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Woman found with throat slit JYOTHI LALDAS A KWADUKUZA woman was found dead with her throat slit at her home last week.

KZN SAPS spokesperson Major Thu­ lani Zwane said they can confirm that KwaDukuza SAPS is investigating a case of murder which took place in Newtown, KwaDukuza on 25 February.

“It is alleged that Romilla Sathiah (55) was found dead in her house. The motive of the killing is unknown and no

>> Spades of hope as Afrisun KZN Trust donates R652 000 to build Summerhill House Children’s Home JYOTHI LALDAS

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Paula Owen (director, Summerhill House), Mayor Ricardo Mthembu, Kudzai Mqingwana (CSI manager, Afrisun KZN Trust), Lisa Worthy (fundraiser, Summerhill House) and Vivian Reddy (Sibaya chairman) look at the plans for the home.

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merhill, Esther Lynn cried tears of joy saying, the new home will be a dream come true for them and most importantly for the children and families it will serve.

“We have waited for this for so long and now that it is here we are excited. Summerhill is not just for children, we have touched the lives of entire families by doing our share. You have given these children, these families, hope.”

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WHOPPING R652 000 has been donated for the construction of the first Summerhill House children’s home.

The cheque was handed over by Afrisun KZN Community Development Trust trustees at a sod turning ceremony at the site in Etete on Thursday last week.

The donation will be enough to cover the build and set up costs of Summerhill’s first fully-functional home.

In addition to this a community centre is also in the pipeline.

SummerhillHouseisanon-profitorganisation that opened eight years ago with the aim to provide orphaned and abandoned children with love, family and a chance at a happy life in a home environment.

Their aim to construct four fully-functional homes that will ultimately house six children and a house mother.

Through the donation some 220 children will be directly and favorably impacted, while countless others in the community will have their lives touched as well.

Addressing the gathering, Sibaya Casino and entertainment Kingdom chairman Vivian Reddy spoke of the Afrisun KZN Trust’s objectives and partnerships in the area, the significance that a project of this nature can hold and how proud they are to be able to help build the community in this way.

Paula Owen, who has developed and shepherded the idea of Summerhill House since inception. acknowledged the significant contribution that the Afrisun KZN Trust made.

“I have heard it said that money flows toward trust, so thank you Afrisun for trusting us with your enormous donation. We will be faithful with every cent, using it wisely to build children’s lives for generations to come.”

Her colleague from the community, who was also instrumental in the founding of Sum-

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It is believed that the woman was found by her gardener after he received a call claiming she was not answering calls.

There has been a myriad of specula­ tion surrounding the incident, howev­ er, evidence proving these specula­ tions are yet to surface.

Anyone with information that may assist the investigation move forward are requested to contact the KwaD­ ukuza SAPS on 032 551 8200.

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Turnaround plan for poor performing schools >> 401 iLembe schools fall in quintile one bracket

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The Elleah Rose Foundation will ho­ sat a free clinic for children, the elderly, people afflicted by drug ad­ diction and debilitated patients on Saturday, 7 March from 2pm until 5pm at the Mdoniville Community Hall. Community members are urged to take advantage of these free ser­ vices.

MASSIVE turnaround plan for poorly performing schools in the iLembe District was unveiled by KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Art, Culture, Sport and Recreation Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha and MEC for Education Peggy Nkonyen recently.

The plan follows intense engagements with education stakeholders after several challenges were identified during the reopening of schools which resulted in the district obtaining poor matric results.

Among the challenges that were raised was a shortage of teachers for subjects such as maths and science, the Post Provisioning Model which resulted in some schools having more classes than teachers, divisionsandsquabblesamongteachers and principals, substance abuse by pupils and the transportation of pupils from outlying areas.

Another challenge was the quintilesystem,whichresultedin,among other things, some schools not bene-

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MEC for Education Peggy Nkonyeni and MEC for Art, Culture, Sport and Recreation Ntombikayise Sibhidla­Saphetha with pupils present at the launch of the turnaround plan. fittingfromthenutritionprogramme and teachers not receiving the rural allowance.

The iLembe District has 426 schools and of those 401 fall under

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The department has urged school principals to use the opportunity provided by the department to contesttherankingoftheirschoolsevery year in September.

Sibhidla-Saphetha urged all stakeholders to revive the education stakeholder forum that will address all educational matters in the district.

“This forum must include all stakeholders including those who deal with social ills.”

She also urged the department to prioritise the renovation of schools that were affected by storms in the district.

Nkonyeni said that her department has established Operation Bounce Back which is aimed at strengthening the capacity of senior management in the department and school principals.

She said that the turnaround plan included filling of all vacant posts in the district and provide training to unqualified teachers.

Workshops are also going to be conducted to capacitate subject advisors.

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The body of a 14­year­old boy was recovered in the Umvoti River on Saturday morning.

IPSS Medical Rescue and Police Search and Rescue responded on Friday night after hearing reports of a drowning in the river.

According to Janus van Schalkwyk from IPSS Medical rescue the body of the boy was recovered after an intensive search.

Detailsastohowtheboydrownedareun­ clear at this stage, Police are investigating the incident.

The community is urged to avoid swim­ ming in the river and to warn their children against playing in the river especially at night.

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Umhlali SAPS secures conviction SIBUSISO BIYELA UMHLALI SAPS detectives secured a conviction for murder and made an arrest in a murder case in the past week. The conviction resulted in 29 years imprisonment for a suspect who shot and killed his girlfriend in 2012.

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tempted murder of a witness during the incident. According to Umhlali SAPS,Ntulireceived15yearsformurder, 10 years for attempted murder, two years for possession of an unlicensed 9mm pistol and a further two years for a .38 revolver.

In another case where Umhlali detectives were instrumental was in the arrest of a suspect who was wanted

The Stanger Regional court convicted Nongedile Ntuli last week for the murder of his girlfriend in December2012.AccordingtoUmhlaliSAPS, Ntuli shot his girlfriend three times after an argument in the KO Store area. The woman was fatally wounded and Ntuli had fled the scene after he also shot a witness to the incident.

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for a stabbing that occurred on Sunday, 22 February. The suspect was arrested after he allegedly stabbed a man at the Oxygen Bar at Shakaskraal.

The Umhlali SAPS detective team, led by station commander J.R. Papayya, worked around the clock in both cases to secure the conviction and the arrest.

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Water pipe replacement project progressing well in Stanger Manor Councillor Madhun Sing with Anthony Laskey (man­ ager­SBT Civ­ ils) who has agreed to at­ tend to all concerns raised by the community.

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JYOTHI LALDAS THE Stanger Manor pipeline replacement is progressing well despite some challenges.

This is according to ward councillor Madhun Sing. He said work of this magnitude will inconvenience residents and that is a reality.

“There is no quick-fix solution. Complaints are attended to on a daily basis when it is brought to our atten-

tion. During this process the common problems encountered were damage to water pipelines, Telkom lines, electrical cables and some driveways.”

He said if all goes accordingly the project would be completed by June.

However, some portions of Stanger Manor will be completed much sooner because of advanced work.”

Sing said Freezia and Rose Roads resurfacing will be completed within weeks, followed by the Highridge area

within three months and the remaining area of Stanger Manor by June.

“Motorists and residents are requested to co-operate with workers.

“I empathise with residents for the little inconveniences the project is causing. Motorists are advised to drive slowly to avoid damages to their vehicles.

“Residents can also log their complaints at the site office on Manor Drive opposite the Engen garage.”

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REDETERMINATION OF KWADUKUZA MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES

UKUKLANYWA KABUSHA KWEMINGCELE YAKWADUKUZA

The Municipal Demarcation Board (MBD) has invited KwaDukuza Municipality and all relevant stakeholders within our municipal area to participate in the ward delimitation process. This notice serves as a formal invitation to all relevant stakeholders including the municipality that the Municipal Demarcation Board will hold a public meeting and its details are as follows:

Ibhodi lokuklanywa kwemingcele limema uMaspala waKwaDukuza nabo bonke abanentshisekelo ngodaba lwemincele ngaphansi kwalo Maspala ukuba babe yingxenye yokuklanywa kwemingcele yezigceme. Lesi saziso siyisimemo kubo bonke abanesifiso sokubamba iqhaza kulolu hlelo emhlanganweni womphakathi ohlelwe yibhodi lokuklanywa kwemingcele omininingwane yawo imi kanje:

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13 March 2015 10h00- 16h00 KwaDukuza Town Hall

The MDB has provided draft proposals which can be accessed via their website www.demarcation.org.za and all relevant stakeholders including the municipality are requested to consider the draft ward boundaries and submit their proposals and/or comments in a prescribed manner (MDB Public participation Form i.e. MDB A1 & MDB A2) at the public meeting alternatively proposals and/or comments should be submitted directly to the MDB by no later than the 23 March 2015.

13 MASHI 2015 10h00- 16h00 KwaDukuza Town Hall

Ibhodi lokuklanywa kwemingcele selethule iziphakamiso ezimayelana nokuklanywa kwemingcele yezigceme. Lezi ziphakamiso zingatholakala ku-website ethi www.demarcation.org.za kanti bonke lano abafisa ukubamba iqhaza bayacelwa ukuba bafunde lezi ziphakamiso bese bezwakalisa imibono kanye nezincomo zabo ngokugcwalisa amafomu aziwa ngokuthi yi-MDB A1 no MDB A2 okungamafomu omphakathi okubamba iqhaza kulolu hlelo. Lama fomu angalethwa kulo mhlangano ochazwe ngasenhla noma ayiswe ngqo ebhodini lokuklanywa kwemingcele ungakedluli umhla zingu 23 Mashi 2015.

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Ward Committee Members have been advised of the time and day of their sessions.

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what’s on To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Mon­ day 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. >> Blythedale Beach Mini Market is open at 33 Dolphin Crescent on Saturday, 14 March (and every second Saturday of each month moving forward) from 9am until 1pm.

To book a stall call 082 336 6238. >> Full Moon OM Healing will take place at the Shanta Narshima Temple, 13 Centenery Road, Stanger Manor this Thursday at 5.45pm.

Contact Kriyananda on 084 551 4795 or 032 551 4795. >> The community of Lot 14 and surrounds will hold their annual rain prayer on Sunday 10 May at the prayer site ­ near Hillview Stores ­ Lot 14 with priest DJ Maharaj.

Kirthans by Sohayna Sungeeth. Donations welcome. Meals will be served. For more information contact Kishore on 073 546 1676 or Rajiv on 082 494 2662. >> The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple will celebrate Holion5Marchat6pm.Thepublicisinvitedtoattend.

For more information, contact Mrs Ramrup 032 551 1954, Mrs Sahadew on 032 552 2669 or Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207. >>WinterFair2015willtakeplacefrom25to28June.

