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Allegations of 'third force' in KZN taxi violence

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>> ‘Taxi violence can happen anywhere. It is very scary’ JONATHAN ERASMUS

pectationthattheywillbringfresheyestoanold problem.

While Hawks spokesperson Brigadier Hangweni Mulaudzi would only say they “are investigating” when asked if their probe into taxi warfare included looking into police involvement, Mary de Haas - who runs an organisation called KZN Violence Monitor - said the police would need to “look inwards”.

“Taxi violence can happen anywhere. It is very scary.

“The taxi associations are also protected by private security companies who are not well regulated, yet they have access to dangerous weapons.”

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KwaZulu­Natal MEC for Arts, Culture, Sport and Recreation Ntombikayise Sibhidla­Saphetha is seen during a visit to the iLembe District for an education stakeholders meeting. She is flanked by member of provincial legislature Mxolisi Kaunda and KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu. Full story on page 3.

LEAKED document has revealed deeply entrenched issues in the KwaZulu-Natal minibus taxi violence arena pointing to a wider conspiracy that includes government organs being co-opted into fighting battles for taxi dons.

While the report primarily focuses on the current taxi turf wars between three associations in Ballito, KwaDukuza and Maphumulo, experts have admitted that the allegations being levelled are nothing new and that if the pattern continues, sporadic taxi violence spilling into mall parking lots and even residential neighbourhoods could increase.

A task force from the Hawks has been drafted in to untangle the mess - sidelining the Taxi Violence Unit based in Prospecton - with the ex-

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‘Education is our priority” - MEC >> MEC urges poor performing schools to develop turnaround strategy for 2015 JYOTHI LALDAS

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EC for Arts, Culture, Sport and Recreation, Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha has urged all school principals whose schools obtained 0% in the iLembe District to develop turnaround strategies for 2015.

Addressingeducationstakeholders gathered in Mandeni, where she is a champion for Operation Sukuma Sakhe, Sibhidla-Saphetha said that one of the main priorities of government is education and therefore all stakeholders, particularly the principals must ensure that schools in the district are functional.

Among the stakeholders present were members of the provincial legislature, school principals, members of the school governing bodies, councillors and senior officials from the Department of Education.

The stakeholder meeting was the culmination of an intense three-day school functionality programme which entailed visiting schools that

performed poorly in the matric exams and those that obtained high matric pass rates. Some of the schools the stakeholders visited included Sisebenzile High School, Manzini High, Nkonjane High School, Lethuxolo, Zachariah, Tshelenkosi, Mandeni Academy and Madlanga High School. iLembe was one of the districts in the province that did not perform well during the 2014 matric exams. Of the 9740 pupils who sat for the examinations, 3249 failed and the overall matric pass rate was 59.20% in 2014.

The number of female pupils who passed matric is higher than males.

Among the observations made the department the fact that urban districts performed better than rural districts stood out.

In 2013, the matric pass rate in the district stood at 72.46%.

KwaDukuza topped the list of schools that performed well. The overall pass rate for maths and science was 25% and 45% respectively.

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rate identified by the department officials included disruption of schools by protests and shortage of qualified teachers, particularly in rural areas.

Sibhidla-Saphetha said the department believed that intervention such as increased contact time with pupils, common testing programmes that are subject driven, support for teachers and completion of syllabus by August can improve the matric results.

Sibhidla-Saphetha urged the officials from the department to convene another stakeholder meeting that will be attended by senior education officials in the province to resolve matters that were beyond the scope of the district officials.

The MEC also instructed the principals of all the schools that obtained a 0% pass rate to develop a turnaround strategy for their schools.

“Local councillors must also prioritise education in their wards. They should make education an agenda item in their meetings at all material times,” said Sibhidla-Saphetha.

She also vowed to lead a process of establishing an education stakeholder forum in the district that will attend to all educational challenges in iLembe.

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‘Department turns a blind eye to school’ >> Parents angered as school crumbles SIBUSISO BIYELA

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NGERED STAFF and parents of Stanger Secondary School are saying that the school is beingsnubbedbytheDepartmentofEducation as parts of the old school continues to crumble.

They took their frustrations to the KwaDukuza Circuit offices carrying placards with messages of their dissatisfaction on Tuesday.

Speakingoutsidethecircuitoffices staff representative, Mrs U. Parsad complained about the department “turning a blind eye and a deaf ear” to the situation at the school. Stanger Secondary, which turns 95 years this

year, started to experience structural failures in 2012 when a classroom collapsed with pupils and a teacher inside during a lesson.

“One particular block in the school is the oldest and has been around sincetheschoolwasbuiltandwehave been having problems with it since 2012,” said Parsad. When the matter was reported to the department, Parsad reported that engineers deemed the building unsafe and it was then condemned.

Yet, the remaining classes in the block are still being used by the school to conduct teaching. “We have no choice as space at the school is very limited,” Parsad said.

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Allegations of 'third force' in taxi violence

Teacher at the Stanger Secondary Solumuzi Mathenjwa complained about the pre-fabricated classrooms the department had initially provided.

“They delivered the pre-fabs shortly after the incident that left my colleague and her pupils injured, but teaching in those things is hell as the heat becomes too much,” Mathenjwa said.

Teachers and SGB members submitted a memorandum of complaints about the department’s lack of engagement despite their constant correspondence.

Provincial spokesperson of the department Muzi Muhlambi told the Weekly: “I have requested the district to feed me with the response and I will remind them.”

contents of the document, but said: “That informa­ tionisnotforpublicrecordandformspartofourcase”.

In the past 12 months, taxi violence has been re­ ported in Durban, Ladysmith, Ballito, KwaDukuza, Maphumulo and Mandeni ­ varying in location from malls, the N2, townships to quiet suburban roads.

The recent attack occurred in Stanger Manor where 17 hitmen are alleged to have ambushed a con­ voy carrying six Maphumulo taxi bosses earlier this month.

Three men died, while over 120 bullet casings were found on site.

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They claim, among other issues, that char­ ges they have levelled are never investigated.

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Why does Master Maths produce results?

• M2 System • The Tutor • Motivated Learners

IN an effort to educate the youth about the Dolphin Coast Hospice Association and encourage pupils and staff to join the organisation, board members Krish Vengetsamy and Chin Suriah visited North Coast Primary School last Friday.

Chin Suriah addresses the pupils.

Looking on is principal Mala Mariemuthoo.

The M2 computer based system

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<< Hospice day care manager Chin Suriah and deputy chairperson Krish Vengetsamy present a certificate of appreciation to hard work­ ing and dedicated volunteer Daymyn Naidoo.

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ADVERTORIAL - All about Master Maths ongoing process.

SESSION 3: 12:00 ­ 13:30 MASTER Maths Stanger (Pty) Ltd enrols pu­ For your child to experience the working An early start is vital for the progress of the pils from grades four to 12.

