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LENHILLS residents threatened to burn a TLB that was sent to the area by the KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) on Monday morning, to enforce a High Court judgment. The judgment permits the demolition of partially constructed and unoccupied houses - fully constructed - built illegally on municipal properties in the Happy Valley, Top Shop and Murugan’s Road areas of Glenhills. According to the court order, only homes that are not fully constructed and those which are not already occupied by residents - only if illegally built - would be demolished. KDM officials, accompanied by SAPS, riot police and crime prevention officers began the demolition in the Happy Valley area where one fully constructed structure was demolished. The “owner” of the structure was not present at the time. As they proceeded to the next site for inspection, community members began to threatened to burn the TLB if they continued, demanding the intervention of the ward councillor Rabi Singh and a complete stop to the demolition. This stopped the process temporarily as the driver of the hired TLB fled the
area in fear. Residents claim they were not informed about the enforcement of the court order and say they will not allow the process to continue. According to the court order dated 1 August, the action was brought against PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDAS several individuals, including various Ward councillor Rabi Singh address unknown individuals who are “pures residents. chasing plots, erecting buildings and grabbing and occupying vacant expropriated land belonging to KwaDukuza Municipality Revenue Services”. www.checkout.co.za The order, which affects 41 THIS OFFER IS VALID UNTIL SUNDAY 16TH OCTOBER 2016 properties as per the order, also gave respondents until 8 COMBO September to challenge the 00 DEAL decisions in the order.
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FROM PAGE 1 KDM demolishes illegal houses According to municipal records only 12 affected people have responded to the High Court order and have filed a motion of notice to object on the interim order issued on 1 August. Their properties shall remain unaffected pending the matter being heard by the court on 25 October. The order prohibits respondents clearing the properties, creating platforms and making out plots, stands, sites on the properties, bringing materials for use in the erection of structures capable of occupation, erecting any structure or conducting any building activities on the properties and taking occupation of any structure, whether permanent or temporary with the intention of residing therein and making use of the structure as a home. It further interdicts respondents to PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDAS cease building activities already in Residents gather to hear the ward councillor Rabi Singh and councillor John progress. Phahla address the situation. However, according to the order: “... no person already in occupation of tutional mandate for planning and cupant. any structure (of whatsoever form) in building control (KDM) is taking action “This structure was illegally acthe applicant’s [KDM] property may be against illegal occupation of land with- quired in an area that was earmarked removed therefrom, no structure al- in its area of jurisdiction. for the Steve Biko, Phase 2 Low Income ready occupied may be dismantled, “Monday, 3 October 2016, Kwa- Housing Project that is under conand no goods or possessions placed Dukuza acting on a High Court judg- struction.” within a structure may be removed...”. ment, demolished an incomplete cotKwaDukuza Mayor Ricardo Addressing the residents, ward tage in Glenhills, which was estab- Mthembu said the municipality will councillor Singh explained the court lished illegally for the purpose of not tolerate those who disrespect the order and how it would work. generating revenue for the illegal oc- Constitution and called on residents to “We are new councillors and we were not in office when this decision was taken, but still we are trying to help now. I have held two meetings informing you, the community, about this. “People have been selling land illegally and while some people did not know this when purchasing or renting the properties, many people have bought this land knowing that. There is a process and no one will be removed from their homes.” Also addressing the resident, councillor John Phahla said the land that people have been building on illegally is meant for the municipality to build houses on. “If there are already houses on the land built by other people then how will OFFERS AVAILABLE AT: 1 Scheffer Road & you get homes? The VALID FROM: 4 Smithers Road municipality cannot 05/10/2016 to Scheffer: 0878025384 / 032 5523059 / 0325523069 • build homes where sales@manorliquors.co.za 11/10/2016 or while there are already Smithers: 0878025385 / 0325523078 • stocks last! manorliquors.smithers@gmail.com buildings.” Despite these exABI ABI ABI COKE, ABI TWIST ABI COKE, ABI ABI TWIST planations the comASSORTED SPRITE, FANTA RANGE SPRITE, FANTA COOLDRINKS SPARLETTA RANGE (EXCL DEP) ORANGE, ORANGE, munity still maintain STONEY STONEY that the houses, whether fully built or not, should not be demolished. 