President of Child Welfare SA ­ KWaDukuza and fair director Sandeep Oudhram hosts meetings every Thursday at 5pm at the Welfare.

Interested members of the community are invited to attend and make inputs to improve the standard and quality of the fair. >> The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and AL­ANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. >> Thamaizh Isai Kazhazgam is hosting their 27th annual Maasi Magam Sri Soobramoniar Kavady festival. The chariot procession through Stanger Heights takes place on 7 March at 4pm.

The main kavady procession will leave the temple grounds, Stanger Heights on 8 March at 8am. De­ hoisting of flag takes place on 10 March at 6pm.

Devotees to decorate their own kavadies. Book your kavadies in advance ­ call Andrew on 032 552 1943, 083 891 5389, Indran on 083 240 2370 or Clinton on 032 551 6078 or 074 166 0181. >> All Lotare members are reminded that the Lotare/Tare function will be held on Wednesday, 4 MarchattheDarnallCountryClubat8.30am.Confirm attendance by calling the secretary on 032 551 2484 or 083 548 4662 or the treasurer on 073 969 1520 by 25 Feb. >> The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir will celebrate Holi on Thursday, 5 March at 6.30pm. Coloured rangolis will be available. Supper will be served. For more information call 083 733 5778. >> There is help for free. For professional counselling sessions which are private and confidential, call 084 517 5846 or omniskills008@gmail.com. >>TheShriSanathanMundalwillbecelebratingHoli onThursday5March2015attheMandhir,21Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights, Stanger, starting at 6pm.

All are invited to attend. Join us for an evening of colorful song and dances. Meals will be provided.

Contact PRO Madhuri Sing on 082324 3406 and Religious Chairperson Bikrum Sing on 082 324 8879 for further information. >> The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights, Stanger, in aid of raising funds, will be hosting BHAGWAN Gave me this life on Saturday 7 March commencing at 6pm for 7pm.

Tickets available at the door, from the mandhir members and the mandhir priest.

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Can’t blame apartheid

new contract with our international supplier is signed every year (I do, however, stand to be corrected).

Not so it seems as our options are really sad at the moment.

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E were incredulous when president Jacob Zuma stated that the current blackouts are due to apartheid.

We thought the CEO of Eskom Tshediso Matona probably got it right when he said in no uncertain manner that Eskom’s failings were due to a lack of maintenance over the years.

We were disconcerted when possibly the most effective communicator of recent years, Andrew Etzinger, had his tongue stilled because his fluent explanations became unacceptable to the ruling party.

At a time when our daily visits of stage two blackouts are punctuated by an incident when Eskom passed through the threshold of third stage blackouts, how worried should we be by the bland assurance from the utility that there is not the slightest possibility of a total blackout?

If our figures are correct Eskom has a generating capacity of about 9000 megawatts.

When stage three is reached the

utility has lost 4000 megawatts and whenitisbreachedanationalblackout is not far down the road.

The five years’ delays in the commissioning of Medupi and Kusile PowerStationshasseentheoriginalbudget of R150 billion jump up to R326 billion.

Together with the monthly cost of R2 billion for diesel, this will push Eskom’s interest payments into the stratosphere.

A piece of legislation which would bring immediate relief and which would enable independent power producers to strengthen the national grid has been rejected by the NEC of the ANC where political will eats away the ability of the economy to grow.

This ruling from Luthuli House has been duly accepted by the bloated top brass of the utility, many of whom owe their positions to being well connected politically, rather than knowing much about management and the generation of electricity.

Baseless claims of conspiracy to collapse Parliament THECongressofthePeople(Cope)condemns the baseless claim by the chairperson of the ANC that there are forces from outside the country that want to collapse parliament. In our view, this is utter nonsense. Baleka Mbete must not think for a moment that the people ofSouthAfricaarefoolsandcannotsee what is happening to subvert our democracy.

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Baleka Mbete is desperate to find conspirators to deflect attention from Zuma and herself. We know that the people are seeing through her lies. Underestimating the intelligence of the people of the country, as she is doing, is going to boomerang on her and the ANC. COPE asserts that Zuma has become a liability for the ANC as well as the country. The solution is for him to go. The sooner the better.

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The truth is that the ANC is experiencing serious tension because members are unhappy which stems from president Jacob Zuma being leader.

COPE is aware that a group of very senior leaders and other members of the ANC, including some in the alliance, want Zuma to go.

They are blaming his lack of leadership for what is happening in parlia-

On the one side there is an impossibly high wage bill where the average yearly income of some 46 000 employees is R633 000 a year or R53 000 a month.

Who would not like to work at Eskom with the retired CEO, Brian Dames, taking home R22 million last year.

On the other side there is a patent inability to generate income by selling its product.

The eight metros, seven of which are run down by the ANC, owe Eskom R53 billion.

The total figure for all municipalities runs at R93 billion. Soweto alone owes Eskom R4 billion, but the ruling party is unlikely to take any action with the metro and municipal elections taking place early next year with their position faltering badly already.

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HEN I say 50 shades of messed up, I'm not referring to the way in which the main character of the movie 50 Shades of Grey describes himself.

InsteadIamreferringtotheentire movie itself.

50 Shades of Grey is going to lead to the destruction of our generation and future generations.

Afterreadingthesynopsisandcomments of critics and other people on this movie, I have come to the conclusion that it is a movie based on abuse

that way.

The ideas this movie instills in young people is that love can be created through a contract and that it can be shown through whips and chains.

It also implies that sex can be something that is coerced out of someone.This is definitely not an idea I would want my children to have.

The standards of society is dropping to such an extent that we allow a movie,which has also been re-

and control.

Why are we allowing our young women to believe that this is romantic?

Why are we allowing our young mentobelievethatthisisawaywomen like to be treated?

Young people need to be instilled with ideals such as respect for each other.

It gives men the impression that women want to be controlled and beaten and gives women the impression that it is romantic to be treated

ferred to as soft porn, to be screened openly.

The scary part about it is that not many people were phased by this.

We have the duty to rise up and stand against things that will harm the future of our generation.

Wehavetoriseupasacommunity and come against the ideas of society that try to change the morals that have been instilled in us.

Don't let our generation reach a point of destruction.

Clayton Marie

Nationalism and racism NATIONALISM’S historic and current link to racism in South Africa and else­ where is undeniable.

Hitlerdeclaredthattheprimarytask of a nationalist leadership was to en­ courage, focus and maintain the peo­ ple’s animosity towards a denigrated enemy and its institutions.

The indoctrination of his chosen people to his mould was accomplished by the inculcation of racist vilification of the targeted enemy, coupled to abso­ lute, unquestioning allegiance to the vaderland and the volk.

Of course, an inclination to favour ‘one’s own’ people is in our genes: ‘fami­ ly first’ expands to embrace a guarded community and from there to maintain social cohesion.

The survival motivations of this nat­ ural propensity are obvious ­ people are understandably supportive of the secu­ ritytheyfeelintheirfamiliarculturalen­ claves, and because change does not evolve over time, but is sudden, it is per­

pertlyfireupin­groupcohesionandout­ group friction for their own ends, deper­ sonalising individuals to facilitate the exaggeration of group similarities and group differences.

In his book, The Blank Slate, Steven Pinker tells of a newsreel that caught a “well brought up Afrikaans police­ man” in the official act of breaking up a protest march, requiring him to strike out at the protestors in order disperse the mob.

One of the protestors, a woman, lost a shoe in her attempt to flee. Suddenly seeingtheprotestor,notasadehuman­ ised object of antagonism, but as a vul­ nerable, terror­stricken woman fleeing withoutashoe,theofficermomentarily losthistrainedfocusandrevertedtobe­ ing a gentleman, picking up and hand­ ing back the shoe to its owner.

As Sen points out, we are not just one thing, we are not only police or pro­ testor, black or white, rich or poor, man or woman, South African or Zimbab­

ceived as alien and threatening, even when it is not so and when this resist­ ance to inclusiveness impedes benefi­ cial progress.

This is one reason why racism is so easy to foment in people who feel vul­ nerable and under threat, as many South Africans are and always have been.

However, as we evolve, the racist die is cast less in our genes than in indoctri­ nation and observation of the behav­ iour we witness in society.

It is our duty to be fair and to ensure that our opinions are well­founded and are our own, that our actions do not arouse or even justify racial stereoty­ ping, and that we resist incitement.

Amartya Sen’s illuminating book, Identity and Violence, provides insight into the way in which personal and group differences are seized upon and emphasised particularly by leaders.

These differences are emphasised byleaderssuchasdemagogueswhoex­

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Tax increases will be the wrong choice COPE is against tax increases in our con­ strained economic climate.

COPEcallsonthepublictoseethatris­ ing taxes, collapsing infrastructure, failing

services and stubborn unemployment to­ gether constitute a toxic mix that will sti­ fle economic growth. Money in people’s pockets is what makes an economy grow.

wean; we are many other things too.

Wearechildren,parents,friends,en­ emies, artists, artisans, architects, engi­ neers, sportspeople, philosophers, teachers, doctors, labourers, house­ breakers.

As multifaceted individuals, we have natural affinities and differences that may unite, segregate or permit co­ existence, but we need to resist being colour­typecast and primed by half­ witted ranting demagogues to role­ play the destructive roles foist on us in the service of egomaniacal abuses of unchecked power.

Twenty years into African National Congress rule, our ‘rainbow nation’ leaders were still chanting, “cowards are afraid ... shoot ... kill the boer!”

Who says racist nationalism is of our apartheid past?

STEVEN VAN STADEN *This letter has been shortened.

Visit www.stangerweekly.co.za COPE has for many years called for a substantial reduction in the size of gov­ ernment, a rigorous implementation of the PFMA, and an end to futile and fruit­ less expenditure. We need political will and good governance, not tax increases to rebuild fiscal space.

COPE pleads for the implementation of a South African National Debt clock showing, hour by hour, the size of the debt and the cost of servicing that escalating

debt. Borrowing freely and taxing heavily is not sustainable.

COPE also calls on the public to consti­ tute ACT, a public organisation represent­ ing activist citizens and taxpayers. With­ out extensive accountability being de­ manded, the people will be squeezed tight while those in government will grow fat and lazy.

6 March 2015

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Clarifying the beach development bebacle

MANYnegativeallegationshavebeen levelled against me in the matter of the development of the beach nodes which was recently discussed in KDM’s council chambers.

This letter serves, in no uncertain terms,toclarifymystanceonthematter.AttheoutsetletmestatethatIsupport the development of all beach nodes of KwaDukuza. I have never at any time proposed or requested for any such development to be halted or abandoned.

My argument merely proceeded out of the analysis presented at a council workshop on the 12 February regarding the development of KDM’s beach nodes.