Procedures involved for enrol- child in Mathematics. Parents tend to take of Master Maths, please attend their open their child for tuition towards the latter part day on 21 February from 9am to 1pm. ment: Demo programmes will be conducted.

Step 1: Parents need to bring their child of the year. to the Master Maths Centre with their latest This is not advisable, as mathematics is an Light refreshments will be provided. school report for an as­ sessment which is free of charge (±45 min­ utes).

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This is multiplied by four to determine the number of hours of tu­ ition per month.

Step 3: Tuition fee will not be given over the phone.

Once the number of Notice is given in terms of section 127 of the Local Government: hours of tuition per Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) that the month is decided, the 2013/2014 Annual Report of the iLembe District Municipality, includprice for tuition is then ing the 2013/2014 Annual Report of iLembe Management Development disclosed to the par­ ents.

Enterprise (Pty) Ltd is available for public inspection.

The parent can now register their child.

A copy of the Annual Report may be viewed at the Reception area, Step 4: A registra­ tion fee (once­off) is 1st Floor, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, charged excluding the between the hours 08h00 to 15h00, Monday to Friday. tuition fees. Also a once off payment is required Alternatively, a copy of the Report may be viewed on the Municipality’s for notes, reinforce­ ment exercises and an­ website: www.ilembe.gov.za swers.

Step 5: The par­ Members of the local community are invited to submit written repreents in consultation with their child can now sentations in connection with the Annual Report to the Acting Municipal book their slot(s) for Manager, iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma tuition. (see below) Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza or P O Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450.

TUITION TIME SLOTS MONDAY - FRIDAY Such submissions should be delivered or posted to reach the Acting SESSION 1: 9:00 ­ Municipal Manager by no later than 18 February 2015.

10:30 SESSION 2: 10:30 ­ 11:30 Any person who cannot write may come to the Reception area, SESSION 3: 11:30 ­ 1st Floor, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDu12:30 kuza, between the hours 08h00 to 15h00, Monday to Friday, where SESSION 4: 13:00 ­ 14:30 Ms. Khululiwe Makhaye will assist that person to transcribe his or her SESSION 5: 14:30 ­ representations.

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INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY UKUPHAZAMISEKA KOKUPHAKELWA KUKAGESI ·

THURSDAY, 29 JANUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricity supply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Thursday, 29 January 2015 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 29 January 2015, Ngolwesine kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.

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Chantilly

Syembezi

TUESDAY, 3 FEBRUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricity supply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Tuesday, 3 February 2015 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 3 February 2015, Ngolwesibili kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.

AREAS AFFECTED (OFF)

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New Guelderland

Stewarts

DCLM

Hyde Park

Nonoti Mouth

Zamani Township

Chantilly

Syembezi

THURSDAY, 5 FEBRUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricity supply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Thursday, 5 February 2015 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 5 February 2015, Ngolwesine kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.

AREAS AFFECTED (OFF) New Guelderland

Stewarts

DCLM

Hyde Park

Nonoti Mouth

Zamani Township

Chantilly

Syembezi

Note: All geysers will be switched off during the scheduled time period. Those residences who do not have geyser relays installed must please switch their geysers off to prevent overload conditions.

No guarantee can be given that the interruption will be for the full period and therefore all installations must be regarded as being “ALIVE” during the times stated.

Isexwayiso: Konke okushisisa amanzi kuyocishwa kulesisikhathi sokuphazamiseka kukagesi.

Lezo zakhamizi ezinezishisisi zamanzi ezingaxhunyiwe ngohlelo lukaMasipala kuyomele bazicishe izishisisi zabo ukuvikela ukusindeka kukagesi.

Akunasiqiniseko esinganikwezwa ukuthi ugesi uzophazamiseka isikhathi esigcwele esibekwe ngaphezulu. Ngakho-ke zonke izinto ezisebenza ngogesi kufanele zithathwe njengezinto “EZIPHILAYO KUMBE EZISEBENZAYO” kulesisikhathi esibekiwe sokuphazamiseka kukagesi.

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ARINA Ndaba, a 22­year­old from Melville, KwaDukuza, definitely has a good story to tell – just like most people.

ThethirdyearBachelorofAccountingSciencestu­ dent used to walk from her home Melville to Shakaville (approximately 10km) where she attend­ ed high school.

“My mother is unemployed and we (my mother and two siblings) left our father who was abusive. I did casual jobs from Grade 8 to Grade 12 to help my sister who works as a domestic and was the only breadwinner. I did everything from being a domestic myself to working as a cane cutter. I even worked for a grass farm,” she said.

Harina’s luck began to change in 2013 after com­ pleting Grade 12 and achieving five distinctions.

“I had applied for a number of bursaries that year and did not even get a single reply. My homeboy Vusi Khumalo, who works at the SABC in Durban, inter­ viewed me and the clip was aired on a number of sta­ tions. I got a call from him the next day saying that my mayor was looking for me,” she said.

“Mymayor”inthiscasewasiLembeDistrictMunic­ ipality mayor Welcome Mdabe. The mayor offered Harina registration money for university.

“Notonlydidhepayformyregistrationbuthealso put me into contact with the chief financial officer of iLembe District Municipality Nosipho Mba who has been my mentor since then,” she said.

In2013,HarinaregisteredattheUniversityofKwa­ Zulu­Natal and received an entrance scholarship. In her first year she achieved four distinctions out of five modules.

She was selected on the Dean’s List and received the Golden Key Intern Award as well as a Richards Bay Coal Terminal scholarship.

“I was also selected in the top five students to go and study at the University of Witswatersrand. That is where I did my second year,” said Harina.

Her second year results in 2014 are nothing short of brilliant ­ she achieved seven distinctions out of

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seven modules.

Describing her relationship with Mba, Harina says she is everything to her.

“She is like a mother, a big sister and a friend. She is always available to lend a helping hand and most importantly an ear. Whether it is about school or life in general,” said Harina.

One would think moving to Johannesburg would put a dent in their relationship but no.

“When I was at UKZN Nosipho picked me up most weekends and we would go to church and I would pick her brains about school work.

“She was supportive financially and otherwise and I could talk to her about girl stuff. We talk almost every day and being in another province has not changed that at all. We don’t see each other that of­ ten but we talk every other day,” she said.

So what does the future hold for this bright young woman?

“My number one goal is to build my mother a house. We live in a low cost house right now and my goal is to build my mother a house that she can call her own.

“I want to live a comfortable life. The kind of life that will afford me the opportunity to have every­ thing I could possibly need and more,” she said.

