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Be the light in the life of a child >> Help leukaemia patient find a donor

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ESPITE being blinded due to Leukaemia at the tender age of 10, Raeesa Ismail is setonnotlosingsightofherdreamwhich is to one day become a teacher.

This is evident as she happily speaks about her favourite subjects and teacher whom she describes as “friendly and caring”.

“My favourite subjects in school are natural science, Afrikaans, social science and English,” she said.

“My favourite teacher is my English teacher, Jay Naidoo.”

Her condition has eclipsed her chances of attending school, which, she said, if she could would bring joy into her life.

However, due to her condition, the slim prospects of her acquiring an education this yeardeeplyworriesherauntandcurrentguardian, Therasa Premananthan.

“I don’t have transport to take this child to go to school,” said Premananthan. “That is my biggest problem.”

Raeesa was diagnosed with Leukaemia three years ago and towards the end of 2012 she unfortunately became blind casting her life into a dark spiral of loss, longing and the rigmarole ofseekingmedicalhelpandhopingforamiracle in the form of a bone marrow donor.

In August last year Raeesa lost her mother who passed on due to natural causes, leaving her and her eldest sister in the care of Premananthan.

Raeesa spends her days inside the house, longing to be in the company of her peers, on the playground enjoying the sunshine before the bell rings to summon them back to class.

Her aunt said that she recently took her for a medical check-up at Chief Albert Luthuli Hospital andaskedthedoctorifanythingcould be done to help the young girl regain her eyesight.

“I spoke to the doctor to find out if she could have a donor and they said they can’t do it,” her aunt explained.

Since the beginning of this year Premananthan has been trying to find transport for her niece.

“The transport would be an appreciated help that would ensure that Raeesa can travel

to Durban, to the nearest school which can accommodate her as she is visually impaired. All I ask for is a reliable person who can help.”

She said that the only other option that is available is to send Raeesa to a special boarding school in Pietermaritzburg.

But young Raeesa feels more comfortable in the presence of her loving family members and weeps at the idea of being sent away even when her aunt reassures her that they would visit her regularly.

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“There is, however, a shortage of black and Indian bone marrow donors yet the incidences of Leukeamia are increasing in the Indian and black communities.”

Vythelingam appealed to the community to comeoutintheirnumberstoassistthedriveand in turn assist Raeesa and other children like her have a chance at a normal life.

There is a glimmering ray of hope for the young Chris Brown fan as The Elleah Rose Foundation will host a blood and bone marrow drive on Saturday, 21 March at the White House Centre car park.

This drive is beneficial for leukaemia patients.

Dr Judy Vythelingam of the Elleah Foundation appealed to the public to assist them as Raeesa and another patient are without transport to get to the open air school in Durban.

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iLembe is pro water conservation >> Mayor leads visiting delegation JYOTHI LALDAS

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HE iLembe District Municipality started its drought awareness and water conservation programme last week.

The objective of the programme is to address communities about water conservation.

The programme sees political office bearers and officials visiting customers in their homes and gathering with ratepayers in community meetings.

Mayor Welcome Mdabe led a delegation of municipal officials, councillors and other relevant stakeholders in KwaChappies, Ward 14 in Mandeni.

Some of the issues discussed include water conservation methods,

impact of drought, pre-paid meters, infrastructure in the wards, and a number of illegal connections, vandalism,indigentpolicyandsewertariff. Pamphlets, fridge magnets, juice bottles and t-shirts with clear messages of the importance of saving water and using it sparingly were distributed during the door to door visits.

After the home visits, a public meeting was held where Mdabe encouraged the community to embrace the new prepaid watering system, and to apply for these meters.

“The whole province is facing a drought and has been since last year.

These new meters will help all of us save water and save money as well as you only pay for what you use,” he said.

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AccordingtoKwaZulu-NatalEmergency Medical Services spokesman Robert Mckenzie passing motorists said the man told them he had been picking fruit from a tree next to the

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Induna killers arrested JYOTHI LALDAS THREE suspects, who allegedly murdered a local Induna (chief) in Kranskop, were arrested following around the clock work by detectives.

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of the Induna Bhekithemba Dlezakhe Gcwabaza and recovered an unlicensed 9mm pistol which is suspected to have been used during the killing.

“A third suspect who was also linked to the killing was arrested on Tuesday morning. A 9mm pistol was also recovered from him.”

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“I’m not working alone, I work with a team and we have strategies that we are going to implement,” he said.

One of those strategies was set in motion when the KwaDukuza police visited local communities.

“We have been out to address the community,” he said.

Theiraimistourgemembersofthe public to refrain from taking the law into their own hands.

For the brigadier this is the most important strategy as it will create clear channels of communication between the police and the community.

“The people need to trust us [thepolice]sothattheycangive us information we can use to investigate crimes, arrest those responsible and work with witnesses to ensure that they are prosecuted.”

He added, “We also want the community to report problems they might have with the police so that we can fix them.”

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Zondi said that the areas the police visited are Ntshawini, Thembeni and Lot 14 in Glenhills.

“There are many more places we still have to visit. We want to have an equal partnership with the community,” said the brigadier who believes that the police stand a better chance at reducing crime if they work hand in hand with the public.

Speaking to the Weekly, Cluster Commander Brigadier Derek Captain-Hastibeer said he is looking forward to the changes that will come about with Zondi at the helm of

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MAPHUMULO SAPS officers arrested Xolani Gamede (28) for a double murder case last week.

According to KZN SAPS spokesperson Major Thulani Zwane, on 1 January this year in the Masangweni area, Maphumulo, two young girls Zandile Ngubane (17) and Ayabulela Ngubane (23) were shot and killed.

“The suspects met two girls who required a lift. After driving with the girls for a short while, the suspects forced the girls out of the vehicle and fatally shot them.

“Charges of murder were opened for investigation by Maphumulo SAPS.” On Friday 6 March, a 28-yearold suspect was traced and arrested at Ezakheni, Ladysmith.

He appeared in the Maphumulo Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 9 March and the case was remanded for a formal bail application.

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KwaDukuza SAPS. “We have been facing ongoing challenges for a long time and I am quite sure Brigadier Zondi will make a difference in this community.

“Previously the KwaDukuza SAPS was neglected and there was a severe lack of motivation, but I am positive going forward we will see a change.

“The community will be happy to know we now have a worker steering theKwaDukuzaSAPSship,”saidCaptain-Hastibeer Contact the KwaDukuza SAPS on 032 551 8200 to report crime.

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>> New KwaDukuza station commander promises big changes SEASONED station commander with 14 years experience at the helm, Brigadier BhekiZondisaidthattheKwaDukuza police force has “capable” and “optimistic” members within its ranks.

He said that the co-operative relationship he has established with the general public will ensure that crime is brought down in the area.

Brigadier Zondi officially took over asstationcommanderatKwaDukuza SAPS on 1 March after a short period as acting station commander after controversial former commander Brigadier Bongiwe Sithole was transferred.

His first appointment as a station commander came in 2001 at the Bellair police station in Durban where he served for four years.

In 2004 he was assigned as head of the Hillcrest SAPS where he spent six years.

Thereafter, he was transferred to Umhlanga where he spent another four years before moving to KwaDukuza.

“When the previous station commander [Sithole] was made cluster commander in Pinetown I was asked by management to fill this post on an acting basis,” he said.

He added that once the post was eventually advertised he applied like all other eligible candidates, and on 1 March this year he was officially instated as the station commander.

According to Zondi, “A lot still has to be done in KwaDukuza. Since my arrival there is a lot of problems that has been identified.”

One of those is murder which is a major concern for him.

“Other crimes are also a concern, crimes like car hijacking and house break-ins,” he said.

Backed by a team comprising “capable” and upbeat individuals, the brigadier is hopeful that they will emerge victorious in the war against crime.

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what’s on To place a notice in the “What's on” sec­ tion, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. >> The Hari Harnath Temple, Shakaskraal will observe Ramayan Week from 21 March to 28 March.

Daily recitals, bhajans and discourses, weekdays 6.30pm to 8pm and weekend from 6pm to 7.30pm.

