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HE ILEMBE District has been identified as a renewable energy hub for KwaZulu-Natal. The industry surrounding the venture is said to potentially create jobs and opportunities for business owners.

At a networking breakfast for interested parties at the Salt Rock Hotel on Friday, representatives fromtheDepartmentofEconomic

Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) and company Arup Energy Consulting, who have done research in the area, spoke on the matter. Enterprise iLembe acting CEO Zakhele Gumede provided background to the project.

He said certain industrial economic hubs were being allocated to various areas across the country with renewable energy being stationed locally.

“It is about creating an area where the manufacture of renew-

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“We encourage the business sector to invest in this project,” said Gumede.

EDTEA project manager Moroasereme Ntsoane explained the main branches of the greater project also included sectors of tourism, local maritime activity, the King Shaka International Airport and budding aerotropolis and environmental management. He said the total cost of the renewable energy hub is R150 million and it would create about 4 000 jobs.

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Cutting the 75th anniversary cake at the Child Welfare SA­KwaDukuza banquet on Saturday are (from left) Bongani Ndlovu, Penny Dhaver, Pushpa Pillay and Pravin Sham. Read more on page 6.

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The existence of a number of mills and vast areas of sugar cane (denoted in red) makes biomass a viable renewable energy option for iLembe.

‘We want to spread economic development’ “The aim of the greater project is to indus­ trialise and modernise our economy. We want to spread economic development outside the main areas in the province – Durban, Pietermaritzburg and Richards Bay. The aim is also to respond to the chal­ lenges facing the global economy and ad­ dress issues on inequities.

“To do this, we foresee creating clus­ tersofcompaniesthatcandelivermoreto­ gether than alone – that can create linka­ ges to bring their costs down,” said Ntsoane.

He said the renewable energy aspect would also alleviate poverty, attract in­ vestment in green industry goods and ser­ vices and promote a high­growth industry.

It seeks to use sustainable natural resour­ ces and promote energy efficiency, amongst others.

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den presented the research that the com­ pany has done into creating renewable en­ ergy systems in iLembe.

He said various concepts such as solar energy,hydropowerandbiomass,withthis lastbeingthemostviableduetothesugar­ cane industry, had been explored, “There is not enough solar energy po­ tential to support the area on a large scale, but it would work on a small scale,” said Bowden.

He said hydro energy had been looked into extensively, with the inland site of Jameson’s Drift inland along the Tugela

River being promising.

The site could produce 31MW at a low cost. The Mvoti River would only provide 3.5MW at a high cost.

In terms of biomass, Bowden said the Sugar Association SA estimated the in­ dustry had the potential to generate 712MW, creating 38 000 jobs.

This would involve the burning of bagasse, a sugar­processing by­product.

Bowden said CO2 emissions from the proc­ ess were minimal to none.

He said industry leaders are also look­ ing electricity production, with some al­

Enterprise iLembe acting CEO Zakhele Gumede, Arup Energy Consulting’s Andrew Bowden, Enterprise iLembe’s Cheryl Peters, EDTEA project manager Moroasereme Ntsoane and iLembe Chamber of Commerce CEO Cobus Oelofse. ready exporting the resource. In 2012/2013 Tongaat­Hulett generated 427GWh. “Tongaat­Hulett is aiming to start ex­ porting electricity from their two Northern plants ­ Felixton and Amatikulu ­ within nexttwoyearsandwillbeconsideringtheir other mills, including Darnall, thereafter,” said Bowden.

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with friends.

The beaches had been closed due to high seas. Apparently the boy got into difficulty and disappeared under the water.

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sign of the boy.

“The lifeguards and fire department patrolled the beaches.

“The sea got choppy very early on Monday which hampered water searches.

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Groutville have been assisting and residents and fishermen were scanning the shores since Saturday morning.

“I had also requested the assistance of the local ski-boat clubs to keep vigil with all their members’ craft in the event one of them may see something,” said Power.

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Bongimfundo Pri­ mary School pu­ pils Nqobile Mzi­ mela, Nduduzo Dlamini (first po­ sition) and Aneti Kumanga (third position) with principal Pitamber Ramgathi, Gcobisa Mfeke, Mayor Ri­ cardo Mthembu and DCLM CEO Olivier Meyer. See more photos on www.stanger­ weekly.co.za

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OLPHIN Coast Landfill Management (DCLM) and non-profit organisation ukuPhakamisa organised its annual inter-school competition for schools in Ward 3 and4 lastweek,allowingpupilstoexpresstheir understanding of recycling.

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URNING 75 warrants a grand celebration and this was not forgotten when Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza held its 75th anniversary banquet at the Siva Sungum Hall on Saturday evening.

Welfare society members and the KwaDukuza community turned out in their numbers to celebrate the milestone.

