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New home, fresh start >> Hard working disabled citizen rewarded with home from municipality JYOTHI LALDAS

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T was a day of celebration for 42year-old Musawenkosi Sikhakhane from Mandeni when he received keys to a new house from the Mandeni Local Municipality.

Sikhakhane, who is wheelchair bound, lives in Ireland Section, ward 13 and has never owned a house before.

Mandeni mayor Siphesihle Zulu handed the keys to the house to Sikhakhane on Saturday. The mayor,

members of the community and local volunteers were instrumental in mobilising resources for renovating an identified house to restore and hand-over to Sikhakhane.

Sikhakhane said he had always longed to own his own home, but never thought that one day he would have a decent house. “I thank the municipality, the mayor, councillors and the community for helping me and my family become proud home owners.”

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Councillor Muzi Mkhaliphi with disabled beneficiary Musawenkosi Sikhakhane and mayor Siphesihle Zulu cut the ribbon on the new home.

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HILD Welfare SA-KwaDukuza received another award last week when they were placed first in KwaZulu-Natal for selling the highest number of Tekkie Tax stickers for 2013.

The society was also placed second in the country for selling more than 5 000 stickers.

Child Welfare scoops “Tekkie Tax” award The award was presented by the national project manager, Annelise De Jager, in Durban last week.

The award is a great achievement not only for Child Welfare SA - KwaDukuza but for the entire community of KwaDukuza.

President of the society, Pravin Sham, placed on record his sincere thanks and appreciation to staff, council members, local schools, business houses and the community for supporting this valuable fund-raising drive, which assists disadvantaged

families. Schools which participated in the Tekkie Tax campaign include StangerManorSecondary,StangerSecondary, Darnall Secondary, Nonhlevu Secondary, Stanger Training Centre, Stanger Manor Primary, Harry Bodasing Primary, Radha Raapsingh Primary, North Coast Primary, KwaDukuza Primary, Nyakane Combined, Glenhills Primary, ML Sultan Secondary, Umhlali Prep, Stanger Heights Primary, Dawnview Primary, Ashville Primary Schools and Buzz Montessori Preschool.

At the awards presentation are, from left, Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza executive member Sundeep Oudhram, Child Welfare SA area manager Shamitha Ramsuran, Child Welfare SA regional director Saras Desai and Penny Dhaver, receiving the award from the national programme manager of the Tekkíe Tax Campaign Annelize De Jager, and Bongani Ndlovu (community worker).

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Chief Dube calls meeting CHIEF Hector Dube together with the members of the Zwelibantu Dube Communal Property Association will hold an important meeting on Sunday, 9 March at the KwaDukuza Town Hall, 9am.

Matters to be discussed include a court case report, to prepare for an expiring lease, a report about remaining land and the annual general meeting.

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New pipes for KwaDukuza JYOTHI LALDAS

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ATER interruptions will soon be a thing of the past for the communities of Stanger Manor and Zinkwazi (Ward 17 and 3 in KwaDukuza) thanks to the upcoming KwaDukuza Pipe Replacement Project.

The purpose of the project is to replace and upgrade ageing water reticulation infrastructure which is in poor condition and to provide a safe and reliable water network to KwaDukuza.

The iLembe District Municipality recently held public meetings in Zinkwazi and Stanger Manor respectively to introduce the project to ratepayers and residents.

In both areas, existing pipes will be replaced with PVC pipes (50mm 350mm) with installation of new pipe fitting and specials including PRV’s, isolating valves, air valves, scour valves, chambers, valve markers and fire hydrants.

Meter audits will be undertaken as well as relocation of water meters to property boundaries. The district will also install new meters and establish meter districts and pressure zones as

per the NRW strategy.

At the Ocean Reef Hotel in Zinkwazi, mayor of iLembe District Municipality Welcome Mdabe told residents that more than R200 million was owed to the municipality by ratepayers.

“We have more than 45 000 consumers on our system and only 3% pay rates. On top of that, there are areas in Maphumulo and Ndwedwe that do not have access to water.

These are all the challenges that we have to deal with as the municipality,” he said.

In Zinkwazi, a budget of R14, 2 million has been allocated for the Replacement Project and work is expected to commence in the first week of May and finish in November. An estimated 501 households are expected to benefit.

At the Stanger Manor Library, the speaker of iLembe, Thokozani Msweli revealed that a budget of R14.2 million for Highridge and R32.2 million for Stanger Heights and Stanger Heights respectively has been allocated for the replacement project.

He said a total number of 1 364 households are expected to benefit and work is also expected to start in

Speaker of iLembe District Municipality Thokozani Msweli, speaker of KwaDukuza Thulani Khuluse, Stanger Manor ward councillor Madhun Singh, iLembe Corporate Governance director Yvonne Mathonsi and the acting director of Technical Services in iLembe Notha Maphumulo with the KwaDukuza Pipe Replacement service provider’s representatives in the far left and right.

May and end in November. “There will be planned shutdowns during the project and as the District we will try to keep the water interruptions to at least a few hours and not days.”

The primary objective of the project is to reduce water loss, service interruptions, water supply costs and to improve operations.

Disabled citizen rejoices as hard work pays off FROM PAGE 1 “The situation has been very difficult for me considering my disability, however, I must mention that being disabled has not limited me in any way at all.

“I run a small welding business and that helps put bread on my family’s table. I am a hard working citizen of Mandeni and the mayor himself can testify to that,” Sikhakhane said.

He said that people and government should stop feeling sorry for people living with disabilities and seek alternative ways to help small businesses prosper so that disabled people can provide for their own families.

“There are many skilled artisans with disabilities who lack facilities for their day to day operations and we are urging the municipality to assist us.”

He also thanked ward 13 for giving disabled people equal opportunities to participate in local government development.

His new neighbours, who gathered aroundtheyardtowitnesstheofficialhandover were also excited for Sikhakhane.

At the hand-over Zulu said the main objective of the initiative was to inspire individuals to take action to help change the world for the better.

“Ultimately it seeks to empower ward 13 and other communities everywhere to

take action and inspire change.

“Small businesses have a major role to play in the South African economy in terms of employment creation, income generation and output growth.

“The small business sector plays a crucial role in people’s efforts to meet basic needs and help marginalised groups like female headed households, disabled people and rural families,”said Zulu.

“We thank everyone who participated in making sure that this house is renovated and cleaned and that Musa and his family have a home.

“A united community like Mandeni takes care of it people....” said Zulu.

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He was last seen in KwaDukuza at the Shoprite Centre where he was dropped off by a white bakkie.

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Uniforms for less fortunate >> Pupils from poverty-riddled area are on the receiving end JYOTHI LALDAS

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WAZULU-NATAL Legislature speaker Lydia Johnson handed over 128 school uniforms to pupils from Ezimpondweni Primary School in Ndwedwe last week.

The school is situated in a remote rural village in Ndwedwe, where poverty levels are high.

Of the 148 pupils, 128 received school uniforms through the speaker’s social responsibility programme.

The programme is an initiative of the KZN Legislature Speakership, with which Johnson helps communities that are in dire need of certain services.

It has made a number of interventions throughout the province, including the distribution of hundreds of mobile science kits, mobile libraries to schools, and seeds and agricultural implements to scores of women controlled co-operatives in rural areas.

