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A number of reasons to celebrate MANY people either look forward to the festive pe riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season. As we get ready to wind down and take a breath er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was. Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all. The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you. We’ve had an actionpacked year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the 1x750ml

extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto ries. This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses sion coverage because you never know what to ex pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the byelections and once again, hoping for positive change. We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world. The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breathtaking skyline together with a host of won derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa. After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African. 1x750ml

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

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>> Mchunu speaks at Africa Day celebrations MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

er governments in Africa through the national government of South Africa.” In his note of thanks, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu spoke about the importance of building a united Africa whose countries seek to bolster trade among them and promote pride in indigenous languages

and cultures. “If we continue to experience xenophobic attacks and other intolerances, if we continue to experience the subordination of the women folk, dominance of one culture and language over the other, so we will we continue to experience the looting of our natural resources, the destruction of our environment, disease and poverty,” said Mthembu.

EWLY appointed acting KZN Premier Willies Mchunu said police presence will be beefed up in the Lindelani area during elections. Mchunu was speaking at Africa Day celebrations at the KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds last Wednesday. He said the increased presence of police officers, with members of the military on standby, would be necessary following the fatal shooting of an ANC supporter at one of the voting stations in Lindelani during the 2014 general elections. Mchunu said in the province, Lindelani was the only area where a murder was reported during the 2014 general elections. He said this year’s local government elections should not be marred by violence and should be free and fair as voting is a democratic right of all South African citizens. Mchunu said sevOFFERS AVAILABLE AT: 1 Scheffer Road & eral concerning reVALID FROM: 4 Smithers Road ports have come from 01/06/2016 to Scheffer: 0878025384 / 032 5523059 / 0325523069 • the area, Lindelani, sales@manorliquors.co.za 07/06/2016 or while adding that such reSmithers: 0878025385 / 0325523078 • stocks last! manorliquors.smithers@gmail.com ports signify that some Africans are ABI TWIST COO-EE COO-EE COO-EE COKE, FANTA ABI ABI COKE, ABI TWIST still not united and reORANGE/ SPARLETTA RANGE COLA IRON SPRITE, FANTA RANGE GRAPE, ORANGE, main psychologically BREW STONEY STONEY oppressed. He said government would focus on Lindelani by beefing 6X2LT 6X2LT 6X2LT 6 X 1,25LT 6 X 300ML 6X1.5LT 6X1.5LT 6X2LT up police presence in voting stations Unit R13.50 Unit R11.50 Unit R13.00 Unit R9.32 Unit R7.03 Unit R3.33 Unit R12,00 Unit R10,50 throughout the area during elections. He MONSTER POWERADE POWERPLAY EASIGAS ABI CANS VALPRE VALPRE BONAQUA said military person(EXCL. DEP) STILL STILL FLAVOURED WATER 24x440ML nel would also be on standby to ensure BUY 3X6PACK that violence is deUnit R11.25 AND GET A 1X6 terred. PACK FREE “I wish all resi24x330ML 24x500ML 12x1.5LT 24x500ML 24x500ML 6x500ML dents to feel safe 24X250ML 1x19KG when going to vote for individuals they Unit R6.00 Unit R7.37 Unit R12.50 Unit R9.50 Unit R5.50 Unit R4.17 Unit R9.17 believe can lead them, and wish they BLACK AND WHITE BELLS CAPE TO RIO VAT 69 JOHNNIE WALKER JOHNNIE WALKER cast their vote withBLACK RED out experiencing incidents of a similar nature,” he said. In closing, Mchunu added: “We will do 12X750ML 12X750ML 12X750ML 12X750ML 12X750ML 12X750ML our best as the province of KwaZulu-NaUnit R273.17 Unit R78.79 Unit R92.13 Unit R152.50 Unit R168.13 Unit R101.04 tal to promote the ALL OFFERS STRICTLY CASH & CARRY NO CARDS. PRICES INCL. VAT & EXCL. coorperation and reDEP. CHEQUES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS ONLY E&OE lationships that we OPENING TIMES: 8am - 5pm • We reserve the right to limit quantities. have had with all oth-