6X2LT 6X2LT 6X1.5LT 6X1.5LT 12X1LT 6X2LT 12X1.25LT “The municipality came here and conUnit R11.50 Unit R14.50 Unit R10,47 Unit R11.48 Unit R10.15 Unit R13.22 Unit R7.50 nected water and electricity to the ABI ABI EASIGAS ABI CANS POWERPLAY LIQUIFRUIT MONSTER home so how can they COOLDRINKS LONGTOMS (EXCL. DEP) ASSORTED now demolish 24X200ML them?” asked one resident. Unit R5.50 Another resident ABI PET said they have been 24X500ML 24X440ML 12X1LT 24X500ML 24x440ML 24X330ML waiting many years 1x19KG for the municipality to build homes for Unit R7.89 Unit R6.40 Unit R4.87 Unit R14.41 Unit R13.00 Unit R10.96 them to no avail. JOHNNIE JOHNNIE JACK KWV 10YO BELLS SMIRNOFF RUSSIAN “Now when peoWALKER RED WALKER BLACK DANIEL’S BEAR VODKA ple build their own homes with their own money the municipality comes to break down their home and 12x750ML 12x750ML 12x750ML 12x750ML 12x750ML 12x750ML 12x750ML leave them homeless again.” Unit R175.00 Unit R172.28 Unit R98.33 Unit R85.42 Unit R279.17 Unit R190.83 Unit R205.83 In a statement to the press the KwaBUY A CASE OF ANY SAB PARTICIPATING BRANDS AND GET FREE AIRTIME OR SHOPPING VOUCHERS. ENQUIRE INSTORE Dukuza Municipality ALL OFFERS STRICTLY CASH & CARRY NO CARDS. PRICES INCL. VAT & EXCL. DEP. CHEQUES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS ONLY E&OE stated that as part of OPENING TIMES: 8am - 5pm • We reserve the right to limit quantities. carrying out its insti-
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The demolition in progress. be vigilant when buying land within the jurisdiction of KwaDukuza. “We have said time and again that utilising municipal land illegally for narrow and self-serving interests is unacceptable as it constitutes noncompliance with the law. “We are therefore sending a very clear message to those who continue to undermine our authority as a local planning and building agency that if
one has land-related interests within our jurisdiction, one should play by the rules and not be in the shadows as the law is decisive in nature and it is there to be enforced.” It is believed that the actioning of the order will resume on Thursday, with residents claiming they will not allow it. This however, is yet to be confirmed. Stay updated on the Stanger Weekly Facebook page.
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WO KwaDukuza SAPS officers were shot and injured in a shoot-out between police and armed robbers in King Shaka Street, KwaDukuza CBD on Saturday. At approximately 8am an armed robbery took place at a finance company on King Shaka Street.
According to KZN SAPS spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Thulani Zwane three unknown suspects produced firearms, forced the gate of the premises open and at gunpoint took an undisclosed amount of cash. “The KwaDukuza SAPS members swiftly responded to the business robbery in progress. The suspects took notice of the police and opened fire, in-
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juring two police officers. It is believed that one of the suspects was injured during the exchange of gun fire. The suspects managed to flee the scene in their getaway vehicles. The police are still searching for the suspects. Charges of business robbery and attempted murder were opened for investigation at KwaDukuza SAPS.” The robbers were armed with AK47 rifles. According to IPSS Medical Rescue the suspects fled in a silver Volvo with NU registration. Speaking to the Weekly, a witness, whose identity has been withheld for their safety, said she was waiting for the doors to be opened on the street at the bottom of the building where the incident occurred at around 7.50am. “At 8am the door to the building opened and everyone rushed up. I went up and waited outside Compuzone for the gates to the college to open when I heard banging and screaming. “I noticed that a lady, who was outside the place that was robbed, was quickly shoved inside, only then did I realise that a robbery was taking place. I also realised that those two men had actually been waiting with us [on the street] casually for the building to be opened. “When the gate to Compuzone was opened and I rushed in to inform the lecturer to lock the gate and doors as there were robbers outsides. At first he did not believe me as he had earphones on and had not heard the
KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY STANGER TOWN PLANNING SCHEME: Application in terms of Section 53 of the KDM SPLUM By-law, No. 1630 (March 2016) Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the Municipality, in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) read with the KwaDukuza Municipality Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-law No. 1630 (March 2016) (KDM SPLUM By-law) for: Property Description: ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE StreetAddress: 567 UKOKOTI ROAD SHAKAVILLE, STANGER Scope of Application: APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENTACT, 2013 (ACT NO 16 OF 2013) WITH THE KWADUKUZASPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW 1630 (MARCH 2016): FOR THE:
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banging or screaming. “He then went to the door to see what was going on. The guy at the other door, who was dressed in an army green coat, greeted the lecturer and spoke in Zulu and called him over, however, the lecturer soon caught on that something was not right. He quickly locked the gate and door and
asked us to lie down and be quiet. “Within minutes we heard police sirens and then gunshots fired.” No arrests have been made. Anyone with information regarding the robbery or suspects is urged to contact the KwaDukuza SAPS on 032 551 8200 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.
