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ROVINCIAL MEC for the Department of Human Settlements Ravi Pillay, the iLembe District deputy mayor Dolly Shandu and KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo

Mthembu handed over informal settlement upgraded houses to two recipients on Sunday.

Alsina Masango (76) and Beauty Cele (90) officially received the keys to their new homes at eJenkane area, Groutville Priority 2 this weekend.

The two-bedroom houses, which have electricity and running water and have donated furniture, are part of a project which will see 2 000 units constructed in the area, with an additional 1 770 to be built in areas around KwaDukuza.

The project will be completed in July.

Pillay said this is one way the

government is working towards changing the lives of its people.

He said that through the co-ordinated efforts of the national, provincial, district and local governments such a project would have a meaningful impact to those who need shelter.

The MEC said he was moved by the fact that one of the recipients, Masango, had been living in a shack for 25 years. >> STORY CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

KZN MEC for the Department of Human Settlements Ravi Pillay with overjoyed recipient of a new house Alsina Masango. With them is KwaDukuza mayor Ricar­ do Mthembu, iLembe deputy mayor Dolly Shandu and Ward 11 councillor Innocent Nxumalo.

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>> Farm owners to lay criminal charges

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The scene at the Green Fields farm on Monday.

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N Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) protester was killed and three others were injured after being hit by a bakkie on the N2 outside Ballito on Monday afternoon.

It has been reported that the party’s illegal land invasion protest at Green Fields farm in Ballito - which they invaded on Sunday - became increasingly dangerous when protesters moved onto the N2 and stoned passing vehicles.

According to the Umhali SAPS, officers were on the way to the scene after receiving reports of the stoning when the accident occurred.

It is believed that the leaders of the EFF group then disappeared from the scene leaving emergency services to handle the situation.

However, once police and emergency services exited the scene the EFF

the courts on Monday to interdict the land invaders from returning.

“Once we have the interdict that will be the end of our involvement. Before thedayisoutwewillhaveerectedsigns to warn people off and we will be employing a security contingent.

“This is more about politicking than the piece of land and we want no involvement in that,” he said.

Deetlefs said one “rudimentary” shack that had been constructed had already been pulled down.

“There is a group of about 70 of them waiting on the boundary of the farm and the police are monitoring the situation there.”

The EFF is to hold a media conference in Durban later on Monday to discuss its plans to occupy land across the province.

EFF KwaZulu-Natal co-ordinator Vukani Ndlovu said on Sunday that his memberswouldnotbemovedfromthe land.

“This land-grab is part of our provincial programme to claim land for our members.

“This is not only happening in Ballito, but all over the province.

“Ourmembersfromthatareadonot have places to build on so we encouraged them to look for land and occupy and start to build their homes.

“They are going to erect their houses and once they have been there for 48 hours they cannot legally be removed. If the government wants to remove them they must go and accommodate them somewhere else,” Ndlovu said.

“If they even try to move us we will meet them in court,” he added.

members returned.

Now, the owners of the Ballito farm will lay criminal charges against the EFF brigade who tried to stage the land invasion.

Ian Deetlefs, who represents the owners of the farm, said the land invaders had vacated the hilltop where they had spent the night.

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Pillay said: “We can’t do it for everyone at the same time,” explaining that the roll-out of such a project is a step-by-step process.

“It requires a collective effort by all sectors of society to create the impact we want,” said the MEC. The elated pensioner, Masango, said that her previous home’s roof leaked whenever it rained. She said her children used to sleep on the floor.

“I am so happy I feel like I am going to faint,” said Masango, who thanked those in power for the work they are doing.

Mthembu extended his appreciation and thanks to the

president of the country, the Minister of Human Settlements Lindiwe Sisulu and the provincial MEC of the department.

Mthembu said that such a project is testament to the fact that the government is committed to the principles of the Freedom Charter, one of which states: “There shall be houses, security and comfort.”

Pillay commended the good working relationship that government has with its contractors as at times, said Pillay, they donate furniture and sponsor houses.

The houses in this area are yet to be fitted with a sewage system.

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KwaDukuza joins forces with IPSS Medical Rescue >> KwaDukuza and IPSS Medical Rescue beef up the shores, assuring all­ round safety during Easter, and beyond Viva Security’s JP Viljoen, KwaDuku­ za Municipality management of­ ficial Tarzan Na­ icker, KwaDukuza lifeguard superin­ tendent Bongani Xulu, IPSS official Janus Van Schalkwyk, KwaDukuza depu­ ty mayor Dolly Govender, KwaD­ ukuza municipal services acting chief Anesh Nai­ doo, and IPSS Medical Rescue operations man­ ager Paul Herbst.

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Speaking about the partnership KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu said: “We are particularly impressed by what the agency has committed to offer – we feel our partnership will assist the community of KwaDukuza by ensuring the safety of everyone.”

The emergency service providers offered its resources as part of intensifying the action to save lives within the community.

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It is not the first time that the agency took such a decision as it also did so in December.

In December, the partnership resulted in a higher number of rescues in KwaDukuza beaches and the IPSS medical team transported more than 20 patients to hospital and responded to numerous calls.

