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RAMKISSON’S MURDER CHARGE:

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‘He cannot be convicted on suspicion alone’ — judge MERVYN KRISHNA

Nishen was arrested with his parents Dewnath and Nirmalah Ramkisson, for the murder of Dewnath’s brother and rival businessman Jairam Ramkisson and the attempted murder of his wife Shashika Ramkisson.

Jairam was shot and killed outside his takeawayinHulettStreet.Shashika,who survived, was shot in the neck.

Evidence in the trial indicated that the two brothers hated each other and a key state witness, who pleaded guilty to committing the crime andwho was sentenced tolifeimprisonment,claimedtohavebeen hired by the Ramkissons.

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HE Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) overturned the murder conviction of KwaDukuza resident Nishen Ramkisson, who is serving a 15-yearprison sentence for his role in the murder if his uncle Jairam Ramkisson in June 2006, on Tuesday.

The SCA has set aside Nishen’s conviction for murder as the judge said he may have been embroiled in the rivalry between the two families. “While there may be suspicion that he was in cahoots with his parents, he cannot be convicted on suspicion alone,” said the judge.

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MERVYN KRISHNA KWADUKUZA Munici­ pality is hosting a cul­ tural event celebrat­ ing 20 years of Free­ dom on Saturday, May 3 at the Stanger Manor Grounds com­ mencing at 3pm.

Big M Production, under the leadership of veteran show pro­ ducer Pinky Mothie, promises to light up the ground in a blaze of colour.

The star attraction, Rajiv Mothie, will per­ form with his Afrofu­ sion cast who will set the stage on fire with up beat music and dance.

KwaDukuza’s 10­ year­old drumming sensation Saibian Lee will also perform live accompanied by pro­ fessional musicians.

KwaDukuza’s lo­ cal dance groups, Trisha’s Dance Acade­ my, Lucy’s Dance Academy and Sesh­ nee’s Dance Academy.

KwaDukuza’s 13­piece band Surili Sungeeth will also feature at the event.

The municipality will also host a car sound­off with a show and shine com­ petition at the Manor Car Park ground com­ mencing at 3pm with glittering prizes to be won.

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Taxi violence: transport department finds resolution

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HE Maphumulo Taxi Association does not have authority to operate on the Darnall to Stanger route, transport MEC Willies Mchunu said on Thursday at the KwaDukuza council chambers.

Speaking at the emergency meeting with KwaDukuza Municipality councillors, Mchunu said the departmenthadreachedthefinaldecisionon the matter and hoped that this would result in an end to the taxi violence in the area.

“After looking at all documentation and following thorough process, we have concluded that Maphumulo and its members have to stop operating the contested route of Darnall,” Mchunu said in a statement.

This decision was reached after thorough consultations with all affected parties including the legal representatives of members of Maphumulo that illegally operated the contested route.

His department had further plans to restore normality in taxi operations in the area.

Mchunu met the Maphumulo and KwaDukuza Taxi associations where he informed them of his final decision over the contested route.

The Maphumulo Association was notpleasedwiththedecision,Mchunu

I have engaged the police to provide maximum security to ensure public safety, mainly at the taxi rank... said.

He advised them to approach the court to pursue the matter in a legal manner.

The Stanger Taxi Association on theotherhandwasjubilantafterhearing the decision announced by Mchunu.

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Mchunu planned to meet the community of Darnall next week to inform them of his decision.

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At about 9.50pm on 19 April the victim was at a friend’s place at Shombela township,KwaDukuzaoff-loadinggoodswhenhe was approached by three armed men.

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Dewnath was privy to anything further.

A few days later, Sithole shot Judge Jan Combrink convicted all three, sentencing Dewnath to life Jairam as he was locking up shop.

The judge said the main attack imprisonment,hiswifeto18years and his son to 15 years in Septem- on conviction was that it had been based on common purpose when ber, 2009.

The three appealed to the pro- there was insufficient evidence, vincial division sitting in Pieter- as the words he had uttered maritzburg, but were turned proved he had actively associated down. Nishen then petitioned the himself with his parents’ plan.

She agreed that apart from the SCA which granted him special evidence that he leave to appeal. walked in from the In the judgment, front to the back of penned by acting the shop and uttered Judge Constance the “vengeful Mocumie (with four words”, the state had judges concurring), not proved any form she said the main of active participaevidence in the trial tion and “mere aphad come from Wilproval” of the plan liam Sithole who tesdid not suffice. tified as an accom“As morally repplice witness. rehensible as it is He told how he that he wished his had been brought inuncle dead or even to contact with the thoughtofkillinghim family through co- Nishen Ramkisson. himself, what he said accused Jabulani Mkhizewhohadbeenrecruitedby does not amount to active association.

