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ESPITE having sat for matric examinations on two different occasions, a 33 year woman from Hopewell has nothing to show for it due to education officials’ bungling. PatriciaMkhizesaysshewantsthe Department of Education to compensate her with a bursary for putting her life on pause for 13 years. She told Echo that the department issued her with a matric certificate with her one of her names missing, thereby forcing her to wait for an amended version indefinitely. She said having sat for it in 2000 up until now the department has failed to reissue her with a matric certificate containing correct information. She said this is the second incident this has happened to her. The former EMabomvini high

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schoolpupilinEstowesatforhermatric examinations in 2000 and her certificate came back with the English language subject missing. Mkhize said that after numerous attempts of trying to sort that out she was advised to re-write her matric in 2007. “I was not happy with some of the symbols I got so, I decided to re-write the subjects, including the English language”, she said. “That was when I encountered the second problem in 2008. The matric certificatecamebackwiththeEnglish language subject but my other name ‘Margaret’ was missing. “Again I made attempts of sorting that matter out but up until now nothing has been done. I have been referred to their Durban offices but I have not been assisted. I have visited their head office but still there is nothing positive. In Durban they told me to wait for three weeks and come back to them.

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Three weeks was extended to three months. They told me that they will send my things to Pietermaritzburg. “I have checked and they have not done so,” said Mkhize. She said that this has turned her life into a nightmare. “I have a matric certificate but I’m unemployed. Sometimes I do find a job, the potential employers would ask for the matric certificate. I tell them my story and they don’t buy it. “The department must compensate me with a bursary. It’s their fault, I have lost many job opportunities and I have remained unemployed for years now. My life is at a standstill and when I think about this I feel like crying,” she said. Provincial education spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said Mkhize must go to her district examinations office and they will assist her. “This is a technical matter and it can be sorted if she speaks to officials at her district examinations department,” he said.

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Forms for Motsepe money now available

>> Jostling for positions to control the R10 million that was given by the Motsepe foundation has been dealt with NOKULUNGA NGOBESE

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PPLICATIONS for funding from the Motsepe Foundation are now open to city organisations, following a resolved dispute between three city organisations last week. Last month Echo published a story about the foundation having injected R10 million to be used by city organisations in their developmental programmes. However application for funding could not be made, as three city organisations had not elected their representatives. Chairman of the District Motsepe

Foundation funding and development forum Reverend Caleb Mbokazi said that it was a pre-requisite for all city organisations to have representatives, in order to access funding forms. The funding beneficiaries include: arts, religious organisations, educational funding, music, sport, traditional councils, women and business co-operatives, worker’s organisations, youth owned businesses, co-operatives, public benefit organisations and non-governmental organisations. “The outstanding organisa-

The chairman of the District Motsepe Foundation funding and development forum, Reverend Caleb Mbokazi, says that city organisations who want to apply for funding from the Motsepe Foundation can now access forms.

tions which were women, youth and non-governmental organisations have selected their representatives. “Forms are available on the internet, and it is the responsibility of chairpersons from these committees to popularise them, and make them available to people,” said Mbokazi. People can also log on to wwww.motsepefounda-

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NOKULUNGA NGOBESE >>nokulungan@myecho.co.za ALL is set to go for the implementation of the Inte­ grated Rapid Public Transport Network (IRPTN) project in the city. The project which was introduced in the city last year costs R3 billion, and is aimed at reducing traffic con­ gestion by introducing different modes of transport, to use dedicated lanes. Itwillbeimplementedoverafiveyearperiod.Making the last presentation in the project’s pre­liminary de­ sign during an Exco meeting last week, IRPTN techni­ cal team member Rocky Hammond said: “The CBD is congested and businesses are decentralising. We want to provide universally accessible fleet infra­ structure and to have at least 90% of the morning peak walking or using energy efficient public transport. “We want to reduce the travelling time, with the maximum travel time being 45 minutes for 90% of the home based work trips. There will also be a hospital to hospital link, where transport will fetch commuters outside Edendale hospital. The system will see the use of buses, minibus and will also include cy­ cling paths pedestrian routes”. The first phase which will include areas such asEdendale,Vulindlela, Sweetwaters, Foxhill and then the CBD is ex­ pected to start in 2016 and is expected to be completed by 2020. Pietermaritzburg is one of 12 cities that have been identified for the project.

