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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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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

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PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com THE family of the late Dane Nair are not satisfied with the way the Port Shepstone SAPS is handling Nair’s case. They believe that from the word go the case was registered incorrectly as suicide. Nair’s body was found in his bakkie on 27 June at the Port Shepstone Police Station charge of-

fice entrance. Nair’s sister Rani Landsberg said the reason they feel the police are not doing their job is because there has been no arrest. “My brother had received death threats three weeks prior to his murder. At one stage, just after his Nissan bakkie had been to the panel-beaters, someone tried to drive him off the road and we believe it is the same person who killed him.” She said her brother had gone to the police on 26 June late at night asking them to help him regarding those who were after him. “In the early hours he returned home and was very restless, pacing up and down. That afternoon he left home after receiving a text message that said, ‘never to be seen alive again’.” Landsberg said Nair went to the police station again seeking protection, only for it to be his place of death. Landsberg said that from her brother’s injuries it was evident he had put up a fight. However, the family find it difficult to understand that upon finding his lifeless body across his bakkie seats, the police suggested that his death was suicide, even though he had been in the charge office minutes before. “My brother’s postmortem report indicated his death was unnatural. “The investigating officer has not been helpful. The first time we got a visit from the him to take our statements was six weeks after Dane’s murder. “We are always phoning for updates on his case. We understand that their caseload is heavy and they lack the manpower, but we will not accept tardiness or the lack of the ability to perform one’s duty,” said Landsberg She says the SAPS should be giving this case extra attention because the crime took place on their doorstep, and has further tainted their image in the eyes of the public. “The police need to stop treating his murder as suicide, find those individuals responsible and bring them to book and get rid of all those dirty policeman.” The Port Shepstone SAPS was asked for comment and police spokesperson Captain Vincent Pandarum said the case is still under investigation and the Dane’s family are being kept updated regarding the investigation.

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South Coast man excels in film industry >> Film and TV production company founded in 2014 PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

RTWAY Productions is a film and television production company, founded in 2014 by Phumlani Khusi, who is originally from Gcilima. He currently lives in Durban. The 25-year-old entrepreneur studied video technology at the Durban University of Technology after he completed matric at Phathwa High. Khusi says he developed his passion for media, specifically television, after landing roles in primary school plays. “I initially wanted to pursue acting as a career until my sister advised me to rather choose something behind the scenes. I did my research and came across video technology.” After a year of Artway’s existence, Khusi got an opportunity to film the a music video with the South Coast award-winning musician, Happy Mdunjane. “After Mdunjane saw my short film on the internet, he contacted me. The music video was a success and it later caught the attention of a local businessman, Thulani Bhengu, who then decided to invest in the company.” Khusi said Bhengu’s investment gave Artway the push it needed to compete in the professional market. “Today the company has offices at the SmartXchange Business Centre in Durban and has shot numerous music videos, including the South Coast’s Sisanda, who sings Indlela yami and that of Nate, a hip-hop artist also from the South Coast.

Artways is now producing a feature film, in partnership with Star Set TV, and will be released between April and May 2017. Artway Production recently hosted auditions for an educational drama production at Uvongo Community Hall. The drama is a partnership with Ray Nkonyeni Municipality and will be filmed in the next few weeks. Khusi said he will continue with talent searches on the South Coast and will be developing the talent further if he has the power.

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F you were wondering what the roar of engines was about in St Mike’s on Sunday, it was the Hospice Ride for Remembrance. Every year bikers on the South Coast get together to hold the fundraiser and proceeds go to the South Coast Hospice. Bikers pinned white doves onto a remembrance banner in memory of loved ones they lost. Kenny Brown started the day’s proceedings with a prayer, followed by a moment of silence. Inflatable white doves were then released in memory of biker brothers and sisters. The last set of doves released were for care-givers and Hospice staff. “The event was well supported by bikers and ended with a breakfast at Douglas Mitchell Sports Grounds,” said fund-raising co-ordinator, BT King. A total of R4 550.60 was raised. Hospice thanks everyone who made the event a success.

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Hospital holds women’s prayer session TO wrap up Women’s Month the Port Shepstone Regional Hospital hosted a prayer and worship session last Wednesday. Hospital spokesperson Phumza Morai said Pastor Busi Mkhize of the Life Abundance Bible Church gave an inspirational motivation on women’s roles and highlighted qualities of a woman of worth from

the Bible. “On this day women were reminded not to be idle, but to work hard as God has made them to be powerful and influential in all their roles,” said Morai. The event was attended by Ugu health district director, Ntokozo Mkhize. - Supplied.

