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A number of reasons to celebrate MANY people either look forward to the festive pe riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season. As we get ready to wind down and take a breath er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was. Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all. The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you. We’ve had an actionpacked year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the

extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto ries. This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses sion coverage because you never know what to ex pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the byelections and once again, hoping for positive change. We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world. The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breathtaking skyline together with a host of won derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa. After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African.

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continues to destroy some of our communities. However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed. We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud! We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever. We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

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Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the weekend and now features in a long list of remarka ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world. South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy. It’s been a year since his death and many ques tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’. Clearly South Africans will continue to make great strides despite the negative news that some times comes to the fore. The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime

own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area. We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten. Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015. Kalisha Naicker Senior Journalist Hillcrest Fever

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I One of the accidents that happened on the R61 on Saturday. A NUMBER of accidents were reported on the South Coast roads after last week’s rainy weekend. On Sunday, the driver of a light motor vehicle escaped injury when her vehicle crashed into the back of a truck in Margate. On Saturday morning, two vehicles collided head-on on the R61 at the Southbroom traffic lights, with four people sustaining serious injuries. Paramedics stabilised the patients before transporting them to hospital. Shortly after that, they were called to a second head-on crash also on the R61 near the Ramsgate

off-ramp. One of the vehicles then went through the barriers and rolled about 200 metres down an embankment. A total of nine patients were treated and transported to various hospitals. On Friday, a number of passengers sustained injuries when a taxi rolled on the R61 near Port Edward. All the injured people were stabilised and transported to various hospitals. It is believed that the taxi was travelling from Durban towards Bizana when the driver lost control. - Supplied.

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Man receives another motorist’s fine CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com AN 88-year-old Oslo Beach resident says he finds the error on a speeding fine he received both humorous and frustrating. Louis van der Westhuizen was left baffled after opening a fine which stated that he was driving over the speed limit. “The problem is that my vehicle which had number plates almost similar to the one on the ticket was scrapped 10 years ago,” he said. Furthermore the vehicle mentioned in the fine is a Toyota Cressida but the vehicle in the picture is a Nissan bakkie. “I don’t know how the traffic

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HREE men appeared in Ramsgate Court yesterday for three house robberies which took place in Trafalgar in June, July and October. One of the men, Bheki Mlatha (33), is also linked to a murder of a 15year-old girl who was killed on the beach in the area in December last

year. “It appears that all three suspects are involved in the house robberies,” said police spokesperson Captain Gerald Mfeka. “Another girl was with the victim when the murder took place. The witness identified Mlatha,” said Mfeka. Mfeka said the other two are Mbhekeni Shabane (33) and Luke John Lange (33).

Mlatha and Shabane were employed by Tower 13 Lifeguard Services at the time of their arrest while Lange had not worked for Tower 13 in two years. “It angers me that two lifeguards were linked to these crimes. These incidents are unfortunate but it has nothing to do with Tower 13. If these two accused are found guilty, they must be punished to the full extent of

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Water safety promoted CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

F you put them all together, children who drown each year in South Africa would fit into nine double decker buses. This is according to the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) which together with Tower 13 Lifeguards, have initiated a water safety programme which will be conducted throughout the holiday season at Port Edward beach. A Drowning Prevention pilot project has launched in Port Edward and NSRI volunteers teamed up with Tower 13 Lifeguards with the backing of the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality and the Port Edward Rate Payers Association.

“Port Edward was chosen as it is on the border of the Eastern Cape and KZN. Both provinces have unacceptably high drowning statistics and we feel that this proactive educational lifeguarding that is targeted at the local community will help to combat this,” said NSRI CEO, Dr Cleeve Robertson. “We are confident that teaching people about beach safety before they reach the water will reduce drowning incidents,” said Dr Robertson. NSRI coxswain, Ruahn Beattie, has spent the last days of the 2016 school year teaching local school children about water safety with a specific focus on the Port Edward beach area and rip currents. Over the last month the Tower 13 Lifeguard Services and Sea Rescue volunteers have been training together to make sure that their re-

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HILDREN at the Child Welfare Port Shepstone will be given plenty of reasons to smile this Christmas after a generous outpouring of support from the community. The South Coast community is so impressed with the novel Toys R Us, Gift of Awwwesome initiative, they opened their hearts by donating new toys to less fortunate children. The call to action was put out in a bid to spread festive cheer to local children who faced the possibility of not having a single present to open. With the generous support of customers, the Toys R Us store at South Coast Mall exceeded expectations by collecting 154 toys for Child Welfare Port Shepstone – beating their target by more than 50 in a record time of two weeks. The initiative, which was launched three years ago, encourages customers to purchase and donate toys for underprivileged children at Toys R Us and Babies R Us stores nationwide. “Our customers’ response to the initiative was so positive, some even posted details on their social media accounts to encourage others to get

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Staff at Toys R Us Southcoast Mall (from left) Sally Naidoo, Sandiswe Majola, Vasanthie Naidu and Jabulisiwe Mnambathi with the toys collected through the Gift of Awwwesome campaign. involved,” said store manager Vasanthie Naidu. Within the first week of the campaign our Christmas tree, containing 100 tags, one for each child, was almost bare but we have since exceeded our goal,” added Naidu. Child Welfare supports disadvantaged children through its early childhood development and holiday pro-

grammes as well as life-skills training. Sagree Naicker, manager of Child Welfare Port Shepstone, expressed immense gratitude to those who supported the Gift of Awwwesome drive. “Child Welfare social workers will hand out the gifts to the 100 children and the balance will be distributed to

other less fortunate children in rural areas,” explained Naicker. “We are so impressed with the kindness and generosity of the community and couldn’t believe just how many people donated a gift to help those most in need. The Christmas spirit is well and truly alive on the South Coast,” said marketing manager, Nicole Annells.

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ICE President of the motorcycle club The Kin, South Coast Chapter, Clifton “Shmeecal” Colyn, was laid to rest recently after battling an illness. Bikers from various clubs took part in a mass ride and funeral service in Margate where they paid their last respects. Petra Bikers Fellowship secretary Char Inglethorpe-Brown said for a number of years, Colyn was a respected and much-loved member of the motorcycling fraternity. “As we said our goodbyes to Cliffy, most of the bikers revved the bikers anthem with their bikes and others held up their helmets in respect and remembrance of a fallen biker,” said Inglethorpe-Brown. Colyn had previously lost a leg in an accident

and after more than a year of unsuccessful medical treatment his leg was amputated and fitted with a prosthesis. His love for biking had him back on his bike to participate in several events with fellow bikers. “What is a biker, people ask? We are not hooligans on two wheels who make a lot of noise. Real bikers are all members of a kinship with no concern for status or wealth. Somehow, this two-wheeled piece of steel has become a catalyst for bringing out realness in people. Cliffy was a real biker and is going to be sorely missed,” said Inglethorpe-Brown. South Coast Bikers extended their condolences to his partner Tanya Penderis, the family members and to his club. - Supplied.

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HE Margate Central SeventhDay Adventist (SDA) Church hosted a graduation for its members who were doing the Voice of Prophecy Bible course on Saturday. Yandisa Nkalane who co-ordinated

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the course,” said Nkalane. A total of 24 candidates graduated and the lessons are offered for free. They are now moving to the next level as they seek to tackle a new higher level course. Nkalane said the church will continue building the relationship it has with the Masinenge community.

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S the up country vehicles roll into town, our hospitality and retail enterprises are going to be inundated with customers seeking the best possible service. I know from personal experience how aggravating it is when an internationally recognised retail brand (I think due to some bean counter watching the pennies instead of thinking of the paying customer) has understaffed till and service areas and one has to endure long lines when all one really wants to do is clear out of the centre and get to the peace and tranquillity of one’s home or relaxing holiday spot. The easy and efficient processing of consumer needs is paramount for a tourism destination like ours. Astute

JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM businesses gear up with competent staff for busy seasons to ensure that each customer has a strong likelihood of returning to transact. Those that do not merely add stress for our visitors and give our destination a dizzy reputation. Every element of the tourism value

chain is vital in securing visitor satisfaction and if one link in that chain is flawed, the holiday experience can be compromised. I guess this is somewhat of a plea that all our enterprises and local services commit to unabated excellence. On the internet there is a site called

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I WAS interested to see Novak Djokovic, Se rena Williams and Nate Diaz receiving at tention. What inspires me is their approach to nutrition. These athletes opt for vegan diets to give them a competitive edge. Both men’s and women’s topranked tennis players forgo animal products (both Williams sis ters maintain their powerfully athletic physiques without harming animals). Diaz literally beat Conor McGregor into submission after McGregor’s coach said he

ON behalf of Mtentu Lodge, we would like to express our gratitude and acknowledge the generosity of Port Edward Spar and Margate Checkers. At short notice they were champions, providing sweets and cool drinks for the Mtentu children’s Christmas party. Thank you and keep it up, it was most appreciated. Tim and Dorcas Rattray Mtentu Lodge Management

refused to work with vegans as they lack the power to compete at the highest level. Djokovic, believing a plantbased diet saved his career, has opened a vegan res taurant in Monte Carlo. Gone are the days when vegans were viewed as weak and sickly. The evidence regarding animal agriculture is clear; it kills more people (via heart disease, cancer and diabetes) than the tobacco industry. The environmental destruction wrought by raising animals is unprecedented, contrib

Deposit on glass bottles THIS is an earnest appeal to the relevant authorities and influential organisations, whoever and wherever they may be, to consider lobbying for the implementation of a returns deposit on all types of glass bottles, even

if it is built into the price of the product. This could have the potential to discourage people from tossing them out of vehicles, boost a recycling mind-set, benefit those who make the

Trip Advisor which gives the consumer a platform to indicate their approval or disdain for their holiday experience. It would be great if on that site, reference to service here on the South Coast is laden with compliments. Let’s have smiles all round this season.

uting more to climate change than all transport combined. All this while wasting huge amounts of water in a droughtprone country. We import maize on the back of a weak rand not to feed people, but for cat tle in feed lots. This drives up food costs to the detriment of all. Finally, the horrors of the slaughterhouse are unspeakable but must be mentioned. Given that going vegan is the best thing for health, the planet, the poor and ani mals, why are people so reluctant to change? James Speirs

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Water essential for life WATER sustains life. Like the air we breathe, food and a few other things, what could be more essential than water? Many are considering finding and drilling boreholes and other means to store water as a contingency measure because the municipality is unreliable. How did the frail, patients, children and the elderly cope without water last week? What were the losses suffered by businesses, workers and the negative effect on tourism? Section 10 and 11 of our constitution clearly protects the right to human dignity and the right to life which was blatantly disrespected. Legal experts are well aware of the laws being broken. If legal action is necessary to correct, protect and prevent us from future injustice and suffering, then so be it.