In a magnanimous gesture to encourage the society’s staff and members and to assist their cause, Afrisun KwaZulu-Natal Community Development Trust, represented by KZN tycoon Vivian Reddy, handed over a R500 000 cheque to the society.

The event was also a platform to honour members and staff for their contributions to the society over the years.

Newly elected president of Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza Sandeep Oudhram, who took over from Pravin

Forging forward for another 75 years >> Child Welfare SA­KwaDukuza celebrate 75th anniversary with R500 000 donation from Afrisun Trust Sham after a 25-year reign, shared his vision for the society going forward.

He honoured Sham, now the society’s treasurer, for his legacy as both former president and as a loyal member of the society spanning 39 years.

Guest speaker, chairman of the ChildWelfareSouthAfricanational welfare board, Ajith Ramasar commended the society on its achievements over the years.

“Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza is a chief asset to Child Welfare SA. This society has done all that has been expected of it and gone

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All charitable organisations should aspire to be like this society. This society must also be congratulated for going over and above the needs of the ‘child’ and ‘his family’ and reaching out to the community at large.”

Senior social work manager Penny Dhaver touched on the many

achievements of the society including the Groutville Community Care homes which has been their biggest project thus far, funded by the Flemish government.

She also said since its opening in 1939 the society has grown in leaps and bounds.

Outgoing president Sham thanked

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Bonny Maraj (right) receives his award from Sandeep Oudhram.

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allfortheirsupportovertheyearsand touched on the history of the organisation.

Herememberedthosewhostarted the society and took the audience down memory lane paying tribute to past members.

Special mention was given to GV (Jimmy) Naidoo who served the society for 60 years.

Also honoured for their service were staff members Bongani Ndlovu (11 years), Judy Naidoo (10 years), Vani Naicker (18 years), Sandra Reddy (24 years) and Penny Dhaver (27 years).

Circle Pre-Primary teacher Saroj Reddy was honoured for 27 years’ service and principal Pushpa Pillay for 31 years.

Management committee members honoured included Bala Govender (44 years) and Kishore Hira (24 years), among others.

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BOUTH a million years ago, some guy named Maslow, who had way too much time on his hands, put together a triangular hierarchy of needs, detailing what he thought were the most essential things for people to be in possession of.

Ever since, high school and university students around the world have been falling asleep in lessons

Big bang again ISIMPLYcouldnotresistincommentingon Sibusiso’s column: “Yes, but no one was around during the big bang”. Indeed, your friend is right in questioning this theory be­ cause it simply is not factual and science is based only on facts, period.

Thebigbangisatheorythatsoundsim­ pressive on the surface, but simply does notholduptoextensiveexamination.Here is how the big bang is often presented: somewhere between 18 and 20 billion years ago, all of the matter in the universe was compressed into a tiny space no larger than a dot on a page.

This dot spun faster and faster until it exploded,thuscreatingtheuniverse.There are many problems with this theory. And thetheoryitselfstilldoesnotanswermany important questions, such as where did all

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and lectures while the teacher, as boredashisorhersubjects,droneson about this hierarchy.

The soporific effect of Maslow has even been felt in examinations, where students have failed courses due to falling asleep in papers which included questions about Maslow and his blasted hierarchy.

So, to sum up this hierarchy so quicklythatyouwon'thavetimetofall asleep, Maslow states that the first level of needs pertains to physiological matters. Food. Air. Excretion.

Sleep.

In other words, the basic elements required to not be dead.

His second level of needs relates to security needs — a job, health and property.

The third deals with love and belonging.

By rights, Maslow should get a mentioninthe credits of every gooey chick-flick ever made.

On level four, getting to the stuff

that Maslow thinks only the elite reach, sits things like self-confidence and earning the respect of others.

On the fifth level is the lofty notion of self-actualisation, a word not spoken outside the halls of academia since 1850.

This encompasses traits like morality, creativity, and the ability to be non-judgmental.

Here are the problems I have with Maslow — his ideas are poncy and outdated, and have no resonance with the 21st century.

Most of all, I take exception to Maslow's belief that one cannot reach level two until you have level one wrapped up, and so on.

To my non-academic brain, this implies that no homeless person can be creative, that no unemployed person can have moral scruples, and that insomniacs can never fall in love.

Also, as a person who relies upon my creativity (level five) for my bread and butter (level one), I assure you

that my bodily functions are all in order.

In 21st-Century South Africa, in which each economic recession is worse than the last, each president more corrupt than his predecessor and where everything is uncertain, doesoneeverpermanentlymovepast level one.

Or does one cling to the attributes of levels two to five in order to sustain level one?

Here's how, in my opinion, a 21stCentury list of needs looks.

