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>> Land given back to the Zwelabantu Dube Community Property Association MERVYN KRISHNA

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FTER years of land claim disputes over the Blythedale Coastal Resort (BCR), Land Claims Court acting Judge AJ Sardiwalla signalled a settlement agreement, which will see the Commission of Restitution of Land Rights, under theministerofLandAffairs,payR332 million to BCR for its 80% shareholding in the property.

Themoneywillbeusedtopayback creditors and investors of the resort after the project went into business rescue in October last year.

The land, on which the resort was to be built, has officially been given back to the Zwelabantu Dube Community Property Association (ZDCPA). KZN developer and eLan Group CEO Mark Taylor owned a majority share in the resort.

Taylor said he was still optimistic that the resort will be built as planned now that the land claim has finally been settled.

“I am pretty sure it will go ahead, it is not a foregone conclusion though,” he said.

Taylor added, the resort still has R200 million in pre-sale agreements and he is excited at the prospect of fi-

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He hopes the ZDCPA will reach a decision on a way forward soon.

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We still believe we are the right partners,” he said.

Not wanting to jump to conclusions, the developer doubts that the ZDCPAwillconsidernewplansforthe land.

“That would delay proceeding by two years or more,” he said.

Looking at the settlement, Taylor believes initial investors will be happy.

“After going through a business rescue process, a credit commission was formed to discuss solutions.

“After the settlement, it is now a question of fairness but, all the investors will get their initial capital back,” he added.

Looking ahead, Taylor is hoping to be part of another success story like that of eLan’s Simbithi Eco-estate in Ballito.

According to Taylor, the Blythedale Coastal Resort has the potential to create 10 000 jobs which could support at least 50 000 people.

During its 10-year construction phase,100000temporaryjobswillbe created.

Workers will be sourced from nearby communities and will receive Seta-accredited training.

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One person died after a car collided with the bakkie, above, which burst into flames on the N2 near Zinkwazi on Monday.

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The driver of the Toyota was trapped in the vehicle and died on scene. Read more on page 4

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HE sound of music and colourful creativity is emerging from countless children in rural KwaDukuza courtesy of a successful fashion collaboration between Mr Price, the RedCap Foundation and leadingBritishfashiondesignerHenry Holland.

Holland first touched down on South African shores in 2012 for his original Mr Price fashion collaboration, returning the following year for the launch of a range of limited edition dressesinspiredbysomeoftheworld’s most stylish celebrities.

Among the celebrity muses was international “it” girl Pixie Geldof, who joined Holland on his tour to South Africa and the RedCap Foundation Schools in KwaDukuza in November 2013.

Funds raised from both Mr Price fashion projects has raised over a million rand in the last two years.

This has been channeled through the Iciko Arts programme into five

“Beyond Henry visiting us and giving us his valuable time, the sale of his dresses through Mr Price stores contributed towards the expansion of the Iciko Arts Programme, allowing many more learners to experience the joy of arts in their schools.”

Sikhumbuzo Khumalo, principal of Zilungisele Primary School in KwaDukuza said Henry’s involvement with the RedCap Foundation has changed the school for the better. “I’m running short of appropriate words to extend my thanks to Henry Holland. His involvement with the RedCap Foundation has changed the school completely.”

Everyone is a winner in this tailor-made collaboration where fashion and philanthropy have joined hands to inspire tomorrow’s heroes.

To read more inspiring stories from the RedCap Foundation visit www.redcapfoundation.org

RedCap Foundation Primary Schools, namely: Aldinvile, Zilungisele, St Christopher, Kearsney and Nyakana.

As arts, drama, dance and music is not a high priority in most low income community schools, the Iciko programmecreatesaspacethatallowsthe talented children the freedom to ignite their creative flare.

Iciko teachers have witnessed firsthand how the eager pupils have benefitted from the classroom upgrades.

The inspired surroundings have sparked their creativity and the learners love being able to use the colourful art classrooms outside of their normal school classrooms.

The extra space and much needed creative materials have also helped them to understand and appreciate art more.

Marc Eslick, the RedCap Foundation Manager, highlighted the significance of the time and effort that Holland generously invested into the Iciko Arts Programme.

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NE person was killed and two others were injured in a head on collision on the N2 north be­

tween Zinkwazi and the Tugela Bridge on Monday morning.

AccordingtoIPSSMedicalResponse paramedic Paul Herbst a female driver of a Toyota attempted to make a U­ turn in the road and crashed head on into a Corsa bakkie travelling to Rich­ ards Bay, which then burst into flames.

“The woman, who was trapped in her vehicle, was declared dead on scene.

“Firemen has to used the Jaws of Life to remove the body. The occupants ofthebakkiemanagedtogetoutofthe vehicle before it caught alight.”

IPSS, Netcare 911 paramedics, KwaDukuza firemen and other services arrived at the scene and found the road severely obstructed with accident de­ bris and the twisted remains of the ve­ hicles.

After the patients were stabilised at the scene paramedics transported them to a nearby hospital.

In a separate incident, Netcare 911 paramedics and other services re­ sponded to a crash on District Road near Salt Rock Main Road on Saturday morning.

Upon their arrival they found that two people sustained serious injuries after a vehicle overturned.

The injured people were treated on scene before they were transported to

hospital for further medical care.

Also on Saturday, Netcare 911 para­ medicsandotherservicesrespondedto an accident in KwaDukuza.

According to Netcare 911 spokesper­ son Chris Botha, upon their arrival on scenetheyfoundthattwolightdelivery vehicles were involved in a side­impact collision.

“The KwaDukuza fire department had to use the Jaws of Life to extricate an entrapped person,” said Botha .

Two people sustained serious inju­ ries and were transported to hospital after receiving treatment on scene.

“Exact detail regarding the cause of the accident and preceding events will remainthesubjectofapoliceinvestiga­ tion.”

Another accident on Saturday night saw Netcare 911 paramedics and other services respond on the R74 near Stanger Manor.

They found a motor vehicle had left the roadway, overturned and came to a standstill down an embankment of approximately 50 metres.

“Tragically a 65­year­old man lost his life during the accident. Another person was found to be in a serious con­ dition. The injured patient was treated on scene before being transported to hospital for further medical care,” said Botha.

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Maha Bharat Dwar - Hare Krishna Mandir officials have received reliable information that Rain Prayer Group of Lot 14 is allegedly collecting funds for a rain prayer using the Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir and its office bearer’s names.

The rain prayer has nothing to do with the Mandir and its officials. The officials of the Rain Prayer are not the members of the Mandir. The community is urged to contact Soonitha Janaki on 0823034486, Anuradha Narayan on 0738063507 or Meeshka Sukdeo on 0747917878 if anyone found collecting money on the name of Maha Bharat Dwar - Hare Krishna Mandir.

The Mandir issues an official receipt signed by the treasurer for funds received, the secretary delivers a letter of thanks and appreciation signed by the chairperson for the Mandir’s record. Office bearers of the the Maha Bharat Dwar - Hare Krishna Mandir are Rabi Singh, Soonitha, Anuradha, Tammy, Divyata, Lall Sahadeo, Sharma, Nolisha, Yasheen, Bhim, Nereen, Meeshka, Roxanne, Roshni and Dhardesh.

The Mandir practice a proper accounting system with income, expenditure and bank records with full audit.

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Pastor BD Saul

MERVYN KRISHNA THE KwaDukuza Christian community is in mourning the loss of well-known and respected pastor BD Saul who died in his sleep in the early hours of Saturday morning at age 80.

