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“This agreement is historic indeed as it seeks to end violence and lawlessness in this area. We are now entering another phase in the life of Mandeni Taxi Association. We want to clean up all the records of this association and to ensure that all operators working here are legitimate,” said Mchunu.

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The Auditor-General addressed council, highlighting the following: *The irregular appointment of a security company. *Irregular procurement of good and/or services for the 2010 World Cup. *Salga Games (inflated prices). *Supply and installation of a water reservoir. *Inaccurate tender processes all relating to the municipality.

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Regarding the security issue, the forensic auditors said the security company received a R24 million per year contract or R75 million for three years with a simultaneous penalty of R7 million.

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Meals for Nigerian delegates at a cost of R7 200 was also authorised as was the disaster risk management plan at a cost of R160 000, the business plan for staging the PVAs for the World Cup at a cost of R175 000 and the streetpole banners for the World Cup at a cost of R97 000.

The former municipal manager committed an act of financial misconduct as he negligently procured the staging of PVAs for the World Cup for R6 million, auditors also claim.

Further to these findings, two companies owned by the same person, submitted quotations for developing the 2010 marketing and communication strategy at a cost of R195 000.

The forensic auditors said this was “plain cover quoting” which constitutes fraud. “We need to get rid of corruption and fraud. We are trying our best to eradicate this problem.

Those involved must be brought to book. This is only the beginning,” said iLembe Municipality speaker, ANC regional chairperson Thokozani Msweli. Democratic Alliance chairman, MS Singh said corruption in iLembe is at its highest. “There is a perception of possible collusion between service provider and officials and not ruling out the political hand in this wasteful expenditure. “All those implicated shouldbecharged,broughttocourt,ifconvicted nailed and jailed for a long time. Fronting cover-quoting collusion and corruption is becoming the order of the day. “We as citizens should stand up against corruption or else being complacent will lead to a failed state and that is where we are heading,” said Singh. .

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COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING By direction of the Speaker, Cllr MPP Zungu, members of the public are invited, in terms of Sections 19 and 20 of the Municipal Systems Act, No. 32 of 2000, to attend a Special Council Meeting that will be held as follows: DATE: VENUE: TIME:

THURSDAY, 27 MARCH 2014 MANDENI COUNCIL CHAMBER, 2 KINGFISHER ROAD, MANDENI 09H30 FOR 10H00

The Mayor, Honourable Cllr SB Zulu, will table the following strategic documents: • Draft Revised IDP for 2014/15 Financial Year • Draft Budget for 2014/15 Financial Year The meeting will also receive the oversight report for the 2012/13 Annual Report from the Municipal Public Accounts Committee (MPAC).

Members of the public are urged to be on time.

MR L H MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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than half of the evil in the world is due to well meaning busy­bodies who cannot re­ frain from interfering.

Needless to say, such people never have harmony or success in their own lives, for it is an invariable rule that those who mind their neighbours' business, neglect their own.

It is equally true that what we mind and pay attention to always does become our business and sometimes our destruction.

When you take sides mentally or be­ come emotional concerning an issue, when you talk about it and then try to do some­ thing about it, you are making yourself a party to the issue.

And in the long run, will have to face the consequences with regards to the out­

come of the issue, be it a good or bad one.

In other words, you cannot involve your thoughtsinanysubjectwithoutbringingthe natural consequences upon yourself like making bad relationships after the issue is resolved.

You might become one of the bad con­ tributors to the situation.

Ofcourse,whereitisyourdutytoconcern yourself in any matter, you must do so con­ structively and spiritually, and then those consequences can only be good.

If thosearoundyouaretalkingnegative­ ly about something or someone, and you chipinwithyourcontribution,youaretaking a strange dog by the ears ­ so look out!

If you get emotionally tangled in what

is not your affair, through indignation, self­ righteousness, hatred or otherwise, you have seized the dog again, and you will have to pay for it.

If you rush about interviewing, telephon­ ing, busying yourself in the same spirit, you have tackled the dog once more and he will bite!

And even to think negatively concerning such matters in the secret chamber of your own heart, will bring you proportionate and natural punishment.

It is right to think fairly about any person or situation, and if we do this many oppor­ tunities will come to us to help people prac­ tically without any breach of the law we have been considering, and without coming near the dangerous dog...

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Opposition parties are capitalising on the release of the report with elections just around the corner.

Many had mostly praises for Madensela via social network. Some wrote: “We need more like you madam”, but a favourite was: “We actually need more objective and cau­ tious voters in order to increase the number of efficient civil servants like Thuli.”

The African National Congress (ANC) is obviously going to be contesting the infor­

mation and following up, but the brave Ma­ donsela is ready and has been handling compliments and criticism in her stride.

It is believed the Democratic Alliance (DA) is using this opportunity to capitalise and basically is structuring their campaign around the release of this report with their slogan ‘Vote for change’.

The drama would not be complete with­ out a good comeback and there is no doubt, the ruling party will probably do so in style.

A ‘damning’ report indeed PUBLIC Protector Thuli Madonsela is the woman of the moment. Many have praised her for her poise as she broke down the Nkandla report last week.

Letters to the Editor must be received by Friday at 3pm, in order to be included in the Tuesday edition of the paper. Letters should be addressed to the Editor and e­mailed to jyothilaldas@gmail.com or faxed to 032 552 3985. Letters must be a maximum of 400 words and must relate to the topic at hand.

While pseudonyms are allowed, writers must still include their full names and contact details (which will not be printed) or letters will not be published.

The Editor reserves the right to not run letters or to alter letters so that they are legible.

EVERY day, we come into contact with a wide variety of inanimate objects. Many of these make life worth living, such as the ket­ tles which make us coffee, the car radios which bring us music en route to work, air­ conditioners and bubblewrap.

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ONE of the most frequently used words to the run up of any election process in South Africa be it local or provincial is the dreaded word: corrup­ tion.

Citizens are aware and ready to vo­ calise the multiplier effects of corrup­ tion pointing out its devastating im­ pact on the poor and destitute.

SomehavestatedthatSAisrapidly sinking into the quicksand of pervasive corruption.

With the crime statistics released by government showing negligible de­ creases in the murder rate and in some cases increases in car hijackings and house burglaries, citizens are bound to ask if the investment in police person­

nel is paying dividends or is it just a case of the government trying to cre­ ate jobs.

As SA celebrates 20 years of de­ mocracy we need to totally reject an average loss of R35 billion a year.

This money could have been used to build more schools, employ more educators, build more houses, create employment and alleviate poverty.

As the election date draws closer a masterplanneedstobeformulatedon how to minimise or eradicate crime and corruption.

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the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in their hearts. The Feeding will be at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60 Daf­ fodil 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.

