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Mkholombe, near Hlanganani Preparatory School there are rows of rooms allegedly belonging to the municipality that have been abandoned, but people are occupying them and come and go as they please. Just above the building is another row of green rooms, also allegedly belonging to the former Hibiscus Coast Municipality, now Ray Nkonyeni Municipality. The municipality spokesperson, Simon April, said the building does not belong to the municipality so they cannot account for it - he said it could belong to the NPA. Umzumbe Municipality was contacted about the multi-purpose

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>> Act states that parties have 21 days after elections to remove their posters CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

Ray Nkonyeni Municipality said election posters are not covered by current by-laws as the political parties are exempt from paying to put them up. “However, they are given a certain time frame to take them down post-elections, thereafter the posters are regarded as illegal signs or posters and they will be treated as such,” he said. “The Ray Nkonyeni Municipality will, however, first send a courtesy reminder to the concerned polit-

ical parties before further necessary steps in regards to illegal signs are taken,” he added. eThekwini Municipality did things a bit differently this time around and each ward paid R200 to erect posters and were limited to 800 posters per ward. At the end of August, the eThekwini municipality issued a stiff warning to parties who had not yet removed their posters. They faced a fine of up to R50 per poster.

THE small town of Scottburgh came to a standstill on Wednesday morning after a group of 10 robbers allegedly robbed two bank safes in the Scottburgh Mall. An undisclosed sum of money was stolen from Absa and FNB. According to media reports, the highly skilled group were armeed with R5 and AK47 assault rifles. There was apparently a shoot-out between police and the robbers before they fled the scene. The road leading to the mall was closed for a few hours while police swept the scene for evidence. Official comment from SAPS could not be obtained at the time of going to press despite several attempts. - Supplied.

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ARD election candidates, who have not yet removed their posters, have up until 7 October to do so, the Umzumbe Municipality said. The Fever received information from the public in Umzumbe, Shelly Beach and Port Shepstone, that it’s been almost two months since the elections and some posters are still on display.

Municipality communications officer, Trevor Khanyile, said there was no by-law relating to the removal of election posters, however, there is an Act. “This Act states that parties have 21 days after elections to remove their posters. “We have noticed that some have not complied with this rule and we assume they have forgotten. These must be removed by next Friday,” he added. Simon April, spokesperson for

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HILE there are pros to cooking with gas, many do not pay attention to the safety regulations that go with it. “Gas is reliable, efficient, versatile and safe if used correctly, and food also tastes much better,” said Peter Lilliecrona, an industrial gas practitioner on the South Coast. Lilliecrona has been in the industry for 35 years and knows basically all there is to know about gas. He is often called out to assess the aftermath of a fire and to establish whether the gas unit may have been the cause. With regard to fitted units, he advises these be installed by a qualified and accredited company. “If the installer cannot produce a safety certificate after the job is done, he is not accredited. “Don’t try to save a few hundreds and opt for a handyman or plumber to do the job - it may cost you or your family their lives,” he said. He also advises that every body who utilises the unit be educated about the rules on how the unit operates and on general gas safety rules. After a unit is fitted, the installer has to explain how to operate it. “But often, the homeowner isn’t the one using the stove or the oven. It’s the domestic worker or somebody else,

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Mobile classrooms officially handed over PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media24.com CONSTRUCTION has started at Merlewood Primary School as mobile classrooms have been placed on the sports field and are already occupied by pupils. Last Thursday Park Homes officials handed over 16 mobile classrooms to deputy principal Tyrone Stephens, who said the classrooms started coming in two weeks ago and Grade R and Grade 6 pupils are already using them. As discussed at the last technical meeting held at the school some months ago, building of the first phase was scheduled to start in September. Stephens said moving pupils into the mobile classrooms indicates that there is progress in the first phase. He said it is hoped that the majority of the old prefabricated classrooms will be demolished during the school holidays. Bright Homes Construction gave hope that by the end of the week more rows of bricks for the foundation would be up. Excitement prevailed at the school as the eldest Merlewood resident, Granny Johanna Godden, was

invited to lay the first brick of the new structure. Granny Johanna will be turning 100 on Thursday, 6 October. The school hopes that by the end of 2016 the Grade R classrooms, as well as upgrades to the hall, will be complete.