UMASPALAWAKWADUKUZA UHLELO LOKUTHUTHUKISWAKWEDOLOBHALAKWADUKUZA: UISAZISO SOMPHAKATHI: IPHEPHANDABA isikhangiso UMASIPALAWAKWADUKUZA STANGER kweDolobha Isicelo ngokwemigomo yeSigaba 53 soMthetho KDM SPLUM By-mthetho, No. 1630 (March 2016) Isaziso sikhishwa ukuthi isicelo sesifakiwe uMasipala, mayelana Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) sifundwa nezinguquko kuMasipala waKwaDukuza Spatial Planning and Land Use Management ngu-law No . 1630 (March 2016) (KDM SPLUM By-law) for: Iminingwane Yendawo: ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE Ikheli lomgwaqo: 567 UKOKOTI ROAD SHAKAVILLE, STANGER Ububanzi Isicelo:
THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE TO CREATE PROPOSED PORTION 1 AND REMAINDER OF ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE,
ISICELO IN NGOKOMTHETHO UKUHLELA LOKUPHATHWAKOKUSETSHENZISWA KOMHLABA KWEZINDAWO, 2013 (UMTHETHO NO 16 KA 2013) WITH THE KWADUKUZA KWEZINDAWO UKUHLELA UKUPHATHWA KOKUSETSHENZISWA KOMHLABA MTHETHO 1630 (MARCH 2016): FOR THE:
SITUATED WITHIN THEAREA OF JURISDICTION OF KWADUKUZAMUNICIPALITY: REGISTRATION DIVISION – FU: PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL.
THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE TO CREATE PROPOSED PORTION 1 AND REMAINDER OF ERF 567 SHAKAVILLE,
A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection by interested members of the public between the office hours of 08h00 to 13h00 and 13h30 to 15h30 Mondays to Fridays (excluding public holidays) at the Front Desk: Development Planning Section, No. 77 Hulett Street, Corner of Hulett and Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza Municipal Offices, OK Mall 2nd floor. The application will lie for inspection from 7 OCTOBER 2016
Esendaweni eyenganyelwe KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: isiGaba sokuBhaliswa ngu - FU: ISIFUNDAZ- WE SAKWAZULU-NATALI.
Any person having sufficient interest in the proposal is invited to lodge written comments by hand and ad- dressed to the KwaDukuza Municipality Municipal Manager at 14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street, or by registered post and addressed to the Municipal Manager to P. O. Box 72, KwaDukuza Municipality, 4450, or by e-mail to MunicipalM@kwadukuza.gov.za by no later than 10 NOVEMBER 2016 A person who fails to lodge or forward comments by the said date, in response to this notice, will be disqualified from further participation in the process, N. J. MDAKANE Municipal Manager KwaDukuza Municipality Municipal Offices 14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street P. O. Box 72 KwaDukuza 4450
NAME OFAPPLICANT: Kwadukuza Municipality REPRESENTED BY: Struwig Town and Regional Planners 122 Balcomb Street, Stanger 4450 P.O. Box 347, Stanger 4450 Tel: 032 552 3624 Fax: 086 519 0172 Email: hannes@iafrica.com
Ikhophi yesicelo kanye nezincwadi ehambisana nazo zivuleleke ekutheni zihlonzwe amalungu omphakathi phakathi amahora ehhovisi lika 08h00 kuya 13h00 futhi 13h30 kuya 15h30 ngeMisombuluko kuya koLwesi- hlanu (kungabalwa ngamaholide) Edeskini lokuqala : Development Planning Isahluko, No. 77 Hulett Street, ekhoneni lika Hulett kanye no ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street, Kuma Hhovisi akwaMasipala wakwaDukuza, OK Mall 2nd floor mhla ziwu 7 OCTOBER 2016 Noma yimuphi umuntu isithakazelo ngokwanele kwi isiphakamiso uyamenywa ukuba bafake imibono eb- halwe phansi ngesandla futhi ziqondiswe KwaDukuza Municipality iMenenja kaMasipala at 14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street, noma ngeposi elibhalisiwe futhi ziqondiswe ku-Municipal Manager ku-PO Box 72, kuMasipala waKwaDukuza, 4450 , noma nge-e-mail ukuze MunicipalM@kwadukuza.gov.za ungakashayi umhlaka 10 NOVEMBER 2016 Umuntu ohlulekayo ukufaka noma okudlulisa imibono ngosuku wathi, eziphendula lesi saziso, uzokhishwa kusuka ekubambeni iqhaza kule nqubo, IGAMA LIKA ISICELO: Kwadukuza Municpality J. MDAKANE EMELELWE: Umphathi kaMasipala Struwig Mendes Town and Regional Planners kuMasipala waKwaDukuza 122 Balcomb Street, Offices kaMasipala Stanger, 4450 14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street P. O. Box 347, Stanger 4450 P. O. Box 72 Tel: 032 552 3624 KwaDukuza 4450 Fax: 086 519 0172 Email: hannes@iafrica.com
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24-YEAR-OLD man was arrested last Thursday for allegedly setting alight his lover’s home on Saturday, 24 September in the Malende area. The suspect appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court and he is due back in court on 10 October for a bail consideration. It is believed that the value of the house and the goods lost in the fire is R500 000. KZN SAPS spokesperson, Colonel Thembeka Mbhele confirmed the suspect was arrested and charged with arson. According to a member of the family whose house was set on fire, Zamanguni Gcabashe, the incident occurred after the suspect, who fathers a child with Gcabashe’s sister, had threatened to set the house on fire because he had been angered by the mother of his child.