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS STORMWATER DIVERSION SYSTEM TO REDUCE FLOODING OCCURRENCES WITHIN STANGER COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, KZN DAEA REF NO: DC29/0004/2014

Notice is hereby given in terms of the EIA Regulations published in Government Notice No.R543 to No.R546 of 2010, in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998), of the KwaDukuza Municipality’s intent to propose a stormwater diversion system to reduce flooding occurrences within Stanger commercial and industrial areas, KwaDukuza Local Municipality, Kwa-Zulu Natal.

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ROM birth, our bodies are serving us, working every second of the day, with every breath that we take. With age and over a period of time, we strain muscles by carrying heavy objects, doing strenuous domestic chores and having bad pos­ ture regularly.

Our bodies can be likened to a car, just as a car goes through wear and tear, we service it; our bodies go through wear and tear as well. Medically, this wear and tear is referred to and results in conditions such as osteoarthritis, spondylosis or degenerative changes in the spine.

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POSTURE Poor posture, slumping and slouching while studying or working over your computer places your back under additional strain.

HOW CAN I CORRECT THIS? A very general rule to adhere to is: Good posture is when your ears, shoulders and hips are in a straight line.

Ensure that the feet are hip width apart (standing or seated) or placed on a foot rest (if seated) that is comfortable for your height.

Abdominal muscles must be pulled in towards the spine Shoulders back, ensuring that the chest muscles are prominent.

Chin slightly tucked in (lowered towards the chest).

Ensure that the arms are comfortable on an arm rest, also at a comfortable height(if seated).

Most of us maintain poor posture now due to years of accumulated strain from previous bad posture and lifestyle habits as a result of weak muscles ­ muscles that have not been toned, exercised and strengthened. Also, this occurs as a result of degenerating bones and joints due to lack of weight training exercises.

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At Budo Martial Art, they encourage holistic; body and mind functioning in a balanced, happy and healthy manner, to enjoy maximum success out of yourself and your life.

It is, however, important to note that if you have pain and restricting movement then simple posture correction and certain types of exercise may not provide relief or may cause additional harm to the body, in this case it is important to first have a consult with Dr Singh, your chiropractor, who will conduct a full case history, physical examination and perform special ortho­ paedic tests in order to determine the cause and further treat­ ment of the condition.

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A special thank you goes to her sister Shanaaz for undertaking this journey with her and for taking on the role of receptionist - personal assistant and sometimes nurse.

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Godzilla facelifted: >> Nissan’s supercar exceeds expectations

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T’S here! Nissan's updated versions of the GT­R supercar has arrived in South Africawithahostofupgradestomake

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Under the bonnet lies a twin­turbocharged 397kW/628Nm 3.8­litre V6 petrol, mated to a six­speed auto dual­clutch transmission. The enginerocketstheGT­Rfrom0­100km/hin2.9 seconds to a top speed of 315km/h.

Nissan said mechanical updates for the 2014 includes chassis and suspension tweaks: "Theseincludeafine­tunedsuspensiontoload fluctuation between the wheels and allowing for better stability and more consistent grip; optimised electronic control of the shock ab­ sorber valves and modified front stabiliser spring rates.

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VISUAL APPEAL In terms of styling, there are new multi­ LEDs with a distinct new lighting motif.

There's also an adaptive front lighting sys­ tem (AFS) which allows headlights to ad­ just to the angle of the lighting beam ac­ cording to the speed of the vehicle.

A new paint colour, called Gold Flake Red Pearl, featuring microscopic gold­tint­ ed glass flakes.

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>> The 'Need for Speed' movie has hit South Africa. Is it going to be better than the popular 'The Fast and the Furious' movie series? Wheels24's SERGIO DAVIDS finds out if this is the ultimate car movie...

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TopenedatSouthAfricancinemason20Marchand the film takes on the challenge of delivering a “car movie” with driving antics and a drool­worthy su­ percar race featuring cars such as the McLaren P1 and Bugatti Veyron.

WHAT'S IT ABOUT? Theplotborrowsheavilyfrom'NFS: The Run',inwhich a nondescript criminal/professional driver has to take atrip across the USA. The movie stars Aaron Paul (of 'Breaking Bad' fame) as Tobey Marshall, a down­on­his­luck former race driver and owner of a financially struggling ga­ rage.MarshallmeetsantagonistDinoBrewster(Domi­ nic Cooper, 'Captain America: The First Avenger'), a typical power­hungry "has more money than sense" businessman/professional driver (READ car­movie villain).

What Marshall soon learns is, as is the case in real life, you should never make a car deal with anyone wearing a black leather jacket...especially if EVERY­ ONE warns you he is evil.

A tragic car crash occurs and after being wrongfully accused, Marshall is jailed for several years. Once out of the clink he decides to take revenge by entering an “invitation­only” race, the DeLeon, hosted by Riddler­ esque Michael Keaton. The DeLeon is an ‘anything­ goes’ single­lap course that pits the world’s top drivers againsteachotherfortheultimateprize–araresuper­ car worth millions.

Along the way we’re introduced to Marshall’s eventual love interest Julia Maddon (Imogen Poots).

The movie also answers many of the questions that bothered me throughout 'The Fast and the Fu-

rious' series: >>How do the racers know where they’re racing to? >> Why do they insist dropping from first to second before pulling away? >>How do they avoid traffic? >> How are they paying for any of this?

In short, a well­organised and outfitted group of mis­ fits are responsible for getting Marshall from point A to B. A racer is only as good as his pit crew and our hero is backed up by a Hollywood B­list cast of mechanics and support personal that includes a wise­cracking pi­ lot providing comedic relief, a surly but wizened me­ chanic, a crazy maverick and a little brother living on borrowed time.

Paul/Poots make a great effort of providing some on­screen chemistry but bad­guy Cooper’s acting is a letdown and can best be described as wooden.

Then there are the cars...It wouldn’t be a car movie without a stellar list of blistering­performance ma­ chines. From a classic Ford Gran Torino to the Saleen S7, in 'Need for Speed' the cars steal the limelight.

Without giving too much away there’s a supercar battle the likes of which has only been experienced before in the NFS gaming titles.

LOOK OUT FOR THE...

Crashes are a big part of the movie though the true horror, for a car fan, is revealed behind the scenes.

In an interview with Top Gear director Scott Waugh revealed that nearly a hundred cars were wrecked and of the eight Mustangs built six were wrecked in filming.

Fortunately the units used during crashes were repli­ cas, essentially kit car chassis with super car shells on

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Interestingly, the camera cars were also modified roadsthroughtraffic–andtheharshrealityofcrashes. in order to keep up with the supercars. The film used 'NFS' has the unenviable job of having a cast that has aheavilymodifiedFordMustangandPorscheCayenne become synonymous with cool cars and witty banter.

