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

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

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

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime

continues to destroy some of our communities. However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed. We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud! We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever. We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

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bone and whether it will grow back or would he remain like that for the rest of his life. “Secondly, he also did not understand why it was said it is not a fracture, yet the bone fell off,” said Mba. She said an orthopaedic specialist explained to the father that since the child is still young there is a good chance the bone would grow back on

its own. “The father was also advised to honour appointments since the doctors have to check the finger regularly to prevent infection. “The child was supposed to come back to hospital on 30 June, but they failed to honour this appointment. “It was clearly explained to the father that the child had no fracture.”

HE parents of a one-year-old boy child expressed their frustration with the Stanger Regional Hospital to the Weekly as they believed their child had not been appropriately treated there. The father, Thembinkosi Magwaza from Thembeni, KwaDukuza said his son Khethani was admitted in Stanger Regional Hospital on 11 June due to an injury on his finger. ALL AGES Magwaza and mother Thembisile MATRIC/NQF4 Mcineka believe that hospital staff, who atFLUENT tended to their child, mishandled the ENGLISH matter by failing to recognise that KhethLEADERSHIP ani had broken his finger. QUALITIES They claim that the doctor who treatR4000 ed the child said X-rays indicated that BASIC his finger had not been broken. UNCAPPED According to the IF YOU MEET OUR REQUIREMENTS OUR TALENTED COMMISSION parents, Khethani SCOUTS WILL GIVE YOU A SHOUT TO BOOK AN began complaining of INTERVIEW! a pain around the inWHY WE LOOKING FOR FUTURE LEADERS IN THE BUSINESS jured area after being WORLD TO TAKE YOUR CAREER TO THE NEXT LEVEL! WAIT? discharged on 22 June. EMAIL YOUR CV TO: Magwaza said APPLY AKHAN@THEUNLIMITED.CO.ZA eventually a piece of TODAY! FAX: 086 683 5937/TEL: (032) 551 6180 bone broke off completely and came out the child’s finger through an infected wound near the knuckle. On 19 August the parents took Khethani to hospital once Shop 1, 1 Hullets Street, Opposite OK Mall, Stanger again. TEL: 032 551 1428 • CELL: 083 312 3561 Magwaza said on Tuesday, 22 August the child was discharged after a doctor informed the father that X-rays reBUYING PRICE CASH LOANS vealed that an AGAINST operation would not FOR up to GOLD be necessary, but the JEWELLERY GOLD parents were unhapup to py with this decision. What condition does the up to The hospital’s jewellery need to be in? public relations officer Pumla Mba said We buy old, broken and unwanted jewellery following an inquiry any carat, any condition - scrap gold, one by the Weekly about earing, a broken necklace even gold teeth, denial crowns, Indian Gold, Asian Gold and coins. this matter, the hospital contacted the parents of the child to get WE’LL BEAT ANY PRICE IN STANGER more information as 1. Bring your unwanted, broken no formal complaint “SOUTH AFRICAN ID REQUIRED” or damaged gold or silver to had been lodged with 1. Interest rates on all cash the hospital by the parents. loans is negotiable. “The orthopaedic 2. Extension of payment team met with the father on 29 August offered on all cash loans. 2. Your items will be tested & to give him an opporweighed in front of you. 3. We will beat any price tunity to explain what 3. We will pay Cash on the had happened and to pawning or selling spot! find a way forward to resolving this issue. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE MARKET AVAILABLITY “His main conWE ARE NOW BUYING SILVER/925, cerns were the child’s HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE broken and detached

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Mba said she could not disclose the details of the injury to the Weekly due to hospital policy. However, the parents are now aware of what caused the bone to break. Mba added that during the meeting Magwaza indicated that he was not aware of the appointment date that was for 30 June because he was not present at that time.

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“He said he now understands what happened and if they had taken the child back to hospital they would have picked up the infection. He also understands why the bone came away as he initially thought it was because the finger had a fracture and the staff failed to see that. He said he now sees this as a misunderstanding on their part,” Mba said. Magwaza was advised to bring the child back to hospital if they had any concerns. “We always encourage our patients to come back to hospital at any time when they are having problems or they don’t get better,” Mba said. Magwaza said the child has an appointment at the hospital scheduled for 1 September.