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ANSA lower South Coast celebrated the organisation’s 85th birthday at Shelly Centre on Saturday. It was not the usual birthday one would expect with a birthday cake and candles - this celebration entailed an exercise challenge, followed by a sweet treat. Participants had to choose between skipping, balancing a ball on a bat, doing forward lunges and other exercises - the prize was a cupcake.

Cansa celebrates with challenges, and cupcakes Caitlin Govender does the forward lunge challenge.

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Fundraiser for new classrooms held CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com PUPILS and teachers at Port Shepstone Secondary got proactive last week and hosted a fun day and run to raise funds for the new classrooms that are to be built. The classrooms will replace the aged drywall classes that has been at the school for many years. The school’s interact club thought up

the idea of hosting a flea market and fun run and pupils jumped at the opportunity to make it a success, with the help of teach ers, the school governing body, sponsors, parents and the community. It was also a chance for pupils to show their talent in hairstyling, baking, deejaying and shisa nyama with the school’s finest braai masters. The school thanked everyone who con tributed to the success of the fundraiser. Selling sweet delights (from left) Lisa Givender, Caylisha Moodley, Ki ara Ram dhaw, Tineal Govender and Sbongisipho Madlala.

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CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com A MARGATE Primary School has a budding poet and two quiz masters in their midst. This was evident after Enkoneni Primary School held a poetry competition and a quiz recently. It was opened to all pupils and Asiphe Mtshali came first in the poetry category. Anete Mzelemu and Olwethu Mtshali partnered and answered all questions correctly in the quiz.

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SAYIDI Tvet College and the Media Information Communications and Technology (Micta) Seta launched their radio production and film, television and video production learnership programme at Margate Hotel on Thursday evening. ANC secretary Mzwandile Mkwanazi spoke on behalf of the new Ugu District Municipality mayor Tolomane Mnyayiza, who was unable to attend the function. Mkwanazi said the talent of many

Film and video production learnership students Sikelela Gcwabe (left) with Phelelani Ntaka at the event. will be showcased during the programme and they congratulate the college on this developmental programme. College rector Dr Sipho Nzimande said 50 pupils have enrolled for this programme, all from rural areas. He said what stands out for him is that these pupils have the ability and strong minds and he is confident they will “make it”. Nzimande is looking forward to making use of the partnership the col-

Thokozani MaMkhize Ndlovu of Ukhozi FM, emcees the programme.

lege has with 1 KZN television station, which has committed to assist with the programme. “We are really looking forward to the partnership we have with 1KZN and encourage organisations and churches to make use of this platform the college and the station has created in our district,” said Nzimande. Nzimande said he is grateful for the opportunity for the youth and thanks Mict Seta. The guest list included actor Sello Maake Ka Ncube, who has performed in theatre, film and television in his native land, as well as in the U.S., Britain,

Canada, and Europe. He was also a guest speaker and told pupils that nothing beats belief. He also recited a poem he wrote to Nakedi Ribane, actress and former model whom he believes is an example of what can be achieved when one perseveres. “The poem I wrote to Nakedi is titled Siyazazi and speaks about how birds of the same feather flock together. It speaks of the sound of the rhythm of our culture,” he said. Guests were entertained by a college student, Palesa Dunywa, who did a stage solo and by Thanda Mavundla a songstress from the college. Mbongeni Mathe from the Office of the Premier, congratulated the college for embarking on the programme and said this is exactly the vision of former Premier Senzo Mchunu, who always dreamt of advancing talent in KZN.

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PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com FILM writer and director Msizi Dlala is asking for assistance for his upcoming film, which he wrote and will be directing. “This is not my first film, this is part two of the film Impilo, I’m Not a Human Being. “Part one was shot last year and all the equipment used was hired, however, I have also tried purchasing cameras and other equipment - all I need is special lights and boom microphones.” The film is about a young man called Allen, who loves his girlfriend Beauty so much he would kill for her. “Allen ends up doing nasty things, which include witchcraft to get money to make his pregnant girlfriend happy. He finds out however, that she’s pregnant with another man’s child. Allen then threatens to kill innocent people as he searches for the guy who impregnated her,” he said. The film will be shot on the South Coast and the cast will be South Africans. “The film needs special lights because some of the scenes have lightning and blasts, which is why we need the special equipment,” he said. Anyone who is able to assist, can contact Dlala on 073 025 9858.