The mayors and their leaders are clearly powerless puppets, having no remedy and control over this situation. Why did they take so long to restore the water supply or provide alternative supply? On the second issue, the Bhoyibhoyi dam is not a proper catchment dam. As mentioned by the municipality in earlier articles, the water is being pumped from the Umzimkhulu river into the Bhoyi-bhoyi dam. The municipality had mentioned in the past that, lack of rainfall was their reason for the shortage of water. There is no major catchment dam that is collecting this rainfall from our greater region. Therefore most of our rainfall is being washed away into the sea and not collected. How can the municipality use the drought as their reason for water short-

age when they don’t even have a proper system of collecting and storing most of the rainfall in our greater area? The people of Ugu must take responsibility, ownership and get involved in addressing and resolving our water problems or we will suffer major consequences in the near future because of our ignorance, complacency and oversight. As we are not getting clear, honest and sincere answers and explanations from the municipality, we the people of Ugu need to demand from local, provincial and national government spheres, that a study be conducted and a long term budget be created over the upcoming years to secure our future water supply needs. We as South Africans have become numb to the wrongs being committed in our society. We are, if not, already

end their lives for fear of being a financial, emotional or care burden upon others. This would especially affect people who are disabled, elderly, sick or depressed. Some would face the added risk of pressure by others who might stand to gain from their deaths. Moreover, euthanasia undermines our trust in the medical profession. When we support euthanasia,

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N my matriekdae baie jare gelede het ons ook dinge aangevang waarvan ons ouers nie geweet het en glad nie die goedkeuring van die gemeenskap in die algemeen sou gehad het nie. Soos byvoorbeeld as vyftienjarige ‘n Rembrandt van Rijn-filter rook onderweg fliek toe, ‘n sopie brandewyn of twee uit jou pa se kroegkas steel, sy motor skelm “om die blok vat” wanneer hy en ma ‘n naweek saam met familielede in ‘n ander voertuig Kruger-wildtuin toe is, of ‘n meisie skelm soen (of vry) agter in die plaaslike fliek. Wanneer jy uitgevang is, was die standaard-kommentaar gewoonlik “ons het julle nie so grootgemaak nie. As julle nou al hierdie dinge aanvang, waar gaan dit alles eindig?” Op universiteit het baie van ons permanent begin rook, somtyds te veel gedrink, soms ‘n stout episode met die teenoorgestelde geslag gehad, en klasse ‘gebunk’ om in die kafee-bioskoop te gaan sit. Dis waar “alles vir ons geëindig” het. Tipiese studentelewe van destyds, waarvan ons ouers net hier en daar bewus was, maar ons het nooit gedoen wat die afgelope jare blykbaar die norm is nie. Oor die jare het ons dit hier aan die Suidkus ervaar met matrieks wat hierheen gekom het met sakke vol van hul

Matrieks wat uithaak waar gaan dit alles eindig? ouers se geld, gedrink en ‘gepartie’ het soos besetenes -mense se eiendom in die proses verwoes het, soms so erg dat die eienaars van huise en woonstelle geweier het om dit ooit weer aan matrieks of studente te verhuur. So agt jaar gelede het die koerante Beeld en Rapport verslaggewers en fotograwe hierheen gestuur om te kom kyk wat die matrieks en studente aanvang. Hulle berigte en foto’s het geskok. Dronk tieners in die nagklubs en op straat en die strande. Uiteindelik het die matriek- en student-toeloop Margate toe om verskeie redes geëindig, te midde van sugte van verligting van baie mense, behalwe natuurlik die nagklubs, drankwinkels en restaurante. Die nuwe kuierplek is nou blykbaar Plettenbergbaai. Video-opnames van wat vanjaar daar aangegaan het is deur Netwerk 24 op Youtube geplaas en deur derduisende mense gesien, ook hier op die Suidkus. Dit was soms moeilik om te glo wat jy sien. Papdronk tieners in suggestiewe omhelsings in nagklubs, op dansvloere, op strande, in die strate. Almal in die videos het Afrikaans gepraat, en van die matrieks

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Persepsies PERSEPSIES het baie te make met jou ingesteldheid teenoor mense of situasies of die lewe in die algemeen. Dit is nie altyd wat om ons of met ons gebeur wat deurslaggewend is nie. Dit is dikwels ook hoe mens dit wat met en om jou gebeur of afspeel, interpreteer. Donker wolke kan byvoorbeeld vir die een boer heerlike reën voorspel, terwyl die ander een groot hael verwag. Een wolkformasie maar twee interpretasies. Ons sien almal die werklikheid deur ‘n ander bril. Dit is net belangrik dat ons sal erken dat ons persepsies oor die lewe, oor mense, oor God of selfs oor die politiek, deur die lense van ons persepsie brille gekleur word, by wyse van spreke. Dink maar net aan die onlangse Amerikaanse verkiesing en hoe verkeerd meningsvormers oor die uitslag daarvan was. Jesus Christus het eenmaal ook navraag gedoen oor mense se persepsies van Hom. Hy het in die streke van Sesarea-Filippi rond getoer. Volgens Markus 16:13 wou Hy graag weet wat die

maatskappy gaan die skuld kry. Indien paaiemente deur die munisipaliteit terugbetaal word, is die vraag waar die geld vandaan gaan kom. Van die distrik se inwoners, natuurlik. Die storie van die week kom van Kosie van Reenen van Port Edward, wat hier ingeloer het. ‘n Sexy spraakterapeut vestig haar in die Kaap, waar sy ‘n praktyk begin. Sy het ‘n groepie hakkelende jong mans, maar maak nie eintlik vordering met hulle nie. Uiteindelik besluit sy om ‘n ongewone eksperiment te probeer: Sy kom na die groepsessie met skamele klere aan. Sy beloof dat as enige van die jongmans in die groep vandag ‘n sekere ding kan regkry, sy hom ‘n Franse soen sal gee as beloning. Hy moet die dorp waar hy gebore is, se naam kan sê sonder om te hakkel. Opgewonde probeer die eerste ou: “K-k-k-kk-Kaapstad!” en sink moedeloos op sy stoel neer. Die tweede ou staan op en sê: “MmmmmmmMalmesbuRy!” en slaan moedeloos op sy heup. Die derde ou haal diep asem en sê: “Durban!” “Mooi!” sê die spraakterapeut en soen hom ‘n volle minuut lank met oorgawe, soos sy beloof het. Toe sy klaar is, vra sy: “En wat sê jy daarvan?” Waarop hy uitasem antwoord: “.....v-v-v-v-v-ville!”

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mense se persepsies van Hom was. Daar was baie antwoorde. Party het gedink dat ‘n oordeelsprofeet, ‘n vernuwingsprediker opgestaan het. Ander het gedink dat Jesus die ou strenge tradisies van die verlede kom hervestig het. Soveel woorde, soveel sinne, soos die ou mense gesê het. Wat is jou persepsie van Jesus Christus? Is Hy net iemand wat liefde gepredik het, of was Hy ook streng oor huigelary en valsheid? Was Hy net ‘n gewone mens of dalk regtig die Seun van God? Die antwoord word bepaal deur die persepsie bril wat jy dra. Hoe sien jy ander mense en die toekoms van ons land? Watter persepsie bril het jy op? Petrus die bekende dissipel van Jesus, het uiteindelik sy mening oor Jesus Christus uitgespreek: “U is die Christus die Seun van die Lewende God,” sê hy in Markus 16. Dit was ‘n antwoord wat van Bo, deur God self, aan hom ingegee is. Dalk is dit die kuur vir ons skeefgetrekte persepsies. Laat God die bril van jou persepsies vorm deur die bril van Sy genade en liefde, sodat jy met Sy oë na die lewe kan kyk. Sal jy?

