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OME Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba deliveredaferventspeechtoGroutville High School pupils last Friday cautioning them on the consequences of unprotected sex and consuming drugs and alcohol.

He called on them to prioritise their education and to be more tolerant and compassionate towards their fellow African brothers and sisters.

Gigaba and his wife Norma, who was celebrating her birthday, was accompanied by Dj Sgqemeza of uKhozi FM, gospel singer Thina Zungu and Dj Happygirl.

Addressing pupils Gigaba said: “You must treasure the moments you spend at school.

There is nothing more important for you than education,” he said.

He expressed his pride in the school’s academic achievements adding: “We are building a country that must be known for the conquest and achievements of its people.

“The country will be great not because of what your predecessors have achieved, but because of what you will achieve,” he said.

Tasking the pupils with the responsibility of ensuring that the country, continent and the world is made a better place he said: “For us to be great, to reclaim the glory of our continent, to place Africa once more on the international stage, to put it on the map, we will depend on you as educated, skilled, passionate pupils who work hard and stay away from crime.”

Urging the pupils to refrain from xenophobic violence he said: “Your responsibility as the people of South Africa, as the youth of our country,istosaynotohatredofforeignnationals, say no to hatred of fellow Africans, and commit yourselves to working hard.”

Gigaba gave a short history lesson about the accomplishments of ancient African civilisations such as the scholars of Timbuktu, Egypt, Sudan and Great Zimbabwe’s unmatched architectural supremacy and the accomplishments of the Kingdom of Mapungubwe.

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“Use this opportunity to become a great people. I believe in you. I trust in you,” charged Gigaba, “You can be better. You are better. You will be better.”

Norma then donated a chess set to the school as a present to celebrate her birthday and promised to keep a close eye on the school’s performance.

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Marching against xenophobia

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N an effort to shed light on the plight of foreign nationals who have come under attack in the country this month, the Seventh Day Adventist Church held a peace march in the KwaDukuza CBD on Sunday.

Various local organisations including schools and individuals participated in the march which aimed at educating the community of KwaDukuza on the injustice that is xenophobia.

The march was supported by Department of Transport, Community Safety, and Liaison MEC Willies Mchunu, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo

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The marchers gathered at the KwaDukuza Town Hall where talks

Department of Transport, Community Safety, and Liaison MEC Willies Mchunu addresses march participants at the Town Hall.

Speaking to the Weekly one of the participants, Harry Bodasing Primary School teacher Shane Hanuman -

and prayers were rendered before walking back to Shoprite where the day’s events ended.

who accompanied his pupils to the march - said: “It is truly a sad and heartsoreissuehowourfellowbrothersandsistersarebeingtreatedinour country.

“I, for one, condemn how our fellow South Africans are behaving. We should be a nation that spreads peace,hope,harmony,unityandlove.

“Our respected late president Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison for our freedom and he had a principle which he stuck to - he was against violence among fellow Africans. I was truly hurt and disappointed with emergence of xenophobia and have decided to take a stand against it.”

Hanuman and the Soul Buddyz club from the school made banners with slogans such as ‘Everyone deserves equality’, ‘No African is a foreigner in Africa’, ‘Unity-Hope-Harmony-Love-Peace’ and ‘Down with xenophobia down, down with blackon-black violence down, long live the ancient culture of Ubuntu, long live’.

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HE iLembe and KwaDukuza Municipalities will be presenting their annual budgets at various public meetings during April and May and it is vital for residents to attend.

Amongst the items to be discussed by the KwaDukuza Municipality at these meetings will bethenewratesfactorstobeappliedtoproperty values as well as increases in refuse removal

ILEMBE District mayor Welcome Mdabe delivered an impassioned speech which called on the newly formed branch to play a pivotal role in the “reconstruction” of society, in light of the spate of xenophobic attacks that spread throughout the country recently.

Themayorwasspeakingatthelaunchofthe National Interfaith Council of South Africa last Wednesday.

The district’s branch of the National Interfaith Council of South Africa (NICSA) was launched at the iLembe auditorium where the African, Islamic, Nazareth, Hindu, Christian and Rastafarian religions were present as part of the faith-based organisation.

Mdabe said that the council is faced with the mammoth task of unifying all Africans for the sake of attaining peace and prosperity adding: “Interfaith plays a central role in social cohesion, the reconstruction, and in the development of our own morals.”

