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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 1 X 750 ml are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the6

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ANC and alliance partners call for unity and xenophobia. He urged the party’s branches on farms to launch campaigns opposed to the discrimination of farm workers. He said the party should produce decisive resolutions on economic transformation at its upcoming national policy conference. “The ANC’s 2014 manifesto stated that at least 70% of all goods purchased by the government must be purchased from co-operatives and SMMEs. “So we are saying to the government at the municipal level, its various departments and at the national level, the ANC’s government must ensure that all goods it purchases are purchased from black-owned businesses. “As of February this year, we as the provincial government will launch a programme of radical agrarian socioeconomic transformation that will benefit the many businesses we will purchase from,” Zikalala said. He said the province should aim to get above 70% matric pass rate this year. “History informs us that the best gift we can bestow on Oliver Tambo as a way of paying homage to his legacy is to allow women to lead the congress because the time is ripe for them to do so. “They must be given the opportuni-

ty to lead because we all agree that they [women] were oppressed, we agree they were not afforded their rightful place, but congress fought so that women could be incapacitated. “Women have all the leadership qualities that are required, why then do we seem to be reluctant when it comes to making women our leaders? “We must support them and we must be behind them, but the name of a specific female candidate will only emerge once we officially start our discussions on the leadership succession issue,” ANC Greater Kwa-Dukuza Region chairperson Ricardo Mthembu said regarding the leadership suc-

cession issue. The KZN ANC Women’s League secretary Nonhlanhla Khoza said the league agrees with Mthembu that women are ready to take up leadership positions in the party.

THE ANC held its 105th anniversary celebrations at the KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds on Sunday. The event was attended by the party’s national, provincial and regional leadership as well as thousands of party members, supporters and followers from throughout the province. President Jacob Zuma made an unexpected appearance there. KZN ANC chairperson Sihle Zikalala delivered the keynote address in which he called for unity within the party, the accelerated expropriation of land, the growth of black industrialists and the revitalisation of the township economy, among other things. “The task of cementing unity within the ANC and unity among our people is more important and urgent than ever before least we become another failed revolution,” Zikalala said. He said the party’s policy conference is scheduled for June and its 54th national conference in December will afford the organisation the opportunity to assess its progress in developing the lives of South Africans, and that these conferences will be an opportunity for the party to discuss and plan for future development initiatives. “We have to be cognisant of the fact that ANC conferences are not about who we are going to elect, they are about answering this question - where are we taking Shop 1, 1 Hullets Street, Opposite OK Mall, Stanger the struggle of the TEL: 032 551 1428 • CELL: 083 312 3561 people?” he said. He said the ANC was not established to serve serving leaders and the material personal gain of BUYING PRICE CASH LOANS members or leaders AGAINST of the party. FOR up to GOLD He said the party’s JEWELLERY GOLD members and leadup to ers must be conWhat condition does the up to scious of the fact that jewellery need to be in? their behaviour and conduct is what atWe buy old, broken and unwanted jewellery tracts people to or reany carat, any condition - scrap gold, one pels them from the earing, a broken necklace even gold teeth, denial crowns, Indian Gold, Asian Gold and coins. organisation. He called on the party’s cadres, counWE’LL BEAT ANY PRICE IN STANGER cillors, ministers, 1. Bring your unwanted, broken mayors and MPs to “SOUTH AFRICAN ID REQUIRED” or damaged gold or silver to not only be politically 1. Interest rates on all cash educated and ideologically developed, loans is negotiable. but to be academical2. Extension of payment ly educated as well. Zikalala called on offered on all cash loans. 2. Your items will be tested & the government to weighed in front of you. 3. We will beat any price criminalise racism 3. We will pay Cash on the and on the party to pawning or selling spot! confront various forms of discriminaPRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE MARKET AVAILABLITY tion including sexWE ARE NOW BUYING SILVER/925, ism, homophobia

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HE ANC Youth League in the Greater KwaDukuza region took to the streets on the first day of school this year in a peaceful march demanding that iLembe District Director for the Department of Education, Thembi Vilakazi, be removed from her position with immediate effect due to the decline in the matric pass rate since 2014. “The ANCYL has noted the [decline] in the matric results from 72.4% in 2014, again we suf-

fered a huge blow in 2015 by decreasing to 59.2% and in the same trend from bad to worse we dwindled to 52.42%. “The matric results statistics attests and vindicate the ANCYL that the district director is incompetent,” reads the league’s memorandum that was handed to a Department of Education representative. The memo also stated that schools that did not perform well be assessed immediately and incompetent school principals be removed. All schools must be provided with quality food and the termination of contracts for suppliers who send rotten meals to schools. Also that textbooks must be delivered to all schools by the end of January. “We would like to caution relevant stakeholders in this regard that should it occur that our demands are not met we are going to wage