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Asibike wonke amapayipi avuil IMEYA KAMASIPALA c ncane ngibuza lini ngoba basenamandla okwenza izy besibalulekile Umatikuletsheni isisekelo fundaze uyithole kalula. akukho okungakuvimba ukuthi uphumelele seminyaka ezayo ukuthi sizoshaya Sabe sesibona ukuthi kubalulekile sese, ukudaleka kwamathuba emisethini wethu. namaphoyit Lezizimvula zizohamba ibanga vula esingawasebenzisela noma ukunjengoba imvula ibuye inethe ngam- Umphakathi sha wamazi. Kungijabulise aphansi. KulKusukela phumelele singu sa kuwoma amaningi. ayo ungesomiso kodwa siyeMfecane ngokwazi zayo noma aqhumile masishane emaUMZUMBE UBABA kwesokunxele, Cllr Phumzile Habile olunjani. (Ward 17), Cllr Bonga Luthuli ukuthi (Ward sibone 16) Cllr Amakhosi Marcia (Ward 10) benzi into. Siyohlala njalo sibeluleka laphangonyawo aseMzumbe nokunye. sa bathola ithuba lokukhuluma enganeni uma ihlose ukuqhubekela pham Kubalulekile ukuthi wazi njalo ukuthi ngaphandle kwakho uqobo. elide ukulekelela ukuthi sibe namanzi washa nokunye. andla. Siqikelele nokuthi izindawo esMasibambisaneni uku phansi kusukeand Cllr Masipala bantu abasha Oscar Luthuli (Ward 5). ukuthi ya nalaphaya. Kodwa bona basethubUCLLR SIZWE NGCOBO. ulu. Azothatha Kuzokhumbuleka uma izu-kokwenzekile ukuthi le ndawo indawo ehlalabahlala aman- khanseleni ethi ukuze sigweme Okugqame kakhulu ngoba abantu esibaholayo Okubalulekile ukuthi njengbeqhamuka lokulwisana bili iphile impilo engcono. Imfundo eyisise awuzenzeli wena ezindaweni zethu. Okunye ezizokKubalulekile ukuthiez-sikuqonde akhekuloko kuzona akuzona izindawo lapho nekhambi ukuthi amanzi ethu siwatha khundleni zokeni lokufunda okuningi njengoba njengomfundi waseMzumbe sis ukubona izinhlaka ezahlukahlukene izweni zamaKhosi. Okunye ukuthi be- omasipala simatasa ukuletha intuthunobugebengu. Ngeke sikwazi ukuhlaabantu ilezizimvula. lu lina amanzi aya emfuleni. Thina zi siyigweme singakhi kuyo. ukuchitheka kwamanzi okungenasidkelo i hlose u kuthi i cwije f uthi i khiphe i nkunzi kodwa wenzele Abantu abasha baphinde ba wenza ukuthi zithambise umhlabathi ukuthi ukunetha kwemvula akusho kuma noma kudlula khona amanzi. egolide siyawonga. Mas abasha Ubuholi eMzumbe Municipality kahleLezi sisengamakhansela amancane. ukuthi sifunda kwabancane nabakhubengabaholiyethu. besebancane. Leli kumasipala. izinhlaka esisebenkumeleisizwe sizethule ngokusemthethweko emiphakathini Lezizinto ab-ithuba la emphakathini ohlushwa izigebenUYIQINISO ukuthi indlela ibuzesigungwini esiphezulu kuM Ningizumu Afri enalo uhlelo lok yakusasa ematholeni. Onjiniyela, odoko sonke sas makungasivali njengohulumeni siwadonse emfuleni Futhi silekelele abantu abafuna iz-kulamaingo.ekumele Isimo sethu samanzi asikakabi sikwazi nokuya siyotshala. ukuthi isimo samanzi sezingcono. IsiZulu lapho ama khona umthwalo njengomphakath ansela. U-Cllr bakuqale kudala bakhula nako ukuUDr Miles Munroe wathi siyiqoqo lu. Kuyilokho engikushoyo balisebenzise kahle.ake wa emasimini kwabaphambili. Nami wethu ukuthi Khansela Mondli Md za nazo kumasipala nezenza ukuthi ni kuMakhosi wonke okufaka nalawo aziphakamisile zivelesithi zisezinhlelweni gu odinga wonke umuntu asutela, ochwepheshe nabobonke oSolwazi eNingizimu Afri guNobhala ozoqhubekela nginguMeya namhlanje kukKanye noKhansela Bravo Z Njengoba izimvula zinetha Kodwa sisho ukuthi uma amanzi si-Uma phinde ame. ka ukusetshenziswa buded we okuzokwenza ukuthi lula lezinto esizifundile kulabomasiqikeabasifunkhansela amasha ukuthi name ngaAngithathe lelithuba ngiwahalalismiqondo sizit-hola ukhokhela siwahlanzeimali besekube siwafaka emathanindawo zokwakha ukuthi kunezindasihle. Asigweme ukuchitheka kwakuthiwe uMasipala uyasebenza. angahlalo kwiSigungu sethu kuMasizethu. ngingakhuluma ngokul- kume. honaabakhulu ababekhona ngaphambili kwaKuhle ukuba nabantu abasha nezazi ezikhona zaqala zaqinisa amatomu ka. Uma sewu , Cllr Phumzile ukubamba izinto ezibalulekile ukuthi disile, nabancane. Muningi funda kwadabakhulu nabancane naele amakhansela ngokukhula kwawo lela ukuthi siyawonga amanzi. wasebenzisa kahle sizoba namanzi Yingakho kubalulekile ukuthi singmanzi. Asibike wonke amap khathele ukuba yokubhalisa um Ngosukueza lokuqala emva kokufunga pala. ungiswa kwemigwaqo sivele sineKwesikwenzile kungiqinise idolo maningi. Lez- geni ethu kuyimanxa kinina wo ezihlala amanzi noma ezingumhomanzi yize noma sizibona izimvula. mi ngiseyikhansela ngibuza lini ngoba basenamandla okwe emfundweni esemazingeni aphansi. Kul phumelele singu ekela Nobhala kusizakale ngokuthuthukisa umphakakhulu umsebenzielincane owenziwa ikhanbo abenze njalo. Ukuhola umkhandlu ebuholini. Ngiwafisele inhlanhla Amadamu kuwoma amaningi. ayo wonke ngesomiso kodwa siyeukuthi ngokwazi noma aqhumile masis sahlangana nosomabhizinisi abanSaba nomhlangano kakhumishini egijima amawadi ethu iminyaka emihlanu ezayo izo-sibeluleka futhi ngifundaesidonsa kubona. Kungijabulise Kusukela kwesokunxele, omuhle Cllr Phumzile Habile (Ward 17), Cllr Bonga Luthuli (Ward 16) Cllr Marcia Mfecane (Ward 10) zayo into. Siyohlala njalo nankulu kuleliz fundi othathiwe d 17 manje, Cllr kathi. Impela umkhandlu usezandleni sela. Ukuletha intuthuko emiphakawabantu abasha akufani nokuhola njengoba engama khansela amawadi Abantu abasha baphinde bangena emfundo esemazingeni aphansi kusuke Masipala kakhulu ukubona abantuAzothatha abashalu othi and kuzoqina Cllr Oscar Luthuli (Ward ukuseben5). ukuthi uma ya nalaphaya. Kodwa bona bas amanzi makhulu kakhulu. Kuzokhumbuleka izu- imigwaqo. ukuthi le Lapho ndawokushoda indawo ehlala aman- esizosebenza khanseleni ethi cane. Lapho sasidweba khona isinakakhulu ulungisa ba iminyaka kahle kak-ukuze mpumelelo umaeziphephile esikhungweni se ukuthi nguSekelaIMEYA KAMASIPALA Sihngoba kusobala ikthini akuyona neze encane. Id- waseMzumbe sis umphakathi ewadini. Kunezinselelo ukuthi asebenzisane kahle nomphaabane abekade besezikhundleni eni lokufunda okuningioku nje kungeve kwakhiwa wena into njengomfundi esigungwini esiphezulu kuMasipala thombe nabo sezinto esizilindele ku- zok-zisana phakathi kwethu namaKhosi. khona inkwali siyayithwala siyoyhulu. Siyafisa ukuthi lokubambisana isikhathi ukugcwaliswa ilezizimvula. lu lina amanzi aya emfuleni. Thina zi siyigweme singakhi kuyo. ukuchitheka kwamanzi uhola uMkhandlu wabantu abasha Ubuholi eMzumbe Municipality Njengoba kahle sisengamakhansela amancane. ukuthi sifunda kwabancane nabakhubengabaholi besebancane. Leli available ka ward 5 manusasa lalomkhandlu liyabonakal kuinga ubuchule namaqhinga ngasoeziningi ezahlukahlukene. kathi, azithobe, alalele kakhulu izidinzemfundo kodwa kwakhiwa ikusasa leNingizumu Afri enalo uhlelo lok bona nezinto abathi bazilindele kithiSiphinde saba ingxenye yomhlangano igcwalisa kulunge imigwaqo. Amaesikubone kulezinsuku eziyi-100 sizUMZUMBE UBABA Ukuna kwezimvula makungasivali njengohulumeni siwadonse emfuleni Futhi silekelele abantu abafuna izingo. Isimo sethu samanzi wethu Khansela Mondli Mdletshe bengena beba amakhansela. U-Cllr bakhula nako ukuUDr Miles go Munroe wathi siyiqoqo lu. Kuyilokho engikushoyo kulamaekumele balisebenzise kahle. Mfecane okade bona njengoba labonakala nakithina. sonke isikhathi. Lezo akuzona izintobakuqale nathikudala safunda kwababengaphambili zemiphakathi. Emiphakathini kungawe. Uwena ozoqhubekela imali na.ka Uma singaqinisi amaxhama wokusungulwa kohlaka olubhekelele thuba emisebenzi ayavele yize noma okubona kuze ngakuphele iminyakalelithuba emwathi kulula ka ephakeme. Loko Bonga Luthuli mfundi okade enguNobhala we hola ukhokhela okuzokwenza ukuthi kube lula lezinto esizifundile kulabo abasifunkhansela amasha ukuthi name Angithathe ngiwah amahlo sidungeke imiqondo sizitsiwahlanze bese siwafaka emathanindawo zokwakha ukuthi kunezindasihle. Asigweme ukuchith in-store la oka ward 10 Ukuphatha kwethu umkhandlu kuveozozifunda ungafundiswanga. Iyona kwethu nani fundani kulabo abanganabadala nabancane ekumele babahKanye noKhansela Bravo Zamisa. UCLLR SIZWE NGCOBO. Youth Councilward 16, Cllrloko Phumzile ukubamba izinto ezibalulekile ukuthi disile,kungeke abakhulu nabancane. Muningi funda kwadabakhulu nabancane naele amakhansela ngokukhula ezokuxhumana nosomabhizinisi ukuhlunyeleliswa kwezimilo. Ziningi kuqasheke wonke umuntu ihlanu ezayo. phambili lapho thina sesikhathele ukuba yokubhalisa um ukuthi amanzi asemaningi. Lezgeni ethu kuyimanxa eza kinina wo ezihlala amanzi noma ezingumhomanzi yize noma sizibona kuthi uzimisele.za ngokusobala kwenzeka ukuthi kalulasaqeqeshekashelelento uDr Munroe akhuluma ngazo phambili kwenu. loniphe ngasosonke isikhathi. Habile okade engu Sekela Nobhala kusizakale ngokuthuthukisa umphakakhulu umsebenzi owenziwa ikhanbo abenze njalo. Ukuhola umkhandlu ebuholini. Ngiwafisele inh Kuhle ukuba nabantu abasha ebuhooMeya, oMongameli, oNdunankulu kuleliz fundi othathiwe Youth Council uka ward 17 manje, Cllr kathi. Impela umkhandlu usezandleni sela. Ukuletha intuthuko emiphakawabantu abasha akufani nokuhola Abantu njengoba engama baphinde khansela am abasha wenzele ukuthi sokubhala uma uphumelele lini ngoba basenamandla okwenza ISIKHATHI ukuhlola kokuphela we. Loko uyokwenza ngempumelelo uma esikhungweni se Oscar Luthuli okade enguSekela Sih- eziphephile ngoba kusobala ukuthi ikthini akuyona neze into encane. Id- umphakathi ewadini.izKunezinselelo ukuthi asebenzisane kahle ku no UYIQINISO ukuthi indlela ibuzesigungwini esiphezulu kumele uqinise kahle u matikulet lalo weYouth Council uka ward 5 manusasa lalomkhandlu liyabonakal kuinga ubuchule namaqhinga ngasoeziningi ezahlukahlukene. Njengoba kathi, azithobe, alalele kakhulu konyaka wa sesisondele. Unyaka 17), uqale ezBonga uhloniphile wazimisela. zemfundo lane nawo umphakathi. Cllr Phumzile Habile (Ward Cllr Luthuli (Ward 16) Cllr Marcia Mfecane (Ward 10) into. Siyohlala njalo sibeluleka laphakwabaphambili. Nami wethu Khansela Mondli je Kanye no Cllr Marcia Mfecane okade bona njengoba