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Possibility of no water in two years >> ’Water has no substitute and the province is facing a drought, so the situation is urgent.’

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“Water has no substitute and the provinceisfacingadrought,sothesituation is urgent,” Starkey said.

The Umgeni system provided about 350 million cubic metres of water a year, augmented by just less than 50 million cubic metres from the Spring Grove Dam. With demand now at 400 million cubic metres, it means that there is just enough water.

By 2017 the areas fed by the system could face a short-term deficit.

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ART of the North Coast and eThekwini could run short of water in just two years if rainfall trends continue and nothing is done to augment supplies.

KwaZulu-Natal’s chief director of water and sanitation Ashley Starkey said this at a presentation at the launch of National Water Week last week at an Umgeni Water-hosted event at Hazelmere Dam in Verulam.

Starkey presented a “water balance” scenario for the Umgeni water system, which considered the impact of planned projects and demand

year.

Desalination of sea water on the North Coast seems to be expected to further augment supplies from 2023.

The Smithfield Dam augmentation scheme in 2029 will further strengthenwatersecurityintheprovince.

Starkey urged people to use water sparingly.

“Last year at this time, the Hazelmere Dam was sitting at 97% capacity, but is now at 46%. That is half of its capacity. Low rainfall will continue the trend,” he said.

Earlier this year, the dam was sitting at 34.6 percent and water was

Non-revenue water lost through theft or leaks also featured in the discussion.

“The national estimate is 36.8 percent. Rural municipalities have higher usage than metros and urban municipalitiesandthevolumeofwaterin South Africa was 1 580 million cubic metres per annum, which equated to 30% of total water supply.

“This is more than 3.5 times Umgeni Water’s annual supply and the estimated value of this water is R7.2 billion,” said Gamede Earlier this year KZN was allocated more than R353.7 million to ease the effects of the drought.

predicted to run out by August.

In April, an emergency pumping scheme from the Tongaat River was commissioned at a cost of more than R30 million.

Umgeni Water’s chief executive Cyril Gamede said the organisation had a short- and a long-term view, extending to 2030.

“We will plan long-term water resources adequacy; establish a water demand management business unit to address high water loss, and proactively plan and build new bulk regional water schemes while continuously investing in operations and maintenance.”

Imvutshana Dam handed over to Maphumulo community JYOTHI LALDAS

benefit more than 150 000 members of the community who will be drinking po­ table water for the first time.

This multimillion rand dam is be­ lieved to go a long way to permanently eradicate clean water scarcity and usher in dignity to scores of women who had to endure walking long distances with babies on their backs, to fetch water in crocodile infested rivers.

The dams water storage capacity is 3.1 million m³ and it is part of the four tril­ lionrandinvestmentininfrastructurean­ nounced by president Jacob Zuma.

MINISTER of Water and Sanitation Nomvula Mokonyane and MEC for Co­ operative Governance and Traditional AffairsNomusaDube­Ncubewerejoined by thousands of Maphumulo residents to celebrate the official handover of the Imvutshana Dam on Monday last week.

The launch comes after years of hardship as residents had to suffer the indignity of sharing water resources with livestock.

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has been withdrawn. “I heard from the secretary how dire the situation is and how patients do not even have food,” said Mdabe.

Mdabe along with municipal officials from the district municipality visitedVulamehlotoassessthesituation.

“When we arrived indeed we found that there was no food. They didn’t have cleaning agents and the nurses had not received their stipends for months,” he said.

Last week, the first lady of iLembe Thembi Mdabe led a delegation with municipal officials to Vulamehlo where groceries were donated by the PHOTO: SUPPLIED Mdabe family.

The first lady of iLembe District Municipality Thembi Mdabe with some of the Vulamehlo is an initiative of a few patients of Vulamehlo Hospice and the groceries donated by the Mdabe fami­ unemployed community women that ly. was launched in March 2008 that offers 24 hours in-patient palliative care.

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JYOTHI LALDAS Even though it currently has 20 A visit to the office of the mayor of HE African proverb, “Ingane en- iLembe District Municipality Welcome beds, it can only accommodate about gakhali ifela embelekweni”, Mdabe by the secretary of Vulamehlo 10 people due to the lack of capacity couldn’t be more true for the Reverend SB Ndaba revealed the hard- and resources.

Project manager Elizabeth Khumawell-known Vulamehlo Hospice in ship the organisation is facing.

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HE plight of 40 Shakashead residents who live in leakyroofed tin houses, and with no stable water supply, has been taken up by local business owner Tamsyn Ferreira, the managing director of Alifurn Outdoor furniture manufacturers.

Ferreira(thefirstfinalistintheMargaret Hirsch Woman In Business Achiever of the Year Awards programme) would like to put together a programme that would involve other business partners in the Shakashead Industrial Park coming forward to offer assistance through a variety of fund raising drives.

Ferreira recently met with the KwaDukuzadeputymayorDollyGovender, a member of the KwaDukuza disaster management team Tarzan Naicker and two representatives from Sembcorp/Siza Water Innocent Mangue and Roshan Chalithan to discuss the situation and put forward a plan of action.

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HAKASKRAAL Primary School has a lot to be proud of as years of sacrifice and hard work finally paid off.

At the end of 2014, heads of the school undertook to build five classrooms with funds from their own coffers.

With the help of Act for Children and Soul City, this dream finally materialised.

The acting principal Mr P. Govender said that he owes his gratitude to a band of dedicated teachers, a very supportive school governing body and the community.

The project which costs almost R1 million was successfully completed and occupied by pupils in 2015.

At a glamorous opening held last week, high ranking officials from the Department of Education at all levels: provincial, district and circuit graced the function together with the KZN manager of Soul City.

Management, staff and pupils said that it was indeed a proud moment for the school.

It is not an everyday event that public schools embark on such undertakings.

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Sister Kogie Naidoo and community care worker Bongiwe Mnyandu.

MAKHOSANDILE ZULU WITH March being TB awareness month, Sister Kogie Naidoo and community care worker Bongiwe Mnyandu educated users of the KwaDukuza and Maphumulo taxi ranksabouttheprevalenceofTuberculosis (TB) and about the symptoms of the dis­ ease last week.

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NOTHANDO Mpanza placed the onus on herself to inform local pupils about the plethora of opportunities available for them after their secondary schooling.

