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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

extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto weekend and now features in a long list of remarka ries. ble women who continue to make a difference to This year South Africans voted hoping for the the countries they live in and the world. best – many are now glued to the parliament ses South Africans also took time through out the SUPPLYING CONCRETE TO THE SOUTH COAST AND INLAND sion coverage because you never know what to ex year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the to fulfill his legacy. byelections and once again, hoping for positive It’s been a year since his death and many ques change. tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri We know we live in a beautiful city and another cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been are now more united than ever. Many believe his voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba world. magic’. The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and Clearly South Africans will continue to make breathtaking skyline together with a host of won great strides despite the negative news that some derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of times comes to the fore. South Africa. The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea a South African. 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

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SAPS need information DETECTIVE Warrant Officer Jabulani Mdluli of Port Shepstone Detective Service appeals to the public for assistance in locating the family of Sphenathi Wonder Mshiya (27). He is formerly from Libode in the Eastern Cape, but lives at Mkholombe informal settlement. The family or relatives can contact Mdluli on 039 688 1090 or 082 551 7570. - Supplied.

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Suspect evades SAPS for over a year, arrested A MAN, who had been on the run since April 2015, was finally arrested on Saturday. Detective Constable Thabane Dlamini arrested the 26-year-old alleged house burglar. The man was on the wanted list for a house-breaking case which occurred on 2 April, 2015 at Tin Town, Mehlomnyama.

The owner of the house returned home that day after attending an Easter event, when he discovered his house had been broken into and several items stolen. Investigation linked the suspect to the crime. The suspect, however, left the area. “On Saturday, more than a

year after the crime was committed, his luck ran out when Detective Constable Dlamini saw him and arrested him,” said police spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid. “It is expected he will also be linked to four more house-breaking cases in the area,” she added. - Supplied.

Man turns himself in for drugrelated case THE second wanted suspect in a drug related case is expected to appear in court on Friday after he handed him self over to police in Margate. The 26yearold man was charged by Detective Warrant Officer Herman Pienaar from the Ugu cluster drug

task team on Wednesday. The first suspect, a 34yearold man, was arrested in Tin Town Gama lakhe in July. The man’s bail application was de nied and he will appear in court again with his coaccused on Friday.

Public Order Policing members, Constable Mzwakhe Makana, Consta ble Raphael Smithwick and Consta ble Travis Dickens found the first sus pect in possession of 11 parcels, con taining 3 300 capsules of heroin and 125 mandrax tablets.

Firing firearms at funerals is illegal PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com THE SAPS has warned that the firing of firearms in public places is illegal and those caught doing so will face

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FOUR people were seriously injured in a head-on collision on the R61 in Southbroom on Friday afternoon. Kwazulu Private Ambulance paramedics and other emergency services found the wreckage of the two vehicles and a boat. The engine of one of the vehicles were found a couple of metres away from it. “Two of the passengers were entrapped. With assistance from SAPS and the fire department, both the females were extricated. They were stabilised and transported to hospital,” said Belinda Catchpole, spokesperson for Kwazulu Private Ambulance. - Supplied.

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Shocking attitude to rape common in SA – study >> Around the globe 120 million girls experience forced intercourse

LMOST one in 10 South Africans believe that forced sexual intercourse is appropriate in certain situations. This is according to renowned market research company, Ipsos’s latest Pulse of the People study. Ipsos found that the majority of South Africans (58%) agreed with the statement, “it is always wrong to have sex with someone against his or her will”. However, eight percent of adults disagreed or strongly disagreed with the statement. Ipsos South Africa’s director of public affairs, Mari Harris, said they posed the question to different age groups across race groups in South Africa. The participants in the survey had to say whether they agreed, strongly agreed, disagreed or strongly

disagreed with the statements . “Although a firm majority of 58% strongly agreed, overall eight percent of adults in South Africa either strongly disagreed or disagreed with the statement,” she said. Young people, aged between 15 and 17, expressed themselves as especially strongly opposed to forced intercourse. A total of 3 861 face-to-face interviews were conducted with randomly selected South Africans for the survey. The interviews were done in the homes and home languages of the interviewees by trained fieldworkers from all population groups. “Interviews were done all over the country, from metropolitan areas to deep rural areas. This methodology ensured that the results are representative of the views of the universe [of the

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Helicoptercrash victims mourned Swanepoel senior was the heli- went down,” read the MLPC statecopter owner, and according to a ment. statement by the Margate Light Braam leaves behind his wife JyPlane Clubhouse (MLPC), they had nie and daughter Meliska. gone to the Eastern Cape to assist Braamie leaves his wife of two Roos, who was stranded with his years, Gereen. They have no chilaeroplane. dren. Eastern Cape Cluster SAPS “My husband and my father-inspokesperson law were wonCaptain Mdudu- Taking into consideration derful men, alzi Godlwana said ways willing to that Braam was the bodies were help others,” only recovered said Gereen. accompanied by late last ThursShe said they two very experienced were kind, genday as earlier attempts to get to erous and loving pilots, a glimpse of the scene had people and they failed. will be missed. hope lingered, but According to “We will miss eventually it was con their a MLPC statejokes, ment, Swanelaughters and firmed that the poel’s helicopter the wonderful helicopter went down people took off from they Margate Airport were. just before 2pm “They mean on Wednesday and all communica- the world to us,” said Gereen. tion with it was lost a few hours latGray, who turned 40 in April, er. leaves behind his life partner Lisa, “Taking into consideration that daughter Melissa and a sister. Braam was accompanied by two He was a well-known Kokstad very experienced pilots, a glimpse businessman, and also had busiof hope lingered, but eventually it ness interests in Margate, where he was confirmed that the helicopter spent most of his time.