labonakala nakithina. sonke isikhathi. Lezo akuzona izinto AMAPHOYISA nathi safunda kwababengaphambili zemiphakathi. Emiphakath ase-Port Shepstonegoacela usizo lomAmaphoyisa acela PRECIOUS GUMEDE wakho 5). unathi ma unginguMeya q sheni. IminyakaKusona inyangeni eziyishumi ezedlule. Akekho umuntu owake wathi kulula ka ephakeme. Loko melene yathi kuzokwenzeka Zibuye nemiklomelo eyilunga lokwengezelela oka ward 10 Ukuphatha kwethu umkhandlu kuve-izaguga ozozifunda ungafundiswanga. Iyona phakathi kwethu nani fundani kulabo abanganabadala nabancane namhlanje kukKanye noKhansela Bravo Ward ya nalaphaya. Kodwa bona basethubekufuneni odukile uZamokuhle Mpisi ekumele >>precious.gumede@media24.com sonke lesisikhathi kade uqeqeshwa ufun matric kodwa kwenzeka ukuthi kalulasaqeqesheka lento uDr Munroe akhuluma ngazo (34) manje. kudingeka ukuthi uzimisele.za ngokusobala phambili kwenu. loniphe ngasosonke isikhathi. matikuletsheni emibili edlule leh hona ababekhona ngaphambili Kuhle ukuba nabantu abash wase Mkholombe. antu besizwe sayo. Ngalokho it-kwaeni lokufunda okuningi njengoba ukufuniswa odukile diswa wenziwa umuntu ozolungela ukub Akusizi ukuthi ubhale wenzele ukuthi uma uphumelele UMpisi wagcina ukubonakala mhlaka 17 kuMmi ngiseyikhansela elincane ngibuza lini ngoba basenamandla ok IZINTOMBI zasoGwini bezigcwele amabhasi PRECIOUS GUMEDE oMunicipality sokuthi izoxhumana nabanikakahle sisengamakhansela amancane. ukuthinawo sifunda kwabancane nabakhubengabaholi besebancane. Leli ithuba hekana ngqo nokuhlolwa kokuphela kony uphume ephepheni kodwa kumele uqinise kahle (Ward umatikulet KUVALELISWE abafundi bebanga fumfu (October) zasekuseni ngehora PRECIOUS GUMEDE si nayo ivumelane umphakathi. futhi ngifunda kubona. Kungijabulise Kusukela eMkhosini kwesokunxele, Cllr Phumzile Habile 17), Cllr Bonga Luthuli (Ward 16) Cllr Marcia Mfecane (Ward ngezikhathi 10) into. Siyohlala njalo sibelule zibhekise amabombo eNyokeni >>precious.gumede@media24.com nilakanye nabomnyango ibatshele PRECIOUS aka njengomfundi kamatikuletsheni. Uma kise uowenzeka kuthi umatikuletsheni wakho unathi ma uq sheni. IminyakaGUMEDE nako uku- ukubona UDr Miles Munroe wathi siyiqoqo lu. Kuyilokho engikushoyo kulamaekumele balisebenzise kahle. lesikhombisa (Grade 7) esikoleni lesiyashagalombili. >>precious.gumede@media24.com “Inkosi ivumelene yathi kuzokwenzeka Zibuye nemiklomelo izaguga woMhlanga, okuwumcimbi kanye kakhulu abantu abasha and Cllr Oscar Luthuli (Ward 5). ya nalaphaya. Kodwa bona b >>precious.gumede@media24.com ubheka uthola ukuthi ufundiswe izinyanga hathaniswa nabanye ube umatikuletsheni emibili edlule leh akathi awuhambisani nalokhu,” i-Coniston Primary School esisendaOkhulumela amaphoyisa Wiid uthe thi kube lula lezinto esizifundile kulabo abasifunkhansela amasha ukuthi name ngaAngithathe lelithuba ngiwahalalisokufunwa abantu besizwe sayo. Ngalokho itngonyaka. Ogwini kuphume amabhasi esuka IZIZALUKAZI namakhehla basoGwini babuye abane abekade besezikhundleni zokeniuColonel lokufunda okuningi weni yakwaXolo banikezelwa nezithiomakhelwane bathe wayegqoke ibhulukwe likan uhola ezigodini zamakhosi KwaNzimakwe, eGanezindondo ezine zegolide emidlaweni ya zasoGwini bezigcwele amabhasi PRECIOUS GUMEDE UMPHAKATHI waseMaygog kwaMadlala usi- Muningi hathe isinqumo sokuthi izoxhumana nabanikambo. uMkhandlu wabantu abasha Ubuholi eMzumbe Municipality kahleIZINTOMBI sisengamakhansela amancane. ukuthi sifunda kwabancane nabakhubengabaholi besebancane. L ulekile ukuthi disile, abakhulu nabancane. funda kwadabakhulu nabancane naele amakhansela ngokukhula kwawo fikethi nezindondo. dangara eli mpunga (grey) kanye nejezi nomfaniszibhekise eNyokeni eMkhosini malakhe, Oshabeni nezinye izindawo zom-bakhula bantu abadala amaGolden Games amabombo abe khahlela ngezinyawo zombili isicelo semayini zi benkampani kanye nabomnyango ibatshele bengena beba amakhansela. U-Cllr bakuqale kudala nako ukuUDr Miles Munroe wathi siyiqoqo lu.>>precious.gumede@media24.com Kuyilokho engikushoyo kulamaekumele balisebenzise kahl wathi ubudinwe ugaukisa umphakakhulu umsebenzi bobanjwe eThekwini ngoLwesithathu mhlaka 7 abenze njalo. Ukuhola umkhandlu ebuholini. Ngiwafisele inhlanhla each woMhlanga, okuwumcimbi owenzeka kanye Akuphelanga lapho njengoba ku- owenziwa ikhanwano wosiyasebenza ompunga. Bamchaze ngokuns umphakathi khandlu. endaweni yawo. ukuthi umphakathi awuhambisani nalokhu,” Bonga Luthuli okade enguNobhala we hola okuzokwenza ukuthi kube lula lezinto esizifundile kulabo abasifunkhansela amasha ukuthi name ngangonyaka. Ogwini kuphume amabhasi esuka IZIZALUKAZI namakhehla basoGwini babuye engoba emasontweni adlule abephinde kwabasela. ne-graduation yabo dathi unesibazi esiphongweni. Angithathe lelithuba ngiw Lendumezulu yomcimbi ibibanjwe ngemkuyona lenyanga kaMandulo (September). u usezandleni Ukuletha intuthuko emiphakawabantu abasha akufani nokuhola njengoba engama khansela amawadi 2 kg Chicken ezigodini zamakhosi KwaNzimakwe, eGanezindondo ezine zegolide emidlaweni ya Emasontweni adlule kwaba nombiko othi kusho lomthombo. Youth Council-uGrade ward 16, Cllr Phumzile ukubamba izinto ezibalulekile ukuthiiminyaka disile, abakhulu nabancane. Muningi funda kwadabakhulu nabancane naele amakhansela ngokukhu do abafunda R abaphasele Abanolwazi pelasonto kusukela ngoLwesihlanu lapho izLezi zaguga yazo eqala kuma kamphani bafika mathupha emmalakhe, Oshabeni nezinye izindawo zom- asebenzisane bantu abadala amaGolden Games abengalo bangaxhumana nomseshi bala ukuthi ikthini akuyona neze into encane. Idumphakathi ewadini. Kunezinselelo ukuthi kahle nomphakunenkampani efuna ukuvula imayini ye-LithiUqhubeke wathi umphakathi ubudinwe ugaHabile okade engu Sekela Nobhala kusizakale ngokuthuthukisa umphakakhulu umsebenzi owenziwa ikhanbo abenze njalo. Ukuhola umkhandlu Ngiwafisele each Portions ukuqala ufesitiya (Grade 1) ngonyaka wamacala abadukile uRamsebuholini. Ramphul ku 079 500 intombi zitheleke ngobuningiMixed bazo. shumi ayisithupha (60) kuya phezulu zingen khandlu. banjwe eThekwini ngoLwesithathu mhlaka 7 phandle imvume umkokuthola kulendawo. ne unwabu emasontweni abonakal kuubuchule namaqhinga ngasoeziningi ezahlukahlukene. Njengoba kathi, alalele kakhulu izidinLendumezulu yomcimbi ibibanjwe ngem-azithobe, kuyona lenyanga kaMandulo (September). Youth Councilinga uka ward 17enkomanje, Cllr kathi. umkhandlu usezandleni sela. adlule Ukuletha intuthuko emiphakawabantu abasha akufani nokuhola njengoba engama khansela ozayo. 1251. Izintombi zasoGwini zitholeImpela amazwi kan- njengoba ele imidlalo eyahlukahlukene kanye nabeemijaho pelasonto kusukela izLezi zaguga iminyaka eqala kuma UMnyango weziMbiwa uthintwa ngalamahlungu bayo inkamphani bafika mathupha ema umphakathi ukuthi bangene Abafundi abaphume phambili ku-yazo Luthunyelwe. Oscar Luthuli okade enguSekela Siheziphephile ngoba kusobala ukuthi ik-ahlukene thini akuyona nezengoLwesihlanu into encane. Idumphakathi ewadini. Kunezinselelo ukuthi asebenzisane kahle dlelanhle kuKhansela Mosley Lubanyana obengamabanga okubalwa u200m, ala nakithina. sonke isikhathi. Lezo akuzona izinto nathi safunda kwababengaphambili golapho zemiphakathi. Emiphakathini kuintombi zitheleke ngobuningi bazo. shumi ayisithupha (60) kuya phezulu zingen lebezi emayini waqinisekisa ukuthi ikhona inkapulazini ngaphandle kokuthola imvume enkoehlangene nazo emahhovisi kamasipala 400m kanye no800m. be uLee Dlamini okunguyena othole lalo weYouth Council uka ward 5 manusasa lalomkhandlu liyabonakal kuinga ubuchule namaqhinga ngasoeziningi ezahlukahlukene. Njengoba kathi, azithobe, alalele kakh aba. Izintombi zasoGwini zithole amazwi kanele imidlalo eyahlukahlukene kanye nemijaho handlu kuveozozifunda ungafundiswanga. Iyona kwethu nani fundani kulabo abanganabadala nabancane ekumele babahiRay Nkonyeni ngaphambi kokuthi zithathe Okhulumela esifundeni uNkk. i-Dux kanye noNothando Makhanya ampani efake isicelo sokumba kulendawo. sini nakuwona ukuthi bangene per kg DESAIEmiphak dlelanhle kuKhansela Lubanyana obengamabanga ahlukene okubalwa u200m, DR MOOSA je Kanye no Cllr Marcia Mfecane okade bona njengoba labonakalaumphakathi nakithina. izaguga sonke isikhathi. LezoMosley akuzona izinto nathi safunda kwababengaphambili go zemiphakathi. nisi womphakathi uMusa Mselesaqeqesheka lento uDr Munroe akhuluma ngazo phambili kwenu. loniphe ngasosonke isikhathi. uhambo lwazo. Daphney Memela ongusihlalo uthe baphume PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE ehlangene nazo emahhovisi kamasipala 400m kanye no800m. naye othole izitifiketi ezimbili zokuMBBS (KAR), DIP MIDnabancane COG (SA) Ox Kidney Okhulumela uMnyango uAyanda Shezi wathi bahlole umhlaba. eyilunga lokwengezelela oka ward 10 Ukuphatha kwethu umkhandlu kuveozozifunda ungafundiswanga. Iyona kwethu nani fundani kulabo abanganabadala ekume iRay Nkonyeni ngaphambi kokuthi zithathe Okhulumela izaguga esifundeni HIV/AIDS (STELLENBOSCH) wazi kwakhe akukabi bikho nqubper Konke Kuhambe kahle emcimbini isithathu esifundazweni uMusa siphelele. Ukg the lokhu Izalukazi namakhehla bejabulile nezindondo abazithuNkk. phuma phambili ezifundweni zakhe iNkampani iSalene Technologies yayinikwa imUmxhumanisi womphakathi Mselemanje. za ngokusobala ukuthi saqeqesheka lento uDr Munroe akhuluma ngazo phambili kwenu. loniphe ngasosonke isikhat uhambo lwazo. Daphney Memela ongusihlalo uthe baphume PHOTO: PRECIOUS G mbiko omumbi izintombi kubajabulise kakhulu ogogo nomkhulu. kumaGolden Games eThekwini. iSingisi kanye ne-EMS. i ngaloludaba. vume yokuthi ihlolekwangabakhona amapulazi anezindawo ez- ku uthe ngokwazi kwakhe akukabi bikhoKonke nqub-Kuhambeole kahle emcimbini isithathu esifundazweni siphelele. Uthe lokhu Izalukazi namakhehla bejabulile nezindondo aba zasoGwini zabuyela emakhaya ziphelele. 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The trick with a great Christ mas cake is in the timing. All Christmas cakes are made in advance.

