in Ouagadougou on Saturday evening and kicks off at 8 pm SA time.

Bafana Bafana left South Africa on Tuesday afternoon via Accra, Ghana, with an overnight stop in Abidjan. The team were to arrive in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, yesterday afternoon.

“I could not have asked for a better organised and balanced team. We have assembled a good squad with good spirit and a group of players who know what it means to don the Bafana Bafana jersey,” added Mashaba.

After the match against Burkina Faso, Bafana Bafana will fly straight to OR Tambo Airport where they will connect to Durban for a friendly match against Ghana scheduled for Moses Mabhida Stadium on Tuesday, 11 October. — Sport24.

Eastern Rangers FC awarded kit SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com A PRE-SEASON football tournament, with 28 teams participating, ended in happiness when winners Eastern Rangers FC received a kit, sponsored by Pearson’s Sport Shop, after the final games at Riverview Stadium last Sunday.

Liverpool beat Young Lions 4-3 on penalties and Eastern Rangers beat Juveniles FC 2-0. Eastern Rangers FC scored the first goal at two minutes before half time, the second goal was scored three minutes before the final whistle.

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