The Fast and the Furious had years to build on as film­cars.

The ‘IT’ car of the movie is unashamedly the its characters. The Paul/Poots burgeoning love story Ford Mustang, the latest­generation muscle car that isn’t as gripping as, say, Letty/Dom (Michelle Rodri­ guez/Vin Diesel) or Mia/O’Conner (Jordana Brewster/ will arrive in South Africa in 2015.

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No. 9 Arcacia Road, Warrenton Tel/Fax: 032 552 3701 Cell: 082 920 5048

!!! DON’T LOSE AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE BEST KITCHEN DESIGN AND VALUE FOR MONEY

Office : 031 822 1459 Tel/Fax: 031 502 3353

Email: ekai.kzn@gmail.com

Sales : 072 626 2434 Sales : 076 363 9292

BLINDS

CTN CARPORTS & AWNINGS

For Carports, Awnings & Entertainment areas. Excellent quality and workmanship.

We will beat any written quote.

Cell:082 822 4771 Shop No. 1, Cane Growers Arcade, 51 Hulett Street, Stanger Tel: (B) 032 - 551 1940 / 551 1790 Tel: (H) 032 - 551 1625

NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Free quote: Travolan Cell: 082 473 8795 Fax: 086 574 2275 Email: ctncarports@gmail.com

Just landed a fantastic range of Ex-Corporate Office Furniture for the professional office Excellent condition + Top Quality

LOUNGE SUITE & CARPET CLEANING * Sound System & Stage * Industrial Generator * Trailor / Mobile Toilet * Marquee / Tents * Transport * Catering

Situated in Groutville From the Market follow the boards CELL NO: 073 247 5248 078 252 4660 / 078 679 2839 “HOME AWAY FROM HOME”

OFFICE WAREHOUSE

Phone : 082 971 5040 072 127 0404 / 071 819 2569

ALUMINIUM & GLASS SPECIALIST

* Windows * Sliding doors * Balustrades * Shop Fronts * Shower Cubicles etc.

Agents for

The King of Security Doors

AAAMSA & SAGGA approved

THE ULTIMATE CRIME BARRIER

2 JACKSON STREET, STANGER Tel: (032) 551 4382 (b/h) Fax: (032) 551 3327

Cell: 084 608 6614 Cell: 082 456 8745

You are invited to the Annual Report/Feedback event

Date: Thursday, 27 March 2014 Venue: Stanger Siva Sungam Hall Time: 6pm

Mandela Gold Coins to be randomly presented during the event

Business opportunities up to 8% per month (Terms and Conditions Apply)

Limited seats available, RSVP Jane on (032) 586 3733

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CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION AYER ROCK Guesthouse, 74 Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, “Tasteful executive accommodation”. Contact: 0325516503/0825623676.

FOR SALE Cling wrap (300m)R90 Heavy duty foil (70m)R110 Tel: 072 886 7045.

Second hand, +/- 10 Ton block and tackle, LWB canopy and deep bowl stain less steel zinc. Contact: 083 538 3336.

HOUSE TO LET 1 bedroom, KTB, R1800 excluding lights & water, preferably couples. Contact: 074 920 8369/032-551 2008.

1 Room, toilet/shower inside, R1200-00 including lights & water, 95 Glenhills Drive. Contact: 083 216 5139.

3 b/room, 2 bath/room house with garage to rent, fully fitted kitchen incl. hob/oven, built-ins in rooms, blinds on all windows, fully fenced / alarm system, Close to Rita’s Cafe, off Manor Drive Rent R4500,00 excl. lights/water. Call: 083 440 3179.

3 Bedroom house to let in Townview with fitted kitchen. Contact: 072 388 7489.

3 bedroom house for rent in Stanger manor, bic garage, fenced.

Rental R5000 excl lights and water. Contact: 083 488 0331.

Bachelor apartment to let near CBD, R265000 p/m exclusive of water & electricity.

Contact: 083 557 2178.

Avail. 1st April.

Glenhills-2 B/room, lounge, K.T.B, fully tiled & fully fenced, carport, R2500 p/m + deposit excl. lights & water. Contact: 061 053 9268.

Newly built outbuilding to let. Phone: 082 310 6279.

Open plan ground floor house to rent in Stanger, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, 1 bath & carport, fully tiled, remote access and alarm, no built-ins, R3500-00 excl. Contact: 074 581 3690.

Outbuilding for rent, 2 Ebrahim Drive, Stg Manor, Highridge, kitchen + 3 rooms, Price R3000 excluding L/Water. Contact: 082 553 2944.

Stanger Manor-Separate outbuilding with 2 b/rooms, lounge, kitchen, toilet/shower, close to all amenities, road parking. Contact: 032-552 2701/084 688 6031.

HOUSE TO LET Outbuilding to Contact: 082 5998.

rent.

890

Three bedroom house to let with garage in Gledhow Road, Larkfield, Rental R3000.00 per month. Phone: 032-551 1211 office hours.

Warrenton-2 Bedrooms house, lounge, kitchen, with carport, fully fenced, R3000, available 1 April 2014. Contact: 032-552 4055/082 467 2545.

HOUSE FOR SALE House for sale, R400 000, 2 beds, bath, lounge & kitchen. Contact: 076 336 4543.

Stanger Manor-Beautiful 3 b/room, ensuite, bathroom/toilet, lounge, dining room, kitchen, fully tiled, large carport, single garage and offering a basement at the bottom, Rental Income (R895 000 neg.). Contact: Siven: 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.

ESTATES For Sale 3 bedrm hse, fully fitted, lge, dining rm, kitchen, servant’s quarters, garage, 1100sqm property-Lrkfld-R740 000.00 2 bedrm hse, fully fitted, mes, lge, d/rm-Stg Mnr-R700 000.00 900 sqm residential land-Stg HgtsR395 000.00 600 sqm land-GlnhlsR130 000.00 Contact Sanji-082 338 6861 HERBALISTS Dr. Khan & Mama in Stanger and Durban.

Call: 074 044 3979.

PREMISES TO LET

VEHICLE FOR SALE

Business premises to let, Jackson Street, rent: R3500.00. Contact: 082 922 1896.

Toyota Corolla 160I, R35 000.

Isuzu Double Cab 280TD, R55 000.

Suzuki 300CC, 4 wheeler, R18 000.

Contact: B. Singh: 078 243 6662.

SERVICES Handyman ServicesPainting, Wooden Decks, Roof Repairs, Gutters, Ceilings, etc.

All work professionally done. Call: 084 711 7651.

TRANSPORT Lift Club/Pool available from Stanger to Durban Central between 7am to 4pm. Contact: 073 205 0737/073 681 5700.

