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“We introduced a number of strategies, including cancelling high debts and introduced rand for rand to try and assist households that could not pay for their water consumption but still the community is not co-operating.”

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WADUKUZA Municipality played host to SABC's Morning Live broadcast yesterday (Tuesday) at the King Shaka Monument.

Morning Live presenter Blaine Herman conducted face to face interviews with KwaZulu-Natal Premier Senzo Mchunu, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthemu and president of Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza Pravin Sham on matters concerning service delivery, state of the economy, environment, education, human settlements, unemployment, health, arts and culture, etc.

Provincial political leaders, provincialsecretaryoftheANCSihleZikalala, NFP general secretary Professor NhlanhlaKhubisa,provincialleaderof the DA Sizwe Mchunu, MF leader Shameen Thakur-Rajbansi and IFP leader Albert Mwango also reflected on20yearsofdemocracy,politicalparties’ code of conduct and issues that affect the political parties in the lead up to elections.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “The introduction of prepaid meter systems is yet another strategy to assist the communi­ tytopayfortheservices that the municipality is providing.

“We have more than 45 000 consum­ ers on our system and only three percent pay rates and on top of that there are areas in Maphumulo and Nd­ wedwe that do not have access to water.

These are all the chal­ lenges that we have to deal with as the munic­ ipality," he said.

A budget of R14,2 million has been allocated for the Re­ placement Project in Zinkwazi and work is expected to commence on 1 April.

An amount of R14.2 million is allocat­ ed for High Ridge and R32.2 million for Stan­ ger Heights and Glen­ hills projects have been allocated respectively.

“There will be planned shutdowns during the project and as the district we will trytokeepthewaterin­ terruptions to at least a few hours and not days.

We ask for your under­ standing.”

The primary objec­ tives of the project is to reduce water loss, serv­ ice interruptions, water supply costs and to im­ prove system reliability.

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KwaZulu­Natal Premier Senzo Mchunu brings all faiths together MERVYN KRISHNA

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WAZULU-NATAL Premier Senzo Mchunu called on the community of KwaDukuza to pray for peace,harmonyandunityinsociety at this very important time for the nation.

Mchunu was speaking at the KZN Provincial Prayer Day ceremony on Thursday at the KwaDukuza Recreation Ground.

“Let us turn to almighty God and ask for his mercy and guidance. For indeed almighty God is the source of peace and from him alone comes peace. Certainly, when we know God, we will find peace and when there is no God in our lives there can be no peace,” he said.

The premier urged citizens to respect each other, to be tolerant with one another and to

respect the choice of each other.

“This is a free and democratic society, in which each citizen is free to support and vote for the party of his or her choice.

Therefore, this democratic right of each citizen must be respected. Hence, the exercise of this right should not be the cause of animosity nor should it be a source of hate and strife among us.”

Mchunu urged all South Africans to strongly reject any appeal to racial and ethnic sentiments, hate mongering, racial discord and strife.

“Such appeal must be regarded as lowly, immoral and indecent, which has no place in a democratic and civilised society. We are all brothers and sisters,all South Africans, regardlessofrace,creed,color,classor status. We cannot allow these artificial barriers to create divi-

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Pictured from left: first lady of the province Thandeka Mchunu, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu, iLembe District mayor Welcome Mdabe and MEC for finance Ina Cronje.

KwaDukuza mayor Ricar­ do Mthembu, Hindu priest DJ Maharaj, first lady of the province Thandeka Mchunu and KZN Premier Senzo Mc­ hunu.

sion and disunity among us and serve as a hindrance to realising our dream of a bright future for all of our people.”

Speaker of the KZN Legislature Lydia Johnson urged all politicians, party activists and supporters of the various political parties to behave responsibly and to fulfill their social and civic obligations with dignity, honor and honesty, during and after the elections.

“You must remember this is a trust from those who nominate you and it is a social contract for which you will be held accountable by God and by the people.”

Johnson went on to implore all elections officials who are taskedwiththeresponsibilityto conduct the elections, that they do so with the highest sense of duty, proficiency and integrity.

Mokoena, ‘Desperado’ remain in custody

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Crowds gathered outside KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court opposing bail for accused rapist ‘Desperado’.

JYOTHI LALDAS ACCUSED cop killer Lieutenant-ColonelThulamuzaMokoena(53)wasonce again remanded in custody when he appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate's Court on Thursday.

Mokoena, accused of arranging an ambush that claimed the lives of his colleagues Constables Thobani Xulu and Sibusiso Mthethwa, made his first

appearance with his own legal representation.

The case was postponed until March 12, for his lawyer to prepare his case, when Mokoena is expected to apply for bail.

Also appearing on the day was accused serial rapist Xolani Richard Mfeka widely know as 'Desperado'.

'Desperado' appeared for a bail application which was denied. Etete

community members protested outside the court in King Shaka Street pleading for the court not to grant him bail.

‘Desperado’ is believed to be one of KwaDukuza's most feared rapists and currently faces two counts of rape and one of robbery.

He was sent back to the Umhlali SAPS holding cells and will re-appear tomorrow (Thursday, 6 March).

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THE iLembe Chamber Women in Business Forum and Training and Resources in Early Education (TREE)receivedanamazingdonation for one of the creches identified in their baseline analysis.

It was and “overwhelming and beautiful moment” when Karenne Bloomgarden gave resident Lihlithemba from an underprivileged local area a wheelchair last Wednesday afternoon.

The forum and TREE extends their gratitude to the Durban Jewish Woman’s Association for the donation, kindness and for making a major difference in the disabled boy’s life.

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IN last week's edition of the Weekly an advertise­ menttitled:“ApplicationforDevelopmentofLand: Etete Phase 4” for a human settlements project appeared with the incorrect date.

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Liquor stores now open on Sundays Tops Life­ style staff member Richard Govender, store manager Lorriane Govender and Sha­ histha Haribans.

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EVER again shall a craving for a glass of wine on a Sunday evening go unsatisfied.

Local liquor stores had their first Sunday of sales on 2 March, which was reportedly well supported.

This change in the KwaZulu-Natal Liquor Licensing Act was announced

by MEC of KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development and Tourism Mike Mabuyakhulu last week. Some say they are not in favour of the new LiquorActstipulations,butstoressayat least the public will have a choice.

Tops Lifestyle manager Lorraine Govender said the announcement was very sudden and the team had to quickly rally staff to be available for work on Sunday, from 10am to 3.30pm, as per legislation.

“It was quite a shock as it was so sudden, but we will give staff other time off for working on Sundays now.

The store was actually really busy for the first Sunday shift last week,” said Govender.