EIA DC 29/0025/2014: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOLLOWING BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS: PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF MACAMBINI BULK WATER SUPPLY PIPELINE PROJECT OF FARM NO. 815, 828 & 814 284, DUNN’S RESERVE SITUATED IN MACAMBINI TRIBAL AUTHORITY AREA IN MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, ILEMBE DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that an application for an Environmental Authorisation in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations of 2010 is being sought from the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs by ILembe District Municipality. Magalela and Associates has been appointed as the independent EIA Practitioner for the project.

The Proposed Construction of Macambini Bulk Water Supply Pipeline Project Phases 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 is situated in Macambini. Public copies of the Basic Assessment Report will be placed for reading at, Mandeni Protection Services, Mandeni Library, Sundumbili Library and Macambini Traditional Council Building.

If you wish to be registered as an affected person and/or to obtain further information on this application, contact Dan Mkhwanazi of Magalela and Associates, in writing to 21 Aurora Drive, 1st Floor Liberty Building, Umhlanga, 4301, Fax 086 272 4442, email: dan@magalelas.co.za, within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement, ie on/before 23 February 2015. Public Meetings are scheduled as follows: Ward 1: Ward 2: Ward 3:

NJ MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

Harina Ndaba

Ward 8: Ward 9:

Sunday, 8 February 2015, Time, 09-11am at Manqakaza Hall Saturday, 07 February 2015, Time: 9am – 11pm at Sikhuthele School Saturday, 07 February 2015, Time: 1pm – 3pm at Romans Catholic Church Friday, 06 February 2015, Time: 1pm – 3pm at Lokothwayo Creche Friday, 06 February 2015, Time: 09 – 11am at Nkunzemalunda School

UNkulunkulu kuphela umehluleli wethu!

NOSIPHO MKHIZE

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IYANIBINGELA bafundi beFEVER, yazi akuve kumnandi ukuva­ kashela abangani okade wa­ bagcina, ngoba nixoxa ngezinto zaku­ dala enanizenza eziwumsangano kuh­ lekwe kube mnandi, nami ngike

ngavashelwa uMgiks noSpijojo ezinsu­ kwini, selokhu sagcinana ngonyaka od­ lule, sithe nje sisa hleli sixoxa uSpijojo ubefunde elinya lamaphephandaba adumile eThekwini, ngendlela abe jule ngayo ububona ukuthi lolu daba alu­ fundayo lujulile.

Ngize ngabuza phela ukuthi “Awu mnganiwami,yinileebalulekekangaka engaze ikwenze ungahleki ngisho na­ ma ncoko kaMgiks?”

Uthe: “Ayi ngifunda lendaba kaMfu uZondo, ibuhlungu ngoba ngyamthanda umfundisi wami, kubo bonke abefundisi uyena ongimuzwa kahle.”

Wayesengenile uMgiks kulolu daba oluxoxayo ngoba engafuni ukusala ngaphandle futhi ukukhonzile uku­ phikisana noSpijojo.

Uthe “Ungaze uthi umfundisi wa­ kho omthandayo kodwa ngingakaze ngikubone ungena ngisho nasendlini yesonto, ngaphandle­ke nje kwalokho

yena ubenzani nentombazane en­ gashadile ngisho nayo, ngoba phela njengo mfundisi oshumayeza abantu, wazi kahle ukuthi akumele umbathe nomuntu wesifazane ungashadile naye.”

USpijojo uphedule wathi: “Habe washo engathi wena awuphili emhla­ beni, wakhuluma engathi awukaze ul­ ingeke, engathi awunasono.

UMfu uZondo uphila kulo mhlaba njenga nathi sonke, futhi ungumuntu, izinto azenza ngasese asihlangene na­ zo, ngoba nawe asikwazi okwenza emakhoneni, abantu abaningi banez­ imfihlo abazenza ngasese umehluko nje wukuthi lezi zimfihlo azaziwa izwe lonke njengoba kwenzeke kuZondo.” uMgiksuphendulelephansieseshawa amazwi kaSpijojo wathi: “Cha phela mngani wami, lolu daba alukho ngami bengizisholo ukuthi kumele ashu­ mayele ngento ayenzayo, angwili mfwethu.”

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USpijojo, ububona ukuthi usekhushukelwa ushukela waphendu­ la wathi: “Yona le ntombazane ebihleli naye izitshela ukuthi ingawisa uZondo ngalento eyenzile, kanti uma umuntu ephiwe kulokhu akwenzayo, okukho noyedwa ongamphuca isiphiwo sakhe.

Lesi senzo nje sibandakanywa nezenzo zobubi, umona, noSathane uqobo lwa­ khe. Okusalayo le ntombazane idliwa unembeza njalo meyicabanga ngalolu daba.”

Aybafundibethungizengayilamula ngathi, okuhle wukuthi uMfundisi uZondo uziphendulele, kulolu daba lwakhe, kodwa­ke sicela abafundi bethu basithumele uvo lwabo nga­ lokhu okwenzeke kuMfundisi uZondo kungaba wukuthi uyameseka noma uyamgxeka. Sithumelele isms enom­ bolweni ethi: 073 154 4117 noma ngekheli le email elithi nosi­ pho.mkhize@media24.com.

Ucela usizo ohlushwa izidakamizwa SIBUSISO BIYELA UMNUZ Sihle Linde oneminyaka enga­ ma­31 ubudala, obhekene nenkinga yokuphuza utshwala nokusebenzisa iz­ idakamizwa ezingekho emthethweni, uthe uzama ngayo yonke indlela uku­ buyisela impilo yakhe esimeni.

UMnuz Linde uvakashele emahho­ visini e­Weekly ngenhloso yokuthola usizoendleleniyakheyokuhlukananot­ shwala.

UMnuz Linde uthe wayesebenza emaphoyiseni, kodwa walahlekelwa umsebenzi. Uthe: “Nganginomsebenzi omuhle, ngiyiphoyisa futhi kungijabuli­ sa. Kodwa ke ngasengiqala ukuba ne­ sandla esilula emsebenzini emva kokuthi omunye wabangani bami engi­ fake ezidakamizweni,” kusho yena.

“Nginomntwana oneminyaka eyi­6 nomama ongizalayo akasebenzi.

Ngahamba ekhaya ngoba ngithi ngehlisa umthwalo kuye, yingakho sengilala emgwaqeni.”

Uqhubeke wathi: “Ngidinga ukush­

intshaimpiloyami,hhayingobangizen­ zela mina nje, kodwa ngenzela nom­ ndeni wami ongidingayo,” kusho UM­ nuz Linde Uthe ufuna ukungena ezikhungwe­ ni ezisiza abantu abanenkinga efana neyakhe, njengobaengenayonendawo yokuhlala.

Uthe: “Angiceli usizo lwemali, engikudingayo nje wukuthi kube khona into engizobe ngiyenza ngichithe isi­ zungu emini nendawo yokufihla ikhanda ukuze ngikwazi ukulungisa im­ pilo yami. Kunzima ukwenza njalo us­ azibuza ukuthi kombe uzolalaphi na­ muhla nokuthi uzolala udleni,” kusho yena.