Dewnath to kill his brother.

“His participation was reMkhize had taken him to the family business, a fish shop adja- moved from the active execution of the plan and, it can at best, be cent to the deceased’s business.

Sithole wanted R35 000 to regarded as evidence that he had carry out the killing, but Dewnath some knowledge of it,” said Mocumie. offered only R15 000.

Nishen’s attorney Anand NepAt some point, Dewnath brought his wife (Nirmalah) and aul who handled the appeal, said son into the room to help mediate. thisjudgmentwasasanimportant According to Sithole, Nishen reminder of the legal requireasked him why he was asking for ments for common purpose convictions. such a high amount.

One of the appeal judges point“[Nishen said] the person who we are asking you to kill is abso- ed out that this was introduced at a time of political violence when lutely worthless,” said Sithole.

Sithole said Nishen thereafter identification of individual perpesaid he would have “killed him trators was difficult in mob athimself if he wasn’t involved with tacks.

“It is not appropriate to use it in the police”. these sorts of cases where the He then left the room.

Negotiations failed that day state, on the evidence, cannot and Sithole left without agree- prove co-perpetration or conspiracy,” he said. ment being reached.

Nishen told the Weekly he was The judge said there was no evidence regarding further dis- happy the SCA overturned his cussions or negotiations or that conviction.

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Name of organisation/individual: ________________________________________________________ Key contact person: ____________________________________ Category: ______________________________________________ Telephone: _____________________________________________ Fax: ____________________________________________________ Email:___________________________________________________ Ward: __________________________________________________ Date: __________________________________________________ Signed: ________________________________________________ PLEASE ATTACH MOTIVATION ANNEXURE NOT EXCEEDING 3 TYPED PAGES. MAYORAL AWARDS 2013/14 About the Awards The Mayoral Awards for Service Excellence are a special recognition based on a strong motivation from the participating Individual or organization. Individuals or organizations must motivate why they should be considered for the award by demonstrating a range of achievements during the period 01/01/2013 to 01/02/2014 The Mayoral Awards provide a unique opportunity for individuals or organizations to: ‡ ‡ ‡

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WHAT’S ON >>The Glenhills Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple members place on record their thanks and apprecia­ tion to the community for assistance and sponsor­ ships in support of their annual kavady festival held earlier this month. >>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.

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A NTIBIOTICS: ANTIBIOTICS: What you need to know AN antibiotic is an agent that either kills or inhibits (halts) the growth of a microorganism. Most people, duringthecourse oftheirlives,havetakenoneormore courses of antibiotics. One of the first antibiotics, cre­ ated by Alexander Fleming, was Penicillin. Today, we havehundredsofdifferenttypesof antibiotics.Antibi­ otics are grouped into different classes, each class possessing a different mechanism of action.

Some of the classes, to name a few, include: Penicillins Cephalosporins Polymxins

Conditions of neutropaenia (eg: cancer related) Route of administration: Antibioticscanbegivenorally(tablet/syrup), intra­ venous (via a drip, in more serious infections). Some an­ tibioticscanbe giventopically,intheformofointments, eye drops, ear drops. The route of administration de­ pends on the site and severity, and your family physician or specialistwilldecideonthebest,mosteffectiveroute.

Principles/rules of antibiotic use Try not to use too many of them.

Your physician will prescribe antibiotics only if he/she feelsthattheillnessyouarepresentingwith,willbene­ fitfroma courseofan­ tibiotics. After com­ pleting a course of an­ tibiotics, your physician may opt to perform certain inves­ tigations, before com­ mencing a second course of antibiotics Hope for the Children for the same initial symptoms.

Choice of antibiotic Appropriate choice is based on the location and severity of your in­ fection, eg: the antibi­ oticchoiceforabacteri­ al meningitiswillbedif­ ferent from that of a simple community­ac­ quired pneumonia.

Correct dosing This is important in children, where the Date: 03/05/14 dosingdependsheavi­ Venue: Mdoniville ly on the weight of the Community hall child. The daily dose should be divided into Indian Village Stanger daily, twice daily, etc, depending on the na­ Fundraising for our child care programme ture of the antibiotic.

Quinolones Sulphonamides Macrolides Tetracyclines Antibiotics have varied uses: For the treatment of: Bacterial infection Protozoan infection (parasites) Immuno­modulation For the prevention of infection : Surgical wounds Dental antibiotic prophylaxis

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Duration of treatment Most antibiotics are prescribed for a duration of five days, however, based on the symptoms you present with, this can range from three days, up to 10­14days.

