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HE ANC’s deputy president – who is also the state deputy president – Cyril Ramaphosa went on a voter registration campaign in areas in Mandeni and KwaDukuza on Saturday. The deputy president was accompanied by Joe Phaahla, a member of the party’s National Executive Committee, provincial chairperson Sihle Zikalala, Greater KwaDukuza regional chairperson Ricardo Mthembu and other party leaders and YOUR ONE STOP COUNTERTOP SHOP members. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF VIEW OUR NEW Greater KwaDGRANITE & QUARTZ ukuza regional QUARTZ RANGE spokesperson Lucky WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LATEST RANGE OF Makhathini said the COLOURS JUST UNPACKED areas that were the We offer complete fitment services 153 Wick Street, Verulam prime target of the for kitchens, offices, vanities 084 223 9343 campaign were those that were recently rocked by protests stemming from disputes around the process of nominating candidates to contest the local elections – namely, Shaka’s Head and eMakhempini, Sithebe in Mandeni, among others. He said the intention was for Ramaphosa to meet with and engage briefly with members from these communities. He said many of the people the party’s leadership engaged with raised issues pertaining to unemployment. He said many of the people promised that they would register to vote so as to make their voices heard. Makhathini said people could still register to vote and urged more people to do so as the number of registered voters contributes to how much national government is going to budget for localities. He said the campaign trail also met up with members from the Indian, coloured and white communities who voiced their complaints that though
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HE KwaDukuza Municipality, partnering with Livity Africa, hosted a debate on Tuesday, 5 April, where youth had the opportunity to engage with mayor Ricardo Mthembu on issues pertinent to them. Several issues were raised by the young participants including nepotism, the municipality’s bursary fund, dysfunctional ward committees and the absence of young people on these structures and the creation of sustainable jobs. Chairperson of the youth committee Councillor Sithembiso Magubane said young people are not represented during Integrated Development Planning forums, therefore, issues pertaining to youth are not raised and do not form part of the municipality’s developmental plan. Local youth activist Sihle Khwela applauded the municipality for providing new sporting facilities, but said in its 2014/2015 annual report the money budgeted for these facilities was not clear.
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KwaDukuza mayor engages local youth He said the municipality needs to develop a system to follow up on the bursaries it awards to ensure recipients benefit accordingly. Khwela said he believes if young people are informed, educated and preoccupied with developmental activities, they would be less involved in protest action, would not have time to indulge in drug and substance abuse and unprotected sexual activities. He said on the Activate Leadership website – network for young leaders across the country – young people can find a document titled ‘190 ways of non-violent protest’ which could provide alternative means for young people to express grievances. Khwela said he started an organisation called Young Minds Empowerment Project through the youth leaders network Activate Leadership which gathers and churns out relevant information for young people. His organisation can be found on Facebook as Young Minds or contact Khwela on 074 333 1631. KwaZulu-Natal community policing forum youth board chairperson Lungelo Zulu said the municipality should play a role of empowering
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Child’s mother sought MAKHOSANDILE ZULU NOSIPHO Dlamini (pictured) has been living with the Mfeka family in Ntshawini since 2008 after the family took her in because she had been abandoned and wandered into their yard. The family believes Nosipho is between the ages 13 and 14, but cannot confirm this as she does not have a birth certificate. That is why the family is reaching out to Nosipho’s mother, so that the mother can hand over the child’s birth certificate or assist the family with applying for one for the child. The family said it is rumoured that Nosipho’s mother – known as Jabu to the family – resides in Thembeni and that it is believed the child’s biological father is deceased. Anyone with information on Nosipho’s mother’s whereabouts is asked to contact Thembile Mfeka on 072 202 2216.