“Ithinksomeofthereligiousgroups will not be pro the new law, but at least people can choose to purchase or not now,” she added.

In his speech, Mabuyakhulu said previous legislature had failed to address the economic aspects of the industry, and that most people drank responsibly.

“We are all aware that the abuse of liquor continues to be a contributory factor to many unnecessarydeathsandactsof violence in our country.

“While some do abuse alcohol, the majority do use responsibly,” he said.

“The old laws banned alcohol sales on Sunday not just for the greater goodofthecommunity,butinfurtherance of narrow sectarian and religious interest,” added Mabuyakhulu.

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THE Stanger Hospital has launched the Road Accident Fund (RAF) offices at the hospital premises.

TheRAFofficesopenedinOctober2013 to assist with compensation for persons

who sustain bodily injuries as a result of negligent driving of motor vehicles in South Africa.

A formal launch was held in the hospi­ tal to introduce this public entity to the

community of iLembe as most people had to travel as far as Durban to submit their claims.

Should community members require any further assistance, please contact

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Groutville girls inspired by Margaret Hirsch Sue Barnes, school principal Musiwandile Sit­ hole, Peace Sikhakhane, Dee­ na Naicker, Amanda Gwadidi, Margaret Hirsch, Phaka Dube, Se­ namile Mhlongo, and Glenda Thompson.

Margaret Hirsch presents the win­ ners cheque to Senamile Mhlongo.

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HE girls at Nonhlevu Secondary School in Groutville were given goodreasontocelebraterecently, when Margaret Hirsch visited the school to hand out Girls With Dignity Panty packs to over 400 of them.

Shealsopresentedchequestothree girls who won a competition set by her attheendoflastyearentitled"Looking back".

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girls clapped and danced to welcome Margaret and her entourage.

Margaret,whostartedHirsch's,now a billion rand company, with her hus­ band Allan and who over the last two yearshaswonseveralBusinessWoman Of the Year Awards, culminating in a Lifetime Achievement Award in Entre­ preneurship from Sanlam in 2013, gave the girls an inspiring talk on how she had started out, and what it took to be successful.

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S he said how pleased she was to read the winning essays, which were about goal setting and had been very impressed with the essay from the win­ ner, Senamile Mhlongo who had a clear, defined vision of where she wanted to be in the future.

Hirsch, who took on the task of pro­ moting the Girls With Dignity project throughout South Africa when she won the Business Woman of the Year Award

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The concept was born when Barnes discovered that a large percentage of school girls around the country do not attend school when they are menstru­ ating.

She has made a pack of pads that are washable and last for five years.

Hirsch's sponsored a pack for each girl attheschoolsothattheywouldn'tever have to miss a day of school.

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AN innovative quality learning and teaching campaign (QLTC) was launched on Friday, 21 February at the Enkukwini Primary School Grounds.

The highly successful initiative involved the coming together of three schools in the area namely Enkukwini Primary, Gledhow Primary and Albert Luthuli Secondary.

QLTC co-ordinator K Pillay said: “The outreachprogrammewasdesignedtoensurethat every child of school-going age is at school everyday, on time and in class receiving quality education.”

The Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) was approached by the organising committee to lend their support and assistance.

SMA public relations officer Shain Manjoo, said: “The SMA views education as the building block and cornerstone of a progressive society and sponsored 1000 Busta cooldrinks towards the event.

“Wearethrilledtobeapartofsuchaworthy educational initiative.”

The event was attended by Inkosi Baba Dube who appealed to all stakeholders to work closely to eradicate truancy, loitering, teenage pregnancy and drug abuse amongst learners.

He added that the spirit of Ubuntu must be inculcated so that our learners as future leaders will make a marked difference in society.

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Abusive employers, beware I would like to tell you about my experience of what I believe is abusive behaviour in the workplace, particularly in a business known as a “oneman-band businesses of all types”.

These are the kind of people who profess to run their business on a fair and respectful platform towards their staff, but in actual fact they don’t do this.

I can give you first-hand experience of the most horrific incidents from employers towards their staff: torment, shouting, accusatory, sadistic and downright bullish and cruel behaviour.

However, the minute a customerwalksthroughthe door, theemployerturnsintoasmiling and charming owner.

This brings me to the next factor which is salaries and bonuses for the staff.

Examples of low salaries

being paid for very long hours of work with no form of incentive or reward is the call of the day by the employer.

For some or other reason some employers think that making their staff work for 13 days in a row is acceptable.

This is not only abusive towards the more than hardworking employee, but it flies in the face of everyone, because the owner is living the high life with absolutely no recognition for the staff.

Those same staff members are the ones generating this high lifestyle for the employer.

Conveniently the “weak economy” is used as an excuse by the owner for lack of compensation towards the staff.

Conveniently, the employer knows very well that most people need to work these days, but for some strange reason they think they have the upper hand.

Another very unnerving experience has been where owners try to get away with indiscretions of all types in various fields and all that under the cloak of God. May I offer some very words of advice to all employees seeking employment?

Please do your homework on your prospective new employer before you embark on your new career.

I myself have been an owner of a very successful business. I am fortunate enough to know both sides of the working situation.

With my given successful experience as an employer, I knowfullwellthattheemployers whom I have had to deal with recently have a lot to learn from the employees, who could very well be far more competent than the employers Know your rights

Sri Maha Kripalu Gayathri Devi Temple (Bhakti Marga) 5 Primrose Street, Stanger Manor

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is Thanksgiving!

NERESH GAYAPERSHAD DID anything great happen to you in the last 24 hours? I mean something monumental... something you're so thankful for that you felt like breaking out in song?

Go ahead, review your day.

Maybe you're thinking about whether you received any cheques in the mail or perhaps you're just delighted because today's mail didn’t include any bills! As you consider this question, you might reach the conclusion that nothing truly spectacular occurred. But, hold on for a moment.

Did you have a place to stay last night shielding from the elements? Imagine what it might be like if you and your family didn't have a roof over your heads. Is there a bathroom, plumbing or hot water where you live? Does that make your life a little more comfortable?

From the time you awoke, did you have the useofyoureyesighttoseethesunandthebeautiful blue sky?

Were you able to get out of bed, walk around and go outside? Some people won't have that luxury today. What about your hearing?

Can you hear the sounds of the birds chirping or the wind rustling through the trees? At breakfast, could you smell the fresh coffee brewing or the toast after it popped up in the toaster?

What would a day be like if you couldn't hear or smell or if you couldn't taste your food?

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Yes, there are people who don't have the full use of these senses.