Gcabashe said the suspect came to the family home late at night on the day of the incident and inquired about the whereabouts of the child’s mother. She said the suspect then left with his child after he learnt that his lover was not around, but had gone to see him, the suspect, in Groutville. “He came back 30 minutes later asking for the child’s clothes. “I then went to the house where they were kept to fetch the clothes for him, but he followed me until we were inside the house, and that is when he started saying my sister is making a fool out of him and he threatened to burn down the house we were in,” Gcabashe said. She said when the suspect damaged the TV that is when she became alarmed and ran off to notify her mother, who was at another house, about the threats the suspect was making. “When my mother and I returned we could smell that something was burn-
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JYOTHI LALDAS CONVICTED rapist and murderer, Lindokuhle Mthethwa (22), was handed two life sentences at the Durban High Court last week. He was also given an additional five years for kidnapping and a further five years for housebreaking. Mthethwa raped and murdered fiveyear-old Velile Mngomezulu in July last year. The child was asleep in her room at home in Etete when the accused, who is also from the area, broken the door open and took the victim to a nearby bush. “She was raped and thereafter [Mthethwa] realised that the victim might be able to identify him. He then banged the victim’s head against the nearby rocks. “The victim was later found and taken to a nearby hospital where she died due to her injuries,” KZN SAPS spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Thulani Zwane said in a statement. A case of murder, rape, kidnapping and housebreaking was opened at the Umhlali police station for further investigation. Police, with the assistance of the community, traced and arrested the accused within 24 hours of the incident. He was charged accordingly with all counts and taken to court. Upon hearing about the conviction and sentencing, members of the community said while they were happy that justice was served, this does not bring back the young life that was taken. “Rapists and murderers and all other criminals must be clear that we will find them and we will have justice,” said one community member. KwaZulu-Natal acting provincial commissioner Major General Bhekinkosi Langa commended the good work displayed by Umhlali detectives who “thoroughly investigated the case”. “The members presented enough evidence to court that led to a harsh sentenced to the accused. “I also thank the community for their role in making sure that the accused was brought to court immediately after he committed the crimes,” he said.
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FERVENT interfaith prayer to wish the class of 2016 well for their final examinations was held last Thursday at the KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds. Chief director of the Curriculum
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Development Programme for the Department of Education (DoE) Mbongiseni Mazibuko, who spoke on behalf of the KZN MEC for education, said it is a matter of urgency that the iLembe District improves its matric pass rate because failure to do so would mean the matter will never improve. “If you can’t improve in 2016 you will never make it in years to come,” he said, urging pupils to focus on their studies. He said socioeconomic circumstances should not determine the academic progress or failure of a pupil. KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu extended his wishes to the pupils and committed to continue with the efforts of improving the pass rate. “A 100% pass rate for KwaDukuza schools is within reach and may be accomplished through your dedication. To those who have not done well to this end, there remains hope ahead of your examinations. “We support the Department of Education in all its endeavours to improve the pass rates in schools. The
Welfare AGM goes smoothly JYOTHI LALDAS CHILD Welfare SA: KwaDukuza held their annual general meeting last Wednesday. The annual reports (social work services and audited financial statements) were presented and adopted. In his presidental address Sandeep Oudhram highlighted the achievements and challenges faced by the society in the past year. He thanked the management committee and the staff for their loyalty and dedication and acknowledged the support of the community, donors, sponsors, business houses and all service providers for their assistance and support. Guest speaker Harold Maistry, president of the Child Welfare South Africa KwaZulu-Natal provincial board, focused on child protection in his presentation. He shared alarming statistics
on the nature and extent of child abuse and neglect of children in the country. He outlined the role of individuals, service providers and professions in the prevention of child abuse. Maistry also highlighted the challenges and financial constraints faced by welfare organisations and its impact on service delivery. Maistry also served as the electoral officer. Twenty one members were elected to serve on the management committee - Sandeep Oudhram, Praveen Sham, Bala Govender, Chin Suriah, G.V. “Uncle Jimmy” Naidoo, Jenny Naidu, Vinesh Ramdial, Trishen Govender, Verosha Maharaj, Dr Kiren Gokar, L. Perumal, K.P. Hira, K. Mundry, Babu Ganie, Vernon Pillay, Mariam Goolam, Sooraj Maharaj, Nevas Hlatshwayo, Ajith Deeplal, Raneem Budram and Ravi Naidoo.
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At the AGM (from left) Welfare president Sandeep Oudhram, social work manager Karnegie Govender, treasurer Praveen Sham, guest speaker Harold Maistry and senior social work manager Penny Dhaver.
