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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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HANKS to an observant local resident, a fuel spill into a Margate river was spotted on time, leading to a team of experts being dispatched to the site to assess and contain the damage. On Friday, the resident took pictures of a shimmering slick in the Nkongweni River that turned out to be a mixture of diesel and petrol. The river runs next to the Sasol filling station on National Road into the ocean. Ugu Municipality spokesperson France Zama said a complaint about the spillage was received on Friday and a preliminary investigation revealed that it was as a result of about 40 litres of fuel from the filling station. “The fuel mix entered the storm-water drainage system which drained down towards the river. Due to the debris and sand in the storm-water drainage system, some of the diesel

content was trapped thereby minimising the level of contamination,” said Zama. In line with the contingency guidelines developed by the Department of Environmental Affairs and the Department Water and Sanitation, Zama said the owner was required to source services of specialists to render the environment safe as a matter of urgency. When contacted, the filling station’s owner Allister Edwardes confirmed that the spillage emanated from his business, but said it was as a result of an error by his staff. “After it was brought to my attention, I immediately brought in the services of a company that deals with spillages and a clean-up was done. I can confirm everything is clear,” said Edwardes. In an email, Norman Moss of Spilltech, the company that was sourced by Edwardes, confirmed that only a small amount of the fuel made it into river because of debris in the pipe. He said absorbents and containment materials were placed at certain sections of the river and these were removed on Saturday after further inspections were made. According to a study done at the University of Zululand in 2013, diesel and other oil-based pollutants have a devastating effect on the environment as they contaminate the soil, causing a pH imbalance and prevent seed germination. It can also be harmful to other water organisms. It has not been determined what effects the spillage will have on the river.

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Sting operation nets suspects TWO men, in their thirties, were arrested in Shelly Beach in a crime intelligence operation on Friday. Detective Warrant Officer Herman Pienaar from the Ugu Cluster and members of his drug unit team as well as members from Crime Intelligence Unit acted on information and launched a sting operation. They found the men in possession of crack cocaine with a street value of R400. Both face a charge of dealing in drugs and will appear in court soon. On Friday evening a special operation was held in the Southport policing area by members from the Ugu Cluster, K9 unit, Tactical Response Team, Southport police, Vehicle Inspection Section and Road Traffic Inspectorate. During roadblock and cordon-and-search operations, 102 people, 16 premises and 48 vehicles were searched. Police arrested eight people for possession of dagga, one person for possession of a dangerous weapon, four for being drunk in public, one for a road traffic offence and one illegal immigrant. Brigadier Bongani Sibiya, deputy cluster commander of Ugu Cluster, was in charge of the operation. He expressed his satisfaction with the operation especially in view of the fact that the Southport area showed a very low crime figure over the weekend. - Supplied.

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HILE Southport police were busy with a stop-and search-operation in the Sea Park area last Thursday, they went to a compound and found a person in a room with several cellphones in his possession. When proof of ownership of the cellphones was requested, he told police that he was repairing them for other people, but could not produce any receipts. At the time he was sitting on his bed and when police asked him to stand up, he hesitated and became aggressive. It was then discovered that he was sitting on a laptop concealed underneath him. He could not produce any

receipt for the laptop either. “He also could not produce any legal documents to be in South Africa as he is a foreign national. He was arrested and detained,” said police spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid. Southport police are investigating a charge of possession of suspected stolen property as well as a charge of contravening the Immigration Act in conjunction with Home Affairs Department. Investigations are continuing. Anyone who recognises any of the items, should contact Detective Warrant Officer Henry van Vuuren on 039 681 9900. - Supplied.

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sideimpact collision. Paramed ics and fire fighters worked to gether to extricate the passen ger with the jaws of life and other rescue tools,” said Kwazu lu Private Ambulance spokesper son Belinda Catchpole. All patients were treated and transported to a nearby hospi tal. Supplied.

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A MINIBUS taxi rear-ended a motor car in Southbroom on the R61 on Thursday morning after the driver tried to avoid a duiker that was running across the road causing a traffic jam. Belinda Catchpole of Kwazulu Private Ambulance said no serious injuries were reported.

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cused. In December 2010, the accused robbed and raped the first complainant. In May 2013 the accused returned to complainant one’s house. Again, he threatened her with a knife and proceeded to rape and rob her. He made off with a cellphone and R300. Then in August 2014, the accused raped and robbed the second

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HE homeless and the elderly will be left without a roof over their heads at the end of September as the shelter they are staying

in will close down. The Nehemia Upliftment Centre, the former Umtentweni Hotel, has been ordered to evacuate the premises after failing to pay for electricity and water. A pensioner from the centre, who asked to remain anonymous told

the Fever that she and three other elderly residents don’t know where they will be going after they were asked to find alternative accommodation. She said other people from the shelter moved out and its only the three of them who are having trouble finding

a place to live. She said a court order issued by the Durban High Court was issued to the manager a while ago. Pastor Freddie Venter, who has been running the shelter for some time, confirmed they have to evacuate the premisses by the

end of the month. The pastor, however, said there are 19 people who still live there, not three. “We were able to get accommodation for most of the people but we are still trying to see what is going to happen to those who have not yet found place,” said Venter. Ray Nkonyeni Municipality spokesperson Simon April has confirmed that there is a problem at the shelter and that the municipality is dealing with the management of the building. “Yes, I can confirm that there are litigations with regards to the building as a result of non-compliance with building requirements and also failure to pay the necessary bills,” said April. The pensioner said the biggest concern for the elderly is that at other centres and retirement homes there are waiting lists and are expensive as they are dependant solely on their government pension.

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“It’s usually a Sunday or a Wednesday, but at least I still get to spoil my children without it making a huge dent in my pocket.” With regards to grocery shopping, Botha advises mothers not to feel bad when buying “no-name” products “Children are very picky and they want a certain brand, but you have to be realistic. If a cheaper brand tastes just as good and costs less, it’s only logical to purchase that.” Pensioners are especially feeling the pinch. Joleen Sinclair of Oslo Beach

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Free diabetes screenings held THE Shelly Beach Lions held another free blood sugar screening clinic at the Shelly Centre on Saturday. The event was well supported and in total 155 free blood tests were performed. Out of those, 17 known diabetics tested out of normal range and nine people tested out of range and were referred for further medical advice and medication. In addition, the Lions donated five new blood-sugar test units to those who needed them for self-testing and treatment at home. Staff of the Kwazulu Natal Private Ambulance Services were also on hand to do blood pressure testing at the clinic. This project is a key focus point for Lions Clubs International and a major commitment by the Shelly Lions towards public health services. - Supplied.

ANSA held its annual Staff and Volunteers Awards last Tuesday at the Cansa Durban Care Centre, where they recognised hardworking volunteers and staff who go out of their way to support Cansa. Many volunteers from the South Coast were recognised for their enthusiasm, energy and drive in assisting Cansa. They were also commended for creating awareness and raising funds for the organisation. Ntombifuthi Ngubane from Umzumbe was awarded for “creating awareness”. Michelle Carless was awarded for the Cansa Relay for Life initiative, and Ryan Ringo of Umthunzi Hotel and Conference Centre was awarded for hosting Cansa’s special events. Debbie and Michelle Cuppan were awarded The Spirit of Cansa Award and the Precious Gumede from Fever, was awarded for the market-

ing and coverage of Cansa. Cansa Port Shepstone’s Sesethu Senene said Cansa South Coast serves people from Amanzimtoti to Port Edward, having limited staff. Cansa relies on the assistance of the volunteers to help fulfil the organisation’s services. “We also rely on the volunteers to

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HE Amakhono Heritage Festival on the South Coast once again celebrated all things proudly African on Sunday 18 September. With wet and muddy weather conditions some invited guest were unable to make the event. With support from Ugu South Coast Tourism, the festival encourages visitors to experience some of the South Coast’s most spectacular rural scenery and hinterland. Guests gathered at the Bhuqu sports grounds after a guided tour of Betania village, where visitors enjoyed the finest hospitality. Guests also sampled traditional foods ujeqe, umgxabhiso, isigwaqane, isijingi, isigwamba and isitambu and umqombothi (Zulu beer). The festival also offered the visitors and the community a variety of indigenous and traditional music and dance. Cliffy the Clown entertained the children making animal shaped balloons and there was a jumping castle

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FTER an exciting fund-raising month, Ninette Smith and Swish have finally left for Spain to compete in the Agility World Championships. We wish them the very best of luck and hope they will return having shared a wonderful experience with memories that will last a life time. While they are in Spain we will be competing in our own championship weekend from 23 to 25 September. We are fortunate to have two out-of-town judges as well as our local judges Nicki Calvert and Heather Moorcroft.

