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MANY people either look forward to the festive pe riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season. As we get ready to wind down and take a breath er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was. Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all. The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you. We’ve had an actionpacked year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the
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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime
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Ramsgate Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday. The case was remanded, and is continuing. “The driver of the vehicle has been charged with culpable homicide because one of the passengers later died in hospital,” said Mfeka. ANC spokesperson, Sipho Dlamalala, said that Mncube is still a candidate for the party and will continue to be part of the upcoming local government elections. “As the ANC we heard about the accident and are aware that Mncube appeared in court for the charges laid against him. “At the moment we can’t make any decisions until he is found guilty of the charge,” said Dlamalala. He said as the ANC they send condolences to the families of those involved in the accident and now leave everything in the hands of the law. Dlamalala said only after the elections can the IEC make a decision whether Mncube stands as a councillor.
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from a funeral in Izotsha. It is alleged that Mncube was under the influence of alcohol, which could have been the cause of the accident because no other vehicle was involved. One of the passengers, who Mncube was transporting in the back, died in hospital while 22 others sustained serious to moderate injuries KwaZulu Natal Emergency Medical Services spokesperson Rob Mckenzie confirmed the accident saying that emergency services were called to the scene. The injured were treated on scene and one person, who had sustained critical injuries, was rushed to hospital. “Eight people sustained moderate injuries, the rest sustained minor injuries," he said. Police spokesperson Captain Gerald Mfeka said Mncube was charged and appeared in
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nor injuries,” said Mathe. Police spokesperson LieutenantColonel Zandra Wiid said a blue sedan that was travelling south, collided with the right rear of a grey sedan on the southbound lane and then went over the median into the northbound lane where it crashed into a silver sedan which was travelling north. “The cause of the accident is being investigated by Hibberdene police and two dockets on two counts of culpable homicide, and reckless and or negligent driving will be opened,” said Wiid. The exact detail to the cause of the accident is being investigated by police. - Supplied.
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Men arrested while watching TV THREE men were arrested on Sunday night in connection with a house break-in in Hibberdene in May. Sergeant Eugene Blankenberg, Constable Thulazi Mayeza, Constable Simingaye Mavundla and Constable Kavithasen Naidoo were busy with investigation
in the Nyangwini area in Hibberdene when they made a breakthrough in the case. “They found three suspects, all in their early twenties, inside a house, relaxing on couches and watching TV, which was stolen during the house break-in,” said police spokesperson Lieutenant-
Colonel Zandra Wiid. Other household items were also recovered. “The three suspects were arrested and detained. They will also be profiled to establish if they can be linked to other break-ins in the Hibberdene area,” said Wiid. - Supplied.
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ON Sunday afternoon, a bakkie driven by two suspected foreign nationals, veered off the road in Marburg and crashed into the concrete fence of a pri vate residence. The incident happened on Bucking ham Road. Witnesses said after the car crashed, the drivers were seen changing seats before the arrival of police. No in juries were reported.
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House robbers sentenced in Sheppie court TWO men were sentenced to several years behind bars at Port Shepstone Regional Court recently after being found guilty of robbery with aggravating circumstances and othe charges. Initially three men - Bheki Duma, Siyabonga Sifiso Mazubane and Sthembhele Michael Mkhize - were arrested after the robbery, but Duma was acquitted on all charges. Mazubane was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for robbery with aggravating circumstances and Mkhize was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for the same charge. Mkhize received a further two years for receiving stolen property and three years for possession of an unlicensed firearm. The case dates back to July 2013 when the three men barged in on a domestic worker and a child left in her care in Sea Park. The men pointed a firearm at both the little boy and the domestic worker and then tied the victims with electric cords while they ransacked the house and fled with stolen property. A short while later, members from K9 unit in Port Shepstone arrested the suspects not far from the scene. One of the suspects fired shots at the police and he was shot in his leg by a police member, and arrested. Detective Warrant Officer Mack John processed the case docket. - Supplied.
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wick and Constable Travis Dickens were acting on information and went to a house and found the man. The bags contained 3 300 capsules of heroin and 125 mandrax tablets. The estimated street value is R4 400. The man was detained and will be charged with dealing in drugs and will appear in court soon. The community is encouraged to continue to report information on drugs to the police. Cluster Commander Major-General Sethenya Nxamagele was delighted when she was informed about the arrest and recovery. - Supplied.
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NITY is the first principal of the ANC and voters must have confidence that the ANC has the history and capacity to solve the issues that South Africa is currently dealing with. These were the words of Ravi Pillay, MEC for Human Settlements and Public Works, who addressed a small crowd at the political party’s preelection campaign at Port Shepstone Secondary School on Saturday. After his speech, Minister of Finance, Pravin Gordhan took the mic. Gordhan spoke about the ANC’s intentions for the county’s economy for the next five years. This included a national development plan which he said will see “more changes taking place” between now and 2030. “The plan is to create social justice so that everyone’s standard of living is improved and that everyone lives in dignity … in the next 20 years there should be no homeless or poor people and almost no unemployment. We have achieved a lot in the past 22 years, but it will take us another 30 to 40 years to improve the legacy Mandela and others have left behind,” said Gordhan. He said statistics showed a positive improvement in infrastructure, housing, water and sanitation in the country, adding that the plan was to also improve on these elements. The national development plan also aimed for children to receive a good education and to go to universi-
ty or obtain some formal qualification after schooling. ‘We must remember that not every child is equipped for university middle-sized companies, that drive the economy, must engage in internships through the government,” he said. Gordhan added that although these opportunities are available, entrepreneurs don’t often apply for these programmes through government as they feel there is too much red tape involved. “We want to expand hugely the number of small businesses and win market share, which will result in a stable economy. More people will invest and this will create jobs so that our young people are not exploited or
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Minsiter of Finance Pravin Gordhan and Hibiscus Coast Municipality Mayor Nomusa Mqwebu.