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ILembe District experienced a huge decline in the matric pass rates and as a result, we find reason for action. “We do this knowing this is not our core mandate, nonetheless, education as declared by our president, remains one of government’s highest priorities and we give respect to that effect”, Mthembu said. Mike Pitso, who was representing the office of the mayor, called on local non-governmental organisations, various government departments and stakeholders to work collectively to address social ills and the alarming prevalence of drugs and alcohol plaguing schools. “We wish our children could write their examinations in peace and not be disturbed by things such as drugs, alcohol and, or violence in the community or at home,” he said. The prayer was attended by a marquee full of pupils from local schools, religious leaders, who invoked the powers that be to ensure that this year’s pass rate improves, and motivational speakers, who gave the pupils a pep talk.
Healers say no to muti killings MAKHOSANDILE ZULU TRADITIONAL healers in the iLembe District held an awareness march last Wednesday, which cut through the streets of the KwaDukuza CBD and culminated in a discussion forum at the town hall. Organisers said the march was intended to express traditional healers’ collective rejection of muti killings – the killing of people living with albinism in particular – and the subsequent trafficking of human body parts. “We want the public to know that the body parts of a person living with albinism cannot make muti and we want to send a clear message to tradi tional healers that they should not use human body parts for making muti,” said one of the organisers Jab ulani Mkhize. KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu was part of the discussion forum at the hall where, during his address, he said the involvement and implication of traditional healers in muti killings make the fraternity lose its dignity. He said that is what makes such an intervention instigated by traditional healers so important as it would help restore not only the dignity of traditional healers but also that of indigenous cultures and tradi tions as a whole. The march was also intended to raise awareness about the dangers of illegal abortions and to also urge traditional healers to refrain from performing this act. A representative from the Department of Health in the iLembe District said an illegal abortion is the termination of pregnancy by an unqualified and inad equately trained individual in an area or place which does not have the required aides, such as medicines and tools or machinery necessary during such an oper ation. She said an illegal abortion is lifethreatening as the individual carrying out the termination could use the incorrect dosage since they are not suitably quali fied and, or in some instances, use concoctions made of disinfectant fluid and methylated spirits which are an extreme health hazard when consumed by a per son. She said that in some instances such concoctions permanently damage a female’s womb and urged young girls not to opt for an illegal abortion. “Our teenagers are in great danger that is why we have to talk to them and make them aware that the department of Health has numerous options they can explore in the case of an unwanted pregnancy rather than choosing illegal abortions,” the representative said. According to a traditional healer who practices in the KwaDukuza CBD Mgcinokwakhe Xulu, a few weeks ago another traditional healer was arrested after he was allegedly caught red handed performing an illegal abortion in a flat in the CBD. He said the police had been looking for the said traditional healer after an individual opened a case against the healer for swindling the complainant out of R17 000. According to Xulu, the traditional healer had prom ised the complainant that this amount would be mul tiplied, another practice, promises of a similar nature, which was criticised during the discussion and tradi tional healers were urged to refrain from making false promises. A call was made that traditional healers should form a knowledgesharing platform and work with the Department of Health.
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>> The Dolphin Coast Hospice Association cares for the terminally ill. To help make a difference contact Dr Umesh Naidoo (medical doctor) on 083 777 6468, Krish Venketsamy (chairperson) 083 234 5732 or Thilo Naidoo (fund raising) on 083 6865155. >> Navarathree Celebrations will be held at Sri Sanathan Mundal from 1 October to 11 October. On Sunday 9 October Maha Shakthi Pooja will take place from 8am to 1pm. On Monday 10 October Kanya Pooja will be held from 6pm to 7.30pm. Programme includes: Discourses; bhajans and kirtans. >> SARASWATHI PRAYER will be observed at the SRI VISWANATHA ESWARAR ALAYAM (Mdoniville Hindu Temple), Tensing Climb on Monday, 10 October at 6pm. All students may bring their books for blessing. Furthermore, the Navarathri Festival is observed daily from 01 October to 11October at 6pm. ALL WELCOME. For booking/enquiries kindly contact Krish Kistan - 083 5566 276, Aru - 032 551 1744 or Kruba Jaram – 071 884 7774 >> The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir will observe Navarathri from 1 October at 6.30pm daily. All welcome. Saraswathie pooja on 8 October at 5pm. Students can bring their main subject books for blessing. For more information call 083 733 5778. >> Purtassi prayers will be observed over the next 5 Saturdays