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Party blames government for xenophobia take.

Many foreigners become vendors on streets and townships, an activity from which no other South African is barred.

Xenophobia tarnishes the image of South Africa internationally. Since the ad­ vent of democracy South Africa became a beacon of hope and a model example for the rest of the world.

The recent attacks in Durban, Soweto and Khayelitsha threaten foreign investor confidence and our growing tourism indus­ try.

Moreoverglobalprofessionalspossess­ ing the much­needed skills that a develop­ ing South Africa requires are reluctant to relocate to South Africa.

Xenophobia, in essence, is racist and prejudiced behaviour. It discriminates be­ tween South Africans citizens and citizens

MANY foreigners come to South Africa seeking refuge and safety. They have a right to be protected and assisted.

South Africa must not forget how its own people sought refuge in other coun­ tries in the apartheid era, and how they were given asylum and assistance.

They were certainly not persecuted or treated as criminals. All foreigners cannot beaccusedofcriminalelements­mostfor­ eigners are law abiding persons who have entered South Africa legally.

Such are protected and share similar rights as citizens. Criminal elements may exist among some foreigners just as much as it exists among some South African citi­ zens.

Foreigners cannot be accused of taking jobs from locals. Generally foreigners un­ dertake jobs that citizens are unwilling to

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of other nations. It arises out of the percep­ tion that South Africans are superior and better while persons of other nationalities are second­rate.

There has been a lack of firm action from the South African government since the widespread 2008 xenophobic attacks.

Theso­calledinter­ministerialcommit­ tee established by government to address xenophobia has not been heard of since its inception subsequent to the 2008 attacks.

There is a vacuum of condemnation of xenophobia from the president.

There is no clear message from govern­ ment. Government statements about xen­ ophobia are ambiguous. As a result 35% of South African citizens feel that there is no danger to saying bad things about for­ eigners.

Governmenthasnotreprimandedorre­

proved King Goodwill Zwelithini for his re­ cent statement that foreigners should "pack their bags and leave" South Africa.

Governmenthasfailedtorestrainorim­ peach communities committing xenopho­ bic crimes.

Why has government failed to co­ordi­ nate a law enforcement response that aims to arrest anyone responsible for incit­ ing violence against foreigners or destruc­ tion of their property?

Perhaps reprimanding their voters goes against their political ideology considering the upcoming local government elections next year.

In the state of the nation address the president downgraded foreigners when he banned them from owning land in South Africa.

This has not been clarified to date and

Deal directly with Eskom IT is time to become realistic. The country is in a mess and wanton spending by irre­ sponsible officials, whom are not qualified to perform their duties, has become a huge problem.

An excellent example is the R1,2 million spent on a Christmas party which clearly does not fall under the scope of what rate payers hard earned funds are to be spent on.

We all pay rates, but what is it that we

are paying for? We pay for all services except for the total mismanagement of the funds which is included in our rates bill.

We have requested the qualifications of all municipal staff. Apparently most do not qualify for the standards required.

No question, BEE is the single most im­ portant factor behind this shocking mess.

It is time for all people to stand together as enough is enough.

Eskom is in financial dire straits caused

SMILE AWHILE

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY DRAFT BUDGET FOR THE 2015/16 FINANCIAL YEAR The local community and the relevant stakeholders are hereby advised of the following key matters relating to the draft budget of Kwadukuza Municipality as initially published last week.

Written comments or representations in connection with the draft budget are hereby invited. Written comments should be submitted on or before 16H00 on Monday, 11 May 2015 and should be addressed to the Municipal Manager , Mr N J Mdakane : KwaDukuza Municipality and can be posted to P.O. Box 72 , Kwadukuza , 4450; telefaxed to 032-437 5098 or hand delivered at Municipal Offices , 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street , Kwadukuza.

In terms of Section 21 (4) of the Municipal Systems Act, No 32 of 2000 , any person who cannot write may come during office hours to the Office of the Chief Financial Officer , where assistance in transcribing will be given.

MUNICIPAL MANAGER NJ MDAKANE

thus sends a clear message to the grass­ roots that foreigners are not welcome to stay in South Africa.

The demilitarization of our country’s borders after 1994 was an error of govern­ ment. The new government associated border military with colonialism & apart­ heid. The removal of proper border control mechanisms saw literally millions of peo­ ple gaining entry to South Africa illegally.

Government does not have any social policies in place to teach South Africans about refugees, immigrants or our coun­ try's international obligations. Govern­ ment has failed to teach its citizens to ac­ cept population diversity.

Councillor Nel Sewraj ACDP KZN provincial executive chairman

by municipalities’ non­payment of funds.

It is time Eskom took over and the public dealt directly with Eskom. Eskom could charge municipalities more and the people might pay less so it is a win­win situation.

“Wearefacinganationaldisasterthanks to the ANC regime.

“The past cannot be blamed for the in­ calculable harm to the economy and the enormous losses in money and jobs.” ­ Pro­ fessor Christo Viljoen ex­Eskom board and ex­Nersa member.