Pastor Saul was the pastor of the Assemblies of God Church (Hebron Church) in Rocky Park.

He started as a probationary minister under the auspices of the Assemblies Of God. A year later he was ordained as a fullyfledged credential Minister.

Pastor Saul received his diploma in 1981, having studied through correspondence with the All Africa School of Theology.

HewasappointedmarriageofficerandJustice of the Peace and was appointed to the national executive of the Assemblies of God. He also served as chairman of the Area Board of Policing, comprising 22 stations.

He was a member of the Provincial Board of Community Policing and the local Community Policing Forum.

Saul was also an assessor in the KwaDukuza Regional Court.

He is survived by his wife Doreen and three children.

His funeral will take place on Saturday, 28 June at the Hebron Church in Rocky Park commencing at 10am.

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THREE thousand KwaDukuza pupils will receive free meals from Hare Krish­ na Food For Life KwaDukuza at the Child Welfare SA­KwaDukuza Winter Fair “Edufair” on Thursday.

Hare Krishna Food For Life KwaDu­ kuza is part of the world’s largest vege­ tarian non­profit food relief organisa­ tion which serve more than 1 500 000 free meals daily.

TheFoodforLifeprojectisamodern day revival of the ancient Vedic of cul­ ture of hospitality with its belief in the equality of all beings.

School are encouraged to send their less fortunate pupils to the event.

THE Sappi KwaDukuza Resource Centre is holding extra tuitions in mathematics, physical science, Englishand isiZuluforGrades11and 12 pupils.

Classes will commence on 4 Au­ gust 2014 from 3pm to 4.30pm and end on 30 October 2014.

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HE African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA) will do battleintheward22by-electionon 2JulytocontroloneofKwaDukuza Municipality’s largest wards.

Ward 22 is without a councillor, following the promotion of Ann McDonnell to the KZN provincial legislature.

The ward includes Shakaskraal, Tinley Manor, Sheffield, Salt Rock, Fox Hill and Nkobongo and was previously controlled by the DA since its formation in 2011.

LastweektheANCregionalsecretary Muzi Sithole announced Rigby Heenan as their by-election candidate while the DA announced Malcolm Hubner as theirs. Sithole said the ANC has givenitselfplentyoftimebeforeselecting a candidate.

“Our approach was detailed in that we consulted all sectors in the ward. We needed to hear from the people what their needs are and

then find someone who could meet these adequately in line with our mandate.”

Heenan said it was time to join the winning party.

“Minority parties are unable to engage with council and the people. The ANC has extended a hand of friendship and it would have been reckless and negligent of me to turn it down.

“There are things to be done, and why go in the back door when the front is wide open.

“I know the area and I am confident going into the by-election because I believe everyone needs help - from people who need electricity to those who need potholes fixed,” said Heenan.

Hubner is currently the ward six DA chairman and is humbled at the prospect of representing ward 22.

“If the DA is successful I expect the first six months as councillor will be spent getting to grips with the diversity of the ward and understanding its needs.”

Swimming club meeting SWIMMING enthusiasts are request­ ed to attend the election meeting of the Manaqua Swimming Club (inter­ im name) on Wednesday, 25 June at the Stanger Manor Secondary School commencing at

6.30pm.

All those interested in taking up swimming as a sport or learning to swim should attend.

Plansandactivitiesoftheclubwill be discussed.

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10 foot waves >> Giant swells impact the North Coast

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Salt Rock Beach was still closed to bathers on Monday.

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HE North Coast experienced giant swells, reminiscent of the destructive March 2007 storm, last week.

Lifeguard supervisor Bongani Xulu said the waves were “easily eight to 10 feet high” at times. Beaches were closed on 15,16, 21, 22 and 23 June due to rough surf conditions, and becausesomeofthesharknetsweredisturbed, making beaches unsafe.

Xulu said there was an incident last week where two local brothers went out on their paddle skis, facing the huge waves at Thompson’s Bay, despite there having been a red flag up to signal danger.

In their attempt to get to back line,

they got caught in a side wash.

Xulu said one man lost his surfski, while the other was washed onto the

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A giant wave at Tinley Manor last week.

a jet ski from Salt Rock and IPSS Rescue and Netcare paramedics also responded to the scene.

“Luckily the brothers were rescued with just minor scratches and were in a stable condition,” said Xulu.

A Chaka’s Rock resident, Leon Groenveld, said he could feel the vibrations of the waves at his cliff-side home as they pounded the shore, and that waves damaged part of the cliff at Morewood Cove.

A cliff shelf was broken off and landed on the beach below, he said.

“Some people had been sitting above the shelf that collapsed, they were very lucky not to be hurt.

“The man-made subsoil drains above the cliff face exacerbated the problem, I think. It’s a big problem in

rocks.

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this area,” said Groenveld.

North Coast environmentalist Duncan Pritchard said that ‘nothing really special causes this big swell, just offshore storms and winds’.

“Thispastswell,Isuspectwasaresult of that big cold front that caused flooding in the Cape, but it moved out to sea before it really got to us,” said Pritchard. He said once out at sea, the wind has a bigger area to blow across and the longer the surface area it blows against, the larger the swell.

“So really it was just down to offshore winds, which we didn’t feel, but a couple hundred/thousand kilometres offshore would have been extremely windy to cause this swell”.

He said the swell can lurk for days after the wind.

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The Internet: friend or foe?

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pabilitiesoftheInternetdonot end at learning about people.

Gone are the days when school children must go to the library and spend hours paging through dusty copies of Encyclopaedia Brittanica to complete projects — when journalists must leave the sanctity of the office to research a feature piece, and whenbusinessexecutiveshad to drive across town or rely on the postal service to get a contract signed. Everything can be done behind one’s desk while drinking copious amounts of coffee in the eversedentary lifestyle of the 21st century.

In the good old days, work at an office would come to a standstill when the electricity went off. Nowadays, thanks to the antics of Eskom, generators are in place to keep computers and essential lights powered up at all times. When the Internet goes down, however, productivity grinds to a haltandtheproverbialwheels fall off spectacularly, leaving office workers with nothing to do but make more coffee, scream at the IT department with increasing voracity as

deadlines approach, and hold one unproductive meeting after another. What does the Internet have in common with nicotine, alcohol, and whoonga?

All these commodities are addictive, though some perhaps less destructively so than others.

While a lack of internet will not leave you feeling like ants are crawling under your skin, as I believe is the case with whoonga, it certainly makes highly-strung people more uppity than ever. Between social media, Candy Crush, Reddit and material of an illicit nature, the internet has something to appeal to that part of every soul which is conducive to addiction.

Where to next in the digital revolution?

Will we become walking WiFi boosters?

Will the average Joe trade in their rose-coloured glasses for Google glasses?

Who cares?

Turn off your computer, go outside and enjoy the blissful sunshine of winter in the climatic paradise of KwaZuluNatal.

HEworldsofwork,play, shopping and research have all undergone a revolution over the past 20 or so years, as a result of the evolution of the internet.

Technophiles and technophobes alike have been flung into a new, exciting and sometimes scary world.

In this new sphere, someone at the other side of the world can steal money from your bank account at the push of a button or access your mailbox on a whim and send rude messages to your friends.