UMnuz Linde ecele nethuba lokhu­ luma nentsha ukuze ayixwayise ngem­ pilo yezidakamizwa ezingekho emthethweni notshwala, abalandisa ngokwenzeka empilweni yakhe.

Uthe ufisa nokuba yingxenye yenh­ langano egqugquzela intsha.

Uthe angabasiza abantu abazitho­ la bekulesi simo akuso.

Ucela ukufuniswa indodana SIBUSISO BIYELA UNKSZ Nester Magwaza, oneminyaka engama-49 ubudala, ucela ukufuniswa indodana yakhe uSabelo Bhuti Magwaza oneminyaka eyi-16 ubudala, okuthiwa wathathwa wulwandle ebukuda eBallito ngomhla ka-26 kuZibandlela (December)ngonyaka odlule.

UNksz Magwaza uthi usehle enyuka ebheka umzimba wendodana yakhe kusukela eRichards Bay kuya e-Scotts-

burgh, ezwe ukuthi kunemizimba yabafana etholakale iminzile kulezi zindawo.

Kuthiwa uSabelo, wagcinwa ebonakale egqoke iskibha esiluhlaza nesikhindi esimhlophe.

Kucelwa onolwazi ukuba axhumane noNksz Mgwaza nombolweni ethi: 073 747 4316 noma athinte indodakazi yakhe ephindaibeyiwele likaSabelo enombolweni ethi: 078 283 4212.

Uma unesifiso sokusiza uMnuz Linde, ungaxhumana namahhovisi e­ Stanger Weekly enombolweni ethi: 032 552 3363 noma ungathumele ngekheli le­email elithi: skbiyela889@gmail.com.

UMnuz Sihle Linde udinga usizo lwakho ukuze abuyisele impilo yakhe esimeni aphinde asize na­ banye ababhekene nenkinga efa­ nayo.

ISITHOMBE: SIBUSISO BIYELA

Property Description: Erf 673 Sundumbili A, Erf 676 Sundumbili A, Erf 1007 Sundumbili A, Erf 1005 Sundumbili A and Erf 1360 Sundumbili A , Erf 1328 Sundumbili A. Scope of Application: (i)Proposed subdivision known as Proposed Subdivision “X”. (ii)Proposed rezoning of Erf 673, Erf 676 Erf 1005 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivision “X” to Commercial (iii)Subsequent proposed consolidation of Erf 673, Erf 1007 Erf 1005, Erf 1360, Erf 1328 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivision “X”, Registration Division FU Province of KwaZulu-Natal.

A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection by interested members of the public during normal office hours Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) at Department: Economic Development and Planning and Human Settlements Section, Mandeni Municipal Offices, No. 2 Kingfisher Road Mandeni. The application will lie for inspection from the 30 January 2015.

Any person having sufficient interest in the proposed amendment is invited to cause written comments thereon with: Planning department: Themba Mjuza, Mandeni Municipality, P.O. Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 by no later than 6 March 2015.

A person who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice will be disqualified from further participation in the process.

Lesi isaziso sokuthi sekwenziwe isicelo kuMasipala, kwisahluko sesibili kanye nesesithathu: womthetho we Kwazulu Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008) mayelana:

INVITATION TO TENDER INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES TENDER REF. LM 1/01/15

1. The Luthuli Museum intends appointing a certified internal auditing service provider on a three (3) year contract to undertake risk and compliance internal auditing services for the organisation and ensure compliance with the Public Finance Management Act; Treasury Regulations and other applicable legislation.

2.Tender documents can be collected at the Luthuli Museum between 09:00 – 15:00, Monday to Friday, at address no. 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, KwaDukuza, from date: 29 January 2015 3. Parties collecting the Tender Document Ref. LM/1/01/15 must pay R300 (non-refundable) and sign for the receipt of the documents stating their full name; address and telephone number of the company they represent.

5. No faxed; emailed or posted tenders will be accepted.

6. The tender closes on: 20 February 2015 at 12h00 midday

ISITHOMBE: SIBUSISO BIYELA

Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the Municipality, in terms of Chapter 2 and Chapter 3: of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008) for:

UMASIPALA WASEMANDENI MANDENI TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ISICELO SOKUSETSHENZISWA KOMHLABA KANYE NOKUHLANGANISWA

4.Submitted tenders (3 copies & 1 original) must be in a sealed envelope marked for attention: Director: Luthuli Museum and deposited at the Museum reception in a tender box marked ‘Internal Audit Tender’.

UNksz Nester Magwaza ophethe isithombe sendodana yakhe, uSa­ belo Bhuti Magwaza, eyalahleka olwandle lwaseBallito mhomla ka­ 26 kuZibandlela (December) ngo­2014.

MANDENI MUNICIPALITY MANDENI TOWN PLANNING SCHEME APPLICATION FOR SUBDIVISION, REZONING AND SUBSEQUENT CONSOLIDATION

7. Only written inquiries will be accepted and must be forwarded to email address: financeofficer@luthulimuseum.org.za. For general inquiries please phone 032 559 6822.

Ukuchazwa kwezindawo: Erf 673 Sundumbili A, Erf 676 Sundumbili A, Erf 1007 Sundumbili A, Erf 1005 Sundumbili A and Erf 1360 Sundumbili A , Erf 1328 Sundumbili A. Ingqikithi yesicelo: (i)Proposed subdivision known as Proposed Subdivision “X”. (ii)Proposed rezoning of Erf 673, Erf 676 Erf 1005 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivision “X” to Commercial (iii)Subsequent proposed consolidation of Erf 673, Erf 1007 Erf 1005, Erf 1360, Erf 1328 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivision “X”, Registration Division FU Province of KwaZulu-Natal.

Ikhophi yesicelo namaphepha ahambisana naso kuzobe kuvulelekile kumalungu omphakathi anesifiso sokuwahlola kusukela ngezikhathi ezijwayelekile zokusebenza emahhovisi ngoMsombuluko kuya kuLwesihlanu ngaphandle kwamaholidi kwi Department: Economic Development and Planning and Human Settlements Section, Mandeni Municipal Offices, No. 2 Kingfisher Road Mandeni. Isicelo sokuhlolwa siyobakhona emahhovisi kusukela mhla ziwungu 30 January 2015.

Yinoma yimuphi umuntu onentshisekelo mayelana nesicelo uyamenywa ukubhala imibono yakhe abhalele kulelikheli.: The Planning Department: Themba Mjuza, Mandeni Municipality, P.O. Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 ungakashayi umhlaka 6 March 2015.

Umuntu oyohluleka ukungenisa izizathu zakhe nemibono mayelana nalesisaziso kambe isimemezelo akayikuphumelela ukuhlanganyela kulenqubomgomo.