Ray Millican

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Rhodes is part of our history

IN LOVING MEMORY

IYAPPEN NAIR God never promised us roses without a few thorns, and he never promised us heaven on earth without a bit of hell. And when our dad was born, he never promised us that he will live to be old and grey. He promised to lend him for awhile, for how long, he did not say. For those who have a dad love them while you may. Because the world becomes a different place when god takes him away. Dad today, tomorrow and our whole life through. We shall love you, now and forever and long for you too. Dad you are one in a million. We’ll always love you.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the late Iyappen Nair Date: Saturday, 18 April 2015 Venue: Darnall Temple Hall Time: 15:00 to 16:00pm Sadly missed by your loving family.

all behind them and build a country together would have been more than a little disappointed.

Like many great characters in I WAS sickened as I watched our history (including Shaka, and president giggling inanely while Ghandi) Rhodes was certainly no Mugabe insulted South African angel. But he achieved a lot for history in the person of Cecil John both South Africa and Zimababwe - and left a legacy that all colours Rhodes.

What a show he put on. I and genders are benefiting from couldn’t help wondering what today. He was a man of his time’ as Nelson Mandela would have made was Shaka, Ghandi and Churchill.

What will history say Zuma and of his performance.

I am sure that the Madiba, who Mugabeachievedfortheirpeople? persuaded a people with a frac- It has been documented that durtured and wounded past, to put it ing Mugabe’s “reign” in Zimbabwe, thousands of people died as a result of political violence, and what of our revered presiHOSTS FETE dent? He still hasn’t ITEMS ON SALE: finished his term of MUTTON BREYANI, CHICKEN BREYANI, office, but perhaps HOT DOGS AND SAVOURIES economic meltdown will be his legacy.

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ISilo samaBandla, Inkosi uSipha­ mandla Hlongwa, uNgqongqoshe we­ zokuBusa ngokuB­ ambisana neziNda­ ba zoMdabu KwaZ­ ulu­Natal uNkk Nomusa Dube­ Ncube noMntwana waseKhwezi kug­ cotshwa Inkosi uH­ longwa.

KwaDukuza Municipality MUNICIPAL NOTICE: HANGOES HOUSING PROJECT - LAND ACQUISITION

Notice is hereby given in terms of the Local Government Systems Act for the following land owners to attend a meeting to take place as follows: DATE:

8TH MAY 2015

TIME:

10am

VENUE:

HANGOES HALL

CONTACT PERSON:

PHUMULANI SITHOLE - 0829066816

The meeting is in regard to the land which the Municipality wishes to purchase/expropriate for housing development purposes to benefit the Hangoes community within the Municipality area of jurisdiction. Attached is the list of the affected people together with the property details.

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GROUTVILLE - TOWNSHIP Owners Name

Title Deed No.

CELE BONGINKOSI LUCAS and CELE NOMONDE FLORENCE GUMEDE MAFUTA MESHACK and GUMEDE BERTHA MCINEKA ELIZABETH LUNGA MCINEKA JEANETTE NDHLOVU WELLINGTON NDLOVU JABULILE GETRUDE NDLOVU ENOCH MVUYANA THEMBINKOSI KENNETH MAPHUMULO LUNGILE NOMTHANDAZO RACHEL NCUBE NDUKU ERIC and NCUBE DUDUZILE EDNA MTETWA NORAH MTHETHWA VINCENT VUKA MTHETHWA MVANGELI VIVIAN and MTHETHWA QINISILE DORIS GROUTVILLE UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NDLOVU LULU BEAUTY NDLOVU CHRISTOPHER BHEKUMUZI KUZWAYO BUSANI ALLEN MTHEMBU NOMUSA JANET MTHEMBU SIPHIWE CLAUPAS MTHEMBU BONGINKOSI WELCOME MANQELE SIPHIWE REGGIE MTETWA MDUDUZI RITEWELL and MTETWA FIKILE PATRICIA CELE EMILY CELE EMILY NDLOVU GLADNESS NDLOVU MARGARET NDLOVU LULU BEAUTY SIMAMANE THOBEKILE MAUREEN KHUZWAYO IVY MPANZA HERMESH MAPHUMULO GERALD THEMBA MPANZA HLALELENI MPANZA THANDIWE ELIZABETH MPANZA MFANILO WELCOME MVUYANA THEMBINKOSI KENNETH MAPHUMULO GERALD THEMBA MPANZA HERMESH NDLOVU OSCAR THEMBINKOSI SIBISI DUMEZWENI ALEX and SIBISI NTOMBIKAYISE THEODORA NDLOVU OSCAR THEMBINKOSI NDLOVU MAKHOSAZANE PRISCA NDLOVU GLADNESS MAGWAZA PRINCE SIKHUMBUSA BABBUMOYA GCABASHE RACHEL MZIMELA ZENZELE PHILLIP and MZIMELA FLORENCE MZIMELA NGABENI MGENGE BHEKUYISE DANIEL NDLOVU NTOMBEMHLOPE ALBERTINAH MPANZA HERMESH MBAMBO THULANI HANNINGTON MBAMBO PETROS PHATUMUZI and MBAMBO KHANYISILE LILLIMOR MTHEMBU MATHER