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Food, fun and family at SPCA fundraiser CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

F you were in Hibberdene on Saturday and you wondered where the enticing aroma of food was coming from, it was from the potjiekos competition at Blue Waters Pub & Grill, when 13 teams came together to support the event in aid of the SPCA.

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Judges had a tough time choosing who were the best and although each pot had its own unique taste, only three could come out tops. Apart from the cooking, there was lots of fun and entertainment for the family, including music, a jumping castle for the children, and more, and almost R17 000 was raised for the SPCA.

>>candyce.krishna@media24.com RIBBONS4Roses, a non-profit organisation that assists children with cancer and learning difficulties, has a fund-raiser coming up on the lower South Coast. It will take the form of a beauty pageant at San Lameer on Saturday, 15 October. The CEO of the organisation, Ampie Fourie, who is from the rural town of Touws River, had two young brothers. One of them died of cancer at the age of four and the other was diagnosed with autism at the age of two. This affected the family’s lives as their business and home had to be sold to find a facility that could educate her brother. Fourie started Ribbons4 Roses in 2011 and dedicated it to help children fighting cancer, those living with autism, down syndrome and those with disabilities. Although the organisation is based in the Cape, people all over the world assist with fundraising, including Australia. In 2014, the organisation started it’s first beauty competition to raise funds for a little girl, Tiana Leigh. So far R6 000 has been raised and local woman Ulrecka Joshua and Denzille Reddiar, now head the KZN pageant. “I am very excited to be a part of this fund-raiser and am looking forward to meeting all the beautiful young women who enter,” said Joshua. Tickets to the event costs R150. Email ujoshua642@ gmail.com for more details and to enter.

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HE third annual Ugu South Coast Tourism Awards took place on Friday evening at the Port Shepstone Country Club. The turnout was good, despite the rain. The awards celebrate individuals and entities that have contributed positively to tourism on the South Coast. The South Coast Fever was awarded in the Media Initiative category.

Sthabile Nzama with Ugu South Coast Tourism CEO Justin Mackrory, dressed as Charlie Chaplin.

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Ugu South Coast Tourism employees (from left) Palesa Makhaye, Richard Doyisa and Zama Nkomo.

Guests (from left) Myan Moodley (Wild Coast Sun general manager), Sandi Burger, Sonja Naudé and Joslyn Walker.

With their award for the Msenti Cultural Group, Victor and his wife Thokoza ne Jaca.

Ugu Film Festival attracts big names PRECIOUS GUMEDE >>precious.gumede@media42.com INFORMATION and entertainment was en joyed at the fourth annual Ugu Film Festival (UGUFF), which was held from 15 to 18 Sep tember. UGUFF is the project of Sollywood CEO, Senzo Zindela, aimed at educating aspiring film writers, producers, actors and other tal

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“Our Thailand partners enjoyed every minute of it and signed a coproduction agreement to produce an action film star ring a Zulu guy, where they will be convert ing our Zulu dance techniques, and create new martial arts that has never been seen before,” said Zindela. He said the film will look more or less like Onk Bang, the action film starring Tony Jaa.