Mdabe delved into history, making reference to a clause in the Freedom Charter which states: “South Africa belongs to all who live in it”.

In order to highlight what South Africa shares with other nations on the continent, he spoke about the varied contributions made by countries such as Nigeria, Angola, Uganda, Tanzania and even those abroad such as Russia and Cuba, towards the liberation of South Africa.

He said that reflecting on the significance of such a history would help South Africans understand themselves better and their role on the continent.

“Therefore, the interfaith council, part of its responsibility is to educate us in terms of understanding who we are.”

Describing xenophobia as “backwardness” and a flagrant display of arrogance and as a “reactionary” attitude alien to the African virtue of ‘Ubuntu’ (humanity) Mdabe said that tolerance is an essential trait at such times.

“The role of the South African interfaith council is to mobilise our South African people and our African brothers for a peaceful dialogue in terms of the differences of opinion and differences of religious affiliation, that is critical,” he said.

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“There is no use complaining after decisions take place today (Wednesday, 22 April) at the and other charges.

The iLembe District Municipality plans to in- have been made if you did not take the time to KwaDukuza Town Hall at 6pm.

Residents of Wards 4 and 21 can attend their crease the current water tariffs by a further attend the meetings that are held for you to have your say. If you do not tell us what you want and meeting on Sunday, 26 April at the Driefontein 23%.

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We feel so sick, revolted and horrified at the brutal and unprovoked murder of an innocent man for no other reason than that he was a Mozambican. That he was a fellow African mattered not a jot.

Nothing less than swift and stern justice will suffice in the circumstances. For once the criminal justice system should show that the wheels of justice are capable of turning.

UnderpresidentJacobZuma,becauseofhis own precarious legal position and constant fending off of criminal charges, consequences for illegal action have evaporated. People do notfearbreakingthelawbecauseofthegeneral malaise in the criminal justice system.

Pemmy Majodina and John Block, notwithstanding their abuse of state funds, are still in office. Hundreds of officials who violated the PFMA and the MFMA with irregular and crooked tenders remain unscathed and unpunished.

Zola Tsotsi, who is alleged to have wilfully bent procurement rules and incurred millions

of rands of cost for Eskom, remains scot free and perhaps unduly enriched from exerting pressure for irregular processes. Murderers, most frighteningly, can take lives of innocent people because they fear no consequences.

Regardless of the available footage of wanton looting of foreign-owned shops over months, the minister has sat on his behind and done nothing whatsoever to display any reach of the law. To him it has never been a priority.

What a scandal!

Zuma, clearly, is tired and out of his depth.

Moreover, he has no passion for rule of law and constitutionality. Under him, law and order have broken down.

If the government cannot act with energy and swiftness, it should resign. The lacklustre performanceofthismassiveandcostlygovernment, one of the largest in the world, has created a great international liability for South Africa and has deeply ashamed all of us.

If we do not rein in the forces of anarchy and evil now and if consequences don’t follow for what happened, before witnesses, the good story of Zuma will become a living nightmare for all of us.

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Xenophobia - president’s silence deafening IT seems that foreigners entering South Africa are in for hard times. Accusations levelled against foreigners are that they are taking the limited jobs available and are associated with the rampant crime gripping the country.

There is always speculationaboutNigeriansbeingkey players in the drug trade which is destroying the youth.

However, these are mere allegations that have not been conclusively investigated and verified.

Distinct attributes of the people who enter the country empty-handed to make a living in SA are their entrepreneurial acumen and a determination to make a success of their lives.

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The recent attacks on foreigners, which led to the deaths of four people, with many being injured or displaced, is in danger of spiralling out of control. Looting foreign-owned shops and murdering foreigners is not the answer when dealing with this issue.

The challenge is much more complex and multifaceted. Home Affairs Minister MalusiGigaba,togetherwitha high-powered government delegation, must deal with the issues of xenophobia immediately. Jacob Zuma’s silence is obviously deafening.

These attacks have to be averted at all costs. If left unchecked, they could reach similar proportions as the Rwandan genocide that occurred in 1994.