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tion, which included groceries and clothing Hospice manager Chin Suriah said: “The church blessed Hospice with goodies to eat, groceries and clothing. We say a big thank you from the hospice board.”

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Manager Chin Suriah (orange shirt, left) and Hospice board members and church members during the visit last week.

Jehovah Witnesses focus on loyalty for 2016 conventions ON Friday, 20 May Jehovah’s Witnesses started hosting their 2016 “Remain Loyal to Jehovah!” regional conventions in the United States and around the world. In KwaZuluNatal over 35 000 dele gates of Jehovah’s Witnesses, including their families and neighbours of all races, are expected to attend the threeday convention at the Moses Mabhida Stadium from 9 to 11 September. The programme will be delivered in English, Zulu and sign language simulta neously. The threeday programme will feature 49 presentations, each exploring the theme “loyalty”. Additionally, the Witnesses have pre pared 35 video segments specifically for the programme, plus two short films that will be shown on Saturday and Sun day. Each day, the morning and afternoon sessions will be introduced by music vid eos recorded for the convention. As they have in years past, the Witness es will distribute a special invitation start ing on 18 August to the public welcoming them to attend the programme. The event is free and no collections are taken. Trevor Lee, programme overseer for Durban convention says: “We believe that loyalty is an essential part of any healthy

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AVING launched his career six years ago, the enigmatic and charismatic Karou Charou is one of the most commercially successful and recognisable brands on the SA comedy circuit. The power of his brand was recognised by the international franchise of McDonalds who handpicked him to be the face of their spicy burger marketing campaign, which saw his image splashed on TV screens and billboards across the country. Karou has over 20 000 followers on social media locally and internationally. He also featured in Botswana and Zimbabwe. His YouTube videos have over 100 000 views and he has just released his very own rap music track and video. His latest show Festival of Karou will see the ‘turbaned one’ attempt something never been done before by any comedian in South Africa. He will perform three different full length shows on three consecutive days at the same venue with completely different scripts, props, costumes, music, lighting, etc, which is physically, mentally and technically challenging. The festival takes place at Sibaya’s Izulu Theatre from 9 to 11 September. Kama Sutra 1 will feature on Friday 9 September and the sequel Kama Sutra 2 will feature on Saturday 10 September. Both shows are for adults only. The family show Hot & Spicy will feature on Sunday 11 September at 3pm. This show will also be recorded for Karou’s second official DVD release. Tickets are R100 per person and are available at Computicket, Shoprite and Checkers. Limited early-bird tickets are available at R80. Children under 10 and senior citizens pay R80 for the Sunday family show. For more details, call 083 660 1424 or email info@boxofficesa.com - Supplied.

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At the end of the 12 weeks, smokers, who were supplemented with honey were found to have greatly improved antioxidant status. This strongly suggests that, due to its antioxidant and strong free radical “scavenging” properties, honey can reduce oxidative stress. Syaheedah says: “Our findings suggest that honey can be used as a supplement among those who are exposed to radicals in cigarette smoke, either as active or passive smokers, and so protect or reduce the risk of having cardiovascular diseases.” Health24 asked Dr Mahaneem Mohamed if other types of honey could have a similar effect, and he responded that smokers can supplement with other types of honey, as long as the honey is pure. He says wild honey from many countries have been shown to have similar antioxidant properties. Organic or wild honey, that is un heat-treated, is readily available from retailers and health shops around the country. Tualang honey is available from the Tualang honey store. - Health24.