Slide 14 of the PowerPoint presentation confirmed explicitly that Dolphin Coast beaches have the greatest concentration of tourism. In fact, it provided graphical evidence indicating that tourism in all other beaches in KDM put together do not even amount to half of the tourists frequenting the Dolphin Coast beaches.

On the basis of these findings I appealed to council to give the Dolphin Coast beaches greater attention and extrafeaturessoastocapitaliseonthe booming tourism industry in that region and consequently enlarge the municipality’s revenue base.

My other concern pertained to the Nonoti and Gledhow beaches. Nonoti andGledhowwerenotpartofthenine beachnodesinitiallyidentifiedfordevelopment by KDM in 2013.

Nonoti was only included at a later stage and it has since meteorically leapt into the top six beach nodes to be prioritised.

I wanted to know what prompted this inclusion of Nonoti because, as far as I know, this beach aka Harry Bodasing Beach has always been regarding as a private beach.

A simple explanation from council would have sufficed. Gledhow was a concern for me too because it was an eleventh hour inclusion, it was not mentioned at the council workshop on beach nodes and it has never been discussed or approved at any previous meetings of council.

Itisirregularforsuchindependent decisions to be taken with taxpayers and ratepayers monies while council remains unaware.

Mosiuoa Lekota

Councillor Nel Sewraj ACDP

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14 WEEKLY Great catches at charity NEWS

6 March 2015

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WELCOMING high tide coupled with perfect fishing weather conditions attracted almost 100 anglers to the Ambassadors for Christ Baptist Church at the weekend. Enthusiastic anglers fished from Channel Rocks to the Umvoti Mouth in Blythedale.

Shad, black tails, king fish, stone bream and mullet were amongst the edible fish caught.

Sand sharks and skates were amongst the non–edible fish that were caught and released.

Programme director and senior member of the organising committtee Sagie Naidoo presented an inspiring talk at the awards presentation at 2pm.

Other speakers at the event were Dickie Moodley and Siva Narainsamy who addressed the anglers and spectators on conservation, marine pollution, one earth and fishing in general.

fishing competition >> Fishermen come together and show off their achievements The champions for the event were: First heaviest edible or non–edible – Baboo Jayram with a 41.69kg Giant Sand Shark (Guitar Fish) Second heaviest edible or non–edible – Bobby Hariram with an 8.19kg Giant Sand Shark Third heaviest edible or non–edible – Dino Balram - with a 3.41kg Giant Sand Shark First heaviest team prize – Abby’s 4 Second heaviest team prize – Glenhills 3 Third heaviest team prize – Kenneth’s 4

Youngest fishermen – Audayuan Boodhoo (7) and Rivaag Reddy (11) In addition to the category prizes, consolation prizes were awarded to all fishermen present.

One of the organisers Patrick Isaac expressed his appreciation to all sponsors, anglers and the community at large for their continued support towards the building of their church.

First heaviest team champions with Percy Rajagopaul.

ADJUSTMENT BUDGET 2014/15 The 2014/15 Adjustment Budget for Kwadukuza Municipality is published in accordance with the Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 and the Local Government Systems Act 32 of 2000. This Adjustment Budget was tabled by His Worship, the Mayor of Kwadukuza Municipality at the full council meeting which was held on Thursday, 19 February 2015.

The 2014/15 approved projects have not been removed from the Medium Term Revenue Expenditure Framework (MTREF). However, funds have been reallocated within the MTREF to ensure attainment of the municipal objectives. Council did not adjust Rates and Tariffs as this is not allowed in terms of Section 28 (6) of the Municipal Finance management Act 56 of 2003.

EXTRACTS OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE The extracts of the estimates of income and expenditure for 2014/15 Adjustments Budget are hereby published in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 4 of the Municipal Finance Management Act. No 56 of 2003.

Description

Budget year 2014/15 Original Budget R,000

Adjustment Budget R,000

Financial Performance Total Revenue ( excluding

1,139,563

1,175,747

Total Expenditure

1,139,547

1,175,722

Surplus/Deficit

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25

Transfer Recognised Capital

41,490

89,581

Borrowing

122,515

94,762

Internally generated funds

275,271

223,907

TOTAL SOURCES OF CAPITAL FUNDS

439,276

408,250

Capital transfers and contributions)

Capital Expenditure

Elvis Moodley presenting third prize to Dino Balram.

Pundit Munelal Maharaj visits KwaDukuza PUNDIT Munelal Maharaj of Trinidad-Tobago returnstoSouthAfricaandwillvisitKwaDukuza.

Maharaj, known for his aura, bhajans and motivational message is set to “mesmerise” followers with songs and spiritual anecdotes.

He is being hosted by the Shree Hanuman Temple of Stanger Manor.

Maharaj is scheduled to perform on Thursday, 5 March at the Lower Tugela Hindu Dharma Sabha Hall, Mahatma Gandhi Street at 6pm.

The community of KwaDukuza and beyond is urged to attend, free of charge.

Supper will be served.

For more information contact Madhun Sing on 073 152 89 10/032 55 1 1683/03 2 551 2860 / 032 437 5159.

Copies of the 2014/15 Adjustment Budget are available for inspection at all Municipal Offices as well as on the Municipality’s official website at www.kwadukuza.gov.za.

MUNICIPAL MANAGER MR N J MDAKANE

Pundit Munelal Maharaj

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WIN tickets to see ‘C Breezy’ WEEKLY 15 6 March 2015

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RAMMY Award winning and multi-platinum-selling singer-songwriter Chris Brown(Breezy)returnstoSouthAfricain April for two concerts only.

‘Breezy’ begins his tour at the Coca-Cola Dome, Johannesburg on Thursday, 2 April followed by a second concert in partnership with East Coast Radio at the Moses Mabhida People’s Park,DurbanonSaturday,4April.Ticketsavailable at ticketpro.co.za SA promoters, Glen Netshipise (Glen21 Entertainment), Sobukwe Jali (Jalibird) and Thato Segaole (Vertex Events) are excited to bring back major international artist Chris Brown, supported by August Alsina on the X Tour Live line-up.

The three promoters unanimously agree that fans will be amped by the Chris Brown/August Alsina billing which is bound to be one of this years biggest entertainment highlights.

August Alsina, 22-year old New Orleans hiphop singing sensation, will support Brown.

This is the first time that August Alsina

will perform in this country. Alsina recently collaborated with Brown and Trey Songz for the ‘I Luv This S**t remix. That trio came together on stage at the 2014 BET Awards for an epic remix performance. To date, the single has sold more than 1,000,000 copies and been certified Platinum by the RIAA. BroughttoSouthAfricabyGlen21Entertainment, Jalibird and Vertex Events in association with Channel O, the Chris Brown X Tour Live in SA concerts are part of a world tour to celebrate the release of his sixth studio album entitled X. SA Promoters, Glen Netshipise, Sobukwe Jali and Thato Segaole are particularly pleased to bring back one of the biggest names in the music industry and to have South Africa as a part of Chris Brown’s international tour promoting his latest album.

Thealbum,whichseetheawardwinningartist teaming up with some of today’s hottest artists in R&B, hip-hop and pop, such as Usher, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross and Tyga was released on 16 September via RCA Records. With over one million in salesofLoyalfeaturing Lil Wayne and Tyga,Browncontinues to prove his stayingpowerasthe single claimed the number 1 spot on mainstream R&B/ hip hop chart for nine weeks, eight weeks at the top of the R&B/hip hop

airplay chart and two weeks at number 1 on the Rhythmic chart.

Brown’s latest track, New Flame- featuring Usher and Rick Ross, is already Top 20 at both Urban and Rhythm radio and growing quickly.

Coupled with previously released chart-topping hits Love More featuring Nicki Minaj, Don’t think they know featuring Aaliyah and Fine China, Brown has gained critical praise and excitement from the public for X. Brownsaid,“Iwanteveryonetotakeajourney with me through X. We’re going to experience the highs and the lows, the love and the pain.”

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ILEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA CONTRACT No. TS/141/2014 REPLACEMENT OF PIPELINE BETWEEN RESERVOIR B AND AMANDA RESERVOIR iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to bid for Replacement of Pipeline between Reservoir B and Amanda Reservoirs Mandini.

Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than 5CE and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 4CE PE will be eligible to bid.

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

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ILEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA PUBLIC NOTICE INTENTION TO AMEND THE CONTRACTS Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 116(3) of the MFMA (Act No. 56 of 2003) of the intention to amend the following contracts entered into with the respective service providers;PROJECT DESCRIPTION

COMPANY NAME

Construction of bulk pipelines, pump-station, reservoir and reticulation including yard taps (Ngcebo/KwaDukuza RWSS ZONE Z & AA)

Lihlenathi Property JV Base Major

Construction of a 500mm dia PVC pipeline (Section B Ch. 664 - 1324) 660m;

North Coast Water Reticulation and Irrigation

Renovation of offices to accommodate staff members moved from Umhlali Offices;

Tecino Trading JV Coeng

Provision of Banking services; Supply of vehicles and fleet management services.

First National Bank Wesbank

In terms of Section 116(3) of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003, the local community is hereby invited to submit representations to the Municipality in connection with the proposed amendment of the contracts.

Representations should be submitted to the Acting Municipal Manager, iLembe District Municipality, P.O. Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or hand delivered to iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, by no later than the close of business at 16h00 on the 17th of March 2015.

Should there be any further queries herein, kindly contact the Manager: SCM, Mr. N.B. Xulu on (032) 551 8751/03.

NY MATHONSI Acting Municipal Manager

Bid Specification Documents together with the bid drawings will be available from Thursday, 05 March 2015 until the close of business on Wednesday, 11 March 2015 at 15:00 from the offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R500.00. Bid documents will NOT be available at the site inspection meeting.

A COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Thursday, 12 March 2015.

Prospective Bidders shall meet at iLembe Offices in Sondoni, behind the Sondoni BP Garage, Sundumbili in Mandeni and then proceed to site for a site briefing. The Engineer will not be available for inspection purposes on any other occasion. Prospective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the site inspection for signing by the Engineer. All bid documents will be signed on site.

All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Project Engineer, Mr. Mark Shepherd of JOAT Consulting on 031–7001177/ his cell phone number 082 454 2456 or Mrs. X. Mazibuko, on 032 551 8765 of iLembe District Municipality.

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

X is the follow-up to Brown’s 2012 chart-topping album Fortune, which debuted at number 1 on both the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart and Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart and earned Brown a Grammy nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album.

Following the phenomenal response to the sell-out 2012 Chris Brown Carpe Diem SA tour, a high demand for tickets is anticipated so fans are encouraged to book now. Don’t miss megastar Chris Brown and supporting guest artist August Alsina soon in SA. Tickets can be bought on line only at ticketpro.co.za For enquiries and assistance email info@ticketpro.co.za or call 0861-008-277, weekdays from 8am to 4pm.

