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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

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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.

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.

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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

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. We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

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. Kalisha Naicker Senior Journalist Hillcrest Fever

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and her members made several arrests. Identification Section (VIS), Crime Intelligence, Detectives, Hibberdene SAPS, Tactical Response Team (TRT), 10111 Flying Squad and the Cluster Commander’s office assembled at 6.45pm and were briefed by the Cluster Commander. Inspections were carried out to ensure that the liquor outlets were operating in compliance with their liquor licences and patrons were searched for drugs, dangerous weapons and unlicensed firearms. The operation continued until the early hours of the next morning and the successes included two arrests for dealing in liquor without a licence, five for the unlawful possession of dagga, two for the unlawful possession

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Cosatu members and Wimpy Margate staff protest. WIMPY owner David Smith declined to comment to the Fever on the recent strike outside the outlet by some of his former employees and union members. The strike could be a threat to business as union leaders and affected staff said they want Wimpy to

close. Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) secretary Mdumiseni Danca said if management continues to exploit workers and undermine the rights of employees they will be left with no option but to embark on more strike action.

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SBONGISENI Robert Mpofana (32) appeared in the Ramsgate Regional Court recently where he was convicted for assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, murder and intimidation and sentenced to three years, 15 years and six months, respectively. The case was investigated by Detective Warrant Officer Sibusiso Mthethwa of the Gamalakhe SAPS Detective Service. The victim, Phatho Ndaba (43), was walking with a woman in Quinabout Ward, Gamalakhe near the school when Mpofana attacked him with a knife. He sustained four stab wounds in the chest and one in the abdomen. Mpofana fled the scene, but was tracked down by police, and arrested. Major General Sethenya Agnes Nxamagele, the Ugu Cluster Commander, extended her thanks and appreciation to the Gamalakhe SAPS station commander, Captain Mpinge for working with his members and giving them guidance. She also commended Warrant Officer Mthethwa for the excellent investigation that resulted in the successful conviction and sentencing. - Supplied.

who had been dismissed picketed outside recently, demanding that the owner answers their complaints, however, Smith was not at the outlet that day. A few months ago the union met with Smith and they agreed that working conditions and staff complaints would be looked into and that misunderstandings would be resolved and the staff would return to work. Cosatu chair, Ernest Mkhize, said the employer failed to stick to the agreement. “Smith failed to stick to the agreement and he fired three employees immediately after the last meeting we had with him.” He said Smith promised the union that the changing room issue would be resolved and that wages would be discussed and staff will get their normal wages. “Smith did not comply with any of those things. In 2015 employees had a take-home wage of R4 574, and this year their wages were decreased to R1 519 and he did not make any transport arrangements for staff that work late,” he said Under these circumstances, angry union members and staff outside Wimpy sang “Wimpy must fall”. They also told Fever that the municipality should take over the outlet because it is failing.

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lived in the area since the 1990s, people from the Eastern Cape purchase houses in Ext 3 because they are cheap. Their intentions are to use these houses as holiday homes or for their children to one day occupy them when they eventually start schooling. Some of these home owners live and work in the Eastern Cape and have no intention of renting out these properties or occupying them permanently

in the near future. This creates an opportunity for criminals to vandalise these homes and use them as places where they either consume or sell drugs, contributing to the area’s escalating crime rate. DA ward councillor, Luwazi Canca, who took reigns of the ward after the last Municipal Elections, says he is busy compiling a rescue plan which he will be implementing step by step. “Firstly, a community policing fo-

rum has to be established. This will comprise of Extensions 3, 7 and the area where Gayridge Poultry Farm Shop is situated. This is of utmost importance,” he said. With regard to vacant houses being vandalised and used as venues for criminal activities, Canca says this will only end if home owners place tenants in the houses. “If they have plans to only occupy these houses in the next couple of years, they can find tenants and offer short term leases in the mean time.” “Vacant stands are also a problem as criminals use these overgrown

plots to hide in and also to hide stolen property. Here, the municipality must urge owners to clean up their plots.” The local Rodolo Park was established by Leonard Rodolo, a community leader in the 90s so that children have a safe place to play. The ward councillor at the time then managed to get ablution facilities built but the park is now ‘non-existent.’ “This park has been vandalised and basically does not exist any more. I will be addressing all these issues and would like the community to join forces with me to make Ext 3 a safe place to live in,” said Canca.

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Warning to the public POLICE are concerned about the in creasing number of instances where criminals gain easy access to vehicle keys when they break into homes. Police spokesperson Captain

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>>precious.gumede@media24.com THE second Ramsgate Literary Festival, sponsored by Ugu South Coast Tourism, returns to Ramsgate on 24 September as part of Heritage Day celebrations. The festival will celebrate all things unique about Ramsgate, including books, art exhibitions, museums, wines and antiques. “Last year’s inaugural festival was such a success that the Ramsgate Tourism sub-committee decided it should be an annual event and are looking towards growing this into a annual cultural calendar event over Heritage weekend,” said festival organiser, Vicky Wentzel of Wozani Africa Events. The festival programme consists of 10 guest speakers who will talk on a variety of topics at the Whale Deck in Ramsgate, from 10am to 4pm. In addition there will also be book sales, cuisine and entertainment. Ramsgate Stationers will be selling guest authors’ recent publications as well as a selection of local authors’ works. Festival-goers can expect artisan food stalls, oysters and “bubbly” as well as baked goods. The Ramsgate Knit Twits will also be in attendance supporting their charity “The Comfort Fund”. The Literary Festival reinforces solid educational messages in a fun and real way and the founder of the SA Bloggers Association will be presenting. For more information, contact Wentzel on 082 812 7944 or email vicky@wozaniafrica.co.za - Supplied.