T52659/2002 T52660/2002 T52661/2002 T52662/2002 T52663/2002 T52664/2002 T52665-T52668/2002 T52669/2002 T52670/2002 T52673/2002 T52674/2002 T52675/2002 T52676/2002 T52677/2002 T52678/2002 T52679/2002 T52680/2002 T52682/2002 T52683/2002 T52684/2002 T52685/2002 T52686/2002 T56325/2002 T52691/2002 T52692/2002 T52693/2002 T52694/2002 T52696/2002 T52698/2002 T52699/2002 T52700/2002 T52701/2002 T52702/2002 T52703/2002 T52704/2002 T52705/2002 T52706/2002 T52707/2002 T52708/2002 T52709/2002 T52710/200 T52711/2002 T52712/2002 T52713/2002 T52714/2002 T52715/2002 T52716/2002 T52717/2002 T52718/2002 T52719/2002 T52720/2002

MZONELI LANGALAKE DENNIS and MZONELI SIYABONGA LIONELL and MZONELI JUSTICE TANSANQA and MZONELI AUBREY LUTULI ALBERT JOHN MZONELI JUSTICE TANSANQA and MZONELI NTOMBIYENKOSI ORAH CALUZA REUBEN THOLAKELE DLAMINI BASOBA GREENACRE MGENGE BHEKUYISE DANIEL NDLOVU NTOMBEMHLOPE ALBERTINAH MPANZA HERMESH MBAMBO THULANI HANNINGTON MBAMBO PETROS PHATUMUZI and MBAMBO KHANYISILE LILLIMOR MTHEMBU MATHER

T11062/1996

CHARLOTTE DALE - TOWNSHIP

T52721/2002

T3960/1936 T10351/1976 T320/1950 T7387/1994 T52716/2002 T52717/2002 T52718/2002 T52719/2002 T52720/2002 T52721/2002

IZITHOMBE: MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

ISilo samaBandla noNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana nez­ iNdaba zoMdabu KwaZulu­Natal uNkk Nomusa Dube­Ncube, emcim­ bini wokugcotshwa kweNkosi uHlongwa.

MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

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SILO samaBandla uGoodwill Zweli­ thini, ephelezelwe uNdlunkulu ukaMchiza wasesigodlweni eNyoke­ ni, sigcobe iNkosi uSiphamandla Hlongwa, endaweni yaKwaGxosa, eK­ ranskop ngeledlule.

Lo mcimbi ubusingathwe uNkk No­ musa Dube­Ncube, onguNgqongqos­ he wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu, uMntwana waseKhwezi, iNkosi PDH Chiliza on­ guSihlalo weNdlu yabaHoli boMdabu, uKhansela HN Ngcobo oyiMeya yaK­ waMaphumulo, umndeni wakwaH­ longwa,Amakhosiakulendawo,umsa­ kaziwoKhoziFmuNkkDuduKhoza,ob­ engumphathi wohlelo nomphakathi waku lendawo.

UMfundisi uHlongwa uvule lo mcimbi ngomkhuleko kanti umfundisi u­Erlo Stegend wethula inkulumo eb­ igxile emazwini eZaga 29:14, wayala Inkosi uHlongwa ngokuthi ingagcini ngokunaka izikhulu neziphathimandla kuphela kepha kumele inake nabantu bayo.

UMntwana waseKhwezi ukhum­ buze abantu ukuthi ukukhulekela iSilo kukhombisa inhlonipho, wathi kumele abantu bebenesizotha phambi kweSi­ lo.

UNkk Nomusa Dube­Ncube on­ guNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngok­ uBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu, KwaZulu­Natal uthe: “Kuyintokozo kithina ukuthi siphelezele iSilo sama­ Bandla, njengoba sizothula ngok­ usemthethweni iNkosi kwaHlongwa,” kusho yena.

Utheumnyangowakhe,obhekelele ukuvuselelwa kwesithunzi sobuholi bomdabu, uyakhuthazeka uma uphel­ ezela iSilo uma senza umsebenzi wok­ ugcotshwa kwaMakhosi, uthe lokhu kuzoqinisekisa ukuba isiko lesintu liya­ khuseleka, ukuze abantwana, nesizu­ kulwane sizokwazi ukuthi iSilo yisona esifanelwe ilomsebenzi.

Uthe: “Hlanga lomHlabathi, selok­ hu uluqalile loluhlelo lokubuyisa isiko lwethu endaweni efanele, loluhlelo se­ luvuse elikhulu isasasa, njengoba lini­ keza izizwe zamakhosi ithuba lokuba baziqhayise ngosiko lwabo. Silo Sama­ bandla, iNkosi ozoyigcoba namhlanje ingenyeyamakhosi esifundazwesethu efunde yagogoda,” kusho yena.

Uqhube wathi iNkosi uHlongwa un­ eziqu ze­BA Honours kwi­Public Policy, eyazithola eNyuvesi yase­UKZN. Uthe iNnkosi uHlongwa ibiyingxenye yama­ khosi athweswa imiyezane ngoLwe­ sine oludlule.