Opposition leader, youths take to the streets PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com DA KZN leader, Zwakele Mncwango, Ugu South constituency head, Rishigen Viranna, MPL and constituency chair, Cllr Samkelo Ndwalane, walked the streets of Hibberdene on Friday campaigning for votes ahead of next month’s elections. The leaders were joined by DA youths who assisted in handing out pamphlets to the people. The walk-about started at Hibberdene Mall and through to the taxi rank where they encouraged people to vote for DA candidate councillor, Noah Cele. Mncwango said the DA wants to improve in the lives of people, adding that the DA will bring employment oppor-
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Hermann van Aswegen and Nicole Elliott got engaged on 4 July in Marina Beach. Van Aswegen matriculated at Port Shepstone High and is one of the twin sons of Heidi and Vincent van Aswegen from Umtentweni.
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Stakeholders, Merlewood Primary staff, SGB, DoE officials, the mayor and Coega representatives at the announcement of the project.
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ERLEWOOD Primary School governing body members and the principal heard on Wednesday that the rebuilding of the school will start soon. The announcement was made at a meeting held by the Department of Education, the Coega Development Corporation and the contractor. The decision to rebuild the school has been a long time in coming because the DoE struggled to secure funds for the project. Jaya Pillay from the Department of Education chaired a meeting where stakeholders gave their views about the rebuilding of the school now that the con-
tract had been approved. The project will initially cost R38 million, however, an additional budget had been approved. Pillay said this day reminds him of the first meeting he had with the Merlewood community and the SGB who asked the DoE to do something about the school as the prefab classrooms were in a state of decay. “I thank principal Audrey Ryan for her persistence and I commend her for her patience.” Ryan said they had waited for 19 years for this day. “I would also like to assure the contractor that he [and his team] will be safe and we will pray for them every day.” Sphindile Ngcongo of Coega, project manager for the rebuild, said she is glad
the day had finally arrived. “I would like to assure the community of Merlewood that we have competent people working on the project. “As the project manager I will be here as often as possible to make sure that all goes according to plan.” Hibiscus Coast mayor Nomusa Mqwebu asked the contractor if some of the workers would they be locals because as a municipal leader she has to answer to this and it is important that the project brings employment opportunities for locals. ANC activist, Selvan Chetty, seconded the mayor and said it has been everyone’s collective effort that the rebuild is in the final stage. The project is scheduled to take 18 month to complete.
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MAHLE Ngaleka was crowned Miss Tourism Universe South Africa 2016 last Saturday in Mpumalanga - the first Miss Tourism Universe SA winner. The Miss Gamalakhe 2015, Ngaleka has now qualified to represent South Africa in Lebanon and Western Asia in another pageant later this year. Ngaleka walked away with a new car, a fully furnished house in Durban, cash, gadgets, travelling bags and a new wardrobe. Ngeleka said words failed her when her name was called out, naming her the winner. “Winning was proof that God is real
l >> Winner wilA in S now represent estern Lebanon and Wther Asia in ano pageant
and my faith can move mountains. “I am happy that my life has now taken a new turn. I will expand my grandmother’s tuck shop and empower and inspire girls all over South Africa, not only in my community Ngaleka recently passed her driver’s licence. “The car came at a good time because I no longer have to worry about going for driving lessons.” Ngaleka said the other good news is that her grandmother won’t have to walk to the clinic. “My grandmother will no longer have to walk to the clinic. It also means I will be able to visit lots of places to see what change I can bring to those in need, and those who need that one
word that will change their lives and way of thinking,” she said Ngaleka recently opened a modelling agency, and this win means she “can take care of everything”. She said perseverance and hard work is the key to success and encouraged aspiring models to persevere. “If you believe in yourself, follow your dreams and trust in God, everything is possible.” Ngaleka will be coming home soon and a welcome-home event is in the pipeline.
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Emmet Roux (left, 4) and Mieka Swart (4) invite everyone to the Luther an Church’s German Bazaar on 30 July at 8.30am. The event takes place at the church premises in Izotsha. Baked goods will be on sale as well as a fresh selection of meat. The meat sale starts at 11am. Supporters can look forward to purchasing boerewors, frankfurters, salami, bacon, ham, pancakes, potato fritters and more.
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Crèche gets ‘dignity’ visit HIBISCUS Coast Municipality and the KZN Department of Social Development celebrated Mandela Day at Mncadodo Crèche in KwaNzimakwe. MEC Weziwe Thusi, member of legislature Nzwaki Swaartbooi,
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HCM mayor Nomusa Mqwebu and municipal manager Maxwell Mbili were among the dignitaries who attended and brought chairs, tables, filing cabinets and other items of furniture. There was also a jumping castle while 67 blankets and 30 food packs were distributed. - Supplied.