Meals will be provided. Call 079 325 2919 or 084 549 1040 for more information. >> The Darnall Siva Soobramaniar Allayam will host its 98 Panguni Uthiram Kavady as follows: Flag hoisting ­ Wednesday 25 March at 4:30pm. Punguni Uthiram Kavady – 3 April at 5pm and on 5 April at 8am. Chariot procession ­ 4 April at 3pm. Daily services at 6pm and flag dehoisting ­ 7 April at 6pm.

Devotees carrying Kavadies on 5 April must be at the temple by 7am. For enquiries call 032 486 1648/032 486 1451/032 486 1036/032 486 1811. >> The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society will observe Ramayan Week from Saturday 21 March from 4pm until 6pm. Ram Naumi will be observed on Saturday 28 March from 4pm until 6pm. Shakthi Prayers will be held on Good Friday 3 April commencing at 10am. Hanuman Jayanthi will be observed on Saturday 4 April. All are welcome.

Supper will be served daily and lunch on Good Friday.

For information contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudly on 078 409 4494. >> The Upper North Coast Eisteddfod Committee invites all parents of children interested in participating in the 2015 Tamil Eisteddfod to a meeting at Stanger Manor Primary School on 28 March at 3pm. For details contact T. Reddy on 079 528 1305. >> Blythedale Community Easter Market and Potjie competition on Saturday, 4 April from 9am to 2pm.

For stalls call Lisa on 082 336 6238 and to enter the potjie competition call Sina 082 800 8586. >> The Sanathan Dharma Pracharak Mintra Mundal in Shakaskraal will be celebrating Ram Naumi from the 21 March to 28 March from 6.30pm to 8pm daily.

For further information please contact Shareen Harilall on 032 947 2207 or 084 549 1040. >> The Tinley Manor Shree Soobramaniar Temple Society will be holding its 101st Annual Panguni Uthiram Kavady festival, commencing with flag hoisting ­ Friday 27 March at 6pm. It will continue for 10 days culminating with the Kavady procession on Sunday, 5 April. Paravum (night) kavady will take place on Friday, 3 April. Idumen prayers will be observed on Tuesday, 7 April. For details call 072 328 9004 or 082 520 4761. >> The Sri Ramakrishna Jyoti invites the community to their Ramayana Week celebrations from 21 March to 29 March daily at 6.30pm at the Sanctuary Oneness Ashram. For more information call Risha Diaram on 032 586 0943. >> Shakaskraal Community Church will hold a Healing, Deliverance and Salvation Crusade from 20 to 22 March at the Protea Heights Park in Shakaskraal. For more information contact Salome Chetty on 072 216 1725 or 032 096 70256. >> The Glenhills Sri Siva Soobram Soobramaniar Temple will hold their 21st annual Panguni Woothiram Kavady Festival. The flag hoisting ceremony will start at 5:30pm on 30 March. The chariot procession will be on 4 April at 12:30pm at theGlenhillstownship.ThemainKavadyFestivalwill be on Sunday, 5 April at 8am. Flag lowering – 7 April at 5:30pm. For more information contact Pam on 032 551 5296 or Siva 083 977 3045 or Budhram 083 777 1472. Hanuman Jayanthi – 4 April. Good Friday prayers – 3 April. >> The Protea Heights Shri Siva Soobramaniar Temple will hold the 32nd Panguni Woothiram Kavady Festival on Sunday 29 March. The Kavady will leave the temple at 8:30am. Flag hoisting will take place on Friday 27 March at 5pm. The chariot will leave the temple going around Shakaskraal on Saturday 28 March at 1pm. >> The Shri Sanathan Mundal will observe Ramayan week from Saturday 21 March to Saturday 27 March, 6pm to 8pm daily. Ram Naumi will be observed on Saturday 28 March. Time: 9am to 12pm, lunch will be provided. >> The Shri Sanathan Mundal will have their seventh annual 108 Hanuman Chalisa recital on Sunday 29 March 2015. Time: 6am to 6pm. Contact PRO Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406 and religious chairperson Bikrum Sing on 082 324 8879 for further information.

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N this post-modern age it is unorthodox to believe in astrology.

To believe that such seemingly arbitrary planetary movements could manifest in our daily lives, in our beings, seems crazy.

Poet Rudy Fransisco starts off one of his poems (My honest poem) with "I was born on July 27, I guess that makes me a Leo, I have no idea what that actually means..."

At that declaration audiences are beckoned to join in the chuckle regarding astrology as of no real importance in one’s identity.

In another comment pop singer Pink! says, "Hi I'm Pink! I'm a Virgo and I'm gay. I'm actually not but I was hoping that 'I'm gay' would have the same (non) effect as 'I'm a Virgo'".

Without reducing the statement's political importance I would like to point out again how astrology is deemed irrelevant.

I am a Gemini - the twin sign. This should mean I am two persons in one, a multifaceted character who can shift and change as the weather or rather, the very day itself.

"Impossible to pigeon hole, she (the Gemini woman) is a will-o-wisp, a changeling, a mix of intriguing personalities. One minute demure and doting, the next ruthlessly sarcastic.

“Gemini can turn from Madame Jekyll,dottingherI'sandcrossingher T's with impeccable manners, to Ms Hyde, wild and unpredictable, but no less fascinating..." reads a description by Annie Heese and Adam Banks of Café Astrology.

This is all thanks to the planetary

The study of astrology examines the movements of distant cosmic matter that is the stars, planets and moons and their relation to human lives. alignment of the stars on the day I was born, explain experts.

“The study of astrology examines themovementsofdistantcosmicmatter that is the stars, planets and moons and their relation to human lives.

“This is done by correlating these movements with the particular time that a person is born.

“The information gathered is believed to "shape the person's personality, affect their romantic relation-

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ships and predict their economic fortunes, among other divinations” explains astrologer Ed Grabinowski.

Studies are categorised in different forms and categorised according to their outcome are mundane astrology,interrogatoryastrologyandnatal astrology.

Well, think of it this way - after observing certain events in daily life for a while, the first star gazers noticed a correlation between these events and the movements of the planets.

Imaybetryingtojustifyaseemingly religious inclination here, but aren'tallhypothesisscientificallyinvestigated via the collection of empirical evidence to either confirm or refute them.

Now the apparatus used in astrology may be physically unverifiable but hey, science in this enlightenment age has evolved to such.

Anyway I'm a believer. And for the most part my horoscope predictions turn out pretty accurate.

But it is because I believe in it, you argue even after having read this whole piece.

I will only add that yes, in fact I am a believer. I am a fearful believer in all things.

So if nothing else this piece is a reflection of my appreciation of those secret writings in the sky where the Lord also sits.

IwillendoffwithaquotefromSimphiwe Dana's ‘How to come out of life alive’: "We are the manifestation of God.Likethesandparticlesthatmake the beach, unique in shape, but the same in form and fitting like a puzzle to show the whole picture.

“Do you see the bigger picture? It is beautiful."

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OPINION

Cope condemns robbery of SABC reporter CONGRESS of the People condemns the attack and robbery of SABC reporters in the strongest possible terms.

When ordinary people complain about crime being out of control, government does not take that seriously.

Congress of the People, however, doesn't have any doubt that the public robbery of Mr Vuyo Mvoko and his colleagues, in full view of television cameras, must have shocked millions of TV viewers.

We must say we are very grateful that they are still alive. It could have been worse.

The government is always in denial about crime and tell us that it is

only the enemies of the country who want to paint a bad picture of South Africa.

The reality of the situation is that crime has reached crisis proportions.

If one opens a newspaper or looks at news on television, crime is dominating the news. We can't say journalists are just manufacturing the stories. Crime does not have any boundaries and it affects us all.

Congress of the People calls on the police to leave no stone unturned, to put these monsters behind bars. They are a danger and menace to us and must be removed from society.

Dennis Bloem

Let’s fight crime like we fought apartheid

not done a good job of putting the most violent criminals behind bars.

To be frank about this, I don’t think it is fair to continue to ask the police to go after the same guys over and over again and put themselves in dangerous situations when these offences are plead away or dismissed in the courts.

If we do not support the initiatives to reform the system, the verdict could only be: guilty of waste and injustice.

Nobody is a criminal from birth.

It is the environment in which he grows up that makes him a criminal or a respected man.

Some people turn into criminals due to poverty as they are not able to nourish their families.

Criminals needs punishment, but first one must look into the reason for the crime and ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION: DC29/0021/2014 then punish the culprit.