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OSSIBLE heavy rain-flooding, severe heavy storms with lightning, hail and strong surface winds can be expected this summer, according to weather forecaster Mduduzi Mthembu. He said since it is summer, thunderstorms willbethecauseofenhancedprobabilityofnormal rainfall. The normal rainfall is expected in most parts of KwaZulu-Natal between November 2013 and January 2014, he said. He told Echo that the far North-Eastern parts which are Zululand and uMkhanyakude districts are the areas with the possibility of heavy rains. Asked if the rain and cold weather should be expected this month in the province, he said the country has just had our first real rain of the season this past week. “The temperatures were cool on average. Only the high-lying areas had cold conditions. Looking at the seasonal forecast, below normal maximum temperatures are expected throughout KZN between November 2013 and February 2014. “But knowing the climatology of KZN, in summer, the conditions are mild to

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IZAZISO Send your notices to Echo or e­mail photos to dumisani@myecho.co.za

Kufunwa ubaba kaM­ vuselelo Nzama. Shay­ ela usonhlalakahle uT Mkhize ku­033 392 8607.

Kufunwa ubaba kaNobuhle Zuzile Nd­ lovu uBongani Wicky Mnikathi. Thinta uThabisile Ntuli ku­ 033 502 0074.

THE Pietermaritzburg communi­ ty policing forum public meeting will take place on 7 November 2013 in the SAPS Pietermaritzburg confer­ ence room on the first floor of 231 Jabu Ndlovu street at 5:30 pm. The general community of Pietermaritzburg is hereby invited to attend. For more in­ formation contact the forum chair­ person Mrs Claire Crawley on 082 352 5225 ***

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Other powerhouse artists appearing in the production include Bongani Mchunu, Sifiso Cele, Cyprian Nzama, and Siyabonga Zuma. “Our production is uplifting and powerful,” says Nzama. “In writing and putting together Long Journey — The Musical, my aim has been to take our audiences, along with our talented cast, on a wave of great song and dance entertainment, that carries a messageofoptimismandhopeforthe future.” The musical revolves around men who have left their homes and now face the challenges of hard times experienced while working on the

CUGCWA Productions, in association with The Playhouse Company, will be presenting Long Journey — The Musical, in The Playhouse Drama Theatre from November 7 to 10. Written and directed by Zeph Nzama, Long Journey played to standing ovations during at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown this year. The production boasts a bigleague cast of performers that includes Buhle Ntuli (African Footprint), Alex Mthiyane (Gagasi FM), Mandla Manzi (Maria Maria) and Thabani Mahlobo (Happiness Through the Mist).

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Siyanda Mjwara, Sandile Ndlela and Nkosingiphile Delwa star in ‘Long Journey ­ The Musical’ which is at the Play­ house from November 7 to 10. PHOTO: VAL ADAMSON

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October 31, 2013

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Umkhulumeli waBantu

Dumisani Zondi

Umsebenzi wethu sonke ukugcina ukuthula NANAMANJE akukakholakali ukuthi ukhetho lokuchibiyela KwaNongoma lwenzeke lwaze lwadlula impela ngale kokuchicheka kwegazi. Akucaci­ke noma kufanele sishayele ihlombe wona amaqembu ezombusazwe akade encintisana kulolu khetho anjengo­ ANC, IFP ne­NFP noma kufanele sincome abantu uqobo lwabo. Phela abaholi bamaqembu noma ngabe

Matric rehearsals over, time for show

balufuna kanjani udlame, uma lun­ gafunwaabantu,bengagcinanjengokuza­ ma ukulubasela kuphele lapho. Indlela abantu abakhombisa ngayo uku­ cikeka ilolu dlame oluhlomulisa abathile kuphela, yenza kucace ukuthi uma usa­ thembele kulo kuphela, vele ukhohlwe ezombusazwe. Abanye babavoti baqala ukulwa kusuka ngeye­1980 kodwa abatholanga lutho.

THE editor IT is indeed that time of the year again whereby we rally behind our future leaders. It is through their sacrifices, hardships and difficulties as well as good choices they made they result into them having to sit for the final examinations for the 2013 academic year.

