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FAMILY of eight from Madiba Village has made an impassioned plea to anyone who who can help them as they are all crammed into one bedroom. After her husband died, Khalesakhe Mkhize was forced to

move in with her sister Khanyi, intoher two roomed, low cost house together with her six children. The children, between the ages of eight and 18, are forced to share one bedroom, together with their mother and aunt, as the only other available room is the kitchen. The children’s aunt Khanyi said that it is difficult to make ends meet

as she is unemployed and relies on a disability grant to survive. She said that when the family moved in with her, the list for low cost housing beneficiaries in the area was already closed. Although their mother receives a child support grant for some of the childre, it is not enough to sustain them throughout the month.

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Khanyi Mkhize inside the one bedroom which she, her sister and six children share at night. “Their mother gets temporary jobs from time to time, and if she does not, she goes begging. Sometimes I have to use my disability grant so that I can help them with school uniforms and food,” she said. Mkhize said that four children are in primary school and the other two are in high school. “We have identified a plot behind

my house and we appeal to any good samaritan who can help us to extend the house to at least three bedrooms. We would even be happy to get an unoccupied, vandalised house which is not too far from the area, as the children go to schools in Sobantu.,” said Mkhize. Anyonewillingtohelpmaycontact Mkhize at 076 204 9841

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Premier opens newly renovated nursing campus ECHO REPORTER AS part of Edendale hospital’s 60 year celebrations, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu officially opened a newly renovated nursing campus on Saturday. Thecampus,worthR40million,boasts six classrooms, a media centre with 35 computers, multipurpose hall, a clinic lab­

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Umgungundlovu district Mayor Yusuf Bhamjee, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu and KZN Health MEC Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo during the official opening of a newly renovated campus at Edendale hospital on Saturday. A new clinic for communicable diseases was also opened on the day

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King Zwelithini opens KZN parly Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu arrives at the Royal Show­ grounds for the opening of the KZN provincial legislature on Tuesday. Even the heavens seemed to favour the day as heavy rains were experi­ enced in the early hours of Tuesday morning. How­ ever the rain made way for some sunshine, which guests took full advantage of in showing off their designer outfits. Delivering his speech, the Zulu monach called all political parties in the province to stop political violence. “My message to the leaders and supporters of political parties is that as you go to the elections, you will never be voted for by corpses because corpses don’t vote. It is the people who are living who vote.” PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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N 9 February 2014, a woman was arrested at King Shaka International after being caught with 1,16kg’s of cocaine strapped to her body. ThedrugswerevaluedatR450000,saidColonel Jay Naicker, in a report from the police with the statistics of the drug arrests that have been made in 2013 and 2014. The statistics reveal the arrests from the May 2013 to February 2104. Out of the ten drug arrests, six of the suspects were women. Mzo Nxumalo of the SAPS Organised Crime Unit says the reason women are involved in drug smuggling is because they are less suspicious than men. He says in some cases, their involvement is due to a love affair with the drug lords. “One would spend send time with a woman,askingcertainquestionswhichwouldshowher mental state. It’s the same with the drug dealers, once they have met their targeted women they want to use for smuggling drugs, they try to find out how the target thinks. Sometimes drug smuggling comes with prostitution. A woman on the street would want to have a taste of drugs and the dealers would give them to her. They would give her as much as she wants until she fails to pay them. “That is when she starts the business of smuggling drugs to different countries. If the deal is done in that manner, that means that it’s payback time for that woman. That’s how most women are hooked on drug smuggling. It’s easy money that doesn’t need any qualification. To some, it’s extra cash that would fulfil the desires of living a luxury lifestyle. “AsIhavementioned,awomanislesssuspicious than a man and that works for the drug dealers. A smile of a woman is different from that of a man. The way a woman dresses is different from that of a man and that is how the drug dealers play their game of using these women as drug smugglers,” said Nxumalo. According to him, drug dealers know that when they send a woman to smuggle drugs, there are chances of her getting caught. “They also know that there are chances that a woman won’t get caught. My advice would be for womentostayawayfromdrugs.Peoplegetarrested for smuggling drugs and it’s always a harsh sentence,” said Nxumalo. Someofthewomen,suchasNobandaNolubabalo and Alicia Coetzer, have been arrested in foreign countries, while others have been arrested and imprisoned in South Africa, such as Sheryl Cwele, for having drug mules do the smuggling for them.

