South coast fever 21 04 16 by KZN Local News

Integrity, Respect, Accountability, Courage

@southcoastfever

PUBLISHER: Neil Tapinos neil.tapinos@expressmedia.co.za

Hillcrest Fever According to the editorial policy of the Hillcrest Fever, readers are invited to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and significant errors will be corrected as soon as possible. Please send information about correc tion of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 021 8513232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman. In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

FEVER

OMBUDSMAN

EDITOR: Valene Govender valene.govender@media24.com REPORTER: Kalisha Naicker kalisha@media24.com

melanie.mansur@media24.com CLASSIFIEDS ADS: Lynne Mathiesen: 031 533 7601 lynne.mathiesen@media24.com PRINTING: Paarl Coldset, PMB. COPYRIGHT: Copyright of all editorial, advertising layout, design and photographs is vested in Hill crest Fever and may not be used without the permission of Media24 News in writing. DISTRIBUTION: For all distribution queries, please contact Mpume Sithole at 031 533 7614

SALES REP: Sarah Brauns: 0836574427 sarah.brauns@media24.com Debbie Williams debbie.williams@media24.com

EDITORIAL COMMENT

south coast SUPPLYING CONCRETE TO THE SOUTH COAST AND INLAND

• Laboratory Accredited • Experienced Staff • Pump Service • Service Excellence

This week ONLINE

12 Howe Crescent, Marburg www.kencrete.co.za erika@kencrete.co.za

Contact Sales : 039 685 6255 076 413 5638 sales@kencrete.co.za

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

-Don’t be a victim of crime this festive season - Christmas centrepieces kids can make -Think when buying a Christmas gift -Mobile hospitals roll out -KZN’s tight security plans -Measles sweeps across South Africa

Picture Galleries

-Tis the season to be giving -Launch of Talk Sign 2015

Events

Become a CITIZEN JOURNALIST

Submit YOUR stories and pictures on our homepage

Hillcrest Fever

@HillcrestFever

Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the

weekend and now features in a long list of remarka Now Open In Margate Hibiscus Mall ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world.

FREE

South Africans also took time through out the Tel: 039 312 0885 year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy. • Repairs It’s been a year since his death and many ques HEARING tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri • Trade Ins cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe hisSCREEN TEST spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba • Hearing Aids magic’. Clearly South Africans will continue to make

great strides despite the negative news that some KLOOF: 031 764 5511 times comes to the fore. WESTVILLE: 031 266 6450 The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea MUSGRAVE: 201 6777 son and here’s to welcoming 031 2015 in style. KINGSBURGH: 031 916 4550 031 976 2678 Have a safe and blessed SCOTSBURGH: festive season

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

Contracted To All Medical Aids

continues to destroy some of our communities. own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 However, the one thing that continues to we renew our pledge to you to do our very best stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper High- to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balway community. Through the difficult times, anced source of news, opinion, features, sports our readers have once again proven that we(Medical and entertainment the Upper Highway Area. Aid in Rates Apply) are, without a doubt, among the most resilient We will continue to be open and honest with and strong-willed. our readers and we assure you that the new We have weathered all the storms that came year will be one never to be forgotten. our way and have demonstrated that we can Our hearts go out to those who lost loved be a community to be proud of - from our disa- ones this year and those experiencing difficulbled horse rider achieving his goals to a local ties of all types this holiday season. We extend woman beating breast cancer and becoming an sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever inspiration to others - our community stands to- family for a safe and peaceful festive season, gether proud! and a happy and prosperous 2015. We are confident that 2015 will be better Kalisha Naicker than ever. Senior Journalist We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our Hillcrest Fever

Top three best CorporateOwned Free Sheet newspaper in SA. -Maynards Beach Festival -KZN Music Imbizo

Hearing Aid Labs

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.

FEVER www.hillcrestfever.co.za

News

Port Shepstone to Umtwalume, Bizana and inland to Harding

A number of reasons to celebrate 21 April 2016

SEE PAGE 8 FOR SPECIALS.

Shop 7, JTV Centre, Umtentweni Marelize 083 411 1168

WATER RESTRICTIONS some comply, some don’t >> Ugu forbade the use of high pressure hoses to wash cars

It is business as usual at this Port Shepstone car wash.

Coke 2,25 lt

Aunt Caroline Rice 10 kg

1399

PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANE

7999 Beef Mixed Forequarter (A Grade)

5499 p/kg

Specials valid from Thursday 21 to 24 April 2016

er y Butc

fam

Tel: 039 682 6060 Aiken Street, Sheppie Mall Mondays to Saturdays 7am to 6:30pm Sundays 8.30am to 5pm

MNDENI MEATS

valiD until saturDay 23rD aPril 2016

CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

MARGATE car-wash owner is concerned that Ugu District Municipality is not punishing businesses that don’t comply with water restrictions that were announced earlier this year. In response to the current drought and water shortage, Ugu forbade the use of high-pressure

hoses to wash cars. “Although it has had a negative impact on our business, we heeded the municipality’s call and stopped using hoses,” said the carwash owner who asked not to be named. She says they have been using buckets ever since. “Why should we comply while others are allowed to do as they please? This is very unfair,” she said. At a car wash in the Port Shep-

stone CBD, it is business as usual because they have never stopped using high-pressure hoses even when restrictions were announced. The owner, who said he fears victimisation if his identity is revealed, said using a high-pressure hose to wash a car uses less water than when using a bucket. “I compiled all this information and sent it to Ugu so they can see for themselves that using high-

pressure hoses saves water.” He said he has never heard from Ugu after sending the information to them. Despite several reports that some businesses were not complying with the restrictions, >> Ugu said STORY nobody CONTINUED has been ON PAGE fined. 2

Chilli

Long & Shorts

99 KG

while stocks last ---- we reserve the right to limit stocks

49 Bazley street, Port shePstone

039 682 5264

NEWS

Nanny released on ‘free bail’ after alleged kidnapping

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

Missing woman sought

>> Siblings were found at a house in Louisiana CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

HE nanny, accused of kidnapping two Albersville children, was granted “free bail” at Port Shepstone Magistrate’s Court on Monday. The case was postponed to 15 May for further investigation. Although withdrawn and traumatised, the two children who went missing last Monday, were returned safely to their family last Wednesday afternoon.

MARGERET Elizabeth Theunissen (32) was reported missing at Port Shepstone SAPS when she failed to return home on Wednesday 13 April. She was last seen that morning leaving her residence at Torwood Crescent, Umbango, Port Shepstone, when she allegedly went to Marburg Clinic. Police spokesperson LieutenantColonel Zandra Wiid said Theunissen was last seen was wearing a pink T-shirt, grey jeans and pink slippers. Anyone who may have seen her must contact Warrant Officer Johan Maree on 079 500 0728 or Warrant Officer Rams Ramphul on 079 500 1251. Supplied.

The siblings were found at a house in Louisiana with their nanny, Clodate Plyman. The community of Louisiana and the area’s community policing forum assisted the SAPS with the search. The children’s mother, Magrietha Nuwegeld said Shabbeena (3) had nightmares, while Ali (2) slept through the night. “Shabbeena kept waking up and crying throughout the night. I had to comfort her. “When I ask them questions about the ordeal, they become withdrawn

Housebreaking suspect arrested Ramsgate Sector members (from left) Constable Sifiso Shusha, Constable Jubalane Jili and Constable Phumlile Gasa with the stolen items, including flat screen TVs and other goods. PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

A 42-YEAR-OLD suspect has been arrested for being in possession of stolen goods in Ramsgate. Police spokesperson Captain Gerald Mfeka said the suspect was arrested by Ramsgate Sector members on Wednesday. “Constable Sifiso Shusha, Constable Jubalane Jili and Constable Phumlile Gasa were on duty when

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Missing Margeret Elizabeth Theunis sen.

they made the arrest. After arresting the suspect they went to suspect’s residence in Manaba where they recovered more stolen goods,” he said. Mfeka said the suspect is linked to another house-breaking which took place in Manaba a while ago and will appear in court soon. - Supplied.

FROM PAGE 1

Water restrictions some comply, some don’t Restrictions include: • the use of manual and/or automatic sprinkler of irrigation systems; • allowing taps and showers to run unattended, as well as leaking cisterns and taps and will be regarded as an offence;

• the use of fire hydrants and fire hoses for any purpose other than firefighting; • car-wash services are to use buckets only and no high pressure systems; and • filling of pools is forbidden. “Households and businesses

that fail to comply with the set restrictions will be liable for fines up to R4 000,” said Ugu spokesperson, France Zama. He said it is expected, as responsible citizens, that all adhere to these restrictions. “We are aware of the challen-

WE BUY, PAWN AND SELL ALMOST ANYTHING

PAYMASTER GOLD & DIAMOND EXCHANGE

HONESTY, INTEGRITY & CONFIDENTIALITY GUARANTEED 2005 Nissan 2.4 16 Valve

Pram

R1995

R59 000

From Prams to Pickups We do it all!

HIGHEST GOLD PRICES EVER! 9ct Gold up to R200 p/g 18ct Gold up to R400 p/g Kruger Rand up to R18 000

IN STORE COMPETITION STARTS 1 APRIL. R1000 GIFT VOUCHER TO BE WON! See in store for details. t&c’s Apply

Subject to international market prices. Terms & Conditions Apply

231 Marine Drive, Manaba • Tel/Fax 039 312 2117/2177

and avoided the topic.” Doctors examined the children and confirmed that both were healthy and had not been victimised in any way. Plyman apparently went to visit her boyfriend in Louisiana and took the children with her. “I had no idea that she had a boyfriend. When I asked her why she took the children she couldn’t answer me. The boyfriend was not at home when police found them,” said Nuwegeld. According to Nuwegeld, Plyman said her boyfriend held her and the

children against their will on Tuesday. They were apparently not allowed to leave the house. “On the Wednesday when they were found, they were not locked in the house. “She [nanny] could have brought the children home. She had no answer why she could not come home on Wednesday,” said Nuwegeld. Plyman came from the Eastern Cape and was employed by Nuwegeld about a month ago. She was instructed not to take the children anywhere. “I’m just so happy that my children have been returned and they were not hurt,” said Nuwegeld.

Metered taxi operations suspended

Double murder on Margate beach over girl

PRECIOUS GUMEDE

>>precious.gumede@media24.com

WITH recent disputes over rights to ferry passengers by feuding metre taxi associations at Ryder Street in Port Shepstone, the police have upped their presence to ensure that operations remain suspended. Last week Sizanani Meter Taxi Association operators demanded to take over the stand and that operations should continue. However, SAPS stopped them from doing so as instructed by the Hibiscus Coast Municipality. Sizanani spokesperson Snothi Nyathi said they are awaiting the final word from the municipality on whether they should continue with operations. Nyathi said the Ryder Street rank will remain closed until the day of the meeting scheduled by the municipality on 26 April. Sizanani and Sheppy Cabs will not be operating on Ryder Street.

A FAMILY on the Margate beach on Saturday said they were shocked to see two young men stabbing each other to death. Lungile Mkhize of Gamalakhe was on the beach with friends and family and witnessed a group of young men carrying a large knife chasing a boy. “Our hearts jumped from shock and we screamed at the top of our lungs telling them to stop. “We then saw a young boy behind the group holding his neck with blood gushing out of his mouth. He then took a couple of steps and was on the ground,” said Mkhize. Mkhize said they tried calling an ambulance but could not get hold of one. One of the boy’s friends tried to stop the bleeding, but it was too late, he was already dead. Margate police officers have confirmed the incident and after questioning it discovered that the fight was over a girl. Captain Gerald Mfeka said when police arrived at 5.25pm after receiving a call about two dead people, they questioned a witness who saw everything. Mfeka said not far from where the first body was found police were told that the man who had been fighting with the first deceased had also died. “Margate detectives are investigating a double murder,” said Captain Mfeka. Mfeka said both bodies of Samkelo Ngcungama (25) and Bongumusa Vincent Shezi (30) were taken to Port Shepstone State Mortuary.

ges with car washes and have issued compliance notices. “We however, do not have the necessary staff to police this matter. “We are also sensitive to the plight of the car washes from an economical perspective and are looking for mutually beneficial solutions,” says Zama. Restrictions in the district remain in force until further notice.

South Coast Fever

21 April2016

Page 3

Computer Training Centre

PORT SHEPSTONE - 44 NELSON MANDELA DRIVE, (ABOVE BAKE AWAY BAKERIES) NEXT TO FASHION FUSION SHOP, PORT SHEPSTONE

6 MONTHS COURSE, 1 YEAR COURSE AND SECRETARIAL STUDIES OFFERED DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A TILL OPERATOR? COMPUTER TRAINING FROM BEGINNER TO ADVANCED POINT OF SALE & CASH REGISTER

CASHIER COURSE

Limited seats BOOK ONLY R300 NOW! 2 WEEKS COURSE Become computer literate and a cashier, get the job you want. Lessons by qualiﬁed lecturers, Certiﬁcates issued.

Zulu: 076 912 3575 • English: 073 208 0006 Fax: 086 517 1753 Email: terrance.genesis@webmail.co.za

Computer Training Centre

BEGINNERS COMPUTER COURSE

FREE

Introduciton to computers

• Windows XP Level 1 • Word XP Level 1 • Excel XP Level 1 • Internet • Email “Pay only R100 for your certiﬁcate” Limited seats and times, • Typing so book now to avoid disappointment.

Daggatree discovery story gains momentum

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Cannes awaits local awardwinning film maker LOCAL award-winning owner of Sollywood Films, Senzo Zindela, is heading to France to attend the famous annual event that attracts major film makers in the world, the Cannes Film Festival. He brought the Safta Golden Horn Award home last month for establishing the Ugu Film Festival. This award has opened many doors for him, putting the district in the spotlight, leading to his recognition as one of the best film producers in KZN. He will be going to Cannes as part of the KZN delegation. Cannes takes place from 11 to 22 May. Film experts, SABC and e.tv series production houses that produce Rhythm City, Skeem Saam, had approached Zindela with proposals to produce a new TV series in the area. Some of the famous fa-

ces that star in the South African TV and film industry are now partnering with him to do developmental work in their area as Zindela has done on the South Coast. Zindela and the Arts, Film and Video Forum have a long -term plan to transform the South Coast into, not just a tourists destination, but to a preferred film and arts destination as it has all the resources at hand. Local businesses that offer accommodation, transportation, suitable scenic locations, make up, casting, camera equipment rentals, editing studios etc. are invited to submit their details to Hilton O’Dwyer at afvf.mail@gmail.com for inclusion in a database to offer the film industry a full range of services. A discounted package for film

makers coming to the coast will be put together using details received to attract business. Individuals or businesses with suitable filming locations are requested to submit high resolution photos as soon as possible so the chosen locations can be added in the brochure to be utilised to market the area by Zindela on his visit to France. - Supplied.