For tour information visit: www.chrisbrownsatour.co.za. Keep in touch on Twitter @CBSATOUR. YoustandachanceofwinningDOUBLEgeneral access tickets (valued at R690 each) to watch Chris Brown live in concert at People's Park, Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday, 4 April 2015 at 4pm. To enter, visit www.stangerweekly.co.za and go to the competition tab. The competition will close on Wednesday, 18 March 2015 at midnight.

Winners will be contacted via email by Friday, 20 March 2015.

Terms and conditions: 1. Tickets are only valid for the specified dateandperformancetimeandmaynotbeupgraded, exchanged for cash or for an alternate concert.

2. Each prize comprises two concert tickets only.

3. Tickets must be collected from the MEDIA DESK at the venue on the date of the concertfrom3pm-winnerswillbeinformedofthe media desk location.

4. No-shows will not receive replacement tickets.

5. By entering this competition the participant agrees to the terms and conditions.

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

Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/141/2014: Replacement of Pipeline between Reservoir B and Amanda Reservoirs must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on Friday, 27 March 2015 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelope containing the bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.

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

NY MATHONSI Acting Municipal Manager

PERUMAL NAIDOO

Born: 21-09-1940 - Called to Rest: 20-02-2015 How little we knew that morning what sorrow the day would bring. Your call shocked us all. A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands now at rest. We love and miss you very much.

Rest in peace.

You and your family are cordially invited to attend the 15th and 16th Day Ceremony of the Late Perumal Naidoo Date: Friday, 06 March 2015 Time: 7pm (Supper will be served from 5pm) Venue: 5 Libra Street, Glenhills, Stanger Family and friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invite.

Sadly missed by your sons, Roy, Lee, Sagren, daughter Indrani, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grand children, great grand children, and a host of family and friends.

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Valentine’s celebration WEEKLY at Boston Stanger 6 March 2015

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STUDENTS at Boston Stanger joined campus principal and staff on Thursday to celebrate Valentine’s Day. With the majority of the students dressed in red and white, everyone took part in a number offunactivitiesdesignedforletting their hair down, getting to know each other and forming new friendships.

The day’s events kicked off with students getting to know one another in a friendship circle then the element of fun jolted when campus principal Annie Wilson joined them in a game of musical chairs.

Students dressed in red and white took centre stage as they strutted their stuff during a modelling competition. It was a

tough decision, but eventually Christopher Crow and Fikile Mdiniso were crowned Mr and Miss Valentine 2015.

Excitement mounted among the students who dressed in the themed red and white colours.

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS AND WATER USE AUTHORISATION THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF OFF TAKE 8D POTABLE WATER PIPELINE AS PART OF THE LOWER THUKELA BULK WATER SUPPLY , ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, KZN EDTEA REF NO: DC29/0047/2014 Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations published in Government Notice No.R543 to No.R545 of 2010, in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998), as well as the National Water Act (Act No 36 of 1998) of the initiative by iLembe District Municipality to propose the construction of Off Take 8D Potable Water Pipeline in Stanger, KZN Project Detail: The construction of Off Take 8D is part of the sections of the potable water pipeline that forms part of the broader Bulk Water Supply Scheme in the lower Thukela Region. The proposed pipeline is approximately 5.35 km in length with an inside diameter of approximately 300mm to 600 mm. The proposed Off Take 8D bulk water pipeline project makes provision for Bulk Supply of Potable water to communities that currently do not have access to reticulated potable water in the Lower Thukela Region.

Location: The study site is located approximately 50km to the North of Umhlanga in the Stanger area.

In respect of the above, the applicant intends to submit a basic assessment report as contemplated in the Regulations (Listing Notice 1, Activity9, 11 and Activity 18) to the KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs (KZN EDTEA) to obtain environmental authorization and a water use licence from the Department of Water & Sanitation in terms of the National Water Act.

KwaDukuza’s karate champs JYOTHI LALDAS

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EVEN karatekas from Shotokan Kokusai KarateDoSouthAfrica(SKKSA)–Stanger Dojo - recently participated in the KZN Karate Championships held at the Tongaat Sports Centre.

Karate KwaZulu-Natal played host to the highestpedigreeofathletesallcontestingforan opportunity to represent their province and achieve their KZN colours.

After a day of excellent competition, Mikyle Reddy,RivaldoPonnadu,TarikaGokar,Kerissa Naidoo, Mohamed Yaseen Mohamed, Emilio Ponnadu and Aaron Naidoo successfully achieved podium positions.

These students will now represent KZN at the Karate South Africa National All Styles Championships to be held at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg on 6 and 7 March, thereby achieving their Kwazulu-Natal colours.

The acting municipal manager of iLembe District Municipality Yvonne Mathonsi congratulated the stars, on behalf of the district mayor Welcome Mdabe and wished them all the best for their tournament.

She further advised the athletes that in everything they do they must bear in mind that education and self development is key and the best way to succeed in life is to listen and be disciplined.

Public Participation &BA Report Review: A public meeting has not been scheduled. As part of the public participation process, you are invited to review the draft Basic Assessment Report and make comments on the document. The Basic Assessment Report will be available for review from 1st April to 15 May 2015 at the following public place: • Stanger Manor Public Library; and • Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions office and website (www.triplo4.com).

Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to comment on the Water Use License Application from the 1st April - 5th June 2015 by contacting the consultants below.

Contact Details: Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register by submitting their name, contact information and interest in the project to the Environmental consultant below by the 17 March 2015.

Marilyn Govender / Hantie Plomp Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions PO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418 Tel | 032 946 3213 Fax | 032 946 0826 E-mail | marilyn@triplo4.com / hantie@triplo4.com Date: 4th March 2015

ISIMEMEZELO SOHLELO LOKUHLOLWA KWEMVELO KANYE NEMVUMO YOKUSEBENZISA AMANZI ISICELO SOKWAKHIWA KWE OFFTAKE 8D YAMANZI AHLANZEKILE, NGOMASIPALA WESI FUNDA SESE ILEMBE, KZN EDTEA REF NO: DC29/0047/2014 uKukhishwa kwesaziso ngokwemigomo yokuhlolwa umthelela emvelweni (Environmental Impact Assessment) eshicilelwe nguHulumeni, No.R543 kuya kuNo.R545 ka 2010, ngokwesigaba 24 (5) soMthetho wokuphathwa kwezemvelo kaZwelonke (i-National Environmental Management Act) uMthetho No 107 ka-1998, kanye nomtheto wokuphathwa kwamanzi kazwelonke(i-National Water Act) umthetho - 36 ka 1998, ngesinyathelo sa-Masipala weSifunda sase-iLembe sokuphakamisa kokwakhiwa kweOff-Take 8D kwi payipi elizoletha amanzi ahlanzekile ngokwe Lower uThukela bulk water Supply, kuMasipala we-iLembe.

Imininingwane: Lelipayipi lizofakwa maduzane nomgwaqo. Ubudebalo kulindeleke ukube u-5.35km kuthi ububanzi balo kube u300 kuya ku 600 mm. Lelipayipi ehlongozwayo Off Take 8 D ngobuningi amanzi amapayipi umklamo uhlinzekela uzoletha amanzi ahlanzekile emiphakathini ukuthi njengamanje abanawo amanzi ahlanzekile ngokwe Lower uThukela Region Indawo: Lokho kuzokwenzeka ibanga elicishe libe ngu50km kuze ufinyelele enyakatho neUmhlanga. Lelipayipi usuka eStanger.

Maqondanana nalukhu okungenhla, umfakisicelo uhlose ukufaka umbiko oyisisekelo sokuhlolwa kwemthelela njengalokhu kuhlongozwe ngumthetho (Isaziso 1, Isenzo 9, 11 kanye nesenzo 18) basise ku mkhandlu wezokuthuthukiswa komnothotho, zendawo phecelezi (KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs (KZN EDTEA), kuze kutholakale ukugunyazwa ngokwemvelo, siphinde sigunyazwe nangokusebezisa kwamanzi ngomnyango wezamanzi ngokomthetho wezwa lonke.

Ukuhlanganyela nomphakathi kanye nombiko ngokuhlolwa kwemvelo: Umhlangano nomphakathi mayelana nalesisakhiwo ubungakahlelwa. Kodwa uyamenywa njenge nxenye yomphakathi ukuthi uphumelele kulenhlanganiso ekuzobe kukhulunya ngalesakhiwo. Umbiko mayelana nalesi sakhiwo izobe ikhona niyacelwa ukuba niphawule. Lombiko uzoba khona izinsuku ezingama shumi amane (40) kusukela ngomhlaka 1st April - 15th May 2015 lenhlanganiso iyobe ibanjelwe e: • Stanger Manor umtapo wolwazi • Ihhovisi no Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions (www.triplo4.com) Abathintekayo (I & AP sika) bayamenywa ukuba baphawule Use Water License Isicelo kusukela 1st April - 5th June 2015 kochwephesha bezemvelo ngezansi Imininingwane yokuxhumana: Abathintekayo (I & AP) bayamenywa ukuba babhalisele ngokuthumela amagama, nemininingwane yabo, kanyene nemibuzo. Lokhu kudingeka kuhanjiswe kochwephesha bezemvelo kwikheli elibhalwe ngenzansi ngumhlaka- 17 March 2015 Marilyn Govender / Hantie Plomp Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions PO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418 Tel | 032 946 3213 Fax | 032 946 0826 E-mail | marilyn@triplo4.com / hantie@triplo4.com Date: 4th March 2015

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KZN Champs 2015 from left are gold medalist Aaron Naidoo, Tarika Gokar, Kerissa Naidoo, NY Mathonsi (acting municipal manager ­ iLembe District Municipality) Mohamed Yaseen Mo­ hamed, Emilio Ponnadu, Rivaldo Ponnadu and instructor/coach Sensei Sherwin Hooblal.

Enterprise iLembe is the Economic Development Agency of the iLembe District Municipality, responsible for Trade & Investment Promotion and Local Economic Development for the region

CALL FOR THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST BY COMMERCIAL FARMERS SUPPLY OF VEGETABLES FOR THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS NUTRITION PROGRAMME Commercial farmers from within the iLembe District, (KwaDukuza, Mandeni, Maphumulo and Ndwedwe) are invited to express their interest for inclusion on Enterprise iLembe’s database to supply vegetables to the National Schools Nutrition Programme within the District as and when the need arises.

Copies of the Terms of Reference will be made available at our offices OR visit our website www.enterpriseilembe.co.za.

Alternatively, please e-mail your request to krisantha@enterpriseilembe.co.za . Any requests for further information for clarity purposes will be made available via email.