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HRISTMAS cake is an English tradition that began as plum porridge. People ate the porridge on Christmas Eve, using it to line their stomachs after a day of fasting. Soon dried fruit, spices and honey were added to the porridge mixture and eventually it turned into Christmas pudding. In the 16th century, oatmeal was removed from the original recipe and butter, wheat flour and eggs were added. These ingredients helped hold the mixture together, resulting in a boiled plum cake, sugar paste, for Easter. For Christmas, they made a similar cake using seasonal dried fruit and spices. The spices represented the exotic eastern spices brought by the Wise Men. This cake became known as ‘Christmas cake’. Christmas cakes are made in many different ways, but generally they are variations on classic fruitcake. They can be light, dark, moist, dry,

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heavy, spongy, leavened, unleavened, and more. They are made in many different shapes, with frosting, glazing, a dusting of confectioner's sugar or plain. The traditional Scottish Christmas cake, also known as the Whisky Dundee, is very popular. It is a light crumbly cake with currants, raisins, cherries and Scotch whisky. Other types of Christmas cakes include an apple crème cake and a mincemeat cake. The apple crème cake is made with apples, other fruit, raisins, eggs, cream cheese and whipping cream. The mincemeat cake is made with traditional mincemeat or vegetarian mincemeat, flour, eggs, etc. It can also be steamed as a Christmas pudding. The trick with a great Christmas cake is in the timing. All Christmas cakes are made in advance. Many make them in November, keeping the cake upside down in an airtight container. A small amount of brandy, sherry or whisky is poured into holes in the cake every week until Christmas. This process is called ‘feeding’ the cake. In Japan, Christmas cake is a frosted sponge cake with strawberries, chocolates or seasonal fruit and in the Philippines, Christmas cake is a yellow pound cake with nuts or the traditional British fruitcake. Both cakes are soaked in brandy or rum, a palm sugar syrup and water. Rosewater or orange flower water is usually added .

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Christmas Greetings Nobake Christmas fruit cake Ingredients • 2 cups dried fruit cake mix (raisins, currants, sultanas, orange peel, cranberries) • 2 knobs preserved ginger, finely chopped • 45 ml brandy or sherry • 100 g raw walnuts • 100 g raw pecan nuts • 150 g Medjool dates, pitted • 1 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon • 1/2 tsp ground ginger • 1/4 tsp mixed spice a generous pinch of nutmeg • 45 ml cocoa powder pinch of salt • 1 Tbs coconut oil • 12 Tbs maple syrup preserved fruit or fresh fruit, for finishing

Method Combine the dried fruit mix and preserved ginger pie ces with the brandy in a bowl. Set aside to macerate for an hour or to speed up the process, heat in the microwave for 40 seconds. Toast the nuts in a pan over a medium heat until they smell fragrant and nutty. Set aside to cool. Place the pitted dates in a food processor and blitz until broken down. Add all the spices, cocoa powder, salt, coconut oil and maple syrup to the dates and pulse to combine. Transfer the date mixture to a mixing bowl. Pulse the nuts and all the macerated fruit until fine, but still with some texture. Add the nut mixture to the dates and work together by hand until all the ingredients are incorporated. If your food processor is large enough, add all the ingredients at once and pulse to combine. Press the cake mixture into a greased 15 cm round cake tin, cover with foil and freeze until firm, about three hours. To unmould, run a smoothbladed knife around the sides and turn out onto a cake stand. Top with pre served or fresh fruit just before serving. Keep the cake chilled in the fridge. It can also be frozen for up to three weeks ahead of time. Defrost in the fridge overnight.