A WOMAN ON THE STREET WOULD WANT TO HAVE A TASTE OF DRUGS AND THE DEALERS WOULD GIVE THEM TO HER.

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Nobanda Nolubabalo, aged 23, was apprehended in 2012 and arrested by Thai police when her dreadlocks, in which were stored elongated tubes of cocaine, began “shedding”, said Times LIVE. The Daily Mail has released footage of the Johannesburg student in police custody, her head in her hands as the authorities demonstrate how she had planned to smuggle the drugs.

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Alicia Coetzer was detained about two weeks ago at Kenya’s main airport, alleg­ edly carrying more than a kilogram of cocaine. If convicted, Coetzer could be jailed for at least ten years. Originally from Cape Town, Coetzer flew into Nairobi from Brazil over the weekend. She had hoped to fly onto Botswana, but instead police, seemingly tipped off, detained and searched her intimately.


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NGOMSOMBULUKO izinhlangano zepoli­ tiki KwaZulu­Natal zisayinde isivumel­ wano sokuzibophezela okhethweni olukhulekile futhi olungenakusabisa. Phela kuyaziwa ukuthi uma sekuson­ dele lesikhathi sokhetho ukuthi ku­ namaqembu asaba ukuhanjelwa abalan­ deli bese echitha igazi lamalunga ezim­ bangi zawo ukuze nalabo abafuna ukushiya basabe ukuthi bazokwenzaka­ liswa.

The prejudice of money value ISRAEL MKHIZE

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HOEVER invented money truly prejudiced the batter trade sys­ temof‘the exchangeofanyvalu­ ables of value for value’. Money, which was valued in gold­value and equated to rand­value and visa versa, gold that is stored say, in the capital city reserves of exchange, lost its life around 1971 when currency was introduced by the Nixon Administration in the USA.

Withoutgettingdeeperintothistransi­ tion from money/gold value to money/ currency value, lets highlight the most critical casualties. First, money became a victim by being volatile to price control of goods and serv­ ice. This means that the value of money had to chase after the play out of markets under macroeconomics price control. Whatever the seller in the market would pitch their prize on their goods and servic­ es, money would have to adjust its value

Ukhetho lolu yilo oluveza kahle ukuthi umuntu unazo yini izibalo ahlale ememeza ngazo ukuthi unazo nokuthi usekwa aban­ tu abaningi. Kwamanye amaqembu ukusayinda izivumelwano ezifana nalesi sangoMsum­ buluko ukugcina icala nje kanti basheshe bavele obala nezinhloso zabo lapho sebe­ ba osikhwiliphambana­nobhoko. Phela abanye basuke nje befuna uku­ cashangasolesisivumelwanoukuzelapho

bebuzwa ukuzinikela kwabo bathi engani baze basayina sona lesi sibophezelo sokuziphatha sokhetho. Kuyaziwa phela ukuthi kukhona an­ gakufuni ukuthula noxolo ngoba phela la­ pho kuthule khona wona ahanjelwa abal­ andeli, baye kwamanye amaqembu. Aza­ ma ukuthi abe wodwa ezindaweni ukuze omunye oba elinye iqembu abonalakale njengesitha. Impela kuyaxaka ukuthi emva kwem­

to catch up. The second victimisation of money, as I have already alluded to above, was its conversion to currency value under former president Nixon, facilitated by the commerce sovereignty of the federal reserve. Asitiscommonknowledge,thefederal reserve introduced the practice of printing money in proportion to how prices were regulated by the ‘free market’. Inevitably, money value was no longer equated to gold stored by fed or stock exchange, but by how the prices of gold were behaving in the market, thus money chased after prices, hence we have what is called, in a nutshell, inflation and inflation targeting. If the market raises the price of a good or service, money loses its ‘current’ value and must therefore, accordingly chase the incumbent price. The same size bread we bought for R5 now costs double that price, albeit the same process of production. The ever­illusive currency method of money value, introduced us to secondary illusiveness which are sub­results of changing money from gold­value to currency. These are, namely ­ inflation, debt value or debt capital and interest. Interest, debt value and capital are the compensation of the difference between real money and currency value money. So in reality, one doesn’t know how much exact­ ly is in their pock­