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Missing pupil’s body found MAKHOSANDILE ZULU A 13-YEAR-OLD Tugela Secondary School pupil’s decomposing body was found on Friday, 27 May, after she had been reported missing by her mother on Tuesday, 24 May. The deceased, Nandipha Mbatha, is from Hlomendlini, Newark, and the discovery of her body invoked the ire of the community, who believe she was raped and then murdered. Newark SAPS spokesperson Malusi Ngubane said angry community members set alight a house they believe the person who they suspect of raping and killing the pupil was hiding in. “No one was injured when the house was burnt down because we believe the occupants of the house had been informed of the community’s intentions, and made off,” said Ngubane. He said community members did not want to tell the police the name of the person they suspect of the mur-

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der. On Tuesday morning the pupil left for school as usual but when she did not return that day her mother inquired with school officials about her daughter’s whereabouts. “That is when the mother learnt that her child had not attended school that day, and she then reported the matter to the Newark SAPS,” said Ngubane. He said police began searching the area for the missing child on Tuesday evening until her body was found on Friday. “The mother of the deceased was at the police station with a recent photo of her child when she received a phone call informing her that her daughter’s body had been found,” said Ngubane. He said police suspect the child was raped because a used condom was found near her body and that her school tie was used to strangle her to death. KZN SAPS spokesperson, Major Shooz Magudulela said a 41-yearold suspect was arrested on Sunday. “He is expected to appear today [Tuesday] in the KwaDukuza Magistrates Court,” said Magudulela.

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MAKHOSANDILE ZULU KWADUKUZA Mayor Ricardo Mthembu officiated at the start of the Etete Housing Project last Monday. “We view this as a giant leap forward in the stream of human settlements for the advancement of the lives of our people. Holding true to our commitment, a month ago I met with the community of Etete and promised to deliver this project according to the determination of council. “The 23rd of May shall remain an historic day, not only to us but for the beneficiaries, who are the people of this community. This determination is also part of our planning process aimed at ensuring that projects are delivered according to council wishes in the best interest of our people,”said Mthembu. The project will be completed within two years. The community has welcomed the move and is looking forward to working with all the parties involved.

One thousand, four hundred and eight housing units, which will accommodate about 6000 people, will be built.

The contractor is already on site and the community was urged to exercise tolerance and restraint so that the project is a success.

Police hunt for escapees >> Prisoners overpowered police officer MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

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WO prisoners escaped from KwaDukuza SAPS custody on Sunday afternoon injuring a police officer during their escape. KZN SAPS spokesperson, Major Shooz Magudulela said cases of escaping from lawful custody and malicious damage to property are being investigated by the KwaDukuza SAPS. The two escapees - Snowy Maharaj (28) and Xolani Ngubane (25) – who were detained for robbery and theft – escaped through the roof of a storeroom after attacking a police officer, who was locking up after giving the prisoners food.

“It is alleged that yesterday at approximately 5pm, the prisoners attacked and overpowered a police officer in the cells while he was trying to lock up after feeding them,” said Magudulela. He said the officer sustained bruises on the left arm. Police have described the suspects as dangerous and are urging anyone with information to come forward. “No arrests have been made. “Police are making an urgent appeal to anyone that can assist with any information regarding their whereabouts to contact KwaDukuza SAPS on 032 551 8229 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111,” said Magudulela.

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“On the home front, the political landscape has its own challenges which have the potential to threaten stability in our communities. The recent protests have involved communities demanding houses and also raising issues related to the nominations of councillors, a matter that has nothing to do with the Municipality”, said Mthembu. The Democratic Alliance (DA) raised several concerns including the increase of employee costs from R294 million in the previous year to R323 million, an unadjusted amount for debt impairment which remains at R35 million; the budget not keeping line to cost containment measures according to circular 82 of the Municipal Financial Management Act, among other concerns. DA caucus leader Madhun Sing said: “We need to cut the frills, expensive functions, catering, artists, and

>> Council adopts R 1.6 billion budget for 2016/2017 financial year MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