commencing Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 3pm at the Sri Viswanatha Eswarar Alayam (Mdoniville Hindu Temple), Tensing Climb, KwaDukuza. All welcome. Inquiries kindly contact Krish Kistan - 083 5566 276, Aru - 032 551 1744 or Kruba Jaram – 071 884 7774. >> The Stanger Hope Christian Centre invites you for counselling and prayer, especially victims of substance abuse, HIV/Aids, failed marriages and you need healing and deliverance. For more information contact Pastor Raj and Sue Naidoo on 032 552 7453 or 078 712 8578. >> Are you a student or a teacher and would like to acquire some experience? The El’leah Rose Foundation requires volunteers to assist children at their Resource Centre. Please contact Amrisha on 032 551 2749 for more details. >> The Shri Durga Temple will observe Navarathri from Saturday, 1 October to Sunday, 9 October at 6pm daily. Supper will be served. Families wishing to participate must contact the temple officials. The main Purtassi will take place on Saturday, 15 October. For more information contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Rumba Govender on 032 551 2695 or Mano Ramrup on 032 551 1954. >> If any one has a problem with alcohol. Please join the Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous for weekly meetings at the Stanger Town Hall every Wednesday at 8pm. Contact 082 466 0904. >> Thevaram singing classes will be held at the Sri Viswanatha Eswarar Alayam (Mdoniville Hindu Temple), Tensing Climb, KwaDukuza on Thursdays from 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Classes are open to the public. Weekly service is held on Mondays from 6pm to 7pm and Tuesdays from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. The temple also caters for weddings, car prayers, etc. For booking/enquiries kindly contact Krish Kistan - 083 5566 276, Aru - 032 551 1744 or Kruba Jaram – 071 884 7774. >> Centre of Hope Men’s Recovery Shelter (an alcohol and drug rehab and support facility) holds open meetings on Monday to Friday from 8pm to 9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 6pm to 7pm. For more information contact Owen on 083 756 9245.
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Children enjoy the entertainment. the uShaka Mall while bringing the community to a common place where families amalgamate into one uShaka family and create an opportunity for the community of KwaDukuza to see the new and improved shopping centre and what it has to offer. With new branded shops opening on almost a monthly basis the community of KwaDukuza can now enjoy a pleasant and diverse shopping experience. The mall offers a wide spread of shops ranging from grocery shopping at Pick n Pay to those extra “spoil yourself goodies” at branded stores like Fashion Fushion, Just Plastics (newly opened), Crazy Store, Clicks, Tekkie Town (newly opened), Fielli Outlet Store. For all your communication needs
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Much more is coming your way, our fellow town’s people. We’re just getting started at uShaka Mall. Expect a bumper festive season. Already the feedback suggests that more community events such as the night market should be held at the mall. Management has heard that call and we shall respond accordingly. Watch the press for details. Drop by the mall, meet the manager, share your thoughts and suggestions and become part of this growing cultural shopping experience. Thanks to all who supported and were a part of the night market and flea market. Special thanks to Noori for the successful effort. Inquiries: Aidan Isaac (centre manager) 071 373 0807, 032 552 2078.
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ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ERRATUM REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: ESTABLISHMENT OF CORPORATE SERVICES’ PANEL OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR A THREE YEAR PERIOD (CS/12/2016) Kindly be advised that the last day for collection of tender documents for the above mentioned bid will be the 28th of October 2016, at 15H00. The closing date remains as 31 October 2016 at 12H00.
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Celebrating WEEKLY Heritage Day 5 October 2016
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Supporting Sunflower Day Trinityhouse Palm Lakes came to gether to support the Sunflower Day initiative recently. Their topes were worn with pride as they commem orated this special initiative by the Sunflower Fund. Trinityhouse pupils throughout the preprimary, pre paratory and high school with their principals, proudly wearing their sun flower topes.
Pupils and teachers of Circle PrePrima ry School dressed in their traditional clothing in celebration of their heritage last week. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Stanger Manor Primary School foundation phase pupils participated in an exciting spring fun walk recently.
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Notice is given in terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management Act 1998, (Act No. 107 of 1998), as amended, Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations R982 (2014), and the National Water Act (Act 36 of 1998), that the applicant, John Osborne Estate and Ashley Power Trade, intend to submit an application for environmental authorisation and a water use license for the proposed construction of an irrigation dam. The proposed site is located on Portion 6 and 7 of the Farm Langeboskop, 13.5km north-west of Stanger, situated near the area of Doringkop along a tributary of the Mfenge River.