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 10(2) of the EIA RegulaWe must improve tions, 2010, that an Environmental Authorisation DC29/0021/2014 was the justice system by granted to iLembe District Municipality on the Basic Assessment for improving social the proposed Construction of Off Take 6 Potable Water Pipeline, Past and economical facShakaville / Mzumbe to the Lindelani Reservoir and Ultimately to the tors so that the initial Syaphambili Reservoirs, iLembe District Municipality. conditions influencing individuals to Reasons for the decision: Potential environmental impacts e.g. ecologicommit crimes is cally sensitive areas were identified. Impacts arising from construction negligible. will be adequately mitigated and are addressed in the EMPr. The proThe IFP further posed pipeline will provide opportunities to accommodate the demand urgesgovernmentto for potable water. No objections were received from stakeholders and conduct a series of I&AP, and all comments were adequately addressed. hearings on the root causes of crime and The EA was issued by the KZN Economic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) on 12 March 2015. A copy of the EA to conduct a comwill be furnished by iLembe District Municipality or Triplo4 Sustainable prehensive review Solutions (Cell 083 308 8003) on request. of all national social programmes, invitI&APs are informed of the Appeal procedure in accordance with regulaing the director of tion 4(1) of the National Appeal Regulations, 2014 an appellant must each programme to submit an appeal to the appeal administrator and a copy of the appeal present the evaluato the applicant, any registered interested and affected party and organ tion data on the proof state with interest in the matter within 20 days from 18 March 2015. gramme’s effectiveAn appellant must comply with regulation 4(2) and submit the appeal in ness (or lack of it) in writing and in the form obtainable from the appeal administrator, Haresh reducing crime.

THE IFP calls on all South Africans to fight crime in the same manner they fought apartheid after a video footage showing two men accosting SABC crew.

The party further calls on the police to urgently arrest the criminals involved.

The battle against crime is a fight thatwemustfightwiththesamevigour our forefathers used to dismantle the pillars of apartheid.

I believe we need much harsher punishment for criminals in this country.

We want those who have committed crimes to be put firmly where they cannot hurt the society again.

Most people who are accused of such crimes are repeat offenders and the criminal justice system has

Inderlall; Tel. (031) 310 5300, Haresh.Inderlall@kzndard.gov.za, by post, fax, email or hand delivery.

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WHETHER crime is on the increase or de­ crease and presumably under control does not give our South African community any sense of comfort.

I see no point in finding excuses or re­ searching the cause associated with crime whether it is due to the high rate of unem­ ployment, socio­economic conditions or plain greed. Brutal crime is now a reality which is experienced throughout the coun­ try in places such as commercial, industrial and residential areas.

It is a mammoth task to curb, eradicate or control crime at the moment unless fac­ tors such as strengthening our border con­ trols, corruption and strict laws are applied in the issuing of firearm licences. These are to be addressed on an ongoing basis. I am of the opinion that most of the highly so­ phisticated weapons are acquired at a pit­ tance from our neighbouring countries and brought into our country.

Speak to some of the people who come from outside the country such as from Mo­ zambique or Zimbabwe and they will tell you that you do not require a passport to get in and out of SA because there are lots of taxis which use side roads to bypass the SA borders posts which taxis operate on a regu­ lar basis.

Brazen criminals are now parading our cities, towns and residential suburbs with highly sophisticated weapons. I do not be­ lieve that most of our SAPS officers who are on patrol are suitably equipped to match

these perpetrators of crime.

InsomesituationstheSAPSofficersmay need to call for backup which may come in too late.

Brazen criminals appear to be well planned and organised operating mainly in gangs.

They already have their back up on the scene. No matter how good or brave our po­ lice officer is it would prove foolish for him/ hertoplacetheirlifeontheline.Experienced criminals with their sophisticated fire power are fully aware of the police’s shortcomings and that is why many of them get away.

These are merely a reflection of my thoughts which I believe you are aware of, or have heard many times before.

Locally and especially in our suburbs we have recently experienced severe brutal crime inflicted by armed criminals/gangs.

Armed perpetrators of crime have no ra­ cial divide. Whilst certain parties have been targeted for reasons unknown, criminals are also concentrating on residential properties for personal gain.

Intheprocessextremeforceisusedcaus­ ing injury, perhaps loss of life, are being in­ flicted on our community robbing them of their hard earned possessions.

Hijacking and robberies are being experi­ enced regularly mainly during the daytime whenmostofthepeopleareatworkorgone shopping.

Elderly people and domestic help are of­ ten left at the mercy of criminals. One would

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consider this happening generally as crimi­ nals attacking/taking advantage of soft targets.

My concern is that if this trend continues there will come a time when the community will become unruly and feel that enough is enough and retaliate.

Vigilantism will come into force and there may be severe repercussions.

Peoplewillbecomesuspiciousofonean­ other. Anyone unknown in the vicinity will be viewed as a criminal. Law and order would become null and void. Innocent peo­ ple will become victims in the process. Job seekers will not be entertained.

Most property owners have made a sac­ rifice in engaging the service of private secu­ rity companies at a high premium to protect their family and possessions.

These companies are presently doing a good job however their scope is limited. I re­ alise that our SAPS have severe personnel and financial constraints and are not able to be zone patrolling everywhere at the same time trying to protect the community.

I would suggest that a strongly motivat­ ed appeal be made to the relative SAPS de­ partment to consider setting up a satellite police station in Stanger Manor with a num­ ber of officers on duty.

This would perhaps act as a deterrent to would be criminals and also provide some form of comfort to the community.

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Butitisnotfair–anexcitingouting to the Wild Coast has always been special, but has now become an expensive lesson, a lesson not to support those who only want to take, and not give anything back.

The NGB is a focused actiontaking leader in its scope of operation and parts of the “G” are, according to it, essentially equal which should form a mirror image portraying balance and equality.

This was suggested due to the low credibility of the gambling industry from the pre-1994 era. It now seems to be worse than then.

Are the employees of the provincial regulator and/or the NGB blind about what is happening at the casino?

Is there someone who is getting an extra pay cheque? Where is the problem, definitely not with the people who still support them and then go home empty handed every time.

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ANIMAL RESCUE SPCA: Snake removal:

083 659 9482 032 947 1020

In case there’s an

emergency

10111

Crime Stop: 086 001 0111

Raising awareness of Down Syndrome

Founder of “You’re Magical” Trudy Chet­ ty.

>> Former Stanger resident forms support group

W

ORLD Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is observed on 21 March.

On this day, people with Down Syndrome and those who live and work with them throughout the world organise and participate in activities and events to raise public awareness and create a single global voice for advocating for the rights, inclusion and well­being of people with Down Syndrome.

The date for WDSD being 21 March was selected to signify the uniqueness of the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromo­ some which causes Down Syndrome.

DownSyndromeisanaturallyoccurring chromosomal arrangement that has al­ ways been a part of the human condition, being universally present across racial, gender or socio­economic lines.

Down Syndrome is estimated to be present in one in every 1 000 live births in

developed countries and one in every 650 live births in developing countries.

In South Africa it is roughly one in every 500.

DownSyndromeusuallycausesvarying degrees of intellectual and physical disa­ bility and associated medical issues.

Individuals with Down Syndrome are becoming increasingly integrated into so­ ciety and community organisations, such asschool,healthcaresystems,workforces, and social and recreational activities.

Individuals with Down Syndrome pos­ sess varying degrees of cognitive delays, from very mild to severe.

Most people with Down Syndrome havecognitivedelaysthataremildtomod­ erate.

Duetoadvancesinmedicaltechnology, individuals with Down Syndrome are living longer than ever before.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

In 1910, children with Down Syndrome were expected to survive to age nine.

With the discovery of antibiotics, the average survival age increased to 19 or 20.

Now,withrecentadvancementsinclin­ ical treatment, particularly corrective heart surgeries, as many as 80% of adults with Down Syndrome reach age 60, and many live even longer.

“You’re Magical” is a support group founded by Trudy Chetty.

It is designed to assist people with Down Syndrome and to let them know they are special, gifted and unique.

“Our mission is to create and nurture a loving and inclusive community celebrat­ ing every person with a disability, including Down Syndrome,” said Chetty.

“We will accomplish this mission by empowering and supporting families and individuals who have been touched by

Down Syndrome.