AS part of the 52nd International Society of City and Regional Planners (Isocarp) congress in Durban this week, planners and technicians gathered at Desroches Hotel in Margate to discuss developmental plans the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality has in order to develop some of the areas under them and the challenges the municipality faces. Delegates from Thailand and other countries were part of the conference themed “Cities we have versus cities we need”. The conference incorporated visits to sites that need development as identified by the municipality - Alamein precinct and Masinenge, the Oatlands landfill site and Margate Airport. Staff gave information about the sites and highlighted the challenges they face when it comes to developing them. Ray Nkonyeni Human Settlements senior manager Simphiwe Nikelo did a presentation on the Masinenge and

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Alamein precinct settlement saying the area does not have spatial integration between the two settlements in Uvongo and Masinenge. He said the development plan for this area includes that zoning remains the same in the residential area of Uvongo where residential and tourism development is being promoted. "The municipality must therefore institute legal action against owners involved in non-forming land uses,” said Nikelo.

He said the plan is the consolidation of Erf 253 and Erf 1923 and rezoning from “public building” to “low impact mixed use2” as part of developing the commercial and social facilities node. For the Oatlands landfill site, Yandisa Mhlamvu said the site lacks funds especially when it comes to increasing the landfill airspace as stipulated the licence agreement. She said the current airspace extends to July 2017 and in order for it to be compliant it must be upgraded.

Margate Airport was the last site visited and Yolanda Van Rensburg from the airport said one of the challenges at the airport is that of infrastructure to accommodate bigger aircraft. She said as part of the airport’s master plan, they want to establish a strategic direction for efficient economic development and infrastructure development. After the site visits the delegates and department heads returned to Desroches Hotel to discuss the way forward.

Uvongo crime report: house breakins increase CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com HOUSE break-ins increased in Uvongo in August the area’s crime and safety forum reported at it’s monthly meeting recently. “During the month of August we have seen the opposite happening compared to July,” said chairman,

Ernest Booysen. In July, 17 house-breakings were reported. Up until 26 August only 14 incidents had occurred. However, this quickly changed when six more house-breakings took place in the last few days of the month. “During the last five days of the month six more incidents occurred.

The hot-spot area for the month was sector one, sea side of Marine Drive and north of Uvongo River.” About 57% of the incidents happened in sector one, followed by sector two - inland of Marine Drive and north of the river - with 24%. Sector three - inland of Marine Drive and south of the river - attributed to 14% of house break-ins and sec-

tor four (sea side of Marine Drive and south of the river) with only one housebreak incident reported. There were seven incidents between 6pm and midnight, five between midnight and 6am, five between 6am and midday and four from midday to 6pm. Housebreakings occurred on all days of the week except for Mondays.

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HE Port Shepstone Regional Hospital invites the public to an open day on Wednesday, 21 September. Hospital spokesperson Phumza Morai said the aim of the event is to make the public aware of changes taking place in the hospital and future plans in the health-care services. “Regional health-care services are not free, but on this day, some of them

will be given to the public free of charge.” The free screenings will be for eyes, heart, kidney, measles immunisation, vitamin A and deworming for children from six months to five years and dental care. There will also be information provided on the specialist services available as well as education on rabies, back problems, importance of donating

blood as well as family planning. “Information on careers available in the KZN Department of Health will be provided and people will be given an opportunity to raise their concerns directly with hospital management,” said Morai. The event starts at 10am at the transport department on the hospital premises. - Supplied.

Isikhuthali Grade 7s learn business skills PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com PUPILS at Isikhuthali Primary in Lamonti location near Nositha recently held its Grade 7 market day as part of the grade’s economic management sciences curriculum. Teacher Thobekile Shusha said the market day was held to educate and equip pupils with entrepreneural skills. “Pupils are taught how to handle money and in this case the pupils got into groups and contributed money to buy their stock, and after the market day pupils will then count their profit, and it will be split,” said Shusha. Isikhuthali Primary School Grade 7 pupils sell hot dogs (from left) Lut hando Hlophe, Zethembe Ndwalane, Sifiso Phehlukwayo, Nkululeko Mvundla and Sbusiso Mthwa (back). PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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HE circus was in town on Saturday, however it was not the one with ani mals jumping through rings of fire, rather it was community members who came together for the Cansa Relay For Life. This year’s circusthemed event saw col ourful clothing, wigs, banners and balloons fill SuidNatal Primary’s grounds on Satur day afternoon as supporters and teams made their way to the event. The purpose of the event, other than to raise funds for Cansa, was to remember those who have lost the fight to cancer, cel ebrate those who have survived and to fight back against the dreaded disease. The first lap kicked off with cancer survi vors walking around the field. Teams then took to the field with their banners. The rule of the event was that at least one member from each team has walk or run from 2pm to 2am the next day.