This year’s event was so big it attracted KZN Film Commission chairman, Welcome Msomi. Guests and stakeholders agreed that this year’s festival turnout was more than expected and the response and engage ments from guests proved that the South Coast is ready for the film industry. Ugu film Festival CEO, Senzo Zindela (left) and Welcome Msomi (KZN Film Commission chair). PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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CANDYCE KRISHNA TUNE in to certain radio stations or Trace music channels and all you hear is “smack that booty” or “shoot that nigga”. Sadly this is what the younger generation call “music” these days. I love music and more often I find myself bopping to any song if it has a nice beat. But since I’m a journalist, the lyrics those songs contain are more important to me than the beat. So I do what we all do when we want to know something - I Google the lyrics and most of the time I am very disappointed with what I find. If it’s a Zulu or Afrikaans song, I ask my friends exactly what it is I’m jamming to. Most of these songs do one of three things – teach youngsters that con-

suming or selling drugs puts you in the “cool league”, that to be disrespectful to women is great just so you can be “that guy”, and most of them condone violence. While I also love rap music, I don’t like all rappers. Tupac Shakur, who died after “somebody bust a cap in his ass” – that actually means he was shot – is my favourite rapper because he rapped about real-life situations - his life to more specific. To me he was a poet, who rapped his life story and made millions of dollars doing so. However, RnB is still at the top of my list when it comes to music genres. I was fortunate enough to be in my teens in the 2000s and I’m pretty sure those were the last of the best years to fall in love. You know why - because songs had words that actually said something you hear a song and you can’t help but think of a special time or person that is linked to it. Now that I’ve given away my age and I’m officially starting to sound like my parents, I have also grown to dislike the “doof-doof” music – as my parents call it. Thank God for them or else I would have no idea who the Rolling Stones, the Bee Gees or the Beatles, and my personal favourite, The Shadows and Cliff Richard are. I’ve just entered a certain age demographic (but I am still referred to as a “spring chicken” by many I’ll have you know) and I find myself downloading “old skool” music. I hear it on the radio or when someone driving past is listening to a certain song and all these great memories come flashing back. I find myself thinking of the people who were with me at the time and often message or call them to catch up. That’s what music is supposed to do take you back in time, make you think of that special person, remind you of great memories. Teenagers, don’t be fooled, music is not meant to make you disrespect women, do drugs or kill people.

JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM

On being a culture vulture IN tourism, cultural heritage is an integral part of a marketing and product mix and our South Coast and environs is no exception. With September being Heritage Month I attended the Amakhono cultural event out towards Nyandzulu, which just inland from Shelley Beach, and what a wonderful experience it was. The local community, representatives from the traditional leadership, the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality, local tourism committees, media and the community were entertained within a festive and welcoming atmosphere amid the lush rolling hills and proud homesteads that overlooked the marquee venue erected on a riverside sports field. Children of all ages were joyous in their bouncing on jumping castles and the entertainment from a happy

clown. In the marquee, adults and youth were impressed with the diverse local musical talent that ranged from the traditional, gospel to modern. Being among this welcoming community was humbling and decidedly refreshing. I have been fortunate to have worked in many parts of rural

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UGU BEAT First phase of Boboyi Plant upgrade completed FRANCE ZAMA SENIOR MANAGER MAYORALTY AND COMMUNICATION WATER supply frustrations in some communities, due to frequent water service interruptions and those of the municipality generated from the demand outstripping the supply capacity, will soon cease following the implementation of the Umzimkhulu Bulk Water Augmentation Project on 8 and 15 September. This upgrade of the Boboyi Plant is a response to the lingering supply shortages that have, for many years, negatively affected supply to the Murchison, Bhomela, Gamalakhe, Nyandezulu, Nositha and surrounding area communities. This multimillion-rand project is being implemented in two phases. Work has unfolded in the first segment with the upgrade of the Boboyi Water works from 54 ML/day to 81 ML/day. The second phase of this project will also be implemented in the cur-

Technicians at work during the first phase upgrade of the Boboyi Plant. rent financial year and will entail a further increase of the water works from the 81ML/day to 103 ML/day in order to adequately cater for peak periods. The affected communities will be pleased to know that upon completion, this water works will now have enough water to supply the system and communities will finally receive the long awaited water supply. It is our view, as the municipality, that water is life and as a caring water services authority, we shall continue to provide our communities with this basic right.