HE KwaDukuza Council approved the 2016/17 budget at its last full council sitting for the current term of office last Thursday, 26 May. An amount of R1,6 billion was approved, the biggest budget to be adopted by council, according to the municipality’s communications officer Sphelelo Ngobese. “A total R1,3 billion has been apportioned for operational expenses and a balance of R300 million towards capital expenditure,” he said. He said it is in the best interest of council to approve a budget he described as being people-centred and that will help advance the delivery of services. Tabling his budget presentation at the council chambers, KwaDukuza Mayor Ricardo Mthembu thanked

members of council for their contributions over the years. He said KwaDukuza Municipality remains a victim of its own successes when it comes to protests over human settlements or housing needs. “In the current term, since 2011, council has addressed a number of issues relating to human settlements projects. The projects which we see in our areas bear testimony to this. Council has engaged communities on various occasions to inform them about the progress and challenges we face with regard to service delivery related projects, yet when people engage in protests it is as though they are not informed. In the process those who have their own political agendas use the concerns of the citizens for their own political gains,” said Mthembu He said the country is faced with serious economic and political challenges, adding that international and na-

tional trends do not present a bright picture about the future. “Global growth was estimated at 3.1% in 2015 with a projected growth of 3.4% in 2016 and 3.6% in 2017. The picture is not good for emerging economies such as ours as the world faces lower commodity prices and strains in some large emerging market economies which will continue to impact negatively on growth prospects in 2016-2017. As a result of this slower economic performance the domestic economy is under severe pressure,” said Mthembu. He said due to such economic challenges the KZN Provincial Treasury issued Circular PT (10) of 2016/2017 relating to cost containment measures came into effect on 1 April 2016. Mthembu said council will have to revise its own cost containment measures to be in line with the ones issued by the province.

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many other unnecessary expenses including beach parties [which] must be stopped or reviewed.” He called for a better capacitated finance department that would outsource less and perform certain functions from within the municipality, adding that delaying to refurbish municipal assets would be costly in the long run. Speaking about the R650 000 spent by the municipality for the Africa Day celebrations held last Wednesday, Sing said: “We must be frugal and not frivolous with ratepayers’ money and I believe that kind of money could have well been spent on clean-up operations in our town and wards.”

Police contain protesters at Sadtu Park MAKHOSANDILE ZULU A GROUP of residents from different wards throughout KwaDukuza gathered at Sadtu Park on Monday with the intention of march ing to the ANC regional offices to lay a com plaint about candidate lists in certain bran ches in the region. Police and other law enforcement were present and monitored the situation, man aging to contain the protesters at the park until they were addressed by two ANC offi cials reportedly deployed to the scene by the regional leadership. The group made several claims and alle gations against the ruling party and its re gional leadership, with their main gripe being that processes were not followed when can didate lists were drawn up in certain bran ches. The group constituted individuals who said they represent Nkobongo, Melville and Shakaville. This follows protests that rocked Kwa Dukuza over the past few weeks with resi dents from different areas raising similar complaints. The group gathered at Sadtu Park on Monday threatened not to vote during local government elections on 3 August 2016 should their complaints not be resolved to their satisfaction. ANC Greater KwaDukuza regional spokesperson Lucky Makhathini said party processes would be followed with regards to receiving and dealing with complaints.

He said the call for the regional chairper son, who is also the mayor of KwaDukuza, Ri cardo Mthembu, to step down is one that is made by the disgruntled group as part of tar geting political leaders throughout the re gion. Makhathini said the group that gathered on Monday “failed to mobilise significant numbers because the community has been made aware that certain individuals use money to fuel such protests for personal in terests”. He said only Ward 11 had issues which had not been resolved accordingly, however, he said the party’s leadership in the upper eche lons would send a delegation that would meet with regional leadership structures to offer a resolution which would further be communicated with the affected communi ty. Makhathini said a candidate list would be finalised on Tuesday and regional leadership does anticipate that some would not be sat

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1 June 2016

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WEEKLY

KwaDukuza MedicoLegal Mortuary holds 10 years celebration

Thousands raised for winter fair >> CWSA: KwaDukuza Winter Fair is from 1 to 3 July this year JYOTHI LALDAS

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KwaDukuza MedicoLegal Mortuary staff who received certificates for service.