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KZN Top Model is a prestigious annual show aimed at uncovering new and raw talent in modelling, fashion and beauty. The search is on for male and female models who can stand out among the rest. Previous winner, Qinisela Masemola in the male category from Gamalakhe is the brand ambassador for the competition and has been given the opportunity to host auditions in his home town for this year’s crowning. Masemola and other judges will attend the auditions at Wesbury College of Science in Port Shepstone on Saturday from 11am to 4pm. Masemola said to secure a spot at the audition the requirements are two pictures - one face and one full length. He also said entrants should have their own costumes for the swimwear category. “Everyone is also required to bring a copy of their matric certificate and identity document. It is also a requirement that the entrants are aged between 18 and 25 for the females and 18 to 30 for males,” said Masemola. For more information, contact Masemola on 078 685 0829.

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Board members, staff and attendants at the Khanya Hospice AGM. .

KHANYA Hospice held its annual general meeting last Thursday at Umkomaas. Hospice CEO, Neil McDonald, said it was one of the best attended in a long time. “AGM’s can get long and boring,

but there was a jovial mood and in general people were happy. Even the care givers were included in the proceedings for the first time,” said McDonald. Also present was the chairman, Narend Singh.

“The full board was re-elected and their main objective is to get the in-patient unit going as soon as possible because there is a great need for this,” said McDonald. Khanya Hospice gets at least two phone calls a day from people who

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WELL-KNOWN MARBURG BUSINESS COUPLE, BEN AND SHANTI SIVNANDAN EMBRACE MORE THAN 27 YEARS OF SUCCESS “The growth and sustenance of Ben’s Supermarket is thanks to our loyal customers” PATRONS of Ben’s Supermarket in Marburg will no longer see the friendly faces of Ben and Shanti Sivnandan when they visit the supermarket next month. They have decided to sell the supermarket. The well-known business couple first opened their fresh produce business in 1989 and six months later, converted it into a supermarket. “The growth and sustenance of Ben’s Supermarket is thanks to our loyal customers who have supported us over the years. The success of the business can be attributed to hard work and dedication,” said Ben. The Marburg Supermarket, a separate store in the same street as Ben’s Supermarket, followed a decade later. The latest addition to Ben and Shanti’s business venture is Ben’s Variety Store which opened 12 years ago. Ben and Shanti extend a special thanks to their friends, family and staff for their continuous support over the years. “On behalf of management and staff we wish to thank you, God bless,” he said.

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HE 16th annual Pro Deo Care Group Cycle Ride takes place on Wednesday 14 September. A group of 14 cyclists will take part in the 800km ride starting in Alberton, Gauteng to Southbroom in five days. Each cyclist will be doing just over SEPTEMBER 2016 EDITION 150km a day. Eight of cyclists taking part in the ride are from the South Coast. Six others from Johannesburg, will join them. The ride will finish at Southbroom Golf Club on 18 September. Founder Benny Kruger said he has been riding since the first ride. “It all started 15

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JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM THIS weekend sees the hosting of the annual Ingeli Country Show at the Harding Country Club, which is always an enjoyable occasion that gives visi-

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TOURISM 360 Countryside and celebrities tors the opportunity to have lots of entertainment and things to do with the hospitable farming and timber folk of the area. Many people who have taken the scenic drive out to our picturesque hinterland usually come back with bargain buys of country produce and craft - KZN does not have many country shows anymore so why not head to the hills of Harding to enjoy the weekend. Years ago I was involved in the sport/personality management business and when getting to know our celebrity clients, it became apparent that when they were not in the sporting limelight their best form of relaxation would be to go to places where they would not be hounded for photos, autographs and long-winded discus-

sions with knowing enthusiasts. They just wanted to chill and enjoy their leisure pastimes. It is for this reason that so many famous people visit or have holiday homes on this lovely stretch of coastline. I am told that internationally recognised musicians like Jack Johnson and the group Metallica have been surfing the waves up and down the coast and Roger Taylor of Queen fame visits family here. When film stars are doing shoots or if royalty comes to town, yes, Princes William and Harry have been social near Port Edward, quite simply the unpretentious people of paradise leave them be and if anything just offer a quick “enjoy the stay”. In many instances we don’t know

A foundation in basic training would have nipped this problem in the bud. Your dog would have learnt to respond to basic commands which could be applied to dealing with troubles as they arise, such as his occupation of the couch. As your problem seems to be a longstanding one, you’ll need more time and patience to alter the habit than if your dog had only recently taken possession of the couch or chairs, but some informed basic training and perseverance should result in a solution for all. A variety of comfortable dog beds are available in different designs and sizes. Alternatively, you could adapt an old duvet to this purpose. Encourage your dog to lie on it and to understand that it is his. Teach your dog to understand what a specific command means. In this case, he needs to learn the meaning of the word “bed.” Clicker training can work marvels if you know how to do it. You could use this to train him to get onto his bed on cue. Alternatively, encourage him onto his bed with treats so that he associates the action