Johnson said her office will also try and assist the children who did not receive uniforms at the hand-over.

“The reason why the other 20 children did not get the uniforms was because when the request was made for our intervention last year, there were only 128 pupils in this school. We brought the uniforms for those 128 as per last year’s request, only to find that the school had taken an additional 20 pupils,” said Johnson.

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DOLPHIN Coast Landfill Management (DCLM) and ukuPhakamisa non profit organisation are continuing with their efforts and commitment towards educating and empowering children through environmental education.

DCLM and ukuPhakamisa worked in partnership with Sappi Stanger, KZN Environmental Affairs, KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife, and the KwaDukuza Municipality to contribute towards Wetland Awareness Month by educating pupils from Lubisana Primary School recently.

The pupils were taken to the Sappi Wetland where they were given an informative educational talk about the value of wetlands in our environment.

Gcobisa Feke of DCLM said learning through practical examples is more effective in the memory of a child than theory from books.

She said that DCLM’s objective and vision is to empower young minds and aid their growing with a better understanding of the value and effect of the environment.

The pupils also had an opportunity to sit in a bird hide and observe wetland wildlife.

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SHANNON HOPKINS THE iLembe Chamber of Commerce announced the inception of a new CEO as well as the launch of their Chamber magazine recently, spelling growth for the initiative.

Cobus Oelefse has just taken over this month from previous CEO Trenley Tilbrook, who headed up the Chamber for three years.

Oelefse has been involved with the iLembe Chamber since its foundation in 2010, initially as an entrepreneur mentor, a member of the Entrepreneurship Steering Committee and more recently as an Executive Committee member. He will still be mentoring this year.

Oelefse has 20 years of corporate experience with both JSE and London FTSE listed public companies in the mining, manufacturing, retail logistics and supply chain and the high tech manufacturing and engineering industries.

After spending 10 years in the UK, Oelefse returned home to South Africa, and the KZN North Coast in 2009 and has been working as an independent consultant, conducting assignments locally and regionally in Africa for a number of international clients.

He holds a BA (Hons), B Comm and LLM degree. Tilbrook will leave the Chamber at the end of this month.

“It is with great ‘remorse’ and ‘excitement’ that I am leaving the ilem-

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New Chamber CEO Cobus Oelefse. be Chamber of Commerce at the end of February to join Tongaat Hulett Developments,” he said.

“I am really going to miss being part of the dynamic and progressive team that I have had the privilege of working with, as well as being part of all the exciting projects and initiatives that are in the pipeline for the Chamber,” he added.

Tilbrook and Oelefse also launched the very first issue of the

Chamber Magazine at a Growth and Development Summit last week, which will serve to inform the business community of their projects.

“The magazine showcases some of the achievements and key initiatives as well as the talent of the business community and business environment in the iLembe region,” says Oelefse.

“I am excited about all we are aiming for at the Chamber,” he said.

LOCAL grade seven primary school pupils had to put their minds to the test in the first round of the Luthuli Museum ‘Let’s Talk’ debate competition recently.

Held over two days, 12 North Coast schools were represented and winners from this round attended the quarter finals today (Wednesday).

Best speakers on the first day were from RA Padaychee , Alicia Perumal and Victoria Maquthu and from Stanger Manor Primary, Dhiya Maharaj. On the second day Londeka Mthembu from Mbekamuzi Primary, Bongiwe Chamane from Lloyd Primary and Ernest Saldana Gumede from Glenhills

secondary scored highest.

Adjudicators included Karen Bloomgarden, Thaven Harry and Ms Mohau Qalaza from the Durban Local History Museums.The winning schoolswill competeinthe semi-finals on March 5 and the finals on March 12.

“Debating teaches the individual a number of different skills, one of which is to respect another person’s arguments, to listen and to have respect,” said adjudicator Karen Bloomgarden.

The ‘Let’s Talk’ debate was first held at the Luthuli Museum in 2009. It has since grown from strength to strength with a primary and high school level.

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WORLD Cancer Day was acknowledged at Hirsch Ballito recently with a coffee morning and guest speaker, Jaime Ernst, who heads up the Ballito Cancer Support Network.

Ernst gave an update on cancer treatment and the importance of early detection – and prevention.

“People have got to be a lot more proactive with regards to taking care of themselves and their families.

“Staying out of the sun to avoid the possibility of skin cancer and developing melanomas, eating correctly, regular exercise and having regular health checks – all very important in the prevention of this dreaded disease,” said Ernst.

A breakthrough and revolution in cancer treatment was published recently in the Washington based Journal of Science. It discussed the harnessing of thebody’sownimmunedefencestoeliminate tumours.

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Support CANSA Shavathon 2014.

THE Christian Community Ministries (CCM) in KwaDukuza will be hosting the CANSA Shavathon 2014 at the Stanger Super Spar complex on Saturday, 1 March, from 8am to 5pm.

The community is urged to support the event by having their heads shaved or sprayed for a donation of R50 per adult or R25 for children under the age of 13.

One of the event organisers, Stephen Naidoo, said this is a way to show solidarity or support for those touched by cancer, as losing hair is a common side effect of cancer therapy.

“Participants show support by donating a fee to shave or colourspray hair, with some using the fun stencil shapes such as a star, butterfly, flower, soccer ball, lightning bolt and the word warrior.

“A new addition from 2013 is the colorful gels that have proven popular with children. The donation is used by CANSA to provide a service to the public and all people affected by cancer,” said Naidoo.

All funds raised are used to continue assisting CANSA with delivering their unique, integrated service to the public.

Naidoo added they will also have volunteers calling at business houses to enable them to support

the event as they understand business people and their staff are unable to leave their businesses and come to the shopping centres to support the event.

“Shavathon is a time to honour those fighting cancer and also to honour loved ones who have passed on.

“For some it is an emotional moment of quiet reflection, having their hair shaved in remembrance of those who are touched by cancer,loved ones lost and people they don't even know.

“For others, especially the kids, it is a fun and colourful way of raising funds and showing solidarity with the millions of South Africans touched by cancer.

“Everybody knows somebody who has been affected by cancer in some way. Shavathon gives you the opportunity to help us fight cancer in a substantial and memorable way. We also appeal to anyone who would like to assist to contact CCM as we need more volunteers.”

For further information, Naidoo can be contacted on 084 952 5046.

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DESIREE ERASMUS I ONCE worked with a man so short, creepy and conniving that he was nicknamed ‘The Poison Dwarf’.

I believe he is still in a position of authority today, where he verbally molests female colleagues and takes credit for the work of juniors.

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end up in novella form – but he is such a professionally inconsequential piece of toast-sweat that no one would bother writing it.

The image this festering rectum has of himself is one that is vastly superior to the image others have of him. While he believes he is the town messiah, colleagues in particular see him as the village idiot.

My professional time in the company of The Poison Dwarf was thankfully limited, but it made me painfully aware that unless you are self-employed, you will have to answer to someone who has the potential to be an intellectual and ethical sphincter.

And of course even if you are an entrepreneur, you may find yourself

adopting the behaviour of a sphincter, which means you are the cretin in this scenario.