Andwhataboutthosethingsthataren'tnecessarytosurvive,butthatenhanceyourday-today existence, items like a car, a radio, a television or a computer? Are you truly thankful for theseandothergiftsyouregularlyuse?I'msure that you get my point.

Each day, we have dozens of reasons to give thanks. Yet we generally take these things for granted and fail to see them as precious items to be cherished. Of course, when any one of them is taken from us, even temporarily, we take notice.

But, day in and day out, we rarely consider our blessings. Why am I making such a big fuss about this? It's simple. When you focus on gratitude and other positive emotions, you feel better and are more relaxed, more creative and more productive.

You also have a positive influence on those around you, at work and at home.It costs us nothing to be grateful and appreciative, yet it has a considerable impact on the quality of our lives. So, don't waste another minute. Every day,reflectonthepricelessgiftsyou'vebeenenjoying. Openly share your gratitude with others.

And, the next time somebody asks if anything great happened to you today, you will have plenty to say!

Oscar season and the cost of living

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All welcome to receive the blessing of the divine Mother

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IT’S Oscar season in South Africa ­ and this one does not come with all the glitz and glamour presented at the Academy Awards version in the United States.

The Oscar Pistorius case, which has its own chan­ nel on DStv, is in your face, whether you like it or not.

There is a blow by blow account on social media sites, the Carte Blanche channel is breaking the story down piece by piece on their 24­hour channel and every local news site is dominated by the trial.

SouthAfrica’s‘trialofthecentury’hasbegun and no matter what the outcome, citizens are interested in some aspect of this story.

However, before Oscar season began Pravin Gordhan delivered the budget speech and didn’t sur­ prise many with the results.

The word of the day being ‘increase’ ­ petrol (again), sin taxes (alcohol and smoking) and the weakening rand.

Gordhan also said that government’s focus in 2014 is to eliminate wasteful spending and corruption. South Africans are feeling the pinch with the number of increases and many are looking for a silver lining. Locally, residents have complained about the lack of proper public transport systems and have no cheaper option to get to places ­ in the interim eThekwini is trying to remedy their ongoing bus problems.

Judging by some of the comments on social me­ dia, some have decided to stop sitting around and complaining and are ready to make a mark come election time in May. Tell us what you think ­ email stangerweek­ lynews@gmail,com

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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 551 3985. Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free. >> The Association for the Aged Darnall is hosting its 13th annual general meeting on 15 March at 2pm at the Senior Citizens Hall. >>The Stanger Manor Durga Temple will conduct a Sri Sathnarian Katha and Jhunda pooja on 16 March.

Devotees wishing to participate can contact pundit Gulshan Sharma on 084 815 2156. >>The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir will celebrate Holi on Sunday, 16 March at 6pm. All welcome. For more information call 032 551 2430. >>THe Glenhills Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple will be observing the 20th annual Panguniwoothiram Kavady festival. Flag hoisting ­ 7 April at 5.30pm.

Chariot procession 12 April at 12.30pm. Main kavady ­ Sunday, 13 April at 8am. Flag dehoisting ­ 15 April at 5.30pm. >>TheShriSanathanMundalwillbecelebratingHoli on Sunday, 16 March at 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heightsat6pm.Joinusforacolourfuleveningofsong and dance. Meals will be served. >>Glad Tidings Tabernacle Church has opened a soup kitchen. Not just to feed the hungry, but to instil the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in their hearts. The Feeding will be at *Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60 Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor*, every Saturday starting from the 8 March from 9am to 10am. >>Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple (TOOPANS) will be holding its 102nd CHITRAPUR­ VAM KAVADY FESTIVAL. The flag hoisting ceremony will be on Monday, 12 May, hawan commencing at 5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18 May, devotees expected from 7am. The flag dehoist­ ing ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20 May. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal priest pundit KK Mish­ ra is away until 11 June 2014. Priest on call is pundit Roy Mahanga. Contact him on 032 551 6085 or 084 556 6601. >>Weekly meditation classes in Ballito take place on Tuesdays, 6.30pm ­ 7.30pm at Ballito Library, Compensation Beach Road. Classes are R30 dona­ tion to government registered non­profit organisa­ tion. Learn to connect with your inner potential for peace and happiness. Everyone is welcome to drop inandenjoypracticaladviceandmeditationpractice.

For information call 031 764 6193 or email in­ fo@meditateindurban.org/ www.meditateindur­ ban.org >>BhaktiMargaYouthWingmeetingsattheShanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Kubashni 0768257357. >>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple will with contin­ uewithYagna/Hawanfor48days.MondaytoFriday at 6.30pm, Saturday at 3pm and Sunday at 9am.

Contact Danny/Shaun 032 552 2382. >>ShantaNarasimhaTemple­OMHealing(Monday from 6.15pm to 7.15pm), Satsang (Thursday 7pm to 8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). Contact Kriyananda 032 551 4795. >>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more info please contact DC Naidoo 032 551 4361, Ashen 073 670 2324. >>The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. For more information contact Shaun on 0791556746. >>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor holds services on Sundays (Sai) and Mondays (Temple). Devotees are urged to attend.

Smallweddingscanalsobeconductedatthetemple.

For more information contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494. >>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services on Sundays,MondaysandTuesdays.Smalltemplewed­ dings and ceremonies also can be conducted at the temple with your own priest. Cooking and baking can be done by the temple band of ladies.

For more information contact the clerk on 032 551 1744. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive Stanger Heights, holds the following activities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesday between 6pm to 7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja first Tuesday, Ramayan read­ ing last Tuesday. Free adult scriptural classes on Thursdays between 6pm and 8pm.

Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm to 5:30pm for further information contact P.R.O Mrs Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406.

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chitha. Akukho muntu olimele. Uthe amaphoyisa afike sezibalekile lezi zigeben­ gu.

Lokhu kwenzeke ntambama ngezikhathi zabo 5. Lezi zitolo zisemgwaqeni oqala ed­ olobheni KwaDukuza, uHuletts Street, ug­ cine usunguTownview Road uma usubheke endaweni ebizwa ngokuthi yi Lot 14, eGlen­ shills. Kulotshwe kungakezwakalali ukuthi bakhona yini asebeboshiwe ngalesi sigame­ ko, kanti nezitolo bezingakavulwa.

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ABANGAZUZANGA KU MOSE, Lo mfundisi uyanhlanhlatha BAZOZUZA KU JOSHUA – MCHUNU akakufanele XOLANI NXUMALO nakancane ukuba ngumfundisi GUY VEZI

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KUYATHUSA ukuzwa umfundisi wezenkolo ekhu­ luma ngendlela okukhulume ngayo uMfu Kenneth Meshoe ongumholi we­African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) ngoMgqibelo ethula umhlahlandlela (manifesto) wale nhlangano.