et,howmuchtheyoweandhowmuchthey own. This complex and web­like entrap­ ment of purchase­value (money) in currency illusives justify the false cliché that“peopleliveabovetheirmeans”.What thatbasicallymeansis,currencycomplexi­ ty with its sub­traps on interest and debt­ value /capital will surely keep everyone trapped on a spiral swing of not really knowing one’s value of purchasing power. Living costs are rising. What is raising them ifitisnotthecomplexscamofcurrencyand her ‘friends’. Hard issues that black people hardly take a second to ponder. Equally so, on the race and class ques­ tion, have we resolved as a nation which is the main source of our catastrophe between the two? Late former SA President Nelson Mandela resolved the race question, as some contend, but what about the class question? Who is to resolve it? As Nixon graduated the financial system from gold value to currency fluctu­ ations, did he push forward the possibility of inclusion for the peripherals? Has the victory over race, as it were, solved the class question for the ‘previous­ lyunderdograce’orhasitentrenchedthem into further race currency­traps, which due to its complexity, paralyse and frastrate the victims from attempting any analysis. The underdog race, which is black in colour and African by continent, south by demography, is lagging behind other races by four grades; 1. Behind on gold­money

inyaka engu­20 kwatholwa inkululeko yokuzikhethela, kodwa kusekhona abantu ababulala abanye ngoba nje befuna babe amalungu ezinhlangano zabo ngenkani. IKhomishana yoKhetho akeyilandelele kahle ukuhlonishwa kwalesi sibophezelo ukuzeizephulamthethozijeziswengokuthi ziphucwe amavoti, zizwe ubuhlungu ngezenzo zazo. Lokhu kuyoba yisibonelo asabenobesafisaukuhlalisaabanyeaban­ tu lubhojozi. Bese kuboshwa abantu!

ISRAEL MKHIZE value as we own no gold. 2. In currency value as we do not control nor understand currency variation. 3. We are behind on the race masculinity discourse, because whether we as a black race like it or not, ourraceislaggingbehindtheentirehuman race as far as these critical things are con­ cerned. Even when ‘our saviours’ do their saving rituals every four years, it looks like other races beget the blessings. 4. Last and very sad, we are still the underdog class and don’t understand the class war. I have not tried to solve a problem, but instead problematise whatever is deemed a solution, because truth is, our African so­ cietyistrappedinthecomplexitiesofmon­ ey and currency, race and class Israel Mkhize is an author and development dractitioner and writes in his personal capacity.

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eminingi esejele, kuvele ubufakazi bokuthi asuke ebhecwe ngobende inyama engayidlanga. Amanye agwetshelwa ukubulala engabu­ lalanga. Noma kunjalo­ke, sikholwa ukuthi ijele yindawo yokuhlumele­ lisa izimilo, ukuze umuntu aphume khona eseyisidalwa esisha, abe yilungu eliqotho emphakathini. Okunye okungafanele kugud­ luke emiqondweni yethu, ukuthi abanye yizimo abaphila ngaphan­ si kwazo ezibenze bagcina ema­ jele. Cishe yizinkulumo ezinjengale­ zi esizilindele kumuntu ozibiza ngomfundisi. Hhayi lokhu kunh­ lanhlatha okwenziwe nguMfu. Meshoe eshela abavoti. Sesike sasho kulengosi ukuthi njengobasekusondeleukhetho,si­ sazozwa izimanga, abaholi abathile besho yonke imibhedo le abazitshela ukuthi bazoyenga ngayo abavoti. Sibaxwayisile abantu bakithi