study] and that findings can be weighted and projected to the universe,” Harris said. “According to United Nations statistics, approximately one in every three women (35%) worldwide experiences physical violence and/or sexual violence at some point in her life.” “Around the globe, approximately 120 million girls experience forced intercourse or other forms of forced sexual acts at some point. Against this background, South Africa is thus not unique when it comes to the sexual abuse of women and children,” Harris said. Respondents were also asked how well the South African government was handling violence against women and children. Only about four in every 10 (38%) adults said the government was handling the issue “very well” or

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Harris suspected this was linked to competition for scarce job opportunities. Other findings indicated the existence of a deep-seated and growing problem concerning perceptions about the abilities of women. This was reflected in opinions about education for girls and about women’s abilities as political leaders. In many instances, women themselves did not have confidence in their own abilities. “The active promotion of gender equality can be one of the most important building blocks in uniting South African men and women of all population groups,” said Harris. Pietermaritzburg Child Welfare director Julie Todd, who works with rape victims, said the results of the survey directly linked to the “patriarchal society we live in today”. She said the hierarchy in most organisations tended to be male. “Society shows that men and boys dominate, and women are subservient. “This, and the fact that we live in a very violent era, is the problem in society,” Todd said. - Reporter.

“fairly well”. The study further delved into the workings of men and women and how far society had come in achieving equality. According to the study, almost a third (30%) of South African adults said that “a woman’s place is in the house”. This figure was up from 24% in 2015. “It is clear that we are very far from achieving the equality specified in our Constitution. However, it is not necessarily older people, like one would conventionally believe, who feel the strongest about this, but rather those in the 35-49 age group where 32% agreed with the statement,” said Harris. In addition, 31% of people in the 3549 age group (and 30% of South African adults overall) agreed with the statement “when jobs are scarce, men should have more rights to jobs than women”.

Pet saves couple’s lives PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede2media24.com AN Umtentweni couple are grateful for what their Pekingese, Cleo, did for them over the weekend. Denise and Jean Pierre le Roux

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>> Projects to cost millions and will generate job opportunities PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

HE KZN MEC of Arts and Culture, Bongiwe SitholeMoloi, unveiled a number of projects that are to start within Ugu District Municipality. They include the construction of a library in Vulamehlo, the extension and refurbishing of Port Shepstone Library and buidling a maritime museum. “We know that libraries can change MEC of Art and Culture, Bongiwe SitholeMoloi, outlines the new projects at Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre. PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

lives, improve pass rates and provide research facilities for our communities. Information is power and we are here to deliver this power to you,” she said. The Hibiscus Coast Municipality has 11 libraries, which has to serve over 250 000 people, and the MEC said there is a need for a “mega” library. “It is for this reason that the old Port Shepstone Library is being extended to a three-storey building at a cost of R67 million. This is to enable our services to cater for local and surrounding area communities.” The maritime museum, next to Kapenta Bay Hotel, is being rebuilt at a cost of R17 million because it is small and the building is dilapidated, result-

ing in some items being destroyed. “The new building will have enough space for the existing collection and exhibitions. Additional facilities, such as an amphitheatre, will be used to host schools. The museum project will be completed in March 2017,” she said. Vulamehlo and Umzumbe municipalities are also getting new libraries. “Vulamehlo Library is under construction - the project is valued at R28 million and will be completed before the end of the current financial year,” said Sithole-Moloi. She said the Mzumbe project will cost R25 million. The projects will generate job opportunities in the construction sector as well as train young people.

Mental healthcare facility now available in Ugu District CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com THE Ugu District now has a halfway house for people suffering with mental illnesses. The Hibberdene Care Centre, opened by Felicity Govender 17 years ago as an old-age home, has new plans on the horizon. “We’ve started with the construc-

tion of another building that will house male patients. The existing house will be for female patients only,” said Govender. The 35-bed facility is expected to be complete by 2017. “We are waiting for funding from the National Lottery,” she said. The Port Shepstone Hospital is the nearest health facility where mentally ill patients are treated

twice a week. However, they still need counselling and extra care to get them on the road to recovery. “Their families and care-givers also need to be educated about patients’ condition and how to administer medication. In many cases, there is no proper education and families disown their loved ones,” she said. Each patient is to spend three to

six months at the care centre before they are returned to their family. “There will be a nurse, social worker and a counsellor at the new facility. Mentally ill people will not have to go to separate facilities to get treatment. It will all be provided at the care centre.” October is Mental Health Awareness Month and Govender would like anybody affected by mental

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CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com THE Shelly Full Gospel Church hosted a fund-raiser for Child Welfare Port Shepstone on Saturday to support the valuable work done by the organisation. Visitors were entertained in song, worship dance by the Baruch Dance Group from the church, dance and a modelling show. Lucky draw prizes were also handed out. The guest speaker, Dr Grace Effanga, encouraged women to live Godly lives in all areas including body, soul and spirit. “She emphasised we should be women of worth in our everyday lives and our inner beauty will show in our outward appearance. “The men of the church outdid themselves, by cooking, serving the ladies and cleaning up afterwards,” said Sagree Naicker, manager for Child Welfare Port Shepstone. “They certainly showed us that the kitchen is not a place for women only. Child Welfare Port Shepstone thanks the church for adopting us as the annual recipient of the fund-raiser,” she said.