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day long watching TV shows and eating junk food or putting on a full face THE other day, as I was readying myI looked to him wryly, shrugged him of makeup and hitting the town - it’s self for a function we were to attend, off and thought to myself, this is probaentirely your own thing. my fiancé says to me: “Girls wear bly what most guys think. As I continPersonally, I enjoy doing both of makeup to impress guys. Why are you ued with my artistry, my mind travthose things equally. But, I digress. putting on makeup?” elled to various explanations as to why Now, even though I don’t see a need for an explanation as to why we like makeup, I thought sharing In Loving Memory of my love for the pallets and bullets (that’s what lipstick tubes IN LOVING are called) would draw some inMEMORY sight and maybe just lift some of the stigma people have atMR tached to it. Let it be known that I do not HADIMULAM wear a full face of make up every NAIDOO single day, I am always late for (Known to many as work and that sort of art takes Mr Naidoo or uncle time. Yes, I said art and no I am Naidoo) not delusional, there is a reason why people who put on makeup for a living are called makeup Mr Alan Burke and Staff of ARB Electrical artists. Anyway, to me makeup Wholesalers would like to extend condois like icing on a cake, the star lences to the Naidoo family. is still the cake, but the icing Mr Naidoo and Alan worked side by side adds a little extra. in the 80’s at the ARB Richards Bay I enjoy buying makeup, branch and spent many nights costing and watching tutorials and trying extending invoices together. new things, to me it’s a hobby. You and your family are invited to the 15th Day Memorial Service. It’s a way for me to do something Mr Naidoo was a man with strong values different with the way I look, not Date: Thursday, 14 April 2016 Time: 18h30 and principles. Taken at the age of 94. because I don’t like my face, but Venue: Stanger Siva Temple Hall because simply, it’s my face and Gone but never forgotten. I can do what I like with it. Supper will be served from 17h30 It’s fun and it is most pertiMay he rest in peace. Sadly missed by family and friends. nently, for my own enjoyment
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MANOR Cricket Club’s under 16 squad defeated United Cricket Club and remain undefeated in the Ilembe and District Cricket Union with their victory against United on Sunday, 10 April. Manor won the toss and elected to bat first on a difficult track, and could only muster 84 for 10 in 19 overs. Skipper Saieshan Loganathan was the top scorer for Manor with a responsible 36 and was aided by a quick fire 17 runs from KZN cap Cameron Pillay. Pick of the United bowlers was Humza Ismail who took three wickets for 14 runs in 4 overs, Ziyaad who returned bowling figures of 3 for 28 in his alloted 4 overs. In response United could only muster up 74 runs in their alloted 20 overs, with Ziyaad the only player to reach double figures. The Manor under 16 boys enjoyed a phenomenal season accounting for last seasons Dawnheights Cricket Club, Oceanville Cricket Club and now United Cricket Club. Manor Cricket Club under 16 will take on Morningside under 16 on Sunday, 16 April. CAREERS COLLEGE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE 64 MANORAMA CENTRE, STANGER MANOR, STANGER Tel: 032 552 1997 (O/H) 079 174 7155 (A/H)
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PUBLIC NOTICE 1. AMENDMENTS OF THE 2015/2016 SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, ORGANISATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL MANAGER’S SCORECARD Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 54 (1 )(c) of the Municipal Financial Management Act, that the Municipal Council has adopted the adjusted Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan, Organisational and Municipal Manager’s Scorecard for 2015/2016 on 30th March 2016 for the remainder of the financial year
2. TABLING OF THE FIRST DRAFT 2016/2017 SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION PLAN, ORGANISATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL MANAGER’S SCORECARD The National Treasury MFMA Circular 74, outlines the budget processes which includes the submission of the First Draft SDBIP for the 2016/2017 financial year. The 2016/2017 First Draft SDBIP, Organisational and Municipal Manager’s Scorecard was tabled at a special Council meeting held on 30th March 2016. Copies of the above documents can be viewed at the Municipal Offices: iLembe House. The documents may also be accessed through the municipal website at: www.ilembe. gov.za. Persons who are unable to read or write may come to the PMS Office where the staff member will provide assistance. If there are any queries please contact Manager: PMS on 032 437 9352/9423 during normal office hours from Monday to Friday.
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We require the services of a Junior Annual Accountant/Bookkeeper at our Ballito branch:
As part of a transparent information sharing process with all interested and affected parties, the Developers invite all members of the Community, Civic and Religious Organizations, Sporting Clubs, educational institutions, local businesses and any interested and affected parties to a concept briefing
Applicants should be able to: ·
Process monthly books on Pastel and fill in all statutory returns, (VAT,PAYE,UIF,SDL, etc) Prepare annual financial statements from trial balance, using Caseware/other computerized accounting software Prepare income tax calculations and fill in returns
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B.Compt / B.Com (Financial Accounting) Degree or studing towards the above Degree and MUST have completed 2nd year ∙ Previous accounting firm experience as a Junior Annual Accountants/Bookkeeper is a prerequisite. Please note the salary expectation on your CV.