“We want to work together to increase education, promote public understanding and acceptance, work toward full inclu­ sion, and defend the civil rights of individu­ als with Down Syndrome,” she added.

One of the services the group will offer is speech and occupational therapies, free of charge.

“Children with Down Syndrome have speech impediments and this service will help families that cannot afford specialist fees.

“Something people may not be aware of, for instance, is the need for babysitters.

“Many parents who care for children

with disabilities often need just a night off.

Babysitters is also one of the services to be offered by You’re Magical,” said Chetty.

For more information on “You’re Magi­ cal” contact Trudy Chetty: e­mail yourem­ agical@webmail.co.za or 083 3181276.

A talent show will be held at the Essen­ wood Flea Market, Musgrave, Durban to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day on Saturday, 21 March at 10am.

AllthosewhohaveDownSyndrome,in­ clusive of special needs schools, are urged to participate in this event.

They’re welcome to present any item ranging from dance, singing, modelling, skits, etc.

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY

UMASPALA WAKWADUKUZA

REVISION AND ADOPTION OF CONSOLIDATED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME FOR KWADUKUZA.

UKUBUYEKEZWA KANYE NOKWAMUKELWA KOHLELO LOKUHLELWA LWEDOLOBHA LAKWADUKUZA

Public notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 2 read with Schedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008), for the revision, preparation and adoption of KwaDukuza Town Planning Scheme which incorporates the consolidation of all existing town planning schemes which include Umhlali, Zimbali, Stanger (Kwadukuza), Shaka’s Kraal, Prince’s Grant, Nkwazi, Ballito, Blythedale Beach and Tinley Manor Schemes for KwaDukuza.

Umphakathi uyaziswa, ngokulandela iSahluko sesiBili uma sifundwa nezinhlelo zohlu lokuqala lweKwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act (uMthetho ongunombolo 6 wonyaka ka-2008) mayelana nokulungiswa, kubuyekezwe kuphinde kwamukelwe uhlelo lokuhlelwa kwedolobha laKwaDukuza olubandakanya lufake ndawonye zonke izinhlelo ezikhona zokuhlelwa kwezindawo ezifaka uMhlali, iZimabli, uDukuza, i-Shaka’s Kraal, Prince’s Grant, iziNkwazi, iBallito, iBlythedale Beach kanye neTinley Manor.

The KwaDukuza Municipality proposes to establish and adopt a consolidated wall to wall town planning scheme for the KwaDukuza Area. The proposed zonings of properties and the town planning scheme clauses will be available for public inspection for a period of 30 days from 20 March 2015 at the following venues:-

• • •

KwaDukuza Library, Salt Rock Library, Ballito Library,

Shakaskraal Library Darnall Library, Glenhills Multi-Purpose Centre.

Any person wishing to submit comments must please do so by 24 April 2015. Comments should be submitted in writing to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O.Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 or municipalmanager@kwadukuza.gov.za NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS As part of the public participation process, interested and affected parties including community members and/or property owners are invited to the following public meetings: PUBLIC MEETING 1: VENUE: La Montagne (100 Compensation Road, Ballito) DATE: 21 March 2015 (09h30 – 13h00 PUBLIC MEETING 2: VENUE: ILembe Auditorium (12 Haysom Road, KwaDukuza) DATE: 21 March 2015 (13h30 – 17h00) N J MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY MN: 48/2015

uMaspala waKwaDukuza uhlongoza ukusunguls uphinde wamukele njengenqubo-mgomo uhlelo lokuhlelwa kwedolobha olufaka lezi zinhlelo ezahlukene ngenhloso yokuba ukuhlelwa kwentuthuko kungabi namncele kuzo zonke izigceme ezakhele uMaspala waKwaDukuza. Usomqulu oqukethe lesi siphaka miso uzotholaka ezindaweni ezibalulwe ngezansi ukuza amalungu omphakathi akwazi ukuzwakalisa izimvo zawo kusukela zingu-20 kuMashi nonyaka:

• uMtapo wolwazi waKwaDukuza, • uMtapo wolwazi wase-Salt Rock, • uMtapo wolwazi wase-Ballito,

uMtapo wolwazi wase-Shakaskraal, uMtapo wolwazi wase-Darnall, i-Glenhills Multi-Purpose Centre.

Noma ngubani ofisa ukuthumela izimvo zakhe kumele azithumele ungakedluli umhla zingu-24 kuEphrelil 2015. . Izimvo ziyothunyelwa ngokubhalwe phansi zibhekiswe kuMenenja kaMasipala, uMasipala KwaDukuza, PO Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 noma ku-email ethi: municipalmanager@kwadukuza.gov.za ISAZISO NGEMIHLANGANO YOMPHAKATHI Umphakathi uyaziswa ngezithangami la kuyodingidwa khona lolu daba njengengxenye yokunikeza amalunga omphakathi ithuba lokuba aphefumule ngalo. Amalunga omphakathi nalabo abanempahla efana nomhlaba, imizi namabhizinisi bayamenywa ukuba babe yingxenye yemihlangano ehlelwe kanje: UMHLANGANO WOKUQALA: INDAWO: La Montagne (100 Compensation Road, Ballito) USUKU: 21 March 2015 (09h30 – 13h00 UMHLANGANO WESIBILI: INDAWO: ILembe Auditorium (12 Haysom Road, KwaDukuza) USUKU: 21 March 2015 (13h30 – 17h00) NJ MDAKANE UMENENJA KAMASPALA UMASPALA WAKWADUKUZA MN: 48/2015

14 WEEKLY Inhlangano yezemvelo ISIZULU

20 March 2015

stanger

icela uxhaso kumphakathi

MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

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SIHLALO weSikhulile Community Development (ICD), uMnuz Sibusiso Ngubane, waseShakaville, eBhamshela, uthe le nhlangano ezimele wayisungula ngonyaka odlule, ngoba enothando lwezemvelo, futhi enesifiso sokusiza intsha evela emphakathini empofu.

Le nhlangano iqwashisa umphakathi ngokuvikela nokugcina imvelo ihlanzekile futhi ifundisa amalungu omphakathi ngamathuba okwenza imali, ngokuqoqwa kuka doti.

I-ICD yavakashela ikhaya lezintandane, i-Safe Haven Children and Elders Orphanage, eseLindelani,

ngenhloso yokufundisa umphakathi ngokubaluleka kokugcina imvelo ihlanzekile. Leli phephandaba lashicicelela ngalokhu ngeledlule.

UMnuz Ngubane uthe: “Umphakathi awunalo ulwazi ngokuthi ungayenza kanjani imali ngokuqoqa udoti kanti, udinga ukufundiswa kabanzi ngezindlela zokonga amanzi,” kusho yena.

Uqhube wathi isifiso sabo wukuthi bethuthukise indawo yaKwaDukuza, ibenamapakiazohehaizivakashi.

Uthe: “Inhlangano yethu iyafisa ukuba isungule inkampani ye-recycling, ngoba lokhu kuzoba nomthelela omuhle ngokuhamba kwesikhathi kwezemvelo yaku lendawo,” kusho yena.

UMnuz Ngubane, wafundiswa ngezemvelo ngaphansi kohlelo olubizwa ngokuthi, yi-Youth Jobs in Waste, olwasungulwa wuMnyango wezeMvelo kazwelonke.

Emva kokuba ephothule umatikuletsheni,

TO LET

BUSINESS PREMISES IN STANGER CBD ±300 sqm

ENQUIRIES: Rajesh 032 551 6029 032 551 2924

eSimunye High School, wazama ukubheka umsebenzi ezindaweni ezahlukahlukene kodwa akakwazanga ukuwuthola.

Uqhube wathi kuleso sikhathi, waba nothando lokuzibandakanya nezinhlelo ezithuthukisa umphakathi.

Uthe: “Ngathi sengizwile ngalolu hlelo, lwe-Youth Jobs in Waste, ngafikelwa umcabango wokuthi ngifunde ngaphansi kwalo, ukuze ngizosiza intsha yasendaweni yangakithi,” kusho yena.

Uthe njengoba inhlangano yabo isiqalile ukusebenza, uyabona ukuthi iningi lalabo asebenza nabo, bathokozela ukuthi kukhona abakwenzayo ikakhulukazi njengoba bekwenzela ukuzuzisa umphakathi.