Physician prescribed ALWAYS seek the opinion of your family practitioner / specialist before the initiation of an antibiotic. Anti­ biotics carry substantial risk, and must be prescribed by your doctor. Never initiate a course of antibiotics obtained over­the­counter. Your family practitioner hasinformation providedbyMicrobiologists(fromthe leading Pathology Laboratories), and can make the decision to start a specific class of antibiotic based on this information, together with your symptoms. Inap­ propriate and widespread use of antibiotics has led to the emergence of antibiotic­resistant bacteria, which has now led to numerous health organisations lobbying against its liberal use. In KZN and South Afri­ ca, there are numerous Specialist organisations in­ volved in the “ANTIBIOTIC STEWARDSHIP PRO­ GRAM”, aimed at eliminating the unnecessary use of antibiotics.

Drug-drug interactions The common interactions are seen with the birth control pill, as well as alcohol. Physicians, in current practise, are limiting the number of different medica­ tions given, in the attempt to minimise these drug­ drug interactions. Drug­drug interactions reduce the effectofeach individualmedicationused,andincreas­ es the side­effects that a person experiences Side effects All medication have side­effects, and antibiotics are not without its range of side­effects. These range from mild to very serious. These includ : Nausea and vomiting (common) Gastritis / Diarrhoea Severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) Vaginal candidiasis Always ask your physician about the antibiotic that he/she intends on prescribing, and make an informed decision on the use of it.

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Visit Doctor Natasha for all your chiropractor needs Exercising supports your lifestyle SUGARS are bad in your diet. Refined demands by keeping one healthy, in sugar is completely depleted of nutrishape,strengthenedandstillhavethe ents and life force and all that it has energy to enjoy evenings after work. is pure carbohydrate.

However, if you do currently suffer Your body cannot use this refined withdiscomfortinthebackandspine, carbohydrate and it alters the acid it would be best to consult with, Doclevels in the blood. tor Natasha Singh, the chiropracSugar does not provide any nutritor , in order to determine if and when ents, rather it uses up essential nutriexercises may begin. ents. continuing to ingest refined sugSomething as If, the need does arise, Dr Singh ar will result in calcium in body being simple as in­ will perform treatments before, rectaken from the bone and teeth, thus correct sugar ommending exercises in order to preweakening these. intake and vent any future injury or discomfort.

Sugar is stored in the liver as glycoimbalance, Always remember that exercise gen. When too much of sugar is taken can cause side cannot and should not be done when in, the liver is overloaded and releaseffects of in­ there is pain and inflammation, as, es this sugar as fatty acids into the creased these may make the pain, stiffness blood and it is then stored in different weight gain. and restrictions in the body worse. parts of the body: the belly, buttock, PHOTO: FILE Generally, even after one has startbreasts or thigh. ed training regularly, ensure that We need to be less than moderate there are regular chiropractic checkinoursugarintake,themoreweavoid ups depending on the state of one’s it, the healthier, our bodies will be. spine, in order to prevent injury from Budo Martial Art Centre hosts ability to live life to its fullest.

Instead of artificial sweeteners, healthy eating plan.

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UNENGOMA eyayivame ukudlalwa nguMnuz Welcome ‘Bhodloza’ Nzi­ mande emsakazweni wesiZulu uKhozi FM, enezinhlamvu ezithi: “Umbula­ lelani omunye umuntu ngoba ngelinye il­ anga uzomdinga?”

Lo mbuzo awudingi ukutolikwa ngoba usobala njengezinqe zeselesele. Lesi silo­ mo sakoMphephethe sasidume ngaman­ coko anongwe ngobukhulu ubuhlakani oKhozini FM uma sisakaza. Sashiya em­ sakazweni sesingumphathi sangena ema­ bhizinisini. Sasivame ukuyidlala le ngoma ngesikhathi kusabhidlange udlame kulesi sifundazwe iKwaZulu­Natal.

Nanamhlanje ngisamkhumbula kahle uBhodloza uma esekhuza udlame ethi:

“Hhayi bo bafana bakithi nabulalana kan­ gaka kwenze njani? Yini le engaka eniy­ ibangayo engeke ilungiswe ngomlomo?

Wena nsizwa ophethe isikhali njengoba ngikhuluma nje, uyakhohlwa yini ukuthi lo muntu olindele ukumbulala udalwe nguNkulunkulu njengawe? Uzokwenze njani kusasa uma usubhekene nesimo lap­ ho uzodinga khona usizo lwalomuntu ocuthele ukumjuqa?” kubuza lesi silomo sakoMphephethe.

Yini eyenza ngikhulume kanje ngoB­ hodloza? Isizathu ukuthi impilo yakhe ibe nomthelela omuhle, owakhayo em­ phakathini. Angivumelani kahle hle nala­ ba bantu abavame ukuthi uBhodloza wa­ zakhela udumo ngomculo kamasikandi emsakazweni. UBhodloza ubenguthisha ngaphambi kokusebenza emsakazweni.