UMfu Meshoe ungomunye wosopolitiki abanga­ magagu okukhuluma, kangangoba noma unga­ vumelani nemibono yakhe, kumnandi nje ukumlale­ la.

Kodwa igwebu alishaye ngoMgqibelo, lingishiye nomcabango wokuthi akafanele ukuba ngum­ fundisi. Asilindele ukuthi umfundisi wezenkolo, olin­ deleke ukuthi abe phambili ekubuyiseni izimvu ezi­ lahlekile, kube nguyena okhuthaza ukuthi zingawan­ ikezwa amalungelo afana nawabanye abantu.

Ulinikwa ngubani ilungelo lokwahlulela abantu bakaNkulunkulu?

Uyiqale kahle inkulumo yakhe ethi izinto ziyo­ hamba kahle ezweni uma umphakathi uzokhetha iqembu elibeke uNkulunkulu phambili.

Kodwa usheshe wayilahla ngokuzenza ungqeqe, ecabanga ukuthi abalaleli ngeke babone ukuthi uqonde liphi iqembu uma ethi kukhona amaqembu alokhu eqhakambisa abaholi asebafa.

Uqhubeke wagxeka ukuphathwa kahle kwezi­ boshwa,wathikufanelezijeziswekanzimangobazis­ uke zonile. Nanxa sivumelana naye ngokuthi izi­ boshwa zisuke zonile, kufanele sikucabangisise uku­ thi ziningi ezibhadle emajele ngamacala ezingawenzanga.

Sekukaningi sizwa ngamadoda alahlwa ngama­ cala okudlwengula, kodwa emva kweminyaka em­ iningi esejele, kuvele ubufakazi bokuthi asuke ebhecwe ngobende inyama engayidlanga. Amanye agwetshelwa ukubulala engabulalanga.

Noma kunjalo­ke, sikholwa ukuthi ijele yindawo yokuhlumelelisaizimilo,ukuzeumuntuaphumekho­ na eseyisidalwa esisha, abe yilungu eliqotho em­ phakathini.

Okunye okungafanele kugudluke emiqondweni yethu, ukuthi abanye yizimo abaphila ngaphansi kwazo ezibenze bagcina emajele.

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Nakhonjeukuthisekwanele akulungilengobaku­ nika umqonjwana wokuthi vele bekufanele sibula­ lane kodwa kungafiki esibalweni esithile.

Siyancomeka isinqumo sikaDkt Mangosuthu Buthelezi noNkk Zanele kaMagwaza Msibi sokuthi baxoxe ngalesi simo esibuhlungu kangaka.

Nathi siyacela ukuthi lesi simo singaqhubeki ngokuthi kube khona ozofuna ukuphindisela bese kulahleka eminye imiphefumulo eminingi. Uma siqedana sodwa, kukhona abajabulayo abazikhohlisa ngokuthi siyobulalana size siphele.

Nanxa singacheme naqembu lezepolitiki, sibona sengathi izethembiso eziningi esizizwayo kubaholi abehlukene, zikhomba ukuthi kuningi okuhle okwen­ ziwa nguhulumeni ophethe. Siyaxakeka ukuthi uma kukhona abathi uhulumeni akangalokhu ekhuluma ngeminyaka engama­20 edlule, uzoyekelani uku­ khuluma ngezinto ezinhle azenzile ngoba ingwe idla ngamabala. Nabo laba abaphikisayo bathembisa ukwenza okuningi osekwenziwe nokusenziwa yilo­ hulumeni ophethe.

Asisho ukuthi uhulumeni akanawo amaphutha.

Umngani wami uNyikinyibhoxo uyaye athi akakaze alibone isoka elingenasici.

UNDUNANKULU wesifundazwe saKwaZuluNatal uMnuz. Senzo Mchunu, ukhulume ulimi aluqondayo amakholwa ethula inkulumo kukhukhulela-ngoqo womkhuleko wokukhulekela ukhetho nokubonga iminyaka engama- 20 lelizwe lathola inkululeko, obusezinkundleni zemidlalo KwaDukuza, ngeledlule.

Eqinisa idolo abangazuzanga kulo hulumeni osubuse iminyaka engama- 20, uthe njengamakholwa kufanele bakuthathe njengesimo saseBhayibhelini lapho abantwana bakwa-Israel bakhishwa eGibhithe beholwa nguMose ukuya eKhenani, kodwa bangena khona sebeholwa nguJoshua. Uthe uma nabo bebekezela belinda, uyeza uJoshua ozobangenisa eKhenani, echaza ukuthi lohulumeni ozongena ezintanjeni emuva kokhetho lwangomhlaka-7 kuNhlaba ( May), uzoqhubeka lapho ugcine khona lohulumeni ophethe. Nakuba ebengalibeki ngembaba elokukhankasela iqembu angusihlalo walo lapha KwaZulu-Natal, i African National Congress (ANC), kodwa okwazi ukuyifunda ivaliwe umzwile ukuthi uthini ngesikhathi esethi lokho kuyokwenzeka uma bekhethe kahle, bengashintshashintshanga ubuholi.

UMnuz. Mchunu ufike lapha ehambisana nongqongqoshe bakhe abane uMnuz. Mike Mabuyakhulu wezokuThuthukiswa komNotho nezokuVakasha, uNkk. Inna Cronje wezeziMali,uNkk.PeggyNkonyeniwezeMfundo,noDkt. Sbongiseni Dhlomo wezeMpilo. Bekukhona noSomlomo wesifundazwe uNkk. Lydia Johnson ehambisana namalungu esiShayamthetho kulesi sifundazwe. Amabandla abetheleke ngobuningibawoa ehambisananobuholibawo bamazinga ahlukahlukene. Kuchwaze amaZayoni abekhona lapha sekungena enkundleni umculi uSphumelele Mbambo weJoyous Celebration, odume ngomculo wamaZayoni. Aka-

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IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA AT STANGER CASE NO.: 221/2014 In the matter between:KALIKA TRADING C.C EXECUTION CREDITOR And UMVOTI TRAINING COLLEGE EXECUTION DEBTOR

IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA AT STANGER CASE NO.: 178/2014 In the matter between:J.M. RAMNATH EXECUTION CREDITOR And ABDOOL GAFIAR KHAN 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, 27TH MARCH 2014.