Film festival founder nominated >> ‘I am motivated to continue doing what I do best’ PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@medi24.com

OLLYWOOD Films and Ugu Film Festival founder, Senzo Zindela, has been nominated in the film category for the sixth annual 2016 KZN Young Achievers Award to be held on 27 August at the Durban ICC. Last year Zindela was also nominated, and this nomination comes after his recent achievements at the Safta Awards and his recent visit to Cannes, France, where he put the South Coast on the map. Zindela said this means a lot to him as he is busy with plans for the Ugu Film Festival, which will be taking place on 15 September. This is not the first time he has been nominated. “It the second time this year. “I was nominated by National Film and Video Foundation for Special Recognition for Provincial Development. “I won the award and it was broadcast live on SABC2. “There are no words to describe what this means to me, it is more than what a person can explain. “I am motivated to continue doing what I do best and what is best for my community. “These awards inspire me and my fans to shine in our corner without moving to big towns. We’ll stay here and continue to do good things because our efforts are recognised and are making waves nationally and in-

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THE Beekman Group walked away with the “best business in KwaZuluNatal” award under the tourism category, at the 10th annual KZN Top Business Awards 2016. Executive director, Cindy Allan accepted the award on behalf of the group during the function at the Greyville Convention Centre in Durban recently. The group took home the award in a category boasting worthy contenders which include Suncoast Casino, Hotels and Entertainment; Hilton Durban and uShaka Marine World in the

tourism category. The event was sponsored by the eLan Property Group. The Beekman Group was started by brothers John and the late Bram and has been in operation for more than 45 years. Leadership reins have been handed over to the second generation. Wayne Beekman, Neville Beekman and Cindy Allan, lead a team of more than 700 staff members, with John still taking an active interest in operations and giving advice where needed. - Supplied.

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Senzo Zindela has been nominated in the film category for the 2016 KZN Young Achievers Award. ternationally,” he said. Zindela said bringing the award home would serve as proof that the event is effective. “This will put more attention on the South Coast, bringing more

visitors, business and economical growth. “This means that local people must be prepared to grab these opportunities as they will assist in job creation,” he said.

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CLASSY evening is planned next month at the Royston Hall in Umtwentweni. Well known business owner and interior decorator Ria Hackland, will be opening up her guest house for a night of entertainment on Friday, 2 September. The soiree will include all things fine - piano playing, singing, good food and wine. The guest entertainers for the evening are actress and singer Barbie Meyer, with pianist and singer Jonathan Brauteseth. After a successful evening in the same vein in Pretoria, the duo agreed to share this exclusive event on their home turf. Musically, they offer haunting and playful duets from everything from Evita to Rod Stewart. Meyer has promised to include

An evening of song and poetry in Umtentweni >> The soiree will include all things fine piano playing, singing, good food and wine some of Herman Charles Bosman’s poetry “to balance Brauteseth’s insistence at reciting some limericks and Gnu outbursts between songs”. So don’t miss out on this onenight-only evening of sparkling entertainment. The event starts at 6pm for 6.30pm and tickets cost R280, which includes soiree, supper and wine. Call 082 496 3545 or email barbie.meyer68@gmail.com to book. - Supplied.

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EDU Dynamic Solutions in Port Shepstone held its prize giving on Saturday where pupils from various schools were awarded for taking extra maths, physical science, accounting and English lessons at the institution. Khayakazi Madikani of Edu Dynamic Solutions said top achievers were awarded with certificates. “A total of 22 pupils performed extremely well and all of them were awarded for the different subjects they did well in,” said Madikani. - Supplied. Chanelle Chetty (left) awards Chuz ela Ndzadeka of Westbury College.

Grey–crowned Cranes. Sunday 14 August 7am. Birdlife Trogons will visit Ellingham Estate, Park Rynie. There is now a R20 per person entrance fee payable to Rocky Bay Resorts, which Sandy Olver has agreed to collect and take to them, together with the indemnity forms that need to be signed. Bring chairs, breakfast and some thing to braai for lunch. All welcome. There is a R20 per person charge for nonmembers of Birdlife Trogons. Outings may be cancelled due to weather, check www.birdlifetrogons.blog spot.com or phone Hazel van Rooyen on 072 355 8837 before setting off. For further de tails phone Van Rooyen or visit the blog. Please note text messages or ‘call me’ requests will not be responded to. Please let Van Rooyen know if you will be attending the outing. Directions: take the UmzintoPark Rynie off ramp from the N2. Turn inland, towards Umzin to. The first farm on your left is Elling ham. Meet near the paddock, but do not enter. Set GPS to DD MM SS.S = S30 18 53.2 E30 42 54.6 PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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FRANCE ZAMA SENIOR MANAGER MAYORALTY AND COMMUNICATION

UGU District Municipality officially opened its multipurpose skills centre at the Ugu District main office at 28 Connor Street recently. This centre was officially opened by the municipal manager, DD Naidoo, and forms part of the municipality’s skills development initiative where all employee training will be conducted to ensure that a wide range of employees are trained in various aspects of their employment. The centre was built with the objective of saving on training costs through using our own facility and training larger groups.

This training facility will also be used as a computer training room for staff who require basic computerskill training. The centre can accommodate 20 trainees per session. This skills development initiative will improve the performance of employees so they can effectively deliver services to communities. The Ugu District Municipality will continue to promote working together to create an environment that is friendly, responsive, accountable, effective and efficient for our communities.

At the official opening of the training centre (from left) Norma Grobler (information communication technology manager), Norma Grobler, Velal Mazibuko (HR senior manager) DD Naidoo (municipal manager) and Vuyiwe Tsako (corporate services general manager).