Lift required, Mon-Fri from Stanger to Ballito.

Please call 071 995 7403.

TUITIONS Maths tuitions, grades 8-10, need help reading? Grades 1-6. Contact: 082 455 0054.

Maths Master, Grades 8-9, maths literacy grades 10-12, including all holidays. Contact: 082 565 5215.

VACANCY Qualified aluminium fitter with drivers licence required, No chancers.

Telephone: 032-551 1574/083 775 1574.

Qualified seamstress required. Call at 10 Yellow Street. Top rate paid.

Sales staff required at Beares Furnishers Stanger, permanent and casual. Contact Manager: 032-551 3066.

Services of a candidate attorney alternatively student studying towards law degree wanted for attorneys practice. Tel: 032-552 3505.

Truck driver wanted, code 14 + PDP. Wanted assistant Farm Manager/Supervisor for sugarcane farm. Contact: 082 435 4198.

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: PhonePrincess (Stg Office) - 032 552 1194/A/H: 073 929 6811, Makhosi (DBN Office)-031 306 7250/A/H: 083 348 1663, Indira-032 552 1170 (A/h)/083 651 2441.

VEHICLE FOR SALE 1999 VW Polo Playa 1.6i, needs slight attention, R25 500 neg.

Mazda 323 R15 000.

Nissan 1.400 - R19 500. Bantam 1600 R22 500. Tel: 073 316 2356 Dynamic Cars, Abangakwazanga ukutholaimali bank abeze, trade-ins welcome.

Lungelo, Call: 081 095 0987, Telefax: 031-702 8573, Email: lungelJ@ gmail.com.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

Audit Bureau of Circulations of South Africa

29 900 copies distributed per week October - December 2012 Verified FREE Distribution

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA KWAZULU-NATAL LOCAL DIVISION, DURBAN CASE NO: 10016/2012 In the matter between: ABSA BANK LIMITED PLAINTIFF and THE MESQUITA TRUST DEFENDANT AUCTION The following property will be sold in execution to the highest bidder on TUESDAY the 8TH day of APRIL 2014 at 10H00am outside the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza, namely: ERF 258 Zimbali, Registration Division FU, Province of KwaZulu/Natal, in extent 1813 (One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirteen) square metres, held under Deed of Transfer No. T43427/02, subject to the conditions contained therein and more fully subject to the restraint against free alienation in favour of Zimbali Estate Management Association and the Zimbali Development Company. The property is improved, without anything warranted by: Dwelling under brick and tile consisting of: Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining room, Study, Family Room, Kitchen, 4 x Bedrooms, 5 x Bathrooms, 1 x Sep W/C, Scullery, Laundry, 1 x Servant Rm, 1 x Bth/Sh/Wc, 2 x Garages, Outbuilding, Patio, Paving, Swimming Pool.

Physical address is No. 9 The Pin, Zimbali Estate, Zimbali, KwaZulu/Natal. The material terms are 10% deposit, balance payable on transfer, guarantees within 14 days of sale.

TAKE FURTHER 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 134 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza; 3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: a)Directive of the CPA 68 of 2008 (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id=99961) b)FICA-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars; c)Payment of registration deposit of R10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteed cheque; d)Registration of conditions.

4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy.

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

A.T. KITCHING GEYSER DU TOIT LOUW & KITCHING INC 7 GREATHEAD LANE PINETOWN TEL: 031-702 0331/2 FAX: 031-702 0010 (Ref: ATK/JM/T2794) C/O KINGS COURIERS.MESSENGER KING SUITE 360, 3RD FLOOR MANSION HOUSE 12 FIELD STREET DURBAN

ADVERTISING We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement.

If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 032 5523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA GAUTENG LOCAL DIVISION, JOHANNESBURG CASE NO. 2012/10476 In the matter between: FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED T/A RMB PRIVATE BANK Plaintiff/Execution Creditor and MZILIKAZI GODFREY KHUMALO NO 1st Defendant/Execution Debtor RAYMOND MLUNGISI MNYAMEZELI ZONDO NO 2nd Defendant/Execution Debtor MAKHOSAZANA BRIDGET KHUMALO no 3rd Defendant/Execution Debtor CHARLES EDWARD GRAHAM NO 4th Defendant/Execution Debtor MZILIKAZI GODFREY KHUMALO 5th Defendant/Execution Debtor (The 1st to 5th Execution Debtors in their representative capacities as trustees for the time being of MZI KHUMALO FAMILY TRUST, now known as Mawela family trust, IT202/1995) NOTICE OF SALE This is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above Honourable Court dated 6 JULY 2012 in terms of which the following properties will be sold in execution on 8TH APRIL 2014 at 10H00 at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza, to the highest bidder without reserve: Properties which are notarially tied, being: ERF 79 Port Zimbali (Extention 1), Registration Division F.U. situate in the Dolphin Coast Transitional Local Council Area and in the Port Natal-Ebodwe Joint Services Board Area, Administrative District of Natal, Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, in extent 1 773 (one thousand seven hundred and seventy three) square metres, held under Deed of Transfer T29950/1996, subject to all the terms and conditions therein and more especially subject to a restraint against free alienation.

AND ERF 80 Port Zimbali (Extention 1), Registration Division F.U. situated in the Dolphin Coast Transitional Local Council Area and in the Port NatalEbodwe Joint Services Board Area, Administrative District of Natal, Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, in extent 1 617 (one thousand six hundred and seventeen) square metres, held under Deed of Transfer T35095/2003, subject to all the terms and conditions contained therein and more especially subject to a restraint against free alienation.

Situated at 10 & 12 Camwood Street, Port Zimbali The properties are zoned: Residential Main Building-5 Bedrooms, 9 Reception Areas, 3 Study, 5 Bathrooms, 1 Kitchen, 3 Guest WC Out Building-2 Bedrooms, 1 Reception Area, 1 Bathroom, 1 Kitchen, 5 Garages (The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed.)

The Purchaser shall in addition to the Sheriff’s commission, which is 6% (six percent) on the proceeds of the sale up to a price of R30 000.00 (Thirty thousand rand) and thereafter 3.5%(three comma five percent) up to a maximum fee of R9 655.00 (Nine thousand six hundred and fifty rand) plus Vat thereon, pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price in cash, bank guaranteed cheque or EFT into the Sheriff’s trust account immediately upon closing of the bid and the balance against transfer, which shall be secured by a Bank or Building Society guarantee in a form acceptable to Plaintiff’s conveyancers, which guarantee shall be delivered by the Purchaser to the Sheriff within twenty one (21) days from the date of the sale and shall provide for the payment of the full balance and any such interest payable as provided for hereunder.