1 x Defy Microwave 3 x Rifle Safes 1 x Vector 223 Rifle with Scope (Not able to find Serial No.) 1 x Sturm-Ruger Rifle Serial No. 183-35-225 1 x 762 Rifle Serial No. 2445 1 x Antique Rifle 1 x Shot Gun 76324 Serial No. 1 x Broken Pump Action Rifle 1 x Pump Action 12 Gauge Serial No. J724470 1 x Uzzi Somi Automatic Serial No. WR137064 1 x 38 Special Serial No. 0H94806 1 x Baby Browning Serial No. 3362 1 x Astra 357 Pistol Serial No. R182339 1 x 38 Special Serial No. GG49172 1 x 9mm Browning Serial No. 794B4254 (Damaged) 1 x Norinco 9mm (Damaged) Serial No. 491 00 431 1 x Silver Aerolux Fridge/Freezer 24 x D/Door Steel Filing Cabinets 7 x Draw Filing Cabinets 1 x Wooden Reception Desk 1 x Orange High Back Chair 19 x Maroon + Blue Fabric Stacking Chairs 7 x White Boards +3 157 x Student Desks 1 x Round Table 1 x Sharp AR 122EN Photocopier 1 x Sharp Fax Machine 2 x Highback Office Chairs 6 x Office Desks 137 x Plastic Chairs 1 x Samsung ML 2010 Mono Laser Printer 1 x Wooden Filing Cabinet 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.

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 particulars; -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.

5.Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply.

DATED AT STANGER ON THIS THE 03RD DAY OF MARCH 2014.

EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEY NARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANY OFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREET TEL: 032-552 3015 REF: NP/PSG/K071

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, 27TH MARCH 2014.

1 x Fragram Gasoline Generator 1 x No Name Generator 2 x Jacks 1 x Elephant Grinder 1 x Bench Grinder Ryobi 1 x Battery Charger Hawkins 1 x Welding Machine No Name 1 x Bench Top Press 2 x Triport Stand 1 x Defy Freezer 1 x Double Door Fridge Master 7 x Pce Dining Room Suite 4 x Pce Lounge Suite 1 x L.G TV + Wooden T.V Stand 1 x Pioneer HI-FI with 2 Speakers 1 x Hash Tech DVD Player 1 x Grundig DVD Player 1 x Engine Hoist 1 x Red Heavy Duty Jack 1 x Southern Cross Lawn Mower 8 x Vehicle Stands 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.

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 particulars; -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.

5.Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply.

DATED AT STANGER ON THIS THE 03RD DAY OF MARCH 2014.

EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEY NARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANY OFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREET TEL: 032-552 3015 REF: NP/PSG/R070

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IMenenja kaMasipala waseMandeni iwukhahlela ngazo zombili umbiko wezikhalo zamalungu eSamwu XOLANI NXUMALO

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MENENJA kaMasipala waseMandeni ithi kunabantu abangaphakathi emahhovisi alo masipala abangathembekile ngokukhipha imininingwane yabasebenzi eyimfihlo bese isetshenziswa budedengu yizinyunyana ukulwa izimpi zazo.

UMnuz. Lulamile Mapholoba oyiMenenja yalo Masipala ubephendula intatheli yaleli phephandaba ngezikhalo zabasebenzi abangamalungu enyunyana iSouth African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) kulo masipala. Le nyunyana isanda kunikeza iMenenja uhla lwezikhalo olunamaphuzu angama-31, ikhala ngohlelo lokukhushulwa kwamaholo, olokuqasha, olokubuyekezwa kwemisebenzi nolo qeqesho lwa-

basebenzi. Igxeka nokusebenza komQondisi wezemiSebenzi uNksz.

Zanele Mngadi, ikhala nangesimo sokungaqashwa ngokucacile kwabahlengi bedamu lokubhukuda lalapha.

Ephendula ngaloluhla lwezikhalo uMnu. Mapholoba uthe; “Ngokwazi kwami awukho umbango (dispute) okhona phakathi komqashi nabasebenzi lapha. Awukwazi ukusuka ubhikishele umqashi ungekho umbango”.

Uthe kusukela ngoMasingana (January) kuya ku Zibandlela (December) ka 2013, kube nochungechunge lwemihlangano phakathi komqashi nezinhlaka zabasebenzi.

“Akukaze kube nesimo lapho kube nongqingetshe (deadlock) ezingxoxweni. Kungimangazile-ke ukubona sengibhikishelwa ngamalungu eSa-

mwu eletha lezi zikhalo ngomhla ka 27 January 2013, ngoba nomhlangano weLocal Labour Forum obekufanele kudingidwe kuwo lezi zinto ngawo umhlaka 27 January, ubhuntshiswe wukungafiki kweSamwu, sangenela-ke isibalo sokuqhuba umhlangano. Bathe banqatshelwe ngamalungu awo athe makungabi namhlangano zingakaphendulwa izikhalo zawo.

“Ukuhlobana kwabasebenzi nabaqashi kulawulwa wumthetho.

Kuhlinzekwe kumThetho-siseskelo wezwe ngaphansi kwaMalungelo eSintu kuSigaba 17 no 18. Kulawulwa nayi Labour Relations Act no. 66 ka 1995. Kukhona nomkhandlu olawula izindaba zabasebenzi boHulumeni baseKhaya nabaqashi iSouth Africa Local Government Bargaining Council (SALGBC). Akukho lutho-ke thina

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esilwenzayo olungalawuliwe yilomkhandlu”.

Kuqhuba uMnu. Mapholoba, ekhona nomQondisi wezeMisebenzi uNksz. Mngadi.

Uthe kokuningi okuku loluhla, izinyunyana zisuke zimelwe. Ziyamelwa kwezokuqasha, kwezoqeqesho, nasekubuyekezweni kwemiholo nezikhundla. Kwezoqeqesho lwabasebenzi uthe kulokhu umKhandlu kaMapasipala unqume ukuthi ukuqeqeshwa kwabasebenzi bo mkhandlu kuqale ngo-October ka-2013, kube sekuqala ngoDecember 2013.

Kwelokumiswa komQondisi wezeMisebenzi, uthe akunabufakazi obuphathekayo obulethweyiSamwu ngalokhu.

Uthe ukuqashwa komqondisi kuncike eMkhandlwini kaMasipala, akanakumiswa noma kanjani nje ngoba angawufaka enkantolo umkhandlu. Uthe okunin-

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gi okuyizikhalo zeSamwu kudinga ukuxoxwa kuLocal Labour Forum, okulotshwe izohlangana ngoLwesibilimhlaka25February.Uthelonaulandele obekufanele ube mhlaka 27 January obhuntshiswe wukungafiki kweSamwu.