“Ziningi izinselelo esibhekana nazo njenge nhlangano, njengokuthi, iningi lentsha engisebenzisana nayo ayiwutholi umsebenzi, kanti nenhlangano ayikabi nesikhwama semali sokuthi ibaholele,” kusho yena.

Uthe ukungabi nemali kudala izingqinamba njengoba inhlangano kumele ithenge imish-

iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY iLEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA ILembe District Municipality is strategically positioned for Developmental and Economic potential in KZN. The Municipality subscribes to the principles of equal employment opportunities as contemplated in the Employment Equity Act: 55 of 1998

TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER TASK GRADE 11: (R189 557.54 – R246 064.16) P.A. REQUIREMENTS: • • • • • •

Grade 12 Bachelor of Social Science in Community Development/Social Development or any equivalent.

Valid Code EC (08) Driver’s Licence.

One (1) year in community development initiatives.

Experience in social facilitation of construction projects (will be added advantage) Computer Literacy

RESPONSIBILITIES: • • • •

Facilitates all social activities in relation to the projects from project initiation stage, planning stage, design stage and project close out and hand over of water and sanitation schemes within district.

Identify social issues relating to existing water supply projects as well as existing Water Committees and integrate them with philosophy and policy of iLembe Municipality in terms of the project.

Oversees all the Institutional and Social Development (ISDs) companies as well as performing his/her duties.

Performs any task as and when required by the person having authority to do so.

BENEFITS: 13th Cheque, Generous Leave, Natal Joint Pension Fund, Medical Aid and home ownership scheme subject to certain conditions.

Kindly forward your application letter together with your detailed Curriculum Vitae and certified copies of your qualifications, ID and valid drivers licence to: The Municipal Manager: iLembe District Municipality, P. O. Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or hand deliver at iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street, KwaDukuza.

All enquiries are to be directed to Manager HR: GM Nzuza on (032) 437 9348/9524. The closing date for the submission is 03 April 2015 @ 16h00. Please note: Incomplete, faxed and emailed applications and applications received after closing date WILL NOT be considered. Should you not be contacted by this office within three (3) months of the closing date, kindly consider that your application was not successful. Canvassing of any form is strictly prohibited and will lead to disqualification of the application.

N Y MATHONSI ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

ini esiza ukugcina amagceke ehlanzekile, nezinye izinsiza abasebenza ngazo. “Okunye okungiphatha kabi ukuthi angikwazi ukunikeza ozakwethu ukudla uma siphumile siyosebenza,” kusho yena.

Uthe lo msebenzi bawenza ngothando ikakhulukazi kule ndawo yase-Stanger.

Unxuse amalungu omphakathi ukuba axhase inhlangano yabo nganoma yini esuka othandweni.

Uma unesifiso sokuxhasa noma uthanda

ukwazikabanzingalenhlangano,ungashayela uMnuz Ngubane, enombolweni ethi: 078 672 3797.

USihlalo wenhlangano ezimele eqwashisa umphakathi ngok­ uvikela nokugci­ na imvelo ihlan­ zekile, Isikhulile Community De­ velopment, uMnuz Sibusiso Ngubane ucela umphakathi ukuba uxhase inhlangano yabo ukuze iz­ okwazi ukuqhub­ eka nomsebenzi wayo.

ISITHOMBE: MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

MANDENI MUNICIPALITY INVITATION TO TENDER

PACKAGE B: GUARD HOUSES, SECURITY FENCE, GATES & DRIVEWAY TENDER NO.: 18/14/15 •

PN 12/2015

Tenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the construction of new guardhouses, upgrading of existing access roads and parking area as well as the erection of new fences and gates at the Mandeni Municipality Civic Centre.

Bidders shall be registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) and should have a minimum CIDB Contractor grading of 5GB SQ or higher. Entities who intend submitting a bid as a Joint Venture must ensure that their combined grading meets the required CIDB Grading.

A compulsory site inspection meeting will be held at 10h00 on Friday, 27 March 2015. Prospective tenderers shall meet at the Mandeni Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandini thereafter proceeding to the site.

PACKAGE C: COUNCIL CHAMBERS UPGRADE AND EXTENSION TENDER NO.: 19/14/15 •

PN 13/2015

Tenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the Upgrade and extension of the existing Civic Centre Council Chambers at Mandeni. The works comprise the expansion and upgrade of the existing Council Chambers as well as the reception and external entrance to the reception.

Bidders shall be registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) and should have a minimum CIDB Contractor grading of 6GB or higher. Entities who intend submitting a bid as a Joint Venture must ensure that their combined grading meets the required CIDB Grading.

A compulsory site inspection meeting will be held at 12h00 on Friday, 27 March 2015. Prospective tenderers shall meet at the Mandeni Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandini thereafter proceeding to the site.

FOR THE ABOVE TWO TENDERS: Tender documents together with drawings will only be available at the Cashiers, Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni from 20 March 2015 until 26 March 2015 during the hours: Monday to Thursday 08h00 to 16h00 and Friday 08h00 to 13h30. A non-refundable fee of R500.00 will be charged per document (cash or bank guaranteed cheques only).

No documents will be available or issued at the Briefing Session and should therefore be collected timeously beforehand.

Tenders are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the Tender document and must be sealed in an envelope and marked: “WITH THE RELEVANT TENDER NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION” and must be deposited in the tender box situated at the reception: Civic Centre, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni not later than 12h00, on Wednesday 08 April 2015 at which time tenders will be opened in public. The name and address of the tenderer must be clearly written on the sealed envelope containing the tender. Late tenders or tenders received by way of post, facsimile or e-mail will, under no circumstances, be considered.

The Mandeni Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, Act No. 5 of 2000 and its associated Regulations of 2011. The 90/10 principle applies to this tender. Tenders shall be valid for a period of 90 days. The Mandeni Municipality does not bind itself to accepting the lowest, or any tender, either wholly or in part or give any reason for such action.

Queries regarding this notice may be directed to Ms. Nosipho Hadebe tel. (032) 456 8200 at Supply Chain Management (SCM).

MR LH MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER

25906KZN

SERVICE GUIDES Stanger WEEKLY

20 March2015

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CRK Construction

ASHLEY WENDYS

Registered NHBRC Contractors

Wendy houses, all sizes available.

Specialising in Renovations, Alterations, Additions and New Projects.

Residential and Commercial For Quality & Guaranteed Workmanship Call

We do deliver to our customers.

For more call Deon: 084 642 2277 / 073 430 8100

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

CV RITE

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Excel Tax & Accounting

CV JOINTS

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

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Registered Company/SABS Approved Products

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

• and From the Market follow Now 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”.

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LYNNE: 083 974 9510

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

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:

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

CTN CARPORTS & AWNINGS

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

We will beat any written quote.

NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Free quote: Travolan Cell: 082 473 8795 Fax: 086 574 2275 Email: ctncarports@gmail.com

FABRIC & HABBY WORLD Shop 06, Eskay Plaza, Hulett Street

EMBROIDERY DONE ON TOWELS AND T-SHIRTS • McCALLS • BUTTERICK & VOGUE PATTERNS AVAILABLE • SALES OF DOMESTIC • INDUSTRIAL AND EMBROIDERY MACHINES • SERVICE AND REPAIRS FO SEWING MACHINES DONE Flat & Safety machines NOW in store FREE Demostration done once a month on Embroidery Machines Stockists of: All types of fabrics, curtaining, wide range of haberdashery & curtain accessories

faizel@ 032 551 2083

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

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

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Old MotorTown Midas Building, Workshop No. 2

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CONTACT: NAZ Cell: 073 714 9550/084 620 2953 E-mail: tnkparts0@gmail.com / naz0572@gmail.com

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

CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION

HOUSE TO LET

HOUSE FOR SALE

PREMISES TO LET

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

Contact: 032-551 6503/082 562 3676.

3 bedroom-loungebathroom/toilet. Please contact: 081 324 3259.

House for Sale in Townview, 3 bedroom, fitted kitchen and double parking carport. Contact Nozi 083 356 0935.

Premises to let-Salons, Rooms, Offices in CBD, near taxi rank. Contact: 074 483 9325.

BUSINESS FOR SALE CV Joint & Suspension Workshop for sale. For further details contact Leon 081 740 2134.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Health/Beauty Spa proposal invited, Stanger. Contact: 083 756 9245.