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KwaDukuza’s stunning Miss Teen finalist ISIMEMEZELO SOHLELO LOKUHLOLWA KWEMVELO KANYE NEMVUMO YOKUSEBENZISA AMANZI ISICELO SOKWAKHIWA KWE OFFTAKE 13C YAMANZI AHLANZEKILE, NGOMASIPALA WESI FUNDA SESE ILEMBE, KZN EDTEA REF NO: DC29/0046/2014 uKukhishwa kwesaziso ngokwemigomo yokuhlolwa umthelela emvelweni (Environmental Impact Assessment) eshicilelwe nguHulumeni, No.R543 kuya kuNo.R545 ka 2010, ngokwesigaba 24 (5) soMthetho wokuphathwa kwezemvelo kaZwelonke (i-National Environmental Management Act) uMthetho No 107 ka-1998, kanye nomtheto wokuphathwa kwamanzi kazwelonke(i-National Water Act) umthetho - 36 ka 1998, ngesinyathelo sa-Masipala weSifunda sase-iLembe.

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In keeping with the theme of showcasing talent tional Arts Festival featuring a host of world-renowned performers across a number of genres. The from the Mandeni, KwaDukuza, Ndwedwe and Mafestival will take place over two days in different ve- phumuloregionsofiLembe,artistsincludetraditional nues, kicking off with a gala concert at The Playhouse Indian sounds from Kalakara featuring Keeran Eshon Sunday, 26 April followed by a full day at the Sibu- warlall,traditionalZuludancingwithAmasokemvelo, sisiwe Community Hall and Lovelife Centre in Mande- populargospelbandMandeniSoulHealers,choralaccapella from Central Voices, maskanda star Sgora, ni on Monday, 27 April.

For the Playhouse concert, doors open at 5pm and kwaito sensations GS, Ndwandwe Sister and Ukujabula Kuyashiyana the winners of Ndwedwe’s Isigekle the concert begins at 6pm.

Headlining the festival is the legendary Salif Keita Competition.

Comedian Siyanda Maphumulo, DJ Dope and from Mali, the “Golden Voice of Africa” whose place in the pantheon of African music has been well docu- Groutville’s Uhuru Poets Society will keep the audimented and revered. He performs with his dynamic ence entertained between sets.

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“Besides many pro-active socio-economic eleThe award winning South African hip hop artist KhuliChanaincollaborationwithMuzArtwillalsoper- ments, the Festival commemorates Freedom Day by formatbothvenues.Khuliisamultitalentedmusician linking a concert in Durban with a project to take the wellknownforhis‘Motswako’rapstylewhichincludes music and the arts back to the people - in essence street-talk and highly influential messages in Set- straight into the communities who have supported swana, English and other South African languages. our fight for freedom and democracy,” said MEC for MuzArt is a five-piece musical collective that has Arts and Culture Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Sapetha.

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The National Credit Act (NCA) formally introduced debt counsellors to assist over-indebted consumers.Thegoalofdebtcounselling is to develop a repayment plan, which is affordable to you as well as acceptable to all your creditors.

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HILD Welfare SA - KwaDukuza is trying to locate Cabangile BloseandVickeshRoopnaray-

Anyone who has information on theirwhereaboutscancontactsocial work manager S. Reddy on 032 551 2129.

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Child Welfare SA - KwaDukuza is trying to locate the natural father of the pictured children. Anyone who has any information regarding him, please contact social work manager S. Reddy on 032 551 2129.

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They got Easter eggs

BANMATHEE RAMKILAWAN (SHEILA) Formerly of 301 Badul’s Mansion, Stanger You and your family are kindly invited to attend the funeral service of the late Banmathee Ramkilawan (Sheila) Date: Saturday, 25 April 2015 Venue: Open Door Assembly Address: 10 Dick King Road, Townview Time: 11am-2pm Thereafter proceeding to the Stanger Crematorium She leaves behind her children: Bryan, Joanne Keegan and a host of family & friends

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The Roatart Club of KwaDukuza visited Ntumeni Primary School to donate Easter eggs recently. Although the club operates from KwaDukuza the members still stretch out their hands to give to the rural school. The club also donated five fire extinguishers to the school. Rotarians Yvonne Pillay (club treasurer) and Karen John, presenting the treats to principal Mrs M. Chinsammy, teacher Mr S. Kobo and pupils.