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IndabakaBhodlozaibuyeemqondweni ngilalele intshumayelo kaMfu Armstrong Makhanya wase­United Congregational Church ngePhasika. Uthe wonke umuntu kufanele azi ukuthi indlela aziphatha

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“Ngakhoke,”kuqhubauMfuMakhanya, “kufanele sonke siqikelele ukuthi siziphatha kahle ukuze kusizakale naban­ ye. Kukhona abaphila ngendlela elimaza abanye, kube khona nalabo abaphila ngendlela ebaphilisayo abanye. Vele­ke impilo injalo, inezimo ezimbi nezinhle.

Futhi ngeke siziqede izimo ezimbi. Ziyohla­ le zikhona ziyizinselelo. Okubalulekile uku­ thisibenobuchulenobuhlakanibokubhek­ ana nazo sizinqobe.”

Uthe neNkosi uJesu akazibalekelanga izinselelo, wabhekana nazo ngqo, wazin­ qoba esizwa nguNkulunkulu. Uthe akulo­ na iphutha ukuthi empilweni kube khona izimo ezinhle nezimbi.

“Uma zonke izinto zihamba kahle em­ pilweni yakho,” kuqhuba yena, “ubokwazi ukuthi kukhona okungalungile. Kanjalo futhi uma konke kungahambi kahle, kusu­ ke kukhona okungalungile. Abanezimoto bayazi ukuthi i­battery lidinga u ‘positive no­negative’ ukuze libe namandla, likwazi ukuhambisa imoto.”

Uthe kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi kwasekuqaleni impilo yoniwa ngumuntu oyedwa ensimini yase­Eden, kodwa yabuye yalungiswa ngumuntu oyedwa, iNkosi uJesu. Yingakho ethi impilo yomun­

Bakhulekele udlame lwamatekisi nokhetho abfundisi base danela KUBE nesguqo ehholo lomphakathi eZamani elok­ ishini laseDanela, abefundisi bakhona bamabandla ahlukahlukene bekhulekela udlame lwamatekisi ose­ luqale phansi KwaDukuza namaphethelo, kubangwa umzila wakhona eDanela.

UMfu Nelson Mkhize ohlele lomkhuleko egameni lenhlangano yabefundisi iDarnall Ministers’ Fratenal, uthe banqume ukukhuleka njengoba kuthinteka in­ dawo yabo kulolu dlame.

Kubhekene ososeshini ababili bamatekisi okun­ gowaKwaDukuza nowaKwaMaphumulo. Uthe okunye abebekukhulekela wukhetho olunokuthula..

Aliphumelelanga kulomhlangano iSekela leMeya yoMkhandlu weLembe, uNkk Dolly Shandu, lase limelwayikhanselalakwa­Ward2,uNksz Nonsikelelo Parkies, onxenxe abantu ukuba baphume ngobuningi babo bayovota, bangabalaleli laba bathi makuy­ okoniwa amavoti.

Unxuse nalabo abathi abakasizakali kuhulumeni ukuba bafunde ukubekezela, balingise uDkt Nelson Mandela owakwazi ukubekezela iminyaka engaphe­ zukwama­30elindelelelithubalokuthiumuntuomn­ yama akwazi ukuvota. Kushumayele uMfu. Eric Buthelezi webandla iDarnal Hope Baptist.

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tu oyedwa inomthelela kwabanye abanin­ gi. Ulinganise ngabantu okubhalwe ngabo eBhayibhelini njengo­Abraham athe uku­ lalela kwakhe uNkulunkulu kwamenza wabusiswa kwaze kwabusiswa nezingane zakhe nesizukulwane. Uqhubeke walin­ ganisa nangoSawulu owayewuhlupho ebulala amakholwa kodwa ngokugcina elalele iZwi likaJesu ngesikhathi eshaywa ngumbani, laphendulwa igama lakhe wa­ ba nguPawulu wase enza okuhle em­ phakathini okwaphendula izimpilo zaban­ ingi.

Ngaphandle kwalaba okukhulunywa ngabo eBhayibhelini, uthe nalapha eNing­ izimu Afrika, uNkulunkulu ulethe uMnuz Nelson Mandela ongasekho obe nomthelela omuhle ezimpilweni zabanin­ gi, hhayi eNingizimu Afrika kuphela kodwa emhlabeni wonke.

Kanjalo nathi kulengosi namhlanje sithi:“Umasonkesingaziphathangendlela ezoba nomthelela omuhle emphakathini, sihloniphane,angabikhonaobukelaphan­ si omunye, izwe lingashintsha, libe nokuthula nenqubekelaphambili.