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HE NG Kerk has opened a clothing boutique to get additional funds for its soup kitchen and at the same time, clothe those in desperate need. The soup kitchen is run every Monday and provides meals for those who live on the street. On Monday the Fever saw people going to the church’s soup kitchen, and then leaving with bags of clothing, which they were given because they had nothing else. “We have a number of people coming to the church for the soup kitchen every Monday. The ladies running the boutique are doing a great job with the support of church members,” said Joey Du Toit, the soup kitchen assistant. Mersia van Aswegen and Aletta Naude are responsible for the boutique, which is open every day. The boutique and soup kitchen work together in assisting those who live on the street. “At times we get people coming to the soup kitchen for the first time and they have nothing, so we give them items from the boutique,” said Du Toit. The boutique women also collect soap and cosmetics to give to the street people.
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Corlia Badenhorst with some boutique items. Du Toit said they also have bags of items which they sell for R10 each, which the street people buy and then sell as some form of income.
The community can assist the boutique by buying and donating items. For more information, phone the church at 039 682 0266.
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That brighter outlook LAST week I attended a two-day workshop with the National Department of Tourism, Tourism KwaZulu-Natal and a number of municipal officials to unpack the maritime and coastal tourism potentials and projects along our province’s coastline. On analysis of inputs from stakeholders for our South Coast it became apparent that there appears to be more reason for optimism than otherwise. Towns like Port Shepstone, Scottburgh and Margate are earmarked for urban renewal programmes, beach amenity upgrades are continuing, a marina concept is brewing for Port Shepstone and the proposed Amazon
Valley Water Park at Kelso is still very much alive. Strides have been made for our Margate Airport to receive developmental attention and in our rural areas the first implementation phase of the multi trails programme has been activated. The new Maritime Museum in Port Shepstone is under construction and designs for a new Portuguese Mariners Monument at Port Edward have been completed. The small craft harbour concept along with the proposed multibillionrand Music City still have legs and the Umzumbe Municipality is some way down the line to develop a new leisure and retail precinct at Turton Beach.
So collectively and all things being equal, there seems to be far more reason for optimism than one could imagine. Of all international visitors coming to South Africa about 25% utilise our coastline for their trip - this percentage is even higher if one discounts our SADC visitors who are mainly here for retail and business purposes. Understandably our domestic market really gravitates to the coast for leisure and holidays and presently the tourism authorities in KZN are targeting a four percent growth in coastal tourism over the next few years. We have agreed to join hands with other coastal tourism practitioners
further north to collectively introduce campaigns to encourage coastal and marine tourism which will by virtue of value adding expectation also filtrate into our inland areas. After all the rest of South Africa’s coastal tourism areas are also chasing the same buck locally and from abroad and we need to win them over to us rather than elsewhere. Maybe the sardines have this year been a bit bleak in announcing their arrival on our beaches, however, I believe in the medium- to long-term, there are tourism initiatives here we can be radiant about. I read once that a winner says: “It may be difficult, but it’s possible. ” A loser says: “It may be possible, but it is
JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM too difficult.” I believe there are enough winning people here for us to reach that brighter tourism and leisure horizon.
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and is not inclined to serve the cause of humanity cannot be described as good for humankind. We must always be ready to serve humankind and have love and kindness for all of God’s creation. Mandela Day was a global call to action that celebrates the idea that each individual has the ability and the responsibility to change the world for the better. “What counts in life is not the mere
Canning top TV soapies indicate SABC’s incompetence THE SABC has truly shown its incompetence, naiveté and plain old stupidity by canning statistically the most watched show on television. The iconic and ever-popular soap Days of Our Lives will see its last days on South African television this month. On top of that, we have seen an influx of new, but mediocre local shows being screened. Has the arrogant SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng taken into account the advertising and revenue implications here? How short-sighted can the head of such an entity be? How many millions will be lost due to such decisions in the future?
Boycott SABC TV UNLESS the SABC can bring Hlaudi Motsoeneng in line, I suggest all viewers and advertisers agree to boycott watching SABC TV, and that companies move their advertising expenditure to e.tv and DStv. I will go as far as making an effort not to buy any product that is advertised on SABC channels, as these are being used illegally to keep President Jacob Zuma’s ANC in power by trying to mislead voters in South Africa. Motsoeneng obviously got his inspiration from Adolf Hitler’s minister of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, or he is a Flat Earther who thinks that just because we don’t see public protests on TV, everything is running smoothly and Zuma is a popular president. ROBERT NICOLAI Howick
I sincerely hope the show is snapped up by rivals e.tv and that the big spenders and advertisers follow too.Good luck convincing people to pay their licence now. KEVIN MAHARAJ Copesville Pietermaritzburg
months trying to go through daily living with only one arm as the other was injured so badly. Have you ever tried driving, bathing, dressing, making food with only one arm? Yet, the person who did this to me gets away with it. Joan Pienaar
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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@feveronline.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 let ters so they are legible.