The public is invited to join us on the Port Shepstone Borough Field that weekend. Harbour View Spar is sending their food cart so there will be food as well. This is an annual event and we hope to attract as many competitors and spectators as possible. The following weekend, members and their dogs will be taking the CGC (canine good citizen) test at the club. This is an obedience test which is divided into three categories, i.e. bronze, which is the first stage and involves basic obedience, silver, which is

more difficult and involves among others the ability to walk in a public place and cross a road without bolting. The final stage is the gold where the dog is required to follow the “down” command from a distance, stay in one place for two minutes and go to its bed when asked to do so. A good “down” could save your dog’s life. All this training is done with positive reinforcement patience and love. Once the dog has the three certificates he is considered a good canine citizen and will hopefully be allowed in places where other dogs dare not tread. We have had an occasion where one of our members relocated and moved into a complex where they allowed small dogs but hers was considered too big. The Body Borporate changed their minds when presented with three certificates and rosettes, and they are now living very happily in their new home. This test commences at 8.30am on Saturday 1 October at Hibiscus Kennel Club and anyone interested may pay us a visit and watch the dogs being put through their paces. We remind members that training starts at 2pm with Orientation and Beginners Agility until 2.45pm. We then move to our respective classes for Obedience until 3.45pm and Advanced Agility ends the afternoon at 4pm. As much as we are thankful for the rain the weather has not been kind to us for weeks and weeks and attendance is down. Rest assured the field is looking good and training has been taking place - we always make a plan. Anyone wishing to join the club may contact the chairperson Sharon Derman 073 601 4622 or Jenny Robertson the training co-ordinator 083 250 4253.

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IE uwe ken Quintin van Jaarsveld reeds sewe jaar lank as mens, nuus-kollega en vriend. Toe die gedagte inskop dat â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n berig oor hierdie merkwaardige jong man en sy lewe die lig moet sien, het ek reeds die basiese feite oor sy lewe gehad: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n kwadrupleeg wat op 16-jarige ouderdom verlam is in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n duikslag op die rugbyveld, en ten spyte van verskeie struikelblokke met die hulp van sy broer en ouers vasgebyt het en vandag, ten spyte van sy gestremdheid, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n gerespekteerde en bekroonde joernalis is. Min het ek besef dat ek, ten spyte van sewe jaar se vriendskap, inderwaarheid baie min geweet het van wat hy en sy gesin deurgemaak het tot vandag toe, totdat ek in diepte met hom begin gesels het met die oog op hierdie berig. Eers toe het die volle omvang van hierdie besonderse mens se omstandighede en wat hy ten spyte daarvan bereik het, my getref. Ook dat â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n berig soos hierdie, weens die beperkings op lengte, nooit die volle verhaal sal kan vertel nie. Maar ek gaan nogtans probeer. Op 15 April, 2000 was Quintin â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n lewenslustige, fikse, veelsydige 16-jarige sportman met â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n blink loopbaan aan sy voete. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ek was redelik arrogant, was gewild onder die meisies en het baie vriende gehad,â&#x20AC;? vertel Quintin, â&#x20AC;&#x153;en my lewe voluit geniet. Verskeie sportsoorte beoefen, en ek was lief vir die see, veral â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;bodyboardingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Dit het egter in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n oogwink verander.â&#x20AC;? Op diĂŠ dag het hy skrumskakel gespeel vir die HoĂŤrskool Suid-Natal se eerste span teen Durban North College, op hulle veld. Quintin het om â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n skrum gebreek, is van agter af gelak, kon nie sy arms gebruik om sy val te stuit nie, en het op sy kop geval. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ek is in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n normale, nie-gevaarlike duikslag oombliklik verlam weens â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n fraktuur aan my C5-werwel. Daar was ongelukkig geen mediese diens of dokter by die veld nie. Gelukkig het mense

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QuintinÂ seÂ ouersÂ isÂ syÂ steunpilare.Â LeonÂ sĂŞÂ somtydsÂ moetÂ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nÂ tragedieÂ jouÂ teruÂ grukÂ naÂ ditÂ watÂ werklikÂ belangrikÂ isÂ inÂ dieÂ lewe.Â â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;UitÂ hierdieÂ tragedieÂ isÂ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nÂ positieweÂ reusÂ geboreÂ watÂ onsÂ inspireerÂ metÂ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nÂ eweÂ positieweÂ daaglikseÂ inÂ spuiting.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Â MaÂ PetroÂ erkenÂ disÂ nieÂ elkeÂ dagÂ maklikÂ nie,Â maarÂ syÂ isÂ dankbaarÂ datÂ dieÂ HereÂ QuintinÂ virÂ hulleÂ gespaarÂ het,Â enÂ syÂ isÂ baieÂ trotsÂ opÂ watÂ haarÂ ouerÂ seunÂ Jacques,Â nouÂ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nÂ baieÂ suksesvolleÂ sakeman,Â enÂ QuintinÂ inÂ hulÂ lewensÂ bereikÂ het.Â DieÂ DachshundÂ opÂ dieÂ foto,Â Chucky,Â isÂ deelÂ vanÂ QuintinÂ seÂ leweÂ sedertÂ hyÂ uitÂ dieÂ hospitaalÂ byÂ dieÂ huisÂ aangekomÂ het,Â enÂ isÂ opÂ 16ÂjarigeÂ oudÂ erdomÂ nogÂ konstantÂ aanÂ syÂ sy. soos Jacques de Beer en ons afrigter Danie Bergh beheer van die situasie geneem en gesorg dat ek op die gepaste manier van die veld af gevat is. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ek het vir seker â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n uur langs die veld, geskok en met my eie gedagtes gelĂŞ met vriende en my meisie destyds wat bekommerd na my kyk voordat ek per helikoper na die Entabeni-hospitaal geneem is.â&#x20AC;? Daar het hy twee maande in die intensiewe sorg-eenheid deurgebring, en nog â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n maand in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n hoĂŤ sorg-eenheid. Hy het nege operasies ondergaan, en die geneeshere het hom min kans op oorlewing gegee. Hy kon nie praat nie, en het boonop nog â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n lugpyp-insnyding ondergaan sodat hy kon asemhaal. Hy het lank binne-aarse voeding gekry, want sy maag is kwaai deur medikasie beskadig. Van die fikse en fris, tienerseun van 70 kilogram het net 40 oorgebly. Quintin, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n diep-gelowige mens,