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IN LOVING MEMORY

The officials and members of the Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society lovingly invite you and your family to the 3rd Chithira Paruvam Kavady Festival Flag Hoisting: 24-04-2015 on Friday at 6:00pm Chariot Festival: 02-05-2015 on Saturday at 3:00pm Public Kavady: 03-05-2015 on Sunday at 8:00am Venue: Stanger Manor Primary School Ground (Marigold Street) Daily Hawan Prayer, contact the officials or Priest Indran Naidoo Daily Hawan Prayer commencing at 6:00pm, Saturday and Sunday at 4:00pm Donations for the Kavady: R30.00 Devotees to decorate own Kavady Kavady will be available at the temple

FOR MORE INFO CONTACT SOM MUDALY 078 409 4494

Ramamma Naidu You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 13th Day Memorial Service of the late Ramamma Naidu Date: Tuesday, 28 April 2015 Time: 6pm Venue: 36 Primrose Street, Stanger Manor, Stanger Kindly accept this as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by her daughter, sons, and a host of family & friends.

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NHLANGANOezimeleeyasungulelwaukusiza umphakathi ngezindlela ezahlukahlukene, iSiqalo Motivation Organisation (SMO), ibenomcimbi wezaguga ngomhlaka 31 kuNdasa (March).

Lo mcimbi wezaguga ubusingathwe umkhandlu waKwaDukuza, oSonhlala kahle, abahlengikazi abavela kuMnyango wezeMpilo, nabavela kwizicima mlilo, kanye nabakwa SASSA. Izaguga, ezivela endaweni yaseThembeni kanye naseDoornkop, zibusiswe ngesidlo sasekuseni, kanye nesase mini kanti laba abekade besingathe lo mcimbi bathule izinkulumo zokusiza zona izaguga.

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>> Singh looks forward to new venture

Annette Wilson congratulates Prenesh Singh who will take her place as Boston Stanger branch manager.

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Singh, who joined Boston in 2008 and is currently the head training advisor, will take up the position as of Friday, 24 April.

Singh said he feels ecstatic and nervous but

he has a great team to work with and they will continuetoworktogetherandstrivetoachieve more.

His message to students, parents, corporate companies and the community: “Boston has reached great heights and is voted one of the best colleges thus far. Boston Stanger will continue to be at that level.”

Speaking about working with Wilson, Singh said: “Mrs Wilson, it has been a pleasure working under you. We have learnt a lot and you have been an inspiration to each one of us at the Stanger branch. I would like to wish you well on your new journey.”

Speaking about her new position, Wilson said she is excited and “a little nervous”.

“I will miss the people here. We are all one big happy family, they are all so precious, staff and learners alike. I will miss them all.”

Saying goodbye to her staff, Wilson, who joined Boston Stanger in 2010, said: “Stay the course, keep the college as welcoming as it is.

Befairandstayascaringasyouare.Mysuccessor is a wonderful, and extremely capable human being.

“Prenesh Singh was a learner here, he received his National Diploma through Boston and he knows the college inside and out. As a local he has a fantastic understanding of Stanger and her people, he cares dearly for all of the learners and is the person that everyone turns to for a shoulder or a solution, myself included. I have a deep admiration for him and I know he will grow Boston Stanger forward with pride. I have loved my time here is Stanger, there were some downs but they were nowhere as numerable as the ups. I will miss everyone dearly.”

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ONSTANT neck pain is a common problem and is quite difficult to deal with and moreover very troublesome since it impacts negatively on all aspects of your life and health.

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DIABETIC Retinopathy is a complication of Diabetes Mellitus in which the blood sugar is elevated causing deterioration of the blood vessels of the retina.

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ETCARE Alberlito, in partnership with Imbalito Hope College and Ballito Autism Centre of Excellence, joined the “Light it up Blue” campaign on World Autism Awareness Day. The world went blue for World Autism Awareness Day after over 16 000 buildings and counting joined the campaign.

This year marks the ninth annual Light it up Blue Autism

Awareness Campaign where more than 3000 iconic buildings and landmarks in over 50 countries on six continents turn their lights blue for world autism awareness.

The Ballito Autism Centre of Excellence and Imbalito Hope College are at the forefront of raising awareness for autism on the North Coast.

“This day is all about informing the community about the myths surrounding autism and providing a center of support for those who require

it. We are very grateful to Netcare Alberlito hospital for their ongoing support and assistance in getting the messageoutthere.”saidBACEand IHC director and psychologist Nirasha Dhaniram.

DrBasilDhaniram,co-Ddirector of IHC said: “Autism is a lifelong complex condition that occurs as a result of disordered brain growth, structure and development. Autism is believed to stem from genetic predisposition triggered by environmental factors.”