Please place your completed proposal in a sealed envelope endorsed “PROPOSAL FOR: Call for the Expression of Interest by Commercial Farmers for the Supply of Vegetables for the NSNP” in the Tender Box at Sangweni Tourism Centre, Cnr Link Road & Ballito Drive, Ballito on or before Monday, 23 March 2015 at 10h00.

Enterprise iLembe reserves the right not to accept any or portion of a proposal received under this call, or give reasons for doing so.

Please note: All proposals must be hand-submitted to the tender box, and no e-mailed or fax submissions will be accepted. No submissions will be accepted after the closing date and time, as stipulated above.

For all project related and technical queries, please call : Michael Mkhwanazi – 084 421 6934 Mr Thami Mkhwanazi Acting Chief Executive Officer Enterprise iLembe

UChris Brown ukhuza ibuya eMzansi

6 March 2015

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BATHANDI bomculo we-Rnb-Hip Hop bazothokozela umculi waphesheya kwezilwandle owaklonyeliswa ngamaGrammy Award, kuma-album akhe odume umhlaba wonke.

Lo mculi odume ngelika Chris Brown ‘Breezy’ uzobe enekhonsathi eNingizimu Afrika, ngoLwesine mhla ka-2 kuMbasa (April) e-Johannesburg, e-Coca-Cola Dome.

Ikhonsathi yesibili egqugquzelwe umsakazo we-East Coast Radio, izobe ingoMgqibelo mhla ka-4 kuMbasa (April) enkundleni yezemidlalo eMoses Mabhida.

Abanye abagqugquzele lo mcimbi baseNingizimu Afrika kubalwa uGlen Netshipise weGlen 21 Entretainment, uSobukwe Jali we-Jalibird noThato Segaole we-Vertex Events, bathe le khonsathi iza nokuningi okuzo thokozisa izihlelwe njengoba uChrs Brown, ezobe ephelezelwe umculi waphesheya kwezilwandle owaziwa ngo-August Alsina.

Kunxuswa umphakathi ukuba ungaphuthelwa ilekhonsathiezobeishisaizikhotha.

Amathikithi atholakala kwi-website ethi: ticketpro.co.za.

SALE OF REDUNDANT EQUIPMENT In terms of section 14 of the Municipal Finance Management Act 25 no 56 of 2003, it is the intention of KwaDukuza Municipality to sell the following equipment by public auction on 23rd March 2015 at 10:00, commencing at the Supply Chain Management Unit, 2 Industria Crescent, Kwadukuza a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i)

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE

Umculi we­Rnb­Hip hop uChris Brown ‘Breezy’ uzobe eyibambe noAugust Alsina ngoMbasa (April) enkundlelni yezemidlalo eMoses Mabhida.

Izaguga ziphilisa imizimba ngeze midlalo NOSIPHO MKHIZE

>>nosipho.mkhize@media24.com

OWESIMAME waKwaNyuswa owaziwa ngelika gogo Mabuza ohlala nabazukulu abahlanu, osephile iminyaka exakekile ngokwesimo sempilo ngenxa yokuba kumondli wabazukulu abahanjelwaabazali,uthekwamusiza kakhulu ukuba yingxenye yenhlangano yase Hillcrest eyaziwa ngokuthi yiHillcrest Aids Centre.

Emva kokuba kushone umakoti wakwakhe, uNkk Mabuza (74), waphoqeleka ukuba anakekele abazulu, ngemali yesibonelelo sikahulumeni.

Yize abanye babo babezama ngayo yonke indlela ukuthola imisebenzi kodwa kwakunzima nokuthi bethole imali yokugibela ukuze behambise ama-CV abo ezinkampanini ezahlukene.

Uthe ngokungenela inhlangano yogogo engaphansi kwe-Hillcrest Aids Centre, kwamusiza kakhulu ekusimamiseniimpiloyakhe,wakwaziukunakekela abazulu bakhe ngokuqinisekisa ukuthi balala bedlile, banezingubo zokugqoka nendawo yokulala.

Le nhlangano yasungulwa ngo1990, yibandla lase-Hillcrest Methodist Church, ngenxa yokwanda kwesifosesandulelangculaziemphakathini, ngakho-ke amalungu ayo elekela abantu abaphila nalesi sifo nabantu abanezihlobo ezinalesi sifo.

UNkk Mabuza uthe le nhlangano wayizwa ngelinye ilungu layo elamugqugquzela ukuthi naye angenele lenhlngano.

Uthe leli lungu elihlala KwaNyuswa, labona ukukhathazeka kwakhe, lase limgqugquzela ukuba abe yingxenye yale nhlangano.

Uthe:“Kuyangithokozisaukubayilungu lale nhlangano enabantu abalingana nami mgobudala, ngoba kuningi esikwenzayo singo-gogo. Sihlangani-

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE

Amalungu enhlangano yogogo eyazi­ wa ngokuthi iGranny Support Group idlala ibhola lezinyawo

sa amakhanda siqhamuke namasu angasisiza empilweni, sixoxe konke okungaphakathi kithina, siyathandazaumasihlangenesiphindesilulekane ngezinkinga esinazo empilweni. Ukuba yingxenye yethimba logogo kuyangikhuthaza ngoba ngikwazi ukwenza imali ngokudayisa izitshalo, leyo maliengiyenzayongikwaziukuthenga ukudla ekhaya nokukhokhela abazukulu esikoleni,” kusho yena.

Le nhlangano yogogo iba nemidlalo eyehlukahlukene eyaziwa ngokuthi ama-Gogolympics, okungezinye zezindlela zokuvocavoca imizimba yabo njengoba sebekhulile ngeminyaka.

Uthe: “Kuyangijabulisa ukuba yingxenye yethimba lo gogo abenza ezemidlalo, kuzobe kungo kwesine ngingenela le midlalo eyaziwa ngama Gogolympics. Le midlalo inginikeza ithuba lokuhlangana nabanye ozakwethu futhi uma sesi dlala sivele sik-

hohlwe yizinkinga esinazo empilweni,”kusho uNkk Mabuza.

Le midlalo iba yimincintiswano ehlelwe abakwa-Hillcrest Aids Centre, ngaphansi kwe-project eyaziwa ngokuthi yi-Granny Support Group Project, enama-support group ayi-43, namalungu angama-2000, abasuka emphakathini eyi-7 eyahlukene.

Ama-support groups, aba nemihlanganoyokugqugquzelaogogo,njengoba kuyibona abasala nabazulu abashonelwangabazalingenxayesifosesandulela ngculazi, baphinde bakhuluma ngokunye okuthinta imiphakathi abahlala kuyo.

Lama lungu enza ama-project amaningi kubalwa eyokuthuthukisa amakhono, ama-project angenisa imali kubalwa eyokufundela ukuthunga, eyokutshala izithelo, eyokufuya izinkukhu, eyama-qanda, eyokubhaka, eyokufunda izincwadi nezibalo neyezifundo ze-first aid.

UNkk Mabuza uqhube wathi lemidlalo seyiyingxenye yempilo yakhe futhi ukhuthaza bonke ogogo abasuka ezindaweni ezahlukene eduze naseHillcrest, ukuthi bangenele lemi dlalo yama Gogolympics.

Kumenywa wonke umphakathi emcimbini olandelayo wezemidlalo onesiqubulo esithi ‘health and wellbeing’ uzoba enkundleni yezemidlalo eKwaNyuswa ngo mhla ka-13 kuNdasa (March).

Kunxuswa osomabhizinisi, umphakathi, amabandla ahlukehlukene ukuba baxhase lemidlalo nganoma yiniesukaothandweninokunyekubalwa ukudla, iziphuzo, izinto ezidingeka uma kunemidlalo nokunye. Uma uthanda ukuba yingxenye yalo lusuku ungashayela uMnuz Lloyd Mackenzie, wezokuxhuma enombolweni ethi: 031 765 5866 noma uthumele umyalezo ngekheli le email elithi: marketing@hillaids.org.za.

Onalo ugqozi lokuba yintatheli? Sithumelele izindaba ezizoshicilelwa kwi­Citizen Journalism ekhelini elithi: www.stangerweekly.co.za

undetermined amount of Aluminium wire with steel core price per lot undetermined amount of Aluminium wire – covered price per lot wooden poles price per lot ring main units price per lot sectionalisers priced per lot transformers price per lot undertermined amount of insulators price per lot undetermined amount of street light fittings price per lot galvanized structure

All interested parties wishing to participate in the bidding process are required prior to the auction to register with the Head: SCM between 09H00 and 09H45 and lodge the sum of R5 000.00 as a qualifying deposit to secure a bid. That all payments be made by cash or bank guaranteed cheques only. All items are subject to VAT on an add-on basis. That in case of those registered bidders who fail to secure a successful bid, the qualifying deposit shall be at the conclusion of the auction be redeemed to the payee in full upon production of a clearance certificate signed by the Head: SCM. In the case of any successful bidder failing to settle any sum due to Council within the prescribed time, then the qualifying deposit shall be forfeited in full.

Viewing of the items will take place only on the morning of the auction. That all equipment to be sold “voetstoets” The right is reserved at the sole discretion of the auctioneer to withdraw any item/s from the sale. All queries to be directed to Mr. L Tshonapi on 032 437 5119 N J MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER MN: 18/2015

MANDENI MUNICIPALITY CAREER OPPORTUNITY

JUNIOR TOWN PLANNER BASIC SALARY: R15 065.00 PER MONTH (TASK LEVEL 11) Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced candidates for the above-mentioned permanent position, to assist the Mandeni Municipality in managing the development planning function.

Requirements: • an appropriate recognised 3 year tertiary qualification in Town and Regional Planning is a prerequisite • 2 years’ experience coupled with 1 year in Municipal Town and Regional Planning • computer literacy in office applications • a valid Code 08 driver’s licence • ability to communicate in isiZulu and English language is essential • registration as a Town Planner in terms of the Town Planning Profession will be an added advantage.

Knowledge, skills and competencies required: • knowledge and clear understanding of Local Government planning systems and processes • knowledge and understanding of legal framework under which Municipalities operate • understanding of the critical features of the IDP, Spatial Planning and sound knowledge of all planning legislation and policies guiding development planning in local government • understanding of GIS is necessary • good communication and presentation skills.

Responsibilities: • measure and audit the level of development within the Municipality • statutory assessment of development application • ensure legislative compliance when compiling the IDP, assist the IDP Manager with the implementation of the Integrated Development Plan, managing and controlling the planning issues on Town and Regional Planning • update, manage, review Planning Scheme/Land Use System/ Spatial Development Framework • carry out site inspections and prepare relevant reports • ensure Intergovernmental relations with other Government Departments • technical examination of building plans applications to ensure compliance with National Building Regulation and Building Standard Act, Town Planning Scheme and other regulations • assist the Senior Planner in ensuring that the Planning and Development Act is implemented and the proper training and resources are available for the Municipality to be able to process development applications • process PTO applications • assist Building Inspector in dealing with the Illegal development and contraventions.