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vertel voordat hy sy eerste operasie ondergaan het, het hy die Here gevra om hom asseblief te laat oorleef, nie vir homself nie, maar ter wille van sy broer, Jacques, en ouers, Leon en Petro. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nadat ek dit wel oorleef het,â&#x20AC;? onthou hy, â&#x20AC;&#x153;het ek myself egter dikwels gevra of ek nie die versoek aan die Here maar moes gelos het nie, want ek het baie, baie swaar gekry. Die eerste paar jaar nĂĄ die ongeluk was loutere hel, maar met die ongelooflike en onselfsugtige hulp en bystand van my ouers en broer het ek daar deurgekom.â&#x20AC;? Na sy drie maande in die hospitaal was Quintin nog drie maande lank in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n rehabilitasie-sentrum in Hillbrow. Sy ouers het verlof geneem en was saam met hom by die hospitaal, en toe sy pa moes terugkeer werk toe was sy ma saam hom by die rehabilitasiesentrum. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My ouers was ongelooflik â&#x20AC;Ś jy weet

enÂ omÂ onoorwonneÂ inÂ dieÂ Curriebekerreeks teÂ wees,Â enÂ isÂ presiesÂ inÂ dieselfdeÂ posisieÂ as dieÂ GoueÂ LeeusÂ verledeÂ jaar.Â NĂŞrensÂ inÂ dieÂ SupeRugbyreeksÂ nie,Â maar metÂ dieselfdeÂ spanÂ gaanÂ hulle,Â soosÂ dieÂ LeeÂ usÂ verledeÂ jaar,Â heelwaarskynlikÂ dieÂ CurriebÂ ekerÂ wen.Â OomÂ Pottie,Â kermÂ lankalÂ reedsÂ datÂ die LeeusÂ metÂ hulÂ tweedeÂ enÂ somtydsÂ derde spanÂ moetÂ speelÂ weensÂ afwesigeÂ SpringÂ bokke,Â beseringsÂ enÂ buitelandseÂ kontrakte. MagÂ soÂ wees,Â maarÂ disÂ hoeÂ dieÂ koekieÂ krumÂ

mel,Â ookÂ virÂ anderÂ spanne,Â soosÂ vrouliefÂ alÂ tydÂ sĂŞ. Terloops,Â ekÂ stemÂ saamÂ metÂ JakeÂ White. HyÂ kanÂ nieÂ verstaanÂ waaromÂ sommigeÂ wedÂ strydeÂ tussenÂ sterkÂ spanneÂ opÂ WoensdaeÂ en DonderdaeÂ gespeelÂ wordÂ nie.Â IsÂ dieÂ reeks nouÂ soÂ onbelangrik?Â OfÂ dikteerÂ TVÂskedules watÂ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nÂ reedsÂ oorvolÂ rugbyÂaanbodÂ moet hanteer? Ewenwel,Â onsÂ glimlagÂ vanÂ dieÂ weekÂ kom vanÂ SantaÂ WeyersÂ vanÂ HibberdeneÂ watÂ die volgendeÂ eksamenÂantwoordeÂ perÂ eÂpos

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nĂĄ my ongeluk op die Saterdag het my ma eers die Maandagaand twee ure geslaap. So is hulle toewyding nog tot vandag toe. God het my geseĂŤn met die wonderlikste ondersteuningstelsel waarsonder ek nie â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n funksionele lewe sou kon lei nie. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My ma, pa en broer is nie alleen my arms en bene nie, hulle is my hartklop. Hulle het my deur die donkerste dae gedra toe ek as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n sportmal tiener my identiteit, en in baie opsigte my wil om te lewe, verloor het. Hulle het my uit die dieptes van wanhoop gelig en geĂŻnspireer om terug te gaan skool toe, want as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n selfbewuste dop van my vorige atletiese self, het ek nie die moed gehad nie. Hulle is die ware helde in my lewe, allermins ekself. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My pa het self ernstige gesondheidsprobleme opgedoen oor al die stres maar is nou deur die Here se genade weer sy ou self.â&#x20AC;? Quintin het drie vakke per jaar oor twee jaar geneem en sy matriek voltooi. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dit was baie, baie moeilik om in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n rystoel tussen my ou meisies en vriende te wees. Ek wou nie daar wees nie. Maar Jacques, drie jaar ouer as ek, was saam met my en het my daardeur gedra. Hy het jare van sy lewe opsy gesit en bedank by sy werk om my te versorg en elke dag probeer om my te laat glimlag.â&#x20AC;? Quintin het vroeg reeds â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n aanleg vir tale en woorde gehad, en nadat hy op â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n rekenaar met sy kneukels leer tik het, het hy met sy kenmerkende deursettingsvermoĂŤ oor drie jaar kursusse by Intect en Unisa in Kreatiewe Skryfwerk, Gemeenskaps-joernalistiek en Kommunikasiekunde voltooi. Hierna werk Quintin van die huis af vir die webwerf SARugby.com eers as rubriekskrywer en uiteindelik as hoofredakteur oor â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n tydperk van sewe jaar. In 2009 begin hy by die South Coast Fever as sportredakteur, in 2012 sluit hy hom terselfdetyd by rugby365.com aan, en in 2014 word hy die adjunken sportredakteur van die plaaslike nuusplatform eHowzit. Hy het reeds verskeie artikels vir talle platforms soos Sports Illustrated, Sport 24, koerante soos die Witness, te veel om op te noem, geskryf. Hy skryf uitsluitlik in Engels.

Hy word in die proses beloon met verskeie toekennings: die MDDA/Sanlam gemeenskaps-sportjoernalis van die jaar (2013), die Vodacom KwaZulu-Natal-sportjoernalis van die jaar (2013), finalis in die Vodacom Suid-Afrika-sportjoernalis van die jaar (2013), die naasbeste gemeenskapsjoernalis van Media 24, mees uitstaande joernalis van die Fevergroep (2013), finalis in die MDDA/Sanlam Gemeenskapsjoernalis van die Jaar (2012) en wen â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n Media 24-sportjoernalis toekenning (2012). Hy het onderhoude met verskeie sportlegendes gevoer, en in 2011 is â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n foto van hom en die Springbokspan geneem met hom in die kapteinstoel. Verstommende prestasies vir iemand in sy situasie. Quintin het pas 33 jaar oud geword as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n kwadrupleeg wat niks vir homself kan doen nie - sy ouers help hom met alles. Hy doen elke dag by die huis spesiale spieroefeninge, kry weekliks fisioterapeutiese behandeling by â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n praktisyn, en moet baie kieskeurig wees oor wat hy eet. Hy het geen gevoel van sy nek af ondertoe nie, en kan net sy arms beweeg. Tog bly hy diep gelowig, blymoedig met â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n skerp sin vir humor. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Behalwe vir my diepe dankbaarheid teenoor my ouers en broer, waardeer ek die hulp van die talle mense en organisasies, soos my fisio Marinda Salotto, die Chris Burgerfonds en die Cummingham Kempfonds wat my oor die jare bygestaan het. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Alles wat ek bereik het en hoogtepunte in my lewe was â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n geskenk van God. My verhouding met Jesus Christus, my Verlosser en Saligmaker, groei elke dag.â&#x20AC;? Quintin is voorwaar uniek. In â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n joernalistieke loopbaan van meer as vyftig jaar, het ek nog nooit so â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n inspirerende en bewonderenswaardige persoonlikheid ontmoet nie. Dis â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n absolute voorreg om hom te ken. Die Suidkus-gemeenskap kan trots wees op hom.

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Taxman and others, cometh FOR many years and throughout South Africa, some people who own second or third homes in one or other popular destination have, on an ad hoc basis, hired out their properties usually during peak season and at peak prices. They see this as a means of not only realising a nice income but also to offset things like rates, levies and maintenance costs. When the incomegenerating weeks have come and gone, these owners have the lux ury of their paidfor getaways for the rest of the year. Some would say that this is a prudent way to own holiday homes, but unfortunately, these unethical parttime tourism practitioners do not always declare their rental incomes so in essence are in transgression of our tax regimen. Furthermore it is likely that the said properties are not on the municipal books as a form of commercial enterprise which has ramifications in terms of rates and local authorisations, etc. I guess that municipali ties are losing significant rates and other revenues as a result of nondisclosure of commercial activity by owners keeping under the radar. In our hospitality industry and among our member

ship there are very committed owners and proprietors who ensure that they are compliant with all govern ment and SARS requirements so it is a great pity that their honest operations can be undermined by certain unscrupulous people earning the proverbial buck by bucking the system. It is grossly unfair that properties that do comply, pay taxes, advertise and register with all sorts of tour ism organisations (all at cost) are from time to time faced with competition on an uneven playing field. I know that the authorities are looking into this so that all incomederiving properties are properly regis tered with SARS, local authorities and tourism organi sations and that letting agencies are compelled to en sure that properties are compliant in this regard. It won’t be long before some sort of inspector goes knocking on doors armed with a mandate to fine or intention to prosecute. Before the busy summer season comes around, I really urge those who are contemplating cashing in on tourism’s sacred cow to make sure they have all the right registrations in place we have a membership of ficer who can assist. So if you see somebody beneath a deerstalker, tweed attired, stooping over a magnifying glass and being towed by a salivaspewing bloodhound, it could be the day the authorities decided to act firmly against those who are not playing ball. They are coming.