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IBISCUS Kennel Club committee and trainers are thankful that the Port Shepstone Borough field has been rehabilitated after the field and the clubhouse were flooded, and that training is back to normal. Members are reminded that training now commences at 2pm. Thank you to everyone who arrived with brooms, rags and high-pressure hoses to clean the clubhouse, and to our local recycling company for uplifting hundreds of bottles washed down by the river. We were in the process of repainting the clubhouse so we are all spick and span once more apart from the persons who removed the aluminum gutters and in the process damaged the roof - this at 1pm on a Monday afternoon. We thank our vigilant neighbour, who was proactive in alerting the SAPS and so preventing further damage to the property. We had a busy weekend of 13 and 14 August as we held a fund-raiser for Ninette Smith on Saturday, which was great fun with Agility Tunnel Mania and 36 weaving poles as well as a Rally

O course followed by an Open Show on the Sunday. Well done to our judges Nicki Calvert and Heather Moorcroft for the excellent courses. We thank everyone who attended and made the weekend such a successful one. Monday was “wash-up” day for humans and dogs as the ground is still wet and muddy in patches, which will take some time to dry.

Show results: Billy Engelbrecht and Gunner: 1st and two 2nd places. Ninette Smith and Swish: three 1sts and Sparkle 1st 2nd 3rd. Sharon Derman and Charlie: 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Gaby Frey and Scooby: two 2nds and KT two 2nds and Cassie a 2nd. Beryl Verwoerdt and Spice: 3rd and Poet a 2nd.

Dance at the Ramsgate Lions Club House. Dress code is black and white (up or down), R120 per person. Contact Janice on 083 777 5131 or Desiree on 083 441 5586. Sunday, 4 September. 4x4 Jamboree at Lake Eland Game Reserve. To register contact Alf on 039 315 0695 or 082 346 4970 or email info@pumbaadv.co.za

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Linda Liversey and Dexi: 2nd and Shadoe 1st. The raffle was drawn after the show and the winner was Corinne Bestel from Durban. We thank Niki Calvert from Happy Hounds for donating a dog bed and we thank Tailsup for their generous donation of treats for the fun day. As always, thank you to Montego for their ongoing sponsorship. Club members attended a championship show last weekend and the results are as follows:

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TOURISM 360 Cost and service I HAVE just finished a very enjoyable and humorous read called Ruinair by an Irish author by the name of Paul Kilduff who has a full dig at the pitfalls one could experience by using lowcost airlines. Understanding how an airline could charge just one cent to travel short haul to some often wayward and isolated airports in Europe is intriguing to say the least. The airlines make all sorts of other revenues through creative charges over and above the base price. Some have even contemplated charges for on board use of the loo. Needless to say the airline in the book has been challenged in terms of their levels of service and staff motivation to meet the expectation of the fly-

ing customer. I being of Scottish descent like the idea of cheap anything however when it comes to tourism, no matter how inexpensive a service may be there is one overriding factor that will bring the customer back time and time again and that is whether the client felt satisfied with the deal. Kilduff sums it up well when he says “customer service is about warmth, amenability, compassion, flexibility, and fairness but most of all it’s about the people who deliver it”. I fully concur with his view and down here we have hospitality offerings that range from bespoke high end to economy and throughout this spectrum each customer wants people to have the endearing attitude that can meet their expectation. I know from experience that a host with a good approach is more likely to

appease a concerned customer than one who is indifferent and couldn’t care-less. The latter usually gets exposed on the internet or on social media- bad for business. Backpacker establishments for example usually do not charge high prices and I am aware of one proprietor in the Drakensberg who regularly and without charge will drive guests over 40km to meet up with a lift or bus in Underberg. Such gestures go a huge distance in getting product and host community well respected and supported. Our local airline CemAir is not a low-cost carrier and their service is up

there with the best because all personnel go that little bit further for the paying customer. I will send their CEO Miles ven der Molen a copy of the book, I am sure he will chuckle at the read and know that it is unlikely that a similar book will be ever written about his OR Tambo to Margate service. In the mean time I am stalking the internet for bargain prices for our 2017 holiday to the UK and France. With the exchange rate pretty heavy, I think I will need to if I am to afford even a pie and a beer over there. It’s in my Gaelic blood you know.

Hi Susan, how can I tell which of my dogs is the pack leader? My little Yorkshire Terrier seems to me to act more like the alpha than my Boxers do. She always rushes ahead when we get ready to go out. Should I be a stronger pack leader? Terry Hi Terry, Packtheorists would advise you to demonstrate your “alpha position” by al ways making a point of being the first to eat, never allowing the dog through a doorway ahead of you, disallowing the dog on beds or furniture, and generally asserting your self in a dominant role. They believe that do mestic dogs spend much of their time plot ting the overthrow of both canine and hu man hierarchies. This misunderstood theory, known to have been based on false premises, is unfor tunately still being perpetuated in the pop ular press. It was first popularised by the

Monks of New Skett in the seventies. Then in 1975 Erik Zimen collected wolves of vari ous origins, studied them in captivity and found that there was a strong need among them to compete and fight for this highly prized alpha position. In the sixties it was thought that domes tic dogs and wolves were the same species and would behave identically. David Mech studied wolves in captivity and published his opinion that wolves were pack animals who fight for leadership. As wolves and dogs were considered to be the same spe cies, it was thought that these findings would apply equally well to the latter. (See The Wolf Ecology and Behaviour of an En dangered Species.) After further work ex posed flaws in studying wild animals in cap tivity, and in further studies studying wolves in the wild Mech revoked his earlier findings in 1999 in his book Alpha, Status, Domi nance and Division of Labour in Wolf Packs.