Enquiries: Mrs. NP Mzolo, tel. (032) 456 8200.

Fringe benefits: 13th cheque, vehicle allowance, compulsory membership of pension fund, medical aid scheme, home ownership subsidy scheme are available subject to certain conditions.

Applications consisting of a comprehensive CV in ENGLISH and certified copies of educational qualifications to be submitted to: The Municipal Manager, Mandeni Municipality, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490. (NB: Faxed and e-mailed applications will not be considered).

Closing date for applications: Friday, 20 March 2015.

Should you not be contacted within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the closing date, your application should be deemed to have been unsuccessful. The canvassing of Councillors and Management in respect of this position will lead to the disqualification of the applicant.

The Municipality reserves the right not to make an appointment.

L.H. MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER

PN 7/2015

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY CONSOLIDATED APPROVED ADJUSTMENT BUDGET FOR 2014/2015 FINANCIAL YEAR An information guide on the consolidated approved capital and operating adjustment budget and of the iLembe District Municipality for the 2014/2015 financial year.

Notice In terms of section 28 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003, the approved Adjustment Budget for the 2014/15 financial year was tabled and adopted at the Council Meeting held on 25 February 2015.

Highlights of the 2014/15 Approved Adjusted Budget CAPITAL BUDGET EXPENDITURE (R000’s) ORIGINAL ADJUSTED

ADJ. %

SANITATION SERVICES

56,009

57,952

17.3%

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION

46,435

24,432

7.3%

WATER SERVICES

208,320

252,502

75.4%

TOTAL APPROVED CAPITAL BUDGET EXPENDITURE

310,764

334,886

100.0%

CAPITAL BUDGET FINANCING (R000’s) ORIGINAL ADJUSTED MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT

ADJ. %

157,985

161,178

48.1%

24,196

26,396

7.9%

OTHER GRANTS

128,583

147,312

44.0%

TOTAL APPROVED CAPITAL BUDGET FINANCING

310,764

334,886

100.0%

ORIGINAL ADJUSTED

ADJ. %

INTERNAL FUNDS

OPERATING BUDGET INCOME (R000’s) WATER SERVICES INCOME

157,198

115,204

19.8%

SANITATION SERVICES INCOME

106,988

57,588

9.9%

57,138

49,638

8.5%

GRANTS AND SUBSIDIES

332,550

358,674

61.7%

TOTAL APPROVED OPERATING BUDGET INCOME

653,874

581,104

100.0%

ORIGINAL ADJUSTED

ADJ. %

OTHER INCOME

OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURE (R000’S) COUNCIL, ADMIN AND FINANCE SANITATION SERVICES WATER SERVICES PLANNING TOTAL APPROVED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURE

203,450

207,584

32.7%

48,766

52,296

8.2%

247,206

340,257

53.5%

46,065

35,430

5.6%

545,487

635,567

100.0%

Further Details on the Approved Adjustment Budget 2014/2015 Copies of the iLembe Consolidated Approved Adjustment Budget for 2014/2015 will be placed at Municipal Buildings and on the municipal website @ www.ilembe.gov.za.

Enquiries about this notice may be directed to the Office of the CFO - Ms N. Mba on 032 437 9337 Ms. NY MATHONSI ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER iLembe District Municipality 59/61 Mahatma Ganghi Street KwaDukuza 4450

SERVICE GUIDES Stanger WEEKLY

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CRK Construction Registered NHBRC Contractors

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• Burglar Guards • Security Gates • Palisade Fencing • Balustrades • Razor Wire • General Welding and Repairs

Specialising in Renovations, Alterations, Additions and New Projects.

Residential and Commercial For Quality & Guaranteed Workmanship Call

Contact: Rasheen Gopal 073 749 6226 Email: rasheeng@mtn.blackberry.com

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

CV JOINTS & SUSPENSION CENTRE

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CV Joints Brakes Wheel Bearings

Suspension Clutch Overhaul Engine Service

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No. 1 Cnr of Cato & Mahatma Ghandi Street Tel: 032 551 4215 / 18 • Cell: 081 030 5031

Cannon 073 522 8073 Tel/Fax: 032 552 3180 Email: crkconstruction@telkomsa.net

CV JOINTS

22 King Shaka Street, Opp. Tyre Track, Next door to Quick Fit

032 551 1604

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

COMPLETE: • Catering • Drapping • Lighting • Hiring • Venue Setting • Uniformed waiters • Meals prepared and delivered for all functions including funerals and ceremonies FOR QUALITY AND TASTY MEALS CALL Cell: 082 782 2910 • 084 866 2247 Telefax: 032 551 2039 • 032 552 1114 Email: hooblalscatering@telkomsa.net

STEEL & BOLT CENTRE cc

Unit 7, Stanger Industrial Park (opp. Jacksons) off Croton Place Tel: (032) 552 2422 • Fax: (032) 552 2424

BRANCH ALSO IN ISITHEBE, RED STREET TEL: 032·4591338 FAX: 032·4591734 Suppliers of: All types of steel, bolts & nuts, paints, pipes, welding rods, measuring tapes, cutting & grinding disc, Gedore tools, drill bits, gate accessories & general Industrial supplies

NGONYAMA TENT HIRE SERVICES SITUATED IN GROUTVILLE - KWADUKUZA SPECIALIZE IN: TENTS, MOBILE TOILETS, GAS STOVES, PLASTIC CHAIRS, STEEL FOLDED TABLES, WOODEN ROUND TABLES, JUMPING CASTLES, GENERATORS

CONTACT: 062 064 3341 / 073 247 5248 ngonyamatenthire@gmail.com

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Our services include Auditing, Tax, Bookkeeping, SARS Audits, Insurance, Medical Aid & Investments.

We offer you a one stop service for all your statutory and financial requirements Contact us for an appointment to discuss your accounting and tax work.

Stanger: Office 1, 121 Mahatma Gandhi Street Tel: 032 551 4336 • Cell: 084 205 6000 Durban: 140 Northway, Durban North Tel: 031 563 2222 www.etagroup.co.za

Specializing in CV Joints and Suspension

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• Swedish full body massage • Hot stone massage • Back massage • Foot massage • Full pedicure • Full manicure • Gelish overlay

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

We will beat any written quote.

Excel Tax & Accounting

HOOBLAL’S MOBILE THERAPIST

CTN CARPORTS & AWNINGS

Counselling: Bereavement,Marriage & adolescent Cleansings: Home,vehicle & business Motivational seminars & Tarot card readings

NGONYAMA UPMARKET DAILY ACCOMMODATION “HOME AWAY FROM HOME”

Ngonyama Accommodation is located in a • Situated in private Groutvillesafe, fenced and environment in Groutville - KwaDukuza and offers hourly, daily KwaDukuza and monthly fully furnished accommodation.

• Now From the Market follow with a state of the art alarm system for your own safety with an electronic access the boards control gate and rooms with aircon.

WE ARE MOST CONFIDENT THAT YOU WILL EXPERIENCE A MEMORABLE STAY. “HOME AWAY FROM HOME”.

CELL NO: 078 252 4660 | 073 247 5248 CELL: 062 064 3341 / 073 247 5248

LYN’S PARTY TIME Specialising in:

Jumping Castles, Complete Décor (Draped Chairs & Tables, Draped Gazebo), Face Painting, Photo Boards and more...

Contact: HIS & HERS 079 926 5423 Email: lynnnmakhanya@ webmail.co.za

Pixies Perfect Parties

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We will co ordinate a perfect party which has it all covered from:

• Kiddies Theme Parties • Jumping Castles • Draped Gazebo • Party Buckets • Balloon Arch • Bubble Machine • Banners • Balloon Trees • Photo Boards • Candy Buffet Table .... And everything else you would need for a perfect party

Natasha: 083 779 7359/083 652 7359 Email: pixies@webmail.co.za

THE CV PRO The Juice Shop CV JOINTS

SUSPENSION SPECIALIST • CV Joints Brakes  • Propshafts • Propshafts Ball  CV• Joints Brakes  Joints Wheel  Bearings Tie Rod Ends  Ball •Joints Wheel •Bearings  Tie 24 Rod Ends hours  Shocks  Power Steering • Shocks • Power Steering Repairs repairs on call  4x4 Suspensions • 4x4 Suspensions

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Old MotorTown Midas Building, Workshop No. 2

Cell: 079 863 2636 Office : 032 - 551 3670

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Shop No. 6, Balcomb Street, Stanger (next to Siya Zama)

and also in Tongaat (next to Tongaat Pharmacy) Corner of Arbee Drive and Nevana Court

Cell: 073 083 922 711 2312 0821 Cell:

FOR ALL YOUR SERVICE GUIDES CONTACT NALISHA ON 032 552 3363 DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISING IS MONDAY 3PM

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CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION

FOR HIRE

HOUSE TO LET

AYER ROCK B&B, 74 Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, “Tasteful executive accommodation”.

Contact: 032-551 6503/082 562 3676.

Quick Stage Scaffolding and Aluminium Ladders.

Contact: Cannon-073 522 8073.

Tel: 032-552 3124, Cell: 081 353 9360.

BUSINESS FOR SALE Business for sale near Taxi Rank, owners relocating, price at a bargain. Contact: 071 372 2632.

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET Stanger 1).Shop 2).Warehouse 3).Office 4).Church Hall 5).Workshop 6).Factory 7).Salon Contact: 072 579 3167.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE Commercialised property which is 1150sqm, Building with bottle store licence 100sqm, excellent potential.

Phone: 032-552 3433.

FLAT TO LET Flat to let in Stanger.

Contact: 072 579 3167.

HOUSE TO LET

Warrenton-2 Bedroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, with carport, fully fenced, R3000 p/m. Phone: 032-552 4055/082 467 2545.

HOUSE FOR SALE

2 Bedroom house to share, specific government workers, R3300. Contact: 084 911 3085.

Darnall: 3 Bedroom, K/T/B, double garage, alarm system, fully fenced, spacious, needs minor renovations, R620 000. Call: 073 404 8992.

2 Rooms, lounge and kitchen in Warren Road, Stanger Manor, Rent: R2700 excl. lights & water. Contact: 074 920 8369/032-551 2008.

Mandeni-Secure complex, 3 bedrooms, F/F, garage, private garden, R350 000-00 neg. Contact: 032-551 4328/083 697 8710.

Outbuilding for rent, 3 bedroom, open plan kitchen (bic) lounge, toilet + shower, toilet, R3600 incl. water, excludes lights. Contact: 084 553 3001/032-552 1110.