Please email your CV to : Attention: Denisha Denisha@robchapballito.co.za Applicants not contacted within 2 weeks should consider their application unsuccessful.
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“Abantu abathathu abebelimele kabi bathole usizo lwezempilo endaweni yesigameko ngaphambi kokuphuthunyiswa esibhedlela,” kusho yena. UMnuz McKenzie uphethe ngokuthi imbangela yale ngozi ayikaziwa okwamanje, kepha amaphoyisa aya-
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njenge menenja yakwa GM Future Africa Foundation uMnuz Mboniseni Sibisi, kanye nomphathi waseParks, Recreation and Culture kumasipala waseThekwini uMnuz Thembinkosi Ngcobo. Uthe: “Ngithanda nokubonga iMeya yaKwaDukuza uMnuz Ricardo Mthembu kanye nonobhala we-ANCYL esifundeni iLembe uMnuz Lucky Makhathini ngendlela abayixhase ngayo inhlangano Izwi Lothando Home and Community Based Services,” kusho uMnuz Zulu. Uthe le nhlangano yethule uhlelo oluzofundisa abantu abasha ukuse-
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13 April 2016, Wednesday
KDM
Malende Community Hall Ballito Library
Ward 09 @ 11h00 Ward 06 @18h00
13 April 2016, Wednesday
Mandeni LM
Hlomendlini Sport Field
Ward: 04 @13h00
13 April 2016, Wednesday
Mandeni LM
High view Park (Global Destiny church)
Ward:03 @17h00
14 April 2016, Thursday
Mandeni LM
Sibusisiwe Hall
Ward: 07 @11h00
14 April 2016, Thursday
Mandeni LM
Tugela Mouth Resort
Ratepayers @17h00
14 April 2016, Thursday
KDM
Sakhuxolo Sports Ground KwaDukuza Town Hall
Wards: 01, 02, 03, & 25 @11h00 Ward: 19 @18h00
15 April 2016, Friday
Mandeni LM
KwaZulu Etendeni
Ward: 16 @09h00
15 April 2016, Friday
KDM
Drienfontein Community Hall
Ward 21 @11h00
16 April 2016, Saturday
Mandeni LM
Emabhanoyini
Ward: 10 @11h00
17 April 2016, Sunday
Mandeni LM
Zamokuhle Store
Ward: 05 @11h00
19 April 2016, Tuesday
Maphumulo LM
Oqaqeni Tikana
Wards: 3, 4, 9, 10 @10h00
20 April 2016, Wednesday
Ndwedwe LM
Noordsburg Sport Ground
Wards: 05, 06 & 09 @10h00
20 April 2016, Wednesday
KDM
Shakashead Community Hall Stanger Height Primary
Ward 04 @11h00 Ward 16 @18h00
20 April 2016, Wednesday
Maphumulo LM
Oshikishi
Wards: 1, 2, 3 @13h00
21 April 2016, Thursday
Ndwedwe LM
Waterfall Sport Ground
Wards: 02, 03, 07 &08 @10h00
21 April 2016, Thursday
KDM
Stanger Training centre Grounds Open space opposite the temple ( Indian Village)
Ward 13 @11h00 Ward:16 @18h00
22 April 2016, Friday
KDM
Shayamoya Community Hall Nkobongo Community Hall
Ward: 08 @10h00 Ward: 23 @14h00
23 April 2016, Saturday
Mandeni LM
Matungweni Sport Field
Ward:12 @13h00
24 April 2016, Sunday
Mandeni LM
Next to Siyakhula store
Ward: 13 @13h00
26 April 2016, Tuesday
Ndwedwe LM
Sonkombo Sport Ground
Wards: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15@ 10h00
Lindelani Community Hall Stanger Manor Community Hall
Ward 05 @11h00 Ward 17 @18h00
26 April 2016, Tuesday
Special Guest Speaker
13 April 2016
KDM
26 April 2016, Tuesday
Mandeni LM
Amatshe amhlophe Sports Field
Ward: 06 @12h30
28 April 2016, Thursday
Maphumulo LM
Ntando Cllr Mahlongwa
Wards: 2, 5, 6, 11 @10h00
28 April 2016, Thursday
Mandeni LM
Steel window
Ward:17 @10h00
28 April 2016, Thursday
Ndwedwe LM
Mzunga
Wards: 16, 17, 18 & 19 @ 10h00
29 April 2016, Friday
Mandeni LM
Manqakazi hall
Ward: 01 @11h00
29 April 2016, Friday
Ndwedwe LM
Mnsonono Sport Ground
Ward: 01 @10h00
29 April 2016, Friday
Maphumulo LM
Dludla Sports Ground
Wards: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 @12h00
03 May 2016, Tuesday
Mandeni LM
Maromeni ( Mangethe)
Ward: 03 @14h00
04 May 2016, Wednesday
Mandeni LM
Port Natal Ngcedomhlophe stadium