TENDERS-WINTER FAIR 2014

Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza invites tenders for the following at Winter Fair 2014 to be held from 26-29 June 2014.

1. Disco 2. Security services Tenders to be hand delivered to the Welfare Centre, corner of Cato and Jacaranda Streets, KwaDukuza.

Envelopes to be sealed and clearly marked ‘Disco Tender’ or ‘Security Tender’ as the case maybe.

CLOSING DATE: 08 MAY 2014 Enquries: Penny Dhaver/Sharon Reddy 032 551 2129

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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.

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AUCTION IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA KWAZULU-NATAL LOCAL DIVISION, DURBAN CASE NO. 5085/2012 In the matter between:FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED A division of FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED Plaintiff And BORN AND BRED DESIGN CC First Defendant

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ZAMOKHULE NKOSI Second Defendant NOTICE OF SALE The under mentioned property will be sold in execution on 13 MAY 2014 at 10h00 outside the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.

The property is situate at: (a) Section No. 25 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS 778/2008 in the scheme known as 1 Palm Lakes-Fish Eagle in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at Royal Palm Estates, in the KwaDukuza Municipality of which section the floor area according to the said Sectional Plan is 271 (Two Hundred and Seventy One) square metres in extent; and an undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said sectional plan; Held under Deed of Transfer No. ST 28738/2010 Subject to the conditions referred to therein and particularly a restraint against transfer in favour of the Royal Palm Home Owner’s Association and/or its successors-in-title PHYSICAL ADDRESS Flat No. 25, 1 Sibayi Street, 1 Palm Lakes Fish Eagle, Royal Palm Estate, Tinley Manor IMPROVEMENTS: A sectional title dwelling comprising of brick under tile dwelling consisting of 1 x lounge, 1 x dining room, 1 x kitchen, 3 x bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms, 1 x shower, 2 x toilets, 2 x carports, 3 x verandas ZONING: Residential (The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed and are sold “voetstoots”) The full conditions of sale may be inspected at the Office of the Acting Sheriff at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Ghandi Street, Stanger/ KwaDukuza.

TAKE FURTHER NOTE THAT; 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgement obtained in the above court.

2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before 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 conditions, inter alia; Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov.za./view. DownloadFile Action?id=99961) 4. FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars.

5. Payment of a Registration Fee of R 10 000 in cash.

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

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

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Attention all rural schools/schools with English as a second language Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two (2) English spellers from Grade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into the KZN Premier Spelling Bee North Coast regional event, to be held in August 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the North Coast Spelling Bee will be published in the 2 May 2014 edition of the Sta nger Weekly, Coastal Weekly & Ballito Fever.

Prizes: Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers, bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers, schools and teachers!

To enter: Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at 0865344256, or email it to kznspellingbee@media24.com OR Send us the below information via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com OR fax, 0865344256. * School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contact details, registration number of your school, district of your school * Full names of your two spellers * Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate * Entries are limited per regional event * Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the 2014 North Coast Spelling Bee * Entries close on 13 June 2014

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Living life for others >> Etete resident is the heart of her community

SHANNON HOPKINS

“T

HE people laugh with us, cry with us, get better from sickness, or pass away. We see all the Etete community’s troubles - and joys,” says Summerhill House’s Esther Lynn.

Lynn, affectionately known by most as “Gogo”, is a muchloved Etete resident and an integral member of the Summerhill House nonprofit organisation team.

Many lives have been made brighter by her kindness and generosity, on her own account and through the NPO. Shecooksforandfeeds the people. She teachessometosewandsell their work. She helps them get birth certificates and ID documents so they can work or obtain grants. She also takes time to pray with those who are inconsolable.

Lynn has brought up 11 children in her home - eight foster children - and still helps care for

Gogo Es­ ther Lynn with her granddaugh­ ter Leonie.

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numerous others.

“I have always loved children, and so many of them in the community do not have enough to eat and are sick and need help. Some of them have been abandoned by their parents, or the parents are away working most of the time. I don’t have a lot myself, but I cannot turn them away.”

Lynn is able to feed 50 children once a week with the help of Roberts and Chaplin’s audit department which supply Summerhill with sandwiches every Tuesday.

Lynn also cooks during school holidays when the children get a hot meal each day to make up for the meal they would normally recieve at school.

Funds, raised by Summerhill, also go towards getting documentation for people, school fees, taking Bibles to the community, building the Summerhill facility and more.

Lynn was born and grew up on the Tweedie family’s sugar farm inland on the North Coast, and worked for the them for many years. She eventually moved when most of the family had moved away or died, and it no longer felt like home. She then got a job through her church with a family that needed help to look after their twins, and she then moved with them to Pretoria for a time.