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SALE IN EXECUTION In High Court of South Africa KwaZulu-Natal Division, Pietermaritzburg Case No. : 13974/2013. In the matter between: PRETORIUS, ANDRE Applicant and PRETORIUS, DEON First Respondent FLEXITRADE 108 CC Second Respondent AUCTION KINDLY TAKE NOTICE THAT in terms of Judgment granted on 18th of May 2016, in the above Honourable Court and a Warrant of Execution issued thereafter, the goods listed hereunder will be sold in execution on the 20TH OF OCTOBER 2016 at 10:00, AT THE SHERIFF’S SALE ROOM at JAY KRISHNA CENTRE 134/6 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, STANGER to the highest bidder: 1 x L Shaped Office Desk 3 x Office Chairs 1 x Wooden Filing Cabinet 1 x LG Monitor Gigabyte keyboard with Dell Tower 1 x Silver Desk Lamp 1 x DC 2128 All in One Printer 1 x LUV Portable Radio 6 x High Back Bar Stools 1 x Silver Ice Machine 1 x Grey Samsung Fridge/Freezer 1 x Cream Fabric Couch and Leather Cushions 1 x LG Flatscreen Colour TV & Remote 1 x DSTV Multichoice PVR Decoder & Remote 1 x DSTV Explora Decoder & Remote 1 x 2 Seater Dark Brown Leather Couch 2 x Sony Speakers & 3 x Sansui Speakers 1 x Round Side Table with Lamp Shade 3 x Round Blue Stools 4 x Wooden Tables 2 x Wooden Kists 1 x Wooden Table 1 x Wooden Coffee Table 1 x Beach Comber Gas Braai with Bottle 1 x Wooden Patio Table 4 x Fold up camping chairs 1 x Fold up couch 1 x Wooden Bench 1 x Pinetable 2 x Wooden Wardrobes 1 x Wooden Cabinet 2 x Incomplete kitchen cabinets 1 x Biltong Dryer 3 x Desks 1 x Table 1 x Polar Bear Cooler Box 4 x Camp Chairs 2 x Boxes of 1-Lef Sunvision warm white 1 x BPS-2424 Emergency power system & 4 x Batteries 1 x Lot of Gardening Tools 1 x Karcher Pressure Cleaner 1 x Snapper Jet Vac Lawn Mower 1 x Stihl Weedeater 1 x F2020 Weedeater 1 x Ryobi Blower 2 x Michelin 4X4 Tyres 1 x Raleigh Rep IV Bicycle 2 x Wooden Push Bikes 2 x Server Units 1 x HP External Hard Drive 1 x Seagate External Hard Drive (Sealed) 2 x Biltong Slicers 1 x Discover Landrover Registration Number NUR31406 1 x Green Fishing Bag with Fishing equipment CASH ONLY-NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED. ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD “VOETSTOOTS”. TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that: 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6 Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: -Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id99961) - Fica-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars; - Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash; - Registration of conditions. 4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneer(s) Mr R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S De Wit. 5. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. Dated at UMHLANGA on 29th SEPTEMBER 2016 Execution Creditor/Applicant’s Attorneys Booysen & Co. Inc. 1A Holwood Park Cnr. Armstrong Avenue & Canegate Road DURBAN Tel: 031-536 1710, Fax: 031-536 1711 Email: law@booysens.co.za C/O CDS Ballito 24 Rey Office Park Ballito Ref: A Cranke/JB6141
Manor trounce KwaDukuza Primary WEEKLY REPORTER
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TANGER Manor Primary School trounced KwaDukuza Primary School by 4 wickets in the final of the 2016 edition of the Shivendra Velan memorial six-a-side cricket tournament hosted by Manor on Wednesday. KwaDukuza Primary lost the toss and were made to bat first by their opponents. The visitors came into the game boasting a nail-biting victory against Ashram in the semi-finals and were hoping to notch up back-to-back victories in the competition in the hope of retaining the KO Cup. KwaDukuza got off to a slow start, posting just two runs from the first over in their allotted 5 overs. They piled on the pressure in the 2nd over adding a further 11 runs to their tally. With all five wickets intact at the midway of their innings, everyone expected them to go on the attack in the hope of putting quick runs on the scoreboard. But, they played straight into the hands of their opponents after scoring just two runs from the 3rd over. With two overs remaining and KwaDukuza Primary posting a moderate 15/0 in their first three overs it was time for some action from their openers. They put on 9 runs in the penultimate over and were hoping to go at full throttle in the last 6 deliveries of the match. The KwaDukuza Primary openers frustrated the Manor attack taking
The jubilant Manor Primary team who trounced KwaDukuza Primary in the final of the Shiven dra Velan memorial sixaside cricket final.
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PLAYERS and officials of Manor Cricket Club are to attend a meeting and practice to commence thereafter on Saturday 8 October at the Stanger Country Club Grounds at
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Ilembe beat Dawnheights The Ilembe team. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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their tally from 24/0 to 36/0 at the end of their allotted 5 overs. Coach of the Manor outfit, Isaac Abraham was content with the performance of his bowlers and fielders and the run-chase of 37 was within their grasp. His instruction to the openers, Nceba Hoto and Kevlin Naidoo, was to ensure a minimum of 6 runs per over (which equates to run a ball). But, Hoto didn’t waste time, sending the first ball way over the boundary for a huge 6, which brought a sigh of relief for the Manor lads. But, KwaDukuza Primary had the last laugh after Nceba was clean bowled in the 2nd ball of the match putting pressure upon the home team. The loss the early wicket did not trouble the Manor lads, who went about their chasing their target in a business-like manner, crushing their rivals by 4 wickets with more than 2 overs to spare. The
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The special awards were won by Jad en Perumal (player of the tourna ment), Niren Lochan (best batsman) and Nceba Hoto (best bowler). special awards were won by Niren Lochan (best batsman), Nceba Hoto (best bowler) and Jaden Perumal (player of the tournament). Sponsors, Ravi Velan and Family thanked Manor Primary for hosting the event and commended Abraham for co-ordinating another successful tournament.