Being at the top LAST week it was announced that one of our home-grown companies, The Beekman Group, won the tourism category at the KZN Top Business Awards, which is an outstanding accolade for the Port Shepstone company. Some time ago in the media somebody questioned the impressiveness of our tourism sector and whether or not we are a top class tourism destination. I suppose all one can do is look at the facts. Besides The Beekman Group achievement, our hospitality and adventure services sector has recently won global and national awards and we await the latest announcements for the competitive Lilizela Awards for which a number of properties have been put forward for recognition. We have two of the world’s top 10 dives sites and with the Marine Protected Areas coming on stream we will become one of the continents more environmentally conscious destinations. Our seven Blue Flag Beaches are the highest number of permanently managed in South Africa and these beaches meet with exacting international standards. Adventure and endurance activity locations on the coast and inland are rapidly gaining status as ideal places to train and compete and this is an excellent platform from which to bring regional, national and international events to

JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM the area. The coast’s surfing beaches are recognised as being of the best in the Southern Hemisphere and our golf courses regularly host top notch events for both professional and amateur golfer. Our South Coast Dezzie Raceway is now firmly on the motor sport calendar and from a film tourism perspective, our destination has been the location for nearly a dozen movies in the last year or so. If one links the above to the fact that SafariNow considers the South Coast as South Africa’s most popular value for money family destination. It is clear that there is a great deal we can be proud of and certainly we promote these pluses at every opportunity. We aspire to be at the top in as many tourism and leisure spheres as possible and as such working closely with the private sector’s positive strivers is part of that proactive approach. As one season has ended, we are now focusing on our end-of-year seasons and pushing our pluses at the consumer shows we will be attending.

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Hi Susan, Surely my dog should do what I want him to do because he loves me, not because I bribe him? Tanya Hi Tanya, I’m afraid it’s not that simple. Our brains have a natural reward centre, which is a survival mechanism. Habits and behaviours are learnt and remembered if they are rewarded, or avoided if not. You might have observed that monkeys and birds, for example, will frequent a place with food, and bypass a barren area. Many wild animals are now so successfully taught using positive reward-based methods that they willingly accept medication and veterinary attention. Training involves linking a behaviour to a reward, repeated again and again in order to make the behaviour a posi-

tive memory, and then gradually phasing out the reward. Additionally, the reward centre releases feel-good chemicals when activated in such a way. You cannot expect a child to do something unpleasant such as tedious homework or chores just because he or she loves you. But you can expect your child to get into the right habits if completion of the homework is rewarded with reasonable time to watch a television programme or go out and play with friends. Treats or sweets offered by vets and doctors, respectively, have the purpose of making the positive experience more rewarding in order to counter the negative treatment such as an injection. Of course this is a method of establishing a desired behaviour pattern. Most humans work for a financial reward and this is what gets people through the drudge of working life. If people didn’t benefit in any way, how many people would carry on working? Only those who have a very strong dedication to a cause that they find important will work for no financial gain, but unfortunately not many have sufficient love of work for its own sake. Once your dog learns a behaviour, sporadic reinforcing should be sufficient to maintain it. If you require something of a dog when he happens to be enjoying running around madly or enjoying some other pleasurable activity, you have to make it more worthwhile for him to come to you, by offering an even better option. This is not bribing. It is conditioning a required response. Rewards are what motivate people and animals to keep on trying and learning. Thank you for an interesting question. - Susan Henderson© (accredited animal behaviourist)

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WHEN everything around us seems all doom and gloom with the severe drought, poverty, lawlessness, localelection tension, political killings, corruption, terrorism and so much more, the Lord still remains faithful. The recent rains are evidence that he never abandons his people. It is with great delight that I say thank you to the almighty for the tremendous relief that this water from heaven has brought in, quenching the parched earth. While many may still say that the drought has not been broken yet and farmers are still in dire need of more rain, let us be thankful for what we have just received. It is indeed so refreshing to smell cleaner air, to hear the tyres of vehicles sloshing through water on the roads and to see little

green shoots beginning to sprout in our gardens. The bonus of the snow that has fallen so close to our city has brought with it so much excitement to both adults and children alike. Indeed, this is a blessing from the God of all creation. We should not forget that we are the earthly stewards and custodians of all his creation and we should accept this duty with responsibility. So then let us conserve water for it is not an unlimited resource. Let us not pollute it and let us not waste it. I humbly appeal to everyone to play his or her role in saving water. Lord almighty, thank you for the gift of life-giving rain. I pray that you will give us one more thing, “the gift of a grateful heart”. Dennis Moodley

Archaic beliefs and brainwashing IN her letter, Dr L. J. Peltz asks: “How primitive is our nation if we are still resorting to ancestor worship. How can a primitive people reconcile with other Eastern and Western cultures?” (4 August). Yes, ancestor worship is a primitive aspect of culture, but so is the worship of gods in the Eastern and Western cultures referred to. Secondly, many enlightened Africans, Asians or Europeans have been informed by reason and do not hold these ridiculous archaic beliefs. It seems thoughtless and racist to me to single out the African

culture for criticism and fail to recognise the same dependence on unproven and illogical beliefs in virtually all other cultures. There is obviously a strong need in the human psyche to believe in life after death, a hereafter and other fanciful myths, and this is universal, the only exceptions being those of us who are able to open our minds and be informed by reason. All of these beliefs are inculcated from a young age and it is clear that many of us are unable overcome this brainwashing. Atheist

Don’t follow party bosses blindly BY now it should be more than obvious to even the most loyal and sycophantic supporter, that if your leader is a “lemon”, and you blindly defend and support the incessant faux pas, poor judgments and idiotic utterances, at best, you will end up with a sour and, in reality, bitter taste in your mouth. Will the folly of blind loyalty sink in, or will the supporters follow the fatal

lessons of the past Nationalist Party supporters until doomsday dawns? Viva democracy, and let us all unite and build the country into the colossus it has all the potential to be. Efficient, honest and committed application and deference to the electorate’s wishes, making a promise a certainty, will go a long way. C. MacGillivray

and they are voting for it partly to spite the ANC and its sheer arrogance. It is true that there are some racist white people in the DA but South Africans want nothing more than to live in peace and harmony.

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Nsizwa Nhlabathi Port Edward

Nothing is free WE, the citizens of this great country, have been the victims of deceit by the ruling party. From the birth of democracy, the masses have been promised free education, housing and medical treatment. As any competent businessperson knows, nothing is free. Handing out free groceries at your local grocer will result in bankruptcy. The funds have to come from somewhere. So who pays for all the freebees? In South Africa, there are only 3,3 million taxpayers.