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Vukile High crowned debate champions MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

UKILE High School was crowned champions of the Road Safety Debate competition last Saturday at Addington Primary School. The competition was organised by the Department of Transport and was intended to educate young people about road safety. The school’s debating team went through three rounds squaring off with Mnyameni High School in the first, Mthwalume High School in the second and Our Lady of the Rosary High School in the third and final round. Vukile High will represent the Durban region at a provincial competition on 3 September. The team was led by English teacher, Siyathokoza Mchunu, who was awarded for his exemplary work as a teacher of the subject during a circuit awards ceremony earlier this

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The Vukile High debating team (from left) Asanda Mkhize, Nkosithandile Ndimande, Sinethemba Mncube, Siyathokoza Mchunu (teacher), Zamambo Mkhize and Zanele Makhathini. year. He said the debate helped pupils have a better understanding of the importance of road safety. “I am happy about this achieve-

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The Grade 4 Interschool Speech Contest was held at KwaDukuza Primary School recently. Participants with the organising committee (back, from left) Mrs R. Dehaloo, Miss D. Naidoo, Miss T. Munien and Miss Sankar.

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Outbuilding to let in Newtown. One bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, toilet. Rental R2000.00 (inclusive of Electricity and water). Call: 084 246 1155. Palm Road 2 B/room, lounge, kitchen, toilet and bathroom. Contact: 072 271 2108 Primrose Street 1 bedroom, lounge, Kitchen, toilet and bathroom. Contact: 072 271 2108. Room to let-1 Bedroom, Kitchen, Dining room, Toilet and Bathroom. To rent at 109 Glenhills Drive, Glenhills. Contact: Mrs. Naidoo on 078 738 6135. Two bedroom house to let in Doktorskop, R2900.00 excluding lights and water. Phone: 084 704 4828.

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Aum Namo Shivaya

In loving memory of Mrs Sewrajee Singh

A meaningful life that suddenly ends An angel is what she was meant to be Now think of all that she can see Watching over her family night and day Saying I love you in her own special way In the night we sleep and in the day we cry While she watches us all from her star in the sky The Singh family thanks all family, friends, well-wishers, Doctors and Victoria Hospital for the support during our time of bereavement. You and your family are invited to the 12th Day Memorial Service held on the 5th September at Baboo Singh’s residence (51 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor). Sadly missed by your son’s (Dan and Baboo), daughters (Shireen, Sherita, Prema and Arthee), daughters in law, sons in law, grandchildren, great grandchildren and a host of family and friends.

MA, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE GREATLY MISSED!!! ROOMS TO LET 3315

Rooms to rent R102 Road, Melville. Fully fenced with water & lights. Contact: 073 236 2845. EMPLOYMENT

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ILEMBE –UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA NOTICE

GENERAL 3680

Assistant required Must be: -Presentable -Honest -Numerate -Have some experience in Pharmacy Please drop off CV at Pharmacy Express, Opp. Stanger Supermarket.

CONTINUATION OF THE FIRST COUNCIL MEETING DATE: THURSDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2016 TIME: 10h00 VENUE: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SUITE ILEMBE HOUSE, KWADUKUZA Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 29 (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 that continuation of the first Council Meeting of the newly elected Council of Ilembe District Municipality for the term 2016 – 2021 will be held at 10h00 on Thursday, 1 September 2016 at the Executive Committee Suite, Ilembe House, KwaDukuza, to consider the items as set out in the attached agenda.

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MRS P.N. GAMEDE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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31 August 2016

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In Loving Memory

Dan Maharaj

what’s on

When God looked down upon earth, he saw someone similar to him. Someone who had the strength and the courage to take on the burdens of the world. Someone who could change people’s hearts, bring families together and provide for those in need. He saw you and on that fateful morning, he took you home to rest. Whilst the heavens rejoice having a great soul, we on earth miss you and will always cherish your memories. For years are memories that adds light into our lives and inspires us to live each day through our hearts. You were someone who took time to think of other people’s needs, your warmth touched so many hearts with gentle words and thoughtful deeds. Your simplicity and sincerity added something very special to every person, and all those who loved you. You always shared, gave help and cared. You were someone dearly loved and very special. Sadly missed by Pretha, Nikisha and a host of family and friends.