Senzo Zindela will represent KZN at the Cannes Festival in France next month. PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANE

53 Kingsview Building, Marine Drive - Margate Chicken/Lamb/ Seafood and Veg Curries Rice Dishes Bunny Chows Burgers

Screen Printing and Embroidery can be done

Naan Wraps Roti/Paratha Tandoori Naans

Windows XP Level 2 Word XP Level 2 Wxcel XP Level 2 Powerpoint Acess 2 WEEKS COURSE

R750

END USER IT

File Management Word Proccessors Spreadsheets Presentations Databases Information Communication 3 MONTHS COURSE

R1500.00

Dep R500.00 - R500 per month

Dep R250.00

>> Like ‘Fever’ on FB to see what all the hype is about CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

SAPS members in the dagga plantation.

ADVANCED COMPUTER COURSE

ITH 219 comments, 121 reactions, almost over 200 shares and engaging with more than 66 000 Facebook users, a story about SAPS destroying 6 500 dagga trees in Umzinto has gained popularity on the Fever Facebook page. The comments however, are not of praise for the SAPS on their sterling work, rather it tells them to “fight real crime” and to “find real criminals”, sometimes in harsh words. Nearly all the comments stated it would boost the country’s economy if cannabis was legalised and the police were just looking for publicity by circulating the press release. A reader commented (sic): “Captain Vincent Pandarum clearly needs to do some research!

Which families and lives have been destroyed by dagga? I cannot think of any personally. Alcohol on the other hand has destroyed by far the most families and lives than all other drugs combined (legal and illegal). Why not rather focus your limited law enforcement resources on combating the scourge of alcohol abuse and violence in our society? Oh no wait you can’t or won’t because it’s legal, socially acceptable and the government makes so much money on its sale. This is the height of hypocrisy!” That comment gained 199 likes. “If the cops would stick to patrolling the streets and not gardening this country would be a safer place for all!!” earned 105 likes. Others spoke about how cannabis helped with pain relief for those with cancer and even osteoarthritis. One person even created a meme from the picture posted with the story that SAPS is now offering garden services. Like the South Coast Fever on Facebook to see what the hype is all about.

KADWA’S CYCLES

Mother: Why did you get such a low mark on that test? Junior: Because of absence. Mother: You mean you were absent on the day of the test? Junior: No, but the kid who sits next to me was. Tel: 039 682 0778 | Cell: 083 280 7865 Dennis Shepstone Street (opp. Civic Centre) Port Shepstone kadwascycles1@gmail.com

21 April 2016

NEWS

south coast

FEVER

PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

OAD users will have to use alternative routes in the Margate CBD on 23 and 24 April during Africa Bike Week, which is from 23 April to 1 May. On some roads only event permit holders will be allowed access and those who did not apply by 15 April will not be allowed access. South Coast Tourism warns that those found in the vicinity without permits will be fined. Vehicles found in the area left unattended will be towed away at owners risk and cost. Residents in the precinct were also told to get permits in order

Alternative routes during Africa Bike Week >> Those found in the vicinity without permits will be fined for them to get access to their home. Tammy Frayne of Africa Bike Week said from 26 April, Panorama Parade will be closed to all vehicles except event permit holders while they set up for the event. For the duration of the event Panorama Parade will remain closed “No cars will be able to access this road from 28 April to 1 May.”

No news on chicken farm CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com INVESTIGATIONS into the Southport chicken farm are at a critical stage and the SPCA says it cannot divulge any information on the matter at this stage. “The investigation is at a critical stage and we can unfortunately not supply any information on the case at this stage,” said manager Michael Muller. Muller and his team received a complaint two weeks ago that chickens were left to starve at Wandering Star Farms. Last week Muller said the unhealthy chickens, which were ridden with disease, will be culled. It is unknown how many chickens were culled since more information cannot be rendered. The last consignment of feed was delivered on 23 March. The owner of the farm was given R15 million by government in 2010 to start the farm. The main purpose of the chickens was for egg-laying, but some were slaughtered and sold as “live”.

On Thursday 28 April, from 8am until 5pm on Sunday 1 May, Panorama Parade will be accessible to motorcycles only. Event permit holders access will be available between 11pm and 8am.” Traffic flow changes have been made - Panorama Parade will adopt a one way (north to south) from Monday 25 April to Monday 2 May.

Remington will not be affected by the road closures, however, vehicles can turn left, but will have to exit via the post office lane. Vehicles will be diverted via Finnis Road. She said businesses within the area will be affected and will have to make alternate arrangements for deliveries during the four days of the event.

“As this is the eighth year that ABW is taking place in Margate and as ABW organisers we are of the view that most businesses are aware of this,” said Frayne She said other businesses situated outside the event venue will not be affected, including holiday letting places. “On the day of the mass ride, which starts at Shelly Centre, road users are warned that road closures will be implemented from 10.30am until the end of the ride.”

Child welfare adoption services now accredited PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com PORT Shepstone Child Welfare manager Sagree Naicker said they are now fully accredited to offer permanent adoption services after the organisation was awarded accreditation by Department of Social Development. Naicker said for a child protection organisation to be accredited they require a social worker with special skills. Child Welfare Port Shepstone social worker Khosi Tshazi will be responsible for facilitating processes. Naicker said they provided adoption services before, however, they were stopped due to non-accreditation. “We are very happy to run the service again. As an organisation we know how important it is for every child to be permanently placed with parents.

Fundraiser for ill child coming up CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com THE community of Port Shepstone has rallied with local parents, Jason and Charmaine Govender, to raise funds for surgery which their threeyearold son, Keshi van, is in need of. The next fundraiser will be a runwalk which the Mbango Conservancy will host on Wednesday 27 April. A car show was held recently which raised R40 000. Keshivan was diagnosed with Spastic cerebral pal sy soon after birth and needs urgent medical treat ment to improve his condition. This procedure involves stem cell treatment at the

“When a child is legally adopted there are many benefits that come with it,” said Naicker. Port Shepstone Child Welfare is the only organisation on the South Coast that has been accredited for this service. The adoption service is available to anyone, but will be charged on a means test, depending on income per applicant “This basically means our services will be accessible to all races and income groups. What is important is to get placement for the children in a home that is loving and comfortable for them.” Naicker said they already have parents on their care roll, who are in the process of giving permanent residence to some children in their care. Getting the accreditation is a big step for them especially because they are a small organisation and are under- staffed said Naicker.

Shenzhein Beike Biotechnology Co. Ltd associated hospitals in Thailand. This will enable him to walk and improve other sensory functions. The exciting 10km or fivekilometre circular trail runs through the Umzimkulu River into the indigenous forest, hills and gorges of Band Farm. Registration takes place at 7am and the event be gins at 8am at the Illovo Sugar Mill soccer ground in Oscar Borchers Road. Entrance is R50, and includes lucky draw prizes. “We believe that with your assistance, generosity and support Jason and Charmaine Govender’s hopes for Keshivan to at least walk and lead a nor mal life will be achieved,” said Morgan Naidoo, event organiser. The first 200 entrants will receive medals and there will be a food stall. Contact Raj on 083 555 5021, Mor gan on 076 238 9826 or Jaya on 084 583 6010 for more details.

CASH LOANS ON ANYTHING OF VALUE We buy/loan against Tv’s, Cars, AMC pots, Gold Jewllery, ETC. +14% for VAT Dealers • Interest at 20%

CASH FOR GOLD 9ct at R175 / gram 18ct at R350 / gram 22ct at R427 / gram

We buy Krugerrands @ R16000

BELLAIR

GOLD EXCHANGE

Contact 039 315 7098 / 083 575 4991 Shop 4, DejaVu Boulevard Centre (Next to Fish Inn) Cnr Marine & Albert Meyer Drive, Shelly Beach www.bellairgoldexchange.co.za

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

With Port Shepstone Child Welfare adoption accreditation certificate Sagree Naicker (left) and Khosi Tshazi (adoption facilitator).

FCS requests public assistance in rape case THE Port Shepstone Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit is asking for public assistance in finding a man involved in a rape that took place in February. Police spokesperson Captain Gerald Mfeka said the man allegedly jumped in a 43-year old female’s car while she was driving between Shelly Beach and St Michael’s in the early hours of the morning. She had stopped at a traffic light when the man jumped in and instructed her to carry on driving. He then told her to stop near a bush in St Michael’s beach. “The victim said the

man made her drive into the bush where he raped her and fled. The victim then drove to a safe area where she contacted her family for assistance,” said Mfeka. He said Port Shepstone FCS has an identikit of the suspect and urge the public to assist in the investigation. The man is described as being dark in complexion, approximately 35 years of age and athletically built. If anyone sees the suspect they must contact the investigating officer, Constable Nurse Magubane on 039 688 7900 or 082 334 9682. - Supplied,

FRESH BEEF FOREQUARTERS (C GRADE)

Resthaven Bar Opened UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Contact Sathie on 074 019 7174 or 078 315 2411 or Luvin on 039 315 6082 or 078 640 1324 for Hiring Of Venue

911 Spink Road, Shelly Beach SOME OF OUR FACILITIES INCLUDE: * Conference centre * Pool & entertainment area * Self catering chalets, 4, 6 & 12 sleepers * Budget packages available * Fully licenced bar * Special packages available for: Weddings, parties, religious groups, Sports clubs & schools * Kitchen to be opened soon

Please bring a cut out of this advert in order to receive a Free shooter on the house!

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Identikit of rapist as described by victim.

Taste it!

R49 90

per kg

OPEN: MONDAY TO THURSDAY-O7h30 - 17h30 FRIDAY - O7h30 - 18h00 SATURDAYS - 07h30 - 18h00 SUNDAY - 08h00 - 15h00

SPECIAL VALID FROM 21 - 27 APRIL 2016 OR WHILE STOCKS LAST ST

WEEKEND FRIDAY - SUN

FROZEN CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS

R29

90 per kg

FROZEN CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS

FREYS COUNTRY RUSSIANS

R39

R28 90

per kg

Frey’s Margate Marine Drive - Tel: (039) 312 0242

per kg

NEWS

21 April 2016

Join Hospice for tea and cake 6

south coast

FEVER

Sheppie resident earns Master’s degree in education

PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

OUTH Coast Hospice has become a popular venue on Thursdays as friends, colleagues and family gather at the Hospice Day Care lounge for a cup of tea or coffee and delicious eats. Spotted last Thursday was a group of colleagues from the Beekman Group in Port Shepstone who came during their tea break to relax with the Hospice team. Families were also there to remember their late loved ones who were in the care of Hospice. Hospices fund-raiser B.T. King said this is a very social initiative in an environment where everyone can relax and enjoy “small talk”. The staff take turns to bring eats to share with heir visitors, and last Thursday someone donated a cake for the occasion. Hospice invites people to join its every Thursday from 10am until 2pm.

Visiting South Coast Hospice in memory of their late family members, who were cared for by Hospice (from left) Bonita Tocknell, Rocky Van Rooyen and Monique Tocknell.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Simo Mqadi, from Port Shepstone (right) obtained his Master's degree in ed ucation (curriculum studies) at the University of KwaZuluNatal on 12 April. His supervisor, Dr SB Khoza (left), was present to share in his happy mo ment. Mqadi attributes his success to hard work and good time management.

Public invited to Africa Bike Week meeting today ABOVE: Beekman colleagues (from left) Marinda Vermaak, Leanne Julyan and Sharron Marx. Beekman Group employees Zanele Ndlovu and Lizette Du Preez. PHOTOS: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

THE public is invited to a public consultation meeting about Africa Bike Week on 21 April at Margate Hotel at 5.30pm. The meeting will discuss road closures, site layout, programme of events, opportunities for business to

get involved with branding, permits, safety and security Email your RSVP to Wozani Afrika’s Vicky Wentzel on vicky@wozaniafri ca.co.za - Supplied.

Shop online at www.picknpay.co.za

Also at HYPERMARKETS

PnP NO NAMETM Frozen Chicken Braaipack or Goldi Mixed Portions 2kg Each

WITH OUR LOW PRICES

5 Litre

SAVE R5

Sasko More Slices White Bread 700g

Nescafé Cappuccino or Café Menu Assorted 8/10s Per Pack

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 750g Value Pack

Sunfoil Sunﬂower Oil 5 Litre

195

Sunlight or Surf Auto Washing Powder 2kg or Liquid 1.5 Litre Assorted Each

Pampers New or Active Baby Disposable Nappies Jumbo Pack Assorted Per Pack

Koo Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce 410g

BUY ANY 3 FOR

Lucky Star Pilchards in Hot Chilli or Tomato Sauce 400g Each

Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid Assorted 750ml Each

Protex Soap Assorted 175g

Granular Dry Chlorine 10kg L146

Nestlé Country Fresh Ice Cream Assorted 1.8/2 Litre

Cadbury Lunch Bar, Tempo, P.S. or Crunchie Assorted (Excluding Man Size)

Russian Bear Vodka 750ml

SAVE R40

199

Hunter’s Dry or Gold Cans or Non-returnable Bottles 24 x 330ml Per Case

SAVE R50

249

BUY ANY 2 FOR

FRESH

Coca-Cola Regular 2 Litre

SAVE R19

Nola Mayonnaise Assorted 730-780g Each

2.97 3.37 3.91 4.45 4.45

10kg

Tastic Long Grain Parboiled Rice 2kg

BUY ANY 2 FOR

PRICE PER NAPPY

Size 2 66s Size 3 58s Size 4 50s Size 4+ 44s Size 5 44s

Sasko Low GI Dumpy Seeded Brown Bread 800g

PnP NO NAMETM Large Eggs 18s

PnP NO NAMETM Fresh Chicken Thighs and Drumsticks Per kg

PRICES VALID 21 - 24 APRIL 2016 AT PICK N PAY SUPERMARKETS AND HYPERMARKETS IN KWAZULU-NATAL Excluding Express stores. Buy-aid cards not accepted at the following stores: North Beach and Stanger. Promotional stocks are limited. Prices include VAT, where applicable. Smart Shopper terms and conditions apply. No traders. E&OE. Selected products may not be available at all stores. Selected products on this page have been styled for photography. Visit www.picknpay.co.za, or call 0800 11 22 88. Cellphone rates apply.