Dagga is nie so skadelike nie AS gevlog van die artikel oor dagga in die Fever (8 September), die volgende. Ek is ‘n gekwalefisgerde apteker wat baie “continuing education” kursesse as link apteker voltooi het.

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@fe veronline.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 let ters or to alter letters so they are legible.

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It is therefore imperative that as a water services authority, we strive to perfect the provision of water by getting the basics right. We will continue to work hard to identify methodologies and implement plans that ensure the municipality’s supply systems are equal to the supply demand and the Ugu District community has access to an uninterrupted water supply. Ugu District Municipality promotes working together to create an environment that is friendly, responsive, accountable, effective and efficient for our communities.

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THE letter by Alana Valentine in the Fever refers (Not much to watch on DStv - 22 September). Thank you for taking the time to raise your concerns. We’d like to reassure you that there is a lot of new and fresh content on DStv every week - and we want to help you find what you would like to watch. We know that most of our customers tend to stick to a few favourite channels – surfing between those channels only when looking for something to watch. There is a lot of great content available across the channels on DStv – we encourage you to try one or two new channels. To help you here, we’re highlighting some of the great British and Australian shows available in the next few weeks: • Victoria – A brilliant drama series following the early life of Queen Victoria, from her accession to the throne at the age of 18 through to her courtship and marriage to Prince Albert. Victoria airs on ITV Choice (DStv channel 123) on Wednesdays at 8pm. • The Kettering Incident – A new Australian/U drama about Anna Macy who left Kettering when she was 14, shortly after her best friend disappeared when they were playing in the forest. When Anna returns 15 years later the town is struggling to survive. Theories and rumours persist about what really happened to the girls that night – from Anna killing her best friend to alien abduction. The Kettering Incident airs on BBC First on Wednesdays at 8pm. • The Musketeers Season 3 (BBC First) • Indian Summers Season 1 (BBC First) • Silent Witness Season 19 (BBC First) • Lewis Season 8 (ITV Choice) • New Tricks Season 12 (BBC First) • Peaky Blinders Season 1 (BBC First) • Shetland Season 1 (ITV Choice) • Death in Paradise Season 3 (BBC First) • Father Brown Season 3 (BBC First) • Unforgotten Season 1 (BBC First) • The Doctor Blake Mysteries Season 4 (ITV Choice)

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IE uwe het die afgelope paar weke agv. werksverpligtinge weereens baie te doen gekry met die “sosiale media”, veral van die Facebook-soort. Sowel persoonlike as groep-domeine. Weereens het dit my laat besef hoewel dit ‘n waardevolle en doeltreffende manier is om inligting vinnig te versprei, bly dit een van die gevaarlikste uitvindsels in ons moderne gemeenskap. Veral as dit deur onverantwoordelike mense met hul eie motiewe en agendas gebruik word. Die positiewe aspekte is legio - dit maak kommunikasie verspot maklik en goedkoop, dit versprei inligting blitsvinnig en is ideaal vir skrywers, bloggers, artikelskrywers en dies meer om hulself bekend te stel, dit help sake-ondernemings om hul produkte en dienste goedkoop te bemark, en dit bevorder interaksie tussen gesins- en familielede. Elkeen van ons sal ‘n spesiale rede of redes hê waarom die sosiale media groot voordele het. Daar is egter ‘n uiters-gevaarlike negatiewe kant - sowel om ons as wêreldwyd is daar voorbeelde van die destruktiewe gevolge vir individue, gesinne en gemeenskappe wanneer hierdie media onverantwoordelik gebruik word. Soos die onlangse geval van ‘n vrou wat ‘n foto van haar geslagsdele per abuis aan ‘n sportspan gestuur het pleks van haar man. Om nie te praat van die algehele totale verslawing van oud en jonk, baie jonk, aan hierdie media nie. Net waar jy kyk, enige tyd van die dag, in motors, op busse, in kantore, mense te voet, om jou eie etenstafel en in jou eie sitkamer, is die middelpunt van die aandag selfone of tablet-rekenaars. Sake-ondernemings het re-