with the cue-word “bed”. Once you have this right, place his bed in a suitable place in the room where the couch problem arose, and with luck he might instead take to his bed. If his habit is deeply ingrained and he reverts to the couch, then repeat the exercise in the room near the couch. Part of the reason for getting onto the couch in the first place was that it’s more comfortable than the floor. Also, your dog probably wants to be near you. So bear these points in mind while considering and working on the problem. If after all this your dog still persists in jumping onto the couch, secure a lead to his collar and gently encourage him off, saying “bed” and throwing a treat onto the bed. WhatevHi Susan, er you do, avoid shouting and using I’M having trouble with my dog force or tugging on the lead or on the hogging the couch and chairs in our sitdog if there’s resistance. He should ting room, and getting him off is an have learnt that his new bed is just as even bigger problem. I shout down and comfortable, and feel ‘at home’ in it. If point to the floor, but he won’t respond. you know about T-Touches, these in If I try to physically move him he resists addition to the clicker or treat-training my efforts and won’t co-operate. How could help encourage him to view his can I handle this? Short of keeping him bed as a pleasing alternative to the out of the room, is there a solution? couch. It may be necessary to repeat Concerned one or more of these exercises from time to time to establish or maintain the new status quo. If you can’t get this right, the hands-on help of a reputable trainer should set you on the right course. Susan Henderson© (accredited animal behaviour conDISTRICT YOUTH SUMMIT ON POLICY DEVELOPMENT sultant) - info@dogboxrainingUgu District Municipality Youth Development Section will be hosting the District Youth school.co.za Summit on Policy Development from the 28th to the 30th of September 2016. In concurrence with the summit the Youth Development Section seeks to invite Ugu District Citizens of all ages with the expertise in the following arenas to form part of the breakaway commissions which will subsequently feed into the Youth Development Policy.

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that they have come and gone. That’s how low key we are when having the famous among us. Artists, authors (think the Ramsgate Literary Fest on 24 September) stage personalities, tycoons and sports stars (Jonty Rhodes loves a good surf here) come and go and come back again thanks to them being able to just be for a short while be without the burden of uninvited attention. I have a suspicion that if the Kardashians for some obscure reason came here they may be a bit disappointed because many would not pay them much attention and we know how much they

magnetise to the media and the media to them. Some of the seriously special have contracts drawn up with the establishments where they stay to ensure their visit remains private with a capital “P”. No need to have such things done down here - South Coasters respect one’s own space anyway. If our neck of the woods can have the well known (and us normal beings) leave here rested and impressed then hats off to our destination. When Barack Obama is jobless from November maybe we should invite him around for some golf. He would love it.

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Ugu commits to being seen and be heard AMONGST numerous plans pronounced by the new district mayor, Cllr Tolomane Mnyayiza the main one is to ensure the municipality’s visibility to its communities through the revival of the spirit of effec tive and efficient delivery of its core man dated services of water and sanitation. The municipality will achieve the set milestone through the continued imple mentation of the back to basics strategy that has proven successful over the years resurrecting the municipality from a posi tion of financial and service delivery dis tress to a wellfunctioning organisation. Going forward, the newly elected council has vowed to continue to work closely with the community and employ ees to advance the people’s lives through the provision of quality drinking water and access to decent sanitation. From the previous term of office, Ugu has been committed in the unearthing of water sources enabling access to this ba sic right to previously marginalised com

munities. Furthermore, the organisation will continue with the implementation of multimillion rand projects for water infra structure developments and refurbish ments to eradicate all water and sanita tion deficiencies throughout the district. The improvement of communication also forms part of the mayor’s improve ment list. In an effort to vastly improve commu nication and the turnaround time in at tending service delivery matters, we have commenced with the strengthening of communication channels with external stakeholders to ensure a more active citi zenry where all stakeholders, customers, the leadership and administration per sonnel work collaboratively to improve the district. To date, we have improved the man ner in which we handle customer care in terface through the upgrading of the call centre technology, the increase of tele phone lines, implementation of service delivery standards monitoring tool and the vigorous utilisation of customer bulk SMS and social networks and local online media websites. From this year till the end of term in 2021, this leadership will continue to ad vance the people’s power and ensure im proved service delivery to the district’s res idents and simultaneously ensure the lin gering triple challenge of poverty, unemployment and inequality is con quered. We encourage our communities to partner with us to ensure the desired out come of a better district for all is achieved. Ugu District Municipality promotes working together to create an environ ment that is friendly, responsive, account able, effective and efficient for our com munities. “Ugu district is better today than it was yesterday.”

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Thank you for care and support I WOULD like to thank the following people and the Netcare Margate Hospital staff for taking care of me after having a big operation. Dr Rautenbach and the anaesthetist operated on me on 5 July and I was five-and-a-half hours under and in ICU. Through good wishes and prayers from my colleagues at South City Church, I recovered and am on the mend. My grandchildren came all the way from Polokwane to see me and my children from Extension 3 [Margate] and dear friends also came. We need good people who care and it shows when one is sick and down. Jean Louwrens

that has to be conformed to. Children do not know this and they are also not in a position to do something about it even if they did. They are embarrassed at school when they smell like ashtrays. It is the responsibility of the public and the authorities to take on these selfish smokers who just do not care. Sis Man

posed the question, “If alcohol and mari juana were both illegal, which would you legalise?” They all replied marijuana. Why? Because no officer had ever been called to a domestic violence case, motor vehicle accident or murder scene where “dagga” or “weed” was the cause. Mary Jane Umtentweni