“I will never forget, it was my first trip in an aeroplane and I was so excited and nervous, but had to be calm to look after the children,” she reminisced.

She did not stay long in Pretoria, saying

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thereweretoomanypeopleandit“wasnot her type of place”.

She was unemployed for three months before getting a job, again through her church, with Summerhill founder Paula Owen about 12 years ago.

Lynn has not had an easy life, having never been to school, losing her husband in1990andthenhavingherhomeandfurniture in Stanger repossessed as she couldn’t pay the instalments without her husband and she found herself homeless with 11 children to take care of.

Lynn was desperate and even considered prostitution as a solution to help pay keep her home. She decided though that ahouse,evenoneshebuiltwithherhands, was not worth her dignity. Luckily Church Alive helped her find a temporary place to live in.

Lynn eventually found a house in Etete, which the Owen family helped her buy and which is now the heart of many Summerhill gatherings.

Tearfully she says she doesn’t know whereshewouldbeifitwasnotforheremployer and close friend, Paula. “Paula has a wonderful, kind heart. She has done so much for me and the community. She is very special to all of us. Thanks to her my house will be ours forever.”

The Summerhill concept began 10 years ago, and was officially registered as an NPO in 2007.

If you want to help, contact 032 947 1210.

ADVERTORIAL: A seriously funny production MELLO Gilbert, a high school English teacher, is taking her sense of humour to the stage with a new show.

The show ‘Mellodramatic’ deals with everyday funny experiences imitating certain colourful characters who Gilbert met in her life time.

“I’dliketoshareuseofsatiretobringserious social issues to light! My singing skills will also be included in the show! I am assisted with sound for the production by the talented Creagen Naidoo,” she said.

Gilbert has a passion for the art as she has stared in a number of production in her childhood.

“I have lots of acting experience since childhood. I have participated in every school production possible! I also played the lead role in Hasina Kathradas’ very popular ‘Another Look at Yourself’,” she said.

Gilbert has her Bachelors degree in Speech and Drama.

She currently also tutors speech and drama to little kids.

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The single mother-of-four said, “No matter what life throws at me - I have managed to laugh every single day - that’s my means of survival. I’m always making friends and family laugh so it was suggested by these friendsandfamilytohostmyveryownshow, especially since Stanger is starved of entertainment!”

Gilbert co-directed the production of “Thuurkaari” and participated as “Madam Halwa” for Stanger Manor Secondary.

She also directed many other productions including Ronnie Govenders “At the Edge” and Athol Fugards “People are Living There” for Manor Secondary and Darnall Secondary.

She played the “Green Goddess” in the Shoestring Company’s production of “Mango Leaf Magic” directed by Themi Venturas (popularly associated with the Catalina Theatre in Durban).

Gilbert has also participated in several professionalplaysanddancedramasduring her three years of studying drama at Univer-

sity of Natal.

She recorded two documentary voiceovers for TV at UKZN Audio-Visual Centre one of which was on Prison Rehabilitation and a copy of it was requested by and sent to the then president Nelson Mandela.

She assisted Dr Eubulus Timothy during the shoot of an East Net Christmas Special in Durban and appeared in this TV show as well.

“Iwanttheeveningoftheshowtobeareal funsocialgathering.Theshowstartsat8pm, but doors open at 6pm onwards as there will be some delicious light meals sold by various talentedcooksandpatronscanhaveacasual dinner with friends before the start,” said Gilbert.

The show is rated PG13 and she is looking forward to support from her community.

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KwaDukuza flag flies high in Japan kwaDukuza Deputy Mayor Dolly Govender (centre) seen here with KwaDukuza fighters, their immedi­ ate family members and members of KwaDukuza Council

You and your family are kindly requested to attend the yearly memorial ceremony of the late Ramalingum (Krish) Arunajalam of Highview Park Tugela

Date: Saturday, 3rd May 2014 Time: 15:00 to 16:00 Venue: 412 Highview Park Tugela Your presence will be highly appreciated.

Kind Regards Radha, Titus & Wade

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SEVEN karate fighters took part in one of Japan’s most prestigious karate events, the Kyokushin Iko 2014 International friendship tournament, last week.

They arrived home at King Shaka International Airport to much ceremony last Thursday.

They were the only team from Africa selected by the International Karate Organisation (IKO) to com­ pete abroad.

KwaDukuza deputy mayor Dolly Govender, has commended KwaDukuza fighters for waving the na­

In Loving Memory

Devchan Chathu Although we are apart now, you’re always in our hearts, in every single thing we do, you play the biggest part. When we have to make decisions, and we don’t know what to do, our thoughts, we find, will go right back to you. We think of how you’d handle it and try to work it out, it’s at times like this we’ll really miss, having you about. Not only for this reason, when things are going bad, there are million different reasons why we’ll miss you Dad!

tional flag with pride abroad saying this is a cause for celebration. She welcomed the fighters back home at the airport following their two day clash in Tokyo.