ukuthi babagade abaholi aba­ zobadukisa ngokubakhohlisa. Sis­ hilofuthiukuthiokubuhlunguuku­ thi kukhona abantu bakithi abahl­ ale belindele ukukhohliswa. Kufikisela amahloni okwen­ zeke KwaMashu kwi­NFP ne­IFP. Kuyoze kube yinini sibulalana sodwa. Siphakamisa izandla ban­ tu bakithi. Sithi alwehle ulaka. Sekwanele. Nakho nje ukuthi sekwanele akulungile ngoba kunika umqon­ jwana wokuthi vele bekufanele sibulalanekodwakungafikiesibal­ weni esithile. Siyancomeka isinqumo sikaD­ kt. Mangosuthu Buthelezi noNkk. Zanele kaMagwaza­Msibi sokuthi baxoxe ngalesi simo esibuhlungu kangaka. Nathi siyacela ukuthi lesi simo singaqhubeki ngokuthi kube khona ozofuna ukuphindisela bese kulahleka eminye imiphefu­ mulo eminingi. Uma siqedana sodwa, kukhona abajabulayo abazikhohlisa ngokuthi siyobula­ lana size siphele. Nanxa singacheme naqembu lezepolitiki, sibona sengathi izethembiso eziningi esizizwayo kubaholi abehlukene, zikhomba ukuthi kuningi okuhle okwenziwa nguhulumeni ophethe. Siyaxakeka ukuthi uma kukho­ na abathi uhulumeni akangalokhu ekhuluma ngeminyaka engama­ 20 edlule, uzoyekelani ukukhu­ luma ngezinto ezinhle azenzile ngoba ingwe idla ngamabala. Nabo laba abaphikisayo bathem­ bisa ukwenza okuningi osekwenzi­ we nokusenziwa yilo hulumeni ophethe. Asisho ukuthi uhulumeni akanawo amaphutha. Umngani wami uNyikinyibhoxo uyaye athi akakazealiboneisokaelingenasici.


KZN Capital 104 FM’s letter of gratitude meet the aspirations of our communities without support. The station also pays tribute to its board members from our organisation,SizweStakeholdersForum, who have worked diligently through the years for the realisation of our dream to launch the station. KZN Capital 104 FM is encouraged by the commitment shown by them.

This newly launched radio station is also grateful for the enriching experiences that the people of Pietermaritzburg have shared with us, and we have no doubt we will make 2014 better. Together let’s make this city more peaceful and one that cares for all its people. South Africans are known to be a nation which have shared fears and hopes. Let us share whatever we

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LOCAL kwaito duo is hoping to take kwaito music to another level, having recently released an album entitled ‘Chillas Hardcore’. Sandile Mtolo from Hopewell and Sthembiso Nkosi from Northdale have been singing for the past four years, but only recently released their first album. The album, which talks about love, has 13 tracks and fuses kwaito, hip hop, club house and poetry. “This album does not have a specific target market. It is for anyone who loves to have some fun. It is for anyone who believes in love because we all need love. We are trying to change that image about kwaito artists, as they are often portrayed as aggressive and unloving. “We want to encourage people to love one another. We have also collaborated with some well-known artists such as ‘Intombi kaJehova’ and Botsotso Mahlaba,” said Nkosi. Nkosi said that this is the first of many albums to follow, as they are hoping to take the world by storm through their music.

MY ECHO SOAPIES GENERATIONS NICHOLAS goes out of his way to woo his ex. Things go from bad to worse for Ruby. MJ panics when Akhona resolves to get to the truth. Pearl gets a lead on the story she’s after. Will gets hold of pills and booze and offers some to Senzo. Turned on Nicholas says no to sex. Ngam­ la snaps at Priska when she pushes for more money. Queen’s curiosity backfires on her. Xolani offers to look after Sompisi for one night. Dineo frantically tries to locate her grandfather. Jason reveals things aren’t going too well at the rehab centre. Akhona is shocked by what Kimberley’s phone records reveal.Rubyisunawarewhenapatrontakesamisleading photo of her. MJ agrees to a rematch with Dirty Harry. Dr Jacobson is rattled when he gets threatened. ISIDINGO UNAWARE of the truth, Bradley throws himself fully into the search for the elusive criminal who raped Charlie. Katlego delivers a telling blow to Jefferson on the day he’sscheduledtoleaveforGhana.Winnersemergeatlast in the battle to make the perfect bunny chow. Bradley’s desire to protect Charlie threatens to destroy everything. Rajesh surprises Priya with a life­changing request. Lera­ to’s preparations for her Leaner’s License exam are less thanideal.Barkerbeginstospeculateaboutaconnection between Cherel and the mysterious disappearance of Quinton De Groot. Rajesh Kumar dreams of happy fami­ lies. Lerato’s success does not improve her love life. Charlie finds the net closing in on her and she makes a last ditch attempt to get free. Priya struggles with Rajesh’s seeming obsession about having another child. Agnes takes Lerato for her first driving lesson. Charlie feels the noose slowly descending