It is indeed an undeniable fact that these learners have persevered somuchintheirschoollivesandthey have managed to fight against all odds and they are now a one step closerintermsoffulfillingtheirlonganticipated goal. The stage is set, the audience is waiting anxiously for a tremendous

Yingakho­ke manje sebeshintsha ukwen­ za. Kwezombusazwe kunabantu abazala­ nayo kodwa abalandela amaqembu eh­ lukene. Kuyaye kuthi uma sekudlule ukhetho badingane. Ngakho­ke abanye sebabona ukuthi ukuba yizithutha zempi yabaholi abathi kwenza kuhlakazeke imi­ ndeni yabo. Noma isimo saKwaNongoma kufanele sinconywe kodwa akufanele kuze kweqe

show, so the ball is in their court for a great performance. Teachers have put and instilled everything in their powers to transform the lives of the learners permanently. It is not so easy on the side of teachers to part ways with learners they have stayed with for a long time and their source of joy is to see these

ukube sengathi benzi okudlulele. Kuwum­ sebenzi kanoma ubani ukugcina ukuthula. Bekunodlame nje kuleya ndawo ngoba kukhona vele abahlulwa umsebenzi wabo wokugcina ukuthula. Phela nakupolitiki akufane nakweminye imincintiswanolaphookuthiumakukhona ohluliwe, ‘athi ngiyabuya’. Hhayi ngoba ezolwa kodwa ezoziphindisela ngokuncin­ tisana.

learners making it big in life. To all matriculants, I wish you all the best in your exams and also wish you well in your future endevours. STHEBU MDUNGE KWAMNYANDU

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Clampdown on stolen goods

October 31, 2013

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ECHO

>> A stiffer sentence is being discussed in Parliament for stolen goods

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Dineo’s devastated when her own mother shuns her. Ngamla wants to send someone a warning, but gets one instead. Distressed Akhona makes a desperate phone call. Scott is shocked by what he finds at prison. It’s Isabel’s turn to play matchmaker. ISIDINGO KATLEGO casts a terrible spell on her hus­ band. Benjamin pulls the rug from under Frank’s feet. Lerato tells Sechaba how she really feels. Ben throws down the gauntlet about poor audience numbers ­ and Caitlin rises to the challenge. Sechaba reaches breaking point over Lerato’s cancer. Amu refusestoleavethepenthouseafterJeffer­ son has told her to go. The ON production team realise that live news is more cut­ throat than anyone thought possible. Ler­ ato’s journey into total despair gets an un­ expected turnaround. Jefferson’s new found social life takes him into a realm no­ one saw coming. The hacker strikes again and this time brings ON!TV to a full and embarrassing stop. With the prospect of further bad cancer diagnoses hanging over her, Lerato finds solace in the arms of Sechaba. Jefferson strikes up a relation­ ship with a call­girl. Ben takes control but the enemy is closer than he imagines. Jef­ ferson Sibeko has a spring in his step and Nikiwe is not impressed. Lerato and Sechaba begin to face the truth. RHYTHM CITY THE war between Victoria and Stella in­ tensifies. Suffocate assigns Fats, Speshil and Findo to look after his mother. Rose reveals her prejudice about people with HIV in front of Mampho and Reneilwe.

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DJ Sox to play music at Tiger Tiger night club situated at the corner of Com­ mercial and Beg street next Thursday DJ Sox will be helped by Stutter, and Snow to thrill the audience. Entry fee is R50.

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Closing date for applications is 29 November 2013 PMB Campus

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DJ Vumar this Sunday will be playing at the official launch at Star­ gazers. This venue is in number 6 Parker road in Chasevalley. Event or­ ganiser Fano Gumede said: “ We will offer good music by Djs Tevin B & Mshudu. We will have Shisa nyama, pool, lounge, bar and enough parking. The entry will be free and doors open at 10 am till late. For more info call Yoyo on 082 482 9684”.

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Hope is in solitary. Stefano returns home to find that E.J. got the kids back. Stefano confronts Kate about telling Sami that E.J. was planning to take the kids. Sami tells Caroline, Roman and Will that E.J. has the kids until her and Rafe can come up with a way to get them back. Maggie is shocked that Brady is also involved with putting Vivian in the coffin. Maggie confronts Philip about keeping Vivian in the coffin. Nathan gets advice from an ailing patient regarding his love life.