THE letter by “Dissatisfied” refers (Hospital letter not deserved, 14 July). I see your letter as positive, why? At least you get your daily exercise and Vitamin D by pushing your loved ones to the X-ray departement. I personally will never let anybody talk negative about Port Shepstone Regional Hospital, they deserve the award. The dentists, the OPD, hospital staff and toilets are all awesome. What was the complaint really about? Rene Brand Palm Beach
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fied to go out anywhere on my own in case I get assaulted again and my camera stolen. I am a pensioner and cannot afford to replace either the camera or the laptop so for the rest of my life I cannot do any of the work I planned to do. As I have no family, I spent eight
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marathon flugflou-vlugte. Daarbenewens moet die Lions nou met die Crusaders, ‘n meneer van ‘n span wat vanjaar laat wakker geword het, afreken, en dan self Nieu-Seeland toe vertrek. Die kersie op die koek is, indien die twee Suid-Afrikaanse spanne wel verloor, speel vier Nieu-Seelandse spanne dan om die titel. Pottie het net nie geglo die Lions sou in Buenos Aires verloor nie, en toe die wiele in die tweede helfte begin afval, het hy eers die ref begin blameer maar van pure spanning en frustrasie vyf minute voor die einde dronkverdriet gekry. Nie luidrugtig nie, maar stil-stil met druppende trane in sy jenewer. Ek wou hom eers jammer kry, maar het daarteen besluit. Nie eers sy redenasie dat Ackerman met sy besluit ‘n onverbeterlike spangees gesmee het, en dat die Lions op grond daarvan die titel nogtans gaan vat, het my oortuig nie. Ackerman se besluit sal in die annale aangeteken word as een van die groot flaters aan Lionkant. Ek wonder wat dink Kevin de Klerk van die inkomsteverlies omdat die finaal nie op Ellispark gespeel sal word nie? Johnny van Dyk, ‘n verkeersman van Clarens in die Vrystaat, het ‘n skuimkop op die huis gekry vir die volgende verhaaltjie. ‘n Verkeersman word in die ongevalleafdeling opgeneem weens blindederm-ontsteking. Nà die operasie verduidelik dokters aan hom dat alles goed afgeloop en die breuk herstel is. Hy bly egter ongemaklik want elke keer wanneer hy beweeg, kry hy ‘n pynlike trek tussen sy bene daar waar dit saak maak. Die verkeersman lig sy jurk op om te kyk wat aangaan. Drie, groot, taai stukke kleefband, van daai wat slegs met groot moeite losgemaak word, is oor sy pels en speelgoed geplak. Op die kleefband is die volgende in ‘n mooi vroue-handskrif geskryf: “Ek hoop jy raak gou gesond … van jou hospitaalsuster … die een wat jy verlede week met R1 000 beboet het.”
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KLEINTYD het my ouma, as ek stout was, vir my gevra: “Wie sit alweer daar op jou skouer? Is dit die duiwel?” Dit is egter ‘n feit dat almal van ons soos die apostel Paulus in Romeine 7:21 ervaar dat ons die goeie wil doen, maar die kwade bly ons by. Dis natuurlik ‘n ervaring van alle mense, maar die Bybel het Christene in besonder in gedagte. Dit is een van die ou kerkvaders wat gesê het dat die Christen tegelyk regverdig en sondaar is. Dit is soos met die man wat vet op sy klere mors by die braaivleisvuur. Staan hy ver van die lig af, sien mens nie die
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kol so maklik raak nie, staan jy nader aan die vuur se lig, merk jy die kol al meer. Hoe nader mens aan die Here Jesus Christus leef, hoe meer ontdek jy dat jy uit jouself nie in staat is om die goeie te doen nie, vandaar die innerlike verskeurdheid. Ons weet ons moet byvoorbeeld meer verdraagsaam wees, maar ontdek dat ons by tye ook maar baie onverdraagsaam kan wees. Wat is die antwoord vir hierdie innerlike verskeurdheid? Self help boeke? Nuwejaar voornemens? Ons weet uit ervaring dat al hierdie dinge net tydelik help. Die antwoord lê
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HE flow of water in pipes can cause all kinds of weird noises. The sound of water running through the pipes isn't too bad, but what about some of those other plumbing sounds like creaks or cracking, rattling, whistling, and the most annoying or scary of them all - that loud banging noise? Antonio Vannucci-Smit, of IONIC Gas Plumbing Electrical, shares some of the causes of noisy pipes and how to fix them. Creaks or a cracking sound These are usually caused by the expansion and contraction of the water pipes themselves. As hot water runs through a pipe, it heats up the pipe naturally, causing it to expand slightly. Once the water stops flowing, the pipe cools and the metal contracts, resulting in the creaking or cracking sound. The easiest way to fix this is to put some insulation around the pipe or, if the pipe is running through a tight fitting hole in the wood framing, cut a notch in the framing so that it can expand and contract without that sound. Rattling The cause and remedy for this noise is similar to the cracking sound. The rattling comes from the pressure of water running through a loose pipe, which causes it to vibrate or rattle slightly.