“Given or taken, the blows are experience,” Goven­ der told the team, just briefly after their final touch­ down.

“Being selected to compete with the best of the best is a quantum leap forward for the nation and this is a cause for national pride and celebration. We are proud and convinced that this tournament will re­ sult to positive spin­offs back at home,” she said.

The fighters set out on a journey last week. The tournament is held only every 10 years. The road to success is never easy, Govender explained “nothing is done overnight, sports like Karate is mastered through trial and error”.

Isithebe Paints suffer two defeats

ISITHEBE Paints hopes of annexing the inaugural An­ dy Hooblall Memorial League (hosted by KwaDukuza Darts Association) title was dented after they suf­ fered back­to­back league defeats.

You and your family are kindly requested to attend A fortnight ago they went down narrowly (6­7) to the 6 Month Memorial Ceremony of the late R & B Gledhow and on Wednesday night they suffered Devchan Chathu (Shan) a humiliating 9­4 defeat at the hands of Gledhow Date: Saturday, 03 May 2014 United at the Taste of India Restaurant.

Venue: 31 Everest Road, Stanger Heights, Stanger United stamped their authority in the match right Family and friends are requested to accept this as a from the start after winning the opening two team personal invitation.

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Nevil's Auto held a narrow 4­3 lead head­ ing into the singles matchesoftheevening.

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KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures: EZE’S Electrical competitive league WEEKLY REPORTER

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ZE'S Electrical has given KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) a huge boost with the announcement of a whopping R10 000 sponsorship.

R5 000 will be used for the 2014 EZE'S Electrical Competitive League and R5 000 towards the yearend knockout tournament whereby the winner will waltz away with a cash prize of R2 000 and the runner-up will pocket R1 000.

Prize money will be awarded to all teams participating in the year-end knockout tournament.

President of KwaDukuza Volleyball Association, Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere gratitude to RowanChinnasamy(CEOof EZE'S Electrical) on his magnanimous gesture in promoting volleyball in KwaDukuza.

Abraham said, "For the first time KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fostered a relationship with EZE'S Electrical last year in which they sponsored the Competitive League to the tune of R5 000 and we're excited that they have doubled their sponsorship in 2014 and look forward to a long lasting relationship".

Five teams comprising reigning champions Grove End, KSST, Randsons, Warriors Sport and Titans will contest the 2014 EZE'S Electrical Competitive League title which will be decided over four rounds.

KSST, who were dethroned as EZE'S Electrical Competitive League champions last year, kicked off their campaign with a fluent 2-0 win against Warriors Sport on Thursday night.

Syd Kistan's charges got off to a dream start since the start of the season winning the KDVA Top 8 Knock Out Cup and were crowned Easter champions last month.

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Thursday, 1 May 7pm­Grove End vs Randsons (umpire­Titans) 8pm­Titans vs Warriors Sport (umpire­Grove End)

OfficialonDuty:Bevlin Thaver Club on Duty: Grove End KDSA Social League Thursday, 1 May

7pm­Teachers Style vs Cool Leaders (umpire­Sunbrook) 8pm­Darnall United vs Sun­ brook (umpire­Cool Leaders) OfficialonDuty:Cooks Moodley Club on Duty: Cool Leaders

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EZE’S Electrical’s R10 000 sponsorship Rowan Chinnasamy (CEO of EZE'S Elec­ trical) pres­ ents a cheque of R10 000 to KwaDukuza Volleyball Association records clerk, Aslam Randeree.

Looking on a general manager of EZE'S Elec­ trical, Dylan Chinnasamy.

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an "Shrek" Peters to UKZN at the start of the 2014 season, the return of their prodigal son, Lloyd Chetty coupled with the emergence of the youth in the KSST lineup, makes them firm favourites to reclaim the title from Grove End. However, Grove End boast a wealth of talented players and are expected to fight right down the wire in their quest to retain the league title.

Itwasabaptismoffirefor the newly promoted Titans outfit (who clinched the Social League last season) whoslumpedto a straight set (2-0) defeat at the hands of Randsons on Thursday night in their opening fixture of

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In the KDVA social league, the former league champions Teachers Style kicked off their campaign with a fluent 2-0 win against MOB. Sunbrook were in for rude awakening after going down 2-0 to Virgo, who are stronglyfanciedforhonours in the social ranks.

In other volleyball news, KDVA will kick-off their Youth (under 16) and junior league (under 20) campaign on Saturday, 10 May.

It is compulsory for all teams participating in the Competitive and Social League to field a junior or youth squad.