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Nomzamo gives the boys a slip­up, but is caught unaware by Mbuso. Mmadika dis­ covers a shocking detail about Helen’s hit and run incident. Scelo finds something at home which makes him worry about his fa­ ther again. Gloria’s modeling career ex­ plodes in a way she couldn’t have imag­ ined. Mmadika learns more about Helen’s guilt but refuses to share any of her infor­ mation with an inquisitive colleague. Zin­ zile’s attempt to make some extra money for her family has disastrous consequenc­ es.Mmadikaworkshardtosticktoherprin­ ciples but is increasingly tempted by the devil perched on her shoulder in the form of Shakira. Gloria comes to an important and potentially life­changing realisation. Mlungisi receives an unnerving item from Oliver as part of his new job. Gloria is disap­ pointed by Gontse when they discuss what she will do after matric, but Gloria isn’t about to let her daughter’s wishes get in the way of what she wants.

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WOZA UZOZIZWELA EMAHHOVISI AKWA SIBIYA FUNERAL. SITHOLAKALA PMB - KU 413 BOOM STREET, WARTBURG, DALTON NASE GREYTOWN FONELA: UHLENGIWE MEMELA NOMA UZODWA NDEBELE KU: 033 811 0148 / 033 503 1956 / 072 700 1800

UMASINGCWABISANE WETHU AWUYIKHETHI IMINYAKA NEZIBONGO, UBA YILUNGA EMVA KWEZINYANGA EZINTATHU UMA UYILUNGA ELISHA, KEPHA UMA UVELA KOMUNYA UMASINGCWABISANE KADE UKHOKHA KAHLE UBA YILUNGA NGALESO SIKHATHI. UMA UHLALA EDOLOBHENI UZONGCATSHELWA KHONA UTHOLA U R1 000,00 SIKUTHENGELA UMGODI, IBHASI KANYE NEGROCERIES. UMA UHLALA EZINDAWENI ZASEMAKHAYA UNGCWABA KHONA UTHOLA UR2 000,00 KANYE NE GROCERIES. UHLELO 1. COFFIN

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Ukhokha R180 nyangazonke, amalunga ayishumi. Okutholayo: Half view Casket, R1 000, Hears, cross, gown, itende lasekhaya, umgodi (if town), indleko zaDokotela itafula, izituli, itende lasemathuneni, umshini, amadlelo aluhlaza kanye negroceries... 10 kg sugar, 10 kg flour, 10 kg rice, 10 kg mealie meal, 2 x 5 kg imithombo, 5 litre cooking oil, butternut, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, 1 portion chicken bag, 1 case cool drink, 1 case beer kanye nenhloko yenkomo.

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MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE OF ATMOSPHERIC EMISSION LICENCE APPLICATION

Notice is hereby given by Treated Timber Products (Pty) Ltd for interested and affected parties to register comments with regards to the conversion of an existing provisional certificate issued under Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Act of 1965, to a provisional atmospheric emission licence to be issued in terms of Section 41(1) (a) of the National Environmental Management: Air Quality Act, 2004 (Act No 39 of 2004) (“the Act”). The application for this provisional atmospheric emission licence is being made in respect of combustion installations and carbonization and coal gasification 1 Subcategory 1.3 and 3 Subcategory 3.3 as stated hereunder:Subcategory 1.3 Solid biomass combustion installations Subcategory 3.3 Tar Production Situation: Ashton - Seven Oaks To comment on the process, kindly provide any submissions, in writing, to the Designated Air Quality Officer listed below within 21 days of publication of this notice.

Mr Brendan Rajoo UMgungundlovu District Municipality P0 Box 3235, Pietermaritzburg 3200 Phone: 033 897 6887 Cell: 079 491 2148 Email: rajoob@umdm.gov.za

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NEW wedding dress bridemaids, set R2000. size 32, 36, 38 for hire. 072 203 2198

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Building Materials

A GRADE BOARDS WHITE MELAMINE 16 x 1 830 x 2 750 mm

WOODGRAIN MELAMINE

16 x 1 830 x 2 750 mm Maple, Cherry, Oak, Mahogany

CHIPBOARD

16 x 1 830 x 2 750 mm

PG BISON P/F TOPS 600 x 3 600 mm

SUPERWOOD

16 x 1 830 x 2 750 mm NB: All boards - PG BISON Boards cut and edged to spec.

PVC WRAP DOOR Assorted colours on M.D.F.

MASONITE

3,2 x 1 220 x 2 440 mm Brown/White Various thicknesses

PLY BOARDS

Pine and commercial 1 220 x 2 440 mm Various thicknesses Ample parking available (Side)

IN-STORE SPECIALS! WOODWORX EXPRESS 033 394 1094 293 Jabu Ndlovu (Loop) Street, PMBurg.