109

R PnP Bulk T-bone and Club Steak Mixed Pack Per kg

Checking other supermarkets’ prices.

Klipdrift Export Brandy 750ml

Alcohol Not for Sale to Persons Under the Age of 18. Drink Responsibly.

Best Customer 2013 Including specials. Loyalty Programme 2014 Terms and conditions apply, three years in a row 2015 see picknpay.co.za/brandmatch for more.

1503754_39 X 262

21 April 2016

NEWS

PHOTOS: VUSI MTHALANE

south coast

South Coast area Lady Tablers with their treats.

FEVER

Food samplers (from left) Mike Jacobsz, Janell Lelong and Chris Lelong.

Round Tablers meet in Margate VUSI MTHALANE vusi.mthalane@media24.com

OUND TABLERS from all corners of southern Africa descended on Margate last week to attend the Round Table Southern Africa annual general meeting at Margate Hotel. Activities started on Thursday and lasted the weekend, culminating in the induction of the new president, Rupert Niebuhr, who took over from Spidey Knepscheld. Past president and convener of the AGM, Leon Garbarde, said it was an honour to be this year’s convener and host fellow Tablers, who came from as far as Namibia. “Business and the town of Margate have been very supportive. They offered us certain discounts and we are truly grateful for that,” said Garbarde. There are 143 active Tables with 1 115 Tablers, of which 650 came to Margate.

North Coast area Tablers at their stand.

LEFT: The Dundee area stood out from the rest. RIGHT: Enjoy ing proceed ings (from left) Nick von Ronge, Sakkie Coetzee and Muhle Maluleka.

Networks • Repairs Upgrades • PC Optimising We will come to you! Chocolate Assorted quality 4 kg Charcoal Dipped sweets R25.00 per tray Marshmallows from R10.00 per packet R10.00 each Also available in store: • Homemade Preserves • Homemade Biscuits and Rusks • Sweets • Dried Fruits and Nuts • Coldrinks Fudge R15.00

Shop 7, JTV Centre, Umtentweni | Marelize 083 411 1168

* PC building and upgrading. * Connect your whole home/office to wireless internet. * Optimising slow and unresponsive computers. * Full range of Computer software and hardware.

We’ll give you simple and honest advice Available and on call from 8am - 5pm Weekdays and after hours for urgent assistance, anywhere from Port Shepstone to Port Edward.

Tel: 082 496 6455 Email: mckeymobilecomputers@gmail.com

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Outgoing president Spidey Knepscheld con gratulates newly inducted president, Rupert Niebuhr.

21 April 2016

Trogons visit Oribi Gorge

NEWS

Taxi association FEVER 9 donates uniforms south coast

>> ‘Taxi industry has been born again’ association spokesperson PRECIOUS.GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com

T Barthroated Apalis. Sunday 24 April at 6.30am, Birdlife Trogons will visit Ori bi Gorge and the Vulture Viewing Hide. Meet at the reception area. Bring chairs, breakfast and something 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.blogspot.com or phone Hazel van Rooyen on 072 355 8837 before setting off. For further details and directions, phone Van Rooyen or visit the blog. Please note text messages or ‘call me’ requests will not be responded to. Let Van Rooyen know if you will be attending the outing.

HE Ezingolweni Taxi Association gave back to the community on Wednesday donating more than 140 uniforms to 28 schools in the area. The association and community members gathered at Mbeni community hall for the handover.

Mr Malishe of Ezingolweni Taxi Association said the aim of the uniform handover is to give back to their supporters, the children, parents and the community as a whole. “Ezingolweni Taxi Association has never been associated with good deeds, only taxi wars and everything else. “Today we want to change the

mindset of our community by giving back to them,” said Malishe. He said it is part of their constitution as an association to give back to the community, saying that the taxi industry has been “born again”. The 28 schools that benefitted from the handover are schools in Kwaxolo, KwaNyuswa, Mthimude and Izingolweni.

Virtuous ministry invites women to health talk PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com VIRTUOUS Women’s Ministry invites women of all ages to join it for its next monthly talk at St Michaels Sands Hotel and Restaurant on 7 May from 9am until 12pm. The talk will be on women’s health, presented by South Coast Hospice Sister Dina Thorncroft. Sagree Naicker of Virtuous Women Ministry said Sister Thorncroft will be talking on health issues and challenges women are likely to face. “Sister Thorncroft will be talking

about HIV, pap smears, breast cancer examinations and cervical cancer and other issues.” “All women, young and old, should not miss the talk as they will be given a chance to ask questions and discuss issues among themselves. This is not to be missed. “Come ask questions and get answers,” said Naicker. Cost of the talk is R95, which includes a meal and coffee or tea. To buy a ticket, contact Naicker on 082 365 3226 or email Pastor Cisca Van Zyl on eldad@vodamail. co.za

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Pupils of Mdunga Primary (green uniforms) and Shibade Primary (red uniforms) with ward councillors, teachers and taxi association members (back) at the uniform handover.

Page 10

South Coast Fever

21 April 2016

ADVERTORIAL

Dip Spar turns four

PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANE

Dip Spar managers (from left) Senzo Madla la, Pam Amurugam, Ahmed Gangat and Im raan Akoon.

T Sunola Oil Mills Pty Ltd • P.O Box 20, Port Shepstone 4240 3 Commercial Drive, Marburg, Port Shepstone Tel: 039 682 4507

Congratulations On Your 4th Year Of Trading Success, Wishing You Many More

WELL DONE!! WE WISH YOU 100’S MORE!! Tel/Fax: 039 682 2076 (A/H): 039 682 5208 Email: citielectrical@telkomsa.net 43 Aiken Street PO Box 398 Port Shepstone, 4240

HIS month Dip Spar is celebrating its fourth birthday and extends its gratitude to its loyal customers, staff, and the community of Port Shepstone for embarking on this journey with them for the past four years, as their continued support is invaluable. Dip Spar commits to providing superior customer service, quality products and unbeatable prices that ease your budget. In striving to serve customers, Dip Spar has introduced a loyalty card which can be used to earn loyalty points every time customers shop there, and can they can then redeem the points for in-store discounts. The loyalty card also provides customers with access to loyalty specials that Dip Spar has chosen exclusively for its members, so sign up in-store for this amazing loyalty programme. Dip Spar has great deals and specials and amazing prize giveaways to celebrate its fourth birthday with its valued customers.

south coast

Fever

LEADER

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

TOURISM 360

UGU BEAT 14 FEVER UGU B 25 February 2016 after Water normalises south coast oil contamination LEADER

JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM A FRIEND of mine is the owner of a well known confectionery and energy bar manufacturing company which a few years ago was the brand sponsor of a canoeing event in the Eastern Cape. Once the event was over, his inflatable finishing arch, worth some R17 000, fell off the returning truck and was to all intents and purposes lost in rural Eastern Cape. In fact this was not to be the case. An elderly Xhosa woman found the large bundle and for about two years could not locate the owners of the item until her grandson, who had a laptop, helped via use of the internet. Once she had the contact details for the company she contacted them to inform them that their arch was safe and sound and in her lounge. Much relieved the owners sent a vehicle to collect the inflatable. They also took along a substantial gratuity for the lady in appreciation of her finding their lost asset and facilitating its collection. Now here is the good part - this lady had previously established a

An honest act has an amazing effect on how people recommend places. Simple goodnesses are worth far more than one can imagine. Sadly the converse is also true so we as an organisation strive to ensure that our standards driven members act in an ethical manner towards our visitors and the public in general. I like hearing stories like this as it inculcates a faith in the human spirit. Honesty and integrity can be the backbone of how we conduct our lives and in the case of tourism our business. Happy days are here in paradise and let’s enjoy a busy Africa Bike Week next weekend.

going that extra mile with sincere attention to people’s needs makes such a difference

SPECIAL ONE, SPECIAL PRICE

R25

PORT SHEPSTONE SHEPSTONE, 41 REYNOLDS STREET

039 682 6044

Ugu mayor prov for disaster vict

Feelgood story running and fitness group for elderly women in her impoverished area and when the company found this out, a whole new door was opened. Today the company sponsors this out-of-the-way running outfit for “gogos” and assists them in getting to events for seniors - it just goes to show honesty reaps its own rewards. Tourism is no different. Visitor property, if lost, taken or left behind and returned to the rightful owners, does wonders for peoples’ perceptions of places and products they support. Going that extra mile with sincere attention to people’s needs makes such a difference.

CHICKEN, CHIPS, BUN & DRINK

1/4

Umgeni Water Laboratory conducted various tests on the supply and has confirmed that the water has been cleared of all oil and grease content. The abstraction of water to the plant, which was redirected to our offstorage dam in Bhobhoyi, has since been reverted. It is our view, as the municipality, that water is life and as a caring water services authority, the municipality will continue testing water for quality assurance for the next two weeks through Umgeni Water Laboratory. Following the internal preliminary investigations, which have revealed that a sand mining company that operates along Umzimkhulu River had spilt oil into the river leading to our abstraction point. The municipality will be taking legal action against those involved. The municipality is appreciative of the co-operation by communities during this period and once again we urge them to reduce water usage by using water sparingly as the drought is still a persisting in our district and the rest of the KwaZulu-Natal. Umzokhanyayo Primary School in Communities must continue to heed the noble storm left water dysfunctional. our call and of saving every day in every way. The Ugu District Municipality palities. s promotes working together to create A further 30 households t an environment that is friendly, responsive, accountable, effective and have been identified as efficient for our communities.

FRANCE ZAMA FRANCE ZAMA SENIOR MANAGER SENIOR MANAGER MAYORALTY AND AND MAYORALTY COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION

COMMUNITIES from Hibberdene to THE Ugu District Municipality Ramsgate and inland areas of mayor, Councillor Ntombifikile Gamalakhe, KwaMadlala and MurchiGumede, in partnership son can rest assured knowingwith their water supply has been certified clean local municipalities, has proand has no oil content after being vided resources to aid disaster tested by an independent water relief efforts laboratory, Umgenifor Waterdestitute Laboratory. Pumping from the Umzimkhulu families in Umuziwabantu, River resumed yesterday afternoon Umzumbe and Hibiscus Coast after the municipality cleaned all oil Municipalities as a of the content in the point of result abstraction of St Helen’s Rock pump station using severe thunderstorms overinterthe nal resources. weekend. beneficiaries of lightening conThe storms took another ductors, which will ensure they life, increasing the death toll to are no longer prone to thunder four since the beginning of the storms. storms last week in UmuziwaIn total the municipality bantu. donated 400 blankets, 95 plasThe storm affected 217 tic sheeting, 166 food parcels households in Umziwabantu, and 16 sponges as short-term 194 in Umzumbe and 12 in relief to the families. Hibiscus Coast Municipality. The mayor during her visit A number of 10 schools spoke about the impact of were destroyed and left dys- disasters and how they have functional. increased. Through the assessment She said that the Ugu done by the Ugu Disaster District faces increasing levels Management team, 25 Wendy of disaster risks because it is CHEESE Houses have been provided to exposed to a wide range of SCHWARMA families whose houses were weather patterns, including totally destroyed in Umzumbe drought, fire and thunderand Umuziwabantu munici- storms that can trigger wide-

SHOW

ME THE SCHWARMA!

R15

e d d a

s c m h a m h

p c fr b lo

You are cordially invited to attend the E Workshop,scheduled as follows: WWW.HONCHOS.CO.ZA

Municipal Area

Date

Time

According to the editorial policy of the South Coast Fever, readers are invited to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and significant er rors will be corrected as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 021 8513232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman. In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

OMBUDSMAN

Ombudsman of South Coast Fever

PUBLISHER Neil Tapinos neil.tapinos@media24.com

CLASSIFIEDS ADS: Delue Belter: delue.belter@media24.com

EDITOR: Vusi Mthalane vusi.mthalane@media24.com 0793895205

PRINTING : Paarl Coldset, PMB. COPYRIGHT: Copyright of all editorial, advertising layout, de sign and photographs is vested in South Coast Fever and may not be used without the permis sion of Media24 News in writing.

REPORTERS: Candyce Krishna candyce.krishna@media24.com Precious Gumede precious.gumede@media24.com ONLINE : Nicole John nicole.john@media24.com

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

LETTERS

Integrity, Respect, Accountability, Courage

DISTRIBUTION: For all distribution queries, contact Virginia Ra makistna at 039 682 1010

October to December 2015: 34784

Our water could be making us sick I HAVE been coming to the South Coast for 11 years and if we drink the tap water we get tummy ache. We keep charcoal tablets just in case. I now live in Uvongo and have been on antibiotics ever since. I have a high

Letters to the editor must be received no later than Monday 4pm. Letters and emails should be addressed to The Editor and emailed to editor@feveron line.co.za faxed to 039 682 3344 or posted to PO Box 23, Port Shepstone. SMSes may be sent to 079 389 5205. Letters should not be longer than 350 words. While pseudonyms are allowed, writers must still include their full name and contact details (which will not be published) or letters will not be printed. The Editor reserves the right to not run letters or to alter letters so they are legible.

Chicken abuse is a crime I THOUGHT I was dreaming when I read about those poor chickens that are suffering cruelty and abuse. What did they do to deserve this? I also need R15 million to start a legitimate business, but it’s a pity I don’t have friends in the ANC. This person has committed a heinous crime. He should also be locked up and left to starve just like he did to those chickens. I know that’s just wishful thinking, because nothing will happen to him. Vinny Benjamin

fever and an ear infection like most people in our complex, even those who don’t swim. Children are sick with bleeding ears. My blood pressure also goes up suddenly, among other problems I have. A lady I know of died of a stroke

on Sunday. I also had to fight a stroke because of high fever, while my mother-in-law also has the same symptoms. She has been continuously ill since she moved here three years ago. Even epilepsy can occur with high

fever. I woke up again the other morning with fever and had to fight it with vitamin c. Can this be part of bacteria in the water? I’m afraid my holiday friends will get ear infections as well.

Investigate vehicle licence registration YOUR article on the exorbitant car licences refers (“KZN puts squeeze on car licences”, 14 April). The KZN population are being taken to the cleaners. Just check how many heavy vehicles on the South

Coast have MP number plates, why? I have a small hatch, which will now cost about R700 to licence. I have registered my vehicle in Mpumalanga at a cost of R275. I think a higher authority or ombudsman should in-

vestigate this, not government. Vehicle registration should be the same throughout South Africa. Mpumalanga is leading the way. J.A. Kolas

Twowheelers, behave yourselves SOME time ago I wrote about hooligan bikers and what they must do, and not take innocent lives with them on the pillion seat. One hooligan in question, who was responsible for taking the life of a young woman, and mother, has finally wiped himself out. My sympathies go to the family (not his friends) for this unnecessary

sorrow and expense. So please, fellow bikers, behave I’m a biker as well and I have cir- yourselves, and safe riding - Africa cumnavigated the border of South Bike Week is upon us soon. Africa. I did thousands of kilometres Two Wheels and got home without so much as a Southport scratch on my bum. Why because I’m not a hooligan biker.