She was able to achieve this by hosting the KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) FET Expo on 19 and 20 March, at the KwaDukuza Town Hall.

The event was attended by Stanger High, ML Sultan, Stanger Secondary, Stanger South, Glenhills Secondary and Tshelenkosi Secondary Schools grade 12 pupils who were given the opportunity to interact with various institutes of higher education and other organisations.

Some of the colleges that availed themselves were Boston, PC Training and Business College, The Graduate Academy KZN North Coast and Mfolozi TVET. Representatives from the Department of Correctional Services, traffic and from the banking industry were also present to tell the pupils about career prospects in their respective fields as well as the bursaries and financing opportunities they offer.

Mpanza said that she felt compelled to host an expo of this nature when she realised that overcrowding in most South African universities meant that for some, higher education would be an unfulfilled dream and due to a lack of knowledge about other opportunities they end up at home and jobless.

“It is our duty as the youth of this country to assist in the development of others in any way we can,” she said.

The other problem she noted was that pupils generally fail to achieve grades to meet the stringent university requirements.

“Pupils do not obtain enough qualifying points to get into university. That is why I saw it fit to host an event that will expose them to various options that they may have not known about,” she said.

The lack of finances is also a major hurdle for many individuals who have the desire to study further making such an informative event an invaluable asset to those pupils who face such challenges.

“This event serves as yet another way of bridging the education gap between pupils from rural and urban areas and it gives hope to those who come from financially disadvantaged homes,” she said.

The expo was a thrilling two days of information sharing made energetic by enthusiastic pupils who, during intervals, entertained their peers with back breaking dance moves as the hired deejay spun records of the latest hits.

Mpanza said the municipality sponsored the venue and the music and she is grateful for this.

“The KwaDukuza Municipality helped me in so many ways in making this day a success, which showed me that our municipality really cares and really is all about service delivery,” she said.

She added that the event was her first step infollowinginthefootstepsofhergrandfather, General Gizenga Mpanza.

“I come from a family that is always looking for ways to help other people. My grandfather General Gizenga Mpanza was very instrumentalinmouldingthiscountryandthis towntowhatitistodaysoitismyresponsibility that I carry on his legacy and walk boldly in his footsteps by doing community work,” she said.

“They advised us about further education and financial aid,” said Bhekumuzi Hamilton Khumalo, a grade 12 pupil at ML Sultan, who continued, “and yes, I feel like we did benefit,” he said.

The success of last week’s expo has prompted Mpanza to host them in other areas for the benefit of pupils there.

“I have decided to move on to other areas and host such events just to reach out to as many pupils as possible,” she said.

For more information on upcoming career expos that the young ‘social activist’ will be hosting in future contact her on 076 760 8413 or send her an email at Thandoeh@gmail.com

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‘We need answers’ A

LL South Africans are aware that false advertising, fraud and corruption are the order of the day, especially when it comes to food and drink used everyday by most households.

No firm or organisation responsible for supplying our local supermarkets are prepared to state whether the product has been subjected to irradiation, hormones for growth, the pesticides used during the growing period, and so on, to a never ending list.

Recently I have been surprised to learn how many consumers have queried milk products – people from Johannesburg to Bloemfontein to Margate.

My curiosity peaked and I visited the three bigger supermarkets on the South Coast to inspect the fresh milk shelves.

This visit resulted in discovering there are only four name brands stocked and these are Clover, Crystal Valley, Orange Grove and Pick ‘n Pay. The fresh milk products are full cream milk, two percent low fat milk, one percent low fat milk, low fat milk and fat free milk.

I have personally lived on small holdings for many years and have kept my own cows, chickens, pigs and sheep and have grown a lot of the abovefoodasalsomyownvegetables and fruit, although not being an expert in any of the above, one acquires

a certain working knowledge.

Would the producers (maybe this is the wrong word as mainly cows, goats and coconut’s produce milk), kindly explain the difference in the aboveproducts,thepricedifferentiation and why full cream milk does not appear to have any cream.

As is known by most people, cream, being lighter than the milk, floats to the top. How many consumers who support the supermarkets have seen any cream in any of the fresh milk containers?

The reply to the above is eagerly awaited by many thousands of consumers.

Ian S. Kalil

Political meddling is destroying the SABC CONGRESS of the People (COPE) condemns,inthestrongestpossibleterms, the hijacking of the SABC by the ruling party in order, as many people are suggesting, to make it ostensibly into a propaganda machine.

The Minister of Communications, similarly, is becoming the unabashed Minister of Propaganda.

The minister is the political head of the public broadcaster. She needs to ensure compliance with its mandate.

By all appearance, she is doing the

opposite. Together with chief executive officer, whose suspension the Public Protector ordered, the minister is using strong-arm tactics to achieve party political objectives. This is completely unacceptable to COPE. Ifthereisanytruthinnewspaperreports quoting her as saying that she could not act against COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng because “Baba loved him so much”,orwordstothateffect,wesurely have a constitutional crisis on our hands.

Anyway, a lot is happening every day confirming our fear of the ruling party tightening its grip on the SABC. The SABC is no longer an authentic public broadcaster, but increasingly a propaganda machine for the ruling party.

We believe that in order to restore the credibility of the SABC, it is imperative for political meddling in management or its financial matters or its editorial interference to end immediately.

COPEcallsuponcivilsocietyorganisations such as the SAVE OUR SABC coalition and others to raise their voices against this unacceptable situation within the SABC. Things have come to a sorry pass and the time for all of us to stand up and be counted is now!

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HE dusty pathways, blazing heat and ridged roads did not deter representatives from Boston City Campus and Business College Stanger and the Department of Justice when they embarked on the journey to Harry Bodasing Primary School, L Bodasing Primary School and ML Sultan Kranskloof Primary last Tuesday.

In commemoration of Human Rights month, branch manager of BostonStangerAnnieWilsondecided to donate two entertainment combos

out to local schools

to each of the three disadvantaged schools. The schools are all ‘no-fee’ schools and are in a poor state after being vandalised, with one school having its doors, window frames and even the electricity boxes stolen.

Wilson said: “It is a very sad day when unthinking people willingly derail the education and advancement of their own children.

“What example are they setting and how much damage are they causing? Do they not want better lives for their children who will be the next generation of leaders, workers and artisans? Nelson Mandela himself

said that ‘Education is the strongest weapon we can use to change the word’.