Dhaniram added that parents should consult their paediatrician or their family doctor if their children show signs of restricted repetitive behaviors, limited social interaction, and language development.

“Itwasgreattoseethecommunity supporting the blue biscuit and cupcake sale. By engaging with residents we are able to debunk myths surrounding autism and ensure early detection so that childrenmayreceiveprofessional assistance,” said hospital marketing officer José Nadesan.

Basil and Nirasha Dhaniram are also parents of a child with autism and beacons of hope to other families and professionals who are overcoming the challenges of treating and parenting in the world of autism.

For details on autism treatments and educating a child with Autism, contact Dhaniram on 032 586 0200 or visit the Imbalito Hope College Facebook page.

Ashville Primary says thank you Ashville Primary School thanked the KwaDukuza Municipality for their generous donation of school uniforms recently. Pupils who received uniform are seen with mayor Ricardo Mthembu, councillor Sthembiso Magubane, teacher J. Naidu and principal M.Janak.

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IPHOZETHU Primary School, in Lindelani, Ward 5, received an Easter present on the last day of the first term when the ANC from the same constituency donated desks to the school and uniforms for children in need.

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Led by the branch’s chairperson, Fikani Mbambo, the executive committee handed over 44 desks and six uniforms to the school, received by three boys and three girls.

Mbambo said: “Children should be given a chance to become the best that they can be.”

He said to avoid children becoming child labourers it is imperative

Pupils and ANC members sit at the new desks.

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for them to be educated.

“Our branch executive committee saw the need to support our children and ensure that their right to free education is protected,” he said.

PrincipalN.J.Khuzwayothanked the donors for considering those less fortunate.

“We as a school thank our donors for what they have done because these desks are much needed because we have a shortage of them,” she said.

She added the ANC branch promised to assist the school annually.

She urged local business and the community to also lend helping hands to the school specifically when it comes to developing and looking after the school.

Khuzwayo said the school does not have certain facilities such as a library and this puts the pupils at a disadvantage because they have to makeexpensivetripstotowntocomplete assignments.

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FOR ALL YOUR SERVICE GUIDES CONTACT NALISHA ON 032 552 3363 Please note that due to Monday 27th April being a holiday Service Guides deadline for bookings will close on Friday 24th April at 12 noon

CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMMODATION

HOUSE TO LET

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

Contact: 032-551 6503/082 562 3676.

Outbuilding to let in Stg Heights, 1 large B/ Room, lounge, kitchen, toilet & shower, fully tiled & safe carport parking.

Available: 1/5/2015.

Contact: 084 414 5468.

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

Phone: 032-552 3433.

FLAT TO LET 1 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, ensuite, F/Tiled, S/Parking, R3200-00 incl. W/L. 1 Room, kitchen, T/ Shower, R1900-00 incl. water, light card.

Phone: 074 205 0952.

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

Contact: 032-551 5885.

2 bedroom flats with fully fitted kitchens to let at Georges Centre, Stanger Manor. Close to all amenities ie. school, gym and shopping centre. Call 082 500 5678.

HOUSE TO LET 2 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, T/B, 37 Court Road, Town View.

Contact: 032-437 8252.

2 Ebrahim Drive, Stg Manor, luxury house, double garage, 5 bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen & dining room, air conds, swimming pool, R7500 p/month.

Call Vinesh: 082 553 2944.

2 Rooms, ensuite, passage, tiled, fenced, carport, R2200 with water & lights, 29 Gemini Street, Glenhills.

Tel: 084 890 3979.

3 Bedroom, Granny flat for rent (Stanger Manor), R3500 incl. water excl. lights (prepaid), kitchen (bic). Call: 084 553 3001/032-552 1110.

3 Bedroom house to let in Stanger Manor.

Prepaid water/electricity.

Tel: 032-552 1170/083 651 2815.

Room to let in Newtown.

Contact: 082 441 2348.

Stanger Manor, Geranium Street-1 bed outbuilding with open plan kitchen & lounge, separate shower & toilet. Water & Elect incl.

R2300.

Suits single person with no dependants.

Gated property, secure parking.

Couple-R2500.

4 Bedroom main house with 2 bathrooms, laundry room to let. Own water & electricity metre, secure parking & alarm system, R6000.00.

Contact: 083 770 9800.

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

HOUSE FOR SALE House for rent/sale in Mercury Lane, Glenhills.

Contact: 073 541 4935/032-552 1432.