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a relentless fight until all of these are acceded to,” reads the memorandum. KZN ANC Youth League Deputy Chairperson Kwazi Shengu said as the youth they believe that building a prosperous nation would continue to be a challenge if leadership positions within the Department of Education are held by those who gamble with the future of young people. “We believe that Thembi Vilakazi is one of those people who gamble with our future. No one else will fight for us because the future belongs to us,” he said.

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He said KZN MEC for Education Mthandeni Dlungwana committed to removing individuals in leadership positions in the department who do not perform well. “So we are saying he [Mthandeni Dlungwana] should not look too far, but should start here [in the iLembe District] because we have identified one such leader who does not perform well. “The removal of Thembi Vilakazi as a district director would be a victory for young people,” he said. He said young people must demand that there shouldn’t be any individual in a leadership position who is content to receive a salary every month and be satisfied with the fact that their children attend private schools while the situation in the public schools they manage is far from satisfactory. “That is why as the province of KwaZuluNatal we are saying the removal of Thembi Vilakazi must be done with immediate effect. “This struggle will not end here today, as a province we will continue to engage with the leadership of the department of education and we will talk with comrade Mthandeni Dlungwana as a former leader of the ANC Youth League because he is one with us in this struggle to improve our education so we believe he will listen to us,” Mshengu said. KZN Cosas secretary Mandisa Dlamini said Cosas was part of the march to express their view that they are unhappy with the decline of the matric pass rate. “We are saying to Vilakazi she must leave her position and allow another individual, who has the ability to improve this district’s pass rate, to take over,” she said. She said Vilakazi’s successor would have to ensure that all schools have quality education, that teachers are suitably qualified and ensure that all pupils have textbooks. Dlamini said Cosas has communicated with pupils from the three schools in the iLembe District that obtained a zero percent pass rate and that those pupils complained that their teachers are not qualified for the subjects which they teach. Responding to a question about whether Cosas was not concerned about pupils being taken out of class for the march on the first day of school, she said: “It does not worry us because once she [Vilakazi] has been removed and we see an improvement in our education we will be pleased because it is of no use for us as school pupils to remain silent about this when we are the ones who are affected.”


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“The suspect in this matter is still at large and the police are tracking him. An arrest is imminent,” she said. KZN SAPS spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Thulani Zwane said the suspect is wanted in connection with a case of business robbery after a victim was held up earlier this month by two suspects who took cash and cell phones. He said the suspects had entered the victim’s shop pretending to be customers. “A case of murder and attempted murder was opened at Nyoni police station after two people were shot. “A woman died at the scene and the second victim sustained gunshot wounds. No arrests have been made,” Zwane said.

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POLICE officer with the Nyoni SAPS was allegedly shot three times last week at Amanda Farm by a wanted suspect. The officer was rushed to a hospital and the suspect managed to escape. The SAPS have since actioned a manhunt. KZN SAPS spokesperson, Colonel Thembeka Mbhele said the suspect is wanted for murder, attempted murder and business robbery.

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LOTARE members are reminded that the first council meeting of the year will be held on Wednesday, 25 January at the Stanger Manor Community Hall at 9.30am. ‘The meeting will be preceded by a talk by Dr Sachin Bab, an orthopaedic specialist. Members are urged to be punctual. This will be followed by high tea. An appeal is made to retired teachers to join the retirees' association which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in August. Former members are urged to rejoin. Teachers are reminded that Lotare is a non-racial, non-sexist

ute to parent’s inability to provide their chil­ dren with their most basic need ­ education. Child support grants cater for children up to the age of 18. According to the new Children’s Act, chil­ dren can attend school up to the age of 21 years. Many widows and single parents with children over the age of 18 years have no source of income and are unable to meet their children’s educational needs. In an effort to help ease the burden on

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Mandeni Mayor con­ gratulates Perm Mthethwa and her parent for Perm’s oustanding matric re­ sults.