The Rules of this auction are available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza/Stanger.

The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneer R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy.

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

Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia: A)Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961) B)FICA-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars.

C)Payment of a Registration Fee of R2 000.00 in cash.

D)Registration conditions.

The aforesaid sale shall be subject to the Conditions of Sale which may be inspected at the office of the Sheriff Lower Tugela, Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza/Stanger, during normal office hours Monday to Friday.

DATED AT JOHANNESBURGTHIS 4th DAYOF MARCH 2014 MENDELOW-JACOBS ATTORNEYS Plaintiff’s Attorneys Unit 8C, 1st Floor 3 Melrose Boulevard Melrose Arch, Melrose North JOHANNESBURG Tel: 011 530 9200 Fax: 011 530 9201 Ref: MAT2233/VL/Ms L Rautenbach

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363 or email to: stangerweeklyclassifieds@gmail.com

The carbonated drink addiction ADVERTORIAL

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ARBONATED soft drinks came into being as early as the 1880s. They evolved over the years from simple soda water to the fizzy, sugary drinks in that signature glass bottle that we all know so well.

The effect of these drinks could not have been predict­ ed so many years ago.

Now we know the human body is composed of 75 percent water and 25 percent solid matter. To provide nourishment, eliminate waste and conduct all the tril­ lions of activities in the body, we need water. Most modern societies, however, no longer stress the impor­ tance of drinking water as the most important "nutri­ ent" among nutrients.

Many people don't realise that the natural thirst signal of the body is a sign that it requires pure, plain drinking water. Instead, they opt for other beverages in the belief that this will satisfy the body's water re­ quirements. This is a false belief.

INGREDIENTS IN SOFT DRINKS­A WITCH'S BREW It is true that beverages such as tea, coffee, soft drinks, sports drinks and juices contain water, but they also contain caffeine, sugar, artificial sweeteners or other chemicals such as sodium benzoate and phos­ phoric acid that act as strong dehydrators. The more ofthesebeveragesyouconsume,themoredehydrated your body becomes and regular consumption of such beverages results in chronic dehydration.

High Fructose Corn Syrup, now used in preference to sugar, is associated with poor development of colla­ gen in growing animals. All fructose must be metabo­ lised by the liver. Animals on high­fructose diets devel­ op liver problems similar to those of alcoholics.

Aspartame, used in diet sodas, is a potent neuro­ toxin and endocrine disrupter.

Caffeine removes water from the body faster than the body can absorb it again, thereby generating con­ stant thirst. People who frequently drink soft drinks are never really able to quench their thirst because theirbodiescontinuallyandincreasinglyrunoutofcel­ lular water. Eventually, we confuse our bodies' never­ ending thirst signal with hunger and begin to overeat, causingswellingandexcessiveweightgain.Apartfrom its diuretic action and its addictive effects on the brain, regular caffeine intake overstimulates the heart mus­ cles, causing exhaustion and heart disease Phosphoric acid, added to give soft drinks "bite," is associated with calcium loss.

Artificial flavours may also contain traces of MSG.

LOVING IN LO VING MEMORY Life is too ironic … It takes sadness to know what happiness is …

Noise to appreciate silence and absence to value presence. Dad, you will be dearly missed by your loving wife, daughters and sons-inlaw and a host of family and friends.

The Pillay family would like to extend an Mr. Percy Pillay invitation to all friends and family to attend the (Thumbi) th 15 Day Ceremony of our late Dad Mr. Percy Pillay (Thumbi).

Date: 27th to 28th March 2014 Time: 5:30pm for 6:00pm Venue: 50 Village Road, Gledhow South Sadly missed by your loving wife, 2 daughters, 2 sons-in-law, 2 sisters, 2 brothers and a host of family and friends.

Inserted by the Pillay family.

Aum Sai Ram Until we meet again Those special memories of you will always bring a smile, if only we could have you back for just a little while, then we could sit and talk again just like we used to do.

You always meant so very much and always will do too.

The fact that you’re no longer here will always cause us pain but you’re forever in our hearts until we meet again.

We will always love Sivee Gounden and miss you.

You & your family are kindly requested to attend the Yearly Memorial Service of the late Sivee Gounden who walked through heaven’s gate on 03 June 2013.

Date: Sunday, 30 March 2014 Time: 10h30 for 11h00 Venue: Stanger Siva Sungum Hall (Dinning Hall), 26 Berthwell Drive, Highridge, Stanger Your presence will be highly appreciated.

Sadly missed by your loving wife Joy & daughter Darshini and a host of family and friends.

Sodium Benzoate a preservative used for decades and derived from benzoic acid used to prevent the for­ mation of mold.When mixed with vitamin C, it produc­ es benzene, a carcinogenic substance.

THE INDICATORS OF CHRONIC DEHYDRATION 1. Fatigue, Energy Loss: Dehydration of the tissues causes enzymatic activity to slow down.

2. Constipation: When chewed food enters the colon, it contains too much liquid to allow stools to form properly, and the wall of the colon reduces it. In chronic dehydration, the colon takes too much water to give to other parts of the body.

3. Digestive Disorders: In chronic dehydration, the se­ cretion of digestive juices are decreased.

4. High and Low Blood Pressure.

5. Gastritis, Stomach Ulcers: One common problem I have seen over the years, especially in teenagers, is general gastrointestinal (GI) distress. This includes increased stomach acid levels requiring acid inhibi­ tors and moderate to severe gastric inflammation with possible stomach lining erosion. The common complaintIhearischronic"stomachache."Inalmost every case, when the patient successfully abstains fromsodasandcaffeine,thesymptomswillgoaway.

Drinkingsodas,especiallyonanemptystomach,can upset the fragile acid­alkaline balance of the stom­ ach and other gastric lining, creating a continuous acid environment.

6. Respiratory Troubles: The mucous membranes of the respiratory region are slightly moist to protect the respiratory tract from substances that might be present in inhaled air.

7. Acid­Alkaline Imbalance: Dehydration activates an enzymatic slowdown producing acidification.

8. Excess Weight and Obesity: We may overeat be­ causewecravefoodsrichinwater.Thirstisoftencon­ fused with hunger.

9. Eczema: Your body needs enough moisture to sweat 20 to 24 ounces of water, the amount neces­ sary to dilute toxins so they do not irritate the skin.

10. Cholesterol: When dehydration causes too much liquid to be removed from inside the cells, the body tries to stop this loss by producing more cholesterol.

11. Cystitis, Urinary Infections: If toxins contained in

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urine are insufficiently diluted, they attack the urinary mucous membranes.