In preparation for the piece you are reading, which was inspired by a letter from a reader, I sent out the ‘column batsignal’ to a few friends and colleagues who rated the following traits as ones that would render you or me (or them) horrible bosses: It seems the highest scoring quality of a HB is someone who is intellectually disenfranchised.

Thus, if you are unable to lead a team because you aren’t quite sharp enough yet you think you are the lost offspring of Einstein - your colleagues will probably treat you like that kid we all once knew in Special Class back in the pre politically

correct 80s: Suspiciously, pitifully and with thinly veiled disdain.

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Next on the list is, to quote a colleague, “Someone who passes the buck when the sh*t hits the fan”.

In other words, if you have instructed a subordinate to do something and your instruction falls foul of policy, it is your fault, not the subordinate’s. Letting the staff member take the proverbial fall on your behalf shows a lack of character.

Sexual harassment ranked highly on the rating system for HBs, according to female respondents. Keep your profes-

rapidly growing community.

Our understanding is that the Urban Improvement Project is being initiated and driven by a one-man band who has the support of the Chamber of Commerce.

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sional life tidy. If you can’t, resign before you are fired.

Indecisiveness, favouritism, poor follow-through, bad planning, lack of support and a slow turnaround time in answering colleagues’ requests also made the list. Your subordinate’s time is just as precious and limited as yours.

The more astute reader may have noticed that money has not made it onto the list; which falls in line with much research done on the topic of fulfilled staff. While salary certainly is and should be an issue if you are paid poorly, most employees are looking for respect, appreciation, support and leadership.

If you are unable to offer these things, you may be a horrible boss, or at least be in the running to become one.

Or, worse, you may be subjecting yourself to the future rant of a columnist who once worked with or for you.

willing to pay the extra levies can gladly move onto one of the many residential estates on the North Coast.

According to reports, the local business owners and residents have already paid R360 000, and what have we got to show for it?

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Knowing cholesterol better >> Cholesterol is a soft, waxy, fatty substance made naturally in the body GOOD,bad,highdensity,lowdensity?

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Some people have a heriditary condition where their bodies make too much cholesterol.

“Good” and “bad” cholesterol There are basically two kinds of cholesterol: 1“Good” or HDL cholesterol (the full term is High Density Lipoprotein cholesterol). HDL cholesterol is sometimes called “good” because it helps remove cholesterol from the arteries, the blood vessels that carry oxygenrich blood from your heart to the body’s cells.

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Excess cholesterol, and other substances normally found in the blood like calcium and fat, can start to build up just under the lining of artery walls.

The areas of the artery wall where cholesterol and other matter collects are called “plaques”.

The formation of plaques in the arteries is a condition called atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis or “hardening of the arteries”.

How arteriosclerosis progresses Over time, the plaques get harder andnarrowthearteriesfurther,limiting blood flow and damaging the artery wall. The rougher the plaques makethearterylining,themorelikely substanceslikeplatelets,whichmake the blood sticky and promote clotting, will also get trapped there.

If narrowing occurs in the coronary arteries, which carry oxygenrich blood to the heart muscle itself, the condition is called coronary ar-

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Coronary artery disease may cause angina: pain or a sensation of pressure in your chest. You may also feel angina pain in your arms, shoulders, neck, jaw or back; it may even feel like indigestion.

A section of plaque can break open,causingabloodclottoform:this can suddenly and dramatically block blood flow to a vital organ. Blood clots can also break free and travel in the body to cause blockages elsewhere.

A heart attack occurs if blood flow to part of the heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked. If you don't have emergency treatment to quickly get the blood flowing again, the section of heart muscle starved of oxygen-rich blood can die. A heart attack may be fatal.

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ADHD has three subtypes: Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive >>Most symptoms (six or more) are in the hyperactivity-impulsivity categories. >>Fewer than six symptoms of inattention are present, although inattention may still be present to some degree.

Predominantly inattentive >>Themajorityofsymptoms(sixormore) are in the inattention category and fewer thansixsymptomsofhyperactivity-impulsivity are present, although hyperactivityimpulsivity may still be present to some degree. >>Children with this subtype are less likely to act out or have difficulties getting along with other children. They may sit quietly, but they are not paying attention to what they are doing. Therefore, the child may be overlooked, and parents and teachers may not notice that he or she has ADHD. Combined hyperactive-impulsive and inattentive >>Six or more symptoms of inattention and six or more symptoms of hyperactivity-impulsivity are present. >>Most children have the combined type of ADHD. Causes Scientists are not sure what causes ADHD, although many studies suggest that genes play a large role. Like many other illnesses, ADHD probably results from a combination of factors. In addition to genetics, researchers are looking at possible environmentalfactors,andarestudyinghowbrain injuries, nutrition, and the social environment might contribute to ADHD. Signs and Symptoms Inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity are the key behaviors of ADHD. It is normal for all children to be inattentive, hyperactive, or impulsive sometimes, but for children with ADHD, these behaviors are more severe and occur more often. To be diagnosed with the disorder, a child must have symptoms for 6 or more months and to a degree that is greater than other children of the same age.

Childrenwhohavesymptomsofinat-

>>Has any medical problems that af- teachers. Coaches, babysitters, and other may think that children with the hyperactention may: adults who know the child well also may >>Be easily distracted, miss details, forget tiveandimpulsivesubtypesjusthaveemo- fect thinking and behavior. be consulted. >>Has any learning disabilities. things, and frequently switch from one ac- tional or disciplinary problems.

The specialist pays close attention to >>Has anxiety or depression, or other Diagnosis tivity to another.

No single test can diagnose a child as psychiatric problems that might cause AD- the child's behavior during different situa>>Have difficulty focusing on one thing. tions. Some situations are highly struc>>-Become bored with a task after only having ADHD. Instead, a licensed health HD-like symptoms. >>Has been affected by a significant tured, some have less structure. Others afewminutes,unlesstheyaredoingsome- professional needs to gather information about the child, and his or her behavior and and sudden change, such as the death of would require the child to keep paying atthing enjoyable. >>Have difficulty focusing attention on environment. A family may want to first a family member, a divorce, or parent's job tention.

Finally, if after gathering all this infororganising and completing a task or learn- talk with the child's pediatrician, who may loss.

A specialist will also check school and mation the child meets the criteria for ADalso seek input from a mental health speing something new. >>Have trouble completing or turning in cialist with experience in childhood mental medical records for clues, to see if the HD, he or she will be diagnosed with the homework assignments, often losing disorders such as ADHD. The pediatrician child's home or school settings appear un- disorder.

Forfurtherinformation,contactDrStrithings (e.g., pencils, toys, assignments) or mental health specialist will first try to usually stressful or disrupted, and gather rule out other possibilities for the symp- information from the child's parents and ni Chetty on 032 55 22 911. needed to complete tasks or activities. toms. For example, certain situations, >>Not seem to listen when spoken to. >>Daydream, become easily confused, events, or health conditions may cause temporary behaviors in a child that seem and move slowly. >>Have difficulty processing information like ADHD. Between them, the referring pediaas quickly and accurately as others. trician and specialist will determine >>Struggle to follow instructions.