RNA Properties 1).Stanger Heights-3 b/r, F/Kitchen, D/Garage, F/ Fenced. R880 000-00 2).Park Mews-3 b/r, kitchen, F/Fenced. R680 000-00 3).Park Mews-2 b/r, MES, F/Kitchen, F/ Fenced. R550 000-00 4).Light Indust. Land -+ 1600m2. R700 000-00 neg.

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ESTATES For Sale 3 bed, fully fitted, d/room, lge, kitchen, granny flatGledhow-R695 000.00 3 bed, fully fitted, walled on large flat landGledhow-R435 000.00 3 bed modern duplexBlythdale R1 150 000.00 Sanji-082 338 6861

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Contact: 032-552 2965/084 738 9097.

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LIQUIDATION & DISTRIBUTION In the Estate of Late GAYADEEN JUGDEO, Identity Number 460824 5146 08 5, Date of Birth: 24/08/1946, Date of Death: 10/11/2012 of 5 GREIG ROAD, MANDINI, 4490, Estate No. 010004/2013

The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above Estate will lie for inspection at the office of the Master of the High Court, Pietermaritzburg (and at the office of the Magistrate at KWADUKUZA) for a period of three weeks from the date of publication hereof.

CJ COGAN ATTORNEYS Attorneys for Executor Dative P.O. BOX 837, Umhlali, 4390 Tel (032) 9470865 REF: CJ COGAN/KB/ JUG3/0001

In the Estate of the late Abdool Hak Bux Identity Number: 570729 5122 08 4 Date of Birth: 29 July 1957 Date of Death: 16 December 2013 Last Address: Flat 5 Arbees Building, Main Road, Tongaat Estate No: 23699/2014 DBN Creditors and Debtors in the above Estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication hereof.

Dated at Stanger this 7 day of April 2015.

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what’s on

To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

>> Blythedale Beach Market on 9 May 2015 from 9am to 1pm. Various food and crafts stalls and fresh produce will be available.

Come and buy something special for the mom in your life for Mothers Day. For stall holder information please contact us on 060 419 5159 or email: blythdalebeachmarket@gmail.com >> Qualified care givers and retired staff nurses seeking vacancies to please contact Amrisha on 032 551 2749. >> The community og Lot 14, Nonoti, Doesberg and surrounds will hold their annual rain prayer on Sunday, 10 May at the prayer site near Hillview Stores. Mr DJ Maharaj will be presiding. Kirthans by Sohayna Sungeeth. Meals will be provided.

Donations will be accepted in cash or kind.

All welcome. For more information call Kishoreon0735461676orRajivon082494 2662. >> The Shri Durga Temple in Stanger Manor will observe the third annual Chithira Paravum Kavady festival on Sunday, 3 May at 8am at the Stanger Manor Primary School Grounds. It will then proceed to the temple in Larkspur Street. All welcome. Those who are interested in participating can contact Vis Govender on 071 282 9177, Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494, Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Alan Murugan on 072 025 0678. >> The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights, Stanger, holds the following activities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesdays between 6pm to 7.30pm, Gayatree Pooja first Tuesdayofthemonth,Ramayanreadinglast Tuesday of the month. Free adult scriptural classes on Thursdays between 6pm and 8pm. Free youth classes on Fridays from 4pm to 5.30pm. >> SSM Hall for hire. Shri Sanathan Mundal resident priest Pundit KK Mishra is available to perform all prayers at the Mandhir or at your place. Contact him on 032 551 1680.

For further information Contact PRO Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406. >> Sri Swami Vishwananda, enlightened master who travels the globe disseminating the ideals of love, peace and unity, will be givingdarshanattheKwaDukuzaTownHall on 30 April and 1 May at 7pm. All are welcome. >> The KwaDukuza Resource centre will be commencing extra tuitions for Maths and Science for Grade 11 and 12 learners (Tuesday and Thursday – 3pm – 4:15pm).

Learners must be registered members at the centre (cost R32 for three months).

Learners that are interested must attend an orientation at the centre so that we can finalise the programme.

Dates of orientation are Friday 24 April (3pm - 4pm) and Saturday 25 April 2015 (11:30am -12:30pm). >> The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. For more informationcontactShaunon0791556746. >> The Lower Tugela Sabha Hindi Patshala is offering free Hindi classes for adults and children on Wednesdays from 4.30pm to 5.30pm at the Sabha Hall in Blaine Street.