12.OsteoporosisandBonefractures:Newevidencehas shown an alarming rise in deficiencies of calcium and other minerals and resulting bone fractures in young girls. A 1994 report published in the Journal of Adoles­ cent Health summarizes a small study (76 girls and 51 boys) and points toward an increasing and "strong association between cola beverage consumption and bone fractures in girls." High calcium intake offered some protection.

13. Premature Aging: The body of a newborn child is composedof80percentliquid,butthispercentagede­ clines to no more than 70 percent in an adult and con­ tinues to decline with age.

14. Body pain: Another major indicator of dehydra­

IN LOVING MEMORY Yo u r s u d d e n departure has shattered our hearts & cloaked our lives in darkness.

Yo u w e r e t h e perfect son, brother, uncle & father to us all. Your hard working hands are now at rest. No words can describe the heartache & MR PREM RAMJUG Born: 24/03/1936 pain we feel at the Called to Rest: 20/03/2014 thought of not seeing you again.

We are eternally indebted to you for your unconditional love, guidance & shelter.

Bhai we love & miss you with every breath we take.

You & your family are cordially invited to th th attend the 10 & 13 Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Mr. Prem Ramjug on Sunday, 30th March 2014 & Tuesday, 1st April 2014 from 8:00am at Lot 14.

Sadly missed by your loving sisters, children and a host of family & friends.

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tion in the body is pain. These pain signals may mani­ fest, for example, in rheumatoid arthritis, angina, dys­ pepsia, low back problems, fibromyalgia, neuralgia, migraine, and hangover headaches. They are neces­ sary to alert the person to attend to the problem of a widespread or localised form of dehydration.

As you can see, the issues with these drinks extend to far greater proportions than we had once thought.

We must try to make a concerted effort to live as healthily as possible and maybe, just maybe, we'll think twice before adding that two litre to the shop­ ping basket.

- DR SAYEEDA HAJAREE

Happy Heavenly Birthday Sugitha Naicker 26 March

tearss could wash away If tear our pain, we would not hurtt again. The feel such hur heartbreak hear tbreak since you’ve been gone, we wouldn’t wish on anyone but today birthday is your bir thday so we’ll brave have to be br ave and accept Gods ttaken aken what’s ffirst irst he gave.

Inserted loving Inser ted by your lo ving husband Preggy and two Sankaran children Sankar an and Karuna

OM NAMA SHIVAYA Yearly Memorial Service of the late Sugitha Naicker We thought of you with love today but that is nothing new.

We thought about you yesterday and the days before that too.

We think of you in silence, we often speak your name.

Now all we have are memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake with which we’ll never part. God has you in his keeping, we have you in our heart. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, as time goes by we miss you more, your loving smile, your gentle face, no one can fill your vacant space.

The Yearly Memorial Service will take place on Saturday, 29 March 2014 Time : 4.00pm Venue: Stanger Siva Sungum Hall, 26 Berthwell Drive, Highridge Your presence will highly be appreciated.

Please accept this as personal invitation.

Sadly missed by your loving husband Preggy and your two loving children Sankaran & Karuna.

Om Namah Shivaya If we could have a lifetime wish and one dream that could come true, we would pray to God with all our hearts just to see and speak to you.

A thousand words won’t bring you back, but we know because we’ve tried and neither will a million tears, we know because Anandan Naicker we’ve cried.

(Tarzan) You’ve left behind broken hearts and precious memories too but we’ve never wanted memories, we only wanted you.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 15th & 16th Day Memorial Service at his late residence in Highridge on Wednesday, 2nd April at 7pm and will continue the following morning.

Solely missed by beloved mum, wife, son, daughter, brother, sister and infinite family & friends.

Expression of Interest (EOI) Proposals are invited from shops/garages/retail outlets to vend prepaid electricity on behalf of Contour Technology (Pty) Ltd, a service provider to KwaDukuza Local Municipality, at various locations in Ballito / Shakashead / Shakakraal / Umhlali / Ematendeni / Ntanbangini / Groutville / UCC Informal Settlement / Darnall / Larkfield / Townview / Salt Rock / Glenhills / and Stanger Central.

Proposals must include the following: (i) the hours the site will be available for vending, details for each day of the week and for public holidays; (ii) any security arrangements that exist (iii) their financial ability to purchase electricity upfront; (iv) suitability of staff to operate a computer/hand held terminal and handle cash.

Operational procedures, holding deposits and payment for rendering the service will be detailed and presented to short listed applicants.

Submission of proposals from vending agents who are in arrears with rates and service charges, with KwaDukuza Local Municipality, will not be considered.

Application forms are available immediately on request. These application forms can be obtained in the following way during office hours:- Monday to Friday between 08h00 to 16h30 via email or fax copy.

Email: admin@contour.co.za or, Fax copy contact Cookie on 031

– 2669746.

Completed Application Forms must be faxed: Attention: Cookie on 031 - 266 3587 or emailed to: admin@contour.co.za Note: Vendors will be appointed on a first come basis.

Closing Date: 02 April 2014 at 10H00 Contract Number: CTR 20140324 Contact Person: Cookie Pillay Tel: 031 266 9746 Email: admin@contour.co.za

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Darnall Squash Club register WEEKLY emphatic 15­2 victory March 28, 2014

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ARNALL Squash Club registered an emphatic 13­2 (15­2) victory against SaltRockIinaDolphinCoastSquash SummerLeaguegameplayedinDarnallon Thursday night.

Debutantes Atish Ramsundra and Rico van Rooyen who were enticed to join Dar­ nall by the former Stanger Dolphins, Yash­ in Tewary were in a celebratory mood after recording impressive victories on Thursday night.

Ramsundra was made to work ex­ tremely hard in his nail­biting 15­13 win in the opening set against Tanya Huntley. He started to gain confidence as the game progressed, catching his opponent flat­ footed with some precision­timed drop­

shots.

He gave the home team a dream start (3­0) after winning the next two sets (15­9; 15­8) convincingly.

Playing at four, Rico van Rooyen hardly broke up a sweat in his fluent 15­8 win against Sue Zorich in the opening set.

Zorich rallied back gamely in the 2nd set before going down 14­16. Van Rooyen cruised to a 15­8 in the third set to double Darnall's advantage (6­0).

Sheldon Nel made it a hat­trick of vic­ tories for the home team after trouncing Sterling Louw in straight sets (3­0).

The first two sets proved to be a walk in the park for Nel, winning 15­6; 15­7 re­ spectively, but he had to dig deep into his reserves to hold off a late challenge by Louw before winning the 3rd set 15­13.

Phenomenal response to darts tournament

Number two seed, Farrel Higgs bagged the bonus point for the hosts after trounc­ ing Richard Plesco 3­0 (15­10; 15­11; 15­6).

Top seed Murray van Rooyen saved the blushes of the visitors (avoiding a white­ wash) after beating Tewary 15­11; 17­15; 10­ 15.