Uthe umnyango wakhe unenkolelo yokuthi ukufunda kwamaKhosi kuzo­ ba nomthelela omuhle kakhulu eziz­ weni abasuka kuzona.

UtheuyaziukuthiiSilosesikhulume kaningingokwakhiwakwesikhungola­ pho khona amaKhosi azofundiswa esemancane kuze kufike isikhathi so­ kuphatha.

Uthe kusekuningi okumele kwen­ ziwe uhulumeni, njengoba endaweni yaKwaMaphumulo bebaningi abasad­ inga amanzi emagcekeni abo, ugesi

nemsebenzi, izona zonke izinto okus­ amele kusetshenzwe kanzima ukuba abantu bezithole.

ISilo samaBandla, sivule inkulumo yaso ngokubonga uNkulunkulu ukuba abonekubalulekileukubasizeKwaMa­ phumulo ukuba sizobeka iNkosi uH­ longwa.

Sithe: “Namuhla sihlangane ngesi­ khathi lapho izwekazi lase Afrika ligu­ bhuzelwe ifu elimnyama. NgoLwesine oledlule, njengoba sazi sonke, amado­ da abehlome ngezibhamu ezimboze ubuso atheleke eNyuvesi yaseGarissa, eKenya,okuholeleekufenikwabafundi abayi­147,” kusho iS ilo samaBandla.

Siqhubesathilesisehlosiyashaqisa ngoba senziwe ngabantu abathi bal­ wela ubulungiswa, sithe lokhu kuyax­ aka ngoba ngeke kubelula ukuba ab­ antu bekulalele uma ubhubhisa aban­ tu abangenacala.

Unxuse bonke abantu base Afrika ukuthi bebumbana ukuze kube noku­ thula.

“Ukuhlangana kwethu namuhla kwenzeka ngesikhathi kunokukhulu­ ma ezweni, neminye imbono ivunana.

Okubi ukuthi ukukhuluma lokhu kufak­ azela ubungozi bokuba nezithunywa ezingabiki.”

Siqhube ngokuthi abezindaba baf­ ananezithunywaezibikangendlelaen­ gafanelekuleli. “Umuntuobizelweku­ lo msebenzi wokubika nokwazisa use­ thubeni lokufundisa isizwe.”

Sithe: “Izintatheli aziyithandi iN­ ingizimu Afrika.”

Sithe abezindaba yibona abaxova izwe ngokuthi bengabiki ngendlela ef­ anele, basuke befuna ukudayisa ama­ phepha nje kuphela.

ISilo sikusho lokhu, emva kokuba khona imibono yokuthi inkulumo yaso esayithula oPhongolo, iyona edale ukuba kuhlaselwe abokufika eThek­ wini.

Sithe abezindaba abasashicileli iz­ indaba ezakha isizwe kepha banaka abafundisi abanqunu, izimbuzi no­ mantindane abakhulumayo, kube ukunukubeza izithunzi zabathize em­ phakathini.

Sicele kube khona inhlonipho pha­ kathi kwaso nabezindaba. “I­Democ­ racyle,ayinganenziniziboneniyizithixo zokukhonzwa,” kusho iSilo.

Sinxuse amaZulu ukuba ahlale phansi abambe umthetho. Sithe asik­ aze sinxuse isizwe ukuba siye empini, ukube sakwenza lokho ngabe isizwe sonke sesishe saba umlotha.

“Ngathiminaabantuabathatheiz­ ikhali zokuyolima amasimu, ilokho en­ gikwaziyoangisaziesinyeisikhalimina.

Abezindaba abaziyo ke leso sikhali.”

Siphethe ngokuthi abantu kumele betshale emasimini, sanxusa uMnyan­ go wezokuLima ukuba uvakashele KwaMaphumulo ukuzobona ukuthi abantu bengasizakala kanjani.

Sikhulume neNkosi uHlongwa: sathi: “Ngiyacabanga ukuthi kuse­ mahlombe akho wena Hlongwa oqok­ we ukuba uhole isizwe uphinde uqin­ isekise ukuthi lokho uNkulunkulu aku­ nike khona ukusebenzisa ngendlela okuyiyona.”

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Can creditors harass me with phone calls?

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Are they able to take my assets?

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How long am I under debt review?

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The Kwa-Zulu Natal Fashion Council is pleased to announce that it’s Fashion Design Capacity Building Programme: “21 STEPS TO RETAIL” will take place in ILembe.

The KZNFC aims to develop and mentor designers to a level where they can manage sustainable businesses. Designers are hereby offered the opportunity to bridge the gap between their design skills and business knowledge.

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Vaneshree Anamalay & Kevaal Moodley Friends, members of the community and relatives: You are humbly invited to the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of Vaneshree Anamalay and her son Kevaal Moodley.

Date: Saturday, 18 April 2015 Time: 14h30 Venue: Stanger Siva Sungum Hall, 26 Berthwell Drive, Highridge Your presence will be humbly appreciated.