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ANDENI Mayor Sphesihle Basil Zulu visited the area’s matric top achievers of the class of 2016 on Saturday, 14 January to congratulate them. The top two achievers are Joshua Pillay who completed his Grade 12 at the Mandeni Academy and Perm Mthethwa who matriculated from uThukela High School. Perm obtained seven distinctions. “I would like to congratulate both pupils for hoisting the iLembe flag and putting Mandeni on the map,” the mayor said. Zulu said hard work pays off and that every pupil can achieve what these two achieved if they focus more on their studies. “Some of the pupils are focusing on socially unwanted practices and in some instances, you might find that the pupils is busy with boys or girls at school instead of working hard to achieve better results. Some are busy

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taking drugs and this is something that hinders the pupil’s progress at school,” he said. Zulu offered a word of advice to the two top achievers and cautioned them about the traps they could fall into once living in a tertiary institution without the guidance offered by their parents. Joshua’s father Mark Pillay said he is hopeful that his son will continue to do well at tertiary level.

Perm’s mother Olga Yeyeni said she is proud of her daughter. “I am thankful for my daughter’s progress, we had sleepless nights because of group studies that Perm used to have with other pupils here at home and her progress did not come out of nothing, but it is because of the hard work she did,” she said. Perm will study agricultural science in UKZN in Pietermaritzburg and Joshua will study physics at Wits University.

Stanger Hospital public notice STANGER Hospital is committed in building relations with local communities. The hospital is looking for interested community members who will form part of the hospital board. This is a voluntary service and not a job opportunity. The interested resi-

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backgrounds are recommended. Closing date: 27 January 2017. For more information you can contact Stanger Hospital public relations office on 032 437 6000 EXT 6240 or email pumla.mba@kznhealth.gov.za - Stanger Hospital Public Relations Office

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resented Stanger Manor Secondary School in the Natal championships where she was placed fourth in Natal. After matriculating in 1986 from Stanger Manor Secondary she began her career as a sales assistant. In 1993 she met Pranil Singh from Newcastle who became her life partner. The following year they married and Newcastle became her new home. Premie spent many years at home raising her daughter Leesha into a fine young teenager. Her passion and desire of studying Riekie - crystal healing - and running her own business then materialised.

In 2009 she established her business, Newcastle Spice and Gift Centre. She managed her business until 2012, however, when she was diagnosed with cancer she gave up her business and during this period spent most of her time undergoing treatment in Durban. She was a very positive lady, a fighter and she challenged her illness and fought the battle until she was called to rest on the 11 January 2016. Her death has left a void in the community of Newcastle, Durban and Stanger. She touched the hearts of many

people, always had a smile on her face and a caring nature. Thanks to the wonderful family he married into, Leesha and Pranil have had unwavering support in their time of bereavement. Premie leaves behind her husband Pranil, daughter Leesha, siblings Daynand, Shirley and Rabin and a host of family and friends. In honour of his wife, Pranil would

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BAKHOLWANGA abazali bezingane ezimbili zaseMandeni okungu-Joshua Pillay obefunda eMandeni Academy, kanye no -Perm Mthethwa obefunda oThukela High School, mhla ziyishuminane kuMasingana (14 January) ngesikhathi kutheleka uMeya woMkhandlu waseMandeni uMnu. Sphesihle Zulu emizini yabo ngenhloso yokuzobonga nokuzohalalisela labafundi ngokwenza kahle ezifundweni zabo zebanga leshumi. Ephawula ongubaba ka-Joshua Pillay ozidlele amahlanga ngesikhathi ephumelela ngamalengiso ezifundweni eziyisishiyagalombili kumatikuletsheni, uMnuz Mark Pillay uthe ukusebenza kanzima nokuzikhandla kuyasiza wathi ubehlala njalo egqugquzela indodana yakhe ukuba izimisele emsebenzini wesikole. Uqhube wathi indodana yakhe ifunda eNyuvesi yase Wits lapho iyokwenza khona izifundo zeSayensi. Ephawula uJoshua uthe ubonga abazali bakhe ngokuhlala njalo bemgqugquzela ukuba azimisele emsebenzini wakhe, wathi ngeke akushiye ngaphandle ukubonga umdali. Ngakolunye, uNkk Olga Yeyeni uMama kaPerm Mthethwa ophumelele ngamalengiso ezifundweni eziyisikhombisa uzwakalise ukujabula ngem-

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UMeya woMkhandlu waseMandeni uMnu. Sphesihle Zulu uhalalisela umfundi uPerm Mthethwa ngokwenza kahle ezifundweni zakhe zebanga leshumi.