TO improve stakeholder relations and service delivery provision the Ugu District Mayor, Cllr Tolomane Mnyayiza calls for a more active citizenry where the community col laborates with the municipality to improve the district. Mnyayiza made this pro nouncement at his first public con sultation meeting at Breamer Hall, KwaNzimakwe, during the Water Awareness Campaigns being con ducted by the municipality on Mon day. During his address, he highlight ed the importance of community dialogue saying it’s these plat forms that we as government weigh ourselves against on the ef fectiveness of our services to the community. “Community meetings are a laboratory where we analyse and find remedies for service delivery deficiencies. This platform should also be utilised to instil a collabora tive approach towards service de livery. “Our approach in the imple mentation of municipal service de

livery initiatives is not to isolate the community, but incorporate the traditional methods and work with tribal authorities, councillors and ward committees to reap the fruit of our collective effort.” At the meeting the kwa Nzimakwe community were given a chance to raise their concerns about water provision, sighting shortfalls while at the same time talking about service delivery im provements. We shared with the community the progress plans on the develop ment of water infrastructure which have benefitted Nkoneni which for the first time has access to water. The second phase of this project to be implemented within this fi nancial year and includes the ex tension of the pipeline reticulation to cover a wider reach to the Kwa Nzimakwe community. The negative effects of water theft and vandalism of infrastruc ture were extensively addressed by both the community and the mu nicipality. While we as the municipality understand the frustrations of the community about the limited ac cess to water, households that con sume reticulated water without a proper, authorised metered device are deemed illegal. “Households must apply for water connection through the mu nicipality and technicians will be

Ugu District Municipality may or Cllr Tolomane Mnyayiza. deployed to assess the applicant’s household for possible connec tion.” A plea is made to all communi ties throughout the district to ac tively participate in the curbing of water and infrastructure theft by utilising the available mediums to report such unlawful acts. Those who report these thefts can remain anonymous and report crime on 0801 111 660, fax 086 522 2816, email informa tion@whistleblowing.co.za or write to PO Box 51006, Musgrave, 4001. Ugu District Municipality pro motes working together to create an environment that is friendly, re sponsive, accountable, effective and efficient for our communities. “Ugu District is better today than it was yesterday.”

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Fat cats splurge, poor rummage in debris INSTEAD of perpetrating violent crimes certain groups of people are engaging in other illegal activities in order to survive. Many accept payment for installing illegal, electrical connections, resulting in burnt skin and maiming. Starving immigrants are involved in illegal mining at Langlaagte. In this economic climate, where corruption prevails, our fat-cat parliamentary leaders and their buddies are indulging in a lavish and decadent life-style – splurging on exorbitant salaries, luxury vehicles, expensive

holidays, meals and entertainment. How can these two life modes concur? Abject poverty is a stark contrast against excessive, unimaginable wealth. The media publishes the persistent arson and destruction of public property, viz. the universities by destructive students, who have acquired a heritage of violence from the ANC. One can only conclude that these destructive students are devoid of insight and intelligence. Work, study and motivation ethics are lacking. The solution is to close the univer-

sities indefinitely. No government or private agency has sufficient resources to fund the restoration of these institutions. (Yet the university has permitted the arsonists to return to the university). Around the turn of the century, the government could have provided every South African with a good quality of life, by offering employment, building houses and providing basic needs in a country with an ideal climate. Instead, a philosophy of “me for myself” prevails. Carte Blanche screened a pro-

Sanitary towels should be accessible INSTEAD of promoting the new and free flavoured condoms, the government should rather heed the call by the students of the University of the Witwatersrand, who are demanding that the government do away with the “tampon tax”, which is the major cause of hygiene products becoming increasingly unaffordable for women. In addition, the campaign is also calling on the management of Wits to provide free sanitary towels to women. While the prevention of HIV/Aids is important, promoting the new condoms is disingenuous. Sanitary products and menstrual hygiene are basic human necessities and rights, and not luxuries. If condoms can be freely available to all, then

there is no reason why essential items like sanitary pads cannot be freely available from public hospitals and clinics. According to reports, an estimated seven million girls miss school for some days every month because of a lack of access to hygiene products to take care of themselves during that time of the month. Girls in learning institutions should not be deprived of education because of a problem that is easily resolvable. Helping girls to manage menstruation can improve school and university attendance. I support the call for sanitary towels to be made accessible to the less privileged females in our country. Mohamed Saeed

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What’s on diary Wednesday to Sunday, 21-25 September. Matat2Pont, enter now on www.racecon trol.co.za Friday, 23 September. The Hearty Truth. Join the dietician and the biokineticist for a heart health assessment at Unit 7 Permanent Building, 2 Nicholson Avenue, Uvongo. Booking essential. Contact Chantal on 071 365 0564. Saturday, 24 September. Southcity Banana Bash Swim-Cycle-Run. Saturday, 1 October. Genesis Gym Strong Man competition. R65 once-off entry fee. Saturday, 8 October. Umbango River Concervancy and Port Shepstone Rangers 5km and 10km Tandele hike/run. Registration 7am. Port Shepstone Sugar Mill follow mark-

Winner of the Wild Coast Sun’s Roulette Tournament Dr Anthony White (left) congratulated by Mark Ferguson.

ers. R50 adults, R20 scholars. Contact Jolene on 072 1485 524. Saturday, 8 October. Rehoboth Children’s Village Paddock Community Run for Charity 2016. Registration starts at 12pm. R100 per person. For more information, call Surielle Wiles on 084 9659 081 or Luke Wiles on 072 1294 202. Saturday, 29 October. The first annual Spring Food and Wine Tasting Experience will be held at Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre. There will be food and wine-tasting stands as well as chefs preparing meals. Tickets available at Computicket and at the gate at R150 per person. Call 039 315 0420 for more information. Saturday, 12 November. Rotary (Uvongo and Margate) centenary fund-raising. Charity golf, dinner dance and entertainment by Winston Smile. For more information or to pledge a sponsorship, email ehlertjl@ gmail. com

ENQUIRIES: 039-978 3361 180 Scott Street, Scottburgh www.bluemarlinhotel.co.za

vegetarianFestival Chico’s Restaurant

16 September – 16 October 2016

Enjoy a vegetarian dinner feast at Chico’s for just R170 per person.

Saturday 24 September Rugby Fixtures

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HE Lower South Coast SPCA will be adopting out animals of a different nature this Friday. The 16 staff members of Just Property Margate will be joining our furry friends in the adoption kennels. For them to be able to go back to their “forever homes” they will need to raise an adoption fee while in the kennel. Most staff members have different fees to raise and that is based on a number of factors including the dog’s pedigree and how well they are house-trained. Readers are asked to help them reach their goals in a number of ways and to first see who they would like to see adopted. Use “JP” and the adoptee name as a reference. After that make an EFT or direct deposit towards their adoption cost to: LSC SPCA, Standard Bank, Branch: 057528, Account number: 053272552 Or drop off a donation towards the adoption fee at the SPCA Uvongo, SPCA Charity Shop Harbour SHOWTIMES FRI 23 SEP- THU 29 SEP SHOWS, PRICES & TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. (*) NO COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS FOR NEW RELEASES view or the SPCA FOR ONE WEEK FROM RELEASE DATE UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED Charity Shop SHELLY BEACH NOW SHOWING THE Shelly Beach. AlSECRET LIFE OF PETS (3D) PGV ¸˛ Ç ternatively, Sat: 9:15,11:30,14:15,17:00,19:30,22:00 e-mail the MECHANIC RESURRECTION 16LV ˛ Ç pledge amount Fri,Sat: 9:15,11:30,14:15,17:00,19:30,22:00 Sun-Thu: 9:15,11:30,14:15,17:00,19:30 to shanw@ PETE'S DRAGON just.property or PG ˛ Ç Fri,Sat: 9:30,12:00,14:45,17:30,19:45,22:15 fax Sun-Thu: 9:30,12:00,14:45,17:30,19:45 SHALLOWS 039 312 0384. 16HV ˛ Ç Fri: 10:00,12:15,15:00,18:00,20:30,22:45 The donation Sun-Thu: 10:00,12:15,15:00,18:00,20:30 hotline is BAD MOMS 13DLN ˛ Ç 039 312 0186. Fri,Sat: 10:00,12:30,15:15,17:45,20:15,22:45