Kwelokuqashwa kwabahlengi edanyini lokubhukuda, uthe idamu kusengelikaSappi, kusasetshenziswa abahlengi abaqashwe ngenkontileka yi Swimming Association. Kolokuhlungwa kwabafake izicelo nalapho kuqashwa, izinyunyana kufanele zimelwe.

“Kakukhona-ke okomqashi ukuthi ziyafika noma kazifiki, kodwa kungemiswe wukungafiki kwazo” kusho imenenja. Iphethe ngokuthi akufanele ukungethembani kobuholi beSamwu namalungu ayo kukhinyabeze ukusebenza kukaMasipala.

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WEEKLY REPORTER OFFICIALS of Ilembe Darts Association were left red­faced after the poor turn­ out at the four­a­side darts tournament held at the Action Sports Bar in Darnall on Wednesday night.

A mere 20 players converged at the

Disappointing turnout at darts tournament Action Sports Bar to participate in the third darts tournament of the 2014 sea­ son resulting in two teams (comprising of four players each) advancing to the semi's without throwing a single dart.

Ilembe Darts Association experienced a decline in membership over the last five years since moving their base to Darnall with the problem reaching alarming proportions in the last two

years. Last year, a mere three clubs (comprising of six teams) comprising of a maximum of 40 players participated in the darts league programme.

Officials of Ilembe Darts Association, aim to find an alternative venue (pref­ erably in KwaDukuza) in the hope of in­ creasing their membership or take radi­ cal steps (offer more incentives) to en­ courage more players to participate in darts.

Failure to increase their membership could result in the untimely death of competitive darts in KwaDukuza with the hope of prospective players being selected to participate in the national darts championship shat­ tered.

In the 4­a­side darts tournament held on Wednesday night, the quartet of Sanjay Singh, Sashen Naidoo, Ter­ rence Subban and Rajesh Parasaraman

beat Jerry Govender, Charlie Pillay, Vish­ alin Parmasivan and Vasa Rungasamy (2­1) to emerge champions.

Subban was in prolific form, notch­ ing up a brilliant 171 (comprising of three treble 19's).

Tonight (Wednesday), Ilembe Darts Association will host a mixed trebles (three­a­side) tournament at the Action Sports Bar in Darnall commencing at 7.30pm.

Dawnheights notched up an impressive double-header victory over the weekend.

On Saturday they beat Ashraffiya by a solitary wicket in a domestic Twenty-20Leaguegameplayedatthe Country Club Ground and on Sunday they trounced Mandeni by 81-runs in a 50-Overs League game played at the Gledhow Ground.

In the match on Saturday, Dawnheights won the toss and elected to field first. Ashraffiya posted 128/5 in their allotted 20-overs.

Ozary (41) and Umar (33) were the main contributors for Ashraffiya.

Adhil Mohan was the most economi-

cal Dawnheights bowler claiming 3/30 from four overs.

Dawnheights snatched victory in the last delivery of the match after Ali Pillay (15 not out) dispatched the ball to the boundary. Mukul Mishra (32) top-scored for Dawnheights.

On Sunday, Dawnheights won the toss against Mandeni and elected to bat first. They posted 119/9 in 47overs.

Keane Govender (37), Avishkar Ramduth (24) and Suveer Maharaj (16) were the top scorers for Dawnheights. T. Maoyi (4/18 from 4 overs) and S. Dlamini (2/20 from 10 overs) were the most successful Mandeni bowlers.

Chasing 120 runs for victory (at a rate of 2,4 runs per over) the visitors were skittled out for 38 runs in the 26th over.

Man-of-thematch Maharaj was the destroyer-inchief for Dawnheights, claiming 6 wickets for 11 runs from 10 overs. He was well supported

by Govender (2/15 from 10 overs) and Ramduth (2/11 from four overs).

Manor trounce Warriors International WEEKLY REPORTER MANOR trounced Warriors International by 253 runs in an Ilembe Cricket Union 50-Overs League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday.

The marriage between Pak International and Warriors Sporting in the hope of combining forces to defend their domestic 50-overs league seemed to have hit the rocks since the beginning of February.

Rajiv Mathapersad, manager of Warriors International, said: "The marriage between us and Pak International is over due to creative differ-

ences. We opted to re-build our side with younger players and give them a chance to develop".

The decision by Manor to bat first after winning the toss backfired after Yusuf Bhorat was dismissed by Jureno Govender for four runs.

Alveiro Nadasen joined Radeshwar Singh at the crease and this pair showed scant respect for the youthful Warriors attack.

They put on a splendid 151-runs partnership before Singh was run out for 43 runs (which included three fours and a six).

Nadasen, who has been in prolific form with the bat throughout the sea-

son, scored a mammoth 142 runs (which included 20 boundaries and two huge sixes) before being caught and bowled by Pratheer Ramkaran.

Manor posted 318/6 in their allotted 50-overs. Ramkaran (3/52 from 10 overs) and Govender (2/31 from 8 overs) were the pick of the Warriors bowlers.

In reply Warriors were bundled out for a paltry 65 runs with Ramkaran (25) the only batsman to offer any resistance.

SaieshanLogenathan(3/18from5 overs) and Desigan Pillay (2/17 from four overs) were the pick of the Manor bowlers.

ADJUSTMENTS BUDGET 2013/14

The 2013/14 Adjustments Budget for KwaDukuza Local Municipality is published in accordance with the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003 and the Local Government Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000. This adjustments budget was tabled by His Worship, the Mayor of KwaDukuza at a full Council meeting which was held on Wednesday, 26 February 2014.

The 2013/14 approved projects have not been removed from the Medium Term Revenue Expenditure Framework (MTREF). However, funds have been reallocated within the MTREF to ensure attainment of the municipal objectives. Council did not adjust rates and tariffs as this is not allowed during the section 28 MFMA process.

EXTRACTS OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE The extracts of the estimates of income and expenditure for the financial year ending 30 June 2014, are hereby published in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 4 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003.

Description

Budget Year 2013/14 Original Budget Adjusted Budget

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R’000

R’000 Financial Performance Total Revenue (excluding capital transfers and contributions) Total Expenditure Surplus/(Deficit) Capital Ependiture Transfers recognised - capital Public contributions & donations

WEEKLY REPORTER 1 053 725

1 047 762

1 053 679

1 047 721

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41

514 509

475 049

89 345

116 042

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146 253

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209 054

514 509

475 049

1 568 188

1 522 770

Total sources of capital funds TOTAL BUDGET - EXPENDITURE

Manor Cricket Club registered an emphatic 253­runs against Warriors International in a domes­ tic 50­overs league game played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Copies of the Adjustments Budget are available for inspection at all the Municipal offices as well as on the Municipality’s official website at www.kwadukuza.gov.za.