“We should all do what we can to advance our youth education, through any means, big or small.”

As part of the handover presentations, Dees Subraylu of the DepartmentofJusticeremindedthepupilsof thetrueessenceofHumanRightsDay. Kishore Bodasing, principal of Harry Bodasing Primary School, thanked Boston Stanger for the donation saying: “It is indeed gratifying to know that there are people like yourself who take cognisance of the needs

of the less fortunate and are so willing tolendahelpinghand.Yourgenerosity is deeply appreciated and has most certainly brought some measure of joy into the hearts of our dear children.”

Nirvana Naidoo of Boston Stanger

officially handed over the six television sets and VCRs to the respective school principals after a brief talk.

The principals from L Bodasing and ML Sultan Kranskloof were also very grateful to Boston Stanger for their generous donation.

KFC Shakaskraal’s grand opening KFC Shakaskraal’s grand opening takes place on 27 March and the programme starts at 9am until 11am and the store will be open.

There will be mystery prizes to be won throughout the day for the customers whopurchaseforR30 or more.

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Seen are Nirvana Naidoo of Boston Stanger, principal of Harry Bodasing Primary School Kishore Bodasing, and Dees Subraylu of Department of Justice flanked by pupils of the school.

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Glenhills Secondary School teacher Nerisha Naidoo took on the Ice Bucket Challenge that was also part of the event.

Blood, bone marrow drive a staggering success THE Elleah Rose blood and bone marrow drive held on Saturday at the Whitehouse Centre car park was a resounding success with donors coming out in their numbers to support the event.

Donorscamethroughwith their families who were able to enjoy the many children’s activities and stalls at the event.

The Elleah Rose Foundation and organisers place on record their sincere thanks and appreciation to all those who supported the event including sponsors, donors, volunteers and the community at large.

One of the many in­ teresting stalls.

The Tyles kept the crowd en­ tertained.

Women from Avon and Weigh­Less also joined the cause.

Members of G4S for were on the front line supporting the drive.

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Leukaemia patient Raeesa Ismail (right) at the event.

Sabian Singh and Saiyan Naidoo, the musi­ cians at the event.

Barry Maarbeel from G4S Security Services donates blood at the drive.

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Acupuncture treats chronic back and leg pain and numbness

GLAUCOMA is a disease in which the optic nerve is damaged by high pressure inside the eye.

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A staff member operates the visual fields test machine.

Specialising in Chronic Hemodialysis Treatments

B

ACK pain is a common problem these days, affecting people of all age groups.

Back pain has many different forms like upper, lower and middle pain.

Causes of back pain Backmusclesmaygetstraineddue to incorrect posture while standing sleeping or sitting for long periods,excessivebodyweight,repetitive bending or lifting of heavy objects. Slipped disc is another condition which is responsible for back pain.

This happens when the cartilage disc of the vertebrae wear out and press any nerve root. If the sciatica nerve root, located at the lower spine region gets pressed then it leads to chronic lower back pain that often gets extended to the legs and is accompanied by numbness.

Elderly people suffer from

chronic back pain due to osteoarthritis affecting the spine, chronic back pain may get triggered by stress and anxiety.

The involvement of emotional

N.Dip Clin Tech (DUT), B.Tech Nephro (DUT) PR. No: 0416029

stress causes disc degeneration or herniation.

Prolonged emotional stress creates a sympathetic dominant state in autonomic nervous system and leads to decreased blood flow to most of the organs, muscles and peripheral tissues.

When blood flow to the lumber muscles is decreased, the muscles become tight, loose flexibility and are easily fatigued.

Treatment with acupuncture Acupuncture enhances blood circulation especially in the area that there is pain or discomfort. When

circulation in the tissue improves, muscle relaxation occurs and immediate pain reduction occurs in many cases.

In some other cases, however, when circulation improves, the painintheaffectedareaintensifies and is then followed by repair of tissue and muscle relaxation.

Proper circulation in the tissue is important not only for blood to nourish the tissue but also in enhancing the elimination of muscle fatigue and pain causing substances(eg.lacticacid)thusresultingin healthy tissue.

Acupuncture, cupping therapy and therapeutic massage offers great relief for your back pain.

If other therapy has failed then may be its time you tried acupuncture.

Wecanhelpyouleadapain-free life naturally without any side-effects.

For consultation and treatment call doctor of chinese medicine, Dr Meena Kasim on 032 944 2761, 031 207 3620, 082 786 4127 or 082 786 4087.

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A bit about Dr F Motala

Renisha Singh

WEEKLY

Acupuncture enhances blood circulation.

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Dr F Motala is no stranger to the health care fraternity on the North Coast and surrounding areas. She started her practice in 2010 and is well established with five years of experi­ ence in private practice.

She is qualified in:

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Back pain.

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REVIEWED SECTION D (DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES) OF THE IDP FOR 2014/2015 FINANCIAL YEAR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: In compliance with the requirements of Chapter 4 of the Systems Act 32 of 2000, Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 and the Municipal Planning and Performance Management Regulations of 2001, all stakeholders and interested parties within KwaDukuza Municipality’s jurisdictional area are invited to comment on the following document: 1. Section D of the Integrated Development Planning which contains the development strategies, objectives and their alignment to the organizational scorecard for the 5 year term of Council.

Submissions can be directed to the Director: IDP and Public Participation, Mrs L.P. Radebe no 9, White House Centre, 13 Chief Albert Luthuli Street KwaDukuza 4450, from 08h00 a.m. to 16h00 p.m. from Monday to Friday or alternatively email to lungisar@kwadukuza.gov.za. Last day for submissions is the 15 April 2015.