The curriculum includes: • Technical Skills Training – inspiration, trends, textiles, mood-boards, pattern-making, etc…

• Business Skills Training – brand management, costings, marketing, etc…

• Personal Development – time and stress management, etc…

• Mentorship – Design and create a collection • Market Access initiative – KZNFC fashion show & Pop-up shops • International trade platforms The workshops will be held over a period of 3 months with training taking place on a weekly basis. Workshops will commence on the 28th April 2015.

SELECTED DESIGNERS MUST BE ABLE TO COMMIT TO THE TRAINING SESSIONS, travel the training venues and be able to finance a collection of approximately 12 garments. Qualifying designers should have a formal education in fashion; have a registered company and brand label; be in business for a minimum of 2-3 years with solid market / customer base, supply stores or have their own studio.

Interested designers may apply by submitting the following information to nomonde@ kznfc.co.za by deadline: Wednesday, 22nd April 2015 at 12h00 • Motivation letter why you should be selected for this training programme • Completed application form • Comprehensive CV – max 3 pages • Certified copy of your ID • Copies of Qualifications • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • Proof of Company Registration. Must be a registered entity • Company and Brand Profile with traceable references of stores that stock your range • A CD consisting of 5 – 10 product pictures and your Brand Logo in high resolution • Business plan • Selected designers will be required to pay a commitment fee of only R500.

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ROVE End Volleyball Club clinched the Caminamix Services-sponsored Easter Knockout Cup (hosted by KwaDukuza Volleyball Association) after beating Warriors Sport 2-1 in an enthralling final played before a large crowd at the association courts on Thursday night.

Favourites Grove End romped to a 11-6 lead, forcing their rivals into an early timeout. But, Warriors battled to put points on the scoreboard after Cyprin Tulsiram and Vinnie Singh enjoyed a bevy of good attacks (thanks tothebrillianceofsetterDesmondPillay) to extend Grove End’s lead (18-9).

Warriors rallied back strongly in

the dying stages of the first set, but it was a typical case of “too little, too late”asGroveEndcanteredtoafluent 25-16 win.

Despite trailing 1-0, Warriors took the game to their more experienced counterparts, matching their rivals point-for-point with the scores locked at 11-11. Mark Pillay and Sherwin Adyappa gave Warriors a slender 1915 lead forcing Grove End to introduce Satish Bhowanbhik into the attack.

NolanGovendercaughtGroveEnd flat-footed with some deft touches to extend Warriors lead (22-17). Grove End were offered a life-line after a crucial service error by Sam Pillay, but Adyappa quickly made amends with a thunderous attack.

Govender blocked out Singh and a

crucial unforced error by the Grove End attackers allowed Warriors to snatch the second set 25-21.

Warriors took an early 3-1 lead in the final set, but Grove End quickly snuffed out the deficit to grab a 8-5 leadatthechangeofsides.Successive winners by Bhowanibhik (a stunning blockfollowedbyathunderousattack from power) extended Grove End’s

lead (11-6).

Warriors reduced the deficit to 2-points (9-11) before Niven Baldeo restored Grove End’s 3-point cushion (12-9). Adyappa kept Warriors in the hunt for honours with some superb blockingtofrustratetheGroveEndattackers.

Tulsiram moved Grove End within two points (13-11) of the Easter KO

Cup. Nolan’s crucial service error at the death gave Grove End matchpoint before the mercurial Tulsiram hammered the winner from centre to guide his side to a pulsating 15-11 win.

Grove end waltzed away R1 500 richer with runners-up Warriors pocketing R1 000. Randsons made amendsfortheirdisappointinglossat the hands of Warriors in the semi’s after beating Darnall United in straight sets (2-0) in the play-offs for third spot to collect R700. Darnall walked away with a cool R500.

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

To our dear daughter

Nalisha

Congratulations on your graduation for completing your National Diploma: Certified Technical Financial Accountant!

Grove End (above) clinched the Caminamix Services­ sponsored Easter K.O. Cup after beating War­ riors Sport (left) in the final on Thursday night.

We’re thrilled to be celebrating with you as you move on to your next big adventure.

We’re proud of you and wish you the best of luck.

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From your: Dad, Mum, your sisters Natisha, Nisha, Raveena and only brother Nishen.

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Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the kwadukuza Municipality for authority to:

Isaziso sesicelo esenziwe kumasipala wakwaDukuza sokugunyaza ukuthi

Relax the front building line from 7.5m to 2.0m, side space from 2.0m to 0.0m and for the usage of diesel tank at 4 Croton Place, Erf 2220 KwaDukuza.

Relax the front building line from 7.5m to 2.0m, side space from 2.0m to 0.0m and for the usage of diesel tank at 4 Croton Place, Erf 2220 KwaDukuza.

Any persons desiring to object to this proposal may do so by lodging a written notice setting out the grounds of his objection on or before 15th May 2015 with

Bonke abafisa ukuphikisana nesicelo sokushintsha ukusentsheziswa kwendawo bangaletha imibono yabo phambi kuka 15 May kuleli kheli elilandelayo

The Municipal Manager KwaDukuza Municipality PO Box 72 Stanger 4450

Umphathi Kamasipala UMasipala Wakwadukuza PO Box 72 KwaDukuza 4450

Objectors must, in notifying the Municipal Manager, clarify that a copy of the notice has been served on the applicant at the address given below by registered or certified post or by hand.