MN31/2014

SEVEN KwaDukuza Athletic Club (KDAC) athletes hoisted the club's flag high in East London on Satur­ day after successfully completing the 42.2km Buffa­ lo Marathon.

The athletes were greeted by perfect weather conditions on Saturday morning before the dark clouds dissipated halfway into the race. Apart from the heat, the uphills took its toll on the runners.

But, the seven athletes were not deterred by the treacherous route or the humid conditions and were ecstatic after crossing the finish line to qualify for the 2014 Comrades Marathon.

Dippy Moodley spearheaded the KDAC team fin­ ishing the 42.2km race in a splendid time of 4:06. He was followed home by Nishen Chetty (4:11), Danny Sewmungal (4:23), Terrance Vellan (4:31), Indran Naidoo (4:35), Leon Moodliar (4:35) and Gordon Pil­ lay (5:16).

Meanwhile, in Tongaat, Jay Ramnath (3:12), Mel­ ody Ndlovu (3:30) and Chander Gungadeen (4:11) successfully completed the Tongaat Panthers 32km

race on Sunday.

Praveen Shah (1:27), Yathin Narothum (1:30), Paddy Padayachee (1:31), Juglall Jagadaw (1:34), Ni­ keyi Maarbeel (1;36) Jeewan Rampall (1:44), Eugene Nadasen(1:46),SueGungadeen(1:48),ShekaarGun­ gapersad (1:50), Yulesha Devnarian (1:55) and Ash­ nee Naidoo (2:04) were jubilant after finishing the 16km race/walk.

Dippy Moodley, Nishen Chetty, Danny Sew­ mungal, Indran Naidoo, Leon Moodliar and Gordon Pillay successfully completed the 42.2km Buffalo Marathon in East London on Saturday.

KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures Trophies Engravers KO Cup Thursday, 6 March 7.00pm­Sunbrook vs Grove End (umpires­

Teachers Style) 7.00pm­KSST vs Cool Leaders (umpires­ Warriors Sport) 8.00pm­TeachersStylevsTitans(umpire­

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ANDI Shooting Stars tamed Tigers (3-2) in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Division One League game played at a humid Recreation Ground on Saturday.

The Tigers’ skipper, Nkosikhona Mthembu squandered a golden opportunity of putting his side ahead as early as the fifth minute after he beat the offside and, with the goalmouth at his mercy, kicked wide.

Minutes later Mthembu had a chance of redeeming himself after receiving a precision-timed cross from Thabiso Dlamini on the right flank, but missed the target again.

Stars striker Nqobane Mbuyisa was brought down in the box in the 15th minute and the referee did not hesi- Nandi Shooting Stars, pictured, registered a thrilling 3­2 win against Tigers in a tatetoawardStarsapenalty.Mbuyisa KwaDukuza Local Football Association Division One League game played at the watched in dismay after his spot-kick Recreation Ground on Saturday. beat the Tigers’ keeper, Sabelo EmMelville United, making their debut manel Mdletshe, but ricocheted off the and the referee had no option but to award a penalty to Tigers. Mphendulo in the KLFA Division One League, had crossbar.

In the 20th minute Thabiso Dlamini Mthembu converted the penalty to re- to settle for a point in their 1-1 draw with the more fancied Townview outfit was brought down just outside the box store Tigers lead (2-1).

Instead of searching for a third goal at the Recreation Ground on Saturday. by the Stars central defender, who was Rocky Park United extended their fortunate to get away without being andsealingthefateoftheirrivals,Stars shown a yellow card for his reckless adopted a defensive approach, pro- lead at the summit of the log table with challenge. Dlamini put Tigers ahead tecting their 2-1 cushion. Siyanda Ma- a 3-0 drubbing of Ex-Lucky Stars at the (1-0) after his thunderous free-kick phumulo latched onto a cross from Manor Ground on Sunday. Cobra Mkhizeandhammeredtheballintothe notched up their first victory from beat the Stars keeper.

Atthestartofthesecondhalf,Tigers top-left hand corner to snatch a vital three league matches after beating Tornado(4-2)attheShakavilleGround skipper Mthembu was replaced by equalizer for Stars (2-2).

In the dying minutes of the game, on Sunday. striker Xolisani Gwelani. In the 50th IntheKLFAPremierLeague,Themminute Sbongokonke Mkhize was Mkhize’s cross from the right flank was brought down in the box and Stars headed by the Stars central defender beni United extended their unbeaten were offered a second penalty in the into his own goalmouth to give Stars a record to nine games on a trot after match. Mkhize converted the resultant 3-2 win. The victory cemented Stars beating Young Lions 3-1 at the Recresecond-spot on the log standing with ation Ground on Saturday. On Friday spot-kick to level the scores at 1-1.

On the stroke of the hour-mark, the 16 points from seven league appear- night Tiger Boyz and Movers shared Stars left-back was deemed to have ances, boasting five wins with a draw the spoils in a 1-1 draw at the Recreation Ground. handled the ball deliberately in the box and loss next to their name.

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SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association fixtures KLFA PREMIER LEAGUE Wednesday, 5 March 6.00pm-Movers vs Mavusana (Manor) Thursday, 6 March 6.00pm-Beez vs Madundube (Manor) 6.00pm-K9 Real Celtic vs Tiger Boyz (Recreation) Friday, 7 March 6.00pm-Rocky Park vs Siyazama (Manor) 6.00pm-Happy Stars vs Mtwana (Recreation) Saturday, 8 March 9.30am-Nandi vs Melville United (Recreation) 9.30am-Townview vs Tigers (Manor) 11.00am-Cobra vs Monza (Recreation) 11.00am-Rocky Park United vs Movers (Manor) 1.00pm-Citizen vs Junior Stars (Recreation) 1.00pm-Doringkop vs Young Lions (Manor) Sunday, 9 March 9.30am-Tornado vs Ex­Lucky Stars (Recreation) 11.00am-Young Nation vs Thembeni (Recreation) 11.00am-Doringkop vs Young Lions (Manor) 11.00am-Thembeni vs Young Nation (Recreation) 1.00pm-Happy Stars vs Siyazama (Manor) 1.00pm-Beez vs Tiger Boyz (Recreation) Inethi Kayigcwali Madoda!