JYOTHI LALDAS THE KwaDukuza Medico-Legal Mortuary held its 10th birthday celebration recently. Forensic pathology services has been under the Department of Health since 2006, with 2016 marking a decade of

rendering service. Speaking at the event, forensic facility manager Mr C.K. Mdletshe said: “It has been a long journey for us as KwaDukuza Medico-Legal Mortuary. “It is therefore my pleasure to celebrate with KwaDukuza forensic staff members and to

acknowledge the hard work and dedication of those who began this journey in 2006. “I wish to extend a big thank you to the staff, keep up the good work and continue to serve the community of iLembe District.”

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HE generosity of the KwaDukuza community and well-wishers of the Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza saw the society raise R225 500 in pledges at the annual winter fair launch last Wednesday. The usually extravagant launch was scaled down this year in an effort to cut costs and make sure as much of their available funds go towards the smooth functioning of the society. Billionaire businessman and longtime Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza benefactor, Vivian Reddy contributed largely to the pledges of the evening, increasing his donation from R100 000 last year to R150 000 this year. Reddy said he had to take into consideration the rate of inflation, which led him to believe the donation should be significantly increased this year. “We support the society here in KwaDukuza because we know the money we give them is going to good use. “We know that they do their work diligently and the children who need the assistance are getting it. “As businesspeople we cannot live on an island surrounded by poverty and child abuse and just sit back and watch, we have to get involved in making a change. This is just one of our many efforts.” Society president Sandeep Oudhram thanked those who work tirelessly to make the

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Benefactor Vivian Reddy receives a token of gratitude from social work manager Karnegie Govender. winter fair as well as the daily running of the society possible. He also appealed for young people to get involved in the Child Welfare initiative. He said that many of the board members and volunteers, himself included, are getting older and will soon make room for young blood. Also honoured on the evening was GV “Uncle Jimmy” Naidoo, who has served 77 years at Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza. In addition to the pledges, the KwaDukuza Municipality also pledged their support to Winter Fair 2016 and Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza. The Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza Winter Fair 2016 will take place from 1-3 July at the KwaDukuza Recreation and Country Club grounds.

CANE SUPPLY OFFICER – DEVELOPMENT (FLM)

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Donate and save lives.

Gledhow Sugar Company (Pty) Ltd, on the North Coast of KwaZulu Natal, has a vacancy for a Cane Supply Officer (Development). Reporting to the Cane Supply and Development Manager, we require a self-motivated individual with strong leadership abilities who is prepared to work in a team environment and lead by example. The successful incumbent will be responsible for the following:

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES  Assisting

Commercial Growers with the development of their farms to maximum potential. Commercial Grower financial needs and completing and motivating loan finance applications to Management & Finance Committee.  Ensure all procedures governing the lending of monies to growers for planting & ratoon management are strictly observed and is backed up by adequate farm / field inspections.  Promote good husbandry, agronomic practices and use of correct varieties amongst growers, in order to maximize farm production potential and enhance vertical and horizontal cane growth.  Maintain on-going liaison with Industry structures e.g. Sasri, Sasa, Canegrowers, Gledhow Farmers’ Association to ensure that sound technical knowledge is passed on to supplying Commercial growers.  Establish close communication links with supplying growers and ensure that sound and harmonious working relationships are established and maintained.  Monitoring the quality of cane being received and actively working with growers to improve same.  Manage the filter cake disposal operations and ensure that growers requiring filter cake are supplied same timeously.  Manage the cane delivery, vehicle scheduling and weighbridge operations during periods when the Cane Supply Officer (Operations) is away, and to work on a standby basis every alternate week during the cane crushing season.  Identifying

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

 Agricultural

qualification (preferably in sugar cane). degree in commerce or equivalent an added advantage.  5 years Management experience.  5 years Sugar cane farming experience (Farm Manager / Assistant Farm Manager).  Logistics background.  Good business acumen.  Knowledge of the Sugar Industry.  Computer literate.  Enthusiastic and motivated individual who can adapt easily to a dynamic Cane Procurement and Cane Development function.  Bachelor’s