There are no levels, because all are as imperative to truly living as the next: oxygen (as pollution-free as possible); a roof over our head (brick and mortar for the fortunate such as myself); friends (to provide a roof when one's own is taken away by the bank); a passion and a purpose (without this there is little point to getting out of bed), self-confidence (or at least the ability to fake it, because nobody likes or employs a wallflower), and laughter(becausewithoutthis,breathingis futile).

the matter in the universe come from? If all the matter in the universe was com­ pressed into a small dot, what caused this to happen? Where did gravity come from thatheldittogether?Ifthisdotspunrapid­ ly until it exploded, then where did the en­ ergy come from to start the spinning? Also, in an environment without friction you would have this spinning dot going so fast it would then explode.

If this happened, then all of the particles and matter being expelled from this spin­ ning dot would all have to spin in the same direction as the dot they exploded from.

This is a known law of science, which those who believe in evolution cannot do away with. It is known as the Conservation of Angular Momentum. This matter, which is said to have created the planets, would all need to spin in the same direction as the object it came from. So therefore, all of the

planets should be spinning in the same di­ rection. However, two of them are not. Ve­ nus and Uranus spin backwards. Some planets even have moons that not only spin backwards, but travel backwards around their planets. The big bang theory also ignores the First law of Thermody­ namics, which says: “Matter cannot be cre­ ated or destroyed.”

Those who believe in the big bang theo­ ry are also either unaware of, or ignore the "Second Law of Thermodynamics" which says: “Everything tends towards disorder.”

So rather than the chaos (big bang) be­ coming ordered (our universe), just the op­ posite would be true. And it is. Our complex universe is wearing down and becoming more chaotic. The big bang theory also teaches that in another 80 to 100 billion years, all of the matter that makes up our Earth and solar system will become com­

pressed again. A big bang is said to occur every 80 to 100 billion years. As absurd as the big bang theory is, it is widely accepted because the only other choice is a divine creator. And some people will believe the most ridiculous theory, rather than even entertain the possibility that there could be a Creator. As I see it, there are only two choices.

Either someone created the Earth, or the Earth created itself, (despite all the known Laws of Science saying it couldn't have happened this way).

In conclusion: those big bangers, evolu­ tionists, atheist scientists should instead be as constructive as other scientists in finding cures for diseases and solutions to other environmental problems rather than seeking to confuse people with their theo­ ries of no use to anyone.

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what’s on >>Chix Budhoo and his steering committee for the construction of the Shri Durga Maatha Shrine in New Guelderland invites the public to a meeting to form a formal committee and discuss a way forward for the project. Budhoo will donate the land for the construc­ tion of the shrine to the committee at the meeting. The meeting will take place on 1 November at 3pm at the construction site Old Main Road, New Guelderland (op­ posite Sanbonani Lodge). For more information con­ tact Budhoo on 073 160 9152 or Suren Reddy on 082 402 7402. >>Stanger Training Centre takes pleasure in inviting you to their Open Week­2014 on 27­31 October 2014 at the Stanger Training Centre in Glenhills, KwaDukuza from 10:30am to 12pm daily. Your attendance will be appreciated. R.S.V.P 032 552 5498. >>Flea Market on 1 November opposite Spar. To book a table phone Colleen on 078 262 1910 or Bevin on 032 551 5973. To sell anything but food, space limit­ ed. >>The L.T.H.V.D. Sabha will hold its AGM on Satur­ day, 22 November 2014 at the Sabha Hall commencing at 3:00pm. Registration of membership will take place on the 19th and 20th November between 3:30pm to 5pm at the Sabha Hall on both days. For more informa­ tion contact secretary Pitamber Ramgathi on 083 672 3547 or 032 486 2000. >>A reunion for those who travelled by train from Stanger to Durban during the 1970s is being planned.

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PRIMARY school teachers who attended the KwaDukuza Resource Centre Maths and Science programme from April to Sep­ tember were invited to a presentation re­ cently.

The need for the development of skills in maths, science and technology for grades4to6wereidentifiedanddiscussed with principals and teachers in a workshop initiated by T. Woodraj, ward manager of the Phambela District.

His dream became a reality when the pro­ gramme was funded by the Anglo Ameri­ can Chairman’s Fund.

This programme was run by the KwaDukuzaResourceCentreandwasopen to teachers from KwaDukuza, Umhlali and Phambela Districts.

The aim of the workshop was for schools to network, set common tasks and activities while working within the CAPS Policy document and to assist teachers

who had difficulties in the subject.

ProjectmanagerColinNaickersaidthat the outcomes of the programme were suc­ cessfully achieved through the hard work and dedication by the facilitators Mogie Moonsamy (maths) and Shethil Moodaly (science), both teachers from Gledhow Primary.

Each school representative received a branded bag chalkboard maths set, a CD and a file with resources.

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GLENHILLS Secondary School held a fundraising golf day at the Darnall Country Club on Saturday.

A total of 38 players of all ages, the youngest being 10 years old took part.

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LEFT: Youngest golfer at the golf day ­ 10­year­ old Aston Arthur.