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CHEAPEST in town 20lit bucket. Scones, queen cakes, muffins and snowballs and banana loafs and trays of chocolate and vanilla sponge. Order personally at 197 Longmarket Street. 0 3 3 3 4 2 1 1 0 8 / 079 827 5787. FREESE Butchery electricity token available in stores for Msunduzi and Eskom prepaid. 447 Boom Street.

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STUDENT accomodation for 2014 available near M.L Sultan High School. 072 275 5463

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Flats to Let

N/DALE furnished 1 room, lounge incl R2 875 Rooms R1 580. 071 672 4941

144 Houses for Sale GLENWOOD R395 000, neat 2 bed, l,k, b/t. Call 082 337 1048

144 Houses for Sale EIGHT roomed house Edendale main road R495 000 onco. 082 448 5332 BUFFER: 3 bedrooms sale R420 000. IMBALI 3: 3 bedrooms, garage R435 000. Call Lucky 072 953 2086

TENDER NOTICE SPECIALISED CONTRACT No. SCM 31 OF 13/14

APPOINTMENT OF SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL EVENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS AND MAYORAL IDP/BUDGET IZIMBIZO ROAD SHOWS The Msunduzi Municipality hereby invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers for the above works. Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain Management Unit Offices, 5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Centre, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 on Monday 28 October 2013. A non-refundable tender fee in the amount R633,84 (including VAT) per document shall be levied. Only cash or bank guaranteed cheques will be accepted. Further information may be obtained from Mrs Madeline Jackson on Telephone No.: 033 392 2029. A compulsory Tender Briefing meeting will be held at 09h00 prompt on Friday, 1 November 2013, in the Municipal Manager’s Boardroom, 1st Floor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Street (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201. Only one Tender Briefing Meeting will be held. An official will chair the meeting and answer queries raised by prospective Tenderers. Any amendment to the tender documentation arising from such answers will be circulated in terms of the meeting’s attendance register. Sealed tenders endorsed on the envelope “Specialised Contract No. SCM 31 of 13/14” must be placed in the Tender Box located in the Foyer, Ground Floor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Street (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201, not later than 12h00 on Tuesday, 5 November 2013, when they will be opened in public. Only tenders placed in the tender box shall be accepted. Under no circumstances whatsoever will any extension of time be allowed for submission of tenders. Tender Validity Period: Ninety (90) days commencing from the closing date of tender. Tender Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on the 90/10 Preferential Points System and in accordance with the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 issued in terms of section 5 of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000. The Msunduzi Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, and reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each tenderer will be informed of the tender result. The Msunduzi Municipality expects businesses within the Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contract and BEE/ SMME initiatives. MR M.A. NKOSI (MUNICIPAL MANAGER)

IMBALI Unit BB R125 000, 550sqm level above road level. Call 072 545 7701

MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITY

PANORAMA: 2 bedrooms house for sale R285 000. NORTHDALE: 3 bedroom house for sale R450 000. Call Lucky 072 953 2086

TENDER NOTICE SPECIALISED CONTRACT No. SCM 32 OF 13/14

W E S T G AT E : 3 b e d s R395 000 IMBALI 18: 3 beds R340 000 IMBALI 1: 2 beds R200 000. Call Thabane 072 248 5779 WOODLANDS: 4 bedrooms, R485 000 IMBALI: unit 13: 3 Bedrooms R470 000 P R E S T B U R Y : 3 bedrooms, R870 000 IMPOPHOMENI: 2 bedrooms. R280 000 Unit 15: 2 bedrooms R300 000 Unit 3: vacant land, R145 000 .Call Wellington 071 438 4701/ Sticks 078 079 1165.