To place a notice in the “What's on” sec tion, email stangerweeklyn ews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

STANGER SUPERMARKET VACANCY AVAILABLE FOR MERCHANDISERS CALL IN PERSONALLY WITH CV AT 42 LINDLEY STREET

>> The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor, invites you to at tend the Ganesha Chaturti prayer to be held on Monday, 5 September 2016 which will commence at 6pm. For details contact Rumba Govender on 032 551 2695 or Mano Ramrup on 032 551 1954 >> Divine Life Society of South Africa in vites you and your family to Sri Swami Sivananda’s 129th birth anniversary at Sivananda Stadium which will be held on Sunday, 4 September at SICC, La Mer cy. Final Sri Hanuman Chalisa Recital at 6am; Havan at 7am; Ganga Arati at 8.30am; Stadium Satsang at 10am and the cultural programme will be held from 1.30pm to 3.30pm. For more infor mation contact 031 262 2314. >> The Stanger Hope Christian Centre invites you for counselling and prayer, es pecially victims of substance abuse, HIV/ AIDS, fail ed mar raiges and you need healing and deliv

erance. Contact Pastor Raj and Sue Nai doo on 032 552 7453 or 078 712 8578. >> Sri Sanathan Mundal hereby gives notice to all registered members that the mundals Annual General meeting shall take place on the 17 of September 2016, commencing at 2pm at The mun dals community hall. The board of management invites all members to attend. Membership fees must be paid prior to commencement of the AGM. Contact the president Mr Rabi Hanuman on 0834653303. 2. >> The Sri sanathan mundal will be ob serving Ganesh Chaturthi on 5 Septem ber from 6pm to 8pm. >> The Dolphin Coast Hospice Associa tion cares for the terminally ill. To help make a difference contact Dr Umesh Na idoo (medical doctor) on 083 777 6468, Krish Venketsamy (chairperson) 083 234 5732 or Thilo Naidoo (fund raising) on 083 6865155. >> Sri Sanathan Mundal will be holding its Annual General meeting on 17 Sep tember 2016, commencing at 2pm at the mundals community hall, Grey Ridge Drive, Stanger. Kindly contact the presi dent Mr Rabi Hanuman on 083 465 3303 for any queries.

VACANCY

MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

Counter Sales Clerk required at Conti Chem Stanger. Applicant must speak English and Zulu and the minimum qualification is matric.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

The following vacancies exist for suitably qualified and experienced persons to join the staff of the Mandeni Municipality.

PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO THE MAYOR

Please Email CV’s to: info@contichemsa.co.za

Basic Salary: R154 256.28 - R200 238.72 p.a. (Task Grade 9)

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(5 YEARS CONTRACT) • MUNICIPAL MANAGER’S DEPARTMENT • PN 68/2016 Minimum requirements: • Grade 12 Certificate • 3 year National Diploma in Office Management or equivalent qualification and proven ability • Must be computer literate • Communication skills are imperative • Good interpersonal skills, fluent in speaking and writing both English and isiZulu • Willing to work under pressure and overtime as and when required.

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Duties: • Supervise the functioning and the management of documents in the office of the Mayor • Communicate with various internal department on the program of the relevant Department or Office • Schedule and update appointments and book venues on behalf of the Mayor • Confirm travel and accommodation details, attend to specific business arrangements and provide information on the itinerary and specific requirements prior to departure or brief the Mayor in respect of local travel and detail scheduled arrangements • Use word processing and other ‘Office applications’ to prepare, format and type documentation or correspondence or graphic material and attend to the distribution upon approval and confirmation • Attend to the filing of confidential or general documentation and correspondences, remove and insert copies in specific files • Control and update coding or indexing sequences to facilitate accessibility to information • Attend to telephonic calls or visitors to the Office of Mayor, communicate and establish the nature of the visit or enquiry • Check on the availability of the Mayor to attend to specific issues, detailing the urgency in specific instances to facilitate immediate attention.