FLAT TO LET 2 Bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, dining room, T/B, inclusive of water, sewer & refuse, R3950, CBD/Office space.

Contact: 032-551 5885.

2 Bedroom flat to let, corner of Hulett & Patterson Street.

Contact Salem: 083 786 1099.

3 Bedroom/ensuite, lounge/dining room, prepaid electricity/ water, on ground floor, U/C parking in secure complex. Tel: 032-552 1170/Cell: 083 651 2815.

Dawnside-2 bed flat for rent, including water, R3000 p/m. Tel: 032551 1304 a/h only.

Glenhills, Jupiter Drive, 1 bedroom, ensuite, open plan kitchen and lounge, R1700 p/m including lights and water. Contact: 084 032 4444/032-437 8152.

High ridge-Modern 2 Bedroom outbuilding, 1 bath, kitchen and lounge fully tiled with separate entrance, R2800 (excl. water & lights). Contact: 032-551 5937.

Outbuilding in Stanger Heights-2 Rooms, kitchen, toilet & shower, garage, R2500 including lights & water. Phone: 082 330 3253.

Outbuilding to let in Stanger Manor, fully tiled and safe parking, included L&W. Contact: 032-552 4527/079 171 0922/078 795 8898.

Outbuilding, Stanger Manor, 3 bedroom, O/P lounge, kitchen (bic), toilet/shower + toilet, R3600 incl. water excl. lights. Contact: 032-552 1110/084 553 3001.

Outbuilding to let in Newtown, R2800 incl. water. Contact: 072 290 3700.

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

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

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

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Transport required to Durban Edwin Swales Dr, Sea View. Contact: 083 575 9919.

NOTICE

VACANCY

In accordance with the requirements of CIPC, 21 clear days’ notice is hereby given of the intention to apply to the CIPC for re-instatement of the following CC. N D A B E Z I T H A INSPECTIONS PIONEERS CC 2004/008174/23.

Any objections to the application to reinstatement must be made within 21 days to the following address: THE MEMBER/S c/o SS DLAMINI GROUP, INC. 62 Hullett Street, Suite 2B Jangnoor Centre, KwaDukuza, 4449 032 551 1000/ 0825034705 Dated at KwaDukuza on the 18 March 2015.

Code 10 & 14 Drivers required for local and long distance haulage.

Please contact: 081 324 3259.

PREMISES TO LET Premises to let in Stanger Manor, secure area. Contact: 083 282 8726.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING PRACTITIONER ISITHEBE A vacancy exists for an Occupational Health Nursing Practitioner at Liquid Cartons Isithebe. This position reports directly to the Human Resources Manager.

Key responsibilities will include: • Implementing the provision of a professional occupational health service in the operation, within a legal and ethical framework, to ensure a healthy, productive workforce.

• Providing professional advice to management on occupational health matters.

• Assisting with the development and implementation of occupational health policies and procedures and ensuring compliance with all relevant legal requirements.

• Building and maintaining conducive relationships with all stakeholders.

Implementing special projects related to occupational health e.g. HIV/AIDS • Ensuring accurate and timeous reporting of occupational health issues Controlling the operational occupational health clinic budget The ideal candidate should: • Have a diploma or degree in Occupational Health Nursing Science.

• Be registered with the SA Nursing Council as Occupational Health Nurse.

• Have indemnity with SASOHN. • Have a dispensing certificate, and audiometry- instruction 171, and HIV counselling skills.

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA KWAZULU-NATAL LOCAL DIVISION, DURBAN CASE NO. 1464/2007 In the matter between:FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED T/A FNB Plaintiff And ROSHANLAL OMADAT First Defendant

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA KWAZULU-NATAL DIVISION, PIETERMARITZBURG CASE NO: 10132/2013 In the matter between:ABSA BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and RAYMOND PAUL FILER Defendant

SHARON OMADAT Second Defendant NOTICE OF SALE The under mentioned property will be sold in execution on 7 APRIL 2015 at 10h00 outside the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/Kwa Dukuza.

The property situate at “Lot 2013 Stanger (extension 19), situate in the borough of Stanger, Administrative District of Natal, Province of KwaZulu-Natal” SITUATED AT: 4 Orchid Road, Stanger Manor REGISTRATION DIVISION: Administrative District of Natal, Province of KwaZulu-Natal MEASURING: 978 (Nine Hundred and Seventy Eight) square metres As held by the first and second defendant under deed of Transfer Number T. 17034/89 The property is zoned: residential IMPROVEMENTS: A Residential Dwelling comprising of a Double Storey Brick under tile dwelling consisting 2 x Lounges, 1 x Kitchen; 4 x Bedrooms 1 x Bathroom 3 x Showers 4 x Toilets Other 4 x Out garages, 1x Servants Room; 1 x Verandah; 1 x Store Room Granny Flat comprises; 1x Lounge 1 x Kitchen 2 x Bedrooms 1 x Bathroom 1 x Toilet, concrete driveway and remote gate (The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed and are sold “voetstoots”) The full conditions of sale may be inspected at the Office of the Sheriff at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Ghandi Street, Stanger/ KwaDukuza.

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

2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, Kwa Dukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia; Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov.za./view.DownloadFileAction?id=99961) 4. FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars.

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

6. Registration conditions.

7. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, will conduct the sale with auctioneer R Singh and/or S Reddy and/or S de Wit. 8. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply.

DATED AT DURBAN on 12 March 2015 PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY RAMDASS AND ASSOCIATES 308-310 Problem Mkhize Road (formerly Cowey Road) Berea, Durban 4001 Ref: Mr D J Stilwell/vs

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NOTICE OF SALE The property which will be put up for auction on Tuesday the 7th April 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: A unit consisting of: (a) Section No. 11 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS593/97, in the scheme known as Milkwood in respect of the land and building or buildings situated at Shakas Rock KwaDukuza Municipality area of which section the floor area, according to the said sectional plan is 345 (Three Hundred and Forty Five) square metres in extent; (b) An undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said Sectional Plan Held by Deed of Transfer No. ST49726/2003.

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 11 Milkwood, 84 Ocean Drive, Shakas Rock, KwaZulu-Natal.

IMPROVEMENTS: Sectional title unit consisting of: Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining room, Family room, Kitchen, 3 Bathrooms, 3 Bedrooms, Scullery, Laundry, 3 Garages 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 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/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 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street/KwaDukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia, Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id=99961); 4. Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars.

5. Payment of a registration fee of R10 000.00 paid at time of registration in cash.

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

DATED at DURBAN this 26th day of FEBRUARY 2015.

PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS JOHNSTON & PARTNERS 25 CLARIBEL ROAD MORNINGSIDE DURBAN REF: N HIRZEL/T DE KOCK/48 A500 315

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In the Estate of the late Mohamed Faruk Ali Identity Number: 490223 5166 08 2 Date of Birth: 23 February 1949 Date of Death: 25 May 2013 Last Adress: No. 1 Patterson Street, Stanger Estate No: 14921/2013 DBN Creditors and Debtors in the above Estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication hereof.

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Major upsets WEEKLY in mixed trebles darts tourney SPORT

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WEEKLY REPORTER THERE were major upsets in the Jerry Arunachellam and Family-sponsored mixed trebles darts tournament (hosted by KwaDukuza Darts Association) held at the North Coast Tavern on Wednesday night.

Darrel Shanmagum, who enjoyed a purple patch since the start of the 2015 season, winning no less than two singles titles, joined forces with Vigen Murugan and sponsor Arunachellam.Afterbeingdrawnabyein the quarter-final, they came up against veteran campaigners Paddy Padayachee, Sanjay Singh and Charlie Pillay, who ousted the youthful trio of Sidney Naicker, Jodie Naidoo and Justin Naidoo in the quarters.

Shanmagum, Murugan and Arunachellam were firing blanks against a psyched-up trio of Padayachee, Singh and Pillay in the semi-final, who produced scintillating darts to register a fluent 2-0 win to book their place in the final.

The more fancied trio of Neeran Somnath, Terrence Subban and Balu Pillay were blown out in the quarters after slumping to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Yogan Pillay, Vishalin Parmasivan and Jerry Govender.