Children who have symptoms of hy- if a child: >>Is experiencing undetected seizures peractivity may: that could be associated with other medi>>Fidget and squirm in their seats.

032 55-22-911 cal conditions. >>Talk nonstop. >>Has a middle ear infection that is >>Dash around, touching or playing with Strictly by appointment only causing hearing problems. anything and everything in sight. >>Has any undetected hearing or vi>>Have trouble sitting still during dinner, sion problems. school, and story time. >>Be constantly in motion. >>Have difficulty doing quiet tasks or activities.

Children who have symptoms of impulsivity may: Medical Practitioner B.Sc (Hon) MBChB >>Be very impatient.

Suite 1, Medihouse, 12 King Shaka Road (Next to Midas) >>Blurt out inappropriate comTel: 032 552 2962/032 552 2982 ments, show their emotions without restraint, and act without regard for consequences. -Have difficulty waiting for things they want or waiting their turns in games. >>Often interrupt conversations or others' activities.

ADHD can be mistaken for other (032) 551-5780 problems Parents and teachers can miss the fact that children with symptoms of inattention have the disorder because they are often quiet and less likely to act out. They may sit quietly, seeming to work, but they are often not paying attention to what they are doing. They may get along well with other children, compared with those with the other subtypes, who tend to have socialproblems.Butchildrenwiththe inattentive kind of ADHD are not the only ones whose disorders can PHONE FOR APPOINTMENTS be missed. For example, adults

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SERVICE GUIDE THE CV PRO

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Find us at 7 Smithers Road, Stanger

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SESIPHINDE sahlangana bafundi XOLANI NXUMALO bethu abahle. Sagcinana ngesikhathi sixoxa nge ‘minsinsila naTSHE limi ngothi kuMasipala wasemadilozi’. Nansi ke indaba engihluMandeni njengoba izisebenzi zawo zithi NOSIPHO MKHIZE phayo kulezi zinsuku. iMenenja mayimise ngokushesha emsenosipho.mkhize@media24.com Ngikhathazwa abantu benzini umQondisi wezeMisebenzi, imise abathanda ukuzikhukhumeza. nokuqashwa kwabantu okwenziwe inhloIzisebenzi ezingaNgiyathanda ukuhlala nabantu uma eselokishini. Ngiyaninxusa lo-khono yokuqashwa kwabo inyunyana malunga eSamwu abahlukahlukene. Angikhethi bala bantu bakithi, ake sishintshe indleingamelwe, kuphenywe nohlelo kuMasipala waselamuntu. Angiyi ngokuthi umuntu laesenzangayo.Angikholwaukuthi lokukhushulwakwemiholoyezisebenzikuMandeni zisemhuphetheni esandleni kodwa isiza- iyona ndlela okhokho bethu abasilo masipala. langanweni ngolthu sami ukuthi ngifunde okuningi fundisa ngayo le. Ngisho nomlungu Lokhu kuvele emhlanganweni obushwesiThathu. oyisicebi akayenzi lento kubo bonke abantu. isa wezisebenzi zalo masipala ezingaKunalentoethandaukubanzima yokuziphakamisa. Noma ehamba malunguenyunyanaiSouthAfricanMunic- kabasibona abase Mandeni namaphethe- ngobuhlobo nangobungane njengoba esfuthi engingayazi nokuthi isukaphi. emgwaqeni ngeke uzitshele ukuthi ipal Workers Union (Samwu), obungol- lo, kodwa bavela ngaphandle kwale nda- anda kuqasha intombazane eyisihlobo sakhe ingayenzanga inhlolokhono. Kulo luhNgizobhekisa kakhulu kwabansun- uyisigwili ngenxa yokuthi akawesiThathu ngeledlule. Ububanjelwe wo, yingakho bengenalo uzwelo kuzo.

Kulomhlangano kuvele nokuthi ngo la izisebenzi zithi namakhansela alo masidu ngoba ngiyazi ukuthi ngizokhu- zikhukhumezi. ngaphandle kwamagceke amahhovisi alo makayeke ukugxambukela Asiyeke ukucwasana siyisizwe luma ngizwakale. masipala, njengoba zithi imenenja yawo Januarykophezulu,lenyunyanaibhikishele pala Ngihlushwa yilolu daba lokuz- esimnyama. Masingazi phakamisi. uMnuz. Lulamile Mapholoba, iyazenqabe- emahhovisi ale menenja iyokwethula uhlu emsebenzi wazo. Zikhala nokungalutholi zezisebenzi.

UMnuz. uqeqesho lomsebenzi wazo. Zibuza ikhukhumeza noma lokuziphaka- Esikhundleni salokho masifukula ukuba zibambe imihlangano emagceke- lwezikhalo lane sibambisane ngoba lokho kumisa. ni awo. Zitshele leli phephandaba ukuthi Mapholoba ubenikezwe izinsuku eziy- nokuthisivalelweniisikhalaseYouthOfficUmuntu unele athole isikhundla zokwakha isizwe esimnyama esikazenelisekile neze yindlela uMqondisi isikhombisa ukuba aphendule ngalo. Zithi er ebesisasikhangisiwe kwaze kwenziwa esingconywana emsebenzini noma bumbene, nesinenhlonipho, ukuze wezeMisebenzi, uNksz. Zanele Mngadi, en- nakuba ephendulile uMnuz. Mapholoba, nenhlolokhono yaso ? Zinxuse ihhovisi le emphakathiniumboneesehambela nenzinye izinhlanga zisihloniphe. za ngayo izinto kulo masipala, ikakhululazi kodwa akushilo akuwathinti amaphuzu African National Congress (ANC) esiyingini phezulu. Angazi kuke kuthini Ningixolele bafundi uma kukhona ohlelweni lokwenyuswa kwemiholo yez- abesohlwini lwezikhalazo. Kulo luhlu izise- iPreva Khumalo (iLembe), ukuba ilusukuemqondweni womuntu uma ese- othintekile kuloludaba kodwa eyaisebenzi. Zithi lesi sikhulu esiqashwe benzi beziyinqumele ugwayi katiki im- mele udaba lokuphathwa kwezisebenzi bukela abanye abantu phansi enze koKhabazelaibibekaumbonowayo sekuyophela unyaka odlule wezi 2013, ses- enenja zithi uma ingamthatheli izinyathe- kulo masipala.