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ONS het ‘n redelike stil week agter die rug, behalwe nou vir Erfenis-Braaidag verlede Saterdag, maar ons is wel gereed vir die toename van besoekers (hopelik) na die sluiting van die skole. Soos dit die afgelope tyd nou maar gebeur, was die oorgrote meerderheid punte van bespreking, behalwe natuurlik rugby, polities van aard. Die saak wat die meeste emosie gaande gemaak het, is die klakkelose minagting van hof-uitsprake deur politici en staats-amptenare, of alternatiewelik, die alewige appélle wat hulle dan verloor en hul peperduur regsverteenwoordigers noodwendig met FOTO: VERSKAF belastingbetalersgeld betaal. Die besWêreldwyd is mense verknog aan die sosiale media en hul selfone … maar te voorbeeld is seker daardie geeloogmet watter gevolge? wonder van die SABC, ene Hlaudi Motsoeneng. Hy is myns insiens die beste use-produktiwiteitsprobleme want der kant van die saak te hoor, word voorbeeld van ‘n psigopaat en magbehul werkers bestee ure elke dag in dan beskou as onbevoeg of “outyds” hepte nar in een mens. Hy leef totaal werksure om boodskappe te stuur en of “aan die vyand se kant”. in sy eie wêreld en maak en breek soos te beantwoord. Hier by ons op die Suidkus is daar sulhy wil. Ten spyte van die Openbare Hoewel ek as joernalis van meer as ke domeine, (soos my Engelse ouma Beskermer se bevinding dat hy onmidvyftig jaar in die bedryf groot waard- altyd gesê het, “no names, no pack dellik afgedank moet word en ‘n soortering het vir die omwenteling wat dit drill”), wat meer skade as goed doen gelyke hofbeslissing, gaan hy rustig gebring het vir die vinnige verspreid- met tweedehandse goedere en skinvoort om van daardie eens trotse orgaing van inligting sedert die teleksmas- derstories. nisasie ‘n grap te maak. jien ‘n inligtingswonder was, is daar Dis verbasend hoeveel mense hierdie Hier in die Watergat was die groot een aspek wat my kwaai omkrap. En domeine beskou as die vaandelvraag: hoe is dit moontlik dat so-iets in dis wanneer elke Jan Rap en sy draers van geregtigheid. Hiermee wil ‘n land soos Suid-Afrika toegelaat kan maat “joernalistiek” wil pleeg en on- ek nie voorgee dat alles wat hulle doen word? Ongelukkig was die antwoord getoetsde bewerings of “inligting” die sleg is nie, trouens, hulle vervul ‘n bevoor die hand-liggend: dis seker die wêreld instuur. Liggelowige lesers eet langrike rol, maar groot skade word beste voorbeeld van hoe sterk en wyd alles vir soetkoek op, veral indien dit gedoen met onbevestigde gerugte Nommer Een se patronaatskap is. ‘n vooropgestelde mening versterk. wat goedsmoeds versprei word. Onse Hlaudi word deur sowel die beProfessionele joernaliste wat hul Indien bona fide en geldige klagtes trokke minister as die SABC-raad besbronne en feite eers toets, die audi al- oor wat ookal aangemeld word, is kerm want hulle is almal in Nommer teram partem reël toepas om die an- daar geen probleem nie, soos wanEen se net. Besoeker Manie van Wyk van Amamzimtoti se mening was ons moet ons nie nou te veel opwerk nie. Alles sal die frustrasie werd gewees Die Joodse geskrifte vertel dat dit het wanneer Nommer Een se politieke gebruik geword het om wagposte op einde aanbreek, en die hele spulletjie te stel op die pad van die bok vir Asasel in duie stort, met Hlaudi heel onder in in die woestyn - wanneer die bok by die politieke rommel. ‘n wagpos verby is, is die vreugde berEwenwel, kom ons praat rugby. waar van skuld en verantwoordel- nie. Hoe dit ookal sy, daar is net een ig teruggestuur na die laer “dat die Oom Pottie is terug uit Johannesburg, ikheid neem, is futiel en totaal tever- antwoord vir ons skuldgevoelens. Dit bok verby is”, sodat die wagtende volk en in ‘n baie beter bui as toe hy vertrek HOE graag soek ons nie iemand an- geefs. Ons hou daarvan om die skuld moes op die regte manier hanteer in die tempel hulle daaroor kon verbhet. ders as die sondebok uit nie. Hy het op ander te pak. Ons hou daarvan om word. ‘n Mens verstaan dit die beste ly. 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had thoroughly enjoyed the places he had visited. He said the Oribi Gorge was a stunning venue and encouraged locals to be tourists in their own towns and cities. “You must first tour your own town and city before you visit any others,” he said. He said the South Coast was a prime example of what a tourist destination