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MUVHANGO THANDAZA gives up hope of ever getting back to­ getherwithRanthumeng.TebohotriestoconvinceMula­ lo to leave Thathe. Nandi fears for Lerumo’s safety now thatheismarriedtoKhomotjo.Albertisschemingtotake the 40% share from the Mojalefa’s. Mampho tells Ran­ thumeng to marry Matshidiso. Teboho convinces Mulalo to let her get a job. Albert has a plan to get rid of the Mojalefas, but he won’t tell anyone what it is. Everyone is hoping that Azwindini will get a suspend­ ed sentence. Ranthumeng has decided which woman he wants to be with. The family and Azwindini brace them­ selves for Azwindini’s sentencing. Thandaza isn’t going to take Ranthumeng’s choice of Matshidiso lying down. Why do the police come after Lerumo and Khomotjo? SCANDAL SCELO finds a way to raise the money for the soccer camp which he knows would anger his father. Mlungisi kicks Scelo out of the house, with unexpected conse­ quences. Will Stephen accept Donna’s attempt to win his favour? Quinton catches Gloria red­handed? Scelo takes refugeattheKhumalos,butintryingtoaddressthesitua­ tion, will Mlungisi make matters worse? Stephen’s contract is cancelled by Daniel, and it is left to Mangi to challenge his father. Gloria is caught in the act by Mmadika, but will she be able to talk her way out of trouble? Just when it looks like the Ngemas may be reunited, some shocking news threatens to change the family forever. Palesa reconnects with Mangi, and Daniel realiseshemaybearresponsibilityforMangi’srecentmis­ fortunes. Gloria gets Mmadika off her trail before turning her attention to a new scheme. RHYTHM CITY SIFISO allows Tsetse Fly to take advantage of the house and throw a party. Lerato ditches Bash and insti­ tutes her own plan for Fausto, with disastrous conse­ quences. Bash and Lerato have to deal with the dead body. Sifiso tries to fix the damage caused by Tsetse Fly’s friends. Mamokete is having doubts about her victory over Sis Bee. Mamokete opens up about her regrets of not having matriculated. Miles is disappointed at Sifiso for lying to him about Tsetse Fly. Bash and Lerato speculate about what could have happened to Fausto’s body. Bash suggests to Lerato that they should return Fausto’s phone to the private investigator and collect the reward. Sifiso is not totally thrilled when Tsetse Fly moves in with them. Lucilla of­ fers Gail a fantastic opportunity to be an MC at a luxuri­ ous wedding, but she can’t find anyone to look after Quinton. David is desperate to spend some time with his son. Tsetse Fly continues to charm his way into Re­ demption. Bash and Lerato take one step closer to pick­ ing up some cash in exchange for the phone.

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DAYS OF OUR LIVES A SOCIAL worker arrives and tells Chloe and Philip that Parker is being put into protective custody. Philip asks Daniel to take Parker overnight but he initially refuses until Jennifer jumps in to help. Impostor Rafe suggests to Stefano that he cheat on Sami. Stephanie tells Sami that the hug felt more than friendly. Taylor and Brady drink their troubles away. Melanie loses the baby. Hope contemplates what to do with her life. Chloe signs papers to put Philip’s name on Parker’s birth certifi­ cate.MaggietriestotalkNathanoutofpursuingMel­ anie. Sami tries to surprise impostor Rafe with a MRI. Abbydoesn’tmakethebestfirstimpressiononChad. Melanie tells Philip that she cannot be with him. Nathan defends Melanie when Stephanie verbally attacks her not knowing about the miscarriage. Ste­ fano goes against E.J. and injects Rafe with a drug that will erase his memories. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL MAYA has false hope when Dayzee calls to meet with her regarding the situation between them. Fearing that the longer the secret is kept, the more trouble it will cause, Taylor attempts to persuade Steffy into telling Liam about her pregnancy. Love is in the air as Marcus and Dayzee spend their very first Valentine’s Day as a family. Bill and Katie’s at­ tempted romantic evening is derailed by their paren­ tal duties. Dayzee worries that her situation with Maya may open up a larger can of worms about her past that could lead to further legal trouble. Brooke recruits help from an old friend to assist in surprising Hope and Liam with something that will ensure their future together. With the help of Madison and Father Fontana, Brooke prepares to surprise Liam and Hope with an impromptuwedding.HopeshootsOliverdownwhen he opens up to her about the feelings that he still hasforher.TayloraccompaniesSteffytoherveryfirst appointment with the obstetrician.