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CemAir vs SA Airlink

>> Die uiteinde van hierdie saak gaan uiters interessant wees JOHAN PRETORIUS

EN van die groot nuusstories in ons kontrei die afgelope 10 dae is die versoek van SA Airlink aan die Ray Nkonyeni Munisipaliteit dat hy toegelaat moet word om ‘n mededinger vir CemAir te word op die roete tussen die internasionale lughawe Oliver Tambo en Margate. In ‘n weldeurdagte en lang voorlegging met ‘n videoproduksie en al het Airlink die uitvoerende komitee van die munisipaliteit daaraan herinner dat Suid-Afrika ‘n vrye markstelsel het, dat Margate se lughawe in die openbare domein is, en gesê die gemeenskap van die Suidkus verdien ‘n mededingende omgewing wat lugroetes betref. Airlink het selfs ‘n amptenaar van die provinsiale Departement van Samewerking en Tradisionele Regering saamgebring, wat tydens die voorlegging ‘n bydrae gelewer het om Airlink se aansoek te steun. Dit het die uitvoerende komiteelede effe ontkant gevang, want hulle het ooglopend nie daarvan geweet dat ‘n provinsiale amptenaar die voorlegging sou steun nie. Hulle het nietemin die voorlegging aangehoor, maar daarna was dit duidelik daar was ‘n diepe ongelukkigheid onder die oppervlakte. Die raadslede het toegegee ons het ‘n vrye markstelsel, en dis Airlink se reg om die versoek te rig. Die teleurstellende ervaring met Airlink sowat vyf jaar gelede is egter nog vars in die geheue. Die burgemeester, raadslid Cynthia Mqwebu, het dit goed verwoord toe sy daarop gewys het die destydse

Hibiskuskus-munisipaliteit het lang onderhandelings met Airlink gevoer oor die hervatting van die redery se diens na Margate wat hy in 2009 gestaak het omdat “dit nie winsgewend was nie”. Die munisipaliteit sal nie goedsmoeds van hierdie ervaring vergeet nie, het sy gesê, want Airlink het vaste ondernemings waaroor lank onderhandel is, summier en uit die bloute uit verbreek. Dit was ‘n groot skok wat hul bitter teleurgestel het. Sy het verklaar

Wouter se Watergat IS dit nie verstommend hoe vinnig die tyd verbyvlieg nie? Ons het verlede week so gesit en gesels oor die 9/11-gedoente in New York 15 jaar gelede, en hoe meer ons gesels het, hoe meer het ons besef dis nog alles vars in ons geheues. Daardie aaklige tonele van die vliegtuie wat in die geboue vasvlieg, mense wat uitspring en hulle liewer doodval as om dood te brand, en die totale verslaenheid op die gesigte van die reddingswerkers en voetgangers in die strate. Elkeen van ons, soos met soortgelyke gebeure, kon ook presies onthou waar ons was toe ons die nuus gekry het. Wat ons wel weet, en niemand het daarvan verskil nie, die wêreld was nog nooit weer dieselfde daarna nie. Die vorige week het ons ‘n soortgelyke gesprek gehad oor die dood van Prinses Diana, op 31 Augustus, presies 19 jaar gelede. Met dieselfde verwondering oor hoe duidelik dit nog in ons gedagtes afgeëts is. Die twee belangrikste vrae wat gevra is in hierdie gesprek was “hoe kon Prins Charles so ‘n pragtige vrou deur sy agterent trek?”, en “hoe sou

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Verandering VERANDERING, in ons dag, vind teen ‘n geweldige tempo plaas. Op Facebook is daar gereeld inskrywings met opmerkings soos: “Onthou jy nog die dae toe petrol soveel per liter was, of

hoewel vrye markbeginsels geld, die finale besluit gegrond sal wees op wat in die beste belang van die gemeenskap is. Verskeie ander raadslede en amptenare het vrae gevra oor byvoorbeeld skedules, vlugkaartjie-pryse, akkomodasie vir Airlink-personeel op die lughawe, die gebruik van toerusting en dies meer. Airlink het onderneem om vir sekere uitbreidings op die lughawe te betaal, gesê gesprekke kan gevoer word oor skedules en verwante

sy vandag gelyk het op 56-jarige ouderdom?”. Ewenwel, daar is ‘n rede waarom ek vandeesweek begin het met bogenoemde. Om oor rugby te skryf is bietjie moeilik. Die groot vraag was, soos seker oral in die land, wat het geword van Springbok-rugby? Bluf ons onsself deur te dink ons spanne in die SupeRugby-reeks is mededingend? Die Lions het dan in die eindstryd gespeel? Of vergeet ons dat die ander drie spanne in die half-eindronde Nieu-Seelanders was? Dat die Aussiespanne nêrens was nie, maar nieremin Australië het ons verlede week uiteindelik redelik maklik geklop. Dit na ‘n rits nederlae, selfs teen Engeland? Boonop moet ons die magtige All Blacks die komende naweek op hul eie grondgebied aandurf. Is die gaping tussen SupeRugby en die internasionale toneel net te groot? Daar is mos nou ‘n hele paar Lions in die span, hoewel hulle nie naastenby so goed was as in die Superreeks nie? Is dit ons afrigter? Kies ons die regte spelers? Kom ons praat weer aan-

sake, en toe Airlink se uitvoerende hoof, Roger Foster, oor pryse gepraat het, was dit duidelik dat dit uiters mededingend sal wees. So mededingend dat CemAir beslis gaan seerkry. Die munisipaliteit sit nou met ‘n tameletjie. Aan die een kant weet hy dat dis Airlink se goeie reg om die roete te probeer benut, maar aan die ander kant is daar baie spesiale omstandighede ten opsigte van CemAir. Nadat Airlink vyf jaar gelede sy onderneming verbreek het, samesprekings met SA Express ook op nul uitgeloop het, en die redery Studio 88 misluk het in sy poging om ‘n diens te lewer, het Margate se lughawe feitlik in onbruik verval. Totdat CemAir se uitvoerende hoof, Miles van der Molen, net