The flow of water that runs When a loose pipe vibrates through the pipes contains against something solid, like energy. When this flow is ab roof trusses or ceiling branruptly stopped, the energy is dering, you’ll hear the ratwhat causes the loud banging tling sound. sound. Stopping the pipe from vi PHOTO: SUPPLIED brating will fix the rattle, so put some cushioning around the pipe or fasten it more securely to the trusses using cable ties so that the pipe no longer rattles. Whistling This is usually caused by water flowing through a restricted section of the plumbing. The restriction could be either sediment in the pipe or a defective washer or valve. If the whistling only occurs when a particular tap or mixer is turned on, that’s likely where the problem is, and replacing the washer or repairing the valve seat should fix it. However, if the whistling sound occurs when any faucet is turned on, the problem is more likely in the main water supply valve. Adjusting the water pressure at the The loud banging sound that comes main water valve by opening it further on when you shut off the water flow is or closing it a little may dislodge the im- called ‘water hammer’, and is a fairly pediment, or the change in water pres- common complaint in older homes. sure could get rid of the whistling The flow of water that runs through sound. the pipes contains energy. When this If that doesn't eliminate the prob- flow is abruptly stopped, the energy is lem, you may have to call a profession- what causes the loud banging sound. al out. You can try to solve this by turning Banging off the main water supply and opening
all the faucets in the house to drain the system. Next, turn the water supply back on and work your way through the house, turning off the faucets as water flows through them. This should trap some air in the piping so it will provide a cushioning effect. If this doesn't work, you can buy a water hammer arrester which can be attached directly to the water supply
pipe where the water hammer originates. If your plumbing is making any of these sounds, you should be listening because it's telling you it needs some maintenance. The sound is caused by something not working properly in your system and if you ignore it, over time, that small sound could lead to bigger problems. - Supplied.
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CLASSIFIEDS NOTICE NOTICE NO: 136 of 2016 TENDER NO: 8/2/1698
MUNICIPALITY’S ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT PLANS INVITATION TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE SHARED AUDIT COMMITTEE OF UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY The Ugu District Municipality with its seat in Port Shepstone hereby invites a suitably qualified external professional to serve on its Audit Committee which also serves as its Performance Audit Committee. As stipulated in Section 166(6) of the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003, a single audit committee will serve the District Municipality, Local Municipalities and the Municipal Entities. The individual is expected to prepare for and attend audit committee meetings and other relevant council meetings where so required throughout the financial year. Competency Requirements • Appropriate post graduate qualification • More than five years’ management experience gained from either the following: • Legal • Admin and Governance (i.e. Internal Audit, Risk Management, IT, Human Resources, Planning, etc.) • Financial Management • Civil and Electrical Engineering Preferred Skills and Experience: • Knowledge in Performance Management, Governance and Administration in the public and private sector; • Previous Audit Committee experience; • Previous experience in auditing; • An understanding of service delivery priorities; • An understanding of the role of council and councillors; • Familiarity with risk management practices; • An understanding of internal controls; • Familiarity of legislation applicable to municipalities; • An understanding of the roles and responsibilities of internal and external auditors; • A sound knowledge of auditing pre-determined objectives and indicators relating to performance management principles. • The member should be capable of making a valuable contribution to the Committee and should be independent of management. Responsibilities The member as part of the Audit Committee will perform all functions stipulated in Section 166 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003. Key Performance Areas • Advise the municipal council, the political office-bearers, the accounting officer and the management staff of the municipality on audit related matters and legal compliance issues; • Review the annual financial statements to provide the council of the municipality with an authoritative and creditable view of the financial position of the municipality, its efficiency and effectiveness and its overall level of compliance with MFMA, the annual Division of Revenue Act and any other applicable legislation; • Respond to council on any issues raised by the Auditor-General in the audit report; • Carry out such investigations into the financial affairs of the municipality as the council of the municipality may request; and • Perform such other functions as may be prescribed; as detailed in section 166 of the MFMA. • Review the quarterly reports of the municipality. Term of Office The term of office for the committee shall be for a minimum period of three (3) years and members shall be remunerated according to the tariffs approved by the National Treasury. An application letter, comprehensive curriculum vitae and certified copies of qualifications as well as information regarding relevant experience should be addressed for Municipal Manager (Att.: D.D Naidoo), Ugu District Municipality, P.O Box 33, Port Shepstone, 4240. or can be hand-delivered at the Ugu District Municipality Reception, Aqua House, 28 Connor Street, Port Shepstone by no later than Thursday 04 August 2016 at 12h00. Enquiries can be directed to Ms Z.B. Dlamini at (039) 688 5700. Closing Date: 04 August 2016 at 12H00. D.D NAIDOO MUNICIPAL MANAGER
BIDS ARE INVITED FROM SUITABLY QUALIFIED BIDDERS TO COMPILE THE MUNICIPALITY’S ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR IBILANHLOLO RIVER, MHLANGAMKHULU RIVER, MHLANGENI RIVER AND TONGASI RIVER, UMTWENTWENI RIVER, MBANGO RIVER AND UMZIMKULU RIVER. Tender documents may be obtained from the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Planning at the Old Post Office Building Municipal Office, corner of Wooley and Robinson Street from 21 July 2016 (office hours 07:30 to 16:00), upon payment of a non-refundable cash payment of R370 (VAT inclusive) for each document. Tender documents will only be issued on presentation of a receipt obtained from a cashier. Please take note that cashiers may be found at the Old Post Office Building at the corner of Wooley and Robinson Street, Port Shepstone. Completed tender documents with two copies in sealed envelopes, clearly marked “Tender no: 8/2/1698: Municipality Estuarine Management Plans” must be deposited in the tender box at the Municipal Offices at 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, no later than 12:00pm on Thursday the 11 August 2016 after which tenders will be opened in public. Failure to supply two (2) copies will result in the tender being disqualified. All queries with regard to this tender are to be directed to Ms F Mhlongo on 039 688 2277/75. A Compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at the Department: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning at Uvongo Municipal Office Boardroom on 28 July 2016 at 09:00am. NOTE: TENDER DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AT THE CLARIFICATION MEETING. Tender bids will be evaluated on functionality, price and B-BBEE. All tender offers that fail to score the minimum of 60% of points for quality will be rejected. The following criteria will be used for evaluation: Total Score for Functionality TECHNICAL COMPETENCY
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nity. “On the day, we honoured the legendary late former president of our country, Nelson Mandela, for the tireless work he did for the betterment of society,” said Dladla. He said as part of their programme they painted Zibambeleni Old Age Day Care Centre, planted trees around the children’s park and jungle gym connected to T.B. Molefe sports field, played games and hosted a show by local artists. Dladla said they arranged for Gamalakhe Lower Primary School pupils
to participate in the events. “Pupils came in groups during school time and then after school as the programme went on all day,” he said. “A big thank you to Coca-Cola for funding the majority of the costs involved in organising the event. We also thank Sebenza Nurseries for donating a truck full of plants, and last but not least, we would thank councillor Phumlani Gumbi for helping us secure the stadium and ensuring that the event was in line with municipal requirements,” said Dladla.