Addressing problems of corruption and work ethic TALKING FOOTBALL

THABO DLADLA FOOTBALL leaders need to take action in addressing issues of violence and brutality in football. A few weeks back, I saw a

referee being assaulted during the SAB league match. A number of referees have been assaulted during matches and yet no one has been prosecuted. It seems that they have accepted this as a normal practice. The sooner people are taken to criminal courts the better. Safa also need to pay more attention to therecruitment,trainingandremunera­ tion of the men in black. The majority of guys seem to be earning their living from officiating in football matches. This is also

a reason why sometimes a referee will offi­ ciate alone in a football match as the whole amount is then not shared between the three officials. Issues of unemployment, poverty, and pure greed in some cases, lead a few of our match officials to accept bribes. I think this is not only a football problem. We have become a very corrupt society. People want to make lots of money without hav­ ing to work hard. Clubs make it possible for the corrupt referees to thrive. Ifwefailtoaddressproblemsofcorrup­

Young Natalians hold PMB flag high in South African Indoor Football Association The Natalians’ coach Gregory Nair said this week, his side is left with two games, one away and the other one at home, to round off the current season.

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tion and poor work ethic, South African football will continue to struggle. We need to do correct things at individual level. Football needs to grow and move away from traditional ways of operations. I find it abnormal that with all the latest tech­ nology, football associations are poor in communication with their members. Service delivery is the buzz word in South Africa. Sometimes, it looks like we do not understand that we owe our bread to clubs and players. Elected officials and associations’, or clubs’ employees, tend to

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think that they are doing people favours. Let us show some maturity and give the service that we can be happy with. The success of football in our country is dependent on the work of local football association and districts. It will be impossible for Danny Jordan to achieve Safa’s vision if people at lower levels do not act responsible. Unzima lo mthwalo!

Dambuza residents battle it out in sports and games

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THE KZN Department of Sport and Recreation, and Dambuza Councillor Mtuza Mkhize, last Saturday hosted a sports hub in Dambuza where various codes of sport and indiginous games were played. Defending against shooter Mbali Mbhele (R) is Nondumiso Sosibo during the games. PHOTO: JERRY BARNES

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NE of the oldest local teams during the old Maritzburg Football Association days, Young Natalians are trying very hard to keep the ‘good old days’ legacy alive. The Natalians are currently campaigning in thenewSouthAfricanIndoorFootballAssociation (Saifa), popularly known as Futsal around the globe. They are also one of the local sides holding the Pietermaritzburg flag aloft in the association under Safa. BesidestheYoungNatalians,theotheroutfit campaigning in the Saifa is Maritzburg Hotspurs. Young Natalians’ coach, Gregory Nair, said this week his side is left with two games, one away and the other one at home, to round off the current season. “We are going to play eThekwini City in Durban and Spurs at home. Our clash against

Spurs is obviously a PMB derby and is expected to be a crowd puller,” said Nair. The Young Natalians coach is confident of finishing off in the top four. Nair also feels the country’s indoor football is likely to grow and become popular, adding that the private sector or other partners are needed. “Futsal is very big around the world, but unfortunately around South Africa, we are at the moment overlooked.Safa, via the 2010 LegacyFund,werethefirstonestoleadtheway, butthefactisthatacoupleofsponsorsareneeded to sustain the league and possibly pay the players one day,” said Nair. Some of the household names playing for Young Natalians are the likes of Trevino Pillay, Simphiwe Mgedeza (both national players), Thobani Buthelezi and Joel Dlamini. –JERRY BARNES

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CALLING FOR COMMENT AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE MSUNDUZI INFORMAL ECONOMY POLICY Notice is hereby given in terms of the KwaZulu-Natal Informal Economy Policy of 2011and the Msunduzi Municipality Policy Development Procedure (5.5) is open for public inspection at the Msunduzi Municipality Municipal Offices or at website www.msunduzi.gov.za from 06/03/2014 to 26/03/2014. An invitation is hereby made in terms of the policy that any person who so desires should provide comment and recommendations with the Municipal Manager in respect of any matter reflected in, or omitted from, the Draft Msunduzi Informal Economy Policy within the abovementioned period.