When I arrive at work on a Monday morning, my inbox generally has at least 100 new messages awaiting my attention, and I assume the same canbesaidforthe20orsopeople with whom I share an open-plan office. If the internet and e-mails did not exist, those seated at the back of this office would have to swim through stacks and piles of 2000-odd envelopes that would have arrived containing our mail. In that sense, tree huggers, office cleaners and those who can’t swim can be everlastingly grateful for the arrival of the internet and electronic mail.

The Internet is solely responsible for the ever-widening generation gap that exists within families, with the elderlyneedingtobe informed that an Ipad is not a feminine hygiene product, and that WiFi is not a question followed by an expression of disgust or QUICK & EASY APPLICATION IMMEDIATE outrage.

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THERE is a lot of confusion about the meaning of the term RSVP. Many guests see this on invitations and do not know what they are supposed to do.

The RSVP, found on all kinds of invitations aren’t put in for a decorative purpose, quite the contrary.

They imply a request. Not responding to a request may be regarded as bad etiquette.

The problem we experience is that even if you put an RSVP request on an invitation, guests don’t do anything about it.

This leads to the problem that hosts can’t tell how many guests plan to attend the function.

WHAT RSVP MEANS: The term RSVP comes from the French expression “respondez s’il vous plait”, meaning “please respond/ reply”.

If RSVP is written on an invitation it means that theinvitedguestmusttellthehostwhethertheyplan to attend the function.

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Itdoesnotmeantorespondonlyifyouareattend­ ing, and it does not mean respond only if you are not attending (the expression “regrets only” is reserved for this instance).

It means the host needs a definite head count for the planned event, and needs it by the date specified on the invitation. Some invitations carry the host’s telephone number, so you can call with your reply. *WHY it’s INCONSIDERATE not to RSVP An incomplete list of respondents can cause nu­ merous problems for a host including difficulty in planning food quantities, issues relating to minimum guarantees with caterers and difficulty in planning appropriate seating, among other things.

So the next time you see RSVP on an invitation you receive, please contact your host and respond promptly.

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lyrics that glorify violence and criminal lifestyles’.

After the flip of a coin the girl’s team had to argue against the topic while the boy’s team argued in favour of the topic.

Ultimately, only one team could emerge winners and Di Mather, from Boston’s head office, was invited to arbitrate. Once the debate concluded and final arguments were presented, Mather announced the boy’s team as the winning team.

Mather was impressed by the standard of the arguments and with the valid points presented by both teams.

She thanked each member of the teams for their participation.

The debate was followed by a general knowledge quiz which involved all students.

The quiz ended in a tie between two teams. The winners of the debate and the quiz each received prizes.

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Colour Festival is a new addiOLIDAYMAKERS have tion to Mr Price Pro Ballito. somuchmoretolookforAs the very first Colour Trail ward to this winter from Festival in KwaDukuza the festhe sunny shores of KwaDukutival will host trail running and za. cycling as well as massive kids Added to the jam-packed zones,chillzones,colourgauntprogramme of the extremely lets, good music, good beer and popular Mr Price Pro Ballito lots more.

(June 30 to July 6) are two excitTrail running has become a ing additions, the Winter Fare popular form of exercise and and the Aramex Holla Trails runners can choose between Colour Festival. racing a 14km or 7km route.

In its 75th year of operation Cyclists are also in for a the Winter Fare (26-29 June) attreat with a choice of two chaltracts some 50 000 people and lenging routes, a 50km or 25km is the perfect opportunity to route. have some fun while contributBoth sports are a great oping to a worthy cause. portunity to enjoy the beautiful Held at the Stanger Country North Coast scenery while testClub Grounds the annual festiPHOTO: SUPPLIED ing out your fitness levels. valpromisesafunfilledfewdays KwaDukuza 1st princess Nothando Xulu, La The Mr Price Pro Ballito is an of high quality entertainment, Montagne Resort mascot Fred First and Amber international surfing competistunning displays, delicious Mendes (Ballito) look forward to this year’s Mr tion and beach and lifestyle fesfood stalls, electrifying fire- Price Pro Ballito Beach Festival. tival that offers families plenty works and colourful fun fair.

As the major fundraising event of uplifting and empowering disadvan- of fun in the sun with activities like extreme sports, beach action, the surfChild Welfare SA the annual festival is taged people in KwaDukuza.

Exercise enthusiasts will be elated ing competition, free music concerts vital in ensuring the organisation can continue to play a significant role in to know that the Aramex Holla Trails and retail delights.

BOSTON City Campus and Business College-Stanger students and staff celebrated Youth Day recently.

Students dressed in their previous school uniforms in commemoration of the 1976 Soweto Uprising.

The college also held their annual debate as part of their Youth Day programme and this year’s topic was ‘banning of music containing

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FEVER 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 20 June 2014 edition of the Stanger 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 30 July 2014

ENTRY FORM Please fill in all the following sections and send it to us via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com, OR fax it to 0865344256.

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VOMITING is a very common, and frequently encountered, symptom. The causes are vast, ranging from trivial (usually self­limit­ ing) to very severe and life threatening.

In children, especially infants, it is vitally important to distinguish vomiting, from re­ gurgitation.

Regurgitation is the effortless expulsion of gastric contents.

Beforefindingthecause,yourhealthcare practitionershouldfirstestablishthehydra­ tion status of your child, and attend to any life threatening complications.

Repeated vomiting, coupled with no flu­ id intake (with or without diarrhoea) can leadtoyourchildbeingseverelydehydrated.

Vomitingcanleadtoarangeofmetabol­ ic and electrolyte complications.

The acid­base balance within the blood­ stream is altered, as well as changes to the levelsofpotassium(K+),sodium(Na+)and chloride (Cl­), all of which are important in the body’s normal functioning.

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If your child has bilious vomiting, this could indicate a gastrointestinal obstruc­ tion. Blood in the vomitus could indicate a gastro­intestinal bleed.

The causes varies from the newborn and infant, compared to children and adoles­ cents. Below is a simple outline of the causes. Note the diverse organ systems that can be affected, giving rise to vomiting.

ACUTE VOMITING Neonate / Infant with fever ­Sepsis / meningitis / urinary tract infec­ tion ­Tonsillitis / otitis media ­Gastro­enteritis IF NO SIGNS OF SEPSIS ­Pyloric stenosis / outlet obstruction ­Metabolic causes ­Neurological causes ­Endocrine causes Child / Adolescent with fever (otherwise well) ­Gastro­enteritis, especially if diarrhoea is present WITH LETHARGY / ALTERED MENTAL STATUS ­Neurological causes ­Metabolic causes ­Endocrine causes ­Drugs, toxins, alcohol RECURRENT VOMITING Infants

­GIT – feed intolerance ­Renal ­Metabolic – lethargy, poor feeding, fail­ ure to thrive, seizures, abnormal tone ­Neurological – raised pressure, infec­ tions Older child / Adolescent ­Gastrointestinal causes ­Chronic sinusitis ­Drug intoxication ­Migraines ­Bulimia ­Pregnancy If it is established that the cause of the vomiting might be more complex than a simple viral infection / “gastric­bug”, your healthcare practitioner will suggest various investigations to assist in the diagnosis.

The management will ultimately de­ pend on the cause. In most cases, the vomit­ ing is self­limiting and will not warrant any medications, except maintaining hydration.

Hydration can be maintained with oral sips (if the child is able to drink), alternatively, intravenous fluids may be necessary.

Pharmacological agents are not usually recommended, as this may mask the signs of a serious disease, as well as the undesir­ able side­effects in children.