Considering that there are approximately 22 million people within the working age group in our country, it is frightening to think that just 3,3 million people have to pay for corruption, free medical treatment, free education and free housing. These 3,3 million taxpayers are further burdened to foot the bill of the huge South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) budget. This is to provide freebees to individuals who in some cases don’t qualify for these benefits. Another great idea by the ruling party.

Forever in our hearts CONDOLENCES to the families and loved ones of Gordon Gray, Theo Roos, Braam Swanepoel and Bramie Swanepoel, who died in a helicopter accident on August 3. Our thoughts are constantly with you. “For a second you were flying Like you always wanted to

Now you’ll fly forever In skies of azure blue We’ll see your smile in every ray Of sunshine after rain And hear the echo of your laughter Over all the pain The world’s a little quieter now The colours have lost their hue

Don’t kill moles, they are usefull CONTROL moles in garden feature refers (21 July). Don’t kill them. They create the lawn letting new

ANC in decline, Zuma the reason

sprigs grow and push up grubs that our hadedas and other wild birds feed on. Lover of moles

become increasingly tenuous. Again the ANC can deny it as vehe mently as it likes, but it recognises this truth. Zuma, in all his brazen ineptitude and inyourface arrogance, is very much the reason. My advice to the opposition parties is to do all in their power to keep him in place until 2019, by which time voter support for the ANC will almost certain ly have fallen below 50%. And Jesus will still only be consider ing his second coming. K. Wylie

The ruling party has promised the people of South Africa free services at the expense of us, the working class. I’m quite certain that the ANC does not have a trillion rand lying around somewhere to honour these empty promises, which were made just to secure votes. A business will only prosper if the available resources are optimised. Look at the South African economy as a business — 3,3 million people is not optimisation, it is deceit. Yugesh Heeralall

The birds are singing softly And our hearts are missing you Each time we see a little cloud Or a rainbow soaring high We’ll think of you and gently Wipe a tear from our eye” Des Potts Chairman Margate Light Plane Club

Thank you for your votes THANK you to all the voters that tuned up to vote in my ward. We managed to score a majority poll ensuring that Ward 3 (Shelly Beach, Masinenge and Izotsha) is now proudly DA. Hopefully we can serve you in the way you should be served. Please don’t hesitate to write to me regarding your concerns and queries. Let us work together in this beautiful ward to encourage visitors and business to stay. Bless you all and thank you for your confidence in the DA, and myself, to turn matters around.

THE final results of the recent local elec tions make it blatantly obvious that the ANC has been given a sound smack by the people of South Africa. The ruling party can spin it as much as it would like, but it knows it as well as we do. The ANC’s decline in support has Cllr Paul Brauteseth been ongoing since 1994, but until 2009 and the coming of Jacob Zuma, it was largely im See us for the best value & quality! perceptible, and certainly Selling direct to the public from our Margate factory not anything for the leader ship to get con cerned about. Laybyes accepted • We deliver Since then, Unit 14, Margate Industrial Park, Industrial Road however, its info@themattresscompany.co.za • www.thematresscompany.co.za monolithic hold TRADING HOURS: Mon-Fri: 8.30 - 16.30 • Sat: 9.00 - 12.00 on power has

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urban-middle class remained neglected. This is where the DA saw a gap and spoke directly to this forgotten people. Even when we complained about e-tolls, the failing economy and corruption, we were ignored. Instead, Zuma went around saying the DA is a white party and any black person voting for it is bringing apartheid back. It is now apparent that the DA has more black voters than white ones,

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President Jacob Zuma is a liability and the Nkandla debacle. His party has continued to defend him at all costs regarding corruption allegations against him. The ANC has alienated the black urban-middle class who have benefited very little from government. Government has only concentrated on bringing free services to the lower tiers of the population, while the black

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RIOR to the elections word was that Hibiscus Coast Municipality will be called Ray Nkonyeni Municipality as from 3 August. However, nothing has been announced by the municipality regarding the name, logo or colours of the new municipality and no signs have been erected at municipal headquarters. The approval of the colours - black, green, yellow and white - and logo were announced at a council meeting two weeks ago at the HCM council

New municipality name not officially announced >> MM, Max Mbili has been appointed by the political change management committee chambers. The logo displays waves and mountains which are said to represent the coast and the mountains. Hibiscus Coast Municipality spokesperson Simon April said the new council will be inaugurated on 16 August, but never gave any information about when the new sign and logo will be displayed.

He said the logo will only be launched after all processes have been finalised Hibiscus Coast Municipality municipal manager Max Mbili has been appointed by the political change management committee as the first Ray Nkonyeni Municipality municipal manager. The new name comes as a result of

a merger between the Hibiscus Coast and Ezinqoleni municipalities. Mbili’s appointment will take effect on 10 August when the new municipality is Gazetted. Mbili said in an interview with eHowzit that he has advanced his skills, which will assist him as he takes on his new position. April said the issue of the

municipal manager and Section 56/57 managers will be officially announced soon. “After the election results have been finalised managers or HODs and the name will be officially announced as soon as the elections results are Gazetted. “The anticipated dated for that is Wednesday 10 August,” said April.