Registration will commence on Wednesday, 4 February at 4.30pm. For more information contact Mr R Maharaj on 032 552 5319 or 072 844 7555. >> AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger is running a bible college. Registration is now open. Contact pastor Harry Solomon on 083 301 2923 for more information. >> The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation of

KwaDukuza holds Balvikas classes on Fridaysfrom5.30pmto6.30pm.Forfurther information please contact Trisha Pillay 082 406 6679. >> Is gambling causing havoc in your life or someone else’s life? Is it affecting you and your family?

There is help for free. For professional counselling sessions which are private and confidential, call 084 517 5846 or omniskills008@gmail.com. >> The Protec Stanger branch is in the process of compiling a database for all exstudents who attended Protec Saturday classes from 2000-2013. The following information is required as soon as possible: Name, surname, landline, mobile number, email address, current employer, current position held, tertiary qualifications, year matriculated, school attended, studying, etc. Kindly forward all information to Colin Naicker at the Sappi Resource Centre on protecstanger@gmail.com/fax: 032 551 6250/ call: 032 5516 251/2/cell: 062 342 9860. An appeal is also made to all parents to assist in this regard. >> The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir conducts satsang every Tuesday from 6.30pm to 7.45pm. Navarathree will be observed at the temple from 24 September until 2 October commencing at 6.15pm. All welcome. >> OM Healing services is offered for the sick, frail and bed ridden members of the community at their homes. Please contact Kriyananda on 084 551 4795 or 032 551 4795 for more information. >>BhaktiMargaYouthWingmeetingsatthe Shanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Kubashni on 0768257357. >> Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple Satsang Mondays at 6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm. Contact Danny or Shawn on 032 552 2382. >> Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Mon @ 6.15-7.15pm), bhajan practice (Tues @ 6pm), Satsang (Thurs from 78.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Sat @ 2pm).

Contact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795. >> The International Society for Krishna Consciousness Centre in Stanger invites you to our weekly Nama Hatta programme at Sabha Hall at 6.45pm. Bona-fide spiritual book and Prasadam is served. For more information, contact Hare Krishna Das on 082 829 3880. >> The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be contacted for funeral services and home services. Cooking and baking also done. For more information, contact Krish Kisten on 0835566276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414.

Packages for small weddings accommodating 100 to 120 people with table seating.

For more information contact Krish Kisten on 083 556 6276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414 or the temple on 032 551 1744.

Service is held on Sunday from 8.30am to 9.30am Monday from 6pm to 7pm.

Tuesday from 7pm to 8pm.

For further information, contact 032 551 1744. >> The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street in Stanger Manor, conducts the weekly services: Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. Tuesdays: Prayer service from 6pm to 7pm (Ramayan recitals, twice a month) Saturdays: Hanuman Chalisa recitals from 6am to 7am (11 times). For details, contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.

Do you know of an upcoming gig or event? Write for us using the Citizen Journalism tool at www.stangerweekly.co.za

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The event hosted at Sibaya in conjunction with the International Auto Sound Challenge Association (IASCA) andSpeed‘nSoundmagazine,willfeature sound off, show ‘n shine and dyno competitions.

Car enthusiasts are called to enter their pride and joy in the sound off and show ‘n shine competitions.

The cost to enter is R150 per car, per category.

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For the first time ever for Durban, Speed ‘n Sound magazine will also be running its leg of the SPL Street Challenge.

It all unfolds from 10am onwards in the Sibaya car park where there will be hundreds of vehicles from across the country for car enthusiasts to feast their eyes on.

Entrance for spectators is free of charge.

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“This show will boast some of the loudestSPLandBassBoxingcarsinthe country, not forgetting some of thefastest cars that will be tearing up the dyno,” said Mohnish Ramgovind, public relations officer at Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom.

He says a large crowd is expected at Sibaya which has become renowned for staging professional car shows in a safe and secure environment.

Later this year, vehicle fanatics can look forward to the IASCA World Recordsemi-finalsinJulyaswellasthe World Record Finals at Sibaya at the end of November.

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Yashin Tewary - CEO of Play Sport Concept.

WEEKLY REPORTER THE Play Sport Concept will focus on athletics throughout the second term in the hope of preparing pupils for their forthcoming school athletics meeting.