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Stress, holding the neck in the same position for a long time, improper or quick movement.

tration, depression, feeling light headed, irritability, anxiety, eye pain and glandular swelling.

TREATMENT OF NECK PAIN: The team at Holistic Wellness Centre use acupuncture, therapeutic massage, cupping, electrotherapyandheattherapytoimprovethe flow of blood in and around the affected area.

Thus nerve function are restored and symptoms related to neck pain starts subsiding.

The patient responds fantastically and almost immediate relief is felt, since they are treating the root cause of the problem and not SYMPTOM OF NECK PAIN ARE: Constantheadacheandneckpainespecially just the symptom, thus enabling you to live a pain at the back of the head, stiffness, back pain pain free life Formostpeople,stiffnessandpainareaway along with neck pain, shoulder and arm pain, swallowing problems, dizziness, poor concen- of life to which many have become habituated and it is not often until they receive acupuncture and therapeutic massage that theyrealisethemuscles are tight or how much energy is conHarold Van Den Berg sumed by stress. If you or someone you know is suffering from neck pain, consultwiththesequalified and registered acupuncturists so thatyougettherelief you deserve.

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Dr Singh answers your CHIROPRACTIC questions >> Know more about chiropractic treatment and the benefits of it FACTS ABOUT CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is an evolving profession which deals with the neuromusculoskeletal system. This means that chiropractors treat all issues related to the spinal column, including nerves, spinal discs as well as muscles, ligaments and tendons in and around this area.

In addition, chiropractors also treat ALL joints in the body from the jaw (temporomandibular joint) to the baby toe.

Chiropractic IS different. And it is this difference that has brought results to millions since 1895 and caused them to rethink the nature of health and the role of chiropractic care in it.

Chiropractic is scientific, thriving, safe and takes a natural approach to better health that avoids drugs or surgery. It SUPPORTS THE BODY and assists it in relearning its natural ability to be able to heal itself.

How long does treatment take?

The first consultation with Dr Singh takes, on average, about 30 minutes, and a treatment session about 15-20 minutes but can be longer when needed, this will vary according to your condition and your needs.

How long will it take to get better?

Your recovery is dependent on many factors: *Your presenting complaint/problem *The length of time that you have had it for *Any other treatment procedures that may have been done by other practitioners and the side effects, if any *Your own commitment to any rehabilitative exercisesandhometreatmentthatisaskedfor you to carry out *And maintenance visits which your chiropractor may recommend.

It also depends on the healing abilities of different individuals. Some may show changes in a few days/weeks, some may take months.

These may also be influenced by the duration that you would have had the discomfort.

For whom is chiropractic suitable?

Chiropractic treatment is suitable for everyone, including new-born babies, the elderly, pregnant women and sports enthusiasts.

Once you are better, your chiropractor will help you to maintain your own health, and keep your body working as it should, by offering exercise and lifestyle advice for you to follow in the future.

What is the popping noise of the adjustment?

When the two surfaces of a joint are moved apart rapidly, as happens in a chiropractic adjustment, there is a change of pressure within

the joint space. This may sometimes cause a bubble of gas to 'pop' - but this sound is not significant, and does not hurt.

Will treatment hurt?

Adjustments (chiropractor equivalent to manipulation),whencarriedoutcorrectlybyaqualified chiropractor, is not painful. If you have acute muscle spasm, when even the lightest touch hurts, there may be some discomfort after the muscular knots are released. Sometimes, if you have had a problem for some time, you may feel sore whilst your body starts to adjust after the treatments but not during the adjustment. Your chiropractorwilltellyouifthisislikelytohappen.

The beginning of care can be likened to going to the gym for the first few times, it aches but overall your body is healing and improving and you feel better for it.

Are all patients adjusted in the same way?

No. Your treatment care plan will be recommended to your specific needs.

Should I bring my family for chiropractic checks?

Yes.Thestrengthofchiropracticisthatitcanhelp prevent discomfort, pain and even disease, and is suitable for everyone. It is entirely appropriate

to visit a chiropractor even if you have no pain, as restrictions in movement can often be detected before symptoms appear.

Is chiropractic treatment safe, even if I've already had surgery?

Chiropractic is remarkably safe when treatment is carried out by a properly qualified practitioner.

Your chiropractor is trained to recognize conditions which require referral elsewhere, and can treatyouevenaftersurgery.InmanycasesChiropractors can prevent unnecessary spinal surgery.

Why should I return if I'm feeling fine?

Your chiropractor has treated you, so allowing your body to heal, but if you continue the lifestyle which caused the original condition, regular treatment should also continue. Would you maintain your car with tune ups or teeth with check ups or wait until full breakdown and then hope to fully resolve the problem? Or would you make sure all stayed well and required much less finance and time to fully restore and enjoy good joint and muscular health? Our bodies are being used daily and placed through much strain without receiving the necessary exercise and nourishment and healing time that it requires. When

your pain has ceased, the idea is for you to maintain your new lifestyle. Eventually, you will visit your Chiropractor at least once in 6months, depending on the state of your spine and health.

Can I adjust myself? Is there anything wrong with me 'cracking ' my neck or back myself?

You cannot properly control an adjustment to yourself and your relief may only be temporary and psychological. Hearing the cracking sound does not mean that you have carried out an adjustment successfully, generally, patients end up moving joints that are already moving well, thereby, inducing a wear and tear. You can easily be contributing to development of osteoarthritis if this is done. If you feel you want to 'crack' your joints, it is because you need an adjustment.

For a consult and treatment consult DR NATASHA SINGH. STRESS plays a huge role in the lives of all. It has been the no.1 killer in the world leading to heart disease. The easiest and healthiest way to combat stress naturally is by Exercising, Maintaining a balance of body, mind, and eating healthy. The Budo Martial Art Centre is equipped to help you in your journey of self-discovery, self-discipline and building of character and stamina.

Tai chi is a combination of Martial Art, traditional Chinese medicine and Philosophy. It helps to balance body and mind in addition to improving flexibility, as well as conditions such as lung disease such as asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, depression, sinusitis, post nasal drip, sore throat, increasing immunity. It will help to gain composure, calm the mind, thereby, relaxing the entire body. When the body is relaxed it shall heal.

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Human resources manager of Sappi Stanger Mill Catherine Shuttleworth said: “Our contribution towards the Winter Fair is 4 000 sheets of paper valued at about R5 000. Our 2013 donation was used to print over 35 000 programmes and we hope that this year’s donation will again assist in their fund raising efforts.”

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ITH Boston City Campus & Business College now open for mid-year registrations for diplomas and degrees, Boston’s marketing manager, Natalie Rabson, uses the opportunity to reflect on how attaining a higher education can help address the issue of unemployment.

“According to Adcorp labour market economist, Loane Sharp, the retrenchment rate is now at a 10-year high – in January alone our economy shed 36290 jobs – while the unemployment rate increased from 22.5 per cent in 2008 to 25.20 per cent in the first quarter of 2014. Then there’s the recent news that youth unemployment had soared from 32.7 percent to 36.1 percent in the six years from 2008 to 2014,” says Rabson.

For Rabson, the importance of attaining a higher education has a twofold significance that can both directly and indirectly address these issues of unemployment and retrenchment.

“Firstly, the relevance of a vibrant higher education sector is recognised internationally and investment therein, whether through individuals who take up further studies or through government funding, promotes economic prosperity and greater employment.