The document will also be available on the KwaDukzua Website: www.kwadukuza.gov.za Mr N.J. Mdakane Municipal Manager KwaDukuza Municipality

National Key Performance Area: Municipal Transformation and Institutional Development KZN Strategic Goals: Human Resource Development KDM Goals

National Outcome

Strategic Objective

OPMS NO

Strategies

Key Performance Indicator

Performance targets

Enhance the institutional transformation and productivity through strategic IT and human capital support

An efficient , effective and development orientated state

To implement HR strategy

OPMS: 01

Filling of critical positions by appointing 100% of staff from the designated groups

% of people from designated employment equity target groups employed in the three highest levels of management in accordance with the municipality’s employment equity plan (NKPI)

Maintain 100% appointment of people from designated groups in the 3 highest levels as per EE plan by 30 June 2015

OPMS:01(a)

Appoint staff in line with EE targets

Percentage of employees employed in accordance with the EE targets: i) Women employed ii) Disabled people employed iii) Youth aged to 35 employed

i) Women: 40% ii) Disabled: 1% iii) Youth: 40%

3.1.2 To develop and implement priority skills programme

OPMS:01(b)

Ensure provision of critical skills training to employees through attendance of minimum competency levels

Nr of people in critical positions trained in minimum competencies

10 people in critical positions trained in minimum competencies by 30 Sep tember 2015

3.1.2 To develop and implement priority skills programme

OPMS: 02

Establish a credible mechanism for skills planning (MTSF output)

% of a municipality’s budget actually spent on implementing a workplace skills plan (NKPI)

100% of the budget spent on implementation of WSP

OPMS: 02(a)

Nr of Councillors trained in terms of the WSP

30 councillors trained in terms of the WSP by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 02(b)

Nr of officials trained in terms of the WSP

150 officials trained in terms of the WSP by 30 June 2015

A skilled and capable workforce to support an inclusive growth path

Streamline administrative, property management and Council support

An efficient, effective and development oriented state

Attend to ICT reported incidents without delay Improved quality of service delivery and strengthening democratic processes

Building a caring and sustainable local government that is responsive to the needs of the communities

A skilled and capable workforce to support an inclusive growth path

A responsive, accountable, effective and efficient local government system

OPMS: 03

-Ensure approval of the KDM Land Disposal Policy

i) Approval and adoption of Land Disposal Policy by Council by the target date

i) Land Disposal Policy approved and adopted by 30 September 2014

OPMS: 03(a)

-Facilitate the transfer of a given number of EEDBS units per annum

ii) Nr of EEDBS units transferred

ii) 122 EEDBS units transferred by 30 June 2015

To develop and roll out the Integrated ICT governance & security programme

OPMS: 09

Provide effective and efficient ICT support to Council daily operations

Number of reports to Council on IT Governance & Security and AG response plan

4 reports submitted to Council and ITC steering committee on IT Governance & security and AG response plan by 30 June 2015

To enhance organisational development in line with community needs

OPMS: 04

-Review PMS framework in line with Chapter 6 of MSA

Approval of performance management framework by Council by the target date

-PMS Framework reviewed and approved by Council by 31 July 2014 -7 Performance agreements signed and submitted to the MEC by 31 July 2014 and monitor implementation on quarterly basis.

OPMS: 05

-Ensure performance agreements for Sec 57 are signed by target dates.

-Nr of performance agreements timeously concluded and signed for 2014/2015 by all EDs

OPMS: 06

-Ensure adoption of the Annual Report and Oversight Report as per s46 of MSA.

Approval and adoption of the Annual Report & Oversight Report by Council by the target date

-13/14 Annual Report and Oversight Report approved and adopted by Council by 31 March 2015

OPMS: 07

-Submit performance evaluation report of all EDs to Council for approval.

Completion of 13/14 Annual Evaluation and report for Section 57 employees submitted to Council for approval by target date

-Annual Evaluation Report of Section 56/57 Managers completed and submitted to council for approval by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 08

-Conduct quarterly review meetings and consolidate review reports.

-Number of quarterly reports aligned to the SDBIP & Organisational Scorecard reviewed

by Exco

-4 quarterly review meetings conducted and reports aligned to the SDBIP & Organisational Scorecard reviewed by Exco & Council by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 10

Ensure approval of IDP within timeframes

Approval and adoption of the 2015/2016 IDP in line with S129 MFMA & Chapters 5&6 MSA by Council by the target date

2015/2016 IDP IDP in line with S129 MFMA & Chapters 5&6 MSA approved by Council by 31 May 2015

OPMS: 10(a)

Deepen democracy through a refined ward committee model

Nr of reports received from ward committees consolidated and submitted to Council.

4 reports received from ward committees consolidated and submitted to Council. by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 10 (b)

Ensure involvement of communities in governance issues

Nr of public participation meetings held

7 public participation meetings held by 30 June 2015

Strategic Objective

OPMS No

Strategies

Key Performance Indicators

Performance targets

To provide effective and efficient Internal Audit services for Council

OPMS: 11

Approval of Internal Audit

Approval of the Risk based Internal Audit Plan by Council by the target date

Risk based Internal Audit Plan for 2014/2015 approved by Council by September 2014

OPMS: 12

Improve audit outcome in the municipality (MTSF output)

Nr of dashboard reports submitted to Exco and Council

4 Dashboard reports submitted to Exco & Council by 30 June 2015

Nr of progress reports on AG action plans submitted to Council

4 progress reports on AG action plans submitted to Council by 30 June 2015

Nr of top ten municipal risks identified and approved by council

Top 10 municipal risks identified and approved by Council

by September 2014

Nr of reports submitted on mitigation of top ten Municipal risks

4 mitigation reports on top 10 municipal risks submitted to Council by 30 June 2015

To enhance organisational development in line with community needs

To implement public participation programmes

National Key Performance Area: Good Governance and Public Participation KZN Strategic Goals: Governance and Policy KDM Goals

National Outcome

OPMS: 12(a) To manage institutional risks

OPMS: 13

Promote good governance and achieve clean audit

OPMS: 13(a) Improved quality of service delivery and strengthening democratic process

A responsive, accountable, effective and efficient local government system

To promote inter-governmental relations

OPMS:14

Ensure participation in Sukuma Sakhe Initiatives

Nr of war-room reports on Operation Sukuma Sakhe consolidated and submitted to Council (OSS)

4 Sukuma Sakhe war-room reports consolidated and submitted to Council by June 2015

A responsive, accountable, effective and efficient local government system

To facilitate alignment and integration of special programmes

OPMS:15

Facilitate implementation of programmes for the vulnerable groups

Nr of KDM Special programmes (vulnerable groups) implemented

5 KDM special programmes implemented by 30 June 2015

National Key Performance Area: Local Economic Development and Social Development KZN Strategic Goals: Job Creation KDM Goals

National Outcome

Strategic Objective

OPMS No

Strategies

Key Performance Indicators

Performance targets

Promote inclusive local economic development which creates sustainable entrepreneurs, wealth and decent jobs

Decent employment through inclusive economic growth

To provide integrated youth development services and programmes which address social and economic challenges

OPMS: 16

Ensuring economic development and job creation through facilitation of youth development programmes or activities.