In 2008 Mech found that conflicts with in family groups of wolves were rare and that all the members would achieve alpha status when they produced their own off spring and left their parents to form their own family groups. When not in captivity wolves live cohesively and cooperatively. A parent and older sibling guide and care for the younger offspring. As we are concerned with the dog, we should turn to more appropriate authorita tive studies, of which there are many. Dr Frank Beache spent 30 years studying dogs and found that the small minority of alpha dogs, who gained position by bullying and force, soon where thrown out of the group their behaviour was unacceptable. The majority of alpha dogs were benev olent and confident leaders who had no need of bullying tactics. If they did squabble for dominance, their rank would actually be reduced to one in which the insecure reside.

Many alpharanking dogs are too small or frail to dominate one another, but they are awarded a right to control a certain re source. Each individual determines which resource is of value and earns his right. A more alpha dog may simply concede to an other dog the right to something of lesser importance and award himself a privilege he regards as of greater value. A human sim ile could be a brother and sister relationship in which one child monopolises the comput er and the other the telephone. The parent supplies the resources and so has the ultimate say, whereby the less pushy of the two will be given the advan tage if tensions otherwise rise too high. Your little Yorkie has been awarded privileges by your benevolent Boxers who seem to be sorting out a peaceful compromise. Susan Henderson© (accredited animal behaviour consultant) info@dog boxtrainingschool.co.za

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FRANCE ZAMA SENIOR MANAGER MAYORALTY AND COMMUNICATION

RESIDENTS of Ugu District will be relieved to know that our municipal call centre, which has been a concern for consumers and many residents, has been receiving attention. The 24-hour customer call centre was upgraded, and now provides additional options for consumers to interact with the call centre agents. This has improved the manner in which we handle customer care interface. The work done so far includes creating more work space for the

agents, upgrading of the call centre technology, adding more telephone lines and the implementation of the service delivery standards monitoring tool. The improved technology also incorporates logging inquiries through voicemail and/or SMS, automatic customer reference numbers, interdepartmental escalation and tracking of service faults, social media updates on service interruptions and bulk SMS services. These options have thus far dealt

ship of Ngcuka. A parliamentary minister informed media that “no one is above the law”. He committed an error. Our president is above the law. Had the president been resident in a country where Sharia law prevails, he would have been beheaded for rape. Islam views fraudulent dealings as unacceptable. According to Islam, no observing Muslim can be enriched from interest accumulated on money in the bank. In which abandoned warehouses are the Spanish train carriages, not compatible with our railways, rusting in a state of disuse? Mention can be made of unfurnished construction houses, which are becoming derelict. What of Eskoms “questionable” con-

Tracing family I WONDER whether any of your readers may be able to help me. I am seeking information on Olwen Margaret Hardy, nee Roberts. She was born in 1907 in Llanelli, South Wales, UK, and first came to South Africa with her parents William Henry and Annie Roberts, returning to Wales with her mother and brother Edward Aneurin in 1923. She married Victor L. Hardy in England in

1939. He was born in Cape Town in 1910. They returned to South Africa and I believe they had a son, William Lawrence. Her brother-in-law was Lieutenant-Colonel Laurence Arthur Hardy, who died in Pietermaritzburg in 2002. This information is for family history purposes. If you can help with any information, please reply to bobsimmonds2@hotmail.com Robert Simmonds Swansea South Wales, UK

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with the common resident frustrations where their calls went unanswered, or they were kept on the line for a long time, or there were delays in the dispatching of trouble-shooting teams as well as agents who did not have the correct information to assist residents. New and existing call centre agents, who form an integral part of the call centre’s success, have undergone vigorous training to enable them to provide improved service. Training also taught them how to deal with residents, who are sometimes at their most vulnerable state when they call and need to be treated with dignity and professionalism. So with the technology upgrade and adequate training provided, we urge residents to use all the call centre options to ensure their matters are dealt with within the set municipal turnaround time. We have also created an interactive Ugu Municipality Talk Facebook page that provides constant updates on water and sanitation-related services.