Secondly, we need to remind ourselves just how important a relevant qualification is when looking for work or merely trying to stay secure in one’s current job.

Unemploymentandretrenchmentstatistics are showing us a rather desperate reality and especially for the unemployed, it’s time to step up,” adds Rabson.

“You should waste no time in assessing your situation. Start by asking: Am I on the right career path? Are there areas in my specific skills set where I need to improve? Do I have the proper qualifications and tools to apply for a job with confidence? Is a matric certificate, diploma or degree enough in our highly competitive market? And, where do I want to be in a few years from now? Only after addressing these questions should one make the decision on what to do next and how to do it best,” says Rabson.

Alarmingly, these days a relevant qualification doesn’t automatically guarantee your employability, especially if you don't have work experience to go along with it. That in itself is no reason not to study further; gaining a competitive edge and acquiring the necessary skills do after all form the foundation of employability.

And to those who are fortunate enough to think they have secure jobs, Rabson has the following message: “Don’t be too comfortable. Considering the current volatile nature of our economy, many companies, big and small, have moved into ‘survival mode’. Retrenchment is a natural result thereof,” said Rabson.

Rabson said acquiring a higher educationhashelpedmanystarttheirownbusinesses and grow these into successful companies.

Statistics from the Department of Trade & Industry show that these small and medium enterprises contribute between 52 to 57% to the Gross Domestic Product and account for approximately 61% of employment.

“Entrepreneurship definitely does seem to be one possible cure for the unemployment rate. If more people had the drive and skills to start their own businesses, things might be less dire. The other reality is that these businesses operate in a highly competitive market and whilst some do become successful entrepreneurs without having studied further, many realise that acquiring a higher education is essential for survival,” added Rabson.

Mid-year registrations for diplomas and degreesatBostonCityCampus&BusinessCollege are now officially open for everyone and run until 25 July. Prospective students don’t have to wait until next year to start their studies; they can still start in 2014 and immediately after registration has closed on 25 July.

Not only will this give full time students a head start, but also those who are currently employed and want to further their studies on a part time basis. For those students who have applied to study a Unisa degree through Boston and have already registered at Unisa, tuition will also start in July. Do note that whilst the closing date for Unisa applications was on 25 April, the closing date for registrations at Unisa is 11 July.

Boston now also offers two brand new industry relevant courses: a Diploma in Business Management and a Diploma in Events Management.

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POSTPONEMENT: STATE OF THE DISTRICT ADDRESS 2014

4 JULY 2014

The iLembe District Municipality 2014 State of the District Address has been postponed to Friday, 4 July 2014 at the Maphumulo Town Hall in Maphumulo Local Municipality.

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At this meeting, the full council will also represent the approved iLembe District Municipality 2014/ 2015 Budget and the 2014/ 2015 Integrated Development Plan.

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NOTICE:

APOLOGY FOR WATER INTERRUPTION His Worship the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality, Cllr SW Mdabe, on behalf of the whole iLembe council would like to apologise to the residents of KwaDukuza for the water interruption that took place on Monday evening, 23 June 2014.

Due to a major leak in the pumping main from the Umgeni waterworks that supplies water to KwaDukuza, an emergency shutdown had to take place. This resulted to no water going into the Saunders Street Reservoir in KwaDukuza.

Umgeni Water carried out repairs from Monday evening to Tuesday morning, 24 June 2014 with water being subsequently switched back on.

As iLembe District Municipality we acknowledge the problem and understand the discomfort and inconvenience this caused the residents and apologise profusely to the people of Warrenton, Lindelani, Shakaville, Stanger Heights, High Ridge, Indian Village, Stanger Manor, Doctorsskop, Townview and Glenhills and Stanger Manor.

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His Worship the Mayor, Cllr SW Mdabe will deliver the address which will be a report on the status of the District as well as outline the Municipality’s priorities for the next financial year.

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CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION

FLAT TO LET

Accommodation Available-Doringkop, 2 Bedroom chalet, small pets allowed. Water & lights inc. Serviced Bi weekly, From R5800pm. Call Jenny: 073 040 5070.

Flats in Stanger. Contact: 072 579 3167.

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

Glenhills-2 B/Room, lounge, KTB, fully tiled, R2600-00 p/m excl. lights, including water. Contact: 071 935 5454.

Two bedroom flat to let.

Tel: 081 257 4710/081 487 3767/032-551 5494.

HOUSES FOR SALE

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For Sale 3 Bedrm, mes, modern kitchen-Windy HghtsR795 000.00 1100 Stand-MandiniR125 000.00 Contact Sanji-082 338 6861

HOUSES TO LET BUSINESS FOR SALE Salon for sale-African, uni-sex, fully equipped, busy, beautiful designed, money come back guarantee, Verulam CBD, R120 000.

Contact: 078 093 0954.

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET 1).Workshop-Dawnside 2).Shop 3).Offices 4).Warehouse 5)Factory Premises, 3 Phase Contact: 072 579 3167.

ENTERTAINMENT Rabbits for parties, petting rabbits. Make your child’s party something to remember. We come to you. R1000 for 2 hours. Contact: Sally-082 833 3602/Morgan-082 857 4282.

FOR HIRE Bakkie and Driver for hire. Contact: Lenny-073 416 0877.

FOR SALE 2 Ten Cube Tippers for sale.

2629 Merc Power Liner 2225 Merc V-Series Contact: 076 389 8979.

Prayer pigs various sizes. To view call Steve: 072 799 3576.

Rabbit and Duck meat available. Call: Morgan-082 857 4282/ Sally-082 833 3602.

Thorough Brede Jack Russell Puppies for sale. Colour White & Brown. Contact: Samantha: 084 636 0527/032-551 2625.

FLAT TO LET 1 Bedroom, kitchen, incl. Bed, R1500-00 incl. W/L. Phone: 083 365 6882/074 205 0952.

2 b/r, lounge, dining room, kitchen, t/b, lug, incl. water, R3630, in CBD. Contact: 082 653 8999.

4 Bedroom, en-suite, built-in cupboard, kitchen units, walk in, secure complex, 18 Edgar Charles Crescent, immediate occupation.

Tel: 032-551 1618/076 374 3284.

1 Rm, T/S, H/C water/ light, single, avail. immediately with beddings/furnished, 2 draws, etc. Contact: 073 772 9513.

Glenhills-29 Cancer Street, 2 Bedroom, lounge, kit, toilet & bathroom, carport, fully tiled and fenced premises, house on its own land, large land, prepaid water & lights, R2300-available 01/07/2014. Contact: 083 413 7686/083 959 1871.

Outbuilding to rent2 Ebrahim Drive, Stg Manor, 3 rooms + kitchen, excl. water/ lights. Contact: 082 553 2944.

Outbuilding to let in Indian Village Area. Contact: 032-551 1609/078 330 0976 call between 8am-6pm.

Outbuilding to let, Stanger Manor, 2 bedroom and kitchen, toilet and bathroom. Contact: 078 714 7021.

Outbuilding to let, 1 Bedroom, 1 lounge, kit/T/Bath to let in Stanger Heights, R2350-00 incl. lights/ water/DSTV. Tel: 083 736 8474/083 573 3448.

Room for rent. Contact: 078 422 1413.

HOUSES FOR SALE House for sale/Rent3 B/Rooms, ensuite, Price Neg. 29 Joelah Drive, Highridge. Contact: 078 252 7823.