Urgent Sale-3 b/r house, Glenhills, carport, fully fenced, R325 000 neg.

Contact: Thiresh: 072 928 3910.

Outbuilding to let in Stanger Manor, 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, toilet/shower, immediate occupation.

AUCTION IN THE KWAZULU-NATAL, HIGH COURT PIETERMARITZBURG REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CASE NO: 4196/2013 In the matter between:ABSA BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and AARON NAIDOO Defendant NOTICE OF SALE The property which will be put up for auction on Tuesday the 24th March 2015 to be held at 10h00 outside the office of the sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza consists of: DESCRIPTION: Portion 141 (Of 101) of ERF 325 Port Zimbali, Registration Division FU, Province of KwaZulu-Natal, in extent 1761 (One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty One) square metres held under Deed of Transfer No. T44146/2008 subject to all the terms and conditions contained therein.

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 62 Yellowwood Drive, 2 Teak Close, Zimbali, KwaZulu-Natal IMPROVEMENTS: Brick under tile dwelling consisting of: Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining room, Kitchen, Scullery, 3 Bedrooms, 1 separate Toilet, 3 Bathrooms, Swimming pool, Paving but nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof.

THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Residential (nothing guaranteed) The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed, and are “voetstoots”) The full condition of sale may be inspected at the Sheriff’s Office at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1.The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the above Court.

2.The Rules of this auction and a full advertisement is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza.

3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia,: a)Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 URL Reference No. (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id=99961); b)Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars. c)Payment of a registration fee paid at time of registration of R10 000.00 in cash to be supplied prior to the sale d)Registration conditions.

4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R. Singh (Sheriff) and/or S. Reddy and/or S De Wit. 5.Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply.

DATED at DURBAN this 6th day of FEBRUARY 2015.

PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS JOHNSTON & PARTNERS 25 CLARIBEL ROAD MORNINGSIDE, DURBAN REF: N HIRZEL/T DE KOCK/48 A300 038

HOUSE FOR SALE

House for Sale Indian Village: Three bedrooms, Two Bathrooms, Lounge, Kitchen, Walking distance to schools.

R400 000-00 Contact: 032-551 1630 LOANS

TOURS Executives breakaways presents Sun City/Lost City2/04/2015-6/04/2015 R2000-00 p.p. including dinner bed & breakfast + luxury coach Cape Town-27/12/20153/01/2016 R3000-00 p.p. including dinner bed & breakfast + luxury coach Contact Neeri-074 426 1633/Sabera-073 916 4746.

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HANDY MAN Required for general building maintenance in a large Factory.

Work includes; brick laying, tiling, plumbing, painting, window panes, welding and light fittings.

Please forward your CVs to email: olivia@gomma.co.za or Fax2email: 086 674 3775 Closing Date: 02nd March 2015

TRANSPORT Are you drowning in debts? We assist you with an admin order, remove all garnishees from your salary and increase your take home pay. Pay one affordable installment with repayments from as low as R600 per R50 000 debt. We do not charge any upfront fees.

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

VACANCY HARDWARE SALES PERSON DROP OFF CV AT SINGH’S HARDWARE 189 MAHATMA GANDHI ST, STANGER

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Our company, GRW Engineering based in Worcester in the Western Cape is an established leading manufacturer of truck trailers and tankers.

We have a fantastic opportunity for a Production Supervisor Essential Job Functions: • Will be in charge of a team of employees • Must be able to complete timesheets and assist with quality control • Contribute to a safe work environment by complying with company occupational health and safety system • Ensure goods and products are produced efficiently of the right quality, quantity and cost • Maintain a high level of product quality with internal (ISO) and customers expectation and requirements Knowledge and Skills: • Must be computer literate • Problem solving skills • Planning skills • Must be able to prioritise work • Honest, hardworking and reliable • Willing to work shifts and overtime when required • Punctuality and neat in appearance is very important (must be able to lead by example) Qualifications required: • Minimum is Grade 10 or Equivalent • Do not have to be qualified, can be an artisan by experience • Must have at least 3-4 years in a Supervisory position • Must have experience in a manufacturing environment To apply please send your CV (clearly indicating the position for which you are applying) and the contact details of three referees, to the Group HR Manager, via e-mail careers@grw.co.za or fax 086 514 7487.

Closing date: 13 March 2015 If you have not heard from us within two weeks of the closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. GRW Engineering (PTY) Ltd reserves the right to withdraw this position at any stage of the recruitment process, if deemed necessary.

Lift club available from Blythedale to Umhlanga Ridge, Monday to Friday 08h00 to 16h30.

Contact: 074 891 0205.

Transport available from Stanger to Mt Edgecombe, Passenger required, 8:00 to 16:30.

Contact: 071 871 7715.

Transport for hire and scholars, all areas.

Contact: Elaine/ Sunny-078 775 3774.

Reliable transport available from Stanger to Ballito, 8am-6pm, MonFrid. Contact: 082 504 9266.

TUITIONS Afrikaans Tuitions, Grades 8-12. Contact: D.D. Jungbahadur (DDJ)-084 568 3350/032-551 4833.

Starting: 09/03/2015 VACANCY Code 08 driver’s required, sober habits.

No chancers. Contact: 032-551 5450.

Farm Clerk required with experience. Fax CV to 032-551 2775.

Graphic Designer: Ballito Join an exciting Ballito based Design Agency!

If you are a well spoken designer, currently residing on the North Coast and can run with design projects from start to finish, you are the ideal candidate for this job.

Reports, Presentations, Adverts, Corporate ID, Websites, Animation and Client Liaison are some of the responsibilities.

Requirements: Graphic Design diploma + industry experience with Mac OS: CS6: Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, After Effects.

Driver’s licence.

Salary range R5000 - R9000 + benefits.

Email CV to: i.innov8@ yahoo.com Sales Opportunities Ifa Lamampembe Enterprise seeks to employ sales reps to market discovery products. Salary plus commission will be paid to qualifying reps.

Please send your CV to: babroker@telkomsa.net or bring it to Suite 12, White House Building, Stanger.

Closing Date: 31-03-15.

Technician must have knowledge of installation and repairs to gate motors, electric fencing, CCTV, access control.

Traceable references, Code 8 driver’s licence, sober habits, Salary neg.

No chancers.

Contact: Mr. Sabjee-082 678 6228.

It pays to advertise in the Classifieds Section Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363.

ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER A dynamic well established Micro Lending Company, with its Head Office based in Wartburg, seeks to appoint a qualified, dynamic individual to assist the Branch Manager in our Stanger Branch.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES • Assisting in managing the daily operations of the Branch • Micro Lending Cash management functions • General Administration of the Branch • Assisting in management of the staff • Marketing of Products EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS SET • Relevant National Certificate and two years financial/banking experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference, and volume.

• Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations • Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers, and the general public.

If you meet the abovementioned criteria please send a concise CV, with basic salary expectations, to francis@etmqc.co.za.

The closing date is Sunday 8 March 2015. Potential candidates are advised that a further intensive screening process will be followed after the interview stage.

Major upset in darts tournament WEEKLY REPORTER THERE were major upsets in the mixed doubles darts tournament hosted by KwaDukuza Darts Association at the North CoastTaverninKwaDukuzaon Wednesday night.

Veteran darts campaigners, Paddy Padayachee and Jerry Govender joining forces with their rookies stunned their more illustrious opponents to advance all the way to the final.

Jerry Arunachellam and Devan Gounder came from a set down to beat the more fancied duo of Vasa Rungasamy and Sidney Naicker (2-1) in the quarter-final to book their place in the semi-finals.

Samad Ebrahim and Justin Naidoo were firing blanks against the talented veteran campaigner, Padayachee and Neeran Somnath, resulting in the 2-0 demise in the quarters.

Padayachee and Somnath proved that their win was no fluke after clawing their way from a set down to send Arunachellam and Gounder (2-1) crashing out of the tournament in the semi’s.

The “Pillay-twins” of Charlie and Nine were odds-on favourites to clinch the mixed doubles title.

They edged out Vishalin ParmasivanandTerrenceSubban in the first set of their quarter-final clash.

But, Parmasivan and Subban proved that they were no pushovers, making a strong challengeforhonoursafterlevelling the scores at 1-1 to push the game into a third and decisive set.

Charlie and Nine came back strongly in the final set, winning (2-1) comfortably to book their place in the semi’s.

Dennis Naidoo and Vigen Murugan were sent reeling out of the tournament in the quarters after crashing to a humiliating 2-0 defeat at the hands of Yogan Pillay and veteran darts campaigner Jerry Govender.

Pillay and Govender carried their rich vein of form into the semi’s, trouncing tournament favourites Charlie and Nine (2-0) to book their place in the final.

The final proved to be a real humdinger with both teams producing scintillating darts.

Pillay and Govender drew first blood after winning the opening set convincingly.

Padayachee and Somnath piled on the pressure in the 2nd set, posting huge tallies to clinch victory right at the finish line to level the scores at 1-1.

Both teams maintained their fighting spirit all the way tothefinishline,needingadouble to close.

Padayachee and Somnath were crowned mixed doubles champions after notching up a double ahead of their rivals.

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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 ser-

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>> South African team’s blazing performance

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ROTEAS silenced their critics after routing West Indies by 257-run in an ICC Cricket World Cup round-robin league game (Pool B) played at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Australia on Friday.

Skipper AB de Villiers led from the front hitting a swashbuckling 162 not out(from66balls)toguideSouthAfrica to their second-highest World Cup total of 408/5. De Villiers boasts the fastest fifty, hundred and 150 in ODI cricket (courtesy of the West Indies outfit).

De Villiers smashed 8 sixes and 17 fours, with four of those of sixes coming in the final over of the Proteas innings.

Chris Gayle came into Friday’s game after smashing a double centuryagainstZimbabweandcriticsofthe Proteas outfit were expecting him (Gayle) to continue his rich vein of form and land a double blow against De Villers men, who lost to India a fortnight ago.

The Proteas got off to a sluggish start, scoring at little more than three runs per over and after the loss of Quinton de Kock (12) in the sixth over (18/1), many expected yet another

AB de Villiers smashed an unbeaten 162 runs off 66 balls to guide the Proteas to an emphatic 257­runs vic­ tory.

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South African collapse.

But, Faf du Plessis (62 off 70 balls) and Hashim Amla (65 off 88 balls) consolidated the Proteas innings taking the tally to 146/3 before Rossouw (61 off 39 balls) and De Villiers (162 not out off 66 balls) set the Sydney

Ground ablaze to guide the Proteas to 408/5 in 50 overs.

Imran Tahir produced magical figures of 45/5 from 10 overs to restrict West Indies to 151 all out in 33.1 overs.