Real farmers don’t get help I KNOW the way things are done has changed, but can someone tell me how a government gives a person R15 million to start a farm and not check if the money is used wisely? I know of farmers, real farmers, who struggle to get even a R100 000 loan from government. This man failing to buy feed or even provide water for the chicken shows that this “comrade” was gifted the money by his cronies in high places. I hope as many of those chickens as possible can be saved and not culled. They don’t deserve this. PJ de la Rey Scottburgh

I did thousands of kilometres and got home without so much as a scratch on my bum

Editorial comment IT seems there are some people who still think that rules are made to be broken. This week the Fever established that some people and businesses do not adhere to the water restrictions and regulations imposed by Ugu District Municipality. This was done to ensure that we save the little water we have in this drought we are experiencing. The municipality feels that this does not need to be policed as we are all adults and are aware of the water crisis. We urge everyone to be good citizens and

Now open at

preserve water. In the recent weeks, two stories gained tremendous popularity on Facebook - the Southport chicken farm and SAPS destroy 6500 dagga plants in Umzinto recently. We are still waiting to hear what will happen to the owner of the farm. We hope he will be tried and prosecuted for cruelty to animals. Log on to Facebook, like the South Coast Fever page and find out exactly why these and other stories received so much interaction online.

Sebenza Village Specials

Wash and Blow wave Audrey Dannler - Owner Does hair extensions

Roy Ciofﬁ Hairdress

Share your thoughts and views with us. Have your say on the South Coast Fever Facebook page.

The Mattress Co. Laybyes accepted • We deliver Unit 14, Margate Industrial Park, Industrial Road

info@themattresscompany.co.za • www.thematresscompany.co.za

FACTORY

How to find us:

See us for the best value & quality! Selling direct to the public from our Margate factory

Form-Scaff

BUYING A BED?

R135.00 for ladies Gents cuts

R100.00

Full set of nails and gel toes Behind Form Scaff

Marita Cloete

082 331 6660

Lauren Broadley Hairdresser

Audrey Smidt Receptionist

Maxine Dannler Nail Technician and Nail Educator

R350.00

with nail art of your choice We also have inhouse specials running and we invite everyone to come and pay us a visit

Specials valid from 21 April – 30 April

NEWS

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

Hibiscus Kennel Club news

IBISCUS Kennel Club held a successful agility show on 10 April in perfect weather on a field that was newly cut and green. This is the stuff that makes a dog handler smile because life is so good. We thank Barbara Egan and Tracy Norton for the interesting courses and for giving up their day to judge. Judges offer up their time to help make our day a success while their own dogs stay at home. Thank you to the committee and members who assisted with the running of the show and to the handlers who participated. On a personal note, please be aware of your dog`s health and take note of any changes in their behaviour or eating patterns. Also check their stools regularly as by being aware you could save your dog`s life. The scribe was very fortunate to detect a change in her dog timeously and paid her vet a visit. Jodie had billary and is now on time out for two weeks. As is so often the case we did not notice any ticks but one had infected her days before. We welcome new members who have joined the club during the month with their young dogs. Enjoy your training each Saturday knowing that you are doing the responsible thing but be warned your dogs will know

PHOTO: SUPPLIED.

Saturday afternoon training at Hibiscus Kennel Club. Swish on the box resting while mom, Ninette Smith, takes the photo of Linda Lyte and Meg, trainer Jenny Robertson, Jeanette Cheetham and Ros, Jeremy Brown and Tim, Chris tine Zeeman with Bilton (obscured) and Erika Albracht and Fritz. that it is time for training and will remind you constantly. Hibiscus Kennel Club is proud of their Agility handlers who are doing so well in the ring and congratulate Ninette Smith and her little poodle Swish on being chosen to represent

KZN in South African Champs in Cape Town in May. Our thoughts and good wishes go with you. The following results are for both the The Boxer Club and Hibiscus Kennel Club shows: Gaby Frey and Kylie. This little dog

Share your thoughts and views with us. Have your say on the South Coast Fever Facebook page.

is doing exceptionally well with five firsts with qualifications. Gaby Frey and Scooby are still in the top echelon with three firsts and three second places. Sheldene and Bernice Smit with Mindy achieved two firsts and a second and Bernice and Chloe a second place. Anne Shaw and Romulus are proud of their second place, but the cherry on the cake was Bondi, who is so fast, and her first, followed by a second place. Ninette Smith runs four dogs, all very different as large dogs handle a course differently to small dogs. Her pack did exceptionally well and we have little Swish who is still being a terrible two at times with two first places, one with a QC Sparkle with three seconds and two third places. This is Ninette`s steady dog. Glitz achieved a first. Sharon Derman was delighted with her two little Yorkies as Minkie, who just manages to clear the hurdles went home with a first with QC and Charlie with a second. It was good to see Bily-Anne Engelbrecht and Gunner entering. This young pair have youth, long legs, enthusiasm and a wonderful bond which is so obvious as they “gun” round the course. A well deserved first and two

second places. Karen Salhus, unfortunately, injured herself on the canopy of her vehicle and had to take herself off to hospital for stitches but not before her and Kajun achieved one first place. Get well soon Karen. Last but most certainly not least we say congratulations to Beryl Verwoerdt and Spice on their placing as they have not been training for months, as well as Linda Livesey and Dexi. These two both took home third places. Hibiscus Kennel Club is certainly not all about agility as we also have some very clever Carting dogs as we proved in Port Elizabeth earlier this month. Congratulations to Sue McCay and Gita her GSD who brought home provincial colours with her 99% and 98%. She was also nominated weekend overall winner. Renate Haussmann and Banshee entered their first show as a carting team and scooped first place followed by a second place at their second show. They were also novice winners of the weekend very well done. For more information, contact Sharon Derman on 073 601 4622 or Jenny Robertson on 083 250 4253. Supplied.

BINNEPRET

STILTETYD:

O K om

allie

Hoe beveg jy die monster genaamd ‘stres’ EK skakel nou die dag iemand met wie ek lanklaas gesels het. “Hoe gaan dit deesdae met jou, vra ek.” “Nee, so-so,” kom die antwoord. “Ek is op stresverlof,”kom die antwoord. Stres word die groot beproewing van ons tyd genoem. Matige stres is goed vir mens. Mense onder stres is soos ‘n veer wat te lank gerek is en dan meegee onder die spanning. Dr Roberta Lee, meld in haar boek The Super Stress Solution dat godsdienstige mense se godsdienstige ingesteldheid help om stres te hanteer. Dit lyk asof die wete dat ek deel is van ‘n Groter geheel, my tog baat. Natuurlik sal mense van bogenoemde waarneming verskil, en dit selfs simplisties noem. Ja, en natuurlik dra oefening, ‘n gesonde dieet, positiewe denke, opbouende verhoudings, ensovoorts by tot jou gesonde funksionering as mens. Gelowige mense en veral Christene ken Jakobus 5:13-20 se advies: “As daar iemand onder julle is wat

swaarkry, moet hy bid.” Kyk, soms kan stres, bekommernisse en swaarkry jou wakker hou, maar Jakobus stel voor - gebruik jou wakker-tyd as tyd om met God te praat. Dis in sulke tye dat ek en jy net met Hom kan praat oor die dinge wat ons gestres maak. Die woord “stres” gaan jou help om jou kan-nie-slaap-tye in God-tye te verander. “S” staan vir soek vir God op – in strestye gaan dadelik na God – Hy kan en wil help. “T” staan vir terugdink – dink aan wat die Bybel ons leer oor wie God is en wat Hy doen. “R” staan vir roep sonder ophou na God – bid gedurig (1 Tess 5:17). “E” staan vir emosies – moenie jou emosies voor God onderdruk nie, vertel vir God hoe jy voel – dit help. “S” staan vir Soek God se wil, waarmee is Hy besig, wat verwag Hy van my. Praat met God oor jou stres, praat met hom. - Verskaf.

21 April 2016 PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

FEVER

Kugqugquzelwe umphakathi ngokwekwenza okulungile

PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com OWOKUZALWA eMtwalume kwaQoloqolo umculi wokholo uSifiso Ncwane uthe uzogubha usuku lwakhe lokuzalwa ngakubo kulonyaka. USifiso uthe usuku lwakhe ubejwayele ukulugubha nomndeni wakhe nabaseduzane naye. Ekhuluma nabezindaba uNcwane uthe kulonyaka ukhethe ukuqoqa umphakathi wangakubo. Usuku lukaNcwane lozogujwa izinsuku ezimbili Mhlaka 22 no 23 April esikoleni KwaNojeza ngo10 ekuseni. Okhulumela uNcwane ophinde abe ngunkosikazi wakhe uNkk. Ayanda Ncwane uthe kuzoba yimpelasonto emnandi impela emphakathini. “Sesiqalile ukulungisela lempela sonto njengoba kuzobakhona izinto eziningi ezahlukahlukene, kusho uNkz Ncwane. “Lesi sikole sizosipenda siphinde silungise namawindi angekho esimweni esigculisayo njengoba ephukile nokunye ukuze kuthi kufika lolusuku olukhulu, konke sekulungile, kusho yena. UNkk. Ncwane uthe imbangela yokuthi bakhethe ukuthi bazojabula ekhaya enye futhi ebaluleke kakhulu ukuthi lendawo yakwaQoloqolo ibaluleke kakhulu kumyeni wakhe njengoba umama wakhe wamzalela khona kwathi esenamasonto amabili wathathwa uLindeni Mthembu ongu dadewabo kawakhe wamkhulisa, khona futhi kulendawo. “Sijwayele ukuvakasha kulendawo kodwa iqiniso lithi iyohlale ibalulekile empilweni kababa uNcwane kusho uNkk. Ncwane. Lomcimbi wogugubha iminyaka engamashumi amathathu nesikhombisa (37) kaSifiso Ncwane uvulelekile kumphakathi wonke. UNkk. Ncwane uthe ngoMqibelo kuzoba khona umqhudelwano webhola lezinyawo, ezinkundleni zomphakathi eMatyanini, lapho bezonikezela abazowina ijezi leebhola kanye nomklomelo wemali engu-R1000, imvu kanye nendondo.

fam

Uzojabulisa umphakathi wangakubo uSifiso Ncwane

“Kunezinombolo lapho umphakathi ungakwazi ukuthi ubike ukukhohlakala okuqhamuka noma ikuphi emiphakathini yawo ehhovisi lika Ndunankulu. “Leyo nombolo ithi 080 059 6596 enye inombolo okungabikwa khona ubugebengu okwenzeka Ogwini nakunoma imuphi umasipala ongaphansi kwalo ethi 080 111 1660,” kusho uChamane. Umphakathi unikezwe ithuba lokuphosa imibuzo kuhulumeni, izikhalazo nezicelo onazo. Basukumile abantu, abaningi babo bakhala ngentuthuko. Omunye uthe esigodini sangakubo umgwaqo awul-

y butc

MNDENI MEATS

FLU VACCINES NOW AVAILABLE RECOMMENDED FOR ELDERLY, CANCER, DIABETES, ASTHMA, HEART DISEASES, TB, HIV PATIENTS “TO BE TAKEN NOW”

MINIMAL WAITING TIME JOIN THE FAST QUEUE

1kg

BMS Viennas

10kg

Econo

29 KG R 19

LEG ¼s Uzobe egubha usuku lakhe lokuzalwa uSifiso Ncwane kwaQoloqolo eMtwalume.

Shopper Cards Available in store!!!

Riversmead Chickens 99

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

ungisiwe. “Kuba nzima noma sigulelwa ukuthi abosizo oluphuthumayo bafinyelele esigulini. Siyacela ukuthi uhulumeni asibhekelele loludaba,” Omunye uthe bona emphakathini wabo bakhala ngezikhungo zokuthuthukisa amakhono. Omeya kanye nonqgonqgoshe bazilalelile baphinde bazibhala izikhalazo zabantu kanti ezinye baziphendula. Umeya wasoGwini uCllr uNtomfikile Gumede yena usukume nokuthi agqugquzele abazali ukuthi bakhulise izingane zabo ngendlela efanele ngoba umuntu indlela yokuziphatha uyifunda ekhaya. UGumede uthe ngalokhu uthi uma wonke muntu ephuma ekhaya elifundisekile ubugebengu bungaphela. Emaphethelweni omcimbi kunandiswe ngomculo wokholo kunandisa owokudabuka khona laOgwini uSifiso Ncwane osukumise ngisho nesinedolo.

stokvel and shopper cards available

Natal nayo kumele iluthathe ilusebenzise emiphakathini ukuze kubuyiswe ukuthembeka. “Loluhlelo lubhekene nokubuyisa unembeza ebantwini bonke baKwaZulu-Natal, abasebenzi bahhulumeni, imphakathi naye wonke umuntu ukuze izimpilo zethu ziqhubeke ngaphandle kobugebengu,” Kusho uChamane. Uthe umphakathi akumele uvumele abasebenzi bakahulumeni badlale ngawo. Kumele babike yonke inkohlakalo eyenzekayo emahhovisi. Uphinde wakhipha izinombolo lapho kubikwa khona noma yiluphi uhlobo lobugebengu.

NGQONGQOSHE wezokuThuthukiswa koMphakathi ophinde abambe isihlalo sokuba iqhawe loGu emnyangweni kandunankulu uMama uWeziwe Thusi uhambele umphakathi waseGamalakhe asoGwini eT.B Molefe ezogqugquzela udaba lokubika ubugebengu eminyangweni kahulumeni ikakhulukazi uma kuphathwa udaba lokugwazisa ngezimali ezinsizeni zikahulumeni okungafanele engabe ziyakhokhelwa. Loluhlelo oluhanjiswa uThusi lu-

bizwa nge “I Do Right Campaign’ ngamafuphi okuqonde ukuthi ‘ngenza okufanele.” Lomcimbi obumkhulu ngohlobo oluyisimanga uqale ngemashi lapho izimeya, amakhansela namalunga omphakathi bemashe ngezinyawo besuka eZ.G beya ezinkundleni eT.B Molefe becula amaculo omzabalazo. Bebephethe izinqwembe ezinemibhalo eliwisana nobugebengu. Isikhulumi uAdvocate Simo Chamane ongummeli wabantu ehhovisi likaNdunankulu uchazele abomphakathi ukuthi inhloso yalomcimbi yini. UChamane uthe lolu uhlelo lwazwelonke uNdunakulu athe iKwaZulu-

>>precious.gumede@media24.com

south coast

Behola imashi yokulwa nobugebengu kusukela kwesokunxele imeya yeHCM uCllr Nomusa Mqwebu, ungqongqoshe uWeziweThusi, kanye noCllr uNtombifi kile Gumede imeya ye Ugu.