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TAMSIN

R10 000

LOUIS

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VALERIE

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Your donation can rescue us! 23 September Lower South Coast SPCA Donation Hotline: 039 312 0186

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Annual SPCA South Coast Potjiekos Competition Fund Raising Event Saturday, 24 September 2016 (HERITAGE DAY) at:

HIBBERDENE 039 699 8000 Directions & Map

www.bluewaterspub.co.za

MARGATE!

www.just.property

• Competition Entry Fee per team: R350 Max 4 persons p/team (Corporate teams welcome to advertise) • Visitors - free entry • Potjiekos will be sold at R25 per plate • Live Music & DJ ALL FUNDS RECEIVED IN AID OF SPCA

Contact for more information and Entry Forms: Gesina: 079 818 3217, 039 699 8000 Email: info@bluewaterspub.co.za Mike: 071 545 0802

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LOCAL IS GOOOOOOD Exclusive range of Curtain Fabrics and Soft Furnishings AAAMSA Registered

Aluminium Windows & Doors etc. Stainless Steel Gates and balustrades.

Tel: 039 685 6987 www.hagindustries.co.za

TRASH BE GONE!

Furniture removals and transport services, low rates and peace of mind. Contact us on:

039 315 0611 /082 322 3326 info@gcloads.co.za SCOTTBURGH TO PORT EDWARD Best Service, Best Quality, Guaranteed!!! Simply the

BEST!

SEPTEMBER SPECIAL Garden rubble From Hibberdene to Ramsgate R250 per load

GET YOUR FREE QUOTE TODAY

Steffy 060 764 9157 Steven 084 283 9467

SUPPLIER OF CLEANING CHEMICALS SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF BUFFALO BUFF

SUPPLIERS OF: Curtains, Soft Furnishings, Bed Linen and Blinds SPECIALISING IN: Customised Curtain Making and Installation Muhammad & Fathima Cell: 083 626 9696 • Tel: 039 317 3115 Email: mys786@mweb.co.za Manaba Centre, Marine Drive, Manaba Beach www.fathimas.co.za

Excellent prices and expert fitments on Shop Fronts, Windows, Doors, Sliding Doors, Stack Doors, Balustrades, Burglar Bars, Flush Glazing, Security Gates, Frame-less & Framed Showers, Insect Screens, Aluminium Car Ports, Conservatories and Awnings. We are accredited SAGGA(South African Glass & Glazing Association) members

Tel: (039) 695 0320 Cell: 072 587 0170 Email: chris@coolawnings.co.za

Tel: 0393120664, Cell: 0836758598 Unit 3 Manaba Centre elize@southcoastglass.co.za

Shop 16, Permanent Building, Nicolson Ave, Uvongo Tel: 039 315 6638 • Ash: 083 272 6618 Email: musicshop@margate.co.za

HOME IMPROVEMENT BUDGET CARPORTS

KDC Construction

Affordable Carports, Supplied & Installed

Tel: 072 409 2370 / 083 273 9449

We manufacture, supply and install the following products:

Gates, Wire fencing and Burglar Guards (galvanised) We construct boundary walls, alterations to new and existing buildings, paving, tarring, fencing and concrete driveways and waterprooﬁng.

We supply and manufacture blocks, bricks, retaining blocks and supply sand and stone. 6” BLOCKS

CEMENT BRICKS

RETAINING BLOCKS L300

SELVAN GOVENDER: 071 166 4336 KERSHNIE: 071 312 3974

Main Gamalakhe Rd, (next door to Quickchicks)

Networks • Repairs Upgrades • PC Optimising We will come to you! * 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

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 R11 250.00 R12 900.00 R14 950.00

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

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Approved painters for: • Complexes / ﬂats / body corps • Waterprooﬁng • High pressure cleaning • All work guaranteed

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GENERAL & HOME SERVICES

FOR SALE

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TRANSPORT & STORAGE

TRAILERS

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

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT WANTED

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

3670

PRINCESS seeks work as a care giver/Hiv Counsellor.Contact: 0739315198 HOLIDAY & TRAVEL

3075

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SELF CATERING

1836

AGRICULTURAL

1825

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OTHER ANIMALS

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

2220

Harmony Hill Farm Sea Park

081 755 8796

To advertise in the classifieds contact Prabashni on 033 355 1000

f Dr Bernadine James Counselling Psychologist 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

XOLISILE seeks work as a general worker, 2 years experience. 073 766 5282 GENERAL

2626

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VEHICLES WANTED TO BUY

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

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

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

MUNSTER: DRIVER CODE 14 Part time. Fax CV to 086 560 0699

VEHICLES

ACCESSORIES, SPARES & MODIFICATIONS 3001

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

Clinical Psychologist DR. CAThRIn VEnTER

3680

Medical directory

Qualified Shopfitter for Kitchens and BIC’s required for a company in Port Edward. Fax CV 0393113698 or email psg@telkomsa.net or phone 0393113697

To advertise in the classifieds contact Prabashni on 033 355 1000 Litchi Part whippet, part jack russel, part GSD, part anything that you want her to be. Full of love and happiness. She has been vaccinated and spayed. Deﬁnitely an inside family dog – she deserves this.

Phone 039 681 3909/082 719 0838

HARMONY HILLS RESCUE DOGS

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CLASSIFIEDS UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE C/o P.O. Box 561 Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 HIBBERDENE Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 4220 E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

ON-SITE AUCTION SAN LAMEER

HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY CLLR S. R NGCOBO

Isimemo Somphakathi: Izimbizo ZikaMeya waseMzumbe Ngokulawulwa isigaba 4 somthetho wokusebenza koMasipala (Municipal Systems Act), kumenywa wonke umphakathi ngaphansi kukaMasipala waseMzumbe ukuba ube ingxenye yezimbizo zikaMeya, lapho kuzokwethula khona umbiko ngezinhlelo zentuthuko ngaphansi kukaMasipala waseMzumbe. Lezi zimbizo zihlelwe kanje:

WEB: AUCT-000298

4 OCTOBER

2 x Duplex Villas In San Lameer Units 2 & 3 In Lot 35 San Lameer, South Coast, KwaZulu-Natal Unit 3 – Size: ± 153 m² | Duplex 4 bedroom MES (a/c) | Lounge, dining room, 2 additional bathrooms, kitchen, enclosed leisure & built in braai area Unit 2 – Size: ± 125 m² | Duplex 3 bedroom MES | Spacious bathroom, open plan kitchen, dining room | Lounge onto large patio | All rooms with air-conditioning Both units sold optional with all furniture and Golf Cart Hein Hattingh | 083 639 0558 Auction Date and Time: 4 October 2016 | 11h00 Auction Venue: San Lameer Golf Club Terms: R50 000 refundable registration deposit. Strictly by bank guaranteed cheque. No cash. ID Document is required Auctioneer: Andrew Miller

0861 444 769 | www.in2assets.com The Rules of Auction & CPA Regulations can be viewed at www.in2assets.com or at Unit 504, 5th Floor, Strauss Daly Place, 41 Richefond Circle, Ridgeside Office Park, Umhlanga Ridge. Bidders must register to bid and provide original proof of identity and residence on registration. The Rules of Auction contain the registration requirements if you intend to bid on behalf of another person or an entity. The above property is subject to a reserve price and the sale by auction is subject to a right to bid by or on behalf of the owner or auctioneer.