Applications accompanied by a detailed C.V. and proof of qualifications may be forwarded to:

Make your donation of ‘liquid love’ JYOTHI LALDAS YOU can help someone complete their story by making your donation of liquid love on Saturday, 4 June at the KwaDukuza Town Hall Supper Room from 9am to 3pm. The South African National Blood Service (SANBS), who will be host the blood drive in KwaDukuza, is governed by an Act of Parliament, the Human Tissue Act. In accordance with the Act and International

OPENING SALE

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R100 each

The Human Resources Department

Please use Cane Supply Officer as a reference

Fax: 032 – 552 5678 or E-mail: lbrotherton@gledhow.co.za CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 15 June 2016 Should you not receive any response within one month of this closing date, please consider your application as having been unsuccessful.

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Standards of Practice, blood donation must be a voluntary, non-remunerated, altruistic act. The process of giving blood involves screening the donor, the actual donation, and a brief recovery period. Often donors are encouraged to sit down for few minutes after a donation to return to normality, as light-headedness and faintness may occur. Donors can rest assured that donor staff are trained to handle and stabilise donors if complications occur. Donors are discouraged from heavy exercise or lifting on the day of the donation and, encouraged to drink lots of fluids after donating to replenish blood volume. If you donate blood today, you can give someone the chance to continue writing their life story. Every blood donation can save a life and give someone a tomorrow. Thanks to regular blood donors, many terminally ill patients get second chances to reach their potential. Donor requirements include: • You need to weigh 50kgs or more • Be between the ages of 16 to 65 • Lead a sexually safe lifestyle • Be in good health on the day of the donation • Have a meal prior to donating SANBS is encouraging KwaDukuza residents to come along with a buddy and help save lives. An exciting day has been planned with a lucky draw and a token of appreciation to every donor.

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VEHICLES

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Cell: 079 863 2636 Office : 032 - 551 3670

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HOUSES FOR SALE 3275

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WANTED 1485

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EMPLOYMENT

3025

2401

1635

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FURNITURE 1435

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To advertise your services contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363 Code 10 Drivers + PDP + Admin Clerks. Basic + Commission. Traceable references needed. Salary Dependent on experience. Kindly email CV to vireshr@telkomsa.net or fax to 0866 218 566. Tel: 032-552 3059/69.

GENERAL 3680

Administrative assistant -Matric -A business or admin HOUSES TO LET related tertiary qualification (or studying 3270 towards it) would be 2 Bedroom Cottage to let advantageous at Warrenton. Contact: -Good communication 032-551 1960. skills, code 08 drivers licence 3 Bedrooms, en-suite, lounge, kitchen, dining, Sales Rep toilet and bathroom. Fully Computer and tiled, burglar guarded and stationery yard is fenced. Available at -Matric/some experience the end of June at Joelah in computer software/ Drive, Highridge. Rental at hardware/stationery a R3500 p/m. Call: 084 619 necessity. 8375/083 786 7856. -Good communication House to Rent in Highridge skills code 08 drivers licence. 2 Bedroom, kitchen, Forward CV to bathroom. Contact: 084 info@itchannel.co.za Or 404 4112. leave C.V at Ice Computers Houses to let in Glenhills, Stanger. 2 Bedroom, R2000. 3 Bedroom, R2500. Bottle Store Cashier. Both excluding lights & Tel: 032-552 2014, or Call water. Contact: 079 124 21 Van Der Wagen Drive, 8395. Rocky Park, Stanger.

SECRETARIAL/PA 3745

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To advertise in the classifieds contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

AUM NAMAH SHIVAYA

CHAANIKE MOORGASEN

You and your family are kindly requested to attend the 16th day memorial ceremony of the late CHAANIKE MOORGASEN to be held on 6th June at 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm at 2 Roja Road, Darnall. Prayer continues the next day, time: 12.00 pm. Please accept this as a personal invitation. Ma you are now at peace and you will forever occupy a special place in all our hearts. We love you always & forever. Sadly missed by the whole family.