Number of youth development activities facilitated

20 youth development activities facilitated by 30 June 2015

To promote sustainable job creation through infrastructure and poverty alleviation programmes

OPMS: 17

Promote sustainable job creation through infrastructure and poverty alleviation programmes

Nr of jobs created through a municipality’s local economic development initiatives. (NKPI)

150 jobs created through LED intervention by 30 June 2015.

Nr of jobs created through a municipality’s capital projects. (NKPI)

800 jobs created through municipal capital projects by 30 June 2015.

OPMS: 17(a) To develop new and strengthen existing partnership aimed at enhancing the local economy and entrepreneurship

OPMS: 18

Develop new partnership agreements and strengthen existing partnerships

Number of strategic partnership agreements entered into to support economic growth

3 strategic partnership agreements entered into, to support economic growth by 30 June 2015

SO:1.1.1 To stimulate economic growth

OPMS: 19

Facilitate strategic investment in the economic nodes of KwaDukuza

Number of strategic special projects facilitated

2 strategic special projects facilitated: i) 50% progress made on Woodmead facility ii) 50 % progress on completion of Corridor projects by 30 June 2015

National Key Performance Area: Cross Cutting Issues Spatial Planning and Environmental Management KZN Strategic Goals: Environmental assets and natural resources that are well protected and continually enhanced KDM Goals

National Outcome

Strategic Objective

OPMS No

Strategies

Key Performance Indicators

Performance targets

Ensure better land use management and compliance with various town planning and building control legislations,

Environmental assets and natural resources that are well protected and continually enhanced

To establish policy and spatial planning frameworks that will facilitate greater integration

OPMS: 39

Nodal Plans and Spatial Development Framework

Number of strategic development planning reports approved by Council

2 strategic development planning reports approved by Council by 30 June 2015

To implement climate change response programmes,

OPMS:40

Climate Change Adaptation grammes implemented

Number of Climate Change Adaptation programmes implemented

6 Climate Change Adaptation programmes implemented by 30 June 2015.

Promote environmental sustainability and protection of climate,

pro-

National Key Performance Area: Financial Management and Viability KZN Strategic Goals: Governance and Policy Compliant Local government KDM Goals

National Outcome

Strategic Objective

OPMS No

Strategies

Key Performance Indicators

Performance targets

Overcoming debt and achieving recovery on services provided.

An efficient, competitive and responsive economic infrastructure

To ensure that the revenue of the municipality is collected and accounted for

OPMS: 20

Effective collection of current billing

% Debt collection rate

Electricity -87% Rates - 75% Refuse - 85%

OPMS: 20(a)

Reduce outstanding debtors

% reduction of outstanding debtors

2% reduction in debt > 60 days exclusive of accruals

OPMS: 21

Protect and enhance the revenue base

Valuation Roll fully updated and maintained

GVR to be compiled, updated and maintained by February 2015

OPMS: 22

Manage financial administration of the municipality in accordance with Section 62, 63 of the MFMA

% of a municipality’s capital budget actually spent on capital projects identified for a particular financial year in terms of the municipality’s integrated development plan (NKPI)

70% expenditure on capital budget by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 23

Implement approved Annual Budget

Nr of budget implementation reports submitted to Exco & Council

4 budget implementation reports submitted to Exco & Council by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 24

Unqualified Audit report

Obtaining unqualified audit report with compliance with MFMA S71, S72 and S52(d) reports as per legal time frames

Unqualified audit report received by 31 December 2014

OPMS: 25

Submission of Annual Financial Statements

Submission of the AFS to the AG by target date

AFS submitted to the AG by 31 August 2014

OPMS: 26

‘Ensure compliance with financial management

“Financial viability of the municipality expressed as follows: A = B - C .

D “A” represents debt coverage “B” represents total operating revenue received “C” represents operating grants “D’ represents debt service payments (i.e. interest + redemption) due within the financial year; (NKPI)”

Debt coverage ratio of 15:01

Expenditure Management

To improve expenditure on Capital Budget

Budget Management

An efficient, competitive and responsive economic infrastructure

Financial Management

An efficient, competitive and responsive economic infrastructure

To ensure compliance with financial management and legislative requirements

Loan Servicing

OPMS: 26(a)

Outstanding service debtors to revenue of 25%

OPMS:

Cost coverage ratio of 15:01

26 (b)

National Key Performance Area: Basic Service Delivery KZN Strategic Goals: Strategic Infrastructure KDM Goals

National Outcome

Strategic Objective

OPMS NO

Strategies

Key Performance Indicators

Performance targets

Sustainable human settlements and improved quality of household life

SO: 1.1.5 To facilitate provision of formal housing through construction of high quality houses.

OPMS:27

Accelerate delivery of low income housing

Nr of new houses constructed

850 new houses constructed by 30 June 2015

To ensure fair, transparent and compliant housing beneficiary management system.

OPMS:27(a)

Beneficiary administration and housing opportunity allocation,

Nr of houses handed over to beneficiaries

400 houses handed over to beneficiaries by 30 June 2015

SO: 2.1.5 To ensure that all citizens have an electricity service connection

OPMS: 28

Improved access to basic services

% of hh earning less than R3500 (R1100) with access to basic level of electricity (NKPI)

To provide FBE and FBR of 75kw to 99% of all registered indigent households with the first purchase of electricity every month

OPMS:29

Rehabilitation and upgrade of the electricity infrastructure.

Number of LT Mains projects upgraded in North and South

3 LT Mains projects upgraded in North and South 30 June 2015

Number of MV Network projects upgraded in North & South

17 MV Network projects upgraded in North& South by 30 June 2015

Provision of quality housing for all income groups in KwaDukuza

Improved universal access to basic services

high quality

OPMS:30 Improved universal access to basic services

Sustainable human settlements and improved quality of household life

SO: 2.1.3 To provide an acceptable level of lighting to all major roads, public open spaces and sports fields

OPMS:31

Installation of new street light

Nr of new street lights installed in 23 wards

537 street lights installed in 23 wards by 30 June 2015

SO: 2.1.5 To ensure that all citizens have an electricity service connection

OPMS:32

Improving and upgrading bulk infrastructure for firmness in supply

Nr of substation upgrade projects completed in the North

1 substation upgrade project completed in the North by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 33

Ensure universal access to electricity

Nr of new electrification projects completed

1 new electrification project completed by 30 June 2015

Improved universal access to basic services

Sustainable human settlements and improved quality of household life

SO: 2.1.7 To maintain and upgrade the existing storm water infrastructure..