Darnall notched an impressive 13­2 win and bagged the 2­bonus points (15­2) to record their most impressive victory in the 2014 Summer League.

Meanwhile, Stanger Dolphins notched up their 4th successive Summer League victory after trouncing Salt Rock III (14­3) in an away fixture.

Ranjith Rhugoonan beat Holly Ehlers (15­8; 15­11; 15­13) in the opening fixture.

Thehostslevelledthescoresafter(3­3)af­ ter Ian Thorpe thumped Shuveer "Slo"

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Darnall's Yashin Tewary (centre) congratulates debutantes Atish Ramsundra and Rico van Rooyen on their victory on Thursday night.

Lutchman 3­0 (16­14; 15­11; 15­9).

Sashen Reddy put the visitors in the driving seat with an emphatic 15­8; 15­6; 15­10 win against Noel Fensham. Shane Govindasamy sealed the fate of the hosts

with a fluent 15­11; 15­6; 16­14 win against VanessaBrownbeforetopseedAveshNur­ badh trounced Chris van der Merwe in straight sets (15­2; 15­4; 15­3) to secure the 2­bonus points for Dolphins.

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Vasa Run­ gasamy, Ashley Haripersad, Neeran Somnath and Darrel Shan­ magum clinched the KwaDukuza Darts Associa­ tion 4­a­side darts title on Wednesday night.

THERE was a phenomenal response to the KwaDukuza Darts Association mixed four­a­side darts tourna­ ment held at the Taste of India Restaurant on Wednesday.

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But, they ran out of ideas in the semi's, fir­ ing blanks which result­ ed in their 0­2 demise.

Sanjay Singh and thePillaytrioofCharlie, Nine and Rajen were odds­on favourits to clinch the 4­a­side darts title, but were left licking their wounds af­ ter bowing out in the MUNICIPAL NOTICE NUMBER: MN 39/2014 quarters (1­2) against Devan Gounden, Sid­ SEVENTH SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL WITH ney Naicker, Yogan Pil­ lay and Terrence Sub­ REFERENCE TO THE VALUATION ROLL 2011-2015 ban.

Gounden, Naicker, Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49, read with Section 78(2), of Pillay and Subban the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act No. 6 of 2004, that proved that their quar­ the Seventh supplementary valuation roll, prepared in terms of Section 78 of the said Act, in respect of all properties situate within the KwaDuter­final victory was no kuza Municipality area of jurisdiction, will be open for inspection from fluke after eliminating 24 March 2014 at all Council offices, during normal office hours, until Kuben Naidoo, Shaun 30 April 2014.

Pillay, Jerry Govender and Vigen Murugan in In terms of section 50 of the said Act, any person wishing to lodge an obstraight sets (2­0) in jection against any matter reflected in, or omitted from, the roll must do the semi­finals to book so on the prescribed forms. An objection must be in relation to a specific their place in the individual property and not against the valuation roll as such. final.

Gounden, Naicker, In terms of Section 70 (1) of the said Act, “ When an appeal Board gives Pillay and Subban let its decision, it may issue an order with regard to costs it regards as just down their throes of and equitable”. supporters after failing the litmus test in the fi­ In terms of Section 70 (2) of the said Act, “When making an order in nal, going down 0­2 to terms of subsection (1), an appeal board may order any person whose Rungasamy, Hariper­ appeal or opposition to an appeal is in bad faith or frivolous to compensad, Somnath and sate the municipality concerned in full or in part for costs incurred by the Shanmagum in a one­ Municipality in connection with the appeal”. sided final.

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KSST, Grove End to contest Top 8 KO final

March 28, 2014

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SST and Grove End will contest the Trophies Engravers­sponsored KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) Top 8 Knockout Cup final on Thurs­ day at the association courts commencing at 8pm.

The discharge request by Damien Peters (who is expected to ply his trade for DUT in Durban) coupled with Cameron Singh watching the game from the stands, con­ firmed speculation that trouble was brew­ ing in the KSST camp after they conceded a walkover in their opening fixture of the KwaZulu Natal open volleyball tournament held in Durban on Saturday.

KSST set aside their "off­the­courts­ squabble" and dominated proceedings against Warriors Sport in their semi­final clash right from the start before a partisan crowd at the association courts on Thursday night.

Albiston Jaram gave KSST a command­ ing 11­2 lead after wreaking havoc with his wickedjumpserve.Despiteanearlytimeout,

the brilliant blocks by Byron Athymoolam coupled with the superb attacks by the left and right combination of Sherwin Daniels and Kyle Puckree left the Warriors outfit in tatters.

Warriors rallied back late, largely due to the unforced errors by their opponents to add some credibility to their 11­25 loss in the opening set. KSST hardly put a foot wrong in the 2nd set romping to a fluent 25­12 win to book their place in the final.

In the earlier semi­final clash, there was a large scare for reigning KDVA champions GroveEndwhoslumpedtoashock22­25de­ feat at the hands of social league champs, Titans in the opening set.

Debutante Lennox Dayi was in scintillat­ ing form for Titans, inspiring them to a com­ fortable 11­4 lead in the opening set.

Grove End rallied back to level the scores at 16­16 before Roland Chetty and Desmond ChettycombinedsuperblytoguideTitansto a 25­22 win.

Grove End turned on the heat in the 2nd set and left their rivals red­faced after can­ tering to a fluent 25­6 win to level the scores

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Grove End booked their place in the final of the Trophies En­ gravers­ sponsored KDVA Top 8 K.O. Cup af­ ter beating Titans 2­1 on Thursday night.

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at 1­1. In the 3rdand decisive set, Grove End hardly moved out of the first gear to set up a mouth­watering clash in the final against former league champions KSST with an em­ phatic 15­4 win.

Grove End, who dethroned KSST in 2013 will be hoping to prove that their win was no fluke. In the curtain­raiser, Titans are ex­ pected to start favourites against Warriors in the playoffs for third spot. KDVA officials are bracing themselves for a bumper crowd at the association courts on Thursday night.

At the end of the final tomorrow (Thurs­ day), KDVA will announce a senior male squad to participate in the KwaZulu Natal Volleyball inter­district tournament to be held at the University of Durban Westville on 5 April.

Meanwhile, KDVA will host a bumper Easter tournament commencing on Thurs­ day, April 3 with the final scheduled to take place on April 17.

Watch the Stanger Weekly for details of the Easter knockout tourna­ ment.

ERRATUM KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LAND: ETETE PHASE 4 FOR A HUMAN SETTLEMENT PROJECT Please note that the closing date for any comment has been changed to 25 April 2014.