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Nine Pillay wins Dhodhoi's Singles Tournament

quarters while Charlie Pillay beat Preston Nadasen to meet Pravesh. Charlie beat Pravesh 20 and advance HE Dhodho'is Fast Food singles tour into the semis. Preolin Mutusamy beat Ajen nament was a real humdinger played Singh 20 while Nine Pillay was in top form at Quarts Sports Bar in Stanger Man lashing out Meersingh Soobram 20 to or. meet Preolin in the quarters. Top half of the draw, Pravesh Ramdyal Nine’s form did not end there, he beat beat Keven Pillay 20 to advance in the Preolin 20 to meet Charlie in the semi's. Nine won the first set to lead and scored high tallies to AUCTION leave Charlie behind, but IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA struggled to close on the dou

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KWAZULU NATAL DIVISION, PIETERMARITZBURG CASE NUMBER: 5110/15 In the matter between: NEDBANK LIMITED Plaintiff (Reg. No. 1951/000009/06) and OMAR FAROUK PEER N.O. First Defendant (in his capacity as an attorney who has/have been duly appointed as an executor of the estate of late CHARITY NOMPUMELELO XULU) MOSES MEHMOOD XULU Second Defendant

ble and Charlie made his way up and won the second set to level the scores. However, Nine started throwing class darts and left Charlie Pillay flat footed to close the game and go into the finals with 21 victory. The bottom half of the draws saw Jodie Naidoo beat Jason Moodley 21 and ad vance to the quarters. Yogan beat Kyle Pillay 20 and had a game on with Jodie with Yogan beating Jodie 20 and advancing to the semi's. Pad dy Padayachee beat Sashen Naidoo 20 to

meet Jerry Govender in the quarters. Govender won the first set and strug gled to close on a double. Padayachee took full advantage and capitalised top scoring to land quick on the double 20 winning the game 21 to meet Nine in the final. The final was entertaining as Nine and KZN stalwart Paddy Padayachee locked horns. Nine continued the top form and out played Padayachee to win the the first set. Padayachee was struggling to keep up

NOTICE TO DISPLAY INTENTION TO APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENCE IN TERMS OF SECTION (42)(1)(b)(iii) OF ACT KwaZulu-Natal Liquor Licensing Act, 2010 (Act No. 6 of 2010) KZNLA 3 Name and surname of the applicant:

K2015261893 (SOUTH AFRICA) (PTY) LTD

Category of licence applied for: (on-/off-consumption/micromanufacturer/special event):

ON-CONSUMPTION LIQUOR LICENSE

Type of premises for which licence is applied for:

PUB LIQUOR LICENSE

Trading name of the premises:

SQUIMBE PUB & TOTE

Address of the premises:

SHOP NO 26 RENCKENS SUPERSPAR COMPLEX OLD MAIN ISITHEBE ROAD MANDENI SITE 14443

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NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION IN PURSUANCE OF A JUDGMENT of the above Honourable Court dated 02 NOVEMBER 2015 and a WRIT FOR EXECUTION, the following property will be sold in execution on 21 JUNE 2016 at 10:00 outside the OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF FOR LOWER TUGELA at 134/6 MAHATA GANDHI STREET, STANGER/KWA DUKUZA. CERTAIN: ERF 4339 STANGER (EXTENSION NO 37), REGISTRATION DIVISION FU, PROVINCE OF KWAZULU NATAL SITUATED AT: 16 AQUARIUS STREET REGISTRATION DIVISION: FU MEASURING: 833 (EIGHTHUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE) SQUARE METRES AS HELD BY THE DEFENDANT UNDER DEED OF TRANSFER NO T69292/04. CONSISTING OF: 1 LOUNGE, 1 DININGROOM, 1 KITCHEN, 2 BEDROOMS, 1 BATHROOM. OUTBUILDING – NONE STAFF QUARTERS – 2 BEDROOM The purchaser shall pay VAT and a deposit of 10% of the purchase price in cash on the day of the sale, the balance against transfer to be secured by a Bank or Building Society guarantee, to be approved by the Plaintiff’s Attorney, to be furnished to the said Sheriff within fourteen (14) days after the date of the sale. The conditions of Sale will lie open for inspection during business hours at the Offices of the Sheriff at SUITE 6, JAY KRISHNA CENTRE, 134/6 MAHATA GANDHI STREET, STANGER/ KWA DUKUZA. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: This is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above Court. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours foregoing the sale at the Offices of the Sheriff at SUITE 6, JAY KRISHNA CENTRE, 134/6 MAHATA GANDHI STREET, STANGER/KWA DUKUZA. Registration as a buyer, subject to certain conditions is required i.e: 1. Directions of the CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 68 OF 2008 (obtainable at URLhttp:// www.iknfo.goc.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id =99961). 2. Fica-legislation in respect of identity and address particulars. 3. Payment of registration fee of R10 000,00 in cash. 4. Registration conditions. THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF FOR LOWER TUGELA at 134/6 MAHATA GANDHI STREET, STANGER/KWA DUKUZA, ADVERTISING COSTS AT CURRENT PUBLICATION TARIFFS AND SALE COSTS ACCORDING TO COURT RULES WILL APPLY. SIGNED at ODENDAALSRUS ON THIS 06th day of MAY 2016. CAHJ VAN VUUREN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF VAN VUUREN ATTORNEYS 114 JOSIAS STREET ODENDAALSRUS 9480 PO BOX 437 TEL 057 – 3981471 | FAX 057-3981613 c/o VENNS ATTORNEYS 281 PIETER MARITZ STREET PIETERMARITZBURG 3201 REF: CVV/ldp/1787/14 SHERIFF OF THE HIGH COURT SUITE 6, JAY KRISHNA CENTRE 134/6 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, KWA DUKUZA PO BOX 1014 KWA DUKUZA 4450 TEL: 032-5512784/3061 | FAX: 032-5523618 CELL: 0827806353

with Nine's scores and was blown out of the title race. Nine beat Paddy Padayachee 20 to claim the Dhodhoi’s single title. Today, 1 June sees the Trophies Engrav ers League kick off. The game will be played on singles based league 36 points system.

Date of display:

01 JUNE 2016

Expiry date of display:

29 JUNE 2016

NB: Objections should be lodged with the local committee in the district from where the application emanates within 21 days from the date of the display.

ANNEXURE D

K2015261893 (SOUTH AFRICA) (PTY) LTD

Category of licence applied for: (on-/off-consumption/micro-manufacturer/special event):

ON-CONSUMPTION LIQUOR LICENSE

Type of premises for which licence is applied for:

RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE

Trading name of the premises

SPUR GRILL ‘N GO – MANDENI

Address of the premises:

SHOP NO 30 RENCKENS SUPERSPAR COMPLEX OLD MAIN ISITHEBE ROAD MANDENI SITE 14443

Date of display:

01 JUNE 2016

Expiry date of display:

29 JUNE 2016

NB: Objections should be lodged with the local committee in the district from where the application emanates within 21 days from the date of the display.

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION (EIA Ref: DC 29/0003/2016) Notice is hereby given to all registered Interested and Affected Parties that Environmental Authorisation for the Construction of Vlakspruit Cemetery, located on Farm Portion 14 of Farm Vlakspruit 1178 within KwaDukuza Local Municipality, was granted on the 23/05/2016. In terms of Environmental Impact Regulations 2014, Interested and Affected Parties have the right to appeal the Environmental Authorisation. A notice of intent to appeal may be lodged with the MEC of the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs within 20 days of the decision at the contact details provided below. Postal: Private Bag X001, Bishopsgate Durban 4008 Tel:031 310 5300 Fax: 031 310 5416 inderlallh@kznded.gov.za

Physical: 9th Floor The Marine Building 22 Dorothy Nyembe Street Durban 4001

A formal appeal must be lodged within 20 days of lodging the notice of intent to appeal on an official form which can be obtained by contacting the ministry on the above contacts. A copy of the Environmental Authorisation and Intent to Appeal form may be obtained from the contact below: ENVIROEDGE PO Box 1009, Kloof, 3640 Tel: 031 764 2569/071 140 8350 Fax: 086 654 6598 info@enviroedge.co.za

Ravendran ‘Dhodhoi’ of Dhod hoi’s Fast Foods sponsored the tournament.