KDAC athletes notch respectable times
ILEMBE Cricket Club walked away win ners once again after beating Dawn heights at Siripat Ground this weekend. Dawnheights won the toss and de cided to bat first on a tricky Siripat pitch. Dawnheights decision to bat backfired as they could on only compile a paltry 91/8 in 20 overs. Ilembe bowlers were at their miserly best as they removed Dawnheights top 5 batsmen for 28 runs. D. Rautenbach now batting for the other side was the stand out batsmen for Dawnheights posting 37 (not out), he was supported by A. Maharaj with 11. Top bowler for Ilembe was C. Shange who impressed with figures of 3/7 from 4 overs. Chasing 92 runs for victory at a calm rate of 4.6 to the over, Ilembe got of to a poor start and were in strife at 31/4 in the 9th over.
Y. Moosa making his debut for Ilembe and B. Ismail, tried to rebuild the innings by putting on 17 runs before Ismail was caught of the bowling of L. Moodley for 4. The next 3 wickets fell for 32 runs with Dawnheights bowlers taking wick ets at regular intervals. With the score on 82/8 after 17 overs the match was in the balance as Dawn heights needed 2 wickets and Ilembe 10 runs for victory. You could smell the tension in the air, but it was the Ilembe batsmen pair of R. Kazi 11 (not out) and D. Pillay 3 (not out) who held their nerve to see Ilembe home. Dawnheights bowlers tried their best with L. Moodley 4/33 in 4, A. Maha raj 2/11 in 4 and D. Rautenbach 2/13 after 4 overs. Ilembe scraped home in the derby by 2 wickets. Supplied.
WEEKLY REPORTER KDAC athletes participated in the Cooee Challenge this past Sunday. The races consisted of 10km, 21.1km and 42,2km categoreis which started and ended at Kings Park Stadium in Durban. The 21,1 and 42,2km races commenced at 5:30am and the 10km at 5:45am. The weather was favourable, overcast with a slight breeze up to about 8am. Thereafter windy conditions made it a bit difficult for the runners of 42,2km race. Nevertheless most of the participants enjoyed the cool and overcast conditions. The course for the 10km was a single lap flat route along the beachfront. The 21,1km route was a two-lap course along the beachfront. The 42,2 km consisted of the two 10km laps along the beachfront, the
KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures
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Moon & Sons Agencies K.O. Cup Thursday, 6 October 7pm Frendz vs Cool Leaders (um pireDarnall) 8pm Darnall vs Preston (umpire Cool Leaders) Club on duty: Darnall Official on duty: Vinesh Geanballey
Some of the KDAC participants. rest of the route was through the Durban North, Virginia, Glenashley residential areas. Dippy Moodley made KDAC proud by achieving the category first prize in his age division. Dippy Moodley and Danny Sewmungal have qualified in this race to enter the 2017 Two Oceans and Comrades
Marathons. Results: 21,1km Ivan Mabaso 1:35 Paddy Padayachee 2:06 Jaibalan Soobramoney 2:17 Nikeyi Maarbeel 2:17 GD Singh 2:41 Basil Naidoo 2:41 Yathin Narothum 2:41 42,2 km Dippy Moodley 4:17 Danny Sewmungal 4:33.
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SKKSA juniors headed to national karate champs WEEKLY REPORTER
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ARATEKA from Shotokan Kokusai Karate Do South Africa (SKKSA) – Stanger Dojo - recently participated in the KZN Karate Development Championships at the Tongaat Sports Centre. The purpose of this tournament was to select top athletes between white and purple belts to represent the province at national level. Karate KZN (KKZN) hosted the highest pedigree of athletes all contesting for podium glory. The event was well attended with
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the standard of competition being exceptional across all divisions and gave the audience an eyeful at every glance. At the end of a karate championship the local dojo walked away with a total of 13 gold, 10 silver and eight bronze medals, achieved by karateka of Stanger Dojo, led by the instruction of Sensei Sherwin Hooblal. Special mention must be made of avid karate star Advay Mahadeo, who achieved triple gold for kata, kumite and team (unison) kata. These students will now form part of the provincial team that will represent KZN at the National All Styles, thereby achieving their KZN colours. This event is endorsed by Karate South Africa and all provinces will be sporting their best karate athletes. “My focus is developing my students to become well rounded individuals who engage in productive and positive efforts, their performance at this championship was brilliant and I am truly proud of them all,” said Hooblal. For registration contact Hooblal on 073 178 5775 or email skksastg@ yahoo.com or visit the organisation’s website, www.skksa.co.za
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