VACANCY

VIP PROTECTION OFFICER (3 POSTS) (5 YEARS CONTRACT) • COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT • PN 69/2016 • Basic Salary: R21 983.00 p.m. (total package) Requirements: • Grade 12 Certificate or equivalent plus a Security Diploma/Certificate • A valid Code EB driver’s licence is essential • Advanced Driving Courses with accredited institutes • Must have a valid Fire Arm Licence • Must NOT have a criminal record • 3 to 5 years’ relevant experience. Skills and competencies: • Communication (verbal) skills, Conflict handling skills, Decision making skills, People orientation, Problem solving skills, English reading and speaking, isiZulu reading and speaking • Have initiative and be able to work as part of a team • Have good observation skills • Must maintain client confidentiality • Remain calm under pressure • Have good interpersonal skills • Have good planning skills • Effectively operate a firearm, and must be available to be called to duty immediately during emergencies. Duties: • Serve the protective detail for the Mayor, function as a close protection guard in walking moves, and motorcade operations • Ensure the Mayor’s safety at all times by securing the Mayor and the surrounding area • Coordinate on a daily basis with the Mayor Personal Assistant concerning appointments, events to take place, time and place • Coordinate the security elements and obtain assistance in securing meeting locations, routes, and other areas • Travel as necessary, to areas outside usual roads as directed • Ensure that a record is kept of the entire Mayor’s assigned appointments that the Mayor is required to attend • Make appointments with the Mayor to pick him up for functions/ appointments/meetings to be attended timeously • Ensure that the estimated time of departure from such meetings is known and that the car would be available to transport the Mayor back home, or to his office • Ensure that the Official transport are properly cleaned before use • Function as a driver and assist in setting up motorcade operations. Enquiries must be directed to: Ms B.L. Zondo of HR and ER, tel. (032) 456 8200. Please forward your application form and full CV with certified photocopies of certificates, quoting the relevant reference number to: Human Resources, PO 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: Wednesday, 07 September 2016 at 12h00. Application forms are available on the Mandeni Municipal Website: www.mandeni.gov.za or at any Municipal building. It should be noted that Mandeni Local Municipality reserves the right not to fill the vacancy. Please note that should you not hear from us within 30 days of the closing date of the advertisement, you may regard your application as unsuccessful. Canvassing of Council is strictly prohibited and will lead to disqualification of the application. LH MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER www.ayandambanga.co.za 34032KZNST

MANDENI MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC NOTICE

ERRATUM

Erratum of the advert which appeared in this publication on the 17 August 2016. We wish to apologise for any inconvenience caused.

CALLING FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013 (ACT NO. 16 OF 2013) READ WITH SECTION 22(1) OF THE MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW NO. 1562 GAZETTED ON PROVINCIAL GAZETTE 2015: INVITATION TO COMMENT.

The Mandeni Local Municipality has received an application in terms of Sections 46(b), (g) (h) of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 read with Section 22(1) of the Mandeni Local Municipality Spatial and Land Use Management By laws No. 1562 Gazetted on Provincial Gazette, December 2015, for the following: (a) Proposed subdivision and rezoning of the Remainder of Farm Sisalana No. 15641 from “Agriculture” to “Educational” (b) Proposed Rezoning of Evern Erf 47 Mandeni; Erf 48 Mandeni; Erf 49 Mandeni; Erf 50 Mandeni; Erf 51 Mandeni from “General Residential 2” to “Educational” (c) And consolidation of all the above properties part (a) and (b) A copy of the application is available for inspection between 08h00 and 16h00 at the Mandeni Municipal Offices at No. 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni 4490. Comments on the application, which may be submitted to: P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or e-mail: nomhle.phiri@mandeni.gov.za or lizwi.memela@mandeni.gov.za Tel. (032) 456 8200. Fax: (032) 456 2504 before the closing date 23 September 2016. The Mandeni Local Municipality may refuse to accept comments sbumitted after the closing date. Any persons who did not comment of the application within the prescribed time will not have a right to appeal against the decision of the Municipality. Mr L.H. MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER

PN 65/2016 www.ayandambanga.co.za 33965KZN

Litho/SM 102 Heidelberg Machine Minder • •

4 Colour Printing Machine Must have minimum 3 year working experience on this machine • Must be able to plan jobs efficiently and Must have experience in full color work • Must have traceable references

Applicants interested should fax a detailed CV: 0866 651 871 or email to: shaik@freedomstationery.co.za • No chances • Position based in Isithebe

Mr Moonsamy Govender (Jason) c/o Spioenkop Farm, Esenember, Upper Tongaat Passed away on 22 August 2016

You and your family are requested to attended the

15th Day Memorial Service of the late

Mr Moonsamy Govender (Jason)

Venue: Shakaskraal Community Hall, Rosehill Road, Shakaskraal. Date: Monday 5th September 2016 Time: 5pm Supper will be served. Please accept this as a personal invitation from the family.