Vasa Rungasamy, Nine Pillay and Vinesh Geanballey suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Devan Gounden, Dennis Govender and Preggi Appadora in the first set of their quarter final clash. But, Rungasamy who notchedupabrilliant171(threetriple 19’s) kept his team in contention for honours after annexing the second

set to level the scores at 1-1 and push the game into a third and decisive set.

Pillay and Geanballey upped their tempo in the final set, cantering to victory (2-1) to secure a semi-final berth against Yogan Pillay, Parmasivan and Jerry Govender.

The semi-finals proved to be a real humdinger with both teams producing brilliant darts to secure a place in the final.

Rungasamy,PillayandGeanballey drew first blood after winning the 1st set, but Yogan, Parmasivan and Govender came back strongly midway into the second set to collar their rivals and secure a hard fought win.

Withthescorestiedat1-1,thefinal set proved to be crucial for both teams intheirquestforhonours.Yogan,Parmasivan and Govender had only themselves to blame after a disappointing performance in the final set.

They failed to produce consistently high scores in the final set which resulted in them going down (2-1).

Padayachee, Singh and Pillay stunned their more youthful opponents after winning the opening set of the final. But, Rungasamy, Nine Pillay and Geanballey, who were late out of the starting hammered their rivals in the next two sets to clinch (2-1) the mixed trebles darts title.

PresidentofKwaDukuzaDartsAssociation (KDDA), Jerry Govender thanked Arunachellam and Family for their generous sponsorship. Tonight(Wednesday)KDDAwillhostthe team doubles tournament at the North Coast Tavern in KwaDukuza commencing at 7.30pm.

United, Stars share the spoils >> Log leaders United expected a big finish WEEKLY REPORTER

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OCKY Park United and Nandi Shooting Stars shared the spoils (1­1) in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League (stream two) stalemate played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

Log leaders United, boasting seven wins and a solitary loss since the start of the 2014/2015 season arrived at the Rec­ reation Ground in high spirits, anticipat­ ing to bag all three points against the fourth­placed Stars outfit in the hope of extending their lead at the summit of the log table.

But, they were in for a rude awakening

after a dismal performance and were for­ tunate to return home with a point. The Ntshawini­based Stars outfit squan­ dered a golden opportunity of breaking the deadlock as early as the fifth minute after Samkelo Maphumulo was involved in a one­on­one with the United keeper, but he fluffed his shot, kicking wide.

Ten minutes later Bongani Xulu beat the United central defender with ease, but blasted the ball over the crossbar.

Midway into the first half, the United twin strikers, Rishel and Rishal Singh wreaked havocupfront,butfailedtobeattheStars keeper, Cebo Mthethwa who made some brilliant saves.

In the 25th minute, Tyrell Canary play­

ing on the far right flank beat his marker before making his way into the box, but his finishing was woeful, missing the tar­ getbymiles.Justbeforethebreak,Nhlah­ la Dube held his head in disbelief after missing the target from close range.

Early in the second half, Siyabonga KhuzwayolatchedontoacrossfromXulu, but headed the ball over the bar.

On the stroke of the hour mark, United wereawardedafreekickfromjustoutside the box after a horrendous tackle by Zaya Mthembu. Riaz William’s brilliantly exe­ cuted curling free kick beat the keeper and went into the top left hand corner of the net to give United a 1­0 lead.

Minutes later United were awarded yet another free­kick, but this time Willi­ ams failed to curl the ball, resulting in him missing the target.

With less than 10 minutes remaining Starswereawardedafreekickjustmetres outside the box. Muh Khathi’s free­kick was a replica of Williams, beating the United keeper Thobelani Mthembu to snatch a vital equaliser (1­1).

Minutes later Khuzwayo could have sealed all three points for Stars. He re­ ceivedaperfectthroughballfromKhathi, butinsteadofshootingatgoal,hepassed the ball to the far right flank.

With less than three minutes remain­ ing Stars hero, Khathi received a second yellow card after a reckless challenge and referee Thabo Pheko had no choice but to flash the red card and give Khathi marching orders.

Rocky Park United (in red) and Nandi Shooting Stars (in maroon) shared the spoils in a 1­1 SAFA KwaDukuza Local Foot­ ball Associ­ ation Pre­ mier League stalemate played at the Recrea­ tion Ground on Saturday.

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Proud sponsor, Jerry Arunachellam (extreme right) congratulates mixed treb­ les darts champions Vasa Rungasamy, Nine Pillay and Vinesh Geanballey.

Dawnheights off to a dream start WEEKLY REPORTER DAWNHEIGHTS Cricket Club got off to a dream start in their KwaZulu­Natal Chal­ lenge League Twenty­20 Knockout Cup campaign on Sunday.

OnSundaymorningtheytrouncedRail­ ways by 79­runs at the Maidstone Ground in Tongaat and barely three hours later beat Simplex RHCSC by five wickets at the Country Club Ground to notch up an im­ pressive double header victory.

In the match against Railways, Dawn­ heights batted first and posted a mam­ moth 150/1 in their allotted 20­overs.

Varun Pal top­scored with a brilliant half­century(58)whichincludedfivefours and two massive sixes. Sagar Arora notched up 37 runs which included seven fours. T. Pillay was the pick of the Railways bowlers grabbing 4/14 from four overs.

Defending 150 runs, Dawnheights bowledsuperblytodismissthehometeam for a paltry 71/10 in 16.5 overs. B. Govender (26) top­scored for the home team. Mi­ khalin Naicker (3/14 from 2.5 overs) and AdhirMaharaj(3/18from4overs)werethe most successful Dawnheights bowlers.

Shehzad Mohamed (2/19 from four overs) and Nikilesh Misra (2/10 from three overs) claimed two wickets each.

With their tails up, Dawnheights made the 30km trip back to KwaDukuza in the hope of repeating their feat against the

powerful Simplex outfit at the Country Club Ground.

Simplex won the toss and elected to bat first. The visitors posted 88/9 in their allotted 20 overs.

Opener A. Laghari top­scored with 33 runs which included six fours and a six. Na­ icker grabbed 3/14 from four overs and Ma­ haraj claimed 2/24 from four overs.

Dawnheights cantered to an impress­

ive five­wicket victory (90/5) in the 17th over. Arora (28) and Pal (21) impressed with the bat yet again.

Dawnheights need to beat Phoenix on Sunday at the Rainham Grounds in Phoe­ nix in the hope of securing a semi­final berth.

Meanwhile, Ilembe avenged their 2014 T20 semi­final defeat at the hands of Ver­ ulam with a hard earned nine runs victory

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Dawnheights were in high spirits after notching up back­to­back victories in their KZN Challenge League T20 K.O. Cup double header clash on Sunday.

at the Verulam Recreation Ground.

Ilembe lost the toss and were asked to bat first. They were reeling at 41/5, but thanks to a brilliant knock of 34 runs by Preshen Rapersadh (which included three boundaries), they (Ilembe) posted a re­ spectable94/8.Zukilkar(23)andYusufIs­ mail (11) were the only other Ilembe bats­ men to register double digits.

Dinolan Govender (2/13 from four overs) and Pesa Pather (2/20 from four overs) were the pick of the Verulam bowl­ ers claiming two wickets each.

KZN Dolphins cap, Prinelan Subrayan, batting at four for Verulam tried desper­ ately to keep the home team in the hunt for honours. But, with wickets tumbling at regular intervals, Verulam were restricted to85/8(goingdownbynineruns).Subray­ an scored an unbeaten 32 runs.

Aaron Pillay was the destroyer­in­chief for Ilembe grabbing 3/17 from four overs.

Dillon Rautenbach grabbed 2/19 from four overs.

Withasemi­finalspotbeckoning,Ilem­ be will be taking no chances in their last Pool D game against Chatsworth at the Penguin Street Grounds in Chatsworth on Sunday. Ilembe beat Chatsworth in the KZN Challenge League (50 Overs) at home and away and are sure to start favourites for honours.

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Grove End clinch Top 8 K.O. Cup >> Dominating team finishes on top WEEKLY REPORTER

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ROVE End clinched the Trophies Engravers-sponsored KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) Top 8 Knockout Cup after trouncing arch-rivals KSST in straight sets (2-0) before a partisan crowd at the association courts on Thursday night.

The former VSA (Volleyball South Africa) champions, KSST were at sixes and sevens right from the start and watched in awe as Grove End catapulted to greater heights right from the start.