All registration booklets for the youth and junior league teams (including a photograph) and a compositeregistrationformmustbe submitted to the records clerk, Aslam Randeree by Thursday, 8 May. Teams that fail to comply will be barred from participation in the competitive and social league.

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Ashrafiya blown out of Twenty­20 Cup WEEKLY REPORTER

ASHRAFIYA were blown out of

the Warriors sport-sponsored Twenty-20 Knockout Cup after slumping to a humiliating ninewicket defeat at the hands of Oceanville in the quarter-finals played at the country club ground on Saturday.

Ashrafiya shot themselves in the foot after posting a paltry 88 runs on a perfect batting strip in their allotted 20 overs. A. Hansa (19)andZ.Hansa(16)weretheonly batsmen to offer any resistance.

Rajiv Ramsing was the pick of the Oceanville bowlers claiming five wickets from his four-over spell. Akshay Juggernath took his tally to four wickets in the competition after grabbing two wickets against Ashrafiya.

Chasing a moderate 89-runs for victory, Oceanville sent Ashrafiya reeling out of the competition with a massive six after thescoresweretiedat88.Man-of-

Thembeni snatch 4-2 win

the-match Juggernath top-scored with a brilliant half-century (62) which included two sixes. He took his run tally in the competition to107, which included three sixes altogether.

Meanwhile, at the Gledhow Ground, man-of-the-match Harry Naidoo inspired Morningside to a nailbiting eight-run victory against Dawnheights in a quarter-final clash on Sunday.

Morningside batted first and posted 106 runs in their allotted 20 overs. Naidoo top-scored with 59 runs, which included four sixes.

In reply Dawnheights (nine runs short of the target) were bowled out for 98 runs. D. Misra (24) and S. Singh (23) top-scored for Dawnheights. Man-of-the match Naidoo claimed 3/11 from four overs. Morningside and Oceanville will contest the semifinal on Saturday with the winner to do battle with Manor in the final at the country club ground on Sunday.

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Thembeni Football Club snatched a thrilling 4­2 win against Mntwana in a Safa KwaDukuza Local Football Associa­ tion Premier League game at the recreation ground on Sunday.

>> Thembeni skipper hammered the final nail into the Mntwana coffin WEEKLY REPORTER

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Sponsor, Rishen Mathapershad of Warriors Sport congratulates Harry Naidoo on his outstanding performance with the bat and ball to guide Morningside to the semi­final of the Twenty­20 KO Cup.

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HEMBENI Football Club came from a goal down to snatch a thrilling 4-2 win against Mntwana in a Safa KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League game at the recreation ground on Sunday.

Mntwana should have opened their accountasearlyasthe10th minuteafter Zondi Thobani broke free on the right flank and unleashed a perfect cross to the unmarked Mzamo Magwaza, but his shot ballooned skywards.

In the 25th minute Sheriff Mngadi’s powerful shotbeattheThembenigoalkeeper Nkosinathi Sangweni, but ricochetted off the crossbar. Mngadi latched onto the rebounder and gently tapped the ball into an empty goalmouth to give Mntwana a 1-0 lead.

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di notched a brace to reduce the deficit (2-3).Jabulani Zunguhadagoldenopportunity of snatching an equaliser after receiving a cross from Zondi Thobani on the right flank, but he miscued his shot, missing the far upright by centimetres.

Thembeni skipper hammered the final nail into the Mntwana coffin after heading Makoma’s cross past the Mntwana keeper to give Thembeni a well-deserved 4-2 win.

An ecstatic Thembeni coach, Tumelo Khumalo praised his charges who clawed their way from a goal down to record an impressive 4-2 win.

He urged his charges to show the same kind of zeal and enthusiasm throughout their league campaign in their quest for league honours.

On Saturday, Rock Park eked out a hard-fought 2-1 win against Movers at the recreation ground. K9 Real Celtic grabbed a thrilling 3-2 win against Young Lions. On Friday night Madundube trounced Mavusana 3-0 in a KLFA Premier League game at the Manor grounds.

Philani Mtshali should have doubled Mntwana’s advantage in the 30th minute, but his close-range shot missed the target.

Thembeni surged forward in search of an equaliser and were rewarded five minutes before the break after Lungani Makoma latched onto a defensive blunder to make the score 1-1.

Barely five minutes into the second half, Vumani Ncube, playing on the far left flank dribbled his way into the box before weaving his way past the advancing Mntwana keeper to give Thembeni a 2-1 lead.

In the 55th minute Ncube was broughtdowninthe boxbytheMntwana central defender Thulani Mngadi and the referee did not hesitate to award Thembeni a penalty. Makomanotchedupabraceafterconverting theresultantspot-kicktogiveThembeni a 3-1 lead.

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