Ward/s Ward 10

Collection Area Kwapata

Ward/s Ward 18

Ematshaheni, Ambleton/ Mpumelelo

Unit RR and H

Ward 26

Shayamoya

Ward 29

Haniville, Masson, Swapo A and B, Skomplaas, KwaShorty, Namibia and Pakkies

Ward 14

Willowfountain

Ward 30

Swapo C, Ezinketheni, Khan/ Chota Motala and Privet Rd

IMBALI 15: Land for sale R95 000. Call Lucky 072 953 2086

Ward 15

Small Unit 18, Fedsem and Emaqeleni

Ward 32

Site 11, Ntuthukoville, Nhlalakahle and other, Jika Joe, Orhtmann Rd

IMBALI 18: site for sale R120 000. Call Lucky 072 953 2086

Ward 16

Lower KwaPata

Ward 34

Thembalihle and Madiba

Ward 17

Unit N Phase1, 2, 3 and 4

Ward 37

Glenwood 2, Thamboville and SACCA

Land for Sale

Used Cars

2004 Mercedes C200, ele­ gant. R89 000. Call 083 232 1382.

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DO you have a passion for Beauty and Nails? Are you a qualified therapist/ nail technician with a mini­ mum of 2 years' exper ience? If your answers to these questions are Yes, then I am looking for you to join my dynamic team. Please call 082 668 8400 to set up an interview. FREE Sales person workshop for unemployed. 074 161 5649 ITHEMBA Lempilo: regis­ ter full/ part time courses, HIV/ Aids counselling, Home Based Care, TB Dots, A RV ' s , C o m p u t e r, Cashier, Learners Free, Receptionist. 18 Timber Street 078 572 0212

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2013 Real Argentina v Siyabonga Cedara College at 18:00 Saturday 2nd November 2013 Bocca Juniors v Nifa All Stars Impendle Stadium at 13:00 Ratanang v Umngeni Spurs Impendle at 15:00 Izichwe v Mooi River United Peter Booysen at 15:00 Howick City v Junior Stars Cedara Vil­ lage at 15:00 Sunday 3rd November 2013 Umngeni Sours v Thulani F.C Howick West at 15:00 Disaster v Howick City Impendle at 13:00 F.C.Sporting v Real Argentina Mam­ bilini at 13:00 Nifa All Stars v Ratanang Imbali at 15:00 Junior Stars v Bocca Juniors Mpopho­ meni Ground at 15:00

The Msunduzi Municipality hereby invites the services of Co-Operatives (Co-ops) and in wards where no Co-op are, SMMEs (Small Medium Micro Enterprises) will be considered to provide domestic refuse collection; using waste minimization principles (recycling). Only service providers residing in the wards mentioned below will be considered.

Ward 11

LAND for sale. off Eden­ dale, main road, R115 000 onco. Call 082 448 5332.

Table Mountain Utd v Impala Banqo­ bile Grounds at 13:00 Rovers v Swayimane United Nagle Dam at 13:00 Dubs v Maritzburg Colts Wadley at 15:00 Stream B :Friday 1st November

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APPOINTMENT OF CO-OPERATIVES OR SMMES TO PROVIDE DOMESTIC REFUSE COLLECTION IN PREVIOULSY PHB HOUSING AREAS AND CURRENT INFORMAL AREAS FOR THE MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITY

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Stream A : Saturday 1st Novem­ ber 2013 13 Pubs v Table Mountain United Nagle Dam at 13:00 Richmond Leicester v Mubs Eslahla at 13:00 Swayimane United v Umngeni City Movers Swayimane Grounds at 13:00 Maritzburg United v Rovers Carter High at 15:00 Sunday 3rd November 2013 Re­United v Mighty Boyz Northdale at 15:00 Chicago Dribblers v Honneyville Eslah­ la at 13:00

CLASSIFIEDS

Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain Management Unit Offices, 5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Centre, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 on Monday, 4 November 2013. A non-refundable tender fee in the amount R380,76 (Including VAT) per document shall be levied. Only cash or bank guaranteed cheques will be accepted. Further information may be obtained from Mr Richard Rajah (Manager, Waste Management) on Telephone No. 033 392 5388/9. A compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at 10th Floor, Professor Nyembezi Building, 341 Church Street PMB, on Friday, 8th November 2013. An official will chair the meeting and answer queries raised by prospective Service Providers. Any amendment to the tender documentation arising from such answers will be circulated in terms of the meeting’s attendance register. Tenderers who come after the stipulated starting time will not be allowed to be part of the meeting. No tender shall be accepted from tenderers who do not attend the above meeting. All tenders must be endorsed with the relevant Quotation No. and must be placed in the Tender Box located in the Foyer, Ground Floor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Road (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201, not later than 12h00, on Thursday, 14 November 2013. Only tenders placed in the Tender Box shall be accepted where they will be opened in public and the totals, or sub-totals as the case may be, disclosed. The Validity period shall hold firm for ninety (90) days commencing from closing date of the tender. Tender Adjudication and Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on the 80/20 Preferential Points System and in accordance with the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 issued in terms of section 5 of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000. The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each Service Provider will be informed of the tender result. The Council expects businesses within the Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contract and affirmative action programmes. MR M. A. NKOSI: MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Kermit Erasmus during the Absa Premiership match between his side Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday. He scored a Pirates goal and Chiefs equalised through Kingston Nkatha’s controversial goal.