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Die baan op sy uitgebreide eiendom in Oslo Beach is die hoofkwartier van drifting in Suid-Afrika. Hy het hierdie baan, wat aan al die nodige regulasies en spesifikasies voldoen, self gebou en gefinansier. Dit is op die oomblik een van die grootste trekpleisters aan die Suidkus vir verskeie soorte aktiwiteite wat ‘n wye spektrum mense van die gemeenskap betrek. Dit word uitgehuur aan organisasies landwyd wat die vir verskeie funksies en geleenthede gebruik. ‘n Vliegtuig-aanloopbaan is deel van die uitleg. Ugu-toerisme ag die baan so belangrik dat daar ‘n vennootskaps-ooreenkoms bereik is, en die baan nou bekend staan as die Dezzi South Coast Raceway. Waar het dit alles begin? Ten spyte van die Gutzeit’s se sukses, is dit nie maklik om inligting uit hulle te kry nie. Die uwe ken hulle reeds meer as 15 jaar. Hul voete is plat op die grond. Die egpaar praat nie maklik oor hulself nie. Doodgewone maar besonderse en innemende mense. Des is in 1964 op Port Shepstone gebore, die seun van ‘n pa met ‘n Duitse immigrante-oupa, en ‘n Afrikaanssprekende nooi Erasmus. Dit verklaar sy perfekte Afrikaans. “Ek het op 15 jaar besluit om Port Shepstone High School te los, en ‘n motor-werktuigkundige te word. Ongelukkig het my werkgewer my na twee jaar ‘gefire’.” Ek vra waarom. “Ek was ‘useless’,” kom die antwoord. Des het hierna ‘n vervoerbesigheid begin voordat hy sy twee jaar weermagdiens gedoen het. Ná die weermagtyd het hy sy vervoer-onderneming Dezzi’s Transport hervat, en sta-

dig maar seker uitgebou. In die vroeë negentigerjare ontmoet hy Louise Venter, vier jaar jonger as hy en ‘n oud-leerling van die Hoërskool Suid-Natal. Kort voor lank is hulle getroud, en was dit die begin van die uiters suksesvolle vennootskap tussen die twee. Die voor-die-handliggende vraag is: “Hoe op aarde het julle bereik wat julle bereik het? Druk besige en uiters suksesvolle sakemense, met vyf kinders om groot te maak?” Sowel Louise as Des erken onmiddellik dit was nie maklik nie. “Ons was geseënd met toegewyde personeel- en familielede,” antwoord Louise, “en sonder die steun van ons ouers sou ons dit nie kon doen nie.” Des voeg by daar was geen oornagsukses nie. “Louise was my groot steunpilaar oor die jare, asook die kinders. Saam het ons ons gesins-ondernemings opgebou, met die hulp van ons personeel.” Louise sê sy en Des en die kinders het mekaar perfek gekomplementeer. “Ons eie gesin moes egter baie opofferings maak, en ons albei het baie hard saam gewerk.” Albei maak geen geheim daarvan dat hulle van ‘n Hoër Hand afhanklik is nie. Louise steun swaar op haar geloof in God in haar alledaagse lewe, en Dezzi sê hy is “diep dankbaar dat daar ‘n anker in sy lewe is, want sonder die geloof in en seëninge van God sou die Gutzeitgesin nie kon vermag wat hulle het nie”. Dis ooglopend dat Des en Louise Gutzeit uiters welvarende mense is. Baie eiendomme, voertuie, vliegtuie en ander duur dinge van die lewe. Maar dis net so ooglopend hierdie dinge tel nie veel behalwe as middele tot ‘n doel nie. Albei maak geen geheim daarvan hul hoofdoel in die lewe is om hul gemeenskap te dien, en dat gemeenskapsdiens hul nalatenskap moet wees nie. Dit was ‘n groot plesier om by die Gutzeits te kuier. Baie min gemeenskappe in SuidAfrika het die voorreg om sulke uitsonderlike, “down-to-earth”-mense in hul midde te hê. Die Suidkus kan met reg trots wees op hulle.

niks. Die sebrahings se hande is nie altyd waar hulle moet wees nie, en Tant Ansie besluit om iets daaraan te doen. Sy gaan dans met die hings … binneboud en so sensueel as moontlik. Die Klipdrif loop soos water en mettertyd vertel die hings haar hy het oornagverblyf op die dorp en ‘n vol bottel in die yskas. Sy laat nie op haar wag nie, gaan saam met die hings soontoe, in die slaapkamer hou hulle net die kopstukke aan en doen wat hulle moet doen met oorgawe, selfs Khama Sutradinge waarvan hulle net gehoor het. Maar die maskers bly op. Om middernag kom sy tot verhaal, sluip by die agterdeur uit met die sebrapak onder die arm, klim in die bakkie en ry terug plaas toe. Die volgende oggend is sy babalaas,

maar skaamkwaad en opgewerk oor haar man se ontrouheid. Hy kom bleek en bewerig daar aan. “Met wie het jy gisteraand rondgeneuk?” vra sy. “Is jy laf?” antwoord hy, “ek het gister ‘n vleispastei by die skou geëet, siek geword en moes die dans mis. Ek wou jou nie pla nie, het my Sebrapak vir die jong Soon Kamfer gegee en op die dorp oornag. Vanoggend vertel hy my hy het die aand van sy lewe gehad saam met ‘n wulpse, gewillige merrie wat geen einde aan haar gehad het nie.” Tant Ansie voel skoon siek. Later die dag het sy die Sebrapakke in die longdrop gaan gooi, en plegtig besluit nooit weer woon sy ‘n maskerbal by nie, en geen brandewyn sal ooit weer oor haar lippe gaan nie.