USUKU

INDAWO

ISIKHATHI

AMAWADI AMENYWAYO

13 October 2016

Ward-11, Nyangwini Sports Ground

10h00

Cluster-A (10,11, 17, 18, 19, 20)

14 October 2016

Ward-16, Mabhikili Sports Ground

10h00

Cluster-B (5, 13, 14, 16)

21 October 2016

Ward-09 Mantiyaneni Sport Ground

10h00

Cluster-C (8,9,15)

25 October 2016

Ward-1 Dweshula Sport Ground

10h00

Cluster-D (1,2,3,4)

26 October 2016

Ward-12 Gwabhu Sports Ground

10h00

Cluster-E (6,7,12)

UNGAPHUTHELWA, KUYOBE KUNANDISA: Phuzekhemisi Bahubhe Izinto zokuhamba zihleliwe, xhumana nekhansela lakho lendawo. Umphakathi uyacelwa ukuba ungayifaki imifaniswano yezepolitiki. Mayelana neminye imininingwane ungaxhumana nehhovisi lezokuxhumana ngezikhathi zomsebenzi kwi nombolo ethi 039 972 0005

VACANCY GM: MARKETING & EVENTING (01/2017) (5Year Fixed Term Contract) Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the abovementioned senior post. Applicants are advised to refer to the company’s website for a full job description, for additional information pertaining to this post: http://www.tourismsouthcoast.co.za/en/ResourceCentre/Vacancies REQUIREMENTS: • Relevant tertiary qualification and 5 years’ experience, at a management level in a tourism and leisure environment; • Sound financial management skills; • Proven track record and strong business acumen in tourism marketing, media and communications; • E - Business Skills and knowledge; • Good verbal and written communication skills in all communication platforms; • A valid driver’s license and own vehicle CORE RESPONSIBILITIES • Lead and manage the Marketing and Events department in accordance with all relevant legislation; • Lead the Marketing strategy of the entity to contribute to the realisation of the goals and objectives; • Maintain close links to the private and public sectors; • Maintenance of the South Coast market share of visitors by participation in domestic trade and consumer shows; • Drive seasonal campaigns and destination brand awareness; • PR and Media liaison, and drive stakeholder awareness; • Facilitate and co-ordinate events throughout the district; • Facilitate and encourage participation of all local communities; • Manage the South Coast brand; • Ensure that the website and electronic marketing opportunities are maximised; • Liaison with prospective Film Production Coordinators for promotion of the film industry Remuneration: Total remuneration package is R500 000.00pa (negotiable) The successful candidate will be required to sign a 5 year employment contract and an annual performance agreement in accordance with the provisions of the local Government Municipal Systems Act, 332 of 2000. The successful candidate may be required to undergo training in Compliance with National Treasury’s Minimum Competency requirements; Interested persons must forward a comprehensive C.V, a covering letter and three names of contactable references as well as certified copies of qualifications in an envelope marked “Private and Confidential (Ref 01/2017)” to: The CEO, Mr J Mackrory, Ugu – South Coast Tourism, Postnet Suite # 412, Private Bag X709, Port Shepstone, 4240 by no later than 12h00 on the 10th October 2016. Alternatively, applications may be hand delivered to the Tourism Head Office. Faxed, emailed or applications received late will not be accepted. Ugu-South Coast Tourism is committed to Employment Equity. We thank all applicants for their interest. Communication will be with short listed candidates only. Ugu-South Coast Tourism Head Office: 16 Bisset Street Port Shepstone, 4240 Ph: (039) 682 7944

Mr Justin Mackrory Chief Executive Officer

To advertise in the classifieds contact Delue on 039 682 1010

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LEGAL 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

BARLADY

Wanted for Bar in Port Shepstone. Must be good with Figures and Customer Relations.

Contact 076 784 7341

IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF PORT SHEPSTONE HELD AT PORT SHEPSTONE CASE NUMBER: 530/16 In the matter between: PANGIZWE ELLIOT NZAMA EXECUTION CREDITOR and JEROME SICELO NXUMALO EXECUTION DEBTOR

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

In pursuance of a Judgment in the Magistrate’s Court for the District of Port Shepstone granted on the 13th April 2016 and a warrant of execution issued thereunder, the goods listed below will be sold in execution on Thursday the 20th of October 2016 at 10H00 am or as soon as conveniently possible thereafter, at the sheriff’s sales room at Quarry Road Lot 10f Erf 1994, Uvongo (Next to South Coast test Centre) THE GOODS: • 1 X 3 piece lounge suite leather brown. • 1 X Coffee table • 1 X Toshiba TV • 1 X Dixan emplifier • 1 X Samsung DVD 6 speakers • 1 X LG Double Door Fridge • 1 X Defy Microwave

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

The sale will be strictly for cash or bank guaranteed cheques only. Original proof of residence, copy of ID plus deposit of R500-00 in cash.

Best ever business opportunity.

DATED AT DURBAN ON THIS 2ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2016

Does not matter whether you are business-wise or not. You get Help! Easy to Start!

Just SMS your name to 083 749 1118 and we will call you!

EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEY E.P. NZAMA & ASSOCIATES SUITE 1402 DENOR HOUSE CNR ANTON LEMBEDEj JOE SLOVO STREETS DURBAN REF: MR NZAMA/sdj2013j01809

To advertise in the classifieds contact Delue on 039 682 1010

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CLASSIFIEDS NOTICE

NOTICE

MUNICIPAL NOTICE 175 OF 2016

MUNICIPAL NOTICE 161 OF 2016

RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY

BID NO 8/2/1702 SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW HIGH MASTS FOR A 3-YEAR PERIOD WITHIN THE RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY (RATES ONLY) Bids are hereby invited for the Supply, Installation and maintenance of New High Masts for a 3 year period within the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality (Rates Only). Only Bidders who are registered with a Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) with the classification grading of a 3EP or higher are eligible to submit a bid and will be considered for an award. Bid documents may be obtained from the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality, Technical Services Department at 1 Protea Road, Marburg from 23 September 2016 (office hours 07h30 until 16h00), upon proof of payment of a non-refundable cash payment of R370.00 (VAT inclusive) for each document. N.B: Please take note that there are no cashiers at the Marburg Offices. Cashier Offices are ONLY at the Old Post Office Building, Opposite Shoprite Checkers, Port Shepstone (i.e. Cnr of Wooley and Robinson Street). A compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality, Technical Services Department, No. 1 Protea Road, Marburg on 29 September 2016; at 10h00. NOTE: BID DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AT THE CLARIFICATION MEETING. Fully completed bid documents with two (2) additional copies in a sealed envelope, clearly marked “Bid No: 8/2/1702 –SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF HIGH-MASTS WITHIN THE RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY must be deposited in the bid box at the Municipal offices at 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, no later than 12h00 on 24 October 2016, thereafter all bids will be opened in public. Failure to supply two additional copies will result in the bid being disqualified. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid document. All technical queries with regards to this bid are to be directed to Infinity Alliance on emailtchetty@infinitysa.com and 031 573 2414. The procedure for evaluation of responsive bid offers will be a Method 4 evaluation: Financial Offer, Preferences and Functionality. Evaluation of bids will be done in two stages. The first stage will be the assessment of eligibility and quality (functionality), where after bids with a minimum of 60 percent point will be evaluated using the 90/10 preference point system. The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No 5 of 2000) applies to this bid. Any bid which fails to meet the minimum threshold of 60 points will be disqualified. Bids which do not meet the minimum bid requirements will not be evaluated further. The minimum bid requirements will be as follows: • Compliance to COID Act (Attach Valid COID Certificate) • Compliance to the OHS Act (Attach Health and Safety Plan as it will apply to this contract, Highlight Risks and Mitigations) Total Points for Functionality Criteria

Possible Full Points

Resources

Previous experience and Workload

Total Possible Points

NOTE TO BIDDERS ON CONDITIONS • The Supply Chain Management Policy of Ray Nkonyeni Municipality will apply. • Council reserves the right not to accept any bids and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of a bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice. • 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. • Unsuccessful bidders will be informed of the bid outcome through the Municipal website and local newspaper. Aggrieved unsuccessful bidders will be allowed to lodge, within 14 days of the decision or action, a written objection or complaint to the office of the Municipal Manager via email - mm@hcm.gov.za or fax no. 086 529 7195. Complaints or objections received after fourteen (14) days of the date of the notice will not be entertained. • Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees are not allowed to bid or quote. • Bids submitted must remain valid for a period of 120 days. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY P.O. Box 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