Any objection received after the prescribed date and/ or where a copy has not been served on the applicant is not valid. Plans and particulars relating to this application may be inspected during normal office hours Monday to Friday(excluding public holidays) at development planning section, KwaDukuza Municipality, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDujuza

Abaphikisayo kumelobazise umphathi wakwa masipala bachaze kabanzi ukuthi ikhophi yesaziso sinikwe kulowo ofake isicelo kuleli kheli elingenzansi ngeposi Noma ngokuyinikezela ngesandla.

Isikhalazo esifika sekudlule usuku olubhaliwe/noma isikhalazo esingafikanga kulowo osifakile isicelo ngekesibalwe.

Name and address of applicant SKV projects po Box 3413 KwaDukuza, 4450

Imidwebo nemininingwane ehambisana nalesicelo ingabonakala kumahhovisi kamasipala kusukela ngo msombuluko kuya kulwesihlanu(ngaphandle kwamaholidi) kusukela ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuyaku 16h00 ntambama.

Igama nekheli lalowo of aka isicelo: sKV Projects Po Box 3413 KwaDukuza, 4450

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Lindelani, Darnall Ladies advance to KLFA final WEEKLY REPORTER

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INDELANI and Darnall Athletic Ladies advanced to the final of the KwaDukuza Local Football Association (KLFA) Women’s Knockout Cup after emerging victoriously in the semi-finals played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

Lindelani (above) and Darnall Athletic Ladies (right) will con­ test the final of the Kwadukuza Local Football Association (KLFA) Women’s KO Cup on April 25 at Stanger High.

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The powerful Globe Rangers Ladies outfit kicked off their campaign with a 8-0 routing of Melville Ladies in the quarter-finals and were strongly fancied to go all the way into the finals.

But, in their semi-final clash against Lindelani, their strikers were woeful, missing the target from close range. Both teams failed to break in the first half. Early in the second half Nothando Busane should have opened the account for Lindelani, but her powerful long range shot just missed the far upright.

In the 49th minute Nkukhanyo Msimang received a perfect through ball from Semtha, but she gently tapped the ball into the outstretched arms of the Globe Rangers keeper.

With less than ten minutes remaining in regulation time, prolific striker Phindile Mncambi scored a beauty from just outside the box to send Globe Rangers crashing out of the tournament.

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Darnall thumped VJ Ladies 8-0 in their quarter-final clash to secure a semi-final berth against Barcelona.

In the 10th minute the Barcelona central defender deliberately handled the ball in the box and the referee did not hesitate to award Darnall a penalty. Nqobile Mtope calmly slotted the resultant spot-kick to give Darnall an early 1-0 lead.

Five minutes later Zandile Gumede doubled Darnall’s advantage (2-0) after scoring from close range.

Just before the break Zandile notched up a brace to give Darnall a commanding 3-0 lead.

Midway into the second half, Zandile notched up a hat-trick to seal the fate of their rivals. Xoni Sakude hammered the final nail into the Barcelona coffin to give Darnall a fluent 5-0 win.

Darnall and Lindelani Ladies will contest the final of the KLFA Women’s KO Cup on Saturday 25 April at the Stanger High School grounds.

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The Dawnheights lads were over the moon after being crowned Ilem­ be Cricket Union under 16 League champions on Saturday.

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AWNHEIGHTS were crowned Ilembe Cricket Union under 16 league champions after trouncing archrivals United by 66-runs at the Gledhow Ground on Saturday.

The decision by Dawnheights to bat first backfired after Santir Bageloo was caught by Humza Ismail at point off the bowling of Talhaa Ismail for 2 runs in the third delivery of the match.

Twin-brother Adesh Bageloo made amends for the disappointing performance of Santir after joining forces with Arhad Singh to take the tally to 129/2. Arhad scored 41 runs which included four fours before being adjudged LBW to a Abu Makhwaza delivery.

Saurav Tambuti Singh was dismissed for a duck after being caught by Mohamed Ismail in the covers off the bowling of Yusuf Joosab.

Makhwaza claimed his second victim after dismissing Salman Ali (7) cheaply. Man-of-the-match Adesh notched up a brilliant halfcentury (57) which included five

fours before being caught at longon by MB Ismail off the bowling of Joosab.

Dawnheights posted a mammoth 155/8 in their allotted 20overs. Joosab was the pick of the United bowlers claiming 4/18 from 4 overs. Makhwaza grabbed 2/24 from 4 overs.

Chasing 156 runs for victory at a treacherous Gledhow pitch, United could only muster 89/8 in their allotted 20-overs.

MB Ismail (19) and Talhaa Ismail (10) were the only United batsmen to register double-digits.

Santir, who disappointed with thebatmadeamendswiththeball, spinning a web around the United batsmen to grab four wickets for 12 runs from 4 overs. Keaton Govender claimed 2/10 from 2 overs.