PRECIOUS GUMEDE

ZULU

255

BOX

ChilliLongs

R19

99 KG

PACK

Patties Beef/Chicken

99 KG

Turkey Wings

get a cash back when buying on a stokvel card. while stocks last --- we reserve the right to limit stocks valid until saturday 23rd april 2016

49 bazley street, port shepstone

telephone: 039 682 5264

99 KG

Page 18

South Coast Fever

Congratulations

21 April 2016

on turning ONE!

ADVERTORIAL

Novic Industries turns one A

S Novic Industries celebrate their first birthday, they reflect on their journey up to this point and what has driven the company to offer top-class service to clients. Novic Industries drills boreholes and is based in KZN and the Eastern Cape, with the head office in Port Shepstone. The company was started by Victor van der Merwe and Nova Coetzee. Over time they have trained and passed the passion they have for what they do to their die-hard team members - three field service teams, administration and marketing ladies. Today the company boasts a staff complement of 16 after starting the company with only four people. Although the company is a year old, they have been in the industry for over 10 years. During that time, they have come to appreciate the responsibility vested on them of providing fresh and clean water as well as a livelihood to other people.

Novic Industries is registered with the Borehole Water Association and the Ground Water Association. The company is against fracking as it will affect water. Novic Industries mission: • We strive to give a water solution that is in every individual client’s budget and need to make their lives better. We do this by excelling in our workmanship, maintenance and designs for each individual project and we strive to insure less water wastage. • We use renewable energy & inventions. We try to create a system for our clients that run on low cost and no operation of humans as possible. • We strive to mainly give complete service to clients within any water need that may be needed to uplift their lives. • Rural projects that we install are aimed at teaching the community to maintain and repair the projects to develop skills in the art of saving water. .

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Drilling for water.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Clean water comes out of a school borehole. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Novic Industries provides complete solutions, from drilling the borehole to in stalling pumps and filters.

PHOTO: SUPPLLIED

Boreholes provide clean water, which can be stored.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

A borehole provides peace of mind in the current drought situation.

DON’T WAIT FOR WATER RESTRICTIONS Think Green, Think Pure, Think Boreholes by

WE ARE WATER & PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: • Surveying of water • Drilling boreholes • Draw down testing • Electrical Pump installations • Solar Pump installations • Hand Pump installations • Windmill pumped installations • Tank Stands • Back up pressure systems – Domestic, Commercial and Schools • Rain Harvesting systems • Irrigation systems • Gravity feed systems • Natural Spring systems • Camera – used to find a problem down a borehole • Retrieving of pumps that are stuck CALL • Septic Tank Systems FOR A • River Pumps QUOTE & • Water quality testing FIND OUT for consumption ABOUT • Water filters DISCOUNTS. • Power packs

WE ARE WATER Nova Coetzee - 082 554 7140 \ Victor Van Der Merwe - 071 203 8478 www.novicindustries.com nova@novicind.co.za / victor@novicind.co.za

Page 20

South Coast Fever

21 April2016

Building suppliers best on the coast >> Outlet offers large range of taps

INCE 2006, MacDale Builders Suppliers have commanded a good reputation for service in the business. Faizal Habib, the owner of this well known family business in Port Shepstone would never settle for anything less. Faizal, a married man with three children, is passionate about them, and his plumbing business. "The reason for our success is our excellent pricing, which we manage to achieve due to bulk buying of our prod-

ucts and to maintaining a good relationship with our suppliers." MacDale Builders Suppliers are proud to offer the largest range of taps on the South Coast and with their six other branches - Durban, Hillcrest, Bluff, Chatsworth and Centurion they are able to offer their services across a broad range of areas. MacDale supply the DIY enthusiast, contractors and plumbers in KZN with their most recent achievement being the Wild Coast Waterworld project.

They are also busy with Fairway Service Station, which is due to open soon, and they supplied the Taj Hotel and Pepper Pots - well-known businesses on the South Coast. Faizal says that if anyone is looking for plumbing supplies it is worth shopping around for the best prices, but should not to compromise on quality. Stay with well known brands and with products that offer a long-term guarantee for peace of mind. Faizal would like to thank his regular customers and suppliers for their support over the past 10 years and welcomes new inquiries which can be made to 039 682 3746.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

MacDales has a wide range of unique shower accessories.

Some of the items stocked by Macdale Builders can not be found any where else. Affordability and quality in stock.

Bathroom stock to suit your needs.

KWIKOT Exlusivity and style is assured at Mac dale Builders.

south coast

Fever All the best to Macdale Wishing you many more years to success!

SUPPLIER OF SUPERIOR

RELIABLE WATER HEATING SOLUTIONS Tel: 031 574 8700 www.kwikot.com

CBREEZE

GOODBYE GOUT 22

Designer needs your FEVER fancy attire 21 April 2016

south coast

"Hi my name is Yogesh Naidoo and I suffered badly from severe gout, mainly in my big toe. I also battle with my joints, suffering pain from past injuries & operations. I want to share my Lifetones story with you.

A while ago, my wife walked past the health shop at La Lucia Mall & saw a poster on the window advertising Lifetones. After getting more information from the store, she purchased a bottle for me. I promise you, it was so quick! I stopped suffering from gout and I have not had an attack in ages. My shoes actually became looser for me because the water retention has stopped and I've lost weight too. My skin looks clearer and I feel great. Many people have asked what I am taking because they can see the difference. I am also a diabetic, diagnosed late in life and I take insulin. Fortunately I can take Lifetones in conjunction with my insulin and it does not affect the diabetes medications. I have referred some of my family members to Lifetones and they have seen great results too. My brother in Johannesburg suffers from arthritis in the knees even though he goes to gym & is active. Lifetones has helped his arthritis. My mum has also suffered from severe arthritis after a bad fall, and Lifetones has helped ease her pair and give her some relief. Lifetones has really helped p us all: try y it for yourself y and you'll see!" ORIGINAL

Lee Jackson makes young men and women's matric farewell dance dreams come true.

ACID

Gout CLEAR Arthritis Fibromyalgia Painful Joints Carpal Tunnel Aching Muscles

CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

LIVER SUPPORT? USE OUR NATURAL REMEDY Cirrhosis Jaundice Nausea

Hepatitis Over Indulging

Milkthistle is recommended to protect the liver and treat liver disease and is a natural antioxidant that has anti-inﬂammatory activity that can potentially help the liver recover from injury. Dandelion provides a number of natural, biologically active compounds and is rich in vitamins C, D, A and the B complex and also contains natural antioxidants and compounds that help your body recover.

MEMORABLE Moments South Coast KZN does exactly what it’s name suggests - makes moments memorable for those who need assistance. Lee Jackson started her cause in 2014 when she noticed that many young women did not have money to attend their matric farewell. She then appealed to locals to donate dresses, shows, accessories and the like through her Facebook page, Memorable Moments South Coast. “Every year without fail there is a need for matric farewell dance outfits. Some can afford to either have theirs made or even hire expensive outfits, but what about those who don’t have the means?” asked Jackson. She said she noticed this reality after starting her business, Glory Designs, in 2007. “Sadly the cost of living is just too high and many parents can’t afford to splash out on a dress and the other items needed for a matric farewell,” she said. Jackson now has 70 dresses, shoes, accessories and a few suits which enables many young women and men to attend their farewell.

Scott St. Pharmacy 131 Scott Street. 039 976 0909 Supreme Health Shop Scottburgh Mall. 039 976 2978 Hibberdene Pharmacy Village Mall. 039 699 2510 The Book Shop Scott Street. 039 978 2027 Oribi Pharmacy Pick ‘n Pay, Port Shepstone. 039 682 0838

Grosvenor Pharmacy Nelson Mandela Dr., Port Shepstone 039 682 2590 Reynolds St. Pharmacy 51 Reynolds Street, Port Shepstone. 039 682 2237 Infomed Pharmacy 54 Aiken St., Port Shepstone. 039 682 1180 Basically Health Shop 107, Shelly Ctr. 039 315 1309

PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com SOUTH Coast Hospice is proud to announce its new cancer-screening services will be available every Wednesday at its palliative care centre at

Sr Virusha Naidoo

The Good Health Shop Surf Bay Centre. Shelly Beach. 039 315 5351 Youngs Pharmacy Marine Drive, Margate. 039 317 2661 Health Fare Hibiscus Mall, Margate. 039 317 1700

B. Soc. Sci, B. Nursing • Dip. PHC Prac No 0600172

CLINICAL NURSE PRACTITIONER CLINIC NOW OPEN IN PORT SHEPSTONE

Baby Wellness & Immunisations, Screening Tests, Nebulising, HIV Testing & Counselling, Family Planning, Pregnancy Testing & Antenatal Care, Pap Smears & Breast examination, Wound Care, Removal of Stitches, Ear Syringing, Diabetic Care & Educaiton REYNOLDS STREET (OPP HIBISCUS HOSPITAL) 082 495 7145 Dr Bernadine James Counselling Psychologist • • • •

Tel: 072 039 0514 | Fax: 086 609 8928 Helpline: 086 020 2005 Email: orders@tonesfamilyhealth.co.za

www.tonesfamilyhealth.co.za

If anybody has outfits, dresses, suits, shoes and jewellery they no longer use, WhatsApp Lee on 082 717 7472.

Cancer screening at Hospice

Available from Approved Selected Health Shops near you: Bright On Health Bluff Shopping Centre. 031 467 3775 Fit as a Fiddle Seadoone Mall, Toti. 031 903 6709 Seadoone Pharmacy Seadoone Mall, Toti. 031 903 7797 Lagoon Pharmacy Shop 8, Toti Towers. 031 903 2828 Umkomaas Pharmacy Shop 7, Spar Centre. 039 973 0041

“Sometimes there are adjustments that need to be done. I charge a small fee for this so that dry cleaning costs are met,” said Jackson. A refundable deposit of R300 is charged and then paid back on condition that the outfits, shoes and accessories are returned undamaged. “I charge a R50 fee for the cleaning,” she said. An extra charge is involved for shoes and accessories. A manicure and make-up is also made possible through Cheryl Thain from Makeup Artistry by Cheryl and Lisa Prins from LM Beauty, who sponsor vouchers to add that extra special touch. “It would be fantastic if I could get someone on board to do hair as well as transport and whatever else is needed to make that day special,” said Jackson.

Practice No. 8625093

Counselling Educational Assessments Grade 9: Subject choice Grade 11/12: Career Counselling

OPEN FOR THE HOLIDAY

H.D.E (Wits) B.A. (Honours - UNISA). M.A. Counselling Psychology RAU Cum Laude. D Litt et Phil Counselling Psychology (UJ)

Specialist in assessments for the last 22 years. Assessments also available in Afrikaans

13 Wartski Drive, (Near Margate Netcare)

Tel: 039 317 1759 Email: bernijames@worldonline.co.za

Kingfisher House, 29 Connor Street in Port Shepstone. Hospice fund-raiser, B.T. King, said this services will be managed by a professional sister Heidi Thom, who is qualified and experienced in palliative care. Thom will also be facilitating the cancer support group at Hospice. “We started our cancer screening services at the beginning of March and we will continue offering them. However, bookings have to be made through reception,” said King. Hospice’s screening services include pap smears at R170, which includes a breast examination, and/or prostate tests at R170. “If the patient wants to have a breast examination it is R50. Skin-cancer screenings are R50,” she said. For more information, and to book, contact South Coast Hospice reception on 039 682 3031.

Clinical Psychologist DR. CAThRIn VEnTER

M.Soc.Sci, PhD - Practice no: 0290157

• Adult, Child and Adolescent Therapy (All psychological problems) • Couple's/Marital Therapy • Sex Therapy • Depression/Anxiety • Forensic Psychology/Assessments • School Assessments (IQ and School Performance) • Career Assessments

Tel: 039-6822787 I Cell: 073 774 6416 Email: doctorventer@gmail.com Address: 12 Quarry Road Port Shepstone

HOME BARGAIN 911 HEAD OFFICE: 635 SUNSET AVENUE, WOODHUSRT, CHATSWORTH, DURBAN TEL: 27 31 401 21 24 / 27 31 402 09 66 / 27 31 406 31 96 CELL 27 74 788 05 13 EMAIL: homebargainsales911@gmail.com homebargain911@gmail.com WEBSITE www.rescuetentsandhomes911.co.za

HOME BARGAIN 911 EAST LONDON BRANCH, 20 DEVEREUX AVENUE 5247, SHOP 10 VINCENT, EAST LONDON TEL. 043 7210806, FAX 043 7210806, CELL. 27 74 78805 13 WEBSITE www.rescuetentsandhomes911.co.za

WINTER SALE WEDDING SPECIALS

R7000.00 7 X 12 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY R9000.00 9 X 15 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY R15000.00 9 X 18 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY R20000.00 9 X 24 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY R26000.00 9 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY R30000.00

5 X 10 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY

FUNERAL PACKAGES R11 000.00

5 X 10 TENT + 70 CHAIRS + 1 TABLE

A FRAME TENTS

R17 000

5 X 10 FRAME TENT

7 X 12 TENT + 100 CHAIRS + 2 TABLES

7 X 12 FRAME TENT

R21 000

STRETCH TENTS

5 X 10 STRETCH TENT

10 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE.

CHAIRS TABLES JUMPING CASTLES BRIDE & GROOM CHAIR BRIDE & GROOM TABLE DRAPPING GREEN CARPET KING & QUEEN CHAIR CHAIR COVERS

7 X 12 STRETCH TENT

R38 000

R R R R R R R R R

WE CAN BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE

9 X 15 STRETCH TENT

12 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE.