UMeya woMkhandlu waseMandeni uMnu. Sphesihle Zulu uhalalisela umfundi uJoshua Pillay ngokwenza kahle ezifundweni zakhe zebanga leshumi.

pumelelo yendodakazi yakhe wathi lomvuzo awuvelanga waziqhamukela kodwa kungenxa yokuzikhandla kwendodakazi yakhe. Uthe:“Kwesinye isikhathi indodakazi yami ibingalali ifunda nabangani bayo,” usho kanje. Ebuzwa uPerm ukuthi ngabe kukhona yini lapho ebefake khona isicelo sokuyofunda khona uthe: “Ngizolibhekisa esikhungweni semfundo ephakeme esiseMgungundlovu e-UKZN, lapho ngiyokwenza khona

hubeke nokwenza kahle nasemfundweni ephakeme. Uthe: “Nginidonsa ngendlebe ukuba ningalibali yizinto ezingeke zinisize ngalutho ekuhambeni kodwa nizinike isikhathi esanele sokufund. Kumuntu ofana no-Perm kumele azi ukuthi njengoba ethi uyofunda eMgungundlovu nje kumele azi ukuthi iMandeni ihluke kakhulu kunoMgungundlovu futhi ziningi izinto azozifica phambili ezingaphazamisa umfundi, okwakhe nje ukuthi kumele azibambe

USenzo Mchunu ufike kungalindele muntu emcimbini kaKhongolose ­ kwaDukuza

izifundo zezolimo, kanti ngiyafisa ukubonga abazali bami ngokungeseka ngiphinde ngibonge nomdali ngokungihola kuze kufike kulomzuzu,” kusho yena. Enkulumweni yakhe uMeya ubonge labafundi ngokubeka iMandeni kwibalazwe, wathi ukusebenza kanzima kunomvuzo umuhle. Uqhube wathi nabanye abafundi basangaphumelela njengalezingane wathi umuntu uzikhethela yena ukuthi ufunani, waseyala labafundi ukuba baq-

ziqine, ngokunjalo naku Joshua kumela azi ukuthi ufunani khona nabazali bakhe bezoqhubeka nokuziqhenya ngaye. Ngikusho lokhu ngoba abanye abafundi baphuma emakhaya beyonakana namantombazane bekhohlwe abakusukele emakubo abanye bedle izidakamizwa, sengiphetha ngiyanxusa ukuba nibahloniphe nabanye abafundi eniyobafica phambili ngoba kungenzeke babengabaqashi benu bakusasa,” usho kanje uMeya.

UZuma umangaze uZweli Mkhize emcimbini we­ANC UMENGAMELI Jacob Zuma umangaze lowo okubikwa ukuthi ugaqele isikhundla sokuba yiSekela likaMengameli we-ANC, uZweli Mkhize, ngesikhathi etheleka kungalindelekile emcimbini lapho uMkhize ebezothola khona ithuba lokuthi azethule njengoba kubhekwe engqungqutheleni yokukhetha ubuholi be-ANC, kubika iCity Press. UMkhize – nokumanje onguMgcinimafa Jikelele we-ANC – bekunguyena isikhulu ebesijutshwe ukuba siyothula inkulumo kulo mgubho wesifundaz-

we iKwaZulu Natali wokubungaza ukusungulwa kwe-ANC, kodwa inkulumo kaSihlalo wesifundazwe, uSihle Zikalala, iye yaphazanyiswa ukufika obekungalindelekile kukaZuma. UMkhize, nokubikwa ukuthi ugaqele isikhundla sokuba yisekela likaMengameli engqungqutheleni yokukhetha ubuholi be-ANC ngoDisemba, ubebonakala ukuthi umangele kanti futhi uthwale kanzima ezama ukuzihlela ngesikhathi ethula inkulumo. Lo mcimbi ububonakala njengethuba elihle kuMkhize ukuthi ukulunge-

le kangakanani ukuba uMengameli. Ngaphambilini, uZuma noMkhize babesondelene, kodwa manje kubikwa ukuthi sebesezinhlangothini ezehlukene njengoba uya ngokushuba umbango wabazokhethelwa ezikhundleni ezingu-6 eziphezulu ku-ANC. IKwaZulu Natali ingesinye sezifundazwe ezibalulekile njengoba inesibalo esiphezulu sezithunywa kwingqungquthela kanti ngaphezu kwalokho iyikhaya kuMkhize kanye noZuma. - City Press