OPMS:34

Diversion of rainwater/storm water from roads and away from houses

Nr of storm water rehabilitation projects implemented

4 storm water projects implemented by 30 June 2015

Improved universal access to basic services

Sustainable human settlements and improved quality of household life

SO: 2.1.6 To construct and upgrade the roads infrastructure

OPMS: 36

Rehabilitation and upgrading of the existing road infrastructure

Rand value expenditure on implementation of new MIG projects

R77 141 000 expenditure on MIG Road projects by 30 June 2015

Nr of New MIG Road projects implemented

7 New MIG Road Projects implemented by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 36(a)

2.1 Improved universal access to basic services

Sustainable human settlements and improved quality of household life

To provide access to solid waste removal

OPMS:35

Provide access to solid waste removal

Nr of hh earning less than R3500 (R1100) with access to basic solid waste removal (NKPI)

15 255 hh earning less than R3500 (R1100) with access to basic solid waste removal by 30 June 2015

To provide the community with amenities

OPMS: 38

Construction of Child Care Facilities

Nr of child care facilities constructed in Wards 23,14 & 18

3 Child care facilities constructed in wards 23. 14 & 18 by 30 June 2015

OPMS: 37

Provision of communities with recreational facilities

Nr of recreational facilities established

10 recreational facilities: i) 8 new play parks ii) 2 combo courts established by 30 June 2015

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Observing World Kidney Day WEEKLY REPORTER

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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. 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. >>TheStangerSivaTempleinvitesyoutotheirGood Friday Amman prayer to be held on Friday 3 April at 9am. For any enquries call 032 551 3259. >> 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 Buyer – experience in purchase orders, GRV’s and supplier claims necessary. Must be literate in Microsoft Office and Temple will hold the 32nd Panguni Woothiram Email.

Kavady Festival on Sunday 29 March. The Admin Clerk – Must be able to work independently and meet Kavady will leave the temple at 8:30am. Flag deadlines. Must be literate in Microsoft Office and Email. hoisting will take place on Friday 27 March at Store controller – must have experience in retail/wholesale 5pm. The chariot will leave the temple going environment and be able to lead a team. Must be creative, sales driven and be able to meet targets. around Shakaskraal on Saturday 28 March at 1pm.

Dispatch/receiving clerk – must have minimum 2 years of experience with traceable references. >> The Shri Sanathan Mundal will observe Ramayan week from Saturday 21 March to Cashiers – must have retail/wholesale experience with high level of customer service and be sales driven.

Saturday 27 March, 6pm to 8pm daily. Ram Naumi will be observed on Saturday 28 March.

Kindly email CVs to bigrecruits@gmail.com Time: 9am to 12pm, lunch will be provided. >> The Shri SanathanMundal 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. >> The Shri SanathanMundal will observe Hanuman Jayanti GARLANDS ASSORTED on Saturday 4 from R3.50 April at 5pm. Meal will be provided.

HAWAN KUND R30 All are invited to TRISHALS KAVADY MILK VELS from R48 PENDANTS from R25 POTS from R26 attend.

2m DHOTIS Donations and sponsorships are KAVADY UMBRELLAS welcome. Contact PRO Madhuri Sing BOOKS-SRIMAD on 082 324 3406 CHALISA BOOKS BHAGAVADGITA LAMP WICKS from FRAMES ASSORTED and religious WITH ENGLISH from R15 R2.50 per pack from R9 TRANSLATION chairperson Bikrum Sing LIMITED on 082 324 8879 STOCK TO for further information.

CLEAR! KEY RINGS >> The Windy ASSORTED R4.50 MURTHIS-CAST KAVADY CLOTHS MARBLE from R48 each OR 5 for R20 Heights Sri Raam OPEN ON Mandhir will hold EX- NALKISH ENTERPRISE GOODS SATURDAY a Jhunda prayer CONTACT: AVINASH 082 418 9199 on 4 April at 3pm.

Supper will be Shop 5, Nariansingh Centre, served.

All 181 Mahatma Gandhi St, Stanger welcome.

>> 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 annual Matha Mai prayer will be held at 150 Jupiter Drive, Glenhills ­ opposite the Glen Nest tuckshop ­ on 3 April from 8am until late. For more information contact Shan on 073 119 4705. >> 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 observeRamNaumionSaturday28Marchfrom4pm 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

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Designed around Peugeot’s new­generation Efficient Modular Platform 2 (EMP2), the automaker says, the new 308 combines compact dimensions and a sub­ stantially reduced kerb mass with an ad­ vanced, high­efficiency, drivetrain to deliver exceptional dynamics and frugal fuel con­ sumption.

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Mokka, Opel’s first compact SUV THE new Opel Mokka, the automaker’s first sub­compact SUV, will make its South Afri­ can debut at the end of March. The new SUV follows the launch of its Adam and Corsa siblings earlier in 2015.

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Caminamix injects R5 000 into volleyball Little Mo­ hamed Hoosen and Ku­ maren Mu­ niappan of Caminamix Services presents a cheque of R5 000 to KwaDuku­ za Volley­ ball Asso­ ciation tourna­ ment di­ rector Revy Har­ ryprasad.

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WEEKLY REPORTER CAMINAMIX Services has given KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) a huge boost with the announcement of a whopping R5 000 sponsorship.

CEO of Caminamix Services, Yaseen Ebrahim said: “We have been impressed with the administration of volleyball in our town and did not hesitate to inject R5 000 towards the development of the sport.”

President of KDVA, Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to Yaseen Ebrahim (CEO of Caminamix Services) for his generous sponsorship.

R3 000 has been injected into the Easter Knockout Cup which gets underway on Thursday, March 26 and R2 000 will be ploughed into the Corporate League K.O. Cup which is scheduled to take place on April 22.