Ward:14 @11h00 Ward:15 @14h00
06 May 2016, Friday
KDM
Snyman Community Hall Balcomb Community Hall
Ward:20 @10h00 Ward: 07 @14h00
11 May 2016, Wednesday
KDM
Thandanani Community Hall Thembeni Community Hall Shakaskraal Primary School
Ward: 11 @ 11h00 Ward: 12 @14h00 Ward: 22 @ 18h00
12 May 2016, Thursday
KDM
Mabhodweni Open Space Tshelenkosi Secondary School
Ward: 27 @11h00 Ward: 18 @17h00
13 May 2016, Friday
KDM
Groutville Market
Ward: 10 @ 11h00
17 May 2016, Tuesday
KDM
KDM Town Hall
IDP REP FORUM - Final Draft 2016/17
17 May 2016, Tuesday
Mandeni LM
Sibusisiwe Hall
IDP REP @10h00
18 August 2016, Thursday
KDM
KDM Town Hall
IDP REP FORUM - Draft IDP, PMS and Budget process plan for the financial year
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Wanderers slip from first position >> Current walloped Shayamoya 13 0 to take the top spot
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MAKHOSANDILE ZULU FRICAN Wanderers suffered their first defeat in the KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League – stream 1 this past Saturday when Real FC beat the side 1 – 0 in the two sides’ first encounter in the second leg of the season. The two sides clashed at the Gledhow sports field and from kick-off, Real FC was the more determined side who played to win, with Wanderers putting on a lustreless performance throughout the 90 minutes of play. Wanderers failed to capitalise on the two free-kicks awarded to them in the first-half – the first in the 20th minute and the second in the 30th minute. Real registered their goal 10 minutes before the final whistle which seemed to inject vigour back into their opponents whose efforts to level things came a little too late. African Wanderers coach, Mandla Thokozani Mthombeni said his players put on an average performance in the first half but lost concentration in the second half. He said the biggest challenge that his side is grappling with at the moment is a shortage of strikers and a goalie. “We need two more strikers and a goalkeeper. We could not convert our chances because we do not have strikers. But I am hopeful that in our next game we will get back to our winning ways. Meanwhile, Current FC walloped Shayamoya 13 – 0 at the Melville sports field on Sunday to take Wanderers’ top spot on the log. Current’s manager, Christopher Dube said the game went well and was handled professionally by the officials. “Maybe our opponents were just not prepared and luck favoured us on the day and that is how we managed to score so many goals,” he said. Dube said he hopes the team can maintain the impressive performance throughout the season so they can be promoted into the regional league. He said, however, what worries him about his team’s future progress is the financial woes that it has to deal with currently.
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African Wanderers slipped from their first position on the KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premeir League stream 1 this past Saturday when they went down 1 0 against Real FC.
MANDENI MUNICIPALITY
Have you been seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident Have you been seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident Have been injured in a motor vehicle accident or theyou victim of seriously possible Medical Negligence? or or the the victim victim of of possible possible Medical Medical Negligence? Negligence?
The following vacancy exists for a suitably qualified and experienced person to join the staff of Mandeni Municipality within the Technical Services Department.