should be with it’s lodges, hotels, seven Blue Flag beaches and numerous activities. Zikala added that KZN was proud to boast that it is leading in domestic destinations. “In KZN, there is something for everyone. If you come from India, you will visit places like the Drakensburg, the beaches and other places. But you will make sure you go to Ghandi Settle-

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Rides and thrills at shopping centre fair CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@ media24.com

HE Shelly Centre is home to Tommy’s World Fair for the school holidays. Families can enjoy the thrill of excit ing rides and buy all treats, sweet and savoury. The little ones enjoyed the fun fair, popcorn and a family day out on Sunday.

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PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNA

Naledi Zondi (left) and Ngwewele Mjwara.

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Enjoy a vegetarian dinner feast at Chico’s for just R170 per person. *Only vegetarian dishes will be available for dinner at Chico’s during this promotion. This offer is available from 16 September - 16 October 2016. Brought to you in conjunction with Frys, Coca Cola and The Post.

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EXTERNAL ADVERTISEMENT Esayidi TVET College and SEDA would like to invite external applications from suitably qualified/experienced applications for the following post. CENTRE MANAGER Esayidi Rapid Incubator & Centre for Entrepreneurship Port Shepstone Campus Post LevelS Salary: R392 S74 + 37% in lieu of benefits POST NUMBER: 03/09/16 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: • • • • •

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HOME IMPROVEMENT Coast gas distributor, LPG accredited

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CLASSIFIEDS PORT SHEPSTONE REGIONAL HOSPITAL SERVICE PROVIDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE UNDERMENTIONED REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION OF KWAZULU-NATAL

AUCTION ON-SITE AUCTION SAN LAMEER INSOLVENT ESTATE / POWER OF ATTORNEY

Quotations must be on the official quotation form, which shall be completed in all respects, and all information must be supplied as stipulated in the quotation document. 1. Quotations must be submitted in sealed envelopes. 2. Separate envelopes must be used for each quotation as per quotation number. 3. The envelope must be addressed to Port Shepstone Provincial Hospital, reflecting the quotation number, closing date and time. 4. The name and address of the quoting company must be endorsed on the back of the envelope. 5. All Department of Health contracts awarded are subject to appeals being timorously lodged (if any) and letters of acceptance being issued. 6. The quotations will be evaluated using the 80/20 preferential point system: 80 points for the price and 20 points for HDI Goals. 7. In order for a bidder to qualify for preference points, bidder must provide a B–BBEE STATUS LEVEL VERIFICATION CERTIFICATE when submitting quotations together with an original copy of tax clearance certificate and company registration documents. 8. Failure to adhere to point (vii) above no preferential points will be allocated. 9. A B-BBEE Status Level Certificate must be obtained from an accounting officer as contemplated in the Close Corporation Act (CCA) or a Verification Agency accredited by the South African Accreditation System (SANAS). 10. Only Suppliers/Contractors registered on the Central Supply Database may participate in this quotation (proof of registration must be supplied). 11. Only qualified and registered companies may participate in this quotation (proof of registration is required). 12. Bidders/ service provider must attend the compulsory site inspection meeting. Failure to do so will render your quotation as not valid and will not be considered. 13. Quotation documents will available on the date for the site meeting at Port Shepstone Provincial Hospital Stores Department, 7 Bazley Street, Port Shepstone, 4240, Telephone: (039 – 6232), Fax: (039- 684 0204).