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S daar ‘n gesin op die Suidkus is wat baie, baie tevrede kan wees op wat hulle in die lewe bereik het, is dit Louise en Des Gutzeit van Oslo Beach, en hul vyf kinders. Hulle bedryf die uiters suksesvolle en unieke Dezzi-fabriek wat grondverskuiwing-toerusting vervaardig, die enigste in sy soort in Suid-Afrika, is voltyds betrokke by verskillende soorte motorsport, maar veral belangrik, lewer ‘n onskatbare gemeenskapsdien. Van hul kinders is direkteure in die maatskappy, en die Gutzeitkroos het in hul eie reg groot hoogtes in verskeie sportsoorte en op ander gebiede bereik. Tussen die vyf kinders is daar drie Springbokke - Carl (37) is ‘n Springbok Baars-hengelaar, Jade (39), Enduromotorfietse, en Blake (29), Veldrenne. Die 32-jarige Shane is ‘n bekende in drifting-renkompeitisies. Hul dogter Clair (29), en haar gesin woon in Parys, Frankryk. Bg. is inderwaarheid ‘n onderbeklemtoning van hul prestasies want behalwe die Springbok-kleure, het hulle individuele prestasies in verskeie ander sportsoorte. Die Dezzi-fabriek het oor die jare van krag tot krag gegaan. Dit is ‘n groot onderneming wat die hele gebied van die Kaap tot die Demokratiese Republiek van die Kongo bedien, en 150 hoogs-gekwalifiseerde mense in diens het, van hulle van die ontstaan van die onderneming af. Die Dezzi-fabriek bestaan sedert 1995, en vervaardig 17 verskillende modelle. Des se groot liefde is motorrenne in alle verskillende formate. Hy het vroeg in sy lewe daarin begin belangstel, en het oor die jare heen met groot sukses deelgeneem aan die Westbank V8-

Dezzi en Louise Gutzeit...'n baie beson derse egpaar wat 'n reusebydrae tot die ontwikkeling en vooru itgang van die Suidkus gelewer het. FOTO: JOHAN PRETORIUS

renne landwyd, sy naam is sinoniem met die sg. “hillclimb”-renne, en dan

Wouter se Watergat WOUTER WILLEMSE DIE bekende en legendariese koerantredakteur Piet Cillié het eendag gesê een van sy lewensreëls is “om my rape eerste te eet.” As kind het gehaat, maar sy ma het gereeld rape bedien, want “dit was gesond”. Ma was onverbiddellik, en die jonge Piet het besluit dan eet hy sy rape eerste, en geniet verder sy ete. Dis presies wat ons in nou gaan doen - die Crusaders het hul oorwin-

natuurlik ‘drifting’, ‘n sportsoort waarvan hy eintlik die “Big Daddy” is.

ning oor die Goue Leeus verdien. Nogtans geluk aan die Leeus wat Suid-Afrika groot plesier gegee het met die soort rugby wat hulle deurgaans gespeel het. Dit wat die rape betref. Nou vir die res van die maaltyd. Jannie Bezuidenhout van Nelspruit (ek vergeet wat die plek se nuwe naam is) het my ‘n storie per e-pos gestuur. Vantevore gehoor, maar baie lank gelede. Oom Fanie en Tant Ansie Badenhorst was plaasboere iewers in die no-

orde. Hul jaarlikse landbouskou sou afgesluit word met ‘n maskerbal. Tant Ansie besluit aanvanklik om nie te gaan nie, maar nadat sy vir Fanie ‘n sebrapak gemaak het, besluit sy om wel te gaan, en maak vir haar ook ‘n pak. Sy kon dus ‘n ogie oor Oom Fanie hou. Dit was reeds amper donker toe Tant Ansie, goed ge-parfuum en opgedollie in haar sebrapak, by die saal aankom. Sy merk onmiddellik op dat die sebrahings al te lekker dans met ‘n vrou in ‘n kleefpak met ‘n lyf wat skrik vir

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women who live in rural areas, the targets of sugar daddies, also known as ‘blessers’,” said Nxumalo. UMZUMBE Municipality held its Miss The event aims to empower, uplift, High School competition last Saturday inform, and offer platforms where puat Mehlomnyama Community Hall, pils can have discussions, find soluwhere pupils from Mthwalume High, tions to the social ills and the struggles Zibonele High, Buhlebethu High, they face at home, at school and in sociSbongimfundo High, Mabiya High, ety. Luthuli High, KwaFica High and MaluNxumalo said the pageant prioritissi High participated. es academic excellence and brings Organiser, Sthembile Nxumalo of back the excitement of being young Yonwaba Nathi said this was the first and in school with the aim of minimisbeauty pageant to be held in the area. ing the school drop-out rate and de“The Miss High School competition creasing teenage pregnancy in school. was born because of the enthusiasm Nothando Madiya from Mtwalume and demand of the young people we High was crowned queen, first prinserve. It is a community initiative led cess was Sisanda Khoza also from by young women, targeting young Mtwalume High and second princess was Wendy Shusha from Luthuli High. The princesses walked away with school goodie hampers from Waltons, LoveLife and the queen walked away with a Samsung Tablet worth Affordable Carports, Supplied & Installed R7 000. After the crowning the Tel: 072 409 2370 / 083 273 9449 top 10 will participate in Small Car 5m x 3m R8 000.00 the district Queen of High Medium Car 6m x 3m R9 000.00 Schools on 27 August competing with schools 2 Small Cars 5m x 5m R11 250.00 from Hibiscus Coast, Ez2 Medium Cars 6m x 5m R12 900.00 inqoleni and Umuziwa2 Suv’s 6m x 6m R14 950.00 bantu municipalities. They will also attend a Fully Installed with box gutters all sides, hot dip galvanised poles and downpipe three-day leadership and team-building camp in the Drakensberg and participate in the Young V Women Seminar and othN er youth development cc H programmes. Supply to Water, Sewer & Road Projects >>precious.gumede@media24.com

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HE theme for this year’s Inkundla Theatre Festival 2016 was “Nothing is Human, Which is Foreign to Me”. The event, hosted by the Hibiscus Coast Municipality and Ugu South Coast Tourism was held at Port Shepstone Civic Centre recently. This is the sixth theatre festival where family and friends campaign against xenophobia and prepare to celebrate Women’s Month through theatrical performances from the youth. Each performance was based on challenges that young people face every day. Nine competitors participated in the event, each bringing their own unique talent and flavour. However, only one could reign supreme and the winner was Palesa Dunywa with her performance You Owe Me. In second place was Zamukhanya for Where Is Your Son? and third

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The Way Up Lead ers, Nhla ganipho Dladla (left) and S’dumo Mazub ane ready for the stage.