R62 000 R35 000

R50 000

R80 000.00

15 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE HEAVY DUTY

WE CAN BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE ALL HEAVY DUTY MATERIAL 54.00 WE DELIVER WORLD WIDE 500.00 10 YEAR WARRANTY 9 000.00 ON WORKMANSHIP 4 800.00 3 800.00 8 500.00 9 000.00 3 000.00ea 30.00

COME IN FOR MORE SPECIALS VISIT OUR STORES TO FEEL THE EXPERIENCE OF THE MATERIAL

9 X 15 FRAME TENT

R21 500

PASTORS SPECIALS

GRAB A DEAL ACCESSORIES

R12 500

R15 000.00

MANY MORE SPECIALS CALL US NOW VALID TILL

29/04/2016

UNBEATABLE VALUE DON’T LOSE OUT

MUCH MORE IN STOCK OF BLOCK OUT,ALPINE TENTS,REPAIRS OF TENTS,MANUFACTURING OF TARPS, WEDDING CUSHIONS

FEATURES

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Buying property with your partner I

21 April 2016

F you’re going to buy a home with your partner, you might want to sign on the dotted line, just in case. Nothing says “commitment” like getting a joint bond. Combining resources means being able to afford a

bigger apartment or house, or a home in an area that might otherwise be out of your financial reach - it’s somewhat of a win-win situation. South Africa is seeing a growing trend of buyers entering the property

South Coast

market in joint-ownership partnerships, and while some may prefer to avoid this, it does offer many people greater living opportunities. But, remember that careful planning is required and you’ll need to draw up a contract that you both agree on. Now, drawing up a contract of property co-ownership may not be the most romantic way to

GATE & DOOR

Gate & Garage Door Automation • Service, Repairs & Installing CCtv, Electric Fencing and Intercom System Also do Razor Wire

south coast

FEVER

begin this journey, but see it as an opportunity to put down, in writing, how you want to deal with various hypothetical circumstances now while you’re both happy. Once this is done, you can file the document away, and, if all goes according to plan, you will never have to look at it again. So what do you need to put in this contract? Property24 has a few helpful hints for you: When drawing up a contract of coownership, it is always advisable to have your agreement checked by an attorney to ensure all aspects comply with the South African law. The agreement should specify: • Who will be responsible for the initial payments, such as the deposit and transfer fees and how these costs will be split between both parties. • The amounts that each person is responsible for paying on an ongoing basis. These include bond payments, rates and levies as well as any maintenance that needs to be done to the property. • What proportion each person will

own of the property. • Who is allowed to occupy the property. • How the proceeds from the sale of the property should be split. • What needs to be done if one party wishes to sell their portion of the property. • What happens to the property and ownership in the property if the relationship ends, or in the event of the death or incapacity of one of the parties. • How the agreement may be terminated. Always be aware that the property may not be absolutely ideal for either one or both parties, or what you might have originally had in mind. There will be moments where differences of opinion will be voiced, but if you’re willing to communicate and compromise, you’re well on your way to taking this to a whole new level of commitment. With these points taken care of, you can relax and get swept up in the excitement of this new home you share. - Property24.

Call us: 076 027 1311 / 039 315 0298 scgatendoor@gmail.com

BUDGET CARPORTS Affordable Carports, Supplied & Installed

Tel: 072 409 2370 / 083 273 9449 Small Car Medium Car 2 Small Cars 2 Medium Cars 2 Suv’s

5m x 3m 6m x 3m 5m x 5m 6m x 5m 6m x 6m

R8 000.00 R9 000.00 R10 500.00 R12 000.00 R14 500.00

PHOTO: SOURCED

Buying a home with your partner is a big step. Make sure you have all the necessary documents.

COOL AWNINGS

Best Service, Best Quality, Guaranteed!!!

Fully Installed with box gutters all sides, hot dip galvanised poles and downpipe

V N H

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

VNH PRECASTING cc

Supply to Water, Sewer & Road Projects

Septic Tanks Paving slabs Pipeline markers Lockable slabs Stormwater cover slabs & splays Sewer rings & covers Fig 6, 12 & mini kerbs Steps Gulleys Wall cappings Pillar tops Soil Retainers Concrete benches Manhole spacer elements Cast iron frames

• Patios • Awnings • Carports

• Shadeports • Adjustables • Retractables

SCOTTBURGH TO PORT EDWARD

e best! Simply th

Tel: (039) 695 0320 Cell: 072 587 0170 Fax: (039) 695 2180

IS YOUR ALARM SYSTEM BLIND: 24 HOUR VIDEO VERIFICATION ALARM SYSTEM!!

LOCKABLE SLABS

SEWER RINGS

SOIL RETAINERS

R399 excl vat

DOUBLE WASH TROUGH

Tel: 039 682 0748 • Fax: 039 684 0748 Cell: 082 553 3285 350 Commercial Drive, Marburg, Port Shepstone Ext 5 www.vnhprecast.co.za • Rated Level 1 B-BBEE 100%

• Eskom FREE • Up to four years battery life • Two partitions • Combined indoor and outdoor systems • Day and night video verfication • Prioritise your armed response Contact: Wian Wessels for a no obligation quote 083 411 1169 wmwessels@yahoo.com

Security with smart app capabilities

Videofied meets consumer demands with an interactive smartphone app that provides the reassurance and convenience of remote arming and disarming.

W here’sThe Fun Food Fun Venues South Coast Fever

21 April2016

Page 25

Entertainment

Out & About

Beach

EventsLife

Scene at Wild Coast B

OXING fans showed up in their numbers at Wild Coast Sun to enjoy the

‘War on the Shore 3’ boxing tournament. Attending the event …

Boxing fans and visiting boxers to gether for a photo shoot. PHOTOS: VUSI MTHALANE

Y NL VG O M ERS B

LEFT: Former lightweight champion Irvin Buhlalu (left) with Thulani ‘Sugarboy’ Malinga.

MSC CRUISE0 500 VALUED AT R1

Wild Coast Sun managers, employees and fans. With two time former WBC super middle weight world champion Thulani ‘Sugarboy’ Malinga (centre), Jason Smith and Michelle Cilliers.

SUN CITY VACATIO VALUED AT R15

000

BIG BOY SCOOTER VALUED AT R15000

R15000

IN CASINO

FREEPLAY

JOIN US EVERY WEDNESDAY IN APRIL & JUNE 2016 AND YOU COULD WIN A CHOICE OF CASINO FREEPLAY, A SUN CITY VACATION, MSC CRUISE OR A BRAND NEW BIG BOY SCOOTER VALUED AT R15000. ALSO UP FOR GRABS IS 1 OF 5 X R1 000 CASH PRIZES EACH WEEK. DRAW EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 21H00. PLUS POWER WINNER FREEPLAY JACKPOTS FROM 21H30. TO HELP YOU EARN EXTRA POINTS, PLAY ON MONDAYS AND EARN DOUBLE POINTS BETWEEN 10H00 – 12H00 & 18H00 – 21H00. TICKETS ISSUED PER 1 POINT EARNED FROM MONDAY 00H15 – WEDNESDAY 20H00. TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE DAY OF THE DRAW FROM 20H00 AT THE TICKET KIOSK. E DRAWS WILL TAKE PLACE AT 21H00 ON THE MAIN CASINO FLOOR. *NO DRAW ON WEDNESDAY, 27 APRIL 2016 RULES WITH COMPLETE OFFER AVAILABLE AT MVG (MOST VALUED GUEST) DESKS OR SUNINTERNATIONAL.COM

SUN INTERNATIONAL SUPPORTS RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING. GAMBLING FOR PERSONS 18 YEARS AND OLDER. WINNERS KNOW WHEN TO STOP. NATIONAL RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING TOLL-FREE COUNSELLING LINE 0800 006 008. SUN INTERNATIONAL CASINOS ARE LICENSED CASINOS.

21 April 2016

MOTORING

south coast

FEVER

autofever

Setsuna set to take design week by STORM >> The opentop twoseater will be the focus of Toyota’s first appearance at the Milan Design

T’S a no brainer that modern day Milan in Italy has become synonymous with style, which makes it the perfect city to launch Toyota latest design marvel concept – Setsuna. To call it a “design marvel” is no exaggeration, as it is a drivable car that is predominantly made from wood. The open-top two-seater will be the focus of Toyota’s first appearance at the Milan Design Week (12 – 17 April). The reason to use wood as the primary material for Setsuna’s construction was to express the notion that love grows as time passes, and changes in colour and feel in direct response to the love and care shown to it. The Setsuna symbolises how cars undergo a

gradual transformation over the years, as if absorbing the aspirations, memories and emotions of multiple generations of a family. With the Setsuna concept, Toyota is expressing the notion that, as a family accrues time and experiences together with their car, lovingly caring for it and passing it on to the next generation, that car will acquire a new type of value that only the members of that family can appreciate. The car’s name – Setsuna, meaning “moment” in Japanese – was chosen to reflect that people experience precious, fleeting moments together with their cars. Toyota believes that, over time, these collective moments make their cars irre-

placeable to their owners. However, the Setsuna is not a piece of furniture – it is a fully functioning car, although not road-legal. For this reason, different types of wood were chosen for specific parts of the vehicle – including Japanese cedar, with its vivid grain and flexibility for the exterior panels; strong and rigid Japanese birch for the frame; hard-wearing Japanese zelkova for the seats; and smooth-textured castor aralia for the seats. The panels feature different grain patterns in the cedar, achieved with straight and cross-cutting of the raw timber, creating attractive contrasts. The concept of an “accumulation of

P ES

OT S C A BakkiesWANTED & Cars – Dead or Alive. Voetstoots R5000 – R100 000. Will beat any offer

073 846 3027

Autorite Vehicle Repair and Service Centre Repairs and Services to all makes of vehicles: petrol and diesel Auto Electrical, Panel Beating and Spray Painting Call Out and On Site Mobile Repairs Undertaken

GUARANTEED TO BEAT ANY VALID QUOTATIONS Anerley, Port Shepstone and Scottburgh branches now open

TEL: 078 271 1573

To advertise in the motoring contact our sales team on 039 682 1010

WANTED ALL BAKKIES & CARS Used, Rusted, Damaged Vehicles

Trucks, Caravans Trailers, Bakkie Bins, Canopies, Tailgates & tyres 031 902 5820 082 623 0986 082 455 0107 (All Hours)

than large sections of body. It should then be possible for owners to identify areas of the car where remedial work has been done by hand, adding to the memories being passed down. On design, Kenji Tsuji, the Toyota engineer overseeing development of the Setsuna, says: “The completed body line of the Setsuna expresses a beautiful curve reminiscent of a boat. We would also like the viewer to imagine how the Setsuna will gradually develop a complex and unique character over the years. The car includes a 100year meter that will keep time over generations, and seats that combine functional beauty with the gentle hue of the wood.” - Supplied

MUNICIPAL NOTICE

MOTORING ID ON TH

moments” is expressed through the vehicle’s radial, circular emblem. While giving the impression of a blooming flower, the design also evokes the appearance of a clock that shows each individual moment. It is a symbol of hope that both family and car will grow together, just as trees grow larger and stronger ring by ring. While it’s also worth noting that there were no screws or nails used to assemble the Setsuna, its body comprises 86 handmade panels. Considerable thought was given to the design and creation of the panels, each of which offers unique changes as the car ages. If repairs become necessary, individual panels can be replaced rather

Cash Paid

FALCON TYRE CENTRE Port Shepstone - Tel: 039 682 5385/76 Open Monday - Sunday and Holidays

BEST PRICES

ON ThE COAST

• Tyres • Mags • Suspension Repairs • Wheel Alignment • Brakes & Shocks • Punctures

SPECIALS on Exhausts, Suspension, Brakes, Shocks, Servicing, General Repairs Clutch and Engine Overhauls

Fever business

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Pupils, Polish visitors and St Mar tins staff at the South African Polish Cultural Day.

www.onewaybusinessservices.co.za email: colin@onewaybusinessservices.co.za Suite 4, Waterfront Business Park, Umtentweni Tel: 084 250 0340

OneWay Business Services

FOR A FREE BUSINESS ASSESSMENT CONTACT US NOW!!

St Martins De Porres School hosts cultural day for Polish visitors PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com ST Martins De Porres School held a South African-Polish Cultural Day where they hosted visitors from Poland. Pupils and visitors dressed in their cultural attire sharing information and enjoying cultural dishes. Nolubabalo Mdikane and Thembisa

Mdudi, public relation officers at St Martins said it was a memorable occasion. “The event is part of our twinning programme which we started in 2007 with our exchange school in Poland,” said Mdudi. “After the main programme at the school hall we went to Sweet Dale Camp and played games and everyone enjoyed every single moment shared,” said Mdikane.

Other professional services

• Monthly ﬁnancial and management reports • Business valuations • Business sale agreements • Due diligence investigations • Business plans • Finance applications Make It Happen !