Avid Proteas supporter, NR Singh

said: “I am sure the Proteas vs West Indies Match is still a talking point in many households. As I expected the Proteas were on fire and put in an all round clinical performance batting first.

“With Amla and du Plessis setting up a wonderful second wicket partnershipof127runs,givingABdeVilliers the ideal platform to unleash a hurricane innings on the West Indies, AB and Riley added 134 as, AB blitzed hiswaytoamajestic162notoutinjust 66 balls.

“As predicted Imran Tahir performed superbly with the ball taking 5 wickets for 45 in 10 overs. It is also encouraging that Kyle Abbott chipped in with a fine bowling performance.IexpecttheProteastohave won against Ireland on Tuesday morning. Going forward the Proteas face a wounded and unpredictable Pakistan team but I am positive that the Proteas have enough fire power to be able to fire on all cylinders and see them out.

“We are a dangerous batting unit when we get it right in terms of laying that platform for our hitters.The bowlers are also coming to the fore

and I predict a comfortable Proteas victory.”

Meanwhile, four-times World Cup champions, Australia suffered a nailbiting one-wicket defeat at the hands of New Zealand in a Pool A fixture played at Auckland (New Zealand).

Left-arm seamer Trent Boult took a career best of 5/27 that saw Australia restricted to 151 all out in 32.2 overs New Zealand were cruising to victory at 131/4, but lost their next five wicketsfor15runsinjust19ballsthat left the Black Caps staring down the barrel of defeat at 146/9. With six runs needed to seal victory and just one wicket in hand, the pendulum swung in favour of Australia.

But, Kane Williams hit Pat Cummins for a six to seal a thrilling onewicket victory for New Zealand, who notched up their 4th straight league victory in pool A and secure a place in the knockout stages of the tournament (quarter-finals).

WithNewZealandoncoursetofinish at the Pool A, Australia find themselves languishing in 3rd spot with threepoints(followingtheir111-runs victory against England and a no result wash-out draw against Bangladesh).

Should South Africa finish second in Pool B, their quarter-final opponents are likely to be Sri Lanka or the Aussies. Australia host Sri Lanka on Sunday, 8 March at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Siyazama wallop Doringkop WEEKLY REPORTER SIYAZAMA Football Club walloped Doringkop 4-1 in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League game played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

The Glendale-based Siyazama outfit came into Saturday’s game boasting an impressive 4-1 win against Melville United a fortnight ago and were hoping to repeat their feat on Saturday.

Siyazama was gifted an opportunity in the 10th minute after Musawnkosi Mapholaba was perfectly positioned in the box to shoot at goal, but he miraculously missed the target from barely six metres.

In the 20th minute Sipho Zulu, playing deep on the right flank received a long range pass from Mapholaba and weaved his way past two defenders before unleashing a brilliantcrossintotheboxwhichwasperfectly intercepted by the alert Phiwe Mbutho before hammering a low cross past the Doringkop keeper to give Siyazama a 1-0 lead.

Siyazama’s joy was short-lived after a horrendous misunderstanding by their keeper, Mthobisi Mbambo and their left back. The alert Doring-

kop striker Sanele Gumede quickly pounced onto the defensive error, tapping the loose ball into an empty goal-mouth to level the scores (1-1).

Siyazama coach, Dube Khanyisani frustrated with the lack of vision from his men in the “engine-room” (midfield), made a double substitution just before the break.

HebroughtonSphamandlaKhoza for midfielder Khululekhani Mzimela and replaced Mthokozisi Mdanda with Sihle Zulu.

The floodgates opened in the second half with substitute Zulu putting Siyazama ahead in the 55th minute after beating the Doringkop keeper, Mondli Masando with a long range shot.

Ten minutes later man-of-thematch Sihle Zulu notched up a brace after receiving a perfect through ball from Khoza to give Siyazama a 3-1 lead.

In the 68th minute Siyazama was awarded a free-kick after Mapholaba was brought down just outside the box after a reckless challenge by the Doringkop central defender.

It was a brilliantly executed freekick which was reminiscent of the club’s training drill.

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The jubilant Siyazama Football Club outfit who walloped Doringkop 4­1 at the Recreation Ground on Saturday. kicking the ball into an empty space in the box before Khoza left his marker ball-watching and hammered the loose ball past the hapless Doringkop keeper to make the score-line 4-1.

In the dying minutes of the game, Sanele Zungu beat the Doringkop

keeper with a thunderous drive from just outside the box, but watched agonisingly after his shot ricocheted off the crossbar.

An ecstatic Siyazama coach, Khanyisani said: “I am absolutely delighted with the performance of my

charges. We picked up a maximum of 12pointsfromourfourleaguematches during the month of February and I am hoping that my boys will continue to find the back of the net in the month of March in our quest for league honours”.

Abraham celebrates 21st year at helm of KDVA >> Association to focus on development of youth

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ELL­KNOWN sports administra­ tor Isaac Abraham returned un­ opposed as president of KwaD­ ukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) for the 21st year in succession at the annual general meeting held on Thursday, 26 Feb­ ruary at The Quartz Conference Centre in Stanger Manor.

Abraham, who is noted to run the asso­ ciation with an iron­fist, said: “We boast a talented youth brigade which was evi­ dent in the KwaZulu­Natal Volleyball Jun­ ior Inter­District Tournament where we were crowned provincial champions. It is vitally important that we continue to channel our energy into the development of youth volleyball.”

In his address, Abraham highlighted four areas that they must focus on in 2015, namely an intensive development pro­ gramme, the establishment of a youth academy, a vibrant primary and secondary schools volleyball league and the develop­ ment of a women’s league.

Abraham anticipates a vibrant wom­ en’s league in 2015 comprising of teams from Ndwedwe, Maphumulo, Mandeni and KwaDukuza. He urged the former doy­ ens and stalwarts of volleyball to offer their services as coaches in the establish­ ment of a youth academy.

Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to sponsors Ronnie Chinnsamy of EZE’S Electrical, Nazir Khan of KDSA, Ahmed De­ sai, Anil Kissoonlall of A & S Party Shop, Anesh Naidoo of Pie World, Yashin Tewary

NEWLY crowned KwaZulu­Natal Chal­ lenge League (stream two) champi­ ons, Ilembe have set their sights on the KZN Challenge League Twenty­20 Cup which gets underway on Sunday, 8 March.

The 18 teams in the KZN Challenge League (stream one and two) have been grouped together in two pools of five teams and two pools of four teams each. Matches will be played on a round­robin basis in each pool with the winner in each pool advancing to the semi­final stages of the tournament.

Local outfit, Ilembe Cricket Union have been grouped together with Amanzimtoti, Verulam and Chat­ sworth in Pool D. They kick off their campaign in the T20 Cup against Amanzimtoti on Sun­ day, 8 March at the Country Club Ground in an afternoon before locking horns with Verulam in a tricky­away fixture on 15 March before doing battle

with Chatsworth at the Penguin Street Grounds on 22 March.

Ilembe will be pinning their hopes on Alveiro Nadasen, Dillon Rauten­ bach, Zufilkar Ali and Aaron Pillay to notch up a quick­double.

Meanwhile, local outfit Dawn­ heights Cricket Club, who have been blowing hot and cold throughout the KZN Challenge League (stream two) have been grouped together with Sim­ plex RHCSC, Railways and Phoenix in Pool B. They kick­start their campaign in Pool B against Simplex at the Country ClubGroundonSundaymorningbefore travelling to the Maidstone Ground in Tongaat on 15 March to do battle against Simplex at the Siripat Road Grounds in Reservoir Hills on 22 March.

The semi­final is scheduled for Sat­ urday, 28 March with the final set to take place on 29 March.

Dawnheights hopes of victory rests squarely on the shoulders of the Indian pair of Varun Pal and Sagar Arora.

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Ilembe crowned KZN Challenge League champs >> ‘Our players were positive from the start of the season...’

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LEMBE Cricket Union was crowned KwaZulu-Natal Challenge League (stream two) champions after trouncing Tongaat by 7-wickets in the final league game of the 2014/2015 season played at the Outspan Ground in Tongaat on Sunday.

The decision by Ilembe to field first after winning the toss produced the desired result after Shaun Pillay (2) was caught at mid-on by Rocky Ngobhozi off the bowling of Dillon Rautenbachinthethirdoverofthematch.

Three overs later Darmesh was sent for an early shower after being clean bowled by Aaron Pillay for a duck.Rautenbachclaimedhissecond victim after Anuj Chumada was caughtbehindbywicket-keeperSteven Jacobs for seven runs.

Jushveer Singh and Yushveer Mungal doubled Tongaat’s tally, taking the score from 12/3 to 25/4 before Mungal (3) was brilliantly caught at gully by Yusuf Banda off the bowling

Rautenbach was the destroyer-inchiefforIlembeclaimingacareerbest of seven wickets for 11 runs from 10 overs. He was brilliant supported by Pillay who grabbed 3/33 from from 9.5 overs.

Chasing 46 runs for victory from 50overs(almostonerunperover),Alveiro Nadasen and Steven Jacobs put an opening stand of 24 runs in just six overs before Jacobs (2) was caught by Rishen Madoh in the covers off the bowling of Chumada.

Nadasen raced to 24 runs after smashingtwoboundaries,butlosthis wicket cheaply after being clean bowled by Govender in the 9th over.

Govender notched up a quick double after clean bowling Iqbal Sher (4).

Needing three runs for victory with more than 40-overs to spare, Ngobhozi (16 not out) smashed Chumada for a six to guide Ilembe to the KZN Challenge League (Stream Two) title.

Manager of the Ilembe outfit, NR Singh said: “It is indeed a great honourfortheIlembeCricketUnionoutfit to be crowned KZN Challenge League

of Rautenbach.

The Jacobs-Rautenbach combination struck again in the 15th over after Chris Govender (3) was dismissed cheaply. Rautenbach showed scant respect for the Tongaat batsmen claiming his fifth victim, Kaveel Madoh for two runs.

Number eight batsman Rishen Madoh hoping to take the game to the bowlers was caught in the covers by Zufilkar Ali off the bowling of Rautenbach in the 17th over for six runs with the host’s score being 37/7.

Logan Govender was sent back to the change-room without getting off the mark after being clean bowled by Pillay. Rautenbach was in seventh heaven in the 19th over after claiming his seventh victim, Anthony Pillay for a duck.

Pillay wrapped up the Tongaat innings after clean bowling Prenesan Govender for four runs. The home team were bundled out for a paltry 45/10 in the 20th over with Jushveer Singh (13) the only batsman to record double-digits.

Stream Two champions in the union’s 70th year.

“Our players were positive from the start of the season and took each game as a stepping stone towards winning the ChampionshipLeaguetrophy.

I must thank all players, officials and supporters for their contribution during the season.”

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