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Umcimbi kaKhongolose wokubungaza iminyaka engu­105 yasungulwa le nhlangano ubuhanjelwe abaholi be­ANC kanye nabaholi bamadlelandawon­ ye ne­ANC. INHLANGANO ye-ANC kwaZuluNatal ivakashele kwaDukuza lapho bekubungazwa iminyaka engu-105 yasungulwa le nhlangano. Kulo mcimbi Abaholi be-ANC kulesi sifundazwe kanye nabaholi bamadlelandawonye ne-ANC bebeshiyelana inkundla begcizelela eyobumbano nokubuyisana. US'dumo Dlamini onguNobhala we-Cosatu uthe balapha ukuzoqinisekisa ukuthi bayayeseka yonke imizamo kaKhongolose yokuqinisa ubumbano kubo bonke abantu bakuleli. "U-2017 unyaka wezinguquko eziningi kanti siyiCosatu sizinikele ekuthuthukiseni abasebenzi bakuleli sibambene noKhongolose. UThemba Mthembu onguNobha-

la we-SACP kulesi sifundazwe uthe kubalulekile ukwesekana ukuze uqine lo mbimbi wabo noKhongolose. "Singamabomvu sithi halala Khongolose ngokuhlanganisa yonke leminyaka sisayiqhuba. UKhongolose wasungulelwe ukwakha ubumbano kubo bonke abantu bakuleli ukuze kusimamiswe leli lizwe. Lo mcimbi ubuhanjelwe nawuSenzo Mchunu owayenguNdunankulu wesifundazwe sase-KZN. UMchunu ubeqala ukubonakala emcimbini kaKhongolose kusukela ekukhishweni kwakhe esikhundleni kungazelele muntu. Yize ebekhona, uMchunu ubonakale ehleli nezinye izihambeli ezingamalungu e-ANC. - News24

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UMengameli uMnu. Jacob Zuma utheleke kungalindelekile emcimbini wokubungaza ukusungulwa kwe­ANC obubanjwe KwaDukuza ngeSonto, ngomhla ka­15 kuMasingana (January).



ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ILEMBE – UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA

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ILembe District Municipality is currently in the process of rolling out disconnections (removal of meters) for all consumers who are in arrears with the municipality, for those on a period of 30 days and beyond non-payments. Should your opening balance include water consumption which has not yet been paid, your water supply is subject to being restricted/disconnected without further notice. This is in line with our Credit Control & Debt collection Policy. If you have any queries regarding your water or sanitation account please contact: QUERIES: General water and sanitation accounts queries 032 437 9375 Bongiwe Ngubane 032 437 9311 Nhlakanipho Mthembu 032 473 9332 To make arrangements on your account, please contact the credit control and debt collection department: DEBT COLLECTION: Thandazile Nzama Dumisile Nnamuhave Ayanda Mkhize Sibongiseni Zikhali Muziwandile Gumede

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Consumers in arrears are urged to contact the Municipality or visit our offices as credit and debt collection processes (discontinuation of water supply) will be enforced and implemented vigorously. NB: Where you cannot afford the 30% upfront payment towards your debt, the Municipality will accept a lower upfront payment on condition that you will sign an affidavit stating reasons for not being able to afford the mentioned 30%. Water Supply will thereafter be connected once approved by the Municipality. Residents and ratepayers that have already entered into a payment arrangement with the municipality are urged to honour it to avoid being disconnected. NP GAMEDE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHI OKWELETA AMANZI

Umasipala wesiFunda seLembe usezinhlelweni zokukhipha amamitha amanzi kubona bonke abathengi bamanzi abakweletayo, kusukela ezinsukwini ezingamashumi amathathu (30) kuyaphezulu. Uma ibhalansi ovule ngayo ebala ukusebenzisa amanzi ingakhokhelwe amanzi azovalwa ngaphandle kwesaziso, lokhu kuhambisana nomthetho olawula ukuqoqa izikweletu Kanye nokukhokhwa kwazo. Uma udinga ulwazi mayelana ne akhawunti yamanzi nokuthuthwa kwendle ungashayela laba abalandelayo: Amanzi nokuthuthwa kwendle Bongiwe Ngubane Nhlakanipho Mthembu