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This is a really good looking car which turns heads as you drive by. At the front it is typically BMW, with a large, double kidney grill and swept back headlamps on either side, all underlined by a dark air intake flanked by two fog lamps. The ribbed bonnet flows into a raked windscreen, which guides the eye to a sloping roof. Our car came with a fitted sunroof, an optional extra but nice to have. The steeply sloping rear window and tailgate combine with wraparound tail lights to present a sleek profile. The design is complimented by serious rubber on its 19-inch light alloy wheels and in any parking lot it is, in the words of Moss, “a tribute to the owner’s taste and discernment”. Interior The interior of our car was finished in soft touch plastics and black leather. It is much like the 3-series interior, comfortable, solid and a very pleasant place to be. The control ergonomics are excellent. The instruments are clear and easy to read while driving. The main instrument cluster has four
Still no sign of demeritsystem of Aarto is to effect behavioural change among drivers in order to curb the growing number of road deaths. According to the Road Traffic Manage ment Corporation (RTMC), about 13 000 people died on the country’s roads last year alone. The AA has supported many of the pro posals relating to Aarto since they were first mooted in 1998, through the establishment of the Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA), which was created specifically to roll out and administer Aarto. Apart from creating the RTIA, the legis lation on Aarto also: • established the concept of an “infringe ment” as a traffic violation which can be dealt with administratively (such as speed ing or talking on your cellphone while driv ing), as opposed to an “offence”, which re mains a criminal offence (such as drunk driving, which is indistinguishable from any other criminal offence, and which requires
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er and 400 Nm of torque. The eightspeed auto gearbox in our car changed swiftly and smartly; and is an obviously sophisticated system. 0-100 km/h comes up in around 7,5 seconds and, if you are in suicide mode, top speed is claimed at 240 km/h. Fuel consumption is difficult to predict in a fast car but, if you are over 50 and driving sensibly you should achieve around 5 l/100 km. The 4-series Coupe is wider and 45kg lighter than the 3-Series it replaced and also has a lower centre of gravity. Combined with a sharpened steering and the adaptive drive system, the car handles superbly on good roads and bad. Sport mode makes a real difference to performance. And throttle
a court appearance); and • provided for the implementation of a points demerit system which punishes re peated violations by suspending or cancel ling a motorist’s driving licence. According to the RTIA, the system will mean drivers accumulate points for in fringements they commit. Every person starts with zero points, and the maximum permissible number of points is 12. A person is allowed to drive until he or she has 12 points. Every point exceeding 12 points results in a threemonth licence suspension. One point is reduced every three months if no further contraventions occur. A licence is cancelled when it has been suspended for the third time. Aarto has been piloted in Tshwane since 2008, and Johannesburg since 2009, but the points demerit system has not been im plemented. This will not happen until Aarto is implemented nationally. However, the delays are cause for great concern, and will ultimately lead to the per petuation of road offences which Aarto is
designed to address. of the demerit system. We therefore call on Among the reasons for these delays are the Department of Transport to give South issues relating to the delivery of infringe Africans a firm and concrete date for the im ment notices. plementation of Aarto, and to stick to it. While this still needs to be resolved, the Their credibility, and that of the system as act does allow for infringement notices to a whole, is now at stake. be delivered via registered post and as such “We therefore urge the Department of can be implemented at any time. Transport to take significant steps to ensure In its 2014/2015 annual report, the RTIA the system is implemented, or concede to said that certain aspects of the Aarto Act the public that it probably will never materi are undergoing a parliamentary process but alise.” Supplied. that the Department of Transport envisaged these to be complete by the end of the fourth quarter of the Specialising in... 24/7 2015/2016 financial year. Assistance This has not happened. & Recovery VW light commercial The AA said: “We believe vehicles the time has come for hard decisions on the future of Aarto to be made. Our con cern is that almost two dec ades after it was first pro Tel: 039 685 0007 posed, no significant steps Fax: 086 459 6079 No 6 Berg Road Cell: 076 634 9203 Marburg forward have been taken to leezauto@hotmail.com Professional Servicing wards final implementation Diagnostics & Repairs to all makes of Vehicles by qualified technicians
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Sharks lock Ruan Botha has been cleared to travel to New Zealand with the side for their Super Rugby quarterfinal against the Hurricanes, but a decision on whether he will be eligible to play has yet to be taken.