DRAFT SERVICE CHARTER 2014 - 2030 Local Government has both a legal and a moral responsibility to deliver the best possible services to the public, within a realistic and feasible framework. Apart from the White Paper on Transforming Public service Delivery, the most powerful legal mandates for the development and implementation of a Service Charter come from the Constitution, the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act. No3 of 2000, the Promotion of Access to Information Act, No2 of 2000 and the Public Service Regulations of 2001. The moral aspect of this responsibility is underpinned by the eight principles of Batho Pele. Copies of the Service Charter will be available at all municipal libraries, Bombay Road, Sobantu, Imbali, Ashdown, Edendale east and Edendale st Proper Offices , as well as the AS Chetty (1 floor), and City Hall (foyer) for public inspection. If members of communities and stakeholders have any comments they can be handed in at City Hall, Ground Floor, (Information centre) or e-mailed to Nteboheng.mndaweni@msunduzi.gov.za or Siyabonga.hlongwa@msunduzi.gov.za, not later than 15 November 2013.


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HE Edendale born, former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana captain, Mbulelo “OJ” Mabizela is expected to join Mpumalanga Black Aces at the end of the week. The well-travelled Mabizela is currently on trials with the Mpumalanga-based outfit. According to those close to the

club, Mabizela is stading a good chance to be offered a contract by Aces, but the management is waiting for the green light from the head coach, Clive Barker. “You must remember that Barker and OJ were once together at Bidvest Wits. They are also both from the same province. What is also encour-

aging is that Barker knows the player very well and can talk to him. “Also OJ takes Barker as the father figure for him and can die for him in the field of play,”said an insider. Aces Chaiman Mario Morfou this week confirmed that Mabizela was attending trials at his club and waiting for

Barker to give him the go ahead. “Yes,Mabizelaishereandtraining withtheteam.It’suptohimtoimpress the coach. We are just waiting for the coach to make a decision ,”said Morfou. It is believed that Barker is looking foranexperienceddefenderandmidfielder to bring stability in those de-

partments and Mabizela could be the answer. Barker refused to clarify the matter but pleaded to be given a “couple of days”. Mabizela left relegated Chippa United at the end of last season.-Jerry Barnes

AmaZulu not in crisis IFyouthoughtlosing7-1toMamelodiSundowns a fortnight ago and another 2-0 defeat by Maritzburg United, meant that AmaZulu were in a crisis, you got it all wrong. Usuthu spokesman, Philani Mabaso says although the recent scores were giving a wrong picture about the team’s performance, the situation was all under control. Mabaso insists his management was in touch with the technical team under the head coach, Craig Rosslee and life at the camp is normal. “Such things happens in soccer. Days are not always rosy or smooth. I agree we lost two games in a row, but it does not mean that we are in a crisis or experiencing problems. “We believe we lost because our defence committed a number of mistakes. Soccer is like that, if you committee errors you get punished by your opponents,” said Mabaso. Mabaso says his management trust andsupportRossleeandwerepositivethat the mistakes are going to be rectified. Rosslee believes his defence has improvedsincegoingdown7-1toSundowns. “Although we again lost to United, our defence was looking better. Our opponents scored two goals because we made two defence errors at the back.” Rosslee says the whole team needs to double their effort in the field of play and always stay on top of the game. “It’s just a matter of being more alert all round and in all departments,” he says. *Meanwhile Usuthu’s next fixture will be against Platinum Stars on November 6 at Peter Mokaba stadium. *MaritzburgUnitedwillfaceBloemfontein Celtic at Kaizer Sebothelo on Sunday. *Lamontville Golden Arrows will meet Moroka Swallows on November 6 at King Zwelithini at 7.30 pm. -Jerry Barnes

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AmaZulu striker Sthembiso Ngcobo during the Absa Premiership match between AmaZulu and Maritzburg United at Moses Mabhida Stadium on Sun­ day. AmaZulu were beaten 2­0.