ELECTRICIAN (2 POSTS)
Basic Salary: Task Grade 13 R257 117.64 – R333 747.36 p.a. Requirements: • A Trade Test Certificate in Electrical: Heavy Current, N4 minimum, wireman’s licence, 11KV switching certificate with at least 3 years‘ relevant experience • Must have a Code C (Code 10) driver’s licence with Professional Driver Permit (PrDP) • Experience in 11KV switch gear operation, sub-station and 11KV line work maintenance, transformer maintenance, MV cable jointing and termination will be an added advantage • Good interpersonal skills as well as willing to work under pressure as and when required • Computer knowledge would be an advantage. Key performance areas: • Conduct vehicle inspection, transport personnel to work site and operate mechanism to control mounted crane during off-loading, hoisting, overhead repairs, etc. • Provide guidelines and specific instruction to personnel with respect to the preparation of work site for major/minor works and/or setting up off traffic/safety signage • Attend to deviations in performance or disciplinary/conflict issues and counselling personnel to correct/adjust behaviour prior to applying laid down disciplinary procedures • Read and interpret drawings/works orders detailing layouts and specifications • Monitor and attend to deviations in the construction and installation sequences of poles, cross arm, stays, lines, aerial transformers, switch gears, etc. • Terminate cables wires, etc. to junction boxes, connect blocks and/or terminals including soldering fitting of plugs and harness wires • Conduct tests to diagnose and determine the nature of the fault and communicate with the control room/immediate superior on the possibility of re-routing supply in respect of major repair work • Isolate, remove and replace defective components and/or attend to the stripping ,cleaning and jointing of overhead and underground cables and lines with due consideration given to safety procedures in live environments • Drive to specific residential addresses and attend to connection/reconnection applications, insert or remove seals to stop/ restart electric flow. Benefits: Pension fund, medical aid, attractive leave conditions, 13th cheque and housing subsidy in terms of council policy are available subject to conditions. Enquiries: Ms B.L. Zondo (Manager Human Resource and Employee Relations); tel: (032) 456 8200. Please forward your application form and full CV with certified copies of certificates quoting the relevant reference number to: The Municipal Manager, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or hand-deliver to Mandeni Local Municipality, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni. NB: Faxed and e-mailed applications will not be considered. CLOSING DATE: THURSDAY, 28 APRIL 2016 AT 12 MIDDAY. If you do not hear from us within 30 days of the closing date consider your application as unsuccessful.
MANDENI MUNICIPALITY BID NOTICE
PROPOSED UPGRADING OF TAXI ROUTES IN HLOMENDLINI: WARD 4, MANDENI BID NO: 24/15/16 Bidders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the Proposed Upgrading of Taxi Routes In Hlomendlini: Ward 4, Mandeni. Only bidders who are registered with CIDB, in a contractor grading of 6CE or higher will be eligible to bid. Bid documents together with drawings will only be available at the cashiers, Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni from 13 April 2016 till 28 April 2016 during the hours: Monday to Friday 08h00 to 15h15. A nonrefundable fee of R500.00 will be charged per document. A compulsory site inspection meeting will be held at 10h00 on 29 April 2016 for Bid No.: 24/15/16. Prospective bidders shall meet at the Tugela Community Hall on Newark Drive: Tugela (Locality Plan on Page 210) thereafter proceeding to the site. Bids are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the Bid document and must be sealed in an envelope and marked: “Bid Number 24/15/16 Proposed Upgrading of Taxi Routes in Hlomendlini: Ward 4, Mandeni” and must be deposited in the tender box situated at the reception: Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni not later than 12h00, on 13 May 2016 at which time bids will be opened in public. Closing time will ONLY be determined as per the Municipal Watch, displayed at the Municipal Reception Area. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the sealed envelope containing the bid. Late bids or bids received by way of post, facsimile or e-mail will, under no circumstances, be considered. The Mandeni Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, Act No. 5 of 2000 and its associated Regulations of 2011. The 90/10 principle applies to this bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.
Application forms are available on the Mandeni Municipal website: www.mandeni.gov.za or at any Municipal building.
Queries regarding this notice may be directed to: Mr Robin Govender of SiVest SA (Pty) Ltd (Technical queries) on tel. (031) 581 1500 or Mrs N. Hadebe of Mandeni Municipality (SCM queries), on tel. (032) 456 8200.
NB: The Municipality is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer and reserves the right not to make appointment.
The Mandeni Municipality does not bind itself to accepting the lowest, or any bid, either wholly or in part or give any reason for such action.
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