CEO of Play Sport Concept Yashin Tewary was an outstanding long distance runner in his heydays, having annexed both the junior and senior sports boy award at Stanger Manor Secondary School during his highschool career.

Havingtaughtphysicaleducation

Play Sport to focus on athletics they get back is what they put into their sport. Children must set high, realistic goals for themselves and train and play hard.”

“I firmly believe that Play Sport is worthwhile because the same mental skills that athletes use in achieving success in sports can be used to achieve success in other areas of their lives.”

The three fundamental mental skills that successful athletes must have include choosing and maintaining a positive attitude, maintaining a high level of self motivation and setting high, realistic goals.

Tewary said that these skills are learned and can be improved through instruction and practice.

“We begin our work with each individual by assessing their current proficiency in each of the three skills before developing a teaching plan andenhancingthespecificskillsthat need improvement and finally we periodically assess their progress,” added Tewary.

Parents can enrol their children for Play Sport at Manor Primary School on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (from 12.45 to 1.30pm or from 1.30pm to 2.15pm or from 2pm to 2.45pm) and on Saturdays (from 11.30am to 12.15pm or from 12.15pm to 1.30pm).

Those interested in enrolling their children are requested to contact Tewary on 084 357 9552.

Meanwhile, the Stanger Pre-Primary School have welcomed the Play Sport Concept at their school since 21 April.

Lessons are held during school hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays (from 8.30am to 9.15am). positioned for

for almost 20 years and experienced the running technique of athletes for more than two decades, Tewary said: “Children at primary school level lose a race because they tend to stop right before the finish line, instead of keeping the same running momentum near the finish line.

“The foundation phase pupils lose focus easily and look around for theirteam-matesinsteadofpressing forward towards earning a podium finish.”

Tewary also emphasised the importance of getting away on equal terms at the start.

“Children are easily distracted at the start, sometimes by their bubbling parents or teachers and at times by the sound of the gun, whistle and bell, and only get going after the opposition are already out of the starting blocks,” he said.

Tewary will be hoping to remedy these wrongs during his training sessions throughout the second term.

“You don’t have to be a professionalathleteoranOlympicchampion to be a successful athlete. Nor do you have to have a room full of trophies or make the front pages of the sports section.

“Children must be taught at early age that sport is important to them andtheymustbecommittedtobeing the best that they can be within the scope of their limitations,” he added.

“There is no doubt that sport enriches the lives of children and what

iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

iLembe District Municipality is strategically Developmental and Economic potential in KZN. The Municipality subscribes to the principles of equal employment opportunities as contemplated in the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998.

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS IN TERMS OF SECTION 93 OF THE MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS ACT Candidates to serve on the Board of Directors of iLembe District Municipality’s Economic Development Agency: Enterprise iLembe Enterprise iLembe is the Economic Development Agency of the iLembe District Municipality, responsible for Trade & Investment Promotion and Local Economic Development for the District.

Enterprise iLembe is a private company incorporated in terms of the Companies Act of South Africa and is 100% share-owned by iLembe District Municipality.

Members of the general public are hereby invited to apply to serve as Directors of the Board of Enterprise iLembe. Candidates who are locally-based business leaders and experts in the fields of Tourism, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Retail, Economic development and Finance are preferred. Applicants should have reasonable and appropriate skills and experience in the above fields, as well as be knowledgeable in and committed to the transformation imperatives and challenges of the iLembe District Municipality. Applicants must also have a clear credit record. Consideration will be given to gender equality.

Applications should include: ■ Full details of the person making the application ■ A Curriculum Vitae of the application and motivation for appointment Applications, in a sealed envelope clearly marked: “Application for Directorship – Enterprise iLembe” should be addressed to the Acting Municipal Manager: iLembe District Municipality, P. O. Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or be hand delivered to iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street, KwaDukuza. Hand delivered applications should be posted in a box marked Curriculum Vitae in the foyer of iLembe House.

The closing date for the submission is 01 May 2015 @ 16h00.

Queries regarding this notice may be directed to the undersigned on 032-437 9504

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Phenomenal response to netball tournament >> Association gets ready for the ‘big league’

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King Shaka emerged champions in the netball tournament hosted by the KwaDukuza Netball Association at the Melville Ground on Sunday.

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males and females (young and old) to play the game in the hope of affiliating HERE was a phenomenal re- ateamintheleaguewhichisexpected sponse to the inaugural netball to get underway in May”.

Matches were played on a knocktournament hosted by