Proud manager of the Grove End outfit, Pravin Thulsiram watched with glee from the touchlines after his son, Cyprin combined superbly with setter Desmond Pillay to give his side a 9-4 lead.

Chasingamammothfivepointdeficit, KSST capitalised on the penetration errors of their opponents (which was watched like hawks by the umpires) to level the scores at 12-12.

The use of Shaylen Govender as libero by KSST left many of their supporters and neutrals shaking their headsindisbelief-hisbumpswerepathetic adding to the woes of the KSST setters.

Grove End raced to a 17-13 lead, but unforced errors allowed KSST to claw their way back into contention (20-22). Crucial errors by Athymoolam and the lanky Immilo Pillay al-

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Grove End Volleyball Club clinched the Trophies Engravers­sponsored KwaDukuza Volleyball Association Top 8 K.O. Cup after beating arch­rivals KSST in straight sets (2­0) on Thursday night. lowed Grove End to secure matchpoint (24-20).

Kyle Puckree, who has been below par throughout the first set, gave KSST a glimmer of hope after hammering the ball down the line to reduce the deficit to three points (2124). Daniels sprawled himself to retrieve the ball, but followed it up with

a horrendous attack on the net that allowed Grove to secure a comfortable 25-21 win in the first set.

The reigning KDVA Competitive League champions Grove End stamped their authority in to take a commanding 7-2 lead in the second set. Successive service errors by Athymoolam and Puckree followed

by an atrocious attack by Daniels which missed the parameters of the courts by miles allowed Grove End to extend their lead.

Neil Perumal set the court ablaze with a bazooka from the centre and Vinnie Singh rubbed further salt into the wounded KSST outfit to double Grove End’s advantage (16-8).

KSSTmanagerSydKistantriedeverything to overcome the tsunami of Grove End attacks including replacing Puckree with Pillay as utility.

But, Grove End were unfazed by the substitutions made by their opponents before Cyprin Tulsiram hammered the final nail into the coffin of their arch-rivals to inspire Grove End to an emphatic 25-12 win.

Meanwhile, Nolan Govender, Brendon Govender, Mark Pillay and Sherwin Adayyapa (who quit Grove End at the start of the 2015 season) combined to guide Warriors Sport to honours against Friendz (25-23; 2518) in the play-offs for third spot.

Inothervolleyballnews,KDVAwill host its first council meeting on Monday, 23 March at The Quartz Conference Centre commencing at 7pm.

KDVA records clerk Aslam Randeree warned that clubs who fail to submit their player registration forms (together with photos) before Thursday, 19 March will not be allowed to participate in the 2015 league programme.

Clubs are encouraged to participate in the open volleyball tournament (hosted by UKZN) at the UDW Sports Complex on Saturday, 21 March. The tournament is open to competitive males and females and social league teams.

The entrance fee is R500 per team.

For more information, contact Venai Naicker on 084 819 7234.

Dawnview notch impressive double victory

KDAC athletes notch respectable times

Dawnview Primary School were ec­ static after notching up a double victory in the Ilembe Primary Schools un­ der 13 League.

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Soobramoney (1:52), Jay Ramnath (1:54), Nikeyi Maarbeel (2:10), Paddy KWADUKUZA Athletic Club athletes Padayachee (2:15), Morgan Pillay notched up respectable times in the (2:15), Dippy Moodley (2:15), ChandTongaat Panthers marathon held in er Gungadeen (2:18), Danny Sewmungal Tongaat on Sunday.

NISHEN CHETTY WAS THE (2:27), Sue Gungadeen Nishen Chetty was the SOLE KDAC REPRESENTATIVE (2:28), Yathin sole KDAC rep- IN THE 42.2KM RACE AND DID Narotham (2:28) and Jaresentative in WELL, FINISHING THE glall Jagadaw the 42.2km race and did GRUELLING, RELATIVELY FLAT (2:28).

Melody well, finishing the gruelling, COURSE IN A TIME OF 4:57. Ndlovu completed the relatively flat 10km race in a time of 1:01. Dayacourse in a time of 4:57.

Nkosinathi Cele set a cracking nand Ramrup (1:25), Beena Ramrup pace in the 21.1km race, cutting the (1:39), Shireen Sewmungal (1:44), tape in a splendid time of 1:28. Other Vani Naidoo (1:44) and Dasrath Hariathletes to finish the 21.1km race lal (1:44) successfully completed the were Robert Zubane (1:50), Jaybalan 10km walk.

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KwaDukuza Athletic Club athletes notched up respectable times at the Tongaat Panthers marathon held in Tongaat on Sunday.

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WEEKLY REPORTER DAWNVIEW Primary School notched up an impressive double victory in their Ilembe Primary Schools under 13 double-header clash played last week.

On Monday, they trounced the more fancied KwaDukuza Primary School by eight wickets and on Thursday threw the formbook out of the window after toppling champions,ManorPrimary,forthefirsttime in more than a decade.

In the match against KwaDukuza Primary, Dawnview elected to bat first after winning the toss. The visitors were bundled out for 54 runs with Suveer Dewlall (14) the only KwaDukuza Primary batsman to register double digits.

Bayanda Shandu was the destroyer-in-chief for Dawnview claiming 3/15 from four overs. Lerushan Chetty (2/12 from four overs) and Shaun Mbambo (2/10 from four overs) grabbed two wickets each.

In reply, man-of-the-match Bay-

andu top-scored with a note-worthy 23 runs which included two fours and a six to guide Dawnview to an emphatic eight-wicket victory. He received good support from Shaun who scored 17 runs.

On Thursday, Dawnview welcomed reigning champions Manor Primary.Manor,wholosttheiropening league encounter against KwaDukuza, made the trip to Dawnview in the hope of getting back to the winning trail.

Manor batted first after losing the toss. They posted a dismal 57/9 in their allotted 15 overs with Nceba (13) the only batsman to record double figures.

Ashton Moodley (3/21 from three overs)andSbongaKonke(3/16from three overs) claimed three wickets each.

Despite wickets falling around him, opener Shaun Mbambo held his nerve top-scoring with 23 runs which included two fours to guide Dawnview to a four-wicket victory with one over to spare.

Manor coach, Isaac Abraham said:“TheDawnviewladsplayedextremelywellandthoroughlydeserve victory”.

Meanwhile,Dawnviewwhowere strongly fancied to finish at the top of pool A conceded their game against North Coast Primary School (due to transport logistics). With North Coast Primary only available to play at 1pm and the majority of Dawnview players relying on transport (which picks them from school at 2pm), they had to concede defeat.

In the under 11 league game played at Manor Primary on Wednesday, North Coast Primary toppled the hosts by nine wickets.

Manor batted first and posted 64/0 from 12 overs. Kevlin Naidoo top-scored with 17 runs. North Coast Primary conceded more than 35 runs in extras.

In reply man-of-the-match, Jared blasted six fours in his unbeaten 30-runs contribution to inspire North Coast to victory in the 10th over.

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Jameel Has­ san with a 21.5kg King­ fish (Giant Trevally) caught at Tugela Beach this weekend.

20 March at the Adelaide Oval and favourites New Zealand play hosts to West Indies at the Westpac Stadium in Wellington on 21 March.

"Based purely on the formbook, New Zealand will do battle with Sri Lanka in the first semi-final with Australia locking horns with India in the second semi-final.

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whose inclusion in the squad has been the subject of much debate.

Proteas skipper AB de Villiers has come out in support of De Kock.

De Villiers said: "There's no doubt in my mind that he's a matchwinner and I've said it before that he's going to play a big part in us winning the Cricket World Cup".

Former Proteas skipper Graeme Smith suggests that De Kock be dropped and that De Villiers takes the wicket-keeping gloves.

Avid Proteas fan Narendra Singh said: "In the other quarter final clash, Bangladesh do battle with India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 19 March.

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AN the Proteas overcome the Sri Lankans in the quarter-finals of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup on Wednesday, 18 March at the Sydney Cricket Ground?

The Proteas booked their place in the quarter-final after securing a 146-run against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in their Pool B match in Wellington (New Zealand) on Thursday.

The South African opening batsman Quinton de Kock has come under severe criticism from fans across the globe.

He has scored just 53 runs (26 of them against UAE on Thursday) in six innings at the ICC world Cup and

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All funds generated from the tournament will go towards baby Seyan Naicker.

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