NB: Municipal Manager’s response to sengathi uthole isikhundla sokuba njengoba nawe mfundi unemvume enyusele amaholo labo abangabaphathi lo uNksz. Mngadi, kwayena kufanele ehle ngumengali wezwe lonke, ekubeni yokuphawula ngalolu daba. Un(supervisors), kodwa zona zangeny- esikhundleni. Zithi uNksz. Mngadi uqasha follow, still trying to get hold of him. kwasayena uMnuz Jacob Zuma en- gasibhalela uthumele ngeposi uselwa. Zibabaza negebe eselikhona gaziphakamisi. Ubone umuntu wa- ekhelini elithi, 43 Imvubu Park phakathi kwemiholo yalaba baphathi nezkhona engasakwazi ngisho ukub- Place, Riverhorse Valley, Durban isebenzi ezisezingeni lama general assistUMASIPALA WAKWADUKUZA ingelela, kodwa ebe ehlala nabanye 4017 noma uthumele nge-email ants (GAs), njengoba zithi imiholo yabo isISICELO SOKUTHUTHUKISWA KOMHLABA elithi nosiabasebenzi edla nabo, encokola ekhelini uke kuR7 000 ngenyanga yaya ku R16 000 ETETE ISIGABA SESINE SEHUMAN SETTLEMENT PROJECT nabo, kodwa nje inkinga iqale uma pho.mkhize@witness.co.za noma ngenyanga. Zithi lokhu kuvule elikhulu esenyuselwe esikhundleni esithe ushishayele ezinombolweni ezithi igebe phakathi kwabaphathi nama Gas, Lesi yisaziso sokuthi sokuthi sekwenziwe isicelo kuMasipala, 074 696 873/031 533 7624. thuthu. wona ahola uR5 460 ngenyanga. Zibuye ngokukaChapter 2: Section 9(2) noChapter 3: Section 22(2) womthetho Omunye uze ahambele phezulu, zakhala ngokuthi iningi lalaba baphathi weKwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (no. 6 ka 2008) wokuvulwa komhlaba ozothuthukiswa, owaziwa ngokuthi yi-Etete Phase abanye abantu 4, on erven: ababukise okwamanzi okupheka up1.Chapter 2: ukuchibiyela okuhlongozwayo kohlelo ngokunwetshwa huthu. kweShakaskraal Town Planning Scheme; ne Lomkhuba ufana 2.Chapter 3: ukuhlanganiswa okuhlongozwayo nokudatshulwa nse nomuntu okuthi Value Centre • 031 263 0257 okuzolandela kwe-Erven: kade ehlalisene kahle nomphakathi Ptn 8 Ptn. 179 www.leathergallery.co.za Rem. 87 (of 57) Rem. of Ptn. 76 jikelele elokishini, SHUMMY Ptn. 317 (of 57) Rem. of Ptn. 77 anele abe nemali Rem. of Ptn 57 Rem. of Ptn. 20 aqale ukuba nehlo SECTIONAL Ptn. of Rem. of Ptn. 31 (of 3) Rem. of Ptn. 326 (of 20) lokukhetha ubRem. of Ptn. 408 Ptn. 339(of 3) R7 500 hontshisi. Lapho-ke Ptn. 409 (of408) Ptn. 180 (of 153) usuke engasathintFabric Ptn. 171(of 32) Rem. of Ptn. 328 Choice of left or wa esenemali edida Ptn 172 (of 32) Ptn. 312 (of 100) right chaise usathane. La ‘majiRem. of Ptn. 3 Ptn. 313 (of 100) Grey.

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Excludes delivery from Pinetown Warehouse. Prices valid until 2 March or while stocks last

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CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION AYER ROCK Guesthouse, 74 Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, “Tasteful executive accommodation”.

Contact: 0325516503/0825623676.

Blythedale BeachBeautiful Private ensuit rooms available, Breakfast lunch dinner on request. Call: Gino073 707 9006.

BUSINESS FOR SALE Salon for sale in a busy area in the CBD. Contact: 078 443 4326.

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET 1).Hair Dressing SalonKing Shaka Str. 2).Workshop 3).Factory 4).Mini Factory 5).Warehouse 6).Offices 7).Office Suite 8).Hall Contact: 072 579 3167.

FLAT TO LET 2 Bedroom granny flat, close to town, water incl. Contact: 083 417 0996 (A/H Only).

2 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, B&T. Phone: 083 560 0782.

Flat to share available immediately in CBD, preferably young, decent and responsible male with sober habits.

Contact: 083 628 3648.

Flat: 1 b/r, L&D/R, T/ Shower Flat: 1 b/r, L&D/R, T/ Shower in CBD. Flat: 2 b/r, D/R, Kitchen, T/Shower.

Flat: 2 b/r, Lounge, D/R, kitchen, T/ Shower. Contact: 072 579 3167.

Granny flat to letGlenhills, 1 bedroom, kitchen, toilet, bathroom, fully tiled, secure parking, R2200 incl. water & lights.

Contact: 032-551 3472/072 847 5806.

Two bedroom granny flat to let. Available for immediate occupation.

Phone: 082 310 6279.

HOUSE TO LET 2 Bed, lounge, kitchen, open plan, fully tiled, safe parking, R320000 excl. W/L. Phone: 083 365 6882/074 205 0952.

Outbuilding for rent in Stanger, 1 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, T/B, Fully fenced with 24 hour armed response.

Call: 082 921 2394.

Outbuilding to let-2 bedroom, lounge, kitchen, T/Shower in Stanger Manor, occupation from 01 March 2014. Contact: 084 525 0061/081 402 3616.

HOUSE FOR SALE

Should you wish to sell we have qualified buyers.

Contact us on 032-551 1630 Stanger-5 b/room, double garage, lounge, kitchen, dining room.

Stanger Manor-3 b/ room, dining room, lounge, kitchen, ensuite, single garage, carport, basement offering 1 ½ b/room.

Contact: 032-551 4797/082 377 1880.

We do the following: 1.Free property evaluation 2.Buy and sell properties 3.Arrange finance Do not hesitate to contact Mthunzi for help on 083 729 6425 or at mthunzifs@gmail. com.

LOANS Are you drowning in debts? We assist you with an admin order, remove all garnishees from your salary and increase your take home pay. Pay one affordable installment with repayments from as low as R600 per R50 000 debt. We do not charge any upfront fees. Take action now: Phone-Princess (Stg Office)-032-552 1194/ A/H: 073 929 6811, Makhosi (DBN Office)031-306 7250/A/H: 083 348 1663, Indira-032552 1170 (A/h)/083 651 2441.

PREMISES TO LET 50sqm premises to let, 2 Jackson Str. Stanger, R3500. Cell: 082 922 1896.

TRANSPORT Anyone looking to join a lift club from Stanger to Durban Central, 8am-5pm, Monday to Friday. Call: 083 490 9761/082 628 9773.

VACANCY Assistant required for air-conditioning Company, must be able to install and service all makes and types of airconditioners. Call: 082 863 0405.

Code 10 Driver required, must be of sober habits, 5 years experience. Call at Siya Zama Hardware, 56 Balcomb Street, Stanger.

D.C. Clothing, a shirt manufacturer in Umhlali, requires qualified & experienced safety and flat machinists. Will pay Bargaining council rates. Call: 032-947 1456 or 084 503 4222.

VEHICLE FOR SALE

VEHICLE FOR SALE

1989 Ford Sapphire 2.0i GLE Auto, Mechanically sound, clean and reliable, 15 inch rims, R17 500 onco. Contact: 073 008 0949.

Isuzu 280DT LWB Bakkie, R55 000 onco.

Tel: 083 667 5965.

Toyota Tazz Red with mags, R45 000 onco.

Tel: 072 597 1000.

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AUCTION IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA AT STANGER CASE NO.: 2551/2012 In the matter between:ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALTY EXECUTION CREDITOR And ZULFI MOODLEY EXECUTION DEBTOR Kindly take notice in pursuant of Judgment by the above Honourable Court and Writ of Execution issued thereon, the under mentioned movables, belonging to the above Named execution debtor will be sold in execution by the Public Auction to the highest Bidder for cash, at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m on THURSDAY, 13TH MARCH 2014.