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Ukwenza izinhlelo zokukhokha ungashayela ihhovisi likamasipala wesiFunda seLembe okukhokhwa kuzo izikweletu kulaba abalendelayo: Thandazile Nzama 032 437 9372 Ukuqoqwa kwezikweletu: Dumisile Nnamuhave 032 437 9376 Thulisiwe Biyela 032 437 9374 Ayanda Mkhize 032 437 9378 Sonto Sibiya 032 437 9386 Sibongiseni Zikhali 032 437 9380 Khululiwe Mpanza 032 437 9377 Muziwandile Gumede 032 437 9346 Bonke abakweletayo bayanxuswa ukuba baxhumane nehhovisi eliqoqa izikweletu ukuze bagweme ukuvalelwa amanzi. Uma ungeke ukwazi ukukhokha imali elinganiselwe ku-30% waleyo oyikweletayo, uMasipala ungayithatha imali engaphansi kwalowo 30% uma uzosayinda isibophezelo okanye isiqinisekiso (emaphoyiseni) esichaza isizathu/ izizathu zokuthi ungakwazi ukukhokha u-30% obaluliwe. Amanzi ayovulwa mhla uMasipala usukugunyazile lokho. Abahlali asebevele besenzile isivumelwano sokukhokha noMasipala, bayanxuswa ukuthi basihloniphe ukuze bengavalelwa amanzi. NP GAMEDE MPHATHI KAMASIPALA


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OLVO Cars has reported a third con­ secutive year of record sales for 2016, increasing 6.2 per cent compared to 2015 to 534 332 cars – underlining the breadth and depth of the company’s ongo­ ing global transformation. The record­breaking year of 2016 was driven by solid growth in all major sales re­ gions, including double­digit increases in its two largest markets (China and the United States) and a strong performance in West­ ern Europe. Looking ahead, Volvo is confi­ dent that 2017 will be another record year for sales. Sales of the new top­of­the­line 90 se­ ries cars were the main growth drivers glo­ bally, led by the Volvo XC90 large premium SUV for which sales rose 125 per cent versus 2015, highlighting the success of the com­ pany’s new design and engineering direc­ tion and boding well for the future as more new models are revealed in the coming years. Meanwhile, the evergreen XC60 mid­ size premium SUV established another new annual sales record of 161 092 cars in its ninth year on the market, having increased sales every year since it was introduced in 2008. Volvo’s largest market in 2016 was Chi­ na, with total sales of 90 930 cars, an in­

crease of 11.5 per cent. The best­selling models in the world’s largest car market were the locally­produced Volvo XC60 and S60L premium sedan. In the United States, Volvo gained mar­ ket share in 2016 with growth of 18.1 per cent, making it one of the fastest­growing premium brands in a broadly flat market. Total sales for the year amounted to 82 726 cars, with the Volvo XC90 and XC60 leading sales performances. Sales in Western Europe increased 4.1 per cent, boosted by strong performances in key markets such as Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy. Total sales in the region amounted to 206 144 cars. The new sales record in 2016 tops off an­ other year in which Volvo Cars continued its global transformation and the reposition­ ing of the brand to compete with its global premium rivals. During the course of the year, the com­ pany strengthened its leadership in areas such as autonomous drive (AD), electrifica­ tion and safety, forged new business allian­ ces, continued the renewal of its entire product range and expanded its global manufacturing footprint. In 2016 Volvo continued construction work on a new USD500m manufacturing plant in South Carolina, its first in the United

States. The plant will build new cars based on its modular Scalable Product Architec­ ture (SPA) and will initially employ up to 2 000 people. The new plant in South Caro­ lina underlines Volvo’s long­term and strong commitment to the United States. Volvo Cars also unveiled a new manu­ facturing strategy for China in which pro­ duction capacity will be increased and Chi­ na will be developed into a global manufac­ turing export hub. Its top­of­the­range S90 models will be built in Daqing in northern China, while existing and future 60­series cars will be built in Chengdu. Cars in its planned new 40­series, based on its Com­ pact Modular Architecture (CMA), will be built at a plant under construction in Luqi­ ao, 350 km south of Shanghai. With the introduction of the V90 Cross Country premium estate in September 2016, Volvo completed the launch of a com­ pletely new 90 series line­up. These new cars have highlighted the transformational effect of the SPA platform in terms of de­ sign, technology and brand, a feat under­ lined by the over 120 awards won by the XC90 SUV. In the coming years, Volvo Cars will con­ tinue to replace its entire model range. Dur­ ing the course of 2017, it will launch a com­ pletely new version of the successful XC60 mid­size SUV based on the SPA architec­

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