Eight teams comprising of Grove End, KSST, Randsons, Warriors Sport, Frendz, Cool Leaders, Manor Old Boys and Darnall United will contest the Easter K.O. Cup. At the draws held on Thursday at The Quartz Cenference Centre, Aslam Randeree (coach of the Randsons outfit) was grinning from ear to ear after his side were drawn against rookies Cool Leaders in the first round of the competition.

Randsons are expected to sail into the next round with a semi-final clash against Warriors Sport, who are hardly expected to work up a sweat in their match against Manor Old Boys.

Randsons and Warriors Sport have produced some entertaining, mouthwatering action throughout 2014 and are expected to whet the appetites of volleyball enthusiasts in their anticipated semi-final clash.

In the bottom half of the draws, newly crowned KDVA Top 8 champions, Grove End and runners-up KSSTwillmeetinthe opening round of the Easter K.O. Cup. After their lack-lustre performance in the final of the Top 8 K.O. Cup, KSST will be

hoping to get their act together in the hope of returning to winning ways.

However, Grove End are strongly fancied to sweep aside KSST and secure a semi-final clash against the winner of the Darnall United/Frendz clash. Darnall will be hoping to avenge their defeat at the hands of Frendz in the Top 8 K.O. Cup and will be relying on the lanky Malcolm Reddy and Nishendra “Niknaks” Dhaver to guide them into the semi’s.

Prize-money will be awarded to the top four finishers.

The winner will walk away R1 500 richer with the runner-up set to collect R1 000. The third and fourth teams will pocket R700 and R500 respectively. The semi-finals is scheduled for 2 April with the final scheduled to take place on 9 April.

KDVA will kick-off their league programme on 16 April with the Ralph Reuben memorial K.O. Cup scheduled to take place in June.

Ilembe, Dawnheights secure semi-final berth

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Ilembe Cricket Union booked their place in the semi­finals of the KZN Challenge League Twenty­20 K.O. Cup.

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LEMBE Cricket Union and Dawnheights Cricket Club have done KwaDukuza proud after securing a place in the semi-final of the KwaZulu Natal Challenge League Twenty-20 Knockout Cup. The Ilembe-outfit kicked off their Pool D campaign with a stunning 7-wicketsvictoryagainstthevirtually “lily-white” Amanzimtoti outfit on home soil before locking horns with nemesis, Verulam in a tricky away fixture a fortnight ago.

Verulam were left licking their wounds after slumping to a humiliating 9-run defeat in their own backyard (Verulam Recreation Ground).

With a semi-final spot in sight, Ilembe made the trip to Chatsworth on Sunday determined to come out unscathed in the Pool D in the hope

of securing a place in the semi-finals.

But, after Saturday’s thunderous downpour in Chatsworth and the absence of covers overnight, the pitch was unplayable, paving an easy passage for Ilembe into the semi’s without facing a solitary ball.

Dawnheights notched up backto-back victories a fortnight ago.

They trounced Railways by 79-runs at the Maidstone Ground in the morning and returned to KwaDukuza in the afternoon to secure a fluent 5-wickets victory against Simplex RHCSC. On Sunday, they travelled to the Rainham Ground to do battle with Phoenix in a crucial Pool B fixture.

Due to a wet pitch, the match was reduced to 14 overs. Dawnheights won the toss and elected to field first.

The hosts were restricted to 35/7 at the end of the 14th over with none of their batsmen recording double

digits. C. Ganesh scored an unbeaten eight runs.

Suveer Maharaj was the pick of the Dawnheights bowlers claiming three wickets for seven runs from three overs.

Chasing 36 runs for victory, Dawnheights raced to an emphatic 9-wickets victory in the sixth over (with more than 7 overs to spare).

Mohamed Shehzaad smashed 28 runs from 12 balls which included two massive sixes and two fours.

Ilembe and Dawnheights are just one step away from contesting the final of the KZN Challenge League Twenty-20 K.O. Cup at the Sahara Kingsmead Stadium in Durban on 29 March.

Dawnheights are likely to do battlewithUKZNorUmlaziinthesemi’s with Ilembe set for a semi-final clash against Hillary Malvern or Southern Natal on 28 March.

KwaDukuza Athletic Club athletes hoisted the club’s flag high at the Gaterite Challenge in Verulam on Sunday.

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KDAC athletes in full cry at Gaterite Challenge WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Athletic Club (KDAC) ath­ leteswereinfullcryattheVerulamRecrea­ tionGroundonSundaytoparticipateinthe Gaterite Challenge (hosted by Verulam Athletic Club).

Jay Ramnath (4:33), Danny Sewmun­ gal (4:50), Thulani Zungu (4:57), Dippy

Rocky Park snatch thrilling 3-2 win >> Siyazama fail to capitalise

ute,butsquanderedtheopportunityafter kicking wide of the far upright.

Barely five minutes later, Nxumalo beat the offside trap and held his head in disbelief after his tame shot beat the Rocky Park keeper, but ricocheted off the upright. In the 15th minute, Sphiwe Mbut­ howasperfectlypositionedinthebox,but ballooned the ball way over the crossbar.

After soaking up the early pressure, Rocky Park settled down midway into the first half with the Singh twins, Rishal and Rishel making some darting runs into the Siyazama box.

In the 25th minute, the Siyazama keeper was fortunate to get away with a yellow card after bringing down Rishel in the box. The referee did not hesitate to award Rocky Park a penalty which was calmly converted by Simo Ntanzi to give his side a 1­0 lead.

In the 30th minute Nxumalo beat the Rocky Park left back with some fancy footwork, but instead of passing the ball to the unmarked Mbutho in the box, he took a shot at goal, hitting the side­net­ ting.

Just before the break, Mbutho watched agonisingly after the ball flashed across face of the Rocky Park goal­mouth, needing a gentle from one of his team­mates.

Early in the second half the partisan crowd at the Recreation Ground were privy to a stunning volley from Rishal

Moodley (5:07) and Yathin Narothum (5:20) had the ideal preparation ahead of the Chatsworth Freedom Day Marathon to be held next month and the 2015 edition oftheComradesMarathonscheduledlater in the year after notching up good times in the 42.2km marathon on Sunday.

Nishen Chetty (1:55), Jaibalan Soo­ bramoney (1:57), Paddy Padayachee

Singh, who doubled Rocky Park’s advan­ tage (2­0).

Immediately Siyazama made a dou­ ble substitution bringing on Sanele Zungu for Sipho Zulu and replacing sibling Sihle Zulu with Msawenkosi Mapholoba.