NOTICE FOR THE THIRD AMMENDMENT OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION Notification is hereby given that a third amendment has been made to the Environmental Authorisation in terms of Sub- regulation 27(2) of EIA Regulations of 2014 (Regulations in terms of Chapter 5, section 24(5), 24M and Section 44 of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998, as amended). Project Name: Proposed Idwala Ridge Residential Development. Project Location: Remainder of Portion 8 (of 1) of the farm Elysium No. 15582 and Portion 1 (of 8) of the farm Elysium, Umdoni Local Municipality, Ugu District, DC21. Project description and background: The applicant, Shock Proof Investments 40 (Pty) Ltd was initially granted Environmental Authorisation for the proposed Idwala Ridge Residential Development on the 19th of September 2006. The Environmental Authorisation was valid for 36 months. The applicant then applied for the first amendment to the Environmental Authorisation, which was granted on the 22nd of April 2008 and was valid till the 19th of March 2011. The reason for the first amendment was due to the changes in the layout. The applicant also applied for a second amendment to the Environmental Authorisation, which was granted on the 12th of April 2011 and was valid till the 11th of April 2016. The second amendment was to extend the validity of the Environmental Authorisation. The third amendment was granted by DEDTEA on the 11th of April 2016 and is valid till the 19th of September 2019. A copy of the third amendment is available upon request from K2M Environmental: Contact person: Miss Simitha Bechan Tel: (031) 764 6743 Fax: (031) 764 2354 Postal Address: Post Net Suite 509, Private Bag X4, Kloof, 3640

E-mail: simitha@k2m.co.za

Outline of reasons for the decision • The project had to be placed on hold, before construction commenced, for several months due to instabilities in the property market following foreseen economic difﬁculties prior and post the global economic recession and the impacts thereof. • The property market is still depressed on the South Coast due to the airport moving. • Major industries are closing down or relocating. Interested and Affected Parties who wish to appeal against the amendment may do so in accordance with the National Appeals Regulation, 2014. A notice of intention to appeal must be lodged with the MEC for the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs within 20 days of the date of the decision. The contact details for the appeal submission are as follows: Contact Person: Mr Haresh Inderlall Tel: 031 310 5300 Fax: 031 310 5416

Email: Haresh.Inderlall@kzndard.gov.za

Postal Address: Private Bag X001, Bishopgate, Durban, 4008 Physical Address: 9th Floor, The Marine Building, 22 Dorothy Nyembe Street, Durban, 4001

Business talk R2 000 per month and average household income is below R30 000 per annum. Much has been documented about the roles THE Hibiscus Coast area includes the relatively of the various stakeholders in addressing the well developed coastal strip between Hibber- significant challenges the region faces. Nationdene and Port Edward together with the adjoin- al, provincial and local government have develing inland area, which is less developed and ex- oped strategies and plans to facilitate economic periencing significant depopulation as people growth and create jobs. Joint public and private relocate to developed areas in search of employ- sector partnerships in the form of committees, ment and better prospects. forums and investigation groups have been esThe region boasts natural attractions and established to find ways to tackle these issues. tablished facilities for tourists and holiday makUnfortunately, and without in any way triviers. There is also an increasing permanent resi- alising the magnitude of the challenges faced or dential population. Included in the district is the the efforts made to find solutions, it has been a Port Shepstone, Marburg, Shelly Beach and case of too much talk, too many plans, but not Margate region that is the economic enough results. The reality is that hub of the greater Ugu municiunless structural problems repal area. Not to be underestilating to unemployment, inmated is the amount of come inequality and inThe Hibiscus Coast business the area frastructure maintearea includes the draws from the Eastnance are ern Cape. addressed, the rerelatively well developed Commercial acgion will begin to tivity includes a lose its ability to coastal strip between growing conattract tourists Hibberdene and Port Edward sumer retail secand holidaytor, banking and makers. together with the adjoining telecom serviThe cold inland area, which is less developed hard fact is that ces, a vibrant hospitality secthe future of our and experiencing significant tor, agriculture piece of paraas well as manudise depends on depopulation as people relocate to facturing, cona robust and developed areas in search of struction and mogrowing business tor related businesssector. To whatever employment and better es. extent they are capaprospects Estimates of ecoble, government denomic growth in the area partments can help to crerange between 0.5% and ate a decent environment 1.5% which is significantly below within which to achieve growth the estimated minimum sustained figand they need to get better at that withure of five percent per annum required over the out spending so much money, but the actual next five years to address unemployment and achieving of the growth is up to the individual income inequality. business owner and entrepreneur, not the govBetween 2001 and 2011 the population in the ernment. area increased by 17% as residents from adjoinTo grow the business sector, business owners ing rural areas relocated to find employment and entrepreneurs must incorporate and utilise and better living conditions. 60% of the popula- a clear understanding of the regions unique core tion is between the age of 10 and 29 with the av- competencies and competitive advantages in erage age being 25. their strategic plans. They must see the region The increase in population is putting pres- for what it can become and how they can be part sure on housing and the supply of basic services. of that process. They need to get with the proAn official unemployment rate of 37% among gramme and work more on their businesses and the youth is suggested by some as a driver of high less in them - growth doesn’t just happen becrime rates in the urban areas. cause you are there - it takes planning, strategic About 45% of employed people earn less than thought and hard work.

BUSINESS REPORTER

Page 28

South Coast Fever

21 April2016

CLASSIFIEDS GENERAL & HOME SERVICES

FOR SALE

HOME IMPROVEMENTS EXTERIOR

MUNSTER: DRIVER CODE 14

BUSINESS

1836

2420

1818

1655

BICYCLES: New and used. Repairs & Spares. KADWA'S CYCLES 039 682 0778

SALES CONSULTANTS

REQUIRED URGENTLY Edu Dynamic Solutions is looking for Sales Consultants to market an educational program. Conditional basic offered plus commission. Must be matriculated and have a good command of English. Call Phindile on 039 682 7072 or 083 251 8058 for interviews.

AGRICULTURAL

GALVANISED SLIDING GATE: 4m x 1.8m high. Like new incl. wheels & brackets. R4 400 onco. 082 680 0659

OTHER ANIMALS 2220

TRANSPORT & STORAGE 1870

GC LOADS

LOW RATES! FOR ALL YOUR TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS

GARDEN & IRRIGATION

039 315 0611

1825

REMOVALS:

Garden Refuse, Building Rubble, Furniture etc. From R300 per load. Contact Susan

MISCELLANEOUS

GRANT 073 159 2733 gcloads@gmail.com

1845

081 755 8796

PETS 1660

MALE ROTTWEILER PUPPY: Thoroughbred, innoculated & dewormed plus Vet Card. R3500 each. 082 568 5836

Part time. Fax CV to 086 560 0699

SERVICES

REPAIRS

MISCELLANEOUS

Harmony Hills Rescue Dogs

Special needs Miniature Doberman Pincher cross – brown. 1 year old male. Needs a whole lot of love, guidance, and understanding. Are you prepared to offer him a future? Maltese poodle. Much loved little girl given up for adoption by her Dad who is not well. Very stable, spayed and great companion for an older person. Kittens: Ginger, black, black/tan. Healthy, beautiful and very playful. Our Tel.: 082 719 0838.

Harmony Hill Farm Sea Park HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR 1835

PEST CONTROL 1850

To advertise in the classifieds contact Delue on 039 682 1010

MOBILE DOG GROOMING Pennington to Port Edward, Bath, Clip, Dip, Manicures, Strip & Trim Call Renate 083 443 0432 DOG & CAT BOARDING Luxury, Secure kennels. Walks and exercise daily. ily Call Penny 082 719 0838

Open Mon to Friday only 7am to 12 noon - 3pm to 4.30pm

HOLIDAY & TRAVEL DESTINATIONS 2700

KRUGER PARK 2735

Kruger National Park Talamati Private Bushveld Camp. Unit avail. 24–30 Sept. Sleeps 6. Discounted accomm. price on 6 nights R2500.00 per day. 082 719 0838

FLATS TO RENT 3250

RAMSGATE/ MARGATE: 3 Bedroom Upmarket, Awesome sea-view Resort. Ground floor. R7500 month RIAAN 082 388 2115

KLEIN PARADYS: Selfcatering accommodation from R150pp/pn out of seasn. 039 681 2611 072 244 3788

SOUTHPORT: 3 bed luxury unit, o/p lounge/ dining/kitchen, fully fitted BIC's/granite tops. LUG. Safe & secure. 180deg. seaviews. R5000 incl. W & garden serv. Excl. Lights. 083 799 2288

VEHICLES

ROOMS TO LET

SELF CATERING 2626

BULK SECOND HAND TYRES for sale from R110 each. Call 083 378 6993 or 039 682 5385

SHELLY BEACH: Rooms to let. Close to centre. R1 400pm. W&L incl. 083 285 4410 EMPLOYMENT

VEHICLES WANTED TO BUY 3075

GENERAL 3680

MUNICIPAL NOTICE NOTICE

WANTED 3601

ALPHEUS is looking for a Security or Cleaner position. He has 7 years Security and 20 Years Cleaning Experience. 073 096 5519 or 078 062 3203

ESTATE NOTICES

ESTATES: LIQUIDATION & DISTRIBUTION 4205

3315

ACCESSORIES, SPARES & MODIFICATIONS 3001

PROPERTIES

TUPPERWARE DIRECT SELLING. Become a Demonstrator. Earn Money & Free Gifts. SMS "TW", full name, surname & area where you live to 073 429 1075

Share your thoughts and views with us. Have your say on the South Coast Fever Facebook page.

BARLADY REQUIRED Age: 19 and older Preferably fluent in English & Afrikaans. Drop off CV at Oasis Pub St. Michaels

Estate Late Marjorie Marais I.D. 350327 0015 084 Date of death: 23/01/2016 Master’s Reference 4242/2016/DBN All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days from date of publication hereof. M.D. Fraser: Agent P.O. Box 21384 Pumula 4225 Tel. 082 460 3424

NOTICE NO: 100 of 2016

VACANCIES TENDER WITHDRAWAL APPOINTMENT OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE PLOT CLEARANCESERVICES FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) MONTHS (NOTICE 076 OF 2016 / TENDER NO. 8/2/1682) The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby wish to advise that, the above-mentioned tender is hereby immediately withdrawn. A new advert will be issued in due course after the amendments have been taken into consideration and accordingly approved. Tenderers who were part of the tender briefing on the 14 April 2016, who had already bought the tender document, need not to re-purchase. They will be given new tender document on presentation of previous bid document’s proof of payment. In addition, tenderers who attended previous compulsory briefing need not to attend the tender briefing as the amendment will be conveyed to them. However, they are most welcomed and are at liberty to attend. The new dates pertaining to tender closure and briefing will be indicated in the new advert that will be issued. For more information please contact: Philani Khambule at 083 298 8830 or 039 688 2272 SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O. BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

BUCKS BIZANA STORE AVAILABLE VACANCIES Bucks store in Bizana is looking for experienced staff for the following roles: • Store Manager • Supervisor • Cashiers (Must have experience in GAAP POS) • Chefs • GRV operator • General Assistants MINIMAL REQUIREMENTS: • GRADE 12/ MATRIC • MUST HAVE 1-2 YEARS RETAIL OR FAST FOOD EXPERIENCE • EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS • MUST BE WILLING TO RELOCATE CLOSING DATE : 6th May 2016 Forward your CVs to hr.bucksrf@gmail.com

TYRE SHOP MANAGER • Must have Experience • Be Motivated and Trustworthy • And Mechanically Minded

SMS short CV to

061 467 7233

29 Uvongo Square, Foster Rd, Uvongo Tel: 039 315 0046 Fax: 086 693 5201 Email: c.infopers@mweb.co.za Website: www.infopersonnel.co.za (NO CERTIFICATES REQUIRED REQUIRED) (ONLY A THREE PAGE CV) P.S: EVEN IF WE HAVE NOT ADVERTISED A POSITION, YOU ARE WELCOME TO FAX YOUR CV FOR ANY FUTURE POSITIONS

South Coast Fever

21 April2016

STOCK CONTROLLER

Page 29

To advertise in the classifieds contact Delue on 039 682 1010

• Computer Literate • Drivers License and Own Transport • Will do some delivery works Company Located in Munster/Port Edward

3 Page CV (Nothing more) To: Bolacoka@gmail.com

Share your thoughts and views with us. Have your say on the South Coast Fever Facebook page.

NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE NO: 098 of 2016

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

NOTICE NO: 072 of 2016

INVITATION TO COMMENT

BID NO: 8/2/1681 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF CCTV CAMERA SYSTEM WITHIN HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites bids for the Repairs and Maintenance of CCTV Camera system within Hibiscus Coast Municipality for a Period of Three (3) Years Bid documents may be obtained after 07h30 on 22 April 2016 from the offices of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality,10 Connor Street at Port Shepstone upon payment of a nonrefundable amount of three hundred and fifteen rands and thirty one cents (R315.31 VAT inclusive) per set. NB:

Cashier Offices are ONLY at the Old Post Office Building, Opposite Shoprite Checkers, Port Shepstone (i.e. Cnr of Wooley and Robinson Street) bid documents will only be issued on a receipt obtained from a Cashier.

Fully completed bid documents and two (2) copies must be in a sealed envelope, clearly marked “8/2/1681: Repairs and Maintenance of CCTV Camera system within Hibiscus Coast Municipality for a Period of Three (3) Years’’ must be deposited in the Bid Box which can be found in the foyer of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240 not later than 12h00 on Monday, 23 May 2016. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid documents. NB: FAILURE TO SUBMIT TWO (2) COPIES WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION A compulsory site meeting will take place at Lot 666, Crescent Road, Uvongo Library (Activities Room) on Thursday, 12 May 2016 at 10h00. All enquiries are to be directed to Mr S Naidoo on 039-6882095. Tenders will be first evaluated on functionality and all tender offers that fail to score the minimum of 60% of points for functionality will be rejected. The following criteria will be used for functionality evaluation. Criteria

Possible Full Points

Experience

Capacity/Capability

Maintenance Plan

Financial Capacity

TOTAL

Hibiscus Coast Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000, (Act No. 5 of 2000). The 90/10 preference point system shall be applicable for the evaluation and adjudication of proposals. NOTE TO BIDDERS ON BID CONDITIONS: • The Supply Chain Management Policy of Hibiscus Coast Municipality will apply. The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice to bid; • Bids that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronically or not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation; • Company profile together with previous experience of 5 years or more must be furnished with the bid. Failure to submit a company profile and relevant proof of experience in respect of the said bid will result in the bid not being further evaluated; • Council reserves the right to inspect the business premises to ensure that they meet with all relevant requirements of the company; • Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees are not allowed to bid or quote; • Unsuccessful bidders will be informed of the tender outcome through the Municipal website and local newspaper/s. Aggrieved unsuccessful bidders will be allowed to lodge, within fourteen (14) days of the decision or action, a written objection or complaint to the Office of the Municipal Manager through email, mm@hcm.gov.za or fax number 0865297195. Complaints or objections received after fourteen (14) days of the date of the notice will not be entertained; and • Bids submitted are to be valid for a period of 120 days. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O. BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of Schedule 4, Section 11 of the Hibiscus Coast Municipal Planning and Land Use Management Bylaw that an application has been received in terms of Section 46 of the said Bylaw for an amendment to the Hibiscus Coast Municipality Scheme to amend the controls on Erf 972 Ramsgate. The property is located on Marine Drive, Ramsgate and is 1111m² in extent. A copy of the application (No:053/2015) received in terms of the above is available for inspection between 07h30 and 16h00 at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo. The public with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments to the Head of Department: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, attention Sithembile Khomo, by no later than 25 May 2016 via any of the following: POSTAL ADDRESS: PO Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240 FACSIMILE: 086 529 7256 E-MAIL: sthembile.khomo@hcm.gov.za All enquiries are to be directed telephonically to Sithembile Khomo on 039 315 9240. A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall be precluded from further participating in the process and taking any further steps, with regard to the application. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O. BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

NOTICE NOTICE NO: 096 of 2016

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW INVITATION TO COMMENT The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of Schedule 4, Section 11 of the Hibiscus Coast Municipal Planning and Land Use Management Bylaw that an application has been received in terms of Section 46 of the said Bylaw for an amendment to the Hibiscus Coast Municipality Scheme by rezoning the Remainder of Erf 715 Shelly Beach from “Residential Only 4” to “Suburban Office 2”. The subject property is located along Advance Road in Shelly Beach. A copy of the application (No:23/2016) received in terms of the above is available for inspection between 07h30 and 16h00 at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo. The public with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments to the Head of Department: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, attention Letitia Bense, by no later than 27 May 2016 via any of the following: POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240 FACSIMILE: 086 529 7064 E-MAIL: letitia.bense@hcm.gov.za All enquiries are to be directed telephonically to Letitia Bense on 039 315 9241. A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall be precluded from further participating in the process and taking any further steps, with regard to the application SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O. BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

LEISURE

21 April 2016

>>Sudoku Solution 248

south coast

FEVER CROSSWORD

S V A L I B B X O R E G T U N A S D S T A G I E G R O T N A P S E V E T I N G O A L G I N S

>> Crossword Solution 248

There is no winner for the sudoku this week There is no winner for the crossword this week

& SUDOKU

L I B E I V D I L I O N D C E R A I N E T S P Y T O A L S L I M P E S E D H E R E S I S T E

R A T I M G E N T E C H O Y S E S T A R I D L A R O I N G R N C E

I N G O R T I A S E S A V E S L E D C E D E R N E M I T E D N I L E S T E R A E E L I C Y T

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

SUDOKU 250

CROSSWORD 250

THE SUDOKU NO LONGER CARRIES A PRIZE How to play: Fill in the missing numbers on the grid so every hori zontal row, vertical col umn and ev ery 3x3 square con tains the numbers 19, without omitting or repeating any.