MUNICIPAL NOTICE NUMBER: MN162/2014 VALUATION ROLL WITH REFERENCE TO THE VALUATION 2011-2015 Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49, read with Section 78(2), of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act No. 6 of 2004, that the eighth supplementary valuation roll, prepared in terms of Section 78 of the said Act, in respect of all properties situated within the KwaDukuza Municipality area of jurisdiction, will be open for inspection from 22 October 2014 at all Council offices, during normal office hours, until 01 December 2014.

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‘Flashing’ fundraiser THE Hindi Shiksha Sangh and Radio Hindvani and Flash Entertainers will hold a fundraising concert on Saturday 1 November at the Siva Sungum Hall at 7pm.

Formed in 1948, the Hindi Shiksha Sangh is a non-profit organisation which is involved in promoting the Hindi language and North Indian culture in South Africa.

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“Take your family along and be part of the fun and excitement.”

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Intsha yaKwaDukuza inikelelele inkulisa ngezidingo XOLANI NXUMALO

INTSHA yaku ward-19 KwaDukuza, okuyiwadi efaka phakathi nedolobha, inikele ngazo zonke izidingo zenkulisa yezingane esendlini yesonto elise Townview, i-Open Door Assemblies Church.

Lentsha ibambisene nomholi wentsha osekomidini lewadi, uMnuz uThami Mbonambi, inikele ngezihlalo ezingaphezu kwama -40, amatafula,amabhukuokufunda,izintozokudlala nokudla.

Umcimbi wokunikezelwa kwez-

Isabukana ngeziqu zamehlo kumasipala wase mandeni nenyunyana XOLANI NXUMALO BAKHALA ngokuhlukunyezwa ngumqashi abamele inyunyana yabasebenzi bakaMasipala waseMandeni, iSouth African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu).

UMnuzMphileMngadionguSihlaloomusha walenyunyana,utsheleabe-Weekly,ukuthisebekuqaphelile njenge nyunyana ukuthi abameleli bale nyunyana kulo masipala bayahlukunyezwa, bakhishwe inyumbazane. Esitatimendeni esithunyelwe yile nyunyana kuvela ukuthi umhlangano osanda kuba khona phakathi kwe-Samwu nomasipala, ubuphethwe yisikhulu esenza inhlolo-khono yokuba yiMeneja yezabasebenzi ngalo lelo langa. Okusho ukuthi besenza umsebenzi singakawuqashel-

wa.

Lesi sikhulu esingese sifazane lesi sitatimende sisigagula ngegama.

Uthi isivumelwano okwafikwa kuso kulowo mhlangano ngesokuthi abasebenzi mabanikezwe izexwayiso zomlomo uma benze amaphutha, hhayi ukuhlohlolozwa ngezincwadi.

Ngakho-ke le nyunyana ifuna umqashi ahoxise lezi zincwadi zezixwayiso asezibhalele abasebenzi. Lusabuya futhi udaba loMqondisi wezeMisebenzi, abathi uhlukumeza abameleli benyunyana.Sithilangalimbelesisikhulunaso esingesesifazane sikhiphe ngesidlozana omunye ummeleli wenyunyana ehhovisi laso, eletheudabalwesinyeisisebenzi.Isikhaloesikhulu kule nyunyana singendlela esebenza ngayo iMenenja yezabasebenzi.

impahla ubungo Lwesibili, kuyo lendlu yebandla.

UMnuz Mbonambi uthe kuningi lentsha esahlela ukukwenza kule wadi. Ubalule nesidingo sokusiza abakhubazekile abakule wadi.

Uthe noma kanjani laba abathat-

hu asebebonakele ukuthi badinga izihlalo zokuhamba, bazozithola. Uthe lentsha ifuna ukwenza umehluko kule wadi ehlanganisa idolobha (CBD), iDawnside, KwaLoliwe, eRiverside, eRocky Park, eSea View nase Townview.

Kuzovulwa uphiko lwentsha emnyangweni kandunankulu XOLANI NXUMALO KUZOVULWA uphiko oluzoqondana ngqo nezindaba zabantu zentsha eMnyangweni kaNdunankulu waKwaZulu-Natal.

Lokhu kuvezwe uNdunankulu uMnuz Senzo Mchunu, epenapenwa ngemibuzo esidlweni sakusihlwa esiboniswa bukhoma ngabomsakazo wakuleli iSABC 2, ngeledlule.

Ubekusho lokhu emuva kwemibuzo ebiphonswa yintsha, ngesikhathi umphathi wohlelo uMnuz Peter Ndoro esevule ithuba lemibuzo kundunankulu.

UMnuz Mchunu ubuye waluleka intsha ukuba ingabi ngabantu bokubuza imibuzo njekuphela,kodwakubeyiyona eqhamuka namasu kundunakulu okuthi kufanele ziphathwe kanjani izindaba za-

bo. Ingabi ngomakhala njalo, kodwa ize namacebo okufanele isizwe ngawo njengent-

Abantu mabayeke ukubhikisha ngokucekela phansi impahla. sha.

UMnuz Mchunu ubuye waphinda akusho emgubheni womkhosi weLembe obuKwaDukuza ukuthi abantu mabayekeukubhikishangokucekela phansi impahla. Kuleli bhulakufesi (breakfast) ebeliseThekwini eNkosi Luthuli International Conference Centre (ICC), bekubhekwa osekwenzekile kusukela undunankulu engenile ehhovisi

lakhe emuva kokhetho. Ubephendula imibuzo enzima ebivela ematafuleni njengoba sekubonakala kwanda imibhikisho enokucekela phansi impahla, kubekwa imigoqo emigwaqweni kushiswa namathayi.

Okunye akuvezwe uMnuz Mchunu, wukuthi iMboni yasoLwandle ibonakala ingakasetshenzwa ngokuphelele.

Uthe abantu abaningi ulwandle basalubheka ngeso lezokuvakasha kuphela, kanti impilo namathuba emisebenzi maningi kakhulu kule mboni.

Kuzo khumbuleka ukuthi izinhlangano eziningi eziphikisayo ePhalamende lakuleli zihlale zinxusa ukuba kusungulwe uMnyango wentsha kuzwelonke. Lokhu okwenziwa nguNdunankulu waKwaZulu-Natal kubonakala kuyimpendulo yalokhu.

IN LOVING MEMORY Arumugam Govender (Dan) Born: 04-08-68 Called to Rest: 17-10-14 ‘I have fought till the end, I have completed my race, I have kept my faith and now I reserve judgment to the righteous judge, my God, who has now given me eternal rest...’

You and your family are invited to attend the 15 and 16 Day Ceremony of the late Dan Govender.

Date: 31-10-14 and 01-11-14 Venue: No. 67 Canna Road, Windy Heights, Stanger Manor Time: 18:00-20:00

In Loving Memory of

Dhanalutchmee Iyyavu (Queenie) 20-08-1943/15-10-2014

Sorrows in life are many, but losing you was far worse than any, you never said goodbye you were gone before we knew it, but you are everywhere we go and in everything we do. A million words could never express our sorrow and our devotion. May you continue to guide us. We love and miss you ma.

Sadly missed by your loving children Sagie, Danny and Hamsha, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grand children and a host of family and friends.

Sadly missed by his loving mother (Annie), 2 children (Kaydene and Teigan), 5 sisters & brothers-in-law and a host of family and friends

Ceremony: 29-10-2014 Venue : Stanger Sabha Hall Time : 6:00 pm Family and friends please accept this as a personal invitation

Please accept this as a personal invite.

Inserted by Sagie and Selvam

In Loving Memory of Devan (Ricky) Naidoo

To think we did not say goodbye.

Will always bring regret.

But hearts that always loved.

Never will forget It broke our hearts to lose you.

But you did not go alone.

For part of us went with you.

The day God called you home.

A silent though, a secret tear.

Keeps your memory ever dear.

God took you home, it was his will.

But in our hearts, you live still.

Nothing could be more beautiful.

Than the memories we have of you.

To us they’re very precious.

Because they are of you.

You & your family are kindly requested to attend the

ONE YEAR MEMORIAL SERVICE

DATE 09th November 2014 VENUE Stanger Sabha Hall TIME 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Please accept this as a personal invites.

Sadly missed by your Mum & Dad, Wife Charmaine, Daughters Jahnic & Nicole, Brothers Baboo, Lenny, Leon and a host of family & friends.

In loving Memory Dad we miss you so much, It’s been a sad long year.

We’ve thought about you so many times, And all have shed a tear.

We know we had the best dad, Of anyone on earth.

You took care of all three of us, From the days of our birth.

You know we miss your laughter, Your emotions as you cry.

We ask ourselves here every day, For the reasons why?

We know you’re always with us, From the messages we have had.

We know you’ll always be there, Co’s you’re our loving Dad.

iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY iLEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA

NOTICE In compliance with Chapter 4, Section 16(1) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, His Worship the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality, Cllr SW Mdabe hereby invites all Ratepayers Associations, Homeowners Associations and Property Managing Agents under KwaDukuza Local Municipality to a meeting to discuss water shortages and to present the Integrated Development Plan.

The meeting is scheduled as follows:

Date: Thursday, 6 November 2014 Time: 18h00 Venue: Braeside Conference Centre Hall, Umhlali Devchan Chathu

You and your family are kindly requested to attend the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the late Devchan Chathu (Shan) Date: Sunday, 02 November 2014 Venue: 31 Everest Road, Stanger Heights, Stanger Family and friends are requested to accept this as a personal invitation.

Forever remembered by your loving wife, Dolly, Children, Amesh & Sadhna, Peter & Reshma, Nirvesh & Rachael and grandchildren, Alisha, Shane, Neil & Dylan.

Sembcorp Siza Water will also be part of this meeting to engage further on water restrictions.

NG Kumalo Municipal Manager iLembe District Municipality

31 October 2014

ISIZULU

Abafundi baphawula WEEKLY 15 ngobandlululo emabandleni stanger

NOSIPHO MKHIZE

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JENGOBA sathembisa ukuthi le nkundla akusiyo­ na eyethu kuphela kepha ivulelwe nina bafundi, namhlanje sichicilela ingxenye yezimvo zenu ngemibono yengosi esayishicilela mayelana no­ bandlululo emabandleni.

Ngiyaphoxeka kakhulu uma ngifunda lendaba, kepha xolisa umoya dadewethu, sesiphila esikhathini lapho sesing­ amesabi uNkulunkulu.

Abantu sebezigqaja bafune ukuba mkhulu kunoNkul­ unkulu uqobo, bayokusabisa nawe uze us­ abe, kanti uJehova ufuna into yinye qwa­ ba­ INHLIZI­ YO yo­ muntu.

Ngi­

yamthanda umama wethu emoyeni, osewasishiya, wathi ebandleni: “ningalinge nicwase futhi nidelele na­ noma iyiphi inkonzo”.

Muzi E Mandlakazi Mhleli Inkinga enkulu yempakamo kubazalwane ikakhulu­ kaziomama,umaungayifakileijoyiniyebandla,usenkin­ geni kwamanye ufunde kangakanani, unomuzi onjani, unayo imoto, usebenza msebenzi muni ayi inkinga lena!

Mfundi Mhleli Kuyiqiniso sisi lokhu okushoyo amabandla asacwas­ ana kakhulu, ikakhulukazi babheka ukuthi uzalwa wu­ ban ushadile noma cha, ufundile noma awufundile ma­ kukhona konke lokhu esengikushilo uthandwa kabi.

Mfundi Mhleli Iyinkinga lento yalabantu abathi basindisiwe ngoba abanyebabobayahlulela,bazibizengabazalwane,mina ngilobola intombazane lapho khona umama wakhona uyakholwa ubaba akakholwa, nentombazane le engiyi­ lobolayo ayikholwa, umama wakhona nezingane ezin­ cane ezilama lentombazane zithi ziyakholwa nje, ngoba ziphoqwaukuthizikholwengenkani.Sisiinkingangacela isihlobo esihle, bese ngembesa, bazemukela izimpahla engaziletha, manje kuthiwa angingangeni ekhweni lami

ngoba kusekhaya likaJehova, ngake ngangena kodwa ngilale ngedwa ekamelweni lengoduso yami, ngoba kuthiwa kusekhaya likaJehova.

Umbuzo engizibuza wona ukuthi bazemukela kanjani izimpahla engangizilethile ekhaya lika­ Jehova., Manje angisangeni ntlobo, uma ngifuna ukubona ingoduso ngima ngaphadle komuzi.

Angazi noma ufuna sikholwe yini nathi. Mina ngiyakholelwa ezitweni sesizulu futhi yin­ dlela engikhuliswe ngayo.

Mfundi Mhleli Dadewethu nami impela angazi abantu abazibiza ngamakholwa bengewona basit­ hathaphi isibindi. Kwela basindisiwe nje ison­ to ngiyabonga, babheka ukuthi ugqokeni or ugqoke kanjani. Umamezala wami wathi en­ gena nje endlini evela khona esontweni wathi “hau kazi yini le ebigqokwe usibanibani” ngethuka ngoma ngoba ngiwumakoti futhi kumele ngibalandele kule nkonzo kodwa angi­ lubhadi ngoba anginayo ‘iwear,’ angiyena umuntu wezinto kodwa ngiyayithanda into enhle, ngakho ngiyesaba bazongihleba na­ mi. Ngizikhonzela khona ePrestbyterian okuyinkonzo yalangizalwa khona.

Mfundi

Isasasa lemidlalo yokuqala ye­Mayoral Cup eMandeni XOLANI NXUMALO IMEYA yaseMandeni, uMnuz Siphesihle Zulu, ihlale usuku lonke ibukela imidlalo enhlobonhlobo ezinkun­ dleni zemidlalo, emidlalweni kaMasipala waseMand­ eni, ebizwa ngokuthi yi­Mayoral Cup, ngoMgqibelo.

Abe­Weekly bayifice igone indodana yayo uMzwandile (9), ofunda u­grade 4 eLower Tugela Pri­ mary School, bebukela umdlalo womkhalambazo, (karate), obudlalelwa emagcekeni aseThukela High School, eSundumbili.

Ngenhla kwesikole KwaNcedomhlophe Stadium, bekubambene ezebhola lezinyawo.

Umdlalo wamanqamu ebholeni lezinyawo kwa­ badlala esigabeni se­SAB kudlale I­Black Lions yase lokishini laseMandeni iSundumbili, ne­Lacosta FC yaseMachibini ngaphandle kwelokishi.

Kunqobe iLions ngo 3­2, yase iyiqikula iMayoral Cup. Lokhu kulandele umzukuzuku ugcine ungadlalan­ ga umdlalo wamanqamu webhola lezinyawo we­un­ der 17 njengoba kugcine kungasacaci ukuthi yiliphi

okufanele lidlale kowamanqamu njengoba bese ku­ namaqembu amathathu esikhundleni samabili.

UMnuz Jan Ngcobo, ongSihlalo we­Local Organizing Committee (LOC) yale midlalo, uthe kunqunywe uku­ thiimisweimidlaloyamanqamuye­under17kuzekux­ azukulwe inkinga ebikhalisa iqembu lakwaSithebe iFull Moon, ebelikhala ngokudlaliswa neMangethe Aces kuma semi­final abadlali be­Aces bengenawo amakhadi abachazayo.

Eminye imidlalo edlaliwe yi netball yabesifazane.

Kuyona eqenjini lasebekhulile kunqobe iMandeni Rockers ihlula iMandeni Vet, elale isibili.

Ku under 17 kunqobe iSiphepho sihlula iMandeni Rockers. Umdlalo wokugijima ekuseni obungenami­ klomelo.

Ubungenelwe ngamaqembu ase Gingindlovu nase Mandeni. IMeya ithe ithokoze kakhulu njengoba konke kuhambe njengoba bekuhleliwe.

Iveze nokuthi lemidlalo engaphansi kwayo ibidla­ laokokuqala.Yathiisizokubaminyakayonke.Ithelok­ huikuqalengokubonaisizungusemidlalokumasipala wayo emuva kwemidlalo ka Salga.

In Loving Memory

Soobramoney Gounden (Suba)

The 15th & 16th Day Memorial Service of the late Soobramoney Gounden (Suba) will take place at his late residence in Nonoti.

Date: Saturday, 01 November 2014 and Sunday, 02 November 2014 Time: 5:30pm

“The Unlimited is recruiting; we are looking for 10 ambitious, self-motivated and driven individuals that want to be a part of our company” We offer: • Basic salary • Lucrative Commission • Company Benefits • Franchise Development Program Requirements: • Matric Essential • Good command of the English Language “The Unlimited has been voted again the best company “2014” to work for by Deliotte and Touche”.

Forward CV’s to: Akhan@theunlimited.co.za Tel: 032 - 551 6180 • Fax: 086 683 5937

Sadly missed by his wife Anjalemah, sons Valoo, Jay, Stanley, Selvan, Rally, daughters-in-law, Prabitha, Rani, Radha, Vash, his grand children and a host of family and friends.

Please accept this as a personal invite.

BORN AND BRED

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Contact us for great deals on packages for India Egypt Mauritius Far East etc Bus Tickets

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EVERGREEN MOTORS Smithers Road, Stanger (opp Sasko Bakery)

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MAN-OF-THE-MATCH Nikilesh Misra inspired Dawnheights to an emphatic 61-run victory against Morningside in an Ilembe Cricket Union T20 League game pat the country club grounds on Saturday.

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for honours. They notched up a hardearned 48-run partnership for the third wicket (taking the tally from 26/2 to 74/3) before Nagiah (31) was dismissed by spinner Mags Nagiah.

Withwicketsfallingatregularintervals and the Morningside score-card representing a poultry farm after the demise of Thaver, Devkurran and Don for a duck, all eyes were on Moodaly to snatch victory from the jaws of death.

But Morningside could only muster 124/8 in their allotted 20-overs with Moodaly top-scoring with an unbeaten 58 runs which included 10 fours and a six.

Misra, who impressed with the bat earlierintheinnings,claimedthemanof-the-match award after grabbing 2/16 from two overs. Naicker (2/26 from four overs) and Iyer (2/26 from four overs) claimed two wickets each.

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half-century (56) partnership, taking the tally from 41/2 to 97/3 before Pal (13) was clean bowled by Bevlin Thaver.

Sagar raced to his second domestic half-century (53) of the 2014/2015 season, which included six fours and two sixes, before falling prey to a Thaver delivery.

Morningside’s hopes of restricting the flow of runs against “veteran” campaigners, Nikilesh Misra and Adhir Maharaj was dented after this pair put on a match-winning 60-runs partnership.

Misra was in prolific form with the bat smashing a superb 46 runs which included eight foursandahugesixbeforebeing dismissed by Don. Dawnheights posted 185/7 in their allotted 20overs with Maharaj unbeaten on 23 runs.

Chasing 186 runs for victory (9,3 runs per over), Morningside lost two early wickets, Preshen Rampersad (1) and Sugan(1)toMikhalinNaicker.

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>> Darnall proved in Tuesday’s final that they have more than one dimension in attacking WEEKLY REPORTER

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ARNALL United Volleyball Club stunned tournament favourites Sunbrook (2-0) to clinch the Moon & Sons AgenciessponsoredKwaDukuzaVolleyballAssociation Social League Knockout Cupbeforeahugecrowdattheassociation courts on Tuesday night.

Darnall proved in Tuesday’s final that they have more than one dimension in attacking and have been acclaimed for embracing a new attacking strategy that saw them clinch their first major silverware of the 2014 season.

Sunbrook hardly fired a shot on target in the first couple of minutes and it came as no surprise when manager Devan Moonsamy called for an early timeout with his side trailing at 2-7.

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Darnall United stunned fancied Sunbrook outfit to clinch the Moon & Sons KO Cup. brookoutfitbattledtograbastranglehold of the game.

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Moonsamy did not mince his words during the break and his charges returned to the courts at the start of the second set with renewed confidence. Kally Ganasen, who has been firing blanks throughout the first set got his act together to give Sunbrook a 6-2 lead.

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Sugan Munien, who had a shocking first set, started to find his rhythm and combined well with Ganasen to restore Sunbrook’s lead (14-11), forcing the “sugar-cane” lads into their 1st timeout.

With the scores tied at 20-20, the facial expression on the faces of the Sunbrook bench (compared to that of their opponents) revealed their confidence in their heroes. Fans expected Darnall to succumb to the late pressure, but they silenced their critics, holding onto a thrilling 25-22 win to clinch the Moon & Sons Agencies KO Cup. In an earlier game Cool Leaders trounced Virgo 15-12; 15-12 to secure a podium finish.

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>> ‘I was thrilled with the overwhelming response’

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HE inaugural Play Sport-sponsored primary schools double-wicket tournament held at the Manor Primary grounds on Saturday was a huge success.

CEO of Play Sport, Yashin Tewary said: “I always believe that children must be engaged in sport every day and after having quit the teaching profession after20yearstostartmyPlaySportconceptIdecidedtoploughbacksomething into cricket, a sport which has always been close to my heart.

“I was thrilled with the overwhelming response for our first double-wicket tournament and immediately decided to make this event an annual one on the sporting calendar of primary schools”.

Tournament director, Isaac Abraham thanked Tewary for his generosity in promoting primary school cricket. Medals, lunch and cool drinks — sponsored

by Tewary — was given to all participants, parents and coaches. Trophies were awarded to the winners and runners-up and special awards were presented to the best batsman, bowler and fielder of the tournament.

With fellow team-mate, Suhail Mitha injured on the tournament, Jaden Pillay of Manor Primary decided to join forces with Kyle Chinakanoo of North Coast Primary. This pair proved to be a formidable combination, crushing the opponentstosetupasemi-finalberthagainstJaredTikaramandJadynNaidoo of Manor Primary.

Kyle (15 not out) and Jaden (6 not out) batted first and posted 21/0 in their two-allotted overs. Chasing 22 runs for victory Jared and Jadyn scored 10 runs from the first five deliveries before Jadyn (5) was clean bowled by Kyle off the last delivery of the first over.

The responsibility fell on the shoulders of Jared to beat the more fancied duo of Jaden and Kyle. But, Jaden conceded just 7 runs, which included three dot balls, before to restrict their opponents to 17/1.

In the other semi-final Shahid Naidoo (2) and Akhil Sewchand (11 not out) of Manor Primary batted first and posted 13/1 in their allotted 2-overs against Shravan Maharaj and Arveer Maharaj.

Shravan (2 not out) and Arveer (6 not out) booked their place in the final (thanks to the six extras conceded by their opponents.

The final proved to be a dull, drab affair after Shravan was run out for a duck in the 2nd delivery of the match. Arveer was caught for one run in the next delivery by Jaden off the bowling of Kyle.

Chasing two runs for victory, Jaden and Kylewerecrownedchampions(withouttouching the ball) after their opponents conceded two byes off the first delivery.

Kyle was voted best batsman and bowler of the tournament with Sibonelo Majola of Ashram claiming the fielding award.

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Manor Cricket Club will host a grand awards banquet to commemorate its 15th anniversary on Friday 31 October at the Quarts Conference Centre, Stanger Manor commencing at 6pm. The dress code is strictly formal.

Tickets are available at Singh’s Butchery (Stanger Manor) or contact D. Pillay on 073 854 5786 or NR Singh on 084 506 6131.

All players-ex-players and ex-officials of the club are invited to a meeting on Friday 24 October at Quarts Conference Centre at 6pm.

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