meer as drie jaar gelede met die munisipaliteit en plaaslike kundiges in gesprek getree het, en baie vinnig besluit het om die kans te waag, en die roete te begin. Die res is geskiedenis. CemAir se diens was so suksesvol dat die roete, asook sy ander roetes in die land, van krag tot krag gegaan het en nog steeds groei. CemAir het ook deel van die Suidkus-gemeenskap geword, oor drie jaar daarin geslaag om sy die prys van sy kaartjies verhogingloos te hou, en ‘n sowel ‘n puik vlug- as maatskaplike diens gelewer. Jou van hoef nie Einstein te wees om te besef twee rederye kan nie winsgewend op hierdie roete wees nie. Kundiges in die lugvaartbedryf sê daar kan net een beweegrede wees waarom Airlink weer die roete wil bedryf. Hy wil CemAir seermaak, omdat die lugredery hom ook elders opdraend gee. Airlink sal sy tariewe só verlaag dat CemAir sy diens sal moet staak. Wanneer Airlink daarna die alleendiens het, verhoog hy sy pryse na willekeur, en kan later ook sy diens opskort “omdat dit nie winsgewend is nie”. CemAir is dan nie meer ‘n doring in sy vlees nie, en Margate sit weer sonder ‘n diens. Mense wat weet sê dis ‘n ou en beproefde praktyk in die lugvaartbedryf wat Airlink (en ander rederye) in die verlede dikwels met sukses toegepas het. Hoe dit ookal sy, dit gaan vir die munisipaliteit ‘n baie moeilike besluit wees. Geoordeel aan die mening van gesiene mense in die gemeenskap, is daar net een uitweg -sê vir Airlink: “Dankie, maar nee dankie. Ons het reeds ons redery wat deur dik en dun by ons gestaan het. Ons kan hulle nie vir die wolwe gooi nie.” Die uiteinde van hierdie saak gaan uiters interessant wees.

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staande week na die slagting in NieuSeeland. Hier plaaslik lyk dit asof die Sharks se wiele wil-wil afkom. Op Ellispark verflenter die Lions se tweede span die Westelike Provinsie, nadat die Lions vroeër sleg teen die Griekwas en die Bulle verloor het. Niks maak sin nie en daar is nie ‘n logiese verklaring nie. Daarbenewens is die Cheetahs onoorwonne, nadat hulle in die SupeRugbyreeks nêrens was nie. Genoeg swartgalligheid. Dominee Jan Swart van Pretoria het ons gemoed so effe opgekikker met die storie van die dominee wat ‘n man vra “waarom so hartseer broer?” “My hond is dood, sal dominee hom begrawe assbelief?” “Nee broer,” antwoord die dominee, “ons begrawe nie honde nie. Probeer die AGS oorkant die straat.” “Goed dominee,” kom die antwoord, “dink dominee hulle sal ‘n donasie van R50 000 aanvaar?” “My magtig broer, waarom sê jy nie vir my dis ‘n NG-hondjie nie? Kom sit asseblief.”

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vleis soveel per kilogram?” Op tegnologiese gebied, veral met driedimensionele drukkers wat nou mode word, word gereken dat selfs menslike organe in die toekoms gedruk sal kan word. Verandering was nog altyd deel van ons wêreld, dis net dat die frekwensie en spoed van verandering versnel. Daar is selfs mense wat praat van “toekomsskok” wat deur verandering

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veroorsaak word en kan aanleiding gee tot gevoelens van hulpeloosheid. Verandering is die een konstante wat ons nie kan wegwens of wegpraat nie. Die Bybel, met name 2 Korintiërs 5:17, praat ook oor verandering. “Iemand wat aan Christus behoort is ‘n nuwe mens. Die oue is verby, die nuwe het gekom.” Die grootste verandering is wanneer mens nuut gemaak

is, wanneer jy innerlik nuut geword het. Van nature is ons almal selfsugtig ingestel. Ons geneigdheid is om vir onsself te leef. ‘n Christen is iemand met ‘n nuwe geaardheid en ingesteldheid. Die oue is verby, die nuwe het gekom. Christus in ons, gee aan ons lewens nuwe sin. Hy lei jou op ‘n weg waar Hy voortdurend jou denke vernuwe. (Kyk Romeine 12:1 en 2). God laat jou anders kyk na die politiek, na die ekonomie, na jou medemens. Jy behoort aan Christus en jy sien nou met Sy hart en luister met Sy ore en beoordeel mense en situasies

vanuit hierdie nuwe perspektief. Verandering is nie maklik nie. Dit kan lei tot onsekerheid en angs. Christenskap en verandering gaan hand aan hand. Dit was byvoorbeeld Christene wat meegewerk het aan die afskaffing van slawerny. Dit is Christene wat deur die krag van die Heilige Gees ook die uitdagings in ons land en gemeenskap kan aanpak. Christene berus nie in wat oud en uitgedien is nie. Hulle soek saam na nuwe antwoorde vir ‘n nuwe tyd. Wat is daar in jou en my lewe, ons werk of omgewing wat nuut moet word?