1 x Defy Toploader Washing Machine (Twinmaid 800) 1 x Samsung Microwave 1 x Defy Toploader Washing Machine 1 x Conquest Freezer 1 x LG Microwave 1 x Palsonic Colour TV 3 Piece TV Unit 3 Piece Lounge Suite 1 x Janome Sewing Machine 1 x Table (Glass Top) & 4 x Chairs TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court 2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza.

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AUCTION IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA AT STANGER CASE NO.: 1225/2013 In the matter between:ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALTY EXECUTION CREDITOR And MUTHUMA GOVENDER EXECUTION DEBTOR Kindly take notice in pursuant of Judgment by the above Honourable Court and Writ of Execution issued thereon, the under mentioned movables, belonging to the above Named execution debtor will be sold in execution by the Public Auction to the highest Bidder for cash, at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m on THURSDAY, 13TH MARCH 2014.

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3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia; -Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id-99961) -Fica-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particular; -Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash; and -Registration of conditions 4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers Mr. R. Singh (Sheriff) and /or S. Reddy.

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TANGER and District Volleyball Association (SDVA) will host an inter-school Under-17 volleyball tournament for boys and girls on Friday, 28 February at the association courts commencing at 12 noon.

SDVA president, Isaac Abraham urged all secondary schools in the Ilembe District to field a boys and girls thereby giving their pupils an opportunity to play sport.

Abraham said: “There is dearth of sport at secondaryschoollevelwitheducatorsandpupilschanneling their energies into academic performance”.

“Playing sport gives pupils an opportunity to destress and all schools are urged to come out in their numbers to play on Friday”, added Abraham.

At the end of the tournament a SDVA Under-17 boys and girls squad will be selected to participate in the KwaZulu-Natal Youth Championship scheduled to take place on 8 March at the University of Durban Westville Sports Complex.

Talented players at the provincial tournament will be selected to represent KZN at the South African Youth Volleyball Championship scheduled to take place in July (venue to be confirmed).

Players participating in Friday’s tournament must be in possession of a certified copy of their identity documents.

Players born in 1997/1998/1999willbeeligibletoparticipateinthe tournament.

All teams must be accompanied by an educator (manager-cum-coach). For further information regarding the schools tournament contact Isaac Abraham on 079 4280 345.

Meanwhile, reigning SDVA Competitive League champions, Grove End were all smiles after the draws for the Trophies Engravers-sponsored Top 8 Knockout Cup (scheduled to get underway on 6 March) was held on Thursday night at Manor Primary School.

Grove End were drawn against social league rookies Sunbrook in the quarters and are expected to ease into the semi-final to set up a mouth-watering clash against newly crowned social league champs NforceTitansorrunners-upTeachersStyle who are expected to renew their rivalry at the start of the 2014 season.

Former competitive league champions, KSST will do battle with Cool Leaders in the quarters before locking horns with the winner of the Randsons/ Warriors clash in the semi’s.

The play-offs for 3rd spot and final will take place on Thursday, 13 March. The SDVA Premier League is expected to get underway on 20 March.

In other volleyball news, the much anticipated A & S Party Shop-sponsored women’s knockout tournament which was abandoned due to rain will take place on Friday, 7 March at the association courts commencing at 6.00pm.

TheSDVAannualgeneralmeetingwilltakeplace tonight (Wednesday) at Manor Primary School commencing at 6.30pm.

Manor snatch thrilling 27-runs victory

Manor 'C' (above) snatched a thrilling 27-runs victory against Maphumulo (top) in a domestic Twenty-20 League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday.

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ANOR 'C' snatched a thrilling 27-runs victory against Maphumulo in a domestic Twenty-20 League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday.

The visitors won the toss and elected to field first. Manor posted 95/8 in their allotted 20overs. Zamir Maraj top-scored for Manor with 31 runs which included four boundaries.

X. Shobede was the destroyer-in-chief for Maphumulo claiming 5/12 from 4 overs.

In reply Maphumulo were dismissed for 68 runs in the 16th over. Opener Shobede was the only Maphumulo batsman to offer any resistance top-scoring with 38 runs which included six 4's.

Shivaan Singh (4/17 from 4 overs) and Suleiman Moolla (3/9 from 3 overs) were the pick of the Manor bowlers.

Meanwhile, Ilembe trounced Newlands East by 66-runs in a KwaZulu-Natal SubUnion Challenge League game played at the John Dory Ground in Durban on Sunday. The visitors won the toss and elected to bat first.

They posted 187/10 in 42.5 overs. Preshen Rampersadh, batting at four notched up a brilliant half-century (68) which included nine 4's.

Opener Steven Jacobs smashed a "quickfire" 37 runs which included five 4's and a huge 6.

Tail-ender Mohamed Mhlongo relished the conditions at the "death" smashing two sixes and three fours in his 36 runs contribution.

Wasim Suleiman (3/38 from 10 overs) and Saleem Malik (2/48 from 7.5 overs) were the most successful Newlands bowlers.

In reply the hosts were bundled out in the 33rdoverfor121runswithAkmarAhmed(17) and Zulfir Nazir (17) the only batsmen to record double digits.

Dillon Rautenbach (3/30 from 7 overs) and Iqbal Sher (2/21 from 10 overs) impressed with the ball for Ilembe.

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WEEKLY REPORTER RAJEN Naidoo inspired Morningside to an emphatic 194-runs victory against Warriors International in an Ilembe Cricket Union 50 Overs top-of-the-table league clash played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Man-of-the-match Naidoo hit a swashbuckling century (101) which included eight 4’s and seven 6’s.

Morningside won the toss and elected to bat

first. Gerhard Nagiah and Jodie Chetty set the platform for a huge tally after posting an openingpartnershipof42runsbeforeChettywasdismissed by Omar Hayat for 18 runs.

NagiahandNaidootookthetallyto68/2before Nagiah fell prey to a Suhail Yunus delivery for a well played 34 runs which included six 4’s and a huge 6.

Levan Moodaly was sent for an early shower after being dismissed by Hayat for a mere 3 runs.

Naidoo and Marshall Pubalan swung the pendulum in favour of Morningside after posting an impressive 108-runs 4th wicket partnership.

Pubalan made a note-worthy 42 runs which

included three boundaries before becoming Hayat’s second victim. Rishal Devkurran joined Naidoo at the crease and this pair posted an impressive 83-runs partnership for the 5th wicket before Naidoo departed the scene with a superb ton next to his name.

Devkurranscoredabrillianthalfcentury(59) which included seven 4’s before being bowled

by Pratheer Ramkaran. Morningside posted a mammoth 292/8 in their allotted 50-overs.

RamkaranwasthepickoftheWarriorsbowlers claiming 3/63 from 10 overs. He received good support from Hayat who claimed 2/44 from 10 overs.

Chasing293forvictory,Warriorsweredismissed for a paltry 98 runs in the 30th over.

Mohamed Sikander (34), Rishen Mathapersad(15)andRamkaran(11)weretheonly batsmen to offer any resistance.