Manager of the Dawnheights outfit, Rajiv Tambuti Singh said: “I am delighted with the performance of our boys and want to place on record my sincere thanks to every player for their unselfish sacrifice throughout the season.”

“We boast a talented youth outfit which augurs well for the future of the club,” added Singh.

Manor secure semi-final berth WEEKLY REPORTER MANOR Cricket Club secured a place in the semi­finals of the Warriors Sport­ sponsored Ilembe Cricket Union Twen­ ty­20 Cup after trouncing Oceanville ‘B’ by 214­runs at the Gledhow Ground on Sunday.

The first round clash between Man­ or and Morningside on Saturday was a repeat of last year’s final which was won by Manor. The Morningside outfit made the trip to Gledhow in the hope of avenging last year’s defeat.

Morningside won the toss and elected to bat first. They posted 74/8 in their allotted 20 overs with M. Poob­ alan (24) and G. Nagiah (14) the only batsmen to record double figures.

Dillon Rautenbach (3/16 from 4 overs) and Saieshan Logenathan (2/13 from 4 overs) were the pick of the Man­ or bowlers.

Chasing 75 runs for victory (at a rate of 3, 75 runs per overs) Alveiro Nadasen and Iqbal Sher gave the defending championsaperfectstartafterposting 49 runs in the first seven overs before Sher (24) was caught by Poobalan off the bowling of Rishal Devkurran.

Nadasen was clean bowled by S. Perumal in the next over for 18 runs.

Manor lost their third wicket in quick succession after Rautenbach was dis­ missed for 3 runs. Zaks Cassimjee (14 not out) and Aaron Pillay (8 not out) guided Manor into the quarter­finals.

The reigning champions showed their pedigree less than 24 hours later

after walloping Oceanville ‘B’ on Sun­ day morning at the Gledhow Ground.

Manor won the toss and elected to bat first. They took their opponents to the cleaners posting a phenomenal 250/1 in their allotted 20­overs.

Nadasen top­scored with an un­ beaten 113 runs which included 12 fours and 3 huge sixes.

In reply Oceanville were bundled out for 36 runs in the 17th over. Loge­ nathan grabbed 4/6 from four overs (to take his wicket tally to 6 in the com­ petition).AlexPillaytook3/6fromfour overs and Steven Jacobs claimed 2/4 from 4 overs.

Proud sponsor, Rajiv Mathapersad (CEO of Warriors Sport) congratulated Manor on their outstanding perform­ ance and singled out centurions Nada­ sen and Rautenbach on their fine achievement with the bat.

Manor will lock horns with Nkobon­ go in the first semi­final on Sunday at the Gledhow Ground.

Meanwhile, United hammered Flip­ side by 65­runs in a quarter­final game played at the Gledhow Ground on Sun­ day afternoon.

United batted first and posted 111/10 in their allotted 20­overs. I. Mo­ hamed (32) top scored for United. S. Veerarajoo was the pick of the Flipside bowlers claiming 3/12 from 4 overs. A. David grabbed 2/16 from four overs.

InreplyFlipsidewerebowledoutfor 46runsinthe17thoverwithP.Pragasen (20). M. Mansoor claimed 4/10 from 4 overs.

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Special Panamera Edition arrives PORSCHESouthAfricahaslaunchedtwospecial versions of its popular four­door sedan ­ Pana­ mera Edition and Panamera 4 Edition.

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Kurmanov receives 8th Dan in Akinakdo >> Teacher praised for his abilities and dedication

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thority to his students.

Last month Kurmanov - 4th Dan black belt in Taekwondo and Hapkido - was awarded his 8th Dan in a specialised form of martial arts known as Akinakdo.

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ORLD Champion and international martial arts instructor Master Timur Kurmanov has remained a wisdom of au-

tices; competitive training and forms.

A student is taught how to combat, firstly, with the sword only, then with the sword also making use of kicking and punching techniques, and then without the sword.

Korean Master Aleksander Rhee, the founder and president of the Academy of Martial Art, Kazakhstan, founder and president of the World Akinakdo Federation and the president of Jhoon Rhee Taekwondo, Kazakhstan, spoke words of praise, honour and dedication of Kurmanov and his students.

In addition to being awarded his 8th Dan, Kurmanov has been granted the title and responsibility of president of Akinakdo in South Africa and Africa.

Akinakdo is an ancient form of martial art fighting using a sword.

The Akinak is an Asian sword. It is the father of all types of sword fighting.

In Akinakdo, great emphasis is placed on the correct mental attitude of students in order to achieve a state of mind that is clear, calm and free of thought.

Naturally, it is physically challenging as well, and is intended to maintain optimal fitness of the student, while teaching the Akinakdo techniques.

Akinakdo is divided into two prac-

For further information contact Kurmanov on 084 923 2007 or visit the Budo Martial Art Centre at 03 Cato Street, KwaDukuza CBD.

Master Timur Kurmanov with his students.

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The sword Master Timur Kurman­ ov was present­ ed with.

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