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Copies of the Policy is obtainable at the following address: 341 Church Street, Professor Nyembezi Centre, Economic Development Unit, 9th Floor or www.msunduzi.gov.za

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Comments and recommendations must be returned to the following address: 341 Church Street, Professor Nyembezi Centre, Economic Development Unit, 9th Floor by 16h00 on the 10th of March 2014.

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For enquiries please contact the Economic Development Unit on 033 392 2144 Mr Mxolisi A. Nkosi Municipal Manager

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In terms of Item 6 of Schedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning Development Act No. 6 of 2008, notice is hereby given for the subdivision of land, as follows: Proposed Subdivision: Lease Portion 18 of the Farm Zwartkop No. 4669 (Ingonyama Trust Land) Kwamncane Location and Zoning [Ward 8] Councillor: Mr B.B. Ngcobo A copy of the application and accompanying documents are open for inspection between 08h00 and 16h00 weekdays, in the offices of the Manager: Development Management and Forward Planning, Planning Reception 5th Floor, Prof. Nyembezi Building, The Msunduzi Municipality, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg. Any person who has sufficient interest in the application may lodge comments thereto not later than the close of business on the 11 April 2014; with Mr N. Khoali, Manager: Development Management and Forward Planning of The Msunduzi Municipality, by post to; PO Box 1393, Pietermaritzburg 3200, or by hand-delivery to the abovementioned physical address. Please be advised that failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall disqualify a person from further participation in the process. Enquiries: Ms Z.I. Shinga 033 392 2180

HOUSE and Rondavel on a large plot for sale in Mpolweni R150 000 neg. Call 083 567 7067. IKHAYA PROPERTIES IMBALI UNIT J: 3 bed r o o m s R470 000. IMBALI UNIT 13: 4 bedrooms R530 000. IMBALI UNIT 2: 3 bed r o o m s R465 000. IMBALI UNIT 1: 3 bedroom s. R490 000. PANORAMA: 3 bedrooms R570 000. Call: 076 063 3196 / 072 624 31278. NGITHENGA izindlu ngokheshi. Ezingaphansi kuka R140 000. 072 463 1630.

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Ngokwesivumelwano SesiGaba sesithupha (6) Sohlelo lokuqala Somthetho Ophasisiwe Nombolo 6 ka 2008. Wohlelo lokuthuthukiswa nokuhlela KwaZulu-Natal: Isaziso sikhishelwe ukuba kwaziswe ngokuklanywa komhiaba: Isicelo sokuklama: Ilizi Ingxenye 18 Yefamu Zwartkop No. 4669 (Inginyama Trust Land) Kwamncane Location Nokuzona [Ward 8] Councillor: Mr B.B. Ngcobo Ikhophi yesicelo nosomqulu ohambisana nakho kuyatholakala ukuba kuhlolwe kusukela ngehora lika 08h00 kuya ku-16h00 phakathi nesonto, ehhovisini leMenenja: Emnyangweni wezokuphathwa kwentuthuko kanye nokuhlelwa ehhovisini lokwamukelwa, kwisitezi sesihianu (5th Floor) Kwisakhiwo esibizwa ngokuthi: Pro. Nyembezi Building, uMasipala wase Msunduzi, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg. Noma ngubani onentshisekelo mayelana nalesiphakamiso angafaka isikhalazo noma alethe isethulo ngaphambi kokuvala kosuku lokusebenza 11 April 2014; ku Mnu N Khoali, iMenenja: Emnyangweni wezokuphatha kanye nokuthuthukiswa nokuhlelwa ku Masipala waseMsunduzi, ngokuthumela ngeposi; ku- PO Box 1393, Pietermaritzburg 3200 noma ayilethe yena uqobo kwikheli elinikeziwe ngenhla. Uyaziswa ukuthi uma wehluleka ukufaka isikhalazo noma umbono mayelana nalesi saziso kuyobe sekukukhipha ohielweni lokuzibandakanya mayelana naloludaba. Imininingwane yemibuzo ungayithola ku- Ms Z.I. Shinga kwinombolo yaseHhovisi 033 392 2180.