Naidoo (1/16 from 7 overs) and Devkurran (1/16 from 7 overs) were the most economical Morningside bowlers.

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Local lad to play for KZN

>> Kyle to represent KZN U13 Invitational squad WEEKLY REPORTER

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YLE Chinakanoo of North Coast Primary School was over the moon after he was

selected to represent the KwaZuluNatalCricketUnionU13Invitational squad to participate in the DPHS tournament to be played in Durban from 27 February to 1 March.

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LAND: ETETE PHASE 4 FOR A HUMAN SETTLEMENT PROJECT Notices are hereby given that an application has been made to the Municipality, in terms of Chapters 2: Section 9(2) as well as Chapter 3: Section 22(2) of the Kwazulu Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (no. 6 of 2008) for the establishment of a land development area, known as Etete Phase 4, on erven:

Twelve-year-old Kyle represented Ilembe Primary Schools at the KZN Primary Schools Cricket Festival in Durban last year and caught the eye of selectors at the provincial tournament.

The youngster boasts immense talent with the bat and ball and at the young age of nine was selected to represent the North Coast Primary School U11 squad. In 2013 he voted player of the

tournament in the Ilembe Primary Schools U11 League claiming 15 wickets and 105 runs.

Kyle is hoping that his participation in the DPHS Tournament will be a stepping stone for a call up into the KwaZulu Natal Primary Schools U13 squad at the end of the year.

He is indebted to Desigan Pillay and his father, Devan who serves as mentor and coach.

He plays league cricket on a weeklybasisforManorCricket Club and is hoping to make a breakthrough into the senior squad in the not too dis-

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A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection from 28 February 2014 by interested members of the public during office hours at the Secretary, Development Planning, KwaDukuza Municipality, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Stret.

Any person having sufficient interest in the proposed amendment is invited to cause written comments thereon with The Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, Stanger, 4450 by no later than 4 March 2014.

A person who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice will be disqualified from further participation in the process.

Applicant Details: KwaDukuza Municipality: Represented by: S. J. Struwig Town and Regional Planners P. O. Box 347 Stanger 4450 Tel No. 032 5523624 Fax No. 032 5512636 N. J. MdakaNe Municipal Manager Municipal Offices 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street KwaDukuza Municipality P.O. Box 72 Stanger4450 Date: 28 February 2014

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Kyle's dream is to play for the KZN Dolphins emulating the feat of Cody Chetty and Keshav Maharaj.

Other players selected to represent the KZN U13 Invitational squad include Brayden Sambhu and Tristan Abraham of Oceanview Primary in Chatsworth, Ross Klusener, Anthony Dunford, Chad Laycock and Chase Britz of Izotsha, Sanele Mbatha of Sukuma, Stuart Mcgregor of Scottburgh, Thulani Chiliza of Mzwilili, Kwazi Mtshali of Othando, Linda Mthembu of Eqinisweni and Fabian Naidoo of Umzintovale.

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Fringe benefits: pension fund, medical aid, attractive leave conditions and 13th cheque as well as a housing subsidy are available subject to certain conditions.

Applications for the above mentioned position should be consisting of a comprehensive CV in ENGLISH and certified copies of educational qualifications to be submitted to: The Municipal Manager, Mandeni Municipality, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490. (NB: Faxed and e-mailed applications will not be considered).

Closing date for submissions of applications: Friday, 14 March 2014 at 12h00 midday.

Should you not be contacted within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the closing date, your application should be deemed to have been unsuccessful.

Correspondence will be limited to the shortlisted candidates.

The Mandeni Municipality is committed to achievement and maintenance of employment equity and diversity especially in respect of race, gender and disability. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply and state their disability either in the letter of application or in the CV. The canvassing of Councillors and Management in respect of this position will lead to the disqualification of the applicant. The Municipality reserves the right not to make an appointment.

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ISKF Stanger awards evening THEISKFStangerclubhostedtheir9thannual awards ceremony recently. The evening was dedicated to awarding all karateka's for their efforts in training and tournaments throughout the year of 2013.

All karateka's received accolades in respective categories.

The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the male and female student of the year award.

These awards were presented to the male and female student who excelled in

all fields of karate for the year 2013.

Monisha Naidoo and Desigan Naidoo were the students who were presented with these awards. Sensei Johnny Pillay he was extremely proud of all karateka's of the Stanger dojo.

"All students have shown good improvement in the karate over the year.

“I encourage all karatekas of the Stangerdojotostrivetobethebestkarateka's they can be inside the dojo as well as within society.

“This can only be achieved with hard training and self-discipline."

The ISKF Stanger Club’s management team will like to thank all involved in the preparation and execution of the awards.

ISKF Stanger trains on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the RA Moodley Hall between 5pm and 6:30pm.

Forfurtherinformationyoucancontact Sensei Johnny Pillay 083 420 1041 (Chief Instructor), Judy Pillay 083 632 4172 (Club Secretary) or Kuben Pillay 073 404 7179.

Major upsets in darts doubles tourney WEEKLY REPORTER

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HEREwasamajorupsetintheIlembeDarts Association doubles tournament played at the Action Sports Bar in Darnall on Wednesday night.

Rookies Yogan Pillay and Asogan Latshoomanan stunned the more fancied duo of Charlie Pillay and Dave Govender in straight sets (2-0) in the final played before a huge crowd to annex their first major silverware of the 2014 darts season.

Pillay and Latshoomanan had to dig deep into their reserves to overcome the resilient pair of Jerry Govender and Kevin Gounden (2-1) in the quarter-final to secure a place in the semi's.

Newly crowned Ilembe Darts Association singleschampionSanjaySinghjoinedforceswiththe youthful home-grown Jean Mark Devasagayam in the doubles competition and were odds-on favourites for honours.

But,SinghandDevasagayamsufferedahumiliating 1-2 defeat at the hands of Preollen Muthoosamy and Rajesh Parasaraman in the quarter-finals. Muthoosamy and Parasaraman were stopped in their tracks by an in-form Latshooman and Pillay in the semi's who recorded an impressive 2-0 win to book their place in the final.

Vishalin Parmasivan and Rajen Pillay were grinning from ear to ear after being drawn against Charlie and Dave in the quarters, but wereleftlickingtheirwoundsaftersufferinga2-0 defeat.

JodieNaidooandTerrenceSubbanprovedtoo classy for Richard Menen and Justin Naidoo in the quarters, winning 2-0 to secure a semi-final berth against Charlie and Dave. Naidoo and Subban were firing blanks in the third and decisive setofthesemi'sagainstapsyched-upCharlieand Dave which resulted in their 2-1 demise.

The final failed to live up to expectations and despitethevociferoussupportforlocalheroDave and his partner Charlie, rank-outsiders Latshoomanan and Pillay stayed focused to notch up an impressive 2-0 win to be crowned doubles champions.

Tonight (Wednesday) Ilembe Darts Association will host a 4-a-side knockout tournament at the Action Sports Bar in Darnall commencing at 7.30pm.

Yogan Pillay and Asogan Latshoomanan (seated) clinched the Ilembe Darts Association doubles title after trouncing Dave Govender and Charlie Pillay (standing) in straight sets (2-0) in the final.