THE CROSSWORD NO LONGER CARRIES A PRIZE 1

10 12

14 17

23 24

21 22

27 28

29 30 31

35 39

44 46

48 50

42 43 47

49 51

‘Blue’ swimmers compete at Kingspark

Durban. The children competed against swimmers from KwaZulu-Natal, the Free State, Mozambique, Zambia and

OUTH Coast’s Blue Ocean Aquatics level 1 and level 2 swimmers competed at regional championships last weekend at Kingspark in

Mpumalanga. Blue Oceans Aquatics came 27th out of 50 clubs for the level 1 and 16th out of 42 clubs for level 2. - Supplied. Blue Ocean Aquatics swimmers (back, from left) Janine Oost huizen, Keytin Vorster, Carla Kretsch mar, and (front) Kayla Heydricks and Ricardo Carthew. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Across 3 Annoy 7 Make fast a vessel 9 Freight 10 Scold 12 Anger 13 Distinguished 15 Water grasses 17 Gist 18 Defended 21 Serpent 23 Incendiarism 25 Instructive exam ple 27 Body height 28 Stupefy 29 Wind in rings 30 Recluse 33 Guide 35 Proverb 38 Also 39 Collected 42 Donkey 44 Yoga position 45 Write music 47 And not 48 Soon 49 American state 50 Grained sheep skin leather 51 Emphasise

Down 1 Dross from metal smelting 2 Moves furtively 3 Malignant sub stance 4 Undressed kid 5 Build 6 Male sheep 7 Bill of fare 8 Climbing palm 11 Dry inflammable matter 14 Flows back 16 Suffocated in liq uid 19 Tea 20 Escape artfully 22 Flowing gently 24 Decayed 26 Withdraws from federation 27 Prophets 31 Sanity 32 Frozen treat 33 Oriental seaman 34 First man 35 Strikes with fear 36 Slowly (mus) 37 Effaced 40 Perfume 41 Minister’s resi dence 43 Nine inches 46 Distress signal

King Edward crowned hockey champions THE Spar KZN School Girls’ Hockey Challenge was held at St Patrick’s College in Kokstad on Saturday. The defending champions, King Edward High, met two-time regional winners, Creston College in the finals, winning 1-0. King Edward

shone as a team, working cohesively together and sticking to the game plan set for them by the coach. A total of 10 schools took part in the event, including Southcity and Port Shepstone High. - Supplied. Matatiele King Edward High School hockey cap tain, Jocelyn Duminy (left) heads up during the Southern KZN Regional semifinal against Southcity. PHOTOS: SOPHIE THOMPSON

Gamalakhe soccer results A NUMBER of matches under the Gamalakhe Zonal League were played at Gamalakhe T.B. Molefe stadium over the weekend. Results: Korea 2-1 Home Boys Citizen 1-0 Sea Breeze New Directions 2-2 Qinabout United Western Gunners 3-2 Arsenal Wireless 7-0 Junior Spurs Young Stars 2-1 Seven Stars Black Swallows 3-1 All Stars Bucs 2-2 Millan. - Supplied.

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

Gamalakhe teams Black Swallows (black and white) against All Stars over the weekend.

New MTB trail on the coast

21 April 2016

south coast

FEVER

>> Trail was built entirely by San Lameer Estate

AN Lameer Estate has added another significant activity to its massive list of amenities and facilities available at the resort. It has launched its very own on-site mountain bike trail. This trail was built entirely by San Lameer Estate through J.A Landscapes and is graded as intermediate with a Blue Square according to international trail marking standards. The main route trail is made up of seven inter-leading trails with a total distance of seven kilometres and takes about 30 to 50 minutes per lap to complete, depending on the riders pace. The trail consists of a five kilometre single track and two kilometre paved and gravel road. The entire loop of the trail takes in seven sections of scenic inter-linking single track. On Saturday, 18 June, San Lameer will launch the trail with a funfilled day introducing three challenges to interested participants - a four-kilometre fun run, a seven kilometre fun

>>precious.gumede@media24.com ON Saturday Cindy Francis held an Aqua Zumbathon at the Port Shepstone High swimming pool. The Zumbathon was held to raise funds for the make-over of Liv Village’s home, a residential care facility for orphaned and vulnerable children in Durban. The fund-raiser was a success with more than 40 participants

Albersville Camillo Cup held

mini cycle challenge and a 17km Main fun cycle challenge. Participants and families can look forward to a children’s entertainment area, massage area and hospitality tent and have the chance of winning loads of amazing prizes. Giant (one of the main sponsors) will have a bike shop and offer repair services and merchandise on the day. Discounted flights for this event are available through CemAir as well as discounted accommodation packages by San Lameer Hotel and Villa Rentals self-catering accommodation. Interested participants can visit www.roag.co.za to enter for our San Lameer MTB and Trail Fun Run and Race. For more event information, contact Jolanda Cloete at San Lameer Estate 039 313 0111 or email market ing@sanlameer.co.za - Supplied.

ON Sunday Hibiscus Coast Football Association held the Cammilo Cup finals which were a continuation of the Eyethu Premier League that started on Saturday with the preliminary games. The final game between FC Brasil and Citizen ended in a goalless draw, leading to a penalty shoot-out. FC Brasil won the match after slotting six penalties to Citizen’s five. - Supplied.

Margate Country Club golf results

The MTB Trail and Fun Run takes place at San Lameer in June. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Week ending 17 April Tuesday, 12 April Ladies “Connie Day”, betterball stableford 1st: Wondra Bothma and Margaret Taylor 41 pts 2nd: Hilary Hendry and Margaret Ford 40 pts Wednesday 13 April Wobblers 3-ball alliance 1st: George Bowie, Hans Beilhartz, Dave Boyd oco 85 pts 2nd: Karl Zurfluh, Peter Rogers, Gert Bezedenhout 85 pts 3rd: Freddie Boshoff, Dave Morrison, Dour Stuart 84 pts Arthur Tomlinson Floater - Dave Parsons, Dieter Jucker, Jan Richter 73 pts Thursday 14 April Pro’s Shop Composition, individual stableford 1st: Johan Stoltz 42 pts 2nd: Sandi Johnston 41pts Nearest pins - 4th sponsored by Margate Pro’s Shop: John Webster, 16th sponsored by Hibiscus Retirement Villages: Johan Stoltz Saturday 16 April Mens combined stableford 1st: John Ford and Arthur Ehlert 80 pts 2nd: Deon Meyer and Anton Kohrmann 78 pts 3rd: Okkie Wanneberg and Louis Gouws oco 76 pts Nearest pins sponsored by Margate Pro Shop - 4th: Johan Wentzel 16th: Barbara Jackson Ladies monthly medal 1st: Margaret Taylor oco nett 71 2nd: Chiappini Boshoff nett 71 3rd: Sandi Johnston nett 75 Sunday 10 April KZN LGU inter-region competition. The Field consisted of eight regions and a total of 64 players. The 36-hole competition was divided into 18 holes, betterball match-play and 18 holes foursomes match- play. Winners were South Coast and Umdoni, with 14 points. - Supplied.

Good turnout at Zumbathon PRECIOUS GUMEDE

SPORT

taking part in water exercises. Francis said the Aqua Zumbathon has only ever been done on one other occasion in Africa and she was very impressed by the numbers at this one. Aqua Zumba is a speciality class and only a few instructors in South Africa are currently licenced to teach it. The event raised more than R2 000.

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDE

Cindy Francis leads the Aqua Zumbathon at Port Shepstone High School swimming pool.

Bhobhoyi game ends in draw

New kit for Warriors boys

ON Sunday the Kulu Crete Bhobhoyi Merlewood League continued at Kwatatani sports field in Nobamaba. Taking on each other were Amajita FC and Everton FC. Association chair Malombo Mngqosini said the match was entertaining, resulting in a 1-1 draw. Mngqosini said as Bhobhoyi Merlewood Football Association they thank their sponsors Kulu Crete for the their support and for developing talent in Bhobhoyi. “We would like to thank everyone who was part of this big match, our sponsors, supporters and the spectators who always come in their numbers,” he said. Mngqosini said as an association they are proud of the players who always play effortlessly despite the conditions under which they play. - Supplied.

>>candyce.krishna@media24.com

sponsors and great spectator encouragement.”

THE South Coast Warriors were given their new kit at a function at Douglas Mitchell sports ground recently. Sponsors were given certificates of appreciation and thanked for their tremendous support, albeit in the tough economic climate. Club vice-president, Danie van Tonder, said it was difficult to run a club with no sponsors. “Times are tough and business owners have to think twice before agreeing to a sponsorship, no matter what the amount. We greatly appreciate everyone’s support.” Van Tonder said Warriors also appreciated the support of spectators who come to watch games and cheer them on. “Spectator support is also important. We have great players, great

Paul Apostolides (left, Riversmead) hands over the new kit to South Coast Warriors first team captain, Chris Mitchell.

CANDYCE KRISHNA

Kit sponsors are Riversmead, Status Panelbeaters, Superbodies, Kyocera, Nashua, Douglas Mitchell, Builders, Signland, Niccill Plumbers and Mactoo Building Contractors.

PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNA

ULTIMATE MOTORS

THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL

WE BUY AND SELL CARS AND LDV’S ULTIMATE MOTORS

• Visit us for your used vehicle requirements • Over 450 vehicles available on our database

FINANCE AVAILABLE

TATA Indica

R79 900

From No Deposit

2015 DEMO

from R1780 pm

Terms & Conditions apply

236 MARINE DRIVE • MANABA (OLD HYUNDAI BUILDING) • CONTACT 082 564 5678 / 072 052 9283

COMPETITIVE CARPORTS (PTY) LTD 082 333 0205 / 082 444 6339 Quality Engineered Carports

• FREE QUOTES • REPAIRS • BACK UP SERVICE www.competitivecarports.co.za

south coast FEVER

SPORT 21 April 2016

Solid Pine Furniture BUNK BEDS

1710

* BEDS * CABINETS * TABLES * CHAIRS * SHELVES Raw and Painted

Marine Drive, Manaba (Opp. Builder’s Trade Depot)

Tel: 079 909 8250

PAGE 32

South Coast

YOUR PINE STORE

SPECIAL

GATE & DOOR

Call us: 076 027 1311 / 039 315 0298 • scgatendoor@gmail.com

DC Blue Garage Door Motors. Installed for R3499.00

War on the shore, a knockout >> Wild Coast is fast establishing itself as an ideal boxing venue

Falay Kubeya (left) takes punishment from Herman Potgieter.

Where everyone is welcome

PICTURES MAY DIFFER FROM ACTUAL PRODUCTS

Ariel Hand Wash Downy 2kg

PORT SHEPTONE TEL 039 682 5504

R4299

SPECIALS START THURSDAY 21 APRIL

The referee stops the fight between Trinity Mhlongo (kneeling) and Marcel Botha.

The referee has a word with Trinity Mhlongo (left) during his encounter with Marcel Botha. David Rajuli (left) lands a heavy punch on Xolisa Kana. PHOTOS: VUSI MTHALANE

Buscuit Imperial Asstd. Biscuits 800g

Nola Mayonaise 750g

Potatoes 7kg

Laager Rooibos 80’s

R1600

R1799

R3999

R1999

Phendula Tea 100’s

1x Goldenglo Candle 400g

Willards Crinkle Cut 125g 2 for

Grande Pasta Spaghetti / Macaroni 500g

Kelloggs Rice Krispies 600g

Nido 3+ 1.8kg

Weet-bix 900g

Eat Me Noodle 5x65g

R3299

R19999

R3199

R1399

R1299 VUSI MTHALANE vusi.mthalane@media24.com

HE third installment in a series of boxing tournaments, hosted by Wild Coast Sun, was another thriller. Dubbed “War on the Shore 3”, the Friday evening sold-out affair was a clear indication that Wild Coast is fast establishing itself as an ideal boxing venue. Marcel Botha had an easy fight against Trinity Mhlongo in their middleweight encounter. Botha, trained by his father, former IBF heavyweight champion Francois “White Buffalo” Botha, stopped Mhlongo in the third round with a TKO. In a lightweight fight, Brendon Naudé cruised to a unanimous victory against Luvuyo Msamo. David Rajuli, who received much

cheering from the crowd, stopped Xolisa Kana in the fourth round of their junior lightweight encounter. Heavyweight hard-hitter Ruann Visser didn’t even break a sweat as he disposed of Paul Mukele from the Democratic Republic of Congo barely a minute into the first round. Special guests at the event included former WBC Super middleweight champion, Thulani “Sugarboy” Malinga and Irvin Buhlalu, former South African lightweight champion.

+FREE KPK Matches 10s

R1199

R1800

R799

Loose Salt Fine

R3 per kg

+ 1 free Yeast 10g Starbake

Sunola Oil 4lt

Ghee 1.5kg

R5999

R10990

R4 per kg

R2999

Loose Flour

Pea dhall

Sugar Beans

Loose Samp

per kg

R11

Loose Salt Corse

R19

WHILE STOCKS LAST. PRICES INCLUSIVE OF VAT. E&OE. SAVERITE PORT SHEPSTONE ONLY

Stork 1kg

per kg

R799