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189 Public Notices G R E E N D O O R ENVIRONMENTAL I S A Z I S O S E E N V I R O N M E N TA L IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Abaceli: uMunisipala WaseMngeni EIA No: DC22/0005/2012 Isaziso sikhishwe ngapansi kwesimiselo 54, ye­EIA 2010, ngaphansi kewsigaba 24 (5) se NEMA (Act No. 107 of 1998), solotshwa ezazisweni zahulumeni No. R 543 of 2010: I Draft yeReport Esishintshiwe sesipakamiso sokwaka izindlu sokuhlala kwizinxenye 26 no 53 wepulazi Drifontien No.952, e M e r r i va l e , e Kw a z u l u ­ Natali,sesihanjiswe kubona boke ababhalisiwe kwi I&APs. Amaphepha achaza ngalokhu ayatholakala e Howick Public Library. Abantu abafisa ukubhalisa ngengabantu abathintekile noma abazothinteka ngenxa yalesiphakamiso bayacelwa ukuba bazise uRoxanne van Rooyen wakwaGreen Door Environmental, Block H, Quarry Office Park, 400 Old Howick Road, Hilton, ku P.O. Box 11, eHilton, 3245. Ucingo: 033 343 4176, Isikhahlamezi: 033 343 4201, I e­mail: roxanne@greendoorgroup.c o.za, ngaphambili kwamhlaka 25 March 2014. GREEN DOOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISAZISO SEENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Isaziso sikhishwe ukulandela i m i g o m o 5 4 y e Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 2010, ngaphansi kwa 24(5), 24M kanye 44 we National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998); Isaziso sahulumeni No. R543 of 2010, ngenhloso yokwenza lemisebenzi elandelayo: AbaseSamaria Safaris basungula ukwakha i­ Aero Estate kwezingxenye 52, 181, 185, 195, 369, kanye no 372, zepulazi Vaalkop and Dadelfontein No. 885, ngase Camperdown, eKwaZulu­ Natali. I n t u t h u ko i h l a n g a n i s a imisebenzi ehlukene esohlwini lezaziso zikahulumeni No. 544 kanye No. 546 we NEMA. Abantu abafisa ukubhalisa njengebathintekile bangathintana: no Roxanne van Rooyen of Green Door Environmental, P O Box 11, Hilton, 3245. Tel: 033 343 4176, Fax 033 343 4201, E­ m a i l : roxanne@greendoorgroup.c o.za. Uma kukhona omaziyo ofisa ukuzibandakanya kodwa ebe ekhubazekile ungathumela imininingwane yakhe ku Green Door Environmental. Ukufakwa ohlwini labathintekile, qinisekisa ukuthi I mininingwane yakho iyafika kulomuntu obhalwe ngenhla zingakapheli izinsuku ezingu 14 sikhishiwe lesaziso.

THE MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME SPECIAL CONSENT APPLICATION

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Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis (2) of the Town Planning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 27 of 1949, as amended) that it is the intention of The Msunduzi Municipality to consider an application for permission to: ESTABLISH A TUCK SHOP in respect of this site, being: PORTION OF ERF 2306/5 Street Address: 101 WEST STREET Plans and particulars may be inspected during normal office hours at the Corporate Asset Management Public Enquiry Counter, 5th Floor, Professor Nyembezi Centre, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg. Interested parties may lodge written objections and respresentations relating thereto with the Manager (Forward Planning and Development Management) at 5th Floor, Professor Nyembezi Centre, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg (PO Box 1393, Pietermaritzburg 3200) on or before: 9 April 2014. Any party who fails to lodge written objections and representations and reponse to this notice by the aforementioned date shall be precluded from further participating in the process with regard to the application. Mr M.A. Nkosi Municipal Manager City Hall Pietermaritzburg


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