BIDDERS TO ATTEND SITE MEETING AS SCHEDULE SITE INSPECTION DATE: SITE INSPECTION VENUE:

04/10/2016 at 10:30 am PORT SHEPSTONE HOSPITAL (MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT) 11/10/2016 11:00 AM

CLOSING DATE FOR QUOTES: CLOSING TIME: QUOTATION NO: PROJECT:

ZNQ M 175/1617 SERVICING OF SEWING MACHINES AND OVERLOCKERS

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ZNQ M 176/1617 TREATMENTS OF WOODBORERS

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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.

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School celebrates all things heritage KwaNdabe zinhle Primary School pupils in their Zulu attire on Heri tage Day. The school had a programme which includ ed songs, dances, verses and speeches.

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PRINGBOK coach Allister Coetzee faces some tough choices in naming his team to face the Wallabies in their Castle Lager Rugby Championship match at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, but finds himself content and happy with both the midfield and loose trio. While many critics of the sides under Coetzee believe the loose trio currently lacks balance, and certainly lacks a big ball carrier to punch up the middle, the Bok coach expressed his satisfaction with the role of the players in the loose trio, who are set to continue once again this weekend at Loftus. The same goes for the midfield, where Coetzee first tried Damian de Allende and Lionel Mapoe, before dropping both and selecting Jesse Kriel and Juan de Jongh in a midfield that hasn’t sparked either as the Boks have struggled. And while the duo will also continue this weekend, the Boks have been criticised as both players are essentially playing out of position, with De Jongh more favoured at the outside centre berth while Kriel has been more effective in Super Rugby at fullback.

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GROUP of Suid-Natal Primêre pupils braved the rainy weather to take part in golf assessments and clinic at Port Shepstone Country Club on Friday. Organised and conducted by Petrus Ferreira, the aim of the assessments is to get the schools’ golf league teams ready for 2017. Ferreira is the father of the young up-and-coming golfer, Simoné Ferreira, who has lifted a number of trophies in junior competitions nationally. Simoné who also goes to Suid-Natal Primêre, brought home some silverware from the Junior Africa Challenge held in San Lameer Country Club last month, competing against 136 young golfers from around the world. Ferreira said after the headmaster presented Simoné the trophy at assembly in front of pupils, as is cus-

tomary, 102 pupils showed interest in signing up for golf lessons. “A third of these pupils brought back letters from parents confirming their commitment to bring their children for assessment,” said Ferreira. He said during his first round of assessments two weeks ago, 30 pupils pitched up. “Last week it was raining at first, but with 15 minutes of taking on a bit of theory and rules, the weather turned out to the advantage of those who were there.” Ferreira said he is committed to be available on Fridays from 2.30pm to 5pm. “Whether it rains or not, I will be there. On rainy days we will go for the golf “Bible”, the Royal and Ancient rule book, and teach pupils the rules,” he said. All schools from all areas are invited to take part in this initiative and

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After taking part in the fivekilometre Southcity Banana Bash over the weekend (from left) Caitlyn Schlehmeyer (first), Rachel Hart (second) and Nikki Schlehmeyer (third). Nikki also took part in the halfdistance swimcyclerun event, Caitlyn placed first and Nikki fourth. Simoné Ferreira with the trophy she won at the Junior Africa Challenge recently. Ferreira will assist where he can. Teachers and parents of the entire Ugu region are welcome to contact Ferreira on 081 307 1250. - Supplied.

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J.C. le Roux Sparkling Wine Assorted 750ml Each

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