House for sale in Memoria Area, Melville, 3 b/r, single garage, lounge, dining room, kitchen, R450 000.

Contact: 083 383 7494.

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.

House for Sale Rocky Park Perfect starter home, 2 Beds, 1 Bath, Large piece of land, R460 000-00.

Contact: Office 032551 1630 LAND FOR SALE Land for sale at Glenhills. Pluto Road, 5116, 944 sqm. Contact: 076 204 7280.

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

ARE you drowning in debt??? Pay from as little as R250.00 per month towards all your accounts. Immediate relief. We also remove garnishees. Call Siva078 545 0850/032-533 7894, Savy-082 397 1840, Chanel-073 137 0783. Shop 6, Hyper Mall, next to Verulam Post Office below Pick & Pay.

TRANSPORT Lift club available from Stanger to Prospecton, Mon-Fri, 7.30am16.30pm. Please call 082 501 4715 to join.

Transport urgently needed from Stanger to Berea, DUT area. Contact: 076 212 0884.

International Trading Company requires a highly motivated clerical staff Requirements: • Grade 12 • Basic computer Literacy • Work under Pressure • Pro Active • Preferable Male

Fax CV with latest photo to 086 670 9523

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VACANCY Admin position available. Will handle reception duties as well.

Must have accounts experience and good telephonic skills. Email: britar@telkomsa.net.

Tel: 032 552 2695 Barmaids, Barman’s, Waitress, Guards and Car Wash helpers required. Phone: 083 365 6882/074 205 0952.

Code 10 Driving School Instructor required. Contact: 032552 1153.

Mature Indian nanny required to stay in.

Call: 081 886 7042 after 5pm.

Signage Company requires: -Vinyl applicators -Riggers -Sales Persons Male or Female applicants welcome, Drivers license will be an advantage. Please fax CV to 086 639 4165 VEHICLE FOR SALE 1989 VW Fox, 1.6L, good condition, R14 000. Contact: 084 960 5024.

WANTED Driver for cane loader & tractor (immediately).

Kudingeka umshayeli kagandagand a nomajika eduze (ngokushesha).

Cell: 082 840 6028.

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TUITIONS Unisa & IMM GSM Tuition-Law, Commerce, Marketing & Education Degrees, Diplomas & Certificate Programmes.

The graduate academy Tel: 032-586 3804 / durban@t-g-a.co.za.

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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email coastalweekly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Monday 10am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

>>The Upper North Coast Eistedoddfod Committee is holding rehearsals for the adult eistedffod at Stan­ gerSivaTempleHall.Adultsinterestedinparticipating in the Tamil eisteddfod are requested to attend re­ hearsels on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 6pm.ContactMalaAvatharon0732798888formore details. >>Glenhills Women Circle will be holding a Tea­Gar­ den on Saturday, June 28 opposite Stanger Super­ Spar. For details contact Radha on 073 647 0551 or Nareen on 083 549 2068. >>The Sundown Temple Society will host the Mari­ amman and Gargam Prayer on July 20 at 10am. Flag hoisting will commence at 6pm. Chariot procession will take place on Saturday, July 19 from the temple site at 3pm. For details contact Krish on 032­552 3346, Brian on 9032­552 7485, Selive on 032­551 6635 or Indran on 032­551 2334 >>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street in Stan­ ger Manor conducts the following weekly services: Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm Tuesday: Prayersservivefrom7pm,Thursday:RamBajanRecit­ sals from 7pm, Hanuman Chalisa Recital on Saturday from 6pm.

Weddings are also conducted. For details contact Ram Makardood on 084 4862207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494. >>The community of Lot 14 and surrounds will hold their annual rain prayer on Sunday, 3 August at 8am at the prayer site near Hillview Stores. All welcome.

For more information call Kishore on 073 546 1676 or Ram on 071 944 2030. >>The Byivumile Jazz Club invites to their annual general meeting on Sunday, 6 July at Groutville ward 10 at 2pm. For more information call 072 400 3440. >>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the Shanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Ku­ bashni 076 825 7357. >>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple : Satsang Mon­ 6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm Contact Danny / Shawn on 032 552 2382. >>Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Mon at

6.15­7.15pm), Bhajan Practice (Tues at 6pm) Satsang (Thurs from 7­8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Nar­ asimha and Radha/Krishna (every Sat at 2pm). Con­ tact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795. >>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more infor­ mationpleasecontactDCNaidoo0325514361orAsh­ en 073 670 2324. >>The Glenhills Sri Soobramoniar and Marriamen Temple will be hosting their annual Garraggum prayer onSunday,6July.FlaghoistingwilltakeplaceonMon­ day,30Junecommencingat5.30pm.Themainprayer on Sunday will commence at 10am. Flag dehoisting willtakeplace8Julyat5.30pm.Thosewishingtocarry Garraggumscancontacttheofficialson0839773045 (Siva), 084 552 5163 (PA Moodley) or 083 777 1472 (Chix Budhram). >>786 Helping Hands is appealing to the com­ munity to donate winter clothing, blankets and non perishable food items for underprivileged residents. Items can be dropped off at Spice De­ light in Lindley Street. For more information con­ tact Suraya Mitha on 032 554 4025. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal cordially invites you to spiritual discourses on the topic “ Law of Karma” and the infallible laws of human life by: Shri MK Angajan, internationally acclaimed phi­ losopher from India at the Shri Sanathan Mundal Hall, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights from 23 to 26 June from 6:30pm to 8:30pm daily. All are welcome and supper will be served.

For further information contact Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406. >>The Divine Life Society of SA ­ Stanger Branch invitesyoutoattendGangaAratiandweeklySat­ sangs on Sundays commencing at 4.50pm and on Tuesdays commencing at 6.20pm.

Ganga Arati and Hanuman Chalisa (three times) on Wednesdays and Fridays commencing at 5.30pm. >>The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. For more information contact Shaun on 0791556746.

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If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 0325523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

Participants at the Children’s Regional Eisteddfod.

JYOTHI LALDAS THE Upper North Coast Eisteddfod Movement hosted their Children’s Regional Eisteddfod recently.

Awealthoftalentwasondisplayintheforms of Isai, Iyal and Naadagam (language, music and dance).

AdjudicatorsfromtheKZNTamilVedicSociety Trust were pleased with the performances and commended the movement for motivating and encouraging the children’s involvement in the promotion and preservation of the Tamil language and culture.

Winners in each section received certifi-

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cates and all participants received trophies for their efforts.

Outstanding performers included Purvee Raman for public speaking, Nerantha Govender for playing the harmonium, Kovendree Pillay for language and Sriantha Naidoo for her Bharatha Naatiyam Alaripu.

All finalist will now participate in the interregional finals this weekend in Durban.

Rehearsals for the adult Eisteddfod will take place at the Stanger Siva Temple Hall on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6pm to 7.30pm.

For more information contact Mala Avathar on 073 279 8888.

O­Dj abadumile ku­ winter fair yaKwaDukuza XOLANI NXUMALO

INTAKA izokube ibekelwe amazolo ezinkundleni zemidlalo zaKwaDukuza kusukela kusasa ngolweSine, kuze kube yiSonto njengoba kuzokube kunendumezulu yaminya-

ka yonke ye-Child Welfare SA -KwaDukuza Winter Fair.