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Nandi Shooting Stars tame the Tigers

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Kokusai Karate shine at nationals 2014 JYOTHI LALDAS THE Tempe Military Base in Bloemfon­ teinplayedhosttothehighlyanticipat­ ed Karate South Africa (KSA) All Styles National Championship recently, as the provinces filled in their numbers, team KZN was geared up and enroute to test and push their boundaries of competition in karate.

Five local karate students (karate­ kas), who recently achieved their KZN colours, had the honour of represent­ ing their province at this prestigious event.

Tarika Gokar, Aaron Naidoo, Umar Farouq Suliman, Rivaldo Ponnadu and Mikyle Reddy, diligent karateka of the Kokusai Karate Club in KwaDukuza forged ahead into participating in the competition. The highest calibre of fighters including kata technicians where present and the standard of competition was one of international recognition.

The 2014 national team selection officiated a mass of WKF qualified ref­ eree’s and technical teams to manage the smooth and efficient running of the tournament.

Tarika Gokar and Umar Farouq Suli­ man gave an excellent account of themselves as they competed with

true vigour and enthusiasm while in his very first attempt, new comer Mikyle Reddy secured his position of being rankedfifthinhisKSA2014kumitedivi­ sion.

Aaron Naidoo and Rivaldo Pon­ nadu, two well seasoned karateka, both clenched third place in their re­ spective division after numerous rounds of skilled kumite.

“Wehavekaratekasparticipatingin every championship being held in and around South Africa, Aaron and Rival­ do reside in the top 3 SA fighters, while Mikyle is ranked fifth in South Africa within their divisions, we are proud of them and they will now set their sights on bigger events in this year,” said Kokusai public relations officer Richard Ponnadu.

Sensei Sherwin, instructor of the KokusaikarateDojowouldliketothank all the parents and karateka for their unremitting support to the sport and ensures continuous development throughout 2014.

“Theclubhasbeenproducingquality athletessinceinception,hardwork,de­ termination and a strong work ethic is what matters, Congratulations to my karatekas on a sterling performance.”

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ABRAHAM to spearhead KDVA for 20th year in succession >> Administrator aims to follow Madiba’s legacy ­ bring people together through sport JYOTHI LALDAS

W

ELL known sports administrator Isaac Abraham has returned unopposed as president of KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (formerly known as Stanger and District Volleyball Association) for a phenomenal 20th year in succession.

This was announced at KDVA’s 32nd annual general meeting held at Manor Primary School on Wednesday night.

Abraham, who has been at the helmatKDVAsince1994said:"On Thursday, 5 December 2013 the entire world virtually came to a standstill as it mourned the death of our elder statesman and former president, Nelson Mandela. Newspapers and the social networks poured out messages and tributes as the world celebrated his life and bade farewell to an incredible human being," "The famous words of the late Nelson Mandela: 'When a man has done what he considers to be his duty to his people and country, he can rest' should serve as an inspirationandmotivationforeachofus asadministratorsofthesporttoget

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involved in the upliftment of our community," added Abraham.

He said that sport is a powerful tool in bringing people together.

Abraham said that as administrator of sport, he aims to take a radical stance in mobilising youth and keep them away from evil devices like drugs.

He aims to get them more involved in sport.

Abraham said that the EZE'S

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In the Sunil Pranpath Incorporated-sponsored KDVA Corporate League, Grove End proved too strong for their rivals to grab honours.

KDVA was indebted to their sponsors: Nazir Khan of Style Collections, Sunil Pranpath of Sunil Pranpath Incorporated, KwaDukuza Sports Association (KDSA), Ronnie ChinnsamyofEZE'SElectrical,Evelyn Govender of Sanchez Spur, Yugendri Naidoo of Kista's Mobile Workshop, Anesh Naidoo of Pie World, Shokes Naidoo of Power Spares,GoolamRandereeofRandsons Furnishers and the Reuben Family of Darnall for their kind generosity in promoting volleyball in KwaDukuza.

WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Volleyball Association (KDVA) will kick-off their 2014 season with the Trophies Engravers-sponsored Top 8 Knockout Tournament on Thursday, 6 March commencing at 7pm.

Eight teams comprising of Grove End, KSST, Randsons, Warriors Sport, Titans, Teachers Style, Sunbrook and Cool Leaders will contest the 2014 Top 8 KO Cup. The semifinalsisscheduledfor13Marchwiththeplayoffs for third spot and the final scheduled to take place on 20 March.

On Friday, KDVA will host the A & S Party Shop-sponsored women’s tournament at the association courts commencing at 6pm.

KDVApresident,IsaacAbrahamurgedthe women of KwaDukuza to come out in their numbers to participate in the first women’s tournament of the 2014 season before the launch of the Women’s League later in the month.

Abraham is optimistic that teams from Mandeni and Maphumulo and former KDVA women’s league champions, All Blacks will participate in Friday’s tournament. Ladies interested in playing, but who are not registered with any team are requested to report to the courts at 5.30pm.

Participation in the tournament is free with supper (courtesy of A & S Party Shop) provided for all ladies. For further information regarding the women’s tournament, contact KDVA president, Isaac Abraham on 079 428 0345.

In other volleyball news, KDVA are expected to make a strong bid for honours in the KwaZulu-Natal Volleyball Youth Championship scheduled to take place on Saturday, 8 March at the University of Durban Westville Sports Complex.

At the end of the tournament, KwaZulu NatalVolleyballwillannounceasquadtoparticipate in the Volleyball South Africa (VSA) Youth Championship scheduled to take place in July (venue to be confirmed). Abraham is confident that a number of KDVA will be putting their hands up on Saturday in the hope of earning their first provincial cap.

The launch of the KDVA youth and junior league is expected to take place at the end of March.

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Abraham said they looked forward to their support in 2014.

He complimented the KDVA players who were selected to represent KwaZulu-Natal at the InterProvincial Tournament (hosted by Volleyball South Africa) in 2013 and urged all players to work hard in the new season in the hope of earning a call-up in the provincial squad.

Abraham outlined three priorities in the new season, namely the revival of women’s volleyball in KwaDukuza, the launch of the youth and junior league at the end of March and the formation of volleyball structures in Ndwedwe, Maphumulo and Mandeni.

Other officials elected to serve on the KDVA cabinet for the 2014 season include Bevlin Thaver and Krish Kisten (vice-presidents), Rajiv Mathapersad (treasurer), Marlene Peters (secretary), Ashlin Pillay (assistant secretary), Aslam Randeree (record clerk), Anil Singh (assistant record clerk), Thula Somduth and Neven Baldeo (primary and secondary schools volleyball co-ordinators) and Revy Harryprasad(corporateleaguecoordinator).

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