ADVERTISING DEADLINE: Tuesday 10am PAYMENT DEADLINE: Tuesday 16h00 Classifieds Advertising is done on a strictly prepayment basis

BID № 8/2/1709 PROVISION OF CLEANING SERVICE FOR BEACHES INCLUDING BEACH FACILITIES FROM SOUTHBROOM TO PORT EDWARD, FOR A THREE (3) YEAR PERIOD The Ray Nkonyeni Municipality hereby invites bids for the Provision of Cleaning Services for Beaches including Beach facilities from Southbroom to Port Edward, for a three (3) year period. Bid documents may be obtained after 07:30 on 23 September 2016 from the offices of the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone upon proof of payment of a non-refundable amount of three hundred and fifteen rand 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) Fully completed bid documents and two (2) additional copies in a sealed envelope, clearly marked: 8/2/1709: Provision of a Cleaning Service for Beaches including Beach facilities from Southbroom to Port Edward for a three (3) year period, must be deposited in the Bid Box which can be found in the foyer of the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240, no later than 12:00 on Monday 24 October 2016. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid documents. NB: FAILURE TO SUBMIT TWO (2) ADDITIONAL COPIES WILL RESULT IN BEING DISQUALIFIED A Compulsory site meeting will take place at 289 Imbezane Drive, Southbroom on 12 October 2016 at 10:00. All enquiries are to be directed to Area Manager: Mr AS Davis on 039-3166125 Bids will be evaluated first on functionality, all bid offers that fail to score a minimum of 60% of points for functionality will be disqualified. The following criteria will be used for functionality evaluation. Criteria

Possible Full Points

Experience

Financial Capacity

Total

Ray Nkonyeni 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 Ray NkonyenI 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 3 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; • Bids submitted must be valid for a period of 120 days; and • Clarification meeting - Bidders are to ensure that tender documents are taken to the clarification meeting. Bidders without tender documents will not be permitted to sign the attendance register. NO LATE COMING will be entertained. SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY P.O.BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

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CLASSIFIEDS NOTICE MUNICIPAL NOTICE 178 OF 2016

RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY T1.1 TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER MALANGENI LOW COST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT WATERBORNE SANITATION PROJECT – PHASE 2C CONTRACT UGU-07-1402-2016 CONSTRUCTION OF 110 – 160mm DIAMETER x 5.8km LONG SEWERS, OUTFALL SEWERS, 15-63mm DIAMETER x 3,8 km LONG POLYCOP/HDPE WATER RETICULATION PIPELINES AND 336 Nº CONSUMER CONNECTIONS AT MALANGENI The Ugu District Municipality invites tenders for Sewage Pump Station 1 and Rising Main at Malangeni. The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. It is estimated that tenderers should have a CIDB registration of 7CE. Joint ventures that satisfy the criteria stated in the tender data are eligible to tender. The physical address for collection of tender documents is Ugu District Municipality at 28 Connor Street, Port Shepstone. No documents will be distributed at the tender briefing meeting. Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08H00 to 15H00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday, 26 September 2016.

NOTICE OF THE CHANGE OF DATE OF RAY NKONYENI MUNICIPALITY SEPTEMBER COUNCIL AND MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality September Council Meeting that was scheduled for 27 September 2016 has been re-scheduled to 11 October 2016 at 09h00 in the RNM Council Chambers at 10 Connor Street in Port Shepstone of which thereafter it will be followed by the scheduled Executive Committee Meeting at 14h00 in the same venue. This change of date is due to the SALGA Councillor Induction Workshop which coincides with the date of the 27th of September 2016. Apologies for the inconvenience that may be caused by this change of date. SM Mbili MUNICIPAL MANAGER Ray Nkonyeni Municipality

10 CONNOR STREET PO BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

A non-refundable tender deposit of R350,00 payable in cash or by bank guaranteed cheque made out in favour of Ugu District Municipality is required on collection of the tender document. Queries relating to the technical issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr Rowen Clark of Royal HaskoningDHV on Telephone Nº 0393156298 or Fax Nº 039 3156524or email at rowen.clark@rhdhv.com. A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at the Sezela (R102) off ramp on the inland side of the N2 on Tuesday, 04 October 2016 at 10h00. The closing time for receipt of tenders is not later than 12h00 on Friday, 28 October 2016. Only tenders deposited in the official tender box by the closing time and date will be accepted. Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “MALANGENI LOW COST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION OF 110 – 160mm DIAMETER x 5.8km LONG SEWERS, OUTFALL SEWERS, 15-63mm DIAMETER x 3,8 km LONG POLYCOP/HDPE WATER RETICULATION PIPELINES AND 336 Nº CONSUMER CONNECTIONS AT MALANGENI” and deposited in the official tender box in the foyer of Ugu District Municipality at 96 Marine Drive, Phase 2 Building, Oslo Beach. Ugu District Municipality subscribes to the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations and Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 2000 (Act N° 5 of 2000): Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011. Tenders will be evaluated using Method 2: Functionality, Financial Offer and Preference. The 90/10 preferential point system will be applicable, with 90 points for price and 10 points for B-BBEE Status Level of Contribution, allocated as follows: B-BBEE Status Level of Contributor

Number of Points Awarded

Non-Compliant Contributor

Tenderers shall take note of the following tender conditions: • Ugu District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. • Tenders submitted are to remain valid for 56 days from the closing date for submission of tenders. • Regulation 44 of Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations states that the Municipality may not make any award to a person who is in the service of the state. DD Naidoo Municipal Manager, Ugu District Municipality

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BUSINESS SUPPORT FOR YOUTH OWNED BUSINESSES Ugu District Municipality Youth Development Section wishes to invite duly constituted Youth Owned Businesses in the District to submit a 1 page application letter requesting for business funding. The 1 page application letter must be accompanied by the following updated documents: • 3 QUOTATIONS FROM REPUTABLE COMPANIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEED SPECIFIED IN THE APPLICATION LETTER • A BUSINESS PROFILE • BUSINESS REGISTRATION DOCUMENT • SARS DOCUMENT • LETTER FROM WARD COUNCILLOR CONFIRMING THE YOUTH BUSINESS OPERATING ADRESS The applications are to be submitted at Local Youth Ofﬁces of Umuziwabantu, Ray Nkonyeni, Umzumbe and Umdoni, on or before the 30th of September 2016 at 12pm. Non submission of any of the required documents will lead to immediate disqualiﬁcation. Communication will only be limited to successful candidates after a week of the closing date. Funding for business support offered from R5 000 to R30 000. For more information kindly contact Manager: Youth Development Mr Mondli Ncane on 039 688 5862 or email to Mondli.Ncane@ugu.gov.za

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The Public’s full participation will be highly appreciated ISSUED BY: Mr DD Naidoo Municipal Manager Ugu District Municipality

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AUCTION IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA (KWA-ZULU NATAL LOCAL DIVISION, DURBAN) Case Number: 1814/2016 In the matter between: FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED PLAINTIFF And JACO VENTER DEFENDANT

NOTICE OF SALE The undermentioned property will be sold in execution on 24 OCTOBER 2016 at 10h00 at the Sheriff’s Office, 17A Mgazi Avenue, Umtentweni. A unit consisting of(a) Section No. 3 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS 95/1985 in the scheme known as JANITA in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at ANERLEY, of which section the floor area according to the said Sectional Plan is 123 (ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE) square metres in extent; And (b) an undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said sectional plan; HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER NO. ST 022279/2009 PHYSICAL ADDRESS No. Unit 3 Janita, 15 Bendigo Street, Hibberdene, which consists of:

IMPROVEMENTS 1 x lounge, 1 x kitchen, 3 x bedrooms, 1 x bathrooms, 1 x shower, 2 x toilets (The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed and are sold “voetstoots”) ZONING : RESIDENTIAL

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The full conditions of sale may be inspected at the Sheriff’s Office, 17A Mgazi Avenue, Umtentweni. Take further notice that : 1.