Any person having sufficient interest in the proposed development is invited to cause written comments thereon with The Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, Stanger, 4450 Applicant’s 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 Stanger 4450 Original date of the notice: 28 February 2014

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Movers grab nail­biting victory

Movers Football Club snatched a hard fought 1­0 win against Doringkop in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Associ­ ation Premier League game played at the Recreation Ground on Human Rights Day. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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OVERS Football Club grabbed a nailbiting 1-0 win against Doringkop in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association (KLFA) Premier League game played on Human Rights Day (Friday, 21 March) at the Recreation Ground.

Movers created numerous goal-scoring opportunities in the first half and went into the break ruing their missed chances.

Akhona Mpunzana, was perfectly positioned in the box after receiving a precisiontimed cross from skipper Mthoko Banda on the right flank as early as the 10th minute. But, the talisman striker blasted the ball from close range straight onto the feet of Doringkop keeper.

MinuteslaterMpunzanahadanopportunity of redeeming himself, but this time missed the target by miles after ballooning the ball skywards.

Doringkop soaked up the early pressure before Sanele Sibisi beat the offside trap in the 25th minuite, but shot wide. In the 30th minute Sipho Gumede broke free on the right flank before unleashing a cross into a crowded Movers box,butGigiMkhwanazi'stameshotwaseasily handled by the Movers keeper.

Just before the break Banda squandered an opportunity of breaking the deadlock. He lobbed the ball over the advancing Doringkop and watched agonizingly as the ball eclipsed the crossbar.

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CONTRACT No. TS/124/2014 GLEDHOW SEWER UPGRADE – PHASE 1B iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors experienced in the installation of sewer reticulation mains to bid for Gledhow Sewer Upgrade Phase 1b with scope of works as detailed below: • Remove and replace pumps and pipework at 2 sewer pump stations. Including mechanical and electrical work and adjusting of sump sizes where required.

• Construction of the following 160mm HDPE sewer rising main: - 310m of pipeline from P/S 5 to new stilling chamber.

- 140m of pipeline from P/S 7 to existing stilling chamber (manhole 11) • Construction of the following 160mm diameter gravity pipeline sections (including manholes) - 210m of pipeline from new stilling chamber to tie into the existing bulk sewer pipeline - 160m of pipeline from P/S 6 to tie into existing bulk sewer pipeline.

- 230m of pipeline from existing manhole (manhole 11) to existing WWTW. Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than 4CE and potential merging bidders with a classification of 3CE PE will be eligible to bid.

Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called for in the paragraph above prior to the closing date of the bid shall be disqualified from further consideration.

Bid Specification Documents together with the bid drawings will be available from Friday, 28 March 2014 until the close of business on Thursday, 4 April 2014 at 15:00 from the offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahathma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a nonrefundable cash deposit of R500.00. Bid documents will NOT be available at the site inspection meeting.

A COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 04 April 2014. Prospective Bidders shall meet the Engineer at the iLembe District Municipality, 12 Haysom Road (Auditorium) and then proceed to site for a site briefing. The Engineer will not be available for inspection purposes on any other occasion. Prospective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the site inspection for signing by the Engineer. All bid documents will be signed on site.

All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Consulting Engineers, Mr Denver Seetal of Linda Masinga and Associates on 031 202 0573 or Mr. Elias Bhengu, iLembe Technical Services on 032 551 8761.

Failure to obtain a Bid Specification document and non-attendance of the site inspection will result in the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification documentation provided by the Municipality.

All Bidders must supply Valid and Original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming that the Bidders Tax matters are in order and/or must give authority to iLembe District Municipality to obtain information from SARS regarding their Tax matters Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be immediately disqualified and will not be considered.

Tayob completes Cape Argus race

Sealed bids endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/124/2014: Gledhow Sewer Upgrade - Phase 1B must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 2 Haysom Road, KWADUKUZA by not later than 12 Mid-Day on Thursday 7 April 2014 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written in the envelope containing the bid.

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KWADUKUZA’s cyclist Shiraz Tayob was over the moon after successfully completing his first Cape Argus (109km) race held in Cape Town.

The torrid weather conditions (gusty winds) added to the woes of cyclists, especially novices who battled against the clock and the treacher­ ous route.

Debutante Tayob was elated after crossing the finish line in a time of 5h20min and encouraged other KwaDukuza cyclists to train hard in 2014 in the hope of attempting next year’s Cape Argus

ids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of iLembe District Municipality Supply Chain Management Policy in two stages. First stage of evaluation is functionality and the second stage being the 90/10 preference point scoring system. Only bidders who score the required minimum threshold on functionality criteria will qualify fo the second stage of evaluation. iLembe District Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000. iLmbe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.

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Fellow KwaDukuza Cycling Club participant, Ri­ yaz Dhalech missed the halfway mark (59km) cut­off time by an agonizing 30 minutes. But, Dhalech was determined to successfully complete the Cape Argus and vowed to enter next year’s event.

Rashid Amir, chairman of KwaDukuza Cycling Club congratulated Tayob on his feat and encour­ aged other cyclists to emulate his (Tayob).

The KwaDukuza cyclists are preparing for the next major event scheduled to take place on 28 April in Durban. Club practices are held every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturdays and Sundays.

The club has posted its first safe cycling awareness board (courtesy of Iqra Printers) at Stanger Secondary (opposite the KwaDukuza net­ ball courts) urging motorists to take caution and ensure a minimum of 1,5m distance when passing cyclists.

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Midway into the second half, Nduduzo Biyela left his marker stranded after swivelling on his right foot before unleashing a low thunderous left-footed drive to the left of the Doringkop keeper to give Movers a well deserved 1-0 lead.

KhanyisaMpanza,whosufferedakneeinjury after being involved in a tackle with the Doringkop left-back was replaced by Sphamandla Mzimela in the 70th minute.

Minutes later Mpunzana beat his marker on the left flank and instead of gently tapping the ball to the unmarked Mzimela in the box, he selfishlyshotatgoalfromanacuteangle,resulting in a simple save for the Doringkop keeper.

In the dying minutes of the game Sphesihle Mpunzana came close to sealing a memorable 2-0 win, but his powerful shot missed the uprightbycentimetreswiththeDoringkopkeeper well beaten.

In an earlier KLFA First Division League encounter, Ex-Lucky Stars scraped to a 1-0 win against Townview.

In the KLFA First Division League matches playedatShakavilleonHumanRightsDay,Tornado away Movers league title hopes with a 2-1 win before Nandi Shooting Stars trounced Cobra 3-1.

AttheMelvilleGround,hostsMelvilleUnited had to settle for a point in the share of their 2-2 spoils. Monza beat Gledhow 2-0 to keep their league title aspirations alive. On Friday night, Beez stung Tigers 3-2 at the Recreation Ground.

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