Okhulumela ikomidi elihlela le Winter Fair uMnuz Mervyn Krishna, uthi nabafundi bezikole bazosizakala kakhulu kule Fair njengoba kuzoba nomncintiswano wabafundi wokubhala ne-maths. Lokhu kuyokwenzeka ngaphansi kohlelo lwe-Edufare, oluxhaswe yi Media 24. Kulindeleke ukuthi ngolwesSihlanu kunandise oDj abaziwayo kuleli, oDJ Twitty, DJ Mpho noDJ Lelo.

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nguNdunankulu wokuqala ukuvula iPhalamende leNtsha sekugujwaiminyakaengama20 leli lithole inkululeko. Uthe uwaqonda kahle amandla entsha nokuthi ingakhiqizani uma imiqondo yayo isihlanganisiwe. Ukhumbuze intsha ngokubaluleka kwenyanga uNhlangulana (June), njengoba izidumo zentsha yaseSoweto ngowe-1976 zisuke ngayo. Ukugcizelele ukuthi le nyanga ingeyokuzibuza nokuziphendula ngombono wokuyisa phambili intsha yakulesi sifundazwe. “Bekuyinto engacabangeki ngesikhathi sobandlululo ukuthi intsha evela ezindaweni ezahlukahlukene, nasemaqenjiniahlukeneukuthiingahlangana ikhombise umoya wokuxoxisana,” kugcizelela uMnuz Mchunu. Ube esebalula amagama abebeyibambe ishisa entsheni ka-

Khongolose, okuyibona abaholele ekutheni lelizwe lithole inkululeko. Ubale uMnuz Anton Lembede, uMnuz Solomon Mahlangu (intsha ekukhonzile ukucula ngaye), uMnuz Krish Rabilal no-A.T. Mda Uthe intsha ake izibuze ukuthi iyiqonda kahle yini inkululeko.

LeliPhalamendeligcineselehlukene amaqoqwana, kudingidwa ezibalulekile, phakathi kokunye okuyizinhlelo zentsha, ukuxhaswa kwemfundo ephakeme, ukufinyelela ezimalini zamakhono namabhizinisi amancane, ukwabiwa komhlaba, ukuguqula isimo somphakathi, ezomnotho, nezokubuswa kwesifundazwe.

Njengoba bekuyi Phalamende lentsha, abekhona namaqembu omculo ezonandisa lapha emuva kokudla.

UYIPHENDULE idolobha elisha inkundla yezemildlalo yaKwaMaphumulo, eSabuyaze High School, ukufika kuka Ndunankulu wesifundazwe saKwaZulu-Natal nePhalamende lentsha lapha ngeledlule.

Bekubekwe izinhlobo nhlobo zamatende amakhulu namancane, kwazise phela uHulumeni wonke ubezifikele mathupha kule ndawo. Intsha nezikhulu zikaHulumeni ebezifike ngezinkani kuleli Phalamende lentsha, zemukelkule ndawo iNkosiwe u-V.T. Ngcobo. KubenguSihsekulandela iMeyalalo yesifunda iLembeweNdlu uMnuz WelcomeyobuHoMdabe obekeli beNdamazwi achazaabuko inhloso yalokhu kuhlangana. IPhalamende livulwe ngokusemthethwni IN LOVING MEMORY yiPhinilikaSomlomo elisha uDkt Meshack Radebe, okade engumPhathiswa womNyango we20/11/1962 - 15/06/2014 zoLimo kulesi sifundazwe. AkabonakaGod looked around his garden and found an empty place langa uSomlomo He looked down upon this earth and saw your tired face wesifundaze uNkk He put his arms around you and lifted you to rest Lydia Johnson, njenGod’s garden must be beautiful goba bonke oSomloHe only take’s the best. He knew that you were suffering mo noNdunankulu He knew you were in pain bekufanele bapHe knew that you would never get well on earth again huthume eCape He saw that the road was getting rough and the hills are hard to climb Town ntambama, laSo he closed your weary eyelids and whispered. “Peace be thine” pho bekunenkuluIt broke our hearts to lose you, But you didn’t go alone, for part of us went with you the mo yesizwe ebiday God called you home. yethulwa nguMenYou and your family are invited to the 13 Day Memorial gameli wezwe Service of the late Mrs Ashnee Sookgrim uMnuz Jacob Zuma.

Ethula inkulumo Date: Friday, 27 June 2014 kulo mcimbi uNdTime: 9am unankulu uMnuz Venue: 25 Gledhow Mill Road Senzo Mchunu, obeFamily and friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invite. fike nabanye abaPhathiswa, uthe kuSadly missed by your husband Ishwar, daughter Reshni, Son-inlaw Neville and grandson Cuinn and a host of family and friends. menza azizwe ehloniphekile ukuba

MRS ASHNEE SOOKGRIM

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2014 GOLDEN GAMES PROGRAMME In an effort to promote active lifestyle, healthy living and general improvement of the quality of life for senior citizens, the iLembe District 2014 Golden Games team’s selection is scheduled as follows: Local Municipality

Date

Venue

Time

KwaDukuza

9 July 2014

KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds

09h00

Maphumulo

11 July 2014

Sabuyaze Grounds

09h00

Mandeni

16 July 2014

KwaNgcedomhlophe Sport Grounds

09h00

Ndwedwe

17 July 2014

Nombuka Sports Ground

09h00

Gogo’s and Mkhulu’s interested in taking part in the Golden Games can contact their councillor or their local municipality official.

Local Municipality

Date

Venue

KwaDukuza

Nkosi Nzuza

Maphumulo

Zine Nzama

071 - 5179799 073 - 5389604

Mandeni

Nonhlanhla Msweli

082 - 7265507

Ndwedwe

Shovo Gumede

084 - 9194363

Golden Games codes include Soccer, Pegging washing pegs (wheel chair bound), Goal shooting, Ball relay, Ball kick & pass, Ring the stick, Juskei throw, Passing the ball, Dress-up race, Rugby ball throw, Duck walk, 400m relay sprint, 800m run, 500m brisk walk, 400m run, 200m run and 100m run.

The 2014 Golden Games Intermunicipal Games will be held on 23 July 2014 in KwaNgcedomhlophe Sports Ground in Mandeni. The training camp in preparation for the Provincial Golden Games will take place on the 19 - 20 August 2014, at the KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds.

The 2014 Golden Games programme is led by the Department of Sports and Recreation in partnership with iLembe District Municipality and the departments of Health and Social Development.

MR NG KUMALO ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Junior cook off competition

WITHsixmainingredients­thehelpofstu­ dents from the International Hotel School and helpful advice from fellow contes­ tants ­ 20 children between the ages of 12 and 18 set out to wow the judges in the first heat of the Mr Price Coasal Living Bru’s Ju­ nior Cook Off competition.

The event was held at the Lifestyle Centre on Saturday morning.

Twelve children were chosen to go through to the final cook off that will take place on 1, 2 and 3 July at the La Montagne Hotel. .

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Finalists, judges and Inter­ national Hotel School students after the competi­ tion.

Luthuli Museum celebrates World Environment Day >> Pupils get their hands dirty and clean up community

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RIMARY school pupils from 15 different schools were told to ‘raise your voice not the sea level’ at the World Environment Day celebration at the Luthuli Museum recently.

The instruction, from guest speaker Gcobisa Feke, a health and safety co-ordinator from Dolphin Coast Landfill Management (DCLM), was in line with the 2014 theme for the day commemorated all over the world.

Feke urged pupils to be creative and write a song to contribute toward

raising awareness about global warming and rising sea levels.