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THABO DLADLA IT is important for those in positions to lead by example. The most important unit in football is a club. Danny Jordan, Safa President, for instance cannot talk development if he is not himself involved at club level. We cannot tell people about things that we are not experiencing ourselves. There is no individual that does not belong to a particular community. Political, civic and sports leaders must take a lead in the development of sports in this country. One does not needtobeinvolvedondaytodaybusiness of a club. However, it is not correct that people point fingers without playing some role. Generally, South Africans are too busy chasing power and fortunes. We are all calling for grassroots football to be nurtured. I still have to see 7 and

9 year olds that are capable of organising training and matches. We all get surprised when there are no South African teams in international competitions. If your own sons and daughters are not playing, who do you expect to play for this country? The mindsets must change if our country is to progress. The majority of us think that the world owes useverything.Weseemtobelievethat someone out there must sort things out for us. Every individual within communities must take the responsibility. One is too small a number to do anything of significance. We are always looking for Messiahs to take us to the Promised Land. If it is not Mandela, it is Danny Jordan. There is not much that individuals can do to change the situation. Thepowerlieswithallofus.Danny Jordan cannot form a club in your community, train children, feed them, provide equipment, motivate them in matches etc. The future success of any child depends on the support early in life. They say talk is cheap. Football people are talking about junior leagues for both boys and girls. It is not possible to have leagues when there are no teams. We have a very abnormal situation where universities play women’s football and yet our junior schools have no programmes for football. We even have a Banyana Banyana – National Women Team, yet there are no teams and competitions for young girls. South Africa claims to be the most progressive nation. We have women in top positions both in government and private sector. It is worth noting that there are so many boys’ football competitions at school level, yet nothing for the girls. Yes, talk is cheap, doing is a different story. Unzima lo mthwalo!

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OUTH African soccer followers tion (Safa) president Danny Jordaan must count themselves lucky this week boasted and openly astheywillwatchBafanaBafa- praised the popular La Roja (Spain) for not only na play the affordingSAa World and chance to European play against Champions, them but also Spain, next for keeping month. their The early promise of Christmas coming back for the counto Mzansi and try’s soccer play at FNB lovers will be Stadium. at FNB Stadi“I don’t um on Noknow how vember 19 as many of you the current can still reFifa ratings’ member that leaders play immediately a friendly FOTO: GALLO IMAGES after the 2010 against Bafa- Safa president Danny Jordaan is happy na Bafana. that Spain is to make good on its prom­ final at Soccer City (FNB), This is a ise of coming back to play Bafana Bafa­ during the promise they na, on November 19. press confermade after winning the 2010 World Cup in the ence, immediately after proudly delivering the best ever World Cup and country. South African Football Associa- first in Africa, I said the winners -

Spain made a promise to come back. “I know we were all excited and maybe many of you thought I was just excited or dreaming. Here it is, Spainwillbebackinthecountry.The World and European Champions willbeplayingagainstourownBafana Bafana right here,” said Jordaan. Jordaan said to play against the country such as Spain does not only gives the bragging rights of rubbing shoulders with the best in the World but also a goodchance of learning. “Common sense will tell you that to play against the best also give you a good chance of learning few tricks from the best in many spheres of the game. “It is a dream come true for many soccer fans to once again see the likes of Iniesta and Xavi in action at the venue where they made history by lifting their first World Cup trophy. This is going to be a blockbuster of a game.” Bafana coach Gordon Igesund expressed his pleasure for an “unusual” chance of playing the World Champs.–Jerry Barnes.

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THREE local karatekas have been chosen to represent South Africa in a world karate tournament taking place ain Genneva in Switzerland next month. The tournament will take place on 23 November. Bonga Ngcobo from Peacevale, Nkosinathi Mlotshwa from Unit 14 in Imbali and

Sandile Thusi from Ntshongweni wereselectedduringaSouthAfrican karate championship last month. KwaZulu-Natal karate president Shihan Cassim Cele said: “It is an honour for us that out of all the provinces three local people were chosen. “Pietermaritzburg might be a small city, but it shows that our work

is not recognised only nationally, but also internationally. “This is also a motivation to work even harder to get the sport recognized, since it is neglected in our province. There is no support or funding for big tournaments like this”. The team will leave on 21 November and will be back on 27 November.


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