choice tighthead, has stayed behind in Durban for family reasons. Botha, who has shown encouraging form this month after recovering from injury, has played in only three of the mandatory four games necessary to qualify for the playoffs. But the former Stormers lock was listed as an injured player at the start of the season and head coach Gary Gold this week successfully applied for special dispensation. On Monday the Sharks said that Botha had permission from Sanzaar to accompany the squad but, curiously, they had not yet cleared him to play. The loss of Adriaanse, who has consistently been the Sharks’ strongest scrummager this season, is a major blow with the Sharks wanting to place the Hurricanes under pressure at the set-piece. Coenie Oosthuizen and Thomas du Toit will cover tighthead on Saturday with Beast Mtawarira and Dale Chadwick the looseheads. The Sharks are still without Springbok flyhalf Pat Lambie, who is still suffering from the symptoms of concussion, but Springbok fullback Willie le Roux, first-choice centre Paul Jordaan and flank Jean-Luc du Preez have returned to full fitness and are in the squad. Jean-Luc’s twin brother, backrower Dan du Preez, is still out with a torn groin muscle and Gold says the 20-year-old now faces surgery. Le Roux has not played since the June Tests against Ireland while Jordaan damaged a knee against the Lions earlier this month. Mtawarira, who is likely to lead the team on Saturday, and lock Stephan Lewies are certain to return to the starting line-up. (Mtawarira was rested against the Sunwolves at the week-
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Jumping at the opportunity to enter the annual Spar Women’s race in Maritzburg on Sunday, 7 August are (from left) Mantombi Zondi, sports coach at Grace College, Taliah Govender, a pupil at Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High and Binks Robertson from Back 2 Basics Hockey Academy in PMB. THE KZN leg of South Africa’s Most Beautiful Race will be taking to the roads of Pietermaritzburg on Sunday, August 7 for the annual Spar Women’s 10km-5km. Settling back into its usual winter
date, the race will have a field of green flowing along the roads in and around The Oval where an expected 4 000 athletes will be taking the challenge of the two distances. The event is the biggest women’s athletic event and sec-
ond biggest annual road running event to take place in the city aside from the Comrades Marathon. Both the routes will remain unchanged, with the start line set adjacent to Maritzburg College’s main
end while Lewies played off the bench). Mtawarira, speaking before the squad flew out of Durban, said he had been impressed at the way the young Sharks team had “stepped up” this season. “Everyone is excited about reaching the playoffs. But now it is crunch time and we will have to take chances. I’m confident that if we produce our best performance, we have a massive chance.” The Beast said it was key that the forwards stood up to the New Zealanders physically. “We have to start well and get into the game from the start.” Lewies, who has had fitness problems in recent seasons, said he was delighted to have had an injury-free season. “I’m enjoying being with this young group of players and they have helped in getting back into form. But I have also been playing alongside [fellow lock] Etienne Oosthuizen since 2014 and that has also given me confidence.” The quarter-final kicks off at 9.35 am on Saturday (SA time) and New Zealander Glen Jackson will be the referee. Sharks’ 25man touring squad Forwards: Chiliboy Ralepelle, Coenie Oosthuizen, Dale Chadwick, Etienne Oosthuizen, Franco Marais, Hyron Andrews, JeanLuc du Preez, Keegan Daniel, Philip van der Walt, Ruan Botha, Stephan Lewies, Tendai Mta warira (captain), Tera Mtembu, Thomas du Toit. Backs: Andre Esterhuizen, Curwin Bosch, Garth April, JP Pietersen, Lwazi Mvovo, Michael Claassens, Odwa Ndungane, Paul Jordaan, S’bura Sithole, Stefan Ungerer, Will ie le Roux.
rugby field, Goldstones, and the finish line at The Oval cricket stadium. Both races will start at 8 am after the playing of the national anthem. The 10-km and five-kilometre participants will set off together with the first half of the race looping around the outskirts of the CBD, and the fivekilometre race turning into The Oval and the 10-km athletes doing another loop around the schools’ precinct, before returning to The Oval. A strong field of local runners is expected to compete this year with the defending champ, Tebogo Masehla, rumoured to be back. The big names in this year’s SPAR Grand Prix will be flying the South African flag at the Rio Olympics, which leaves a win and the R8 000 winner’s purse open to the remaining local contenders. Entries are open, with two options to enter. The first is online at www.sparwomensrace.co.za where you can either pay by credit card or by EFT. The second option is a manual entry at race registration on Friday, 5 August and Saturday, 6 August at The Oval. Companies, running clubs and groups of 10 or more can enter through the bulk entries option. E-mail bulk@sparwomensrace.co.za for more information. Entries to the 10 km distance are open from age 14 and to the five kilometre from age nine — the age restrictions being applicable on the day of the competition. Entry is R90 for the 10km licensed athletes and for the five-kilometre runners. Entry fee non-licensed athletes is R100 - the extra R10 includes a temporary licence for the day. For more info contact the race organisers on maritzburg@sparwomensrace.co.za or visit the official race on www.sparwomensrace.co.za or like the Facebook page. - Supplied.