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February 28, 2014

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Richelieu Brandy 750ml

125 Balcomb Street Tel: 032 551 4551 Normal Trading hours: Mon - Fri: 8am - 7pm Sat: 8am - 5pm Sun: Closed

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Klipdrift Premium Brandy 750ml

Absolut V Vodka odka 750ml

179

95

750ml Chivas Regal Whisky

89

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159

Black & White Whisky 750ml

Amarula Cream 750ml

Spiced Gold Rum 750ml

95

24x330ml Heineken Lager Dumpies/Cans

95

Johnnie Walker Walker Red Label Whisky 750ml

119

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149

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6x330ml Savanna Dry/Light/Dark Dumpies

Specials available at STANGER TOPS ONLY from 24 FEBRUARY up to and including 01 MARCH 2014, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. E&OE. Prices include VAT. No traders please. Not for sale to persons under the age of 18

Rocky Park United extend unbeaten record

SAFA KWADUKUZA LOCAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION: FIXTURES

ROCKY Park United extended their 8-match unbeaten record since the start of the 2013/2014 season after snatching a late 3-2 win against Cobra in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Division One League game played at the Recreation Ground.

The KLFA Division One log leaders were stunned after their rivals took a surprise 1-0 lead in the 20th minute. Nthuku Mthiyane was brought down just outside the box after a reckless tackle by the United central defender and the referee did not hesitate to award Cobra a free- kick.

Mthokozisi Mathaba's powerful shot beat the United keeper and rebounded off the crossbar. The ball fell invitingly at the feet of Mthiyane, who made no mistake from close range to give Cobra a 1-0 lead.

Cobra's joy was short lived after Rishal Singh weaved his way into the box and found

KLFA Premier League Thursday, 27 February 6.00pm-Rocky Park vs Citizen (Manor) 6.00pm-Beez vs Doringkop (Recreation) Friday, 28 February 6.00pm-Siyazama vs Madundube (Manor) 6.00pm-Movers vs Tiger Boyz (Recreation) Saturday, 1 March 9.30am-Nandi Shooting Stars vs Tigers (Recreation) 11.00am-Townview vs Melville United (Recreation) 1.00pm-Thembeni vs Young Lions (Recreation) Sunday, 2 March 9.30am-Ex Lucky Stars vs Park United (Manor) 9.30am-Monza vs Junior Stars (Recreation) 11.00am-Mtwana vs Mavusana (Manor) 11.00am-Young Nation vs Happy Stars (Recreation) 1.00pm-K9 Real Celtic vs Citizens (Manor) 1.00pm-Junior Stars vs Doringkop (Recreation) Inethi Kayigcwali Madoda!

Singh twins, he selfishly shot at goal, hitting the side-netting.

Sanele Zulu beat the offside trap and was overwhelmed with the one-on-one opportunity with the United keeper, before fluffing his shot and kicking wide. Midfielder Riaz Williams, who controlled the engine-room with precision, watched in despair after his long range shot was acrobatically saved the Cobra keeper.

In the final 15 minutes tempers flared and there were some robust challenges coming especiallyfromthedesperateUnitedplayerswho were fortunate to remain on the field after being cautioned (yellow-carded) by the referee.

In the dying minutes of the game, Williams was brought down in the box and the referee did not hesitate to award United a penalty. Percy Lucas converted the resultant spot-kick to give United a hard earned 3-2 win and keep their unblemished record intact.

AnelatedUnitedcoachLarryWilliamssaid: "It was a tough game and the Cobra outfit tested our resolve. We need more composure in front of goals if we hope to secure the KLFA Division One League title at the end of the season.”

Meanwhile, in an earlier game Tigers overcame Tornado (2-1) in a KLFA Division One League game.

Nkosikhona Mthembu put Tigers ahead in the 15th minute with a brilliant solo effort. In the 35th minute Thabiso Dlamini was brought down in the box and Mpendulo Mthembu converted the resultant spot-kick to give Tigers a commanding 2-0 lead going into the break.

Tigers stepped off the accelerator in the 2nd halfandvirtuallypaidthepriceafterconceding a late goal.

Weekly Reporter.

his unmarked twin-brother, Rishen Singh in the box who gently tapped the ball to the left of the Cobra keeper to make the score-line 1-1.

United wasted an opportunity of going ahead in the 30th minute after Rishal beat the offside trap, but he blasted the ball over the crossbar. Just before the break, Cobra struck againafterNkosinathiMhlongoreceivedaperfect through ball from Sanele Zulu and the talented striker hammered the ball into the top right-hand corner to give his side a 2-1 lead.

After missing the target on no less than three occasions in the first half, Rishal got his act together early in the 2nd half after beating the Cobra keeper with a thunderous drive to level the scores at 2-2.

Damian Chetty squandered an opportunity of putting United ahead on the stroke of the hour-mark. He beat his marker on the left flank and instead of passing the ball to the unmarked

ILEMBE CRICKET UNION: FIXTURES Twenty-20 League Saturday, 1 March 12 noon-Doringkop vs Manor C (Gledhow) 12 noon-Warriors vs Nkobongo (Country Club) 3.00pm-Flipside vs Pak International (Gledhow) 3.00pm-Dawnheights vs Ashraffiya (Country Club) 50-Overs League Sunday, 2 March 10.00am-Dawnheights vs Mandeni (Gledhow) 10.00am-Warriors International vs Manor (Country Club)

A jubilant Rocky Park United outfit extended their unbeaten record to eight games on a trot after beating Cobra (3-2) at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

Chamber golf day coming up IT is that time of the year again. The annual iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry Tourism Networking Golf Day will take place at the Zimbali Country Club on Thursday, 10 April. The four balls have started up filling already.

The iLembe Chamber’s golf day is not just a fun way to get out of the office – it is an great business networking event with other businesses within one of the fastest growing municipal districts in the country.

The fourball alliance (with a twist) format

R53

RAZAKS

½ Lamb AAA from

OFFERS WHILE STOCKS LAST!

from

OPEN ON SUNDAY FROM 8AM TO 2PM 38 King Shaka, Street, Stanger Tel: 032 - 551 4825

kg

½ Sheep B Grade

R4899

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½ Sheep C Grade

from

MUTTON MARKET

99

R42

99

kg

will start with a shotgun start at 11am. The golf will be followed by an awards presentation and dinner hosted at the Zimbali Country Club. The cost for chamber members is R2200 per fourball which includes green fees, cart fees and dinner. The fourball fee for

Leg, Chops, Breast Mix

R59.99 kg Fri, Sat, Sun only

Cleaned Blue Crabs

Cornish Hen and Roosters INSTORE SPECIAL freshly cut with egg bag

Angel Fish

R24.99 4.99 R28.99 R2 PKT

per kg

non-chamber members it is R2 400. Opportunities to sponsor hole or prize money are also available.

To book sponsorship or find out more contact Kim Holt of KDH Group on 082 305 1646 or email kim@kdhgroup.co.za.

Fresh Cut Culls

Seafood Mix 300 g

R45.99 ea R12.99 each R165.99 R20.99 FOR 4

John Dory Fish Sliced

or two

Marinated Chicken Winglet and Drummetts was: R39.50 kg now:

R31.99 3per1.kg99 R23.99 R per kg