UMeya ufisela imboni yamatekisi unwele olude MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

EBEHLEKA kuvele awomhlathi abafundi, nothisha bezinye zezikole zesiFunda seLembe ehholo lomphakathi iSibusisiwe Hall eMandeni ngoLwesine lwangomhlaka 25 kuNcwaba (August) 2016, lokhu kulandela umcimbi wokunikela ngomfaniswano wesikole kubafundi bezikole ezehlukene zesiFunda seLembe nokuyisenzo esenziwe ngabeNhlangano yoSomatekisi eyaziwa ngeSantaco ngaphansi kwesifunda seLembe. Ephawula, uMeya womkhandlu waseMandeni uMnuz Siphesihle Zulu ubonge wanconcoza, waphinde wafisela lenhlangano yoSomatekisi unwele olude ngakubize ngesenzo sokubuyisela emphakathini, wathi umuntu okufanele abongwe kakhulu yilowo owaqhamuka nalombono ngoba abanye basuke benza into eyaqhamuka

numuntu othile. Uqhube ngokubonga bonke abesembonini yamatekisi ngokubambisana ukuze lolusuku lube yimpumelelo. Uthe: “Kusaphele izinsuku eziyisikhombisa kuphela umkhandlu kamasipala omusha ufungisiwe siyafisa ukwedlulisa ukubonga okukhulu kwabemboni yamatekisi ngendima abayidlalile ngesikhathi kuvotelwa oHulumeni basekhaya, nangokuthutha umphakathi waseMandeni namaphethelo ukuba uzoba yingxenye yomcimbi wokufungiswa, nokugcotshwa komkhandlu omusha,” kusho uMnuz Zulu. Eqhuba, uthe bewumkhandlu bazimisele ukushintsha ubuso beMandeni wabala indawo kusukela eBhidla kuze kuyoshaya eSundumbili Plaza, wengeze ngomgwaqo iThokoza road, umgwaqo u P 415 njengomunye okufanele ubesesimeni esigculisayo. Enkulumweni yakhe uMeya uphinde wabuyisa ithemba kwabemboni

yamatekisi eMandeni wathi basezinhlelweni zokubakhela i-Rank ehlelekile, wathi ayikho i-rank eMandeni kuphela nje indawo yokupaka izimoto zamakhasimende lena abayibiza ngerank. Ngaphandle kwe-rank uMeya uphinde waveza ukuthi nabamatekisi kumele bahlomule uma kuthuthwa abantu ezimbizweni zikaHulumeni wathi akumele kube abamabhasi kuphela abahlomulayo. Uthe: “Umcimbi wanamuhla ubaluleke kakhulu ezimpilweni zabafundi ngoba lokhu kwehlisa umthwalo kwabanye abazali abantula imali yokuthengela izingane imifaniswano yesikole,” kusho yena. Uqhube ngokufanisa othisha noSonhlakahle wathi othisha abagcini ngokufundisa kodwa bagcina sebebhekelele zonke izinkinga zomfundi umzali engekho esekhaya noma emsebenzini. Uthe: “Uma nikwazi ningoSomat-

ekisi ukuqhamuka nesisombululo ezinkingeni zomphakathi lokhu kusho ukuthi ningakwazi futhi ukubumbana kuqedwe udlame embonini yamatekisi,” usho kanje. USihlalo wesiFunda seLembe kwiSantaco uMnuz Bongani Mkhwanazi ongaphansi kukaSoseshini wakwaDukuza, uthe inhloso yabo enkulu bekukwelula isandla emphakathini ngokuthi banikele ngomfaniswano ezikoleni ezahlukene ngaphansi kwesiFunda seLembe. Uthe: “Sithe asibuyisele emphakathini ngoba yiwo lomphakathi osebenzisa, nogibela izimoto, noma izithuthi zethu njengoSomatekisi, namhlanje sinemizi emihle nezimoto ezinhle ngenxa yemali ekhokhwa umphakathi uma ugibela izimoto zethu,” usho kanje. UMnuz Mkhwanazi uveze ukuthi phakathi koSoseshini abenze lomcimbi waba yimpumelelo kubalwa owase-Dolphin Coast, owaseMandeni, Sqalokuhle, Macambini-