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This page also enables residents to log their water and sanitation inquiries where dedicated municipal personnel will provide prompt responses. With the ever growing and never ending evolution of social media, residents are urged to join the Ugu Municipality Talk Facebook page as it is the only credible Facebook page where municipal-related queries will be addressed. The municipality will also be embarking on a vigorous district-wide customer database drive to create and update customer contact details as it has come to the municipality’s attention that not all occupants of residences receive the municipal service interruption notifications. Residents’ co-operation in making this exercise a success will be highly appreciated. “Ugu District is better today than it was yesterday.”

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N nog ‘n positiewe verwikkeling vir die iSimangaliso-vleiland in Noord-KwaZulu-Natal, het die Hooggeregshof in Pietermaritzburg ‘n eiendomsgroep en twee kopers op die oewers van die park se Mgoboselenimeer by Sodwanabaai gelas om pad te gee. Hulle het aangehou met vakansiehuis-boubedrywighede ten spyte daarvan dat hulle vroeër gelas is om die ontwikkeling te staak, en moet teen 31 Desember van die terrein af wees. In wat beskou word as ‘n mylpaal- besluit het regter Regter Dhaya Pillay het hulle ook gelas om die gebied te rehabiliteer. Barbara Cole van “Independent Online” berig die regter se uitspraak was in die guns van die iSimangaliso-vleilandowerheid en KZN se Luk vir Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling, Toerisme en Omgewingsake, teen ‘n konsortium wat bestaan uit die Feasey-eiendomsgroep, Matayo Trading, Vusisiwe Technical Operations, Geoffrey Clifford Little en twee kopers, Don Chandler en Johan Viljoen. iSimangaliso se hoof-uitvoerende beampte, Andrew Zaloumis, het gesê die uitspraak bevestig dat die Wêrelderfenisgebied en bestuurder van die nasionale park gesag en jurisdiksie het in buffersones om die park. “Dit is ‘n groot oorwinning vir die omgewing.” ‘n Buffersone val buite die geproklameerde grens van ‘n park, maar is ‘n bykomende strook beskerming vir belangrike komponente van biodiversiteit. iSimangaliso was die eerste wêreld-erfenisgebied wat ‘n buffersone gevestig het kort nadat dit in 1999 deur Unesco gelys is. “Hierdie beskermings-aksie is ‘n

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Passie DIT sou interessant wees om te toets wat u eerste reaksie was by die lees van hierdie woordjie “passie”. In hierdie dae van die Olimpiese spele sou party dalk die passie onthou het waarmee ons eie atlete aan die Spele in Rio deelgeneem het. Dink maar daaraan met hoeveel passie Wayde

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die tuiste vir 467 bedreigde spesies. iSimangaliso het met die eiendomsgroep gekommunikeer sedert 2010, toe die ontwikkeling voorgestel is. Hulle is ge-adviseer dat hulle eers die nodige toestemming moes kry, wat ‘n omgewing-impakstudie ingesluit het. Hulle het iSimangaliso se insette

egter geïgnoreer en voortgegaan om erwe aan die publiek te verkoop. Later, in 2014, het twee kopers met bouwerk begin. Die maatskappy en kopers het kennis gekry dat hulle die ontwikkeling moet staak, maar het hulle nie daaraan gesteur nie, en iSimangaliso het in Desember 2014 met ‘n regsaak begin. Tussentydse bevele is uitgereik en in Maart en Desember, sowel as in Maart vanjaar, is bevestig dat geen verdere ontwikkeling of verkope mag plaasvind nie. Die saak is gefinaliseer toe die regter haar beslissing gegee, en die ontwikkelaars beveel het om die regskoste van die iSimangaliso-vleilandpark te betaal. Zaloumis sê ongemagtigde ontwikkelings in en om die park is ‘n groot risiko vir die hele park en sy status as wêreld-erfenisgebied. “Die aksies van een onwettige ontwikkelaar is onberekenbaar. Dit is die dun kant van die wig. Die kumulatiewe impak plaas die park se status as wêrelderfenisgebied in ernstige gevaar.” Hy het bygevoeg die regsaksie was nie gemik om die regte van mense wat geskiedkundige en legitieme regte het weg te neem nie, maar “om mense te verwyder wat ander se regte onwettig aan hulself wil toeken”. - Independent Online.

mantiese gevoelens. Hoe passievol is jy en ek oor die lewe? Die apostel Paulus skryf in Filippense 1:20 dat hy Christus met sy hele wese wou verheerlik. Christus het self met oorgawe en passie die kruisweg bewandel en die lydensbeker geledig uit liefde vir sondaarmense. Dalk moet ons ‘n slag introspeksie doen. Hoe passievol is ons byvoorbeeld daaroor dat God se skepping bewaar sal word? Sal ons prakties betrokke raak by projekte wat omgewingsbewaring bevorder? Is ons passievol oor ‘n veilige gemeenskap?