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HE festive season has arrived. Take note of the following emergency tips issued by KZN EMS. They are handy, not only during the holidays, but for every day of the year as accidents occur at any time.

When requesting for an ambulance from Emergency Medical Services (EMS), the following information is required by the emergency call centre to assess and prioritise patients and send an appropriately staffed ambu lance: • Caller’s name and phone number. • Gender or patient (male or female). • Age of patient. • Current medical emergency of patient, • Relevant medical history. • Correct address or pick up point of patient (identifiable land marking, school, shop, tavern, etc.). An appeal is made to the community to assist us by: • Preventing hoax (prank) calls to the emergency call centre. • Providing clear and accurate directions and location. KZN EMS would

not only for holidays appreciate someone to direct the ambulance in areas where there are no street names and house numbers. • Providing correct contact numbers as this allows the emergency call centre to keep the caller updated. • If other transport arrangements for the patient have been made or the patient’s condition improves and an ambulance is no longer required, please inform the emergency call centre and cancel your request for an ambulance. The numbers are 10177 (toll free) or 112 (free from a cellphone). The holiday season is extra ordinarily busy for KZN EMS. “Sadly many of the tragedies and incidents that our paramedics and hospital staff have to deal with over this festive season are preventable,” said KZN EMS spokesperson Robert McKenzie. “We would like to ask the assistance

from drivers, that when they see emergency vehicles responding they move over and allow the emergency vehicles to pass quickly and easy. We also ask that motorist don’t drive in the emergency lane when there is traffic congestion.” Prevention of road crashes: • Never exceed the speed limit and only drive as fast as the driving conditions allow, which may be below the posted speed limit. • Make sure there is enough distance between vehicles to stop your vehicle if there is an emergency. • Don’t overload with passengers or cargo. This alters the vehicles centre of gravity and handling dynamics and increases stress on vehicle components which can cause critical failures like brake failure, suspension

>>precious.gumede@media24.com THE first Famfest Entertainment Annual Family Home Coming Picnic will be held at St. Micheal’s Beach on 16 December from 10am. Organiser Thabani Mzindle said the event is suitable for the whole family. Mzindle said the aim of the picnic is to unite families and local artists while at the same time giving the artists a platform to showcase their talent. He said food stalls and exhibition tables are welcome and a secure children's play area will be provided. “The play area will charge R20 for each child

Local deejay Thandi Draai invites everyone to the Famfest Entertainment Home Coming Annual Pic nic at St. Mikes Beach on Friday. PHOTO: FACEBOOK

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and a it will give them access to a jumping castle, a party pack and some games,” said Mzindle. The line-up of artists and deejays includes Thandi Draai, DJ 101, Qhawe, Quonic, Zux and many others. “We will also have live performances from Happy, Vero, White Bread, Lelo Green, Afrika, Massive Tizzy and many more. We will also have a surprise guest artist who will be appearing on stage during the course of the programme,” said Mzindle. Entrance to the adult picnic area is R50 per person. For more information on having a food stall or an exhibition table, contact Mzindle on 073 159 3090.

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What’s on diary and 17 December from 8pm. Tickets available from Computicket at R120 per person. Monday, 19 December from 5pm The Leisure Bay Ratepayers Association holds its AGM at the Leisure Bay Municipal Offices in Fisher man’s Drive. This will be an opportunity to meet councillors, committee and neighbours. Refreshments and snacks will be served. For enquir ies, call John Gillham on 039 319 1640 / 083 274 1034. Wednesday, 21 December from 6pm The Leisure Bay Conservancy holds its AGM at the Civic offices in Fisherman Drive Leisure Bay. Guest speaker is Alex Skene, chairman of the South Coast Conservancy Association. Drinks and snacks will be served afterwards. For en quiries, contact Jenny on 082 357 3363, Stephanie on 083 302 9382 or Libby on 082 561 6993.

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fashion and mainly because some fashion styles are not available to everyone and are not made for every size. I have a passion for looking good, because looking good makes me feel good. EE: Tell me about Rebel of Zion RH: Rebel of Zion is a brand formed by a group of young individuals with the same passion for style that is fashionable, trendy and classy. We produce limited lines, suitable for everyday use and exclusivity. For years, we have been a male fashion brand. We saw the opportunity to grow our brand by adding a female member, which is where I come in to launch a first Roz female line of clothing. Our brand caters for the working class, from the age of 25 up and focuses on casual and formal wear. Whatever your needs are, we cater for them. EE: Who inspires you? RH: Kanye West. EE: Describe yourself in one word. RH: Rebel. EE: What message do you have for youth? RH: Stay in school and stay true to who you are. Never do things to impress others because not everyone values you as you may think. Never give up your dream and never ever try taking short cuts to get to your dream.

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DO you wish you were relaxing on a beach in Miami, soaking up the sun while being served cocktails and devouring delicious food this holiday season? Well, you can do something similar to that right here on the lower South Coast in Palm Beach. The Zuri Beach Club, a pop-up beach club, launches today, Thursday, 15 December so everyone can experience their perfect summer. Beach-goers can either choose to book sunbeds of different sizes at a prescribed minimum spend, choose a table for lunch or just mingle and have fun. The club also offers some of the most delectable cocktails. Organiser, Lota Mayana said there will be a cover charge on certain days where deejays and entertainment will be provided. All bookings have to be done on-line to avoid disappointment. Mayana said it is becoming the norm for tourists to seek these environments when travelling. “The beach club will encourage locals to enjoy their own surroundings and not to opt to travel to other areas to experience summer fun.” The beach club is opened daily up to the end of January 2017. The event has been organised by the Contento Group and Trace Urban, Ray Nkonyeni Municipality and Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife. For more details, and to book visit http://www.zurionline.co.za/Index/ Index.html.html

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supply. Normal water supply has been fully restored in all the affected areas. Other system interruptions will only be due to normal operational challenges. As a Water Services Authority in the district, we shall forever be obligated to our communities in providing them with this basic right. And our determination towards fulfilling this noble cause has enabled us not to be deterred by anything seeking to derail us from fulfilling our ordained mandate, that of providing an uninterrupted supply of water to our communities. We will also be engaging in all legal processes at our disposal to identify any illegal and unlawful acts that contributed to the disruptions in water supply.

Those responsible will be fully dealt with in terms of the law. We do however wish to extend our sincere apology for the inconvenience caused to our communities during the water supply disruptions. We continue to plead for the community’s understanding while we continue to work towards resolving any resultant challenges. We also convey our thanks and appreciation to all those who assisted us during this time to ensure that water was restored to the affected communities. Thank you, Cllr O.T. Mnyayiza Mayor: Ugu District Municipality

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payable and the other costs linked to the transfer process of a commercial property, collectively known as the transfer costs. It is, at all times, necessary for the purchasing party to pay the usual set costs, such as the conveyancers’ fee, the administration fee and the Deeds Office fee, all of which are required as part of the transfer of a commercial property. Therefore, one must not assume that when purchasing a commercial property from a legal entity there will be no costs linked to the transfer. There is the likely possibility that along with the collective costs linked to the transfer, the individual transfer fee or VAT may also be applicable. Transfer fees versus VAT By illustrating three possible scenarios, Gregoriades offers clarification of whether the transfer fee or VAT is payable on the sale of a commercial property. “A transfer fee is applicable to a commercial property sale when the selling entity is not VAT registered and the purchase price is greater than the stipulated threshold of R750,000,” he explains. “Transfer fees are not applicable to a commercial property sale when the selling entity is VAT registered, in this case, VAT is applicable”, says Gregoriades. “However, neither a transfer fee nor VAT is applicable when the entity is not VAT registered and the purchase price is R750,000 and below.” Calculating the fees “The transfer fees are calculated according to a tiered scale which begins at 3% of the purchase price,” says Gregoriades. “At no stage will the transfer fee equal or exceed 14% of the purchase price,” he adds. VAT, when applicable, requires no minimum price to be in effect and is calculated as 14% of the selling price. It is necessary for both the purchaser and seller to familiarise themselves with the various transfer costs applicable to the sale of a commercial property, in order to avoid presumptions, incorrect calculations or potential delays. - Supplied.