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ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE

UMeya waseMandeni uMnuz Siphe sihle Zulu ubonge osomatekisi ngaba kwenzile ukuthi bathengele izingane zesikole umfaniswano. Nembe, Glenhills, Dukuza, Nyoni, kanye nowakwaMaphumulo, kanti phakathi kwezinye zezikole ezihlomulile kuloluhlelo kubalwa iMpoqabulungu High School, uThukela High School, iMandeni Primary, iBuhlebesundumbili Primary, iSiyavikelwa HP School, uDumo High School, Sthebe Primary, Wetani Primary, iTshana High School ukukha nje ngaphezulu.

Umoya wobumbano kufungiswa amakhansela eMandeni MAKHOSANDILE ZULU KUQHUME umkikizo kwaduma amakhwelo kufungiswa amakhansela omkhandlu waseMandeni, emcimbini obuse hholo lom phakathi iSibusisiwe Hall ngoLwesine lwangomhlaka 18 kuNcwaba (August) 2016. Lo mcimbi obuhanjelwe zinkumbi zab antu ebebebalelwa ezinkulungwaneni ez inhlanu, amaKhosi endabuko okubalwa kuwona iNkosi yakwaMhlongo eSikhonya ne, iNkosi yesizwe saseMacambini, iNkosi yesizwe sakwaNgcobo endaweni yakwaH lomendlini, osomabhizinisi, amalunga ez inhlangano ezahlukene zezepolitiki, kanye nabefundisi bamahlelo ehlukene ezenkolo. Ethula inkulumo yakhe yokwamukela ukugcotshwa njengeMeya, uMnuz Siphe sihle Zulu, nophinde wabuyiselwa ngo el ethu kulesi sihlalo, ubuyise ithemba kubah lali baseMandeni namaphethelo ebebe phume ngobuningi babo bezothamela lo mcimbi. Eqhuba wethule izidingongqangi ezizo hanjiswa umkhandlu ez insukwini eziyikhulu um khandlu ufungisiwe. Phakathi kwalezidin gongqangi, uMnuz Zul ua uthinte ukulungiswa kwemigwaqo ephes heya koThukela nakub ize ngeHigh View Park roads upgrade, neHlo mendlinieSipheke phekeni Taxi route up grade, wabala iYouth Jobs Summit okuwuh lelo okuhloswe ngalo ukulekelela intsha eku theni ikwazi ukuthi izih lomise ngamakhono az okwazi ukuthi avale ige be elikhona mayelana nokuntuleka kwamat huba omsebenzi, uku fakelwa kukagesi enda weni yaseVutha eNdu linde, naseMacambini nakubize nge Vutha ne Nyathini electrification project. Uthe: “Ngifisa ukuz wakalisa ukubonga ku ma khansela abeying xenye yehlandla eliphel ile ngibonge neqhaza alibambile ekulethweni kokuthula nozinzo ezim bonini zakwaSithebe, kanye negxathu elidlal we nguNgqongqoshe wezokuthuthukiswa kwezomnotho uMnuz Sihle Zikalala, siphinde sibonge ukuvakasha ku kaNgqongqoshe we zeMisebenzi uMama

Mildred Olifant, kanti ngiyethembisa ukuthi emasontweni ezayo kuzotheleka uNgqong qoshe wezoHwebo uMnuz Rob Davies, ngenhloso yokwakhiwa kabusha kwezim boni ezathintekayo ngesikhathi kunemi bhikisho kulendawo.Sengiphetha ngifisa ukubuyisa inhlansi yethemba emphakathi ni waseMandeni ngokuqinisekisa ukuthi ku vunguza umoya wokuthula nokubambis ana emkhandlwini, nakwezinye izinhlanga no eziphikisayo, lokhu sizokwenza ngokuthi sakhe ubuholi obuqinile njengenhlangano ebusayo,”usho kanje. Enkulumweni yakhe yokufungiswa, uNksz Makhosazana Zungu, ophinde wak hethwa ngoelethu esikhundleni sika Som lomo emkhandlwini, uthe ufisa ukubonga bonke labo ababambe iqhaza okhethweni wabala amakhansela amasha, nalawo aphumayo kanti ubesebonga enhlangan weni ebusayo iANC njengenhlangano ay imele. Ubeseqinisekisa ukuthi uyaqonda uku thi uthweswe umsebenzi omkhulu wokuthi umkhandlu wonkana uyahambisana noku lethwa kwezidingongqangi ngesivinini em