Wys dit in ons betrokkenheid by buurtwagte? Indien ons geestelike lewe vlak geword het, is ons bereid om in gebed te stry deur te bid vir nuwe ywer vir God se saak? Indien ons doelstellings afgewater geraak het, weet ons nog waarvoor ons bereid is om te leef en te sterf? Indien jy agterkom dat jou horisonne verklein het, vra God om in Sy genade dit weer wyer te maak. Moenie langer tyd spandeer om ongelukkig te wees nie. Vier elke lewensoomblik met oorgawe en passie. Jy het net een lewe. Gee jou alles. Leef passievol.

Die terrein in die iSimangalisovlei land waar onwettige bouwerk in gevolge ‘n hofuitspraak verbied is. FOTO: VERSKAF

noodsaaklike stap deur iSimangaliso om sy verpligtinge teenoor Unesco en die mense van Suid-Afrika na te kom ter beskerming van sy ‘wêreld-juweel’,” het Zaloumis gesê. Die Feasy-eiendomsgroep het beplan om 512 vakansiehuise op die oewer van die Mgoboseleni-meer te bou.

Sowel die meer as die omliggende ongerepte wildernes is integrale dele van die wêreld-erfenisgebied, en die Mgoboseleni Estuary is ‘n uiters belangrike kweek- en teel-area vir estuaries-afhanklike marine spesies. Krokodille en seekoeie gaan ook soontoe om aan te teel, en die park is

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labies ons later vanjaar verflenter. Het ons net nie beter spelers nie? Is die gaping tussen SuperRugby en toetswedstryde werklik vir ons te groot? Of is dit die afrigter? Ons glimlag van die week is oorvertel deur Miemie en Justus Venter van Bethlehem wat op hul jaarlikse vakansie van vroulief se spesiale groentesop kom eet het. ‘n Man raak op ‘n dag gatvol daarvan dat hy elke dag moet gaan werk sodat sy vrou by die huis kan bly. Hy bid toe en vra, “Here, ek wil graag hê my vrou moet voel hoe dit voel om agt ure per weeksdag hard te werk. Kan ons nie vir ‘n dag liggame ruil nie?” Sy gebed word verhoor, en die volgende dag word hy as ‘n vrou wakker. Die man-vrou staan op, maak oggendete, maak die kinders wakker, voer hulle, pak middagete in vir almal, neem die kinders skool toe, doen inkopies, maak die katbak skoon, was die hond, maak die huis skoon, jaag skool toe om die kinders op te tel, gee hulle middagete, kyk dat hulle huiswerk doen, stryk en maak aandete. Na aandete maak hy-sy die kombuis skoon. Vou klere op, bad die kinders en kry hulle teen nege-uur in die bed. Hy-sy klim doodmoeg in die bed, waar sy-haar man (vrou) eers bietjie aandag soek. Die volgende oggend raak hy-sy vroeg wakker en bid: “Here, ek het nie geweet waarvoor ek vra nie. Verander my asseblief weer terug na ‘n man. Amen”. Die antwoord kom: “My kind, ek weet jy het jou les geleer, maar ek kan jou eers oor 9 maande terugverander. Jy het gisteraand verwagtend geraak.”

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NOTICE NOTICE NO: 168 of 2016

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW INVITATION TO COMMENT

The Ray Nkonyeni Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of Schedule 4, Section 11 of the Hibiscus Coast Municipal Planning and Land Use Management Bylaw that an application has been received in terms of Section 46 of the said Bylaw for the rezoning of Erf 136 Palm Beach from “Residential Only 1” to “Low Impact Mixed Use 2”. The subject property is situated along Bartholomew Diaz Road, Palm Beach and is 3290m² in extent. A copy of the application (No:124/2016) received in terms of the above is available for inspection between 07h30 and 16h00 at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo. The public with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments to the Head of Department: Development Planning Services, attention Sithembile Khomo, by no later than 04 October 2016 via any of the following: POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240 FACSIMILE: 086 529 7256 E-MAIL: sthembile.khomo@hcm.gov.za All enquiries are to be directed telephonically to Sithembile Khomo on 039 315 9244. A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall be precluded from further participating in the process and taking any further steps, with regard to the application. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER P.O. BOX 5, PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

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NOTICE

NOTICE NO: 167 of 2016

NOTICE NO: 129 of 2016

COMMENTS ON THE DISPOSAL OF COUNCIL OWNED IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES Ray Nkonyeni Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of the Provisions of the Municipal Assets Transfers Regulations, 2008, the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 and Council Disposal Policy as amended, that it intends to dispose of the land listed hereunder and therefore members of the public or interested persons are hereby invited, in terms of Regulation 6 (b) of the Municipal Transfers Regulations, 2008 to raise objections and/or comment on the disposal of the following Council owned immovable properties:-

RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY INTENTION TO AWARD TENDERS 30 August 2016 Ray Nkonyeni Municipality hereby gives notice that it intends to award the following tenders in terms of its Supply Chain Management processes: Tender no

Resolution no

Description

Service Provider

8/2/1666

BAC305/07/2016

THE CONSTRUCTION OF KWALUHLAZA PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

BOBOSHE TRADING

8/2/1668

BAC305/07/2016

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS-PHASE 1

CONSTRUCTION FOR AFRICA

ERF

AREA

CURRENT MARKET VALUES

EXTENT m²

ZONING

COMMENTS

8/2/1676

BAC305/07/2016

THE CONSTRUCTION OF SHIBASE BRIDGE IN WARD 5

AMABONGWE BUILDING AND CIVIL CONTRACTORS

Ptn 15 of Erf 3414

Margate

R350,000

4593

Public Open Space to be rezoned commercial

Vacant

8/2/1680

BAC305/07/2016

THE CONSTRUCTION OF MASELE BRIDGE IN WARD 25

MARGATE CONSTRUCTION

Erf 1430

Gamalakhe

R100,000

372

Residential

Vacant

Erf 1637

Ramsgate

R60,000

1349

Residential to be rezoned religious

Vacant

Ptn & Rem of Erf 247

Merlewood

R325,000

8712

Public Open Space, to be rezoned religious

Vacant

Ptn 2 of Erf 837

Hibberdene

R400,000

1300

Residential

Vandalised dwelling

Ptn 1 of Farm Uplands No.8567

Margate

R240,000

8000

Cemetery to be rezoned

Vacant

Ptn 1 of Erf 194

Uvongo

R370,000

1000

Residential

Vandalised dwelling

Ptn 12 of Erf 39

Anerley

R375,000

1200

Residential

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Erf 467

Sunwich Port

R340,000

494

Religious

Building currently utilised for Church services by Assemblies of God

Erf 1693

Uvongo

R120,000

8205

Admin

Vacant

Erf 431

Shelly Beach

R220,000

1345

Rezoned from Water Works to Residential

Vacant

Erf 534

Shelly Beach

R220,000

1349

Admin

Vacant

Erf 662

Trafalgar

R400,000

8587

Admin

Vacant

Erf 774

Palm Beach

R120,000

2000 -could be developed

Public open Space to be rezoned Residential

Vacant

Erf 108

Sunwich Port

R130,000

4237

Commercial

Vacant

Ptn of Erf 514

Gamalakhe

R200,000

1800

Administration

School for Disabled children

Rem of Erf 636

Margate

R20,000

230

Road Reserve to be rezoned residential

Vacant

Rem of Erf 256

Margate

R92,000

2500

Residential (Medium impact 2)

Vacant

Ptn of Erf 906

Southbroom

R5,000

14 m²

Unmade lane to be rezoned to residential

Vacant

Erf 1142

Gamalakhe

R50,000

390

Residential

Vacant, encumbered by the reservoir slab

It should be noted that Erf 662 Trafalgar will be subdivided into Portion of Erf 662 Trafalgar in extent approximately 2000 m² and will be sold by private treaty to Presbyterian Church in Trafalgar; Remainder of Erf 662 Trafalgar in extent approximately 6587 m² will be sold by public tender. All enquiries to be directed to Sbu Phili or Ronitha Davenarain on telephone numbers 039 688 2081/2/4. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER P.O. Box 5 / 10 Connor Street PORT SHEPSTONE, 4240

SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER P.O. BOX 5, PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

AUCTION IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH

AFRICA KWAZULU NATAL DIVISION, PIETERMARITZBURG CASE NUMBER: 782/16 In the matter between: STANDARD BANK OF S A LIMITED Registration No : 1962/000738/06 Plaintiff and VONGANI ERROL MASHABA in his capacity as trustee for VONGANI TRUST (Trust No :IT6540/07) 1st Defendant BASANI FELICITY MASHABA in her capacity as trustee for VONGANI TRUST (Trust No :IT6540/07) 2nd Defendant HEMMY MALULEKE in his capacity as trustee for VONGANI TRUST (Trust No : IT6540/07) 3rd Defendant VONGANI ERROL MASHABA (Identity No : 740306 5350 08 3) 4th Defendant BASANI FELICITY MASHABA (Identity No : 760402 0359 08 1) 5th Defendant NOTICE OF SALE IN PURSUANCE of a judgment of the Kwazulu Natal High Court, Pietermaritzburg and a writ of execution dated16 MARCH 2016 the following property will be sold in execution on 16 SEPTEMBER 2016 at 10H00 at the Sheriff’s Office, 67 WILLIAMSON STREET, SCOTTBURGH : A unit consisting of: (i) Section No 240 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS493/ 2007 in the scheme known as SELBORNE PARK in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at PENNINGTON TOWNSHIP in the UMDONI MUNICIPAL AREA, of which section the floor area, according to the said Sectional Plan is 42 (FORTY TWO) square metres in extent; and (ii) An undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the