She also helped pupils understand what global warming is, the causes and what each member of society can do in a small way to stop the effects.

She told pupils to plant trees and toalwaysrememberthethreeR’s–reduce, reuse and recycle.

Then it was time to hear from the pupils with six representatives from different eco-clubs giving short presentations about their activities at the school.

Thereafter, armed with black bin bags and gloves, the pupils took to Nokukhanya Luthuli Street and began cleaning up, picking up everything from beer cans, plastic packets and boxes.

In total 21 bags of rubbish were collected from the area directly outside the museum.

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Bhekamuzi Primary School pupils with teacher BO Magwaza show off the litter they collected.

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Gledhow trounce Darnall WEEKLY REPORTER R&B GLEDHOW Darts Club trounced Darnall Action Sporting (25-11) in a one-sided Trophies Engravers-sponsored KwaDukuza Darts Association League game played at the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza on Wednesday night.

Gledhow stamped their authority in the match with an emphatic 5-1

win in the opening frame. Darnall, bruised and broken staged a dramatic fight-back to share the spoils in a 3-3 stalemate in the second frame.

Darnall suffered a humiliating 6-0 drubbing in the third frame and at the halfway stage of the match, the writing was on the wall for the “sugarcane” lads.

Gledhow took their foot off the accelerator in the fourth frame and set-

tled for a tame 3-3 draw.

Gledhow upped the tempo in the penultimate frame, winning 5-1 and in the final frame of the evening were contentwiththeir3-3drawtoregister a landslide 25-11 victory.

The trio of Kevin Pillay, Darrel Shanmagum and Rajesh Parasaraman won five games each to keep Gledhow in the race for league honours.

Meanwhile, Nevil’s Auto consolidated their position at the top of the log standing with a hard fought 22-14

win against Gledhow United.

Nevil’s Auto were firing on all cylinders after romping to an impressive 4-2 win in the opening frame. But, United returned the favour in the 2nd frame winning 4-2 (thanks to a brilliant top-score of 180 by Woody Naidoo) to level the scores at 6-6.

Nevil’s Auto restored their 2-point cushion (13-11) after winning the 4th frame4-2.With12pointsupforgrabs in the remaining two frames, the game was on a knife-edge.

With the match ending in a 3-3

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drawinthefifthframe,Unitedneeded to win five of the six singles matches in the final frame.

But, they produced one their most disappointing performances in the final frame, slumping to a 6-0 loss to hand victory (22-14) to their rivals on a golden platter.

Dolphins II snatch thrilling 8­7 win >> Cracking start pays off for squash team WEEKLY REPORTER

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TANGER Dolphins II snatched a thrilling 8­7 win against hosts Salt Rock I in a Dolphin Coast Squash Second Division League game played at the Salt Rock squash courts on Thursday night.

Elvis Govender set a cracking pace for the visitors after romping to an impressive 3­0 (15­6; 15­12; 15­4) win against Vanessa Neyt.

Dolphins hopes of doubling their advantage was dented after the hosts replied instantly with a hard fought 3­0 win.

Jarryd Smith had to dig deep into his reserves to hold off a de­ termined Prenolen Govender be­ fore winning 16­14; 15­13; 15­8 to level the scores at 3­3.

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Elvis Govender wanth was unlucky, going down narrowly(13­15)toFerdinandHat­ tingh in the opening set, but stormed back with sheer determi­ nation winning the next three sets comfortably (15­7; 15­12; 15­5) to record a 3­1 and put them in the drivingseat(6­4)headingintothe

final match of the evening.

Meanwhile, Ranjith Rhugoo­ nun’s Dolphins IV outfit moved within striking distance of log leaders Tongaat II after beating Salt Rock VI (14­5) in a Dolphin Coast Squash Third Division League game.

Tongaat II beat Darnall IV (13­6) on Tuesday night to ce­ ment their position at the sum­ mit of the log table. Three points separate Tongaat II (63 points) and Dolphins IV (60) with Um­ hlaliVinthirdspotwith53points.

In the Dolphin Coast Squash First Division League, Avesh Nur­ badh’s Dolphins I outfit suffered back­to­backleaguedefeatsand will be hoping to use the July re­ cesstostrategiseaheadofthere­ sumption of their league cam­ paign on 24 July.

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Jacobs scoops KZN Challenge League batting award >> Dolphins player’s hard work pays off with recognition at KZN cricket union awards PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Apartfromimpressingwiththebat, Jacobs showed tremendous potential as a wicket-keeper, but had to play second fiddle to first choice keeper, Riaan Latchram.

In 2009 Jacobs was promoted to opening batsman at Manor Cricket Clubandwasgiventhefullreinsasfirst choice wicket-keeper.

He seized the opportunity with both hands and recalls with fond memories of taking a brilliant catch, making a stunning dive on the leg side to dismiss the talented KwaZulu-Natal Country cap, Charl Groenewald off the bowling of Mohamed Mhlongo in the 2000/2001 season.

Jacobs potential as an opener for Manordidnotgounnoticedandhewas

afforded the opportunity to open the batting for Ilembe Cricket Union in the KZN Challenge League (Stream Two) at the start of the 2012/2013 season.

His top score in the 2012/2013 season was 90 against Clares at the Asherville Ground.

Manager of the Ilembe Cricket squad, NR Singh said: “Jacobs has a terrific eye and his ability to take on the fiery pace of any opening bowler, especially the swinging ball has been the hallmark of his tremendous talent.”

In the 2013/2014 season he amassed a whopping 370 runs at an average of 33 runs and it came as no surprise when he was voted batsman of the season in the KZN Challenge League.

The match against Phoenix in the past season stands out vividly in the mind of Jacobs. He said: “As an opener the wickets around me fell at regular intervals, but I held my nerve carrying my bat until the 9th batsman came to the crease top-scoring with 65 runs to guide Ilembe to victory.”

Jacobs attributed his performance with the bat to his coach and mentor Desigan Pillay. His cricketing hero is Australia’s batting sensation, Michael Clark.

The KZN Cricket Union posthumously honoured Mahalingam “Child” Govender for his contribution to the KZN Umpiring Board. Dolphins skipper Morne van Wyk was voted player of the season.

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Fair director Sundeep Oudhram said this year the organisers have put on a big­ ger and more exciting entertainment line­ up.

“Last year the entertainment line­up was made up of 50 percent local talent, this year we took it a little further. The line­ up features 75 per cent local entertain­ ment.”

Premium guitar maestro Saiyan Nai­ doo and drumming sensation Saibian Lee Singh will perform live on Saturday night.

Both musicians are 10 years old who has been wooing the crowds throughout KwaZulu­Natal ­ performing at sold out shows in Sibiya Casino, Umfolozi Casino, Pietermaritzburg and Enchanted Garden at Clairwood Race Course. Saiyan will play alongside his grandfather Sydney Naidoo, the original surviving musician the Tyles.

Saibian’s musicians have been hand­ picked and include the likes of Ryan Jaush­ ua, Craif Moses and his father Neil Singh.

Well known local comedian, Mello of the recent one woman show “Mellodra­ matic will” perform on Saturday night.

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One again the KwaDukuza Got Talent contest in the high school and primary school category will feature prominently on the programme. Mobile Disco Bad Boyz will also play their latest music for all fair­ goers during the fair. Children will have loads on fun with the favourite heroes and the rides with Tommy’s World Fair.

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