phakathini waseMandeni. Uthe: “Lokhu kusho ukuthi ikhansela ku mele lize emsebenzini ngasosonke isikhathi elidingeka ngaso, litholakale emakomidini omkhandlu futhi likwazi ukulekelela eku lethweni kwentuthuko ngesivinini. Sengi phetha, ngifisa ukubonga zonke izinhlan gano zepolitiki ezibe yigxenye yokug cotshwa, nokufungiswa komkhandlu futhi ngiyakwemukela ukwethenjwa umkhan dlu waseMandeni,” kusho yena. Lo mcimbi uphele ngegiya eliphezulu ngesikhathi abahlali base Mandeni bejabu lela ukubuyiswa ngoelethu kuka khansela Phindile Marry Sishi esik hundleni sobuSe kelaMeya naye owemukele lesik hundla ngento beko nangezand la ezimhlophe.

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE

Menenja yakwaMasipala waseMandeni uMnuz Lulamile Mapholoba, uMeya uMnuz Siphesihle Zulu, uSomlomo woMkhandlu uNksz Makhosazane Zungu kanye noSekela Meya uNksz Phindile Sishi kufungiswa amakhansela aseMand eni ngeledlule.

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Bodybuilding flag lifted in Mandeni MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

ANDILE Sibiya, a bodybuilder from Mandeni, took part in the International Federation of Bodybuilding KZN Provincials competition in Durban recently. Sibiya secured fourth place qualifying to go through to the next round which will be the SA Bodybuilding Championships from 2 September to 4 September in Durban. He says he is living his dream by training youngsters to become bodybuilders. “I’m very passionate about training people. We formed a team called the Mandeni Bodybuilding Team, which comprises eight members. We are still recruiting because we wish to teach more people about

bodybuilding.” He said his teammates also participated in two competitions earlier this year, which makes him proud as the team’s coach and head trainer. Sibiya got involved with bodybuilding at the age of 11 saying that getting rid of his “lean” body was one of the reasons he took up the sport. “Another thing that led to me becoming a body builder was that my neighbour used to lift weights and I would look through his magazines. He had tons of Flex magazine and I would look through them and eventually fell in love with the sport,” he said. He currently uses the Sundumbili SAPS gym to train five to six days every week for two hours each

morning. Sibiya says to become a bodybuilder one has to be passionate about the sport, and be in love with it. He said commitment and discipline are the key traits to possess if one wishes to master the sport. “You have to treat your body right - no alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs - you have to treat your body like God’s temple,” said Sibiya. Sibiya thanks his sponsor, the owner of IPSS, Dylan Meyrick. “I just want to thank him and his family for all they have done for me. I really appreciate it and wish God will bless them abundantly,” he said. Sibiya will take part in a national bodybuilding competition and says he is ready to lift Mandeni’s name at the event.

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Mandeni bodybuilder Sandile Sibiya

Local martial artist to fight for $50 million MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

LOCAL mixed martial arts practitioner Ntokozo Blessing Mgwaba has been invited to fight in a bout with Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Featherweight Champion Conor McGregor, he said. Mgwaba said this fight would be part of his world tour which will be his swan song before he ventures into

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KDAC runners take part in Mandela Day Marathon

This will not be the first time the 36 yearold from Mandeni participated at in ternational level. Last year he took part in an event in Scotland. In 2014 he took part in one in the United Kingdom those trips were self funded. People who are able to assist the two time South African champion kick boxer can contact him on 078 352 4710.

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