said sectional plan; HELD UNDER DEED OF TRANSFER ST 56525/07. situated at SECTION 240, SELBORNE PARK, PENNINGTON. IMPROVEMENTS: KITCHEN, LOUNGE, 1 BEDROOM AND 1 BATHROOM; but nothing is guaranteed. I. The purchase price is payable by an immediate payment of 10%, in cash, bank guaranteed cheque or by way of an electronic transfer, provided that satisfactory proof of payment is furnished immediately on demand to the sheriff, and the unpaid balance shall be paid or secured by a bank guarantee within 21 (Twenty One) days after date of sale. II. The property is sold voetstoots and subject to the conditions of the Title Deed. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction and a full advertisement are available 24 hours before the auction and may be inspected at the office of the Sheriff, 67 WILLIAM SON STREET, SCOTTBURGH. 3. Registration as a buyer is pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: (a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.http://www.info.gov. za/view/DownloadFile Action ?id=99961) (b) FICA - legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars; (c) Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000.00 in cash; (d) Registration conditions. 4. The sale will be conducted by the Sheriff, J J MATTHEWS and/or her representative. 5. Conditions of Sales available for viewing at the Sheriff’s office, 67 WILLIAMSON STREET, SCOTTBURGH. 6. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules, apply. DATED AT PIETERMARITZBURG this 18 AUGUST 2016. (sgd) VRH SOUTHEY . SOUTHEY ATTORNEYS INC Plaintiff’s attorneys SHOP 33A, PARKLANE CENTRE 12 CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI STREET PIETERMARITZBURG

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IT certainly is a challenge for the business sector to remain positive and proactive when one considers the very real possibility of a “low road” scenario playing out in South Africa. The country’s investment rating, currently one notch above junk status, is due to be reviewed by ratings agencies in December. A further downgrade is widely regarded as arguably the biggest external threat to

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meet short- and long-term commitments. SAA financial statements for the year ending March 2015 have still not been submitted due to delays in

our economic well-being. The country’s cost of borrowings would rise markedly, the rand would weaken substantially and capital would flow out of South Africa. In a nutshell, it would bankrupt our economy. The agencies made it very clear that they want to see disciplined management of state finances, serious economic growth initiatives and, above all, responsible leadership. Currently, the ball is bouncing the

finalising additional state guarantees. It is also reported that SAA’s financial services advisor has had its licence suspended by the Financial Services Board. • Another state-owned entity, Eskom, is also involved in a dispute with SA Treasury regarding a probe in-

wrong way. Our widely respected custodian of state finances is under blatant political attack from members of his own party and state enterprises continue to be, at best, mismanaged if not openly used as vehicles for self-enrichment. Continuing down this path will most definitely lead to a ratings downgrade with all the associated troubles that will result. Will we continue down the “low

to contracts with Gupta family owned Tegeta Exploration and Resources. According to a source at SA Treasury, Eskom is resisting Treasury efforts to investigate coal contracts given to Gupta-owned companies. • Recent company results indicate a rise in profits and confidence across

road”? Are we soon going to witness the demise of this country at the hands of a few power crazed individuals? I think not. I think that very soon there is going to be a major shake-up in leadership because, irrespective of political allegiances, there are true leaders in the mix who are going to rise to the challenge in the interests of this nation and steer us back toward the “high road”.

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WO young South Coast swimmers took part in the South African short course (25m) swimming championships in Pietermaritzburg last week. Some Olympic swimmers competed as it was the trials for the World Short Course Championships. Samantha Labuschagne and Michelle Kretzschmar competed and both swam personal best times in their events. Samantha made finals in the 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle in which she placed seventh in the country. She also placed third in the 100m freestyle, which puts her in third position in the country over all age groups. As a result of this, Samantha is going to complete internationally, starting with the Middle East leg of the World Cup Series in Dubai and Doha in October. The other young swimmer Michelle improved on her two events by 11.83 seconds and is looking forward to

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making senior national qualifying times. Their swimming coach Mandy Koegelenberg said starting from the next month there is going to be hard training and fine tuning of Samantha’s swimming and racing to get her ready to compete in the international stage.

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A TEAM of South Coast karateka participated in the Shihan Sabela Tournament recently, an annual event staged for the acknowledgment and in memory of the late Shihan Sabela. Senpei Sfiso Nhlumayo attained third position in the open section, and was also awarded a tall trophy acknowledging him as the best fighter of the event. Senpei Thabiso Gwebela came

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