This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgement obtained in the above court. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the Port Shepstone Sheriff’s Office, 17A Mgazi Avenue, Umtentweni. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia; Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov. za./view. DownloadFileAction?id=99961) FICA – legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars. Payment of a Registration Fee of R 10 000 in cash. Registration conditions. The office of the Sheriff for Port Shepstone, 17A Mgazi Avenue, Umtentweni will conduct the sale with auctioneer S N Mthiyane. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply.

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DATED AT DURBAN ON 19 September 2016 ---------------------------------------------PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY RAMDASS AND ASSOCIATES 308/310 Problem Mkhize Road (formerly Cowey Road) Berea, Durban 4001 (Ref : Mr. D J Stilwell/vs)

PORT SHEPSTONE REGIONAL HOSPITAL RESULTS OF QUOTATIONS AWARDED NB: ALL AWARDS ARE SUBJECT TO APPEALS LODGED QUOTATION NUMBER

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Business commentary COLIN PROUDFOOT

HILE the country and the rest of the world watch in disbelief as continuing government agency spats move our economy closer to the edge of a cliff we have a new committee set up to look into the recovery of our struggling stateowned enterprises. Jacob Zuma has appointed himself as chairperson of this committee. This can only be for one of two reasons. Either, in a display of leadership, the country’s top civil servant wants to be hands on because he understands that turning the likes of Eskom and SAA around is crucial to avoiding sovereign debt downgrades, or more likely, he wants to be close to the action to protect himself and his connections from

the fallout should long suspected shenanigans be exposed. Anyway, as dire and scary as the outcome of these political power games may be, we need to get our heads down and do what we can to address the challenges we face in this part of the world. Our major challenges are youth unemployment (especially in rural areas), income inequality, lack of economic opportunity and rural development. On the plus side we have worldclass tourism attractions and supporting infrastructure, a proactive tourism organisation, several organisations purporting to represent organised business and agriculture, manufacturing infrastructure, commercial infrastructure, agricultural infrastructure, good schools, FET colleges and a

municipality with a clean audit report. So what’s the problem? The problem is protection of vested interests. The problem is a culture of self-enrichment. The problem is greed. I refuse to accept that if the orchestrated focus of all stakeholders genuinely shifted to uplifting the lives of everyone instead of just a chosen constituency, these challenges could be overcome relatively easily. I leave the reader with an example of what I mean. A wonderfully inclusive poultry abattoir project was initiated in the area some time ago. As part of the co-operative project, in excess of 1 500 rural community members were to have their lives changed by rearing and receiving payment for slaughter stock. Unfortunately, due to greed, this project has now stalled. Millions

of rands worth of worldclass infrastructure is going to ruin. Personally, I don’t give a damn about the infrastructure because that can be salvaged. What we should all give a damn about is that the hopes of 1 500 members of our rural community have been dashed. - Oneway Business Solutions www.onewaybusinessser vices.co.za

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Top business news BUSINESS REPORTER AFRICA’S biggest bank by market value, FirstRand, warns that ongoing conflict between government agencies coupled with the weak balance sheets of state owned enterprises has added significant financial risk to the SA economic outlook. FirstRand is the first of the country’s major lenders to reiterate concerns pending the upcoming review of South Africa’s investment rating before the end of this year. Following closely on the recent announcement of a 3.3% increase in GDP for the second quarter of the year (April to June), figures for July indicate slowing growth in

many sectors. Growth in manufacturing output slowed to below 1% and mining output actually contracted. According to analysts, the metal and engineering sector is of particular concern with an increased likelihood of further job losses. Earlier this week the JSE retreated to its lowest levels for almost a month. The all share index dropped 1.02% and gold mining shares fell 2.57%. Financial and resource shares followed the trend falling 1.46% and 1.95% respectively. Global markets are weaker overall as various comments emanating from the U.S. Federal Reserve seem to point toward an imminent hike in U.S. interest rates.

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Cup semifinal this weekend THE Juanre Clothing KO Cup semi-final takes place this weekend and it promises to be a thriller. The four teams that made it to this stage will play on Sunday at Albersville sports grounds. In the first match, South Coast VW United plays Never Mind FC at 1pm and in the second one, FC Barsil lock horns with Heroes FC and the match kicks off at 2.30pm.

Cyclists FEVER 27 welcomed home south coast

The teams are reminded that a team conceding two walkovers will be immediately suspended from the association and the affiliation fee of R3 000 will be forfeited. The “no pay, no play” rule will apply. Players on the field must wear shin guards. Pieces of cardboard will not be allowed. Failure to comply will see teams fined R100 per player breaking this rule. – Supplied. Getting ready for the Juanre Clothing KO Cup semi finals (from left) Bernard Gonzalves, Juanre Gonzalves, Ayub Moosa and Chanaye Gonzalves. PHOTO: ANOOP’S STUDIO

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FTER a long 800km ride from Alberton to Southbroom Golf Course, 13 cyclists were welcomed home by families and friends - one of the cyclist did not take part as he was felt sick before the start of the ride. The ride was in aid of Pro Deo Care Group, an organisation that takes care of the sick and those with special needs. Pro Deo member Doreen Campbell said they are always grateful for cyclists who participate on this fundraising awareness ride. This year, more than R300 000 was raised and will go towards a number of projects the organisation is involved in. “The money this year will be used for expanding our cleaning services, we will invest in our Hospice project, assist young people with disabilities and some of it will go towards our school feeding programme,” said

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Back at Southbroom the 13 cyclist who took part in the Pro Deo Cycle Tour 2016. Campbell. The Pro Deo ladies said the cycling tour is one their biggest fund-raising projects. Participant Fred van Zyl said the ride was amazing, even though they experienced, at times, all four sea-

sons along the way. “We went through all weather conditions, heat, rain, mist and gale force winds, but we made it and we were all united.” Family, friends and cyclists then went to lunch at the golf course.

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Hibiscus Coast Football Association log Teams Bafana FC Italian FC FC Barsil Madiba Stars Lamont White City FC Heroes FC Never Mind FC Reserve FC South Coast VW United Bush Lions FC Super Destroyers Juventus FC Sishosha Sundowns FC Citizen FC Bazokhala United Margate FC

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Anthony and Chenique Slier in vite all to join them this Sunday at 8am at Clear water Cafe and Trails in Port Edward for a family fun trail run of five kilometres along a route through the beautiful for ests and farm land next to the Umtamvuna River gorge. There is no entry fee. First runners in both men and ladies, young and old receive a free break fast. Powerade lucky draw priz es will be up for grabs. For more information, contact Na talie on 083 549 6710 or email info@clearwatertrails.co.za

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EAMS braved the rain on Saturday to take part in a social volleyball tournament hosted by City Boyz Volleyball Club at Marburg sports grounds. The aim of the games is to return the sport to the South Coast. Allison Appalsamy, City Boyz Volleyball Club manager said the turnout was amazing with more ladies’ teams participating. “We are hoping to have more tournaments and return volleyball to its glory days of years gone by. The turnout increases with every tournament with more teams entering each time,” said Appalsamy. The final games were interrupted resulting in all teams agreeing that the leading team at that point would be the winners. The winners were Prowlers who defeated New Covenant Ladies, Non-Competitive NCC defeating Assassins Competitive and City Boys B defeating NCCP.

Shop 1A, Portson Centre, Aiken Street, Port Shepstone Tel: 039 682 7076 / 039 682 2141 kiteez@telkomsa.net Prowlers with their winning trophy after defeat ing New Convent ladies. S

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R1490

R5990

Ariel Auto Washing Powder 2kg

R3990

R10000

Coke/Coke lite/ Coke Zero/ Tab 2lt 2 for

R2600

Pasta Granda Sphaghetti/ Macaroni 500g 3 for

R2500

Impala Maize Meal 10kg

R5990

Stewing Beef per kg

R4590

Beef Sausages per kg

R4990

Sta-Soft Reﬁll Assorted 500ml

R1450