APPLICANTS DETAILS: Yusuf Desai Family Trust REPRESENTED BY: L.H Maphaloba STRUWIG MENDES ASSOCIATES Municipal Manager P.O. Box 347 Municipal Offices Tel: 032 5523624 2. Kingfisher Road P.O. Box 144 Mandeni 4490

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1 Room, kitchen, toilet and bathroom for rent in Town View Road. Rent: R1600 excluding lights.

Call: 074 900 9026.

2 Bedroom, lounge, dining room, kit, toilet & bath, Stg Manor.

Contact: 076 829 9470.

2 Bedroom house to let at Warrenton. Contact: 032-551 1960.

3 Basements to let in Stanger Manor. Tel: 032-552 3328.

5 Bedroom house, Stanger Manor, R3800 excl. water & lights.

Contact Roderick: 078 019 5767.

Basement to let-1 bedroom basement to let in Stanger Manor.

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House for rent, preferably couple.

Contact: 084 240 2041.

Outbuilding for rent, 19 Shifa Crescent, Stanger Heights, water & electricity own meter, R1800.00 per month.

Contact: 074 522 6832.

Outbuilding in Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, 1 or 2 persons, safe premises, R2200 pm (Including L/W). Phone: 032-552 2757/082 068 3598.

Room to let, walking distance to UKZNHoward, male, pref.

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Two bedroom house to let in Dokterskop, R2600.00 excluding lights and water. Phone: 084 704 4828.

HOUSE FOR SALE RNA PROPERTIES 1).Block consisting of 7 units. Total rental income R17 000. Priced at R2 100 000.

2).2 B/R, M/Ensuite, fitted kitchen, lounge, D/Room, fully tiled, fully fenced, R625 000.

3).Dokterskop CNR Plot, +- 1200m2, R450 000.

Contact Prasheen-078 638 2060.

Houses for Sale Darnall From R720 000-00 to R1.8 mil High Ridge Stunning, neat 4 bed house, fitted kitchen, swimming pool 3 x Flatlets, close to temple and mosque.

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Dawnside: Neat 3 b/r double storey, fully tiled, ensuite, bic, B/G, A/C, alarm, walled, large double garage.

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Valid, 2 February to 27 February 2015 Call Lynne: 083 974 9510 TRANSPORT Looking for transport from Stanger to Aston College Ballito for student. Contact Inder: 082 579 9806.

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TUITIONS Maths Tuition for N2, N3, N4 by experienced lecturer.

Contact: D. Harilal: 084 363 2500/032-551 2530.

Maths Tuition Grades: 5, 6 and 7 on Saturdays.

Grades: 8, 9 and 10 on Weekdays.

Contact: Mr. M.S. Pillay Phone No: 032-552 5185 (Home)/082 651 6736 (Cell).

Tuitions to commence on Monday-2nd February.

LAND FOR SALE Sites for sale at Memoria (Groutville), surveyed from 395sqm (R2370600) to 772.82sqm (R46 369-20). Contact: 081 860 5764.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

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Admin required must have experience. E-mail CV’s to: contractors. plant@gmail.com.

Assistant required for busy take-away. Call at Mall Café, 55 King Shaka Street, next to Studio One. Distinctive Choice-CMT Specialists A well established CMT Factory in Isithebe is expanding-the following positions are available from 12th January 2015 1.Line managers-3 years experience 2.Line supervisors 3.Line QC-2 years experience 4.Machinists-Sewing machine operators 5.Sample room supervisor 6.Mechanics for sewing machines Please contact HR Department on 032459 3275 or report to 26 Yellow Street on 12th January with CV. Maid required in Darnall.

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SEC Electrical Apprentice Electrician Intake for 2015 Well established electrical contracting company is inviting applicants to fulfil the position as apprenticeelectricians Successful candidates must have the following:-1 year of industrial employment in any engineering field with a flair to electrical engineering -Must have matric Bachelor pass with a C aggregate -Must have drivers licence -Must have minimum S2 or N4 electrical -Willing to participate in the associated training programme for a period of 4 years apprenticeship under merseta contract.

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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. >> Mdoniville Hindu Temple will hold their 18th an­ nual Thaipoosam Kavady Festival. Kavady festival ­ 3 February. Venue ­ Stanger Siva Sungam open field.

Shivarathri will be observed on 17 February. For more information contact Krish Kistan on 083 556 6276 or 032 551 1744. >>TheLowerTugelaSabhaHindiPatshalaisoffering free Hindi classes for adults and children on Wednes­ days from 4.30pm to 5.30pm at the Sabha Hall in Blaine Street. Registration will commence on Wednesday,4Februaryat4.30pm.Formoreinforma­ tion contact Mr R Maharaj on 032 552 5319 or 072 844 7555. >>Hirsch’s Ballito networking breakfast on Thurs­ day, 29 January commencing at 8.30am for 9am at the store. Business coach, mentor and professional speaker from “Kiss Your Business Coaching” Sean Dercksen will be the guest speaker. To book call Lindy on 032 946 7400. No charge but booking is essential.

A light breakfast will be served. >>AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger will be hosting a week of evangelistic crusade with evangelist Derek Finn at the AFM Church, 17 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights. Services will be held on Friday, 30 January at 7pm, Saturday, 31 January at 6pm and Sunday, 1 Februaryat8am.Admissionisfree.Formoreinforma­ tion contact your hosts pastors Harry and Shirley Solomon on 083 301 2923 or 032 551 5417. >>AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger is running a bible college.Registrationisnowopen.ContactpastorHar­ ry Solomon on 083 301 2923 for more information. >>The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation of Kwa Dukuza will be commencing with Balvikas Classes on Fridays. Registration for the classes will be on 30 Jan­ uary 2015 between 5pm to 5.30pm. Classes will start on 7 February 2015 from 5.30pm to 6.30pm. For fur­ therinformationpleasecontactTrishaPillay082406

6679. >>The Stanger Siva Temple will be hosting Paal Ku­ dum. Daily prayers will be held at 6pm each day be­ sides a weekend at 4pm.Paal Kudum will be held on 3 February at 6pm. Paal Kudum cost is R30. Any que­ ries please contact the temple clerk 032 551 3259. >>Is gambling causing havoc in your life or is some­ one else’s gambling affecting you and your family?

There is help. I offer free professional counselling ses­ sions. All sessions are private and confidential. Call on 084 517 5846 or omniskills008@gmail.com. >>The Hare Krishna Ashram in Darnall and Hare Krishna Gaushala Darnall invites you to their 6th an­ nualGaumathaPoojaat9amon25Januaryat37Park Drive, Darnall.

Devotees can bring fruits, flowers, carrots, cab­ bages and green beans to feed the cows. Donations welcome. For more information contact Murari Mo­ han on 032 486 1080 or 079 513 4229. >>Glendale Ganessar Temple will hold their 73rd an­ nual Kavady festival with a flag hoisting on Sunday, 1 February at 2pm.