VACANCY Qualified Machinist

required for Flat, Safety and Double Needle Machines. Phone: 074 711 7046 078 628 1862

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Winner Nine Pillay with Paddy Padayachee.

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We wish we could see you one more time, walking through the door. But we know that it is impossible. We hear your voice no more. We know you can feel our tears and you don’t want us to cry. Yet our hearts are broken, because we can’t understand why someone so precious had to leave us for no one knows the heartache. That lies behind our smiles. No one knows how many times we have broken down and cried. We want to tell you something so there will be no doubt the memories of you are so wonderful to think off, but living without you is the most difﬁcult . The yearly memorial service of the late Mr Jay Govender will take place on: • Date: 04 June 2016 • Venue: Glenhills Multipurpose Hall, Venus Drive Sports Ground, Glenhills • Time: 4 pm Sadly missed by your loving wife, sons, daughters, only granddaughter, son in laws, daughter in-laws , and a host of family and friends Family and friends are requested to take this as a personal invitation

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IAT 500 - the “great little car” and emblem of mass motorisation in Italy, of which nearly 3.8 million were sold and which has become firmly established in collective imaginary, was introduced in 1957. Fifty years later, in 2007, Fiat chose to capitalise on that heritage and drive into the future - the new 500 was born and was an immediate success. Eight years later, with over 1.5 million sold, the torch is being passed to the New 500 with which Fiat is preparing to take on new market challenges without forgetting its own deep roots. Made by the Centro Stile Fiat, the car has a refreshed exterior and interior design which is unmistakably 500 and even more attractive. It has not grown in size, but it is packed with more technology, engine versions and customisation ideas - only in this way can the icon evolve and refine the features which have turned it into a masterpiece even further. Available in two versions (tin top and convertible), the New 500 will have three trim levels at launch: Pop, Popstar and Lounge. The first includes seven airbags, Uconnect Radio 5” with six speakers, AUX-IN and USB ports, and controls on the steering wheel and LED daytime running lights as standard equipment. The Popstar version adds automatic climate control system. The New 500 Lounge version is even richer featuring additional sophisticated details, like a panoramic glass sunroof, 15” alloy rims, chrome-plated front grille, Uconnect Radio 5” Live touch-screen infotainment system and leather steering wheels with controls allowing to integrate a smartphone, use many apps on the onboard system and stay connected. The engine line-up of the New 500

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includes a 0.9 TwinAir engine (65KW or 77KW), In particular, the two-cylinder engines boast record-breaking performance: 90 g/km for the 65 KW engine, 99 for the 77KW. In short, the latest arrival is even more focused on sustainable future mobility. Audacious and seductive, the New 500 has no fewer than 1900 innovative details, all designed to enhance originality and make its style even more refined at the same time. New are the front headlights with LED daytime running lights, the rear light clusters, the colour palette, the dashboard, the materials: the updates are substantial but loyal to the unmistakable 500 style. Not by chance, the iconic Fiat is the manifest of a new concept of mobility; it is a ‘gentile revolution’ on the world’s roads because it can make apparently opposite values meet. So, today the New 500 is refreshed under the sign of aesthetic continuity and technological evolution. This is the magical formula of being 500, the only model capable of coherently blending opposites: it is exclusive, yet accessible; it is a global best-seller with a quintessentially Italian heart; it is an elegant product which is also packed with fun. It is very personal although over 1 500 000 units have been sold. What is more, the New 500 combines technology and sentiment to reassert itself as the benchmark in its segment from all points of view. New design alloy rims – 15” and 16”, also diamond-finished – are also available. The colour palette features 13 body paints (seven pastel, one three-coat and five metallised), featuring the new Corallo Red and Opera Burgundy. Two striking blackSHELVING UNITS – BOOKSHELVES yellow and black-red variants READY TO USE – MODERN COLOURS are also available in combina-

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Rugby takes off in KwaDukuza >> Both games were hardfought with Stanger High winning the U16 and U19 fixtures

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