Nxumalo received a perfect pass from Zungu in the 50th minute, but blasted the ball wide.

Sphamandla Khoza squandered a golden opportunity of reducing the deficit in the 55th minute after being perfectly positioned in the box, but he missed the target from close range. With 15 minutes remaining, the Singh twins were involved in some neat exchange of passes before Rishel dribbled past the Siyazama keeper togiveRockyParkacomfortable3­0lead.

But, Siyazama piled on the pressure despite trailing 3­0 and reduced the defi­ cit (3­1) after substitute Zungu latched onto Mnqobi’s cross from the right flank and headed the ball past the Rocky Park keeper.

With 10 minutes remaining, Siyazama scored from a goalmouth scramble to re­ duce the deficit (3­2). In the 70th minute, Rishel was brought down just outside the box by the Siyazama keeper, Mthobisi Mbambo who received a second yellow card, followed by a red one and marching orders.

Siyazama central defender Khulule­ khani Mzimela was handed the goal­ keeping gloves and was immediately in­ volved in the action, making a brilliant save. Rocky Park survived a late penalty appeal against them in the dying minutes of the game and were fortunate to walk away with three points.

A dejected Siyazama coach, Khanyis­ ani Dube said: “It is obvious we threw away our chances of winning the game in the first half and had the boys converted those opportunities, it would have been a different result”.

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(2:11), Nikeyi Maarbeel (2:17), Chander Gungadeen (2:26), Jaglall Jagadaw (2:27), Sue Gungadeen (2:27) and Bina Ramrup (3:24) successfully completed the 21km walk/race.

The trio of Melody Ndlovu (1:05), Das­ rath Harilal (1:37) and Dayanand Ramrup (1:37) finished the 10km walk/run.

Surauv inspires Dawnheights to victory WEEKLY REPORTER

SURAUV Tambuti Singh inspired Dawn­ heights Cricket Club to a thrilling six­wicket victory against arch­rivals Manor in an IlembeCricketUnionunder16leaguegame played at the Country Club Ground on Sat­ urday.

The decision to field first by Dawn­ heights after winning the toss backfired as Manor took advantage of the perfect bat­ tingconditionstopostarespectable106/5 in their allotted 20 overs.

The talented duo of Alex Pillay and Sai­ eshan Logenthan were the pick of the Manorbatsmen.The“pint­sized”Alextop­ scored with 37 runs which included five fours. Saieshan scored 35 runs which in­ cluded seven fours. Debutante Cameron Pillay of Ashton College scored 16 runs.

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Rocky Park United cemented their position at the summit of the SAFA Chasing 107 runs for victory (at a rate KwaDukuza Local Football Asociation Premier League (stream two) log ta­ of 5,3 runs per overs), Dawnheights got off ble with a hard fought 3­2 win against Siyazama. to a horrendous start after Arhad Singh was clean bowled by Cameron for 4 runs. ago and were hoping to topple the log WEEKLY REPORTER Dawnheights woes continued after leaders, Rocky Park who were held to a 1­1 Adesh Bageloo (5) was run out by Sulei­ OCKY Park United snatched a thrill­ draw against Nandi Shooting Stars in man Moolla. ing 3­2 win against Siyazama in a their last league fixture.

Surauv joined Santir at the crease and Rocky Park were under immense pres­ SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football this pair posted a much­needed 35 runs AssociationPremierLeague(streamtwo) sure from a slick­looking Siyazama outfit, partnership for the third wicket, taking the game played at a humid Recreation who created numerous chances in the tally from 20/2 to 55/3 before Santir (21) openingquarterofthematch.Siyazama’s Ground on Saturday. wascaughtbyAlexoffthebowlingofSaie­ Siyazama came into the game boast­ SiphoZulureceivedabrilliantthroughball shan. ing a 6­0 routing of Townview a fortnight from Mzuvukile Nxumalo in the 6th min­ Salman was dismissed for 8 runs giving Manor a glimmer of hope. But, man­of­ the­match Surauv held his nerve, keeping the scoreboard ticking with singles. Surauv 8pm­Cool Leaders vs Randsons (um­ Easter K.O. Cup and Shivaan Singh took the tally to 95/4 pire­Warriors Sport) Thursday, March 26 at the end of penultimate over of the 8pm­KSST vs Grove End (umpire­ 7pm­MOB vs Warriors Sport (umpire­ match.

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Oceanville A’s produces match-winner >> Manor blown out of Warriors Sport T20 Cup WEEKLY REPORTER

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ANOR ‘B’ were blown out of the Warriors Sport-sponsored Twenty-20 Knockout Cup (hosted by Ilembe Cricket Union) after slumping to a 37-run defeat at the hands of Oceanville ‘A’ at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Oceanville batted first and posted a mammoth 143/6 in their allotted 20 overs.

Brandon Kalligan (44), Jerano Govender(27)andKeshavBadeo(24)were the main contributors for Oceanville.

Sasha Moodley and Akshaye Desai claimed two wickets each.

Chasing 144 runs for victory (at a rate of 7.2 runs per over), Manor mustered a disappointing 106/9 in their al-

Flipside, fielding some new faces sincethestartofthe2014/2015season batted first and posted 162/7 in their allotted 20 overs.

P. Pieterse (36), H. Swart (31), Z. Hussain(28)andA.David(20)werethe chiefcontributorsforFlipside.A.Ramduth and Maharaj shared two wickets each.

Maharaj (55) tried desperately to keep Dawnheights in the hunt for honours before they were restricted to 155/6 in their allotted 20 overs.

lotted 20-overs, bowing out of the competition. Moodley (32) was the only Manor batsman to offer resistance. Byron Athymoolam (2/10 from four overs) and Govender (2/21) from four overs were the pick of the Oceanville bowlers.

Oceanville will be hoping to repeat their feat when they lock horns with Dawnheights ‘A’ (who were awarded a walkover against Maphumulo on Saturday) in the quarterfinals on Sunday 29 March.

Meanwhile, Dawnheights ‘B’ were sent reeling out of the tournament after suffering an agonizingly 7-run defeat against Flipside at the Coun1 Cnr of Cato & Mahatma Gandhi Street try Club Ground on Sunday Tel: 032 551 4215 / 18 • Cell: 081 030 5031 afternoon.

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