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O matter how frustrated you may be with your landlord over a maintenance problem, you can’t as a tenant just decide not to pay your rent - or to pay only part of it - to try to “force” the issue. The Rental Housing Act requires all tenants to pay their rent on time and in full, and it says that not doing so is a violation of the rental agreement, which may entitle the landlord to cancel the lease, says Schaefer. “The Rental Housing Act is very clear on this,” says Andrew Schaefer, MD of national property management company, Trafalgar. “It requires all tenants to pay their rent on time and in full, and it says that not doing so is a violation of the rental agreement, which may entitle the landlord to cancel the lease.” However, Schaefer says in return for this obligation on the tenant’s part, the Act also provides that the landlord must: - Hand the premises over to the tenant in a reasonable condition and in a good state of repair. - Ensure that the tenant has “undisturbed use and enjoyment” of the premises, and that the electricity, plumbing, ventilation, doors, windows, air-conditioning, and any appliances on the premises are kept in good working order. - Maintain the property at all times - although sometimes the tenant will agree to take on certain responsibili-

ties such as mowing the lawn or cleaning the pool, and this should be detailed in the maintenance clause of the rental agreement. “And tenants are not helpless to do anything about it if the landlord does not hold up his end of this bargain, although in order for them to take action, there must be a problem that is not merely inconvenient, but actually interferes with their proper use and enjoyment of the property,” says Schaefer. “If there is such an issue, the first thing the tenant needs to do is advise the landlord - directly or through the managing agent - in writing, and give him or her a reasonable period to rectify the problem or get someone to carry out whatever work is needed. A good rule-of-thumb is to allow 14 working days.” Schaefer says if the landlord does not attend to the problem within this time, the tenant then has a choice of whether to cancel the lease or attend to the problem themselves, keep all the receipts and cash slips as proof of cost, and deduct this amount from the rent due. However, he cautions, such decisions should never be made arbitrarily and without proper communication. “Tenants should really try to let the landlord or his agent know what they intend doing, and hopefully get him to agree before they go ahead, as there is

then much less likelihood of a monthend or ongoing dispute about the rent,” says Schaefer. “The exception, obviously, is if there is an emergency like a burst geyser or an electrical fault and the tenant needs to take immediate action to prevent further damage to the property -

but again, they will need to produce receipts to justify any deduction from the rent or claim for reimbursement from the landlord.” Schaefer says the nearest Rental Housing Tribunal is the appropriate escalation channel for any dispute that

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Home tips to survive the festive season GOING on holiday can be exciting, especially if you taking your whole family with you. But leaving your home unattended for longer periods may attract criminals. You don’t want to return home from a lovely holiday only to discover that all your valuables are gone. Limit the chances of this happening with these simple tips: • Arrange that the premises be guarded by a registered security company. • Notify the security company of your period of absence so that they can intensify the patrols • Ensure that your premises are properly locked before leaving. • Where possible, arrange with a relative or friend to look after your premises during the period of your absence. • Lock away valuables in safes or storerooms. • Ensure that your post is not pilling up in a post box, which may alert possible criminals of your absence. You can arrange with post office not to deliver post during this period. • Do not leave gates or garage doors opened during periods of absence. Children must be equipped with necessary safety equipment when next to swimming pools or beaches. • Install proper security gates to deny criminals easy access to your premises. • Install a proper alarm system that will notify the security company of unauthorised access to your premises. • Arrange with a relative or friend to always come to switch lights on because dark premises also attract criminal activity, especially if left for a long period of time. • Arrange for garden services to continue because tall grass can be a hint to criminals that the property is unattended.

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Gwenneth Lorraine Fisher I.D. 351015 0018 088 Date of death: 17/10/2016 Master’s Reference 015026/2016/DBN

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VACANCY NOTICE FOR OUR POTENTIAL INVESTORS UGU SOUTHCOAST DEVELOPMENT AGENCY WELCOMES VISITORS – OUR POTENTIAL INVESTORS

On behalf of the Board and staff of the Ugu South Coast Development Agency (USCDA) I hereby extend a warm welcome to visitors descending on our shores; The South Coast remains a cost-effective and value for money destination not only on the tourism front but along investment lines as well. A scenic drive along the N2 reveals a fusion of prime real estate along the coastal belt and decent houses built by the previously disadvantaged in the hinterland - all bearing testimony that South Coast people are hard at work, trying to honour their appointment with destiny. High quality roads, uninterrupted water supply, reliable electricity, good governance at local government level, affordable land, good schools, well developed financial services sector, decent retail sector, high speed internet connectivity, are just some of the unique selling points of the area. A suite of incentives is being packaged for implementation in June 2017.

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As you enjoy our facilities (7 blue flag beaches, Zulu culture & upmarket accommodation facilities) please explore relocating your businesses to the South Coast. Let every tourist be an investment ambassador. Our collective approach - Each one (tourist) brings one (at least one investor) & each local smiles at and protects a tourist. Opportunities exist in: 1) Real estate - we commend the public sector initiative and lately the private sector culminating in the current conversion of Port Shepstone into a construction site. More office space is needed to give effect to the government’s concept of 1-stop shop. For municipal owned land negotiations can be entered into with interested parties for a range of models which may include - Build, Operate, Train and Transfer (BOTT). There is also a huge demand for middle range housing and rental stock to cater for the emerging middle class. 2) Beachfront re-development: Scottburgh, Mzumbe / Turton, Hibberdene, Margate and Port Edward. Creative urban designers appreciating the intricacies of beachfront design must watch the space. 3) Light Industrial activity - Ifafa, Shelly beach, Park Rynie, Marburg. It is worth mentioning that Ifafa Industrial Park is still at early stages and subject to planning and environmental approvals being granted the anticipated commencement data with operations is mid-2017. 4) Converting fallow fields in rural areas into high value production, including manufacturing and logistics. Amakhosi are willing to release land for this purpose. Mutually beneficial partnerships between Amakhosi and private commercial farmers when well-nourished do come to fruition. The good work done by the Peckhams in Southbroom with the nearby Gcilima community under lnkosi Xolo in creating a number of sustainable small scale African commercial sugar cane farmers is commendable and a model worth replicating elsewhere. Other similar initiatives within our area which l may not be aware of are also highly appreciated. 5) Margate airport redevelopment together with complementary land uses. Margate airport must rise to the occasion and it’s expansion is a matter of urgency. 6) Property development (mixed use) on tribal land and as mentioned, Amakhosi are willing to release land for this purpose. For interested developers the Agency can facilitate outright purchase or long term leases with Ingonyama Trust. Some viable and buzzing rural nodes are ready for uptake - Mandawe, Mthwalume, Bhomela, Ezingolweni, & KwaMachi. Over and above there are tremendous opportunities ushered in by the proposed re-routing of the N2 away from the hinterland to traverse along the coastal belt. A stretch of the road (about 600kms) connecting Port Edward and East London along the pristine and scenic wild Coast, with two of the country’s most expensive bridges yet to be built in post 1994 South Africa, calls for smart minds in changing the economic fortunes of the South Coast around. Construction is scheduled to start in 2017/2018. It is worth mentioning the Development Agency is working hand in glove with South Coast Tourism in developing and marketing high quality tourism products in the hinterland. The aim is to attract groups of tourists (domestic and international) to the traditional areas to taste authentic Zulu culture and true African hospitality. A Canadian tour operator has already committed in marketing this initiative in Canada. 1) Umzumbe River Trail A 74 kilometre stretch of hiking, walking, jogging and a horse riding trail interspersed with seven (7) Zulu themed accommodation establishments located equidistant from each other, along the Mzumbe river while appreciating the scenic and undisturbed undulating valleys will leave you asking for more. The aim is to connect the coastal belt with the hinterland while also allowing tourists to explore authentic Zulu culture. It is a bird lover’s paradise. 2) KwaXolo Caves & Outdoor Adventure Centre Only 15 kilometres inland of Southbroom, a retreat and adventure centre interlinked with a visit to the caves with rock art, is planned. A suspended walkway is at design stage and complementary activities are also planned - paragliding, horse riding, a hiking trail and possibly a private investor operating a zip-line. An ideal venue for team building and negotiations have commenced with top private schools in the country to send their kids at least for a day trip to the centre. In the midst of all this the Agency is mindful of challenges faced by young people. To this and it is hard at work nourishing youth owned enterprises by offering establishment support while simultaneously facilitating match-making with established businesses. Lastly we humbly appeal you all enjoy responsibly, do not drink and drive. As we all know in boxing, no match without gloves, please do likewise. A word of gratitude goes to the USCDA Board under the stewardship of Dr Sipho Nzimande, for creating a conducive working environment. The same goes to other stakeholders, Amakhosi, local municipalities, the private sector and my colleagues. Issued by the Seconded CEO Mandla Mabece

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CLASSIFIEDS Ray Nkonyeni Municipality MUNICIPAL NOTICE: 237 of 2016 PUBLIC NOTICE: EARLY OFFICE CLOSURE

ROAD CLOSURES DURING DECEMBER 2016/JANUARY 2017 SEASONAL PERIOD

Ugu District Municipality wishes to advise its customers that all Ugu Offices will close early on the days listed below in commemoration of the Day of Reconciliation, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Offices will close at 12H30 on the following days: • Thursday, 15 December 2016 • Friday, 23 December 2016 • Friday, 30 December 2016

The Ray Nkonyeni Municipality hereby gives notice that it intends to close the following roads during the December 2016/January 2017 Seasonal Period:ROAD CLOSURE - BEACHES

Customers must also note that Ugu Office will be closed on 27 December 2016 as this day has been declared a public holiday following the provisions of Section 2 (1) of the Public Holidays Act. For water payments during this period, customers can utilise pay points from the following outlets:      

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For all water and sanitation queries, customers can contact our customer call centre on 08000 WATER (92837) or (039) 688 5830/36 or SMS 44751 or visit our Facebook page: Ugu Municipality Talk

Speed fencing will be installed to close off roads on each of the day to reduce traffic congestions & to allow for multitudes of people to safely walk to the following beaches :• Margate CBD • St. Michaels Beach • Port Shepstone Beach Front – near Kapenta Bay • Hibberdene Beach Front • Port Shepstone Beach Front – from Lighthouse to Stages Restaurant • Umtentweni Beach Front • Margate Beach Front • Southbroom Beach Front • Kidds Beach • Silver Beach

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• Margate CBD will be closed from 05h00 until 18h00 from 31 December 2016 until 05h00 on 2nd January 2017 • New Years Eve Road Closures :Panorama Parade, Warrick Avenue, Post Office Lane, Remmington Lane, Finnis Rd,

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ISSUED BY: MR DD NAIDOO MUNICIPAL MANAGER “Working together to create an environment that is friendly responsive, accountable, effective and efficient for local communities”