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Goog classic golf on the way THE highly-anticipated Selborne Classic will again be attracting a host of experienced players to the greens from 5 to 7 August with renowned golfer, Michael Scholz, coming on as emcee for the event. This entertaining speaker has years of experience in the golfing arena having competed on professional circuits around the world since 1992. All competitions played during the three-day Selborne Classic will be in teams of four with Friday and Saturday following a betterball format and Sunday a fourball alliance. On arrival at Selborne, players must register individually after which a ‘goodie’ bag can be collected. The three days of golf, as well as all halfway house meals, dinners and entertainment for the three nights, are included in the entrance fee. On Friday, 5 August each team of four will be divided into two teams and assigned another team to compete against. First, second and third prizes will be awarded for the day, relative to the betterball pairings. On Saturday, 6 August the betterball competition will follow Friday’s format although golfers must change partners within each two ball. The partner change is in keeping with the spirit of the tournament which encourages camaraderie while introducing golfers to different players. Once again, first, second and third prizes will be awarded. On Sunday, 7 August each team will play a fourball alliance, two scores to count, format and the top five alliance prizes will be awarded on the day. This will be followed by the Selborne Classic overall prizegiving which will see the top 10 teams awarded some fantastic prizes. There will also be raffles held throughout the tournament, nearest-to-pins on all four shorts, mystery prizes daily as well as fun activities on each tee provided by sponsors. This year, competitors will also be able to participate in Selborne’s newly introduced Par 3 Challenge Tournament which will take place directly after the Selborne Classic on Monday, 8 August. To enhance the experience, Selborne Hotel is offering a special room rate for the Selborne Classic at a cost of R935 per room, on a room-only basis, T&C’s apply. At an additional cost, spa treatments are also on offer from 8am to 10pm daily. To book, contact the Selborne Hotel on 039 688 1800. For group accommodation, Selborne offers selfcatering villas from R3 350 for four nights per person sharing. Rates are based on four occupants in a two-bedroom (foursleeper) Villa, T&C’s apply. To book contact 039 975 8500. The annual golfing competition, which is co-sponsored by Halfway Toyota Scottburgh, will take place at Selborne Golf Estate in Pennington on the KwaZuluNatal South Coast. The competition is limited to 132 players so anyone wanting to get involved is encouraged to book early by contacting the pro shop on 087 135 0559. - Supplied.
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Gamalakhe players chosen for PSL
Margate Country Club golf results Week ending 17 July Tuesday 12 July Ladies “Connie Day”, Betterball Stableford, sponsored by Connie McArthur 1st: Lizzie Meyer and Anita Scheepers 49 pts 2nd: Jane Davies and Lesley Erasmus 46 pts 3rd: Beryl Williamson and Janet Dowling 45 pts Wednesday 13 July Wobblers 3-ball Stableford Alliance 1st: Dave Boyd, Toni Ryan, John Gidson 91 pts 2nd: Andre du Plessis, Freddie Boshoff, Rob McGill 84 pts 3rd: Nico van Vuuren, Brian Jeffreys, Peter Rogers oco 82 pts Arthur Tomlinson Floater - Dave Parsons, Derek Egerton, Andrew Dickerson 70 pts Thursday 14 July
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IVE players from Gamalakhe Ayanda Mkwanazi, Sabelo Xolo, Aluncedo Nxumalo, Babah Lubanyana and Nkululeko Mavundla - have been selected to play for Golden Arrows, which plays in the Absa Premier Soccer League (PSL). Gamalakhe coach Nhlanhla Mbili said he started mentoring the players from an early age and is very proud to see them going this far. “I trained players from the age of 14 under Young Mates United and as they grew and developed, some of them played for Gamalakhe United, which is currently playing in the ABC Motsepe League,” said Mbili.
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Mbili said Mkwanazi and Lubanyana were selected to play for the first team while Nxumalo and Mavundla were selected for the Multichoice Diski team. Mkwanazi has however, turned down the offer, saying players were selected to play for the second team, which is not good for him. “The trials were for the second team, not the first team and I already have a permanent job and leaving my job to play for the second team would not have been good enough as I have commitments,” said Mkwanazi. James Dlamini, Golden Arrows general manager, said the selection trials were part of the club’s off-season programme and they have visited various municipalities to select
players. The selection process in Ugu district was done at Douglas Mitchell and 24 players were selected. “Elimination was done leaving us with 12 players and on final elimination four players were selected from Gamalakhe,” said Dlamini. “The players that joined us started training on Tuesday and at this stage we cannot determine which teams they will be playing for. “It all depends on each player’s performance.” Dlamini said one of the reasons why they came to Ugu first is that many of the players of Golden Arrows are from the district, saying the relationship they have with municipality and local Safa authorities is good.
Pro’s Shop Competition, Individual Stableford 1st: Dries Barkhuizen 44 pts 2nd: John Crewe 41 pts 3rd: Alan Davies 40 pts Nearest Pins - 4th, sponsored by Margate Pro’s Shop: Louie Carreira. 16th, sponsored by Hibiscus Retirement Villages: Dries Barkhuizen Saturday 16 July Men’s Individual Stableford 1st: Rob Weyer 47 pts 2nd: Una McLachlan 42 pts 3rd: Juan Dixon 39 pts Nearest Pins, sponsored by Margate Pro Shop - 4th, John Ford, 16th, Shaka Langa. Ladies 3-ball Alliance, Sandi’s Surprise 1st: Evelyn Burls, Shannon Gottlieb, Lesley Erasmus 127 pts 2nd: Wondra Bothma, Beryl Williamson, Ada Brits 106 pts.
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