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UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE

C/o P.O. Box 561 Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 HIBBERDENE Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 4220 E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Project Name: Supply of Cooking Gel for Free Basic Energy Programme UMZ-CS-01-2016/2017 Experienced Tenderers in supplying of cooking gel are hereby invited for the Supply of Cooking Gel for Free Basic Energy programme. The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. The work shall commence within 2 weeks after appointment. Tender documents will be available for purchasing on the 23/09/2016 from the offices of the Department of Finance at Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices situated at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority Umthwalume upon payment of a non-refundable fee of R500 for each document in cash. A compulsory briefing session will be held punctually at 10H00 on 28/09/2016 at Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices. All related queries should be directed to Mr Howard Msomi at 039 972 0005/076 861 6074 or by email at howard@umzumbe.gov.za or to Mr T. Ngilande at 039 972 0005/082 635 2678. Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Supply and Delivery of Cooking Gel for the Free Basic Energy programme- Contract No UMZ-CS-01-2016/2017. and must be deposited in the Tender Box at the offices of Umzumbe Local Municipality situated at above mentioned P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Umthwalume, not later than 12h00 on 06/10/2016. The tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the name of the tenderer and the tender amount will be read out. The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will be Method 4 (Financial Offer, Quality and Preferences) and Quality will be evaluated prior to financial and Preference. Functionality/quality: tender must achieve at least 60% as the minimum threshold in order to qualify for the second stage of evaluation. Preference points will be awarded to service providers using their B-BBEE status level of contribution. Tenderers must provide proof of registration on the Central Suppliers Database (CSD). The following points will be awarded Price B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor Non Compliant Contributor Total NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

SELF CATERING

2220 1860

SCOTTBURGH

039 978 1724 / 083 750 2215

3680

HOLIDAY & TRAVEL

AGRICULTURAL

HOME IMPROVEMENTS EXTERIOR

during the second stage of evaluation; = 80 1 = 20 2 = 18 3 = 16 4 = 12 5 = 8 6 = 6 7 = 4 8 = 2 = 0 = 100

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Project Name:

Supply and Fitting of Fire Fighting Equipment Contract No: UMZ-DM01-2016/2017

Experienced tenderers in dealing with fire-fighting equipment are hereby invited to supply and fit fire fighting equipment. The specifications are detailed in this tender document. Tender documents must be reserved on Friday, 23 September 2016 with the Department of Finance. A non-refundable fee of R500.00 is payable for each document in cash. Reservations of tender documents should be done through Ms Makhosi Ngcobo in the Social and Community Services Department (Disaster Management Section) at 039 972 0005 or 076 790 5082, makhosi@umzumbe. gov.za. All technical queries are to be communicated to Ms. Nomvuyo Lushaba, Manager: Disaster Management on the following contact number 039 972 0005 or 071 604 0400, nomvuyo@umzumbe. gov.za and SCM related queries can be directed to Mr. Thembalihle Ngilande, Manager: Supply Chain Management on 039 972 0005 or 082 635 2678, thembalihle@umzumbe.gov.za A compulsory briefing meeting will be held punctually at 11h00, on Tuesday, 27 September 2016 at Umzumbe Local Municipality Offices situated at P73 Siphofu Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Umthwalume. Umzumbe Municipal officials will not be available for briefing session on any occasion either than the one specified above. Failure to attend the briefing session automatically disqualifies the bidder. Completed tender document is to be placed in a sealed envelope marked SUPPLY AND FITTING OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT by Wednesday, 05 October 2016 at 12h00 and be deposited in a tender box at the offices of Umzumbe Municipality situated at the above mentioned address. The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenderers will be based on Financial Offer, Quality and Preferences and quality will be evaluated before Financial Offer. Tenderer must at least achieve 60% as a minimum threshold in order to qualify for the second stage of the evaluation. Tenderers must provide proof of registration on the Central Suppliers Database (CSD). Umzumbe Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (PPPFA Act No. 5 of 2000) and the SCM Regulation Amendments. The following points will be allocated during the second stage of the evaluation: Price = 80 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 1 = 20 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 2 = 18 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 3 = 16 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 4 = 12 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 5 = 8 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 6 = 6 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 7 = 4 B-BBEE Status Level Contributor 8 = 2 Non-Compliant Contributor = 0 TOTAL = 100 NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

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NOTICE UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE

MUNICIPAL NOTICE 176 OF 2016

ADOPTION OF THE RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY’S IDP PROCESS PLAN AND ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK In view of Section 21 of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, (Act No. 32 of 2000), which stipulates that municipalities should make public all documents as required by the above mentioned Act, the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality notifies all interested parties and the public in general on the availability of the 2017 – 2018 Final IDP Process Plan and the 2016 - 2017 OPMS Framework documents. Electronic copies are available on the Municipality’s website (www.hcm.gov.za). Enquiries can be directed to Mrs Z Ndabezitha on 039 688 2028 (Tel) or via (email) Zanele.Cele@hcm.gov.za . SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 Connor Street P.O. Box 5 Port Shepstone 4240

Project Name:

C/o P.O. Box 561 Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 HIBBERDENE Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 4220 E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

PUBLIC NOTICE

IDP/BUDGET/PMS PROCESS PLAN FOR 2017/2018-2021/2022 FY Notice is hereby made in terms of the Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000), and Municipal Planning and Performance Regulations, 2001 and the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act No.56 of 2003) for members of the public to make representations on the Municipal IDP/Budget/PMS Process Plan for 2017/2018-2021/2022 Financial Year. The Process Plan was adopted by Council on the 29 August 2016 in the Council Chamber of Umzumbe Municipality. Members of the public are therefore invited in terms of Chapter 4 of MSA and Section 28 (3) (MSA) to make representation on the IDP/Budget/Process Plan for 2017/2018-2021/2022 financial year. The Process Plan will be available for public viewing at the Municipal premises from 8h00-16h30 Monday to Thursday and 7h30-16h00 on Fridays and also on the Municipal website: www.umzumbe.gov.za. For queries please contact Mr. MP Phosa on email address: mahlatse@umzumbe.gov.za, Tel 039 972 0005 during office hours. NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE

C/o P.O. Box 561 Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 HIBBERDENE Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 4220 E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER

Request For Proposal For Panel of Electrical Engineering Consultants For a Period of Three (3) years Contract No:UMZ- 02T-2016/17

Project Name:

Request For Proposal For Panel of Civil Engineering Consultants For a Period of Three (3) years Contract No: UMZ- 01T-2016/17

Umzumbe Municipality is in the process of compiling a database of credible professional service providers. To this end, tenderers are hereby invited from professional service providers in the field of Electrical Engineering Consultants to be in the database for a period of three (3) years. Details of all forms to be filled, proposal to be submitted and procedures to be followed for adjudication in order to qualify for inclusion in the database are contained in the tender document.

Umzumbe Municipality is in the process of compiling a database of credible professional service providers. To this end, tenderers are hereby invited from professional service providers in the field of Civil Engineering Consultant to be in the database for a period of three (3) years. Details of all forms to be filled, proposal to be submitted and procedures to be followed for adjudication in order to qualify for inclusion in the database are contained in the tender document.

Tender documents will be available for collection from the Municipal offices on Monday, 26 September 2016 from the Finance Department in the Umzumbe Local Municipality offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene upon the payment of a non-refundable fee of R500 for each document in cash.

A compulsory briefing session will be held punctually at Municipality on Thursday, 29 September 2016 at 12H00 and tenderers are to meet at Umzumbe Local Municipality offices. Technical enquiries should be addressed to Mr B Mzila of Umzumbe Local Municipality on (039) 972 0005 or Email : bonginkosi@umzumbe.gov.za and SCM enquiries should be addressed to Mr T Ngilande on (039) 972 0005 or Email : thembalihle@umzumbe.gov.za

A compulsory briefing session will be held punctually at Municipality on Thursday, 29 September 2016 at 10H00 and tenderers are to meet at Umzumbe Local Municipality offices. Technical enquiries should be addressed to Mr B Mzila of Umzumbe Local Municipality on (039) 972 0005 or Email : bonginkosi@umzumbe.gov.za and SCM enquiries should be addressed to Mr T Ngilande on (039) 972 0005 or Email : thembalihle@umzumbe.gov.za

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Panel of Electrical Engineering Consultants 2016/17 to 2018/19 - Contract No: UMZ - 02T-2016/17 and must be deposited in the Tender Box at the reception area of Umzumbe Local Municipality not later than 12H00 on Thursday, 06 October 2016. Tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the Tenderer name will be read out.

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Panel of Civil Engineering Consultants 2016/17 to 2018/19 - Contract No: UMZ-01T-2016/17 and must be deposited in the Tender Box at the reception area of Umzumbe Local Municipality not later than 12H00 on Thursday, 06 October 2016. Tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the Tenderer name will be read out.

The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will be Quality and Preferences and Quality will be evaluated prior to Preference. Functionality/quality: tender must achieve at least 60% in order to qualify for the second stage of evaluation.

The 90/10 scoring will apply in the second stage of evaluation as follows; Quality shall be scored independently in accordance with the following schedules; Evaluation Schedule: Professional Registration Evaluation Schedule: Professional Indemnity Evaluation Schedule: Project Management Evaluation Schedule: Company Expirience The following points will be awarded during the second stage of evaluation; Price B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor Non Compliant Contributor Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

= 90 = 10 = 9 = 8 = 5 = 4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 = 100

Umzumbe Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (Act No.5 of 200) Umzumbe Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the tender. NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

= 90 = 10 = 9 = 8 = 5 = 4 = 3 = 2 = 1 = 0 = 100

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now than in winter, it is important to ensure it is ready for the change in weather. Driving in summer months is different to driving in winter, especially inland, and there are a few things people must check before it’s too late.” Important checks Among the important items the AA advises motorists to check are their windscreens, wipers and tyres. It is also important that vehicles be visible at all times, including at night. For this reason, owners should ensure their lights (front and back) and

indicators are also working properly. The AA warns: “Driving inland, many motorists may not have used their wipers for a while. It is important, as we enter a wetter season, that these are checked and in good condition. Standing outside in the sun, or only using them to clear dust off the windscreen, may have damaged the wipers, and motorists may only realise this when there is a downpour, which is dangerously late to discover they don’t work properly.” Apart from this, the AA said any cracks on windscreens need to be re-

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paired and that it is vital that tyres are checked to ensure they are in good, roadworthy condition. Too often, motorists ignore the condition of their tyres, which are a critical component to safe driving. Consider that during the summer months small pools of water may accumulate on the road, and worn tyres may lead to aquaplaning; this occurs when the tread on the tyres is no longer able to channel water away, and the tyre lifts off the road surface, and starts to skim across the water like a speedboat. Demands change with the seasons “As the seasons change, so too will the demands on your vehicle. It is im-

portant that motorists have their vehicles checked and serviced, and that they are confident that each and every aspect of the car is working properly,” the Association said. In addition, the AA again urged all drivers to ensure that their attitudes are positive on the road at all times. This includes not speeding, not using any electronic devices while driving, and always wearing seatbelts. “During the summer when there are storms we all need to be aware that these will lead to delays for everyone, and that drivers should remain calm and appreciate that everyone else is in the same situation,” the AA concluded. - Wheels24

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