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NOTICE NUMBER :257/2016 MN Please be advised that Umdoni Municipality will be closed from 12:30pm on the following dates: 15 December 2016 23 December 2016 30 December 2016 With the exception of the following Essential Services: • Fire and Disaster • Law Enforcement • Refuse • Traffic and Policing IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES PLEASE CALL UMDONI MUNICIPALITY CONTROL ROOM ON (039) 974 1061

We thank you in advance for your understanding and wish you all a safe and joyous festive season MR X.S Luthuli Municipal Manager

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MAYORAL REGISTRATION FEE ASSISTANCE Umzumbe Municipality is inviting young people who have applied at Tertiary Institutions who require ONLY the assistance with registration fee. ONLY first year applicants who will meet the necessary requirements will be awarded with this assistance. Municipal officials, Councillors, biological relatives of both Councillors and Municipal Officials are not eligible to benefit from this assistance. NOTE: First come first serve rule will apply as priority will be given to those who submitted their applications on time. The requirements for this assistance are as follows: That the prospective student: • Is an official resident of Umzumbe Municipality with proof of residence • Has an acceptance letter from a recognized tertiary institution. • Has applied for a bursary, scholarship, NSFAS or loan • Has a low family income or no income (indigent means test will apply), • Has a total household income of not more than 2 pensions Application forms (obtainable from Umzumbe Municipality Youth Office and Ward Councillors) must be accompanied by certified copies of following documents • Identity Document (Green Barcoded ID or Smartcard) • Grade 12 matric certificate or Matric statement of results • Acceptance letter (from a recognized public tertiary institution) • Declaration of household income (salary advice or affidavit where parents are not working) • Death certificate (where parents/legal guardians are deceased) • Proof of residence (obtainable from the ward councilor) Applications must only be hand delivered to Umzumbe Municipal offices: Youth Advisory Centre for the attention of Mr. P L Zama: Manager Youth Development. For more information call Mr. Trevor Khanyile, Senior Manager Communications, Mayoralty and Youth Development on 072 563 1991/ 039 972 0005. NB: Closing date for the applications is Tuesday 31, January 2017; applications with insufficient documents will not be considered.

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ITH most of the country experiencing unusually high temperatures this week, it’s inevitable that many of us will have to deal with a car overheating. “While it is rare for modern vehicles to overheat in hot weather, the two most common reasons for overheating are low water and coolant levels in the radiator or a leak in the cooling system,“ says Les Mc Master, Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA) chairman. He says it’s important to check the coolant level. “If you aren’t sure where to look for the reservoir, check the owner’s manual. If the level is normal, you might just have a malfunctioning temperature gauge. However, if it’s low or empty there’s probably a coolant leak.

In that case call roadside assistance, but if you have to keep driving, make sure the engine is cool, and protect your hand with a glove or a rag, then twist off the radiator cap. Refill the radiator and the reservoir, using coolant or if necessary, water. This should bring the temperature down once you’re underway, but stay vigilant as you most probably have a serious leak somewhere.” If the temperature starts rising again, pull over and repeat the process. But this is by no means a long-term solution. “Get to an accredited MIWA workshop as soon as possible for the professional help your engine needs,” he says. To prevent overheating, Mc

Master advises regularly checking that your car has fresh coolant in its radiator, not just water, and also have the radiator checked for corrosion. However, he cautions that even a well-tuned car may start to sizzle in hot conditions, particularly in stop-and-go traffic or when climbing a steep incline. The first sign that your car is overheating will be your dashboard temperature indicator starting to rise or a malfunction indicator coming on. “The first thing you need to do is shut off the air conditioner and open the windows. This will help lessen the load on the engine and help it cool off. Although it sounds odd, it will also help to turn on the

heater as this draws excess heat from the engine.” If you’re in heavy traffic when this happens, shift into neutral or park and rev the engine a little. This will make the water pump and fan speed up, drawing more liquid and air through the radiator. The increased air and liquid circulation helps cool the engine off. Mc Master says brake drag also increases the load on the engine making it heat up. “If you are in traffic, rather crawl along slowly on little more than idle, than move up and brake repeatedly. Or move up only when the gap between you and the vehicle in front of you gets too large.” The most serious indication that

your car has already overheated is when the needle hits the red zone or you see steam coming from the engine. If this is the case, immediately find a safe place to stop, pull over and turn off the engine. “Just pulling over but still idling the engine is not enough. Engines have to work harder to keep cool at idle than at cruising speed, so turn it off as soon as you can.” Ideally you should then open the hood and wait for at least half an hour for the engine to cool off. “However, be careful when doing so, as it will be extremely hot underneath and you may need to wait for it to cool off a little first. Only then it’s safe to check the coolant level.” - Supplied

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We would like to thank everyone for their support and contribution to the success of our fundraising projects during 2016. Your contributions, once again, made a big difference in rendering a service to the elderly and disabled persons in our community. Thank you for those who put in a lot of time and effort to support us and help raise funds. Wishing you all a wonderful festive season and a prosperous 2017.

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Ongoing projects during 2017: monthly pamper clinics for the elderly and disabled persons, home based care, weekly support at cancer clinic, supporting the yearly CANSA Relay. A New project is our Loyalty Club where you can make a once off or monthly donation to help us continue with our service to the community.

A heartfelt THANK YOU to existing members of the above club. Golf Day 2016 Abrie Spies Eindomme, Albany, Allan’s Mobile, Anbor Business Consultants, Anguna Holiday Flats, Boetie Fourie, Breakers, C Freaks Shark, Cage, Clive Lee Engineering, Comfort Cool, Deo’ Volente, Eden Dunes, Eloise van Niekerk, Foodlovers Market, Georgia Spur, Headofﬁce, HF Hedtrich, Hibiscus Water & Nuts, Hillbillion Hotel, Joe Espach, John & Annetjie de Wet, La Coté de A’Zur, Larry’s family restaurant, Lou van Niekerk, Love Tombstones, M Electrical, Margate Auto Electrical, Margate Country Club, Margate Pro Shop, Margate Slaghuis, Mariners Seafood Restaurant, Midas, Migamed, Mugg & Bean SC Mall, NR Panelbeaters, Nick van Straaten, Packaging Concepts, PA Fourie, Personeel Margate Country Club, Pine Pienaar, Ramsgate Palms Holiday Acc, Riptide, Roelof Stevens, Sanlameer, South Coast Audi & VW, Specsavers, Status Insurance Brokers, Status Panelbeaters, Summer Hilidays, Sussie Liebenberg, Tangerine Haarsalon, Uvongo Art Gallery, Westhoven Industrial Park, William White & Co, Wimpy Margate, Wingnut, Zindla Cycle Tour 2016 Dafco Paints, Albany, Amacon, Nuform, Colin Mckay, David Jenkins, Investec, Misha Loots, Eden Dunes, SW Brokers, Caccum, Echo Mining, Formaco, Giant SC, Robbie Seven Oaks, Bennie Vodashop, F van Zyl, Jeff Wilson, JayB/Fred v Zyl, MI Technologies, Slo Jo, J Beekman, Primalac Electrical, Robby Rengold, Theo Spickett, W Herselman, LC Paula/Maryk’s, Robby Impact, Tammy Herselman, Fred, Toti Accom, Grant Langley, Sanlameer, LW Herselman, Zuco, Ponac CC, Fred van Zyl, JusJen Cyclists Cycle Tour 2016 Bennie Kruger, Albany, Colin McKay, Fred van Zyl, Grant Langley, Shaun Boshoff, Misha Loots, Marinus Schoean, Eden Dunes, Wayne Tarr, Samantha Summerscales, Frikkie Viljoen, Theo Spickett, Sauco vd Berg, Robby Cumming, Willem Herselman Drivers Kayla Murie, Elma Kruger

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WKF Ugu semicontact karate team at the Salga DSR 2016 games (from left) Ugu Chairman Sensei Coenie Vrey, Shihan Dave Millar (coach), Morgan Moonsamy (table official), Sensei Frank Moodley (coach),Melissa Hogan (table offi cial), Sensei Elsie Pretorius (manager), Sensei Grant Selkon (referee), Shihan Pikkas Windell (front) Stephanie Koeke moer, Katy van der Westhuizen, Samirah Rheeders, Jonat han Ferreira, Tyrese Chateau and Jehryn Moonsamy.

THE World Karate Federation (WKF) Ugu semi-contact karate team participated in the Salga DSR 2016 games at Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre this past weekend. These kareteka worked hard, winning medals in individual kata and team kumite, placing first against 11 KwaZulu-Natal municipalities. This was a first for Ugu Municipality and an outstanding result, combining both full contact and semi-contact points to achieve this winning result.

Trials for this team were held in July in the Ugu karate region and six kareteka were selected. This selection was required by the Salga DSR games officials to promote development and transparency in semi-contact karate. Only Ugu region, Karate KwaZulu-Natal and Karate South Africa affiliated dojos and students were allowed to be selected and participate in the games. - Supplied.

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AIN over the weekend did not put a damper on the KZN Salga DSR 2016 games . Athletes from 11 district and metro municipalities around the province participated in sporting codes that included boxing, netball, basketball, chess, cricket, dance, football, karate, golf, indigenous games, rugby, tennis, table tennis, volleyball and swimming. The top five final results were: 1st: Ethekwini - nine gold medals, four silver and two bronze 2nd: Umgungundlovu - three gold, two silver and three bronze 3rd: King Cetshwayo - four silver, and five bronze 4th: Ilembe - two golds, two silver and 2 bronze 5th: Ugu - one gold, two silver and three bronze.

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