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October and aims to tackle an emerging market as there is evidence there is a lot of interest in the love for wine in this area.

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Carting for a charitable cause PHOTO: SUPPLIED

AHI treasurer Kate O’Dwyer, winner in the ‘Whizzing Women’ category. Her cart achieved third place in the trophy challenge for the highest speed.

ON Sunday the Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut (AHI) took part in a soap box festival at Dezzi Raceway to raise funds for charity. It was a fun-filled day with more than 700 people in attendance.

The more-than-86 carts varied from basic wood frame to highly engineered speedsters. Funds raised were R10 000, which was given to Hospice. - Supplied.

Edward Hilliar and Dean Sin clair set off for the team challenge.

Testing their cart (from left) Alex Lindenburg, Deaan Pretorius and teacher Kate O’Dwyer of SuidNatal Primere Skool.

Biker boys enjoy ‘rough ride’ T

HE Paddock Club Off-Road Motorbike Fun Ride last Sunday at Hillstream Estates was another great success. There were a total of 95 entrants of which 55 tackled the approximate 25km “Experienced” track, 32 enjoyed the approximate 10km “NoviceIntermediate” track and seven young riders practiced their skills on the about two-kilometre “Pee-Wee” track. The Novice and Experienced tracks turned out to be challenging after the huge rains a few weeks ago. One of the top riders commented about the Experienced track being one

of the best rides he has done in a while. “A big thank you to our main sponsors, County Ford, ALS Cartage, New Holland, Sherco and Kenny,” said Angus Adie, one event organisers. The new Paddock Extreme Enduro-X Track was huge success. “This track was full of obstacles such as tyre and log pits, a rock garden, massive tyres, pipes and log obstacles and the 21 brave riders found it very challenging,” he said. It was great entertainment for spectators to watch some local farm-

ers, amateur riders and youngsters competing against the likes of South Africa’s top riders. After two gruelling heats Wade Young blasted into first place, Scott Bouverie came second and Kyle Flanagan, third. Congratulations also to the winners of the second class riders, Hansie Wagenaar (first), Josh Bailey (second) and Josh Henderson (third). “A big thank you to all the riders, spectators and sponsors of the day,” he added. - Supplied.

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Good response for cricket club PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com A NUMBER of potential cricket players from the South Coast responded to the recent Gamalakhe Keg Warriors call for players. Club chair Sphelele Mbuyisa said more than a handful of players have

Scott Bouverie and Wade Young dice in the finals of the Paddock Extreme EnduroX. Winners of second class in the Extreme EnduroX (from left) Josh Bailey (second), Hansie Wagenaar (first) and Josh Henderson (third).

shown an interest in participating in the upcoming tournament in October - the exact date of the tournament is still to be announced. Trials will take place on 28 and 29 September. “All registered players will be part of the trails to qualify for the tournament,” said Mbuyisa. Mbuyisa said cricket kits, gloves, pads and boots were donated to the club. “We are grateful for the donation

received from a generous community member, Mr Dilo. He donated a number of items of which are much appreciated by the club,” said Mbuyisa Mbuyisa asked people, who have unused cricket equipment at home, to donate it to the club. “Anyone who wishes to donate, must contact me on 078 622 8002,” said Mbuyisa The club will begin practise at Olwandle High from 4pm to 6pm - players will be notified when.

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Italian FC (red shorts) with Madiba Stars on Sunday at Albers ville in the Eyethu Premier League. The game ended in a 11 draw with goals coming from Skhumbuzo Tsopo for Madiba Stars and from Xolani Nhlumayo for Italian FC.

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Junior golfers and professionals from the PGA of South Africa KZN, who took part in the Junior ProAm at San Lameer Golf Estate.

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ZN junior golf received a boost, thanks to the fundraising efforts of the province’s PGA professionals as well as support from former professional, Mark McNulty. The PGA professionals recently hosted their annual KZN PGA Plate at San Lameer Golf Estate, and this year combined the event and fund-raiser with a Junior Pro-Am prior to the main pro-am fund-raiser that raised an additional R45 000 for future regional

projects. “Last year we raised about R30 000 and this year the committee decided we would put this back into local junior golf,” said Jason Bird, KZN PGA of South Africa chairman. They decided to hold the Junior Pro-Am as part of their tournament and the feedback received from the children and parents was amazing. About 50 junior golfers from in and from around the prov-

ince’s South African Golf Develand I think this event was a opment Board chapter were inproud day for all of us,” said vited to play alongside a PGA Bird. professional in the pro-am. Meyer du Toit, San Lameer This is the third year that KZN golf director, was this year has hosted such a fund-raiser. named the PGA of South Africa’s “The entire event surpassed Professional of the Year. all of expectations. We raised R45 000 to invest in another - Supplied. local golf project in 2017. Venison now “We have such a available great PGA committee in KwaZulu-Natal S U P E R from

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P 9 10 7 8 10 8 7 9

W 8 7 6 5 4 4 4 3

D 0 3 1 1 3 2 1 2

L 1 0 0 2 3 2 2 4

GF 19 22 18 12 18 17 17 12

GA 5 5 6 3 17 13 10 16

GD 14 17 12 9 1 4 7 4

PTS 25 24 19 16 15 14 13 11

7 8 8 9 6 7 6

2 2 2 2 1 1 0

2 1 1 0 1 1 0

3 5 5 7 4 5 6

12 7 6 7 10 6 4

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8 7 7 6 4 4 0

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