CelebrationandprocessionwillbeheldonSunday, 8 February proceeding to the Umvoti River and arriv­ ing at the temple at 12noon. Chariot procession on Saturday, 7 February at 4pm. For more information contact Krish Naidoo on 083 547 7604. >>The Gledhow Thiru Emperumal Temple will cele­ brate its 41st Sri Siva Soobramoniar Kavady festival with flag hoisting on Friday, 30 January at 6pm.

Wootchoogum from 31 January to 6 February at 6pm.

The chariot parade will be on Saturday, 7 February at 4pm.

Main Kavady on Sunday, 8 February from the local ground at 8am. Daily hawan at 5.30pm.

For more information call priest George Naicker on 032 552 3487.

iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY iLEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA WATER RESTRICTIONS! Stage 4 Water Restrictions: “Time of Use” has been implemented; water supply will be interrupted from 10pm at night to 4am the next morning. Should this measure not meet the required curtailment, additional shutdowns of the water supply during the day, may be required. Consumers may also experience lower pressure and interruptions to supply without notice, in our effort to achieve the curtailments needed, to ensure we prolong the storage of the Hazelmere Dam.

How can you help us save water?

In and around the house/business • Turn off taps while washing your face, brushing your teeth or shaving • Taking a five-minute shower a day, instead of a bath, will use a third of the water, saving up to 400 litres a week. Showering could use up to 20 litres of water per minute.

• If you prefer to bath, share the water and don’t make it as full. Taking a bath could use between 80 and 150 litres of water.

• Use low-flow showerheads, dual-flush toilets mechanisms and water-efficient washing machines.

• Kettles should be filled with just enough water for your needs and not the brim. This will help to reduce your electricity bill as well.

• Don’t over-fill containers for cooking. You will also use more energy to heat the water • Reducing the toilet flush volume alone can save 20% of total water consumption. This can be achieved by putting a 2 litre cold drink bottle, filled with water, and a little sand to add weight, into the cistern.

In the garden • Always water your plans during the early morning hours or in the evening, when temperatures are cooler. Watering between 10:00 and 15:00 you can lose up to 90% of water to evaporation • Every time you boil an egg, save the cooled water for your houseplants. They’ll benefit from the nutrients released from the shell • Focus on indigenous and non-water-consumptive alien plants (but not invasive alien plants) • Group plants according to their water needs and not mulch around them • Water gardens frequently, but water well. Using a garden hose could use as much as 30 litres of water per minute • Clear invasive alien plants on your property • Roof water can also be profitably stored in tanks, for watering gardens • Use “grey water” – used water from baths, washing machines and other safe sources – to water your garden.

Call centre number: 032- 437 9379 E-mail: Call.Centre@ilembe.gov.za www.ilembe.gov.za

MR NG KUMALO ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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weeklywheels >> The budget car to drive

New XL Suzuki S Celerio arrives in SA

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Suzuki Celerio 2015 has arrived.

UZUKI has launched a budget hatchback, the Celerio, in South Africa at the expense of its Alto range.

Suzuki now has two sub-R130 000 cars – the Celerio and the Splash, the latter launched in 2014.

The Hatchback is available in two specifications (GA and GL), two transmission options (five-speed manual and new automated manual transmission), each with the same one-litre, three-cylinder, petrol engine.

TheCeleriois3.6mlong,1.6mwideand1.5m high - that’s 100mm longer and 70mm higher than the outgoing Alto though it’s the same width. Its wheelbase has increased by 65mm to 2.4m, those wheels shod with 165/70 R14 tyres on 14” steel rims - alloys optional.

The three-cylinder, 55kW/90Nm engine drives through a five-speed gearbox called by Suzuki an “automated manual transmission” — actually a constantly variable transmission (CVT) with five preselected ratios activated by a shifter, boldly described by Suzuki as “achieved via an electro-hydraulic actuator, making the use of a clutch pedal unnecessary”.

OneisacutelyawareoftheCelerio’s55kW,especially when climbing a hill or carrying a full complementofpassengers.Overtakingrequires thought and ample space.

The differences between the GA and GL are minor.

The GA’s grille, exterior mirrors and door releases are finished in contrasting black. It has halogen headlights, a rear wiper/washer and manual external mirrors. Luggage capacity is 235 litres or 1034 litres with the rear seats folded.

The GL variant adds a glossy black grille treatment, chromed accents and external mirrors finished in the body colour. It also gains fog lights,powerfortheexternalmirrorsandarearscreen demister.

The black upholstery remains, though is bolstered with fabric inserts for the doors and chromed door releases.

The instrument binnacle gains a rev counter, external temperature display, four power windows, central locking and a gear-shift indicator on the AMT. The steering wheel gains tilt adjustment, Bluetooth and a four-speaker radio/CD audio system with MP3, USB and Bluetooth connectivity.

The Suzuki Celerio is sold with a three-year or 100 000km warranty; a two-year or 30 000km service plan is included in the GL’s price. Service intervals 15 000km.

Prices 1.0i GA manual (no service plan) R109 900 1.0i GL manual R124 900 1.0i GL AMT R135 900.

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Honda NSX. TWENTY­FIVE years after the debut of the original NSX supercar Honda has revealed its successor at the 2015 North American International Auto Show.

The production model, the second­ generation of the iconic supercar, has a tur­ bocharged hybrid en­ gine, radical styling, lightweight construc­ tion and will be launched later this year.

What’s more, it’s headed for South Africa in 2016, although de­ tails will be revealed closer to the local launch.

Mike Accavitti, sen­ ior vice­president and general manager of Honda’s Acura division, said: “Our commitment was to create an all­ new NSX true to the heritage of NSX — a su­ percar that delivers a new driving experience, one in which every part of the vehicle respects the smartest part of the car, the driver.”

Johnathan Norman, NSX interior design project leader, said: “Consistent with the ‘human­centered su­ percar’ development concept, the NSX was designed from the in­ sideoutwithanuncom­ promising focus on the driver.

The NSX features an “advanced sports pack­ age” with key power­ train components ­ the mid­mounted engine, two front motors and Sport Hybrid battery pack and power control unit ­ positioned to con­ centrate vehicle mass low and toward the centre of the car.

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Striving to offer customer care and specialised service is the new team’s motto.

Ryan, the workshop manager, said: “We treasure our clients and always look to ways on how we can provide the best service to our customers.”

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RIVERS should always do their best to be prepared to respond to any emergency. Even though you may not be trained medical professionals there are often small bits of assistance one can provide with first­aid and an effective and fast response to smaller emergencies.

Arrive Alive advises drivers to travel with a first­aid kit in vehicles or have one at home. This becomes especially impor­ tant with small children picking up bumps, burns, cuts and bruises.

Many of us could do with some advice on what’s needed in such an emergency medical kit so Arrive Alive approached road­safety partner ER24 with questions about emergency preparedness — and that emergency kit.

A first­aid kit should not be a hassle to take with you on holiday or keep in your ve­ hicle. A good size is usually something that can fit comfortably into your cubby hole or one size larger that you keep in the boot of your vehicle. With regards to design, it should be something that is durable, pref­ erably a bright colour so it can be easily identified and water resistant.

What would be the most important pieces of equipment and supplies in such an emergency medical kit?

Items to treat burn wounds, cuts, bruis­ es, splint a fracture, band aids, scissors, tweezer, treatment for insect bites and stings as well as disinfectant. If you prefer to keep medicine in your first­aid kit — headache tablets, anti­nausea and vomit­

ing — it must be clearly marked and in a container that cannot be opened by small children.

It is important that only a responsible adult make use of these medications and that no prescription medications are kept in the first­aid kit. Also do not administer your prescription medication to someone else, even if you use the same medication.

What would be the most important es­ sentials to carry in a mini­kit when in the outdoors?

Bandages, band aids and anti­septic solution. Sunblock would also be a good item to keep in your first­aid kit as well as after­sun lotion. The content of your first­ aid kit largely depend on where you will be travellingtoandwhatismostlikelytohap­ pen. If you are a regular outdoorsman you would know what happened before and what you needed. You can pack this ac­ cordingly.

What are the most common mistakes the amateur tend to make when trying to perform first­aid?

Usually the first­aid kit is overstocked with items bought randomly at a pharma­ cy or outdoor shop. Be smart and keep the right things in your first­aid kit. The most important things are a CPR mouthpiece should you need to perform CPR, some­ thing to stop bleeding and splint fractures.

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A first­aid kit should be something that is durable, preferably a bright colour so it can be easily identified, and water resistant.

Are there specific measures the ama­ teur responder in an emergency should rather avoid and leave to the trained pro­ fessionals?

If you are unsure contact ER24 on 084 124 and ask for medical advice. Do not do something because you saw it on televi­ sion or saw a medic do it once.

How can one improve first­aid training knowledge?

There are different first­aid courses that you can attend to learn the basics.

What should be in your first­aid kits: • 2 first­aid dressing No. 5 • 2 first­aid dressing No. 3 • 2 conform bandage 75mm x 4.5m • 2 conform bandage 50mm x 4.5m • 2 triangular bandage • 10 plasters ­ single • 1 small child­safe scissors ­ metal • 1 forceps ­ metal • 1 safety pins 10’s • 1 antiseptic solution 100ml • 1 CPR mouthpiece • 2 gloves per pair • 2 sterile gauze 75x75mm 5’s • 1 Eno sachet • 4 alcohol swab • 1 burn dressing 10x10cm • 1 paper tape 25mm x 3m • 1 rescue blanket • 1 plaster roll 25mm x 3m. — Wheels24.

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Young Nation snatch thrilling 2-1 victory WEEKLY REPORTER

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OUNG Nation snatched a thrilling 2-1 victory against United Football Club in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association (KLFA) Premier League game played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

With temperatures soaring close to the 40 degrees mark, both teams adopted the short-passing technique in an energy sapping league encoun-

keeper, but ricocheted off the crossbar.

Midway into the first half Young Nation were awarded a penalty after United’s central defender was deemedtohavehandledtheballinthe box.

The Young Nation strikers watched in disbelief after defender Xulu Scelo ran all the way across the park to take the spot-kick.

United’s goalkeeper Vukani NgcobodivedtohislefttodenySceloagoal, but the ball rebounded kindly at the feet of Scelo, who had a second bite of the cherry. This time Ngcobo dived to his right to make an acrobatic save, much to the delight of his team-mates and the huge crowd.

In the dying minutes of the first half, United’s Mthokozo Makhanya broke free on the left flank and crossed the ball to the unmarked Lindokuhle Mzoneli in the box, who fluffed his shot, kicking straight into the outstretched arms of the Young Nation keeper.

Barely minutes into the second half Young Nation were caught on the counter-attack after midfielder Mxolisi Mbatha beat his marker, but shot way off the target.

On the stroke of the hour mark, Zakhe Mthembu put Young Nation aheadafterbeatingtheUnitedkeeper with a thunderous drive.

Ten minutes later Young Nation were awarded yet another penalty after a reckless tackle in the box.

Nchuko converted the resultant spotkick to double Young Nation’s advan-

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United squandered a golden opportunity of breaking the deadlock as early as the 10th minute after Ndumiso Ntaka was perfectly positioned in the box, but the talisman striker ballooned the ball way over the crossbar.

Minuteslaterhehadanopportunity of redeeming himself, but yet again hemissedthetargetfromcloserange.

In the 15th minute, United’s Nkosinathi Mlangeni watched agonizingly after his shot beat the Young Nation

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Young Nation were in a buoyant mood after beating United Football Club 2­1 in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League game played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

Warriors, Doringkop share spoils WEEKLY REPORTER WARRIORS Sport and Doringkop Cricket Club shared the spoils in a Libra Security­ sponsored Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty­20 LeaguegameplayedattheGledhowGround on Saturday.

The decision by Doringkop to bat first after winning the toss backfired as they were bundled out for a paltry 67 runs in 18.2 runs with none of their batsmen recording double digits.

Mujahed Iqbal (2/10 from 4 overs), Rish­ en Mathapershad (2/10 from 3 overs) and Gareth Govender (2/10 from 3 overs) claimed three wickets each.

Chasing 68 runs for victory, Warriors lost three early wickets and were in dire straits.

But, Sandile held his nerve scoring a hard earned 20 runs to help Warriors overcome

the early setback.

But,Warriorswerebowledoutfor67runs in the 17th over resulting in the match being tied. Wiseman Mzimela (3/7 from 4 overs) and Sakhile Magubane (3/21 from 4 overs) grabbed three wickets each.

Managers of Doringkop and Warriors Sport(andvice­presidentsofIlembeCricket Union), Mavive and Rajiv Mathapershad were content to etch their names in the his­ torybooksoftheunionandsettleforashare of the spoils in their stalemate.

Meanwhile, Manor ‘B’ recorded a morale boosting 4­wickets victory against Dawn­ heights ‘B’ in a domestic Twenty­20 League game played at the Country Club on Satur­ day.

Dawnheights batted first and posted 108/7 in their allotted 20­overs. Shivaan Singh (21), Leshalyn Pillay (21), Salman Mo­

SHREE VISWANATHA ESWARAR ALAYAM (Mdoniville Hindu Temple)

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sion, but it is goals that count and unfortunately my strikers failed to find the back of the net.

“Young Nation took advantage of their scarce opportunity in front of goals, but scored twice to claim maximum points”.

In the curtain raiser Beez stung Madundube Football Club 3-2 in a KLFA Premier League game. In an earlier game Movers registered an emphatic 2-0 win against Thembeni United.

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INVITATION TO COMMENT ON THE 2014/15 DRAFT ANNUAL REPORT Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 127 (2) of the Municipal Financial Management Act (MFMA) Act no 53 of 2003 that the Mayor of Maphumulo Local Municipality tabled the 2013/14 Annual report at a council meeting held on the 22nd January 2015.

Members of the community and other stakeholders are invited to submit representations in connection with the document. The final document with inputs will be considered by council before the end of March 2015, as per section 129 of the MFMA Copies of the draft document will be available at Maphumulo municipal offices, Thusong centre and Sakhuxolo offices as from 28 January 2015.

For enquiries and forwarding of comments, please contact Sizwe Zulu- Acting PMS Manager- at telephone number 032 481 4500 during office hours.

hamed(14notout)andSuveerMaharaj(14) registered double digits for Dawnheights.

Preveshan Naicker (3/13 from 4 overs) and Akshaye Harryprasad (3/11 from 2 overs) grabbed three wickets each.

In reply Manor cantered to a 4­wickets victory (109/6) with two overs to spare.

Opener R. Moodley, who was dropped on 12, rode his luck scoring a valuable 40 runs (which included five boundaries) to guide Manor to victory.

He received good support from team­ mates Harryprasad (18) and Shaylen Gov­ ender (18).

Dawnheights virtually shot themselves in the foot after conceding 20 extras (com­ prising of no balls, wides and byes).

Avishkar Ramduth was the pick of the Dawnheights bowlers claiming 3/17 from 4 overs.

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In the dying minutes of the game United were offered a lifeline after being awarded a controversial penalty.

Sifiso Gumede missed the resultant spot-kick and after his verbal tiradetherefereewastednotimeingiving him (Gumede) marching orders (red-card).

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Ilembe consolidate top spot >> Ilembe’s top performance with bat and ball WEEKLY REPORTER

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LEMBE consolidated their position at the summit of the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Challenge League (stream two) log table after beating arch-rivals Dawnheights by 4-wickets in a derby game played before a huge crowd at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

The decision by Dawnheights to bat first after winning the toss backfired after Lionel Jali was caught behind by wicket-keeper Yusuf Ismail off the bowling of Aaron Pillay for a duck in the second over.

Two overs later Pillay claimed his second victimafterdismissingSagarArorafor10runs.Pillay notched up a hat-trick of victories after clean bowling Adhir Maharaj for a duck in the sixth over.

Dawnheights were clutching straws at 26/3 in the sixth over. Saurav Singh walked to the crease and was a mere spectator after Varun Pal smashed the ball all over the park.

Mohamed Hoosen, who replaced Desigan Pillay (after his below par performance with the bat) in the Ilembe starting line-up, claimed his first wicket after dismissing Saurav Singh for one run. Nikilesh Misra and Pal took the tally from56/4inthe14th overto116/5inthe30th over beforeMisra(22)wasadjudgedLBWtoaAlveiro Nadasen delivery.

Dawnheights lost their sixth wicket in the 35th over after Ronald “Tiger” Ponnsamy was caught

by Ismail off the bowling of Iqbal Sher for 7 runs.

Pillay clean bowled Mohamed Shehzaad for 10 runs in the 38th over before clean bowling Adesh Bageloo for a royal duck in his next deliv-

Ilembe avenged their first round de­ feat against Dawn­ heights aft­ er trouncing them by 4­wickets at the Country Club Ground on Satur­ day.

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Dawnheights failed to bat out their allotted Saturday 31 January 50-overs before being dismissed for 193/10 in 10.30am­Beez vs Current (Manor) 45 overs.

10.30am­Groutville vs Siyazama (Recreation) Pillay was the destroyer-in-chief for Ilembe 11.30am­Nandi vs Madundube United (Man­ claiming five wickets for 36 runs from 10 overs. or) Debutante Hoosen grabbed 2/44 for 7.

11.30am­Rocky Park United vs Doringkop Chasing 194 runs for victory (at a rate of 3, (Recreation) 88 runs per over) openers Hoosen and Jacobs 12 noon­Townview vs Mavusana (Shakaville) set the platform with a brilliant 93 runs partner2pm­Junior Stars vs Mntwana (Shakaville) ship in just 18 overs. Hoosen proved to be a worthy replacement for Desigan Pillay notching up Sunday 1 February a half-century (52) which included four bounda10.30am­Thembeni vs Tornado (Recreation) ries and two sixes before being trapped LBW to 10.30am­Happy Stars vs Ex Lucky Stars (Man­ Naicker. or) Nadasenwasdismissedfor9runsafterbeing 11.30am­Sun City vs Young Lions (Recreation) caught at the deep mid-wicket boundary by Na11.30am­Rocky Park vs Tiger Boyz (Manor) icker off the bowling of Misra.

12 noon­Tigers vs Movers United (Shakaville) Ilembe, who started like a house on fire (93/1 2pm­YoungNationvsCitizenAllStars(Shaka­ after 18th overs) were in a spot of bother at 163/6 ville) in the 40th over.

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KDVA to host junior volleyball selection trials WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Volleyball Association (KDVA)willhostjuniorvolleyballselection trials on Friday 30 January at the KwaDukuza association courts commencing at 5.30pm.

Males and females born in 1995/1996 are eligible for selection. At the end of the selection trials on Friday, a shadow KDVA Junior (male and female) squad will be announced. After a series of training a final squad of 12 boys and girls will be selected to represent KwaDukuza at the KwaZulu-Natal Junior Inter-District Tournament (date and venue to be confirmed at the

KZN Volleyball council meeting on Saturday 30 January).

President of KDVA, Isaac Abraham urged the youth of KwaDukuza who have potential in volleyball and keen in earning provincial colours to attend Friday’s selection trials.

Meanwhile, KDVA will host an open tournamentforwomenonFriday,February 6 at the association courts commencing at 6pm. Participation in the tournament is free. Supper will be provided for all females participating in the tournament.

Abraham said: “We want to revive volleyball among the fairer sex in KwaDukuza and I earnestly appeal to

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In other volleyball news, KDVA will host a special general meeting tonight (Wednesday) at Manor Primary School commencing at 7pm.

High on the agenda will be the draws for the Top 8 K.O. Cup. The top four finishers in the 2014 KDSA Social League (Sunbrook, Darnall United, Teachers Style and Cool Leaders) and the EZE’S Electrical Competitive League (Grove End, KSST, Randsons and Warriors Sport) will contest the 2015 Top 8 K.O. Cup. The KDVA annual general meeting will take place on Thursday, February 26 at Manor Primary School commencing at 7pm.

For further information regarding the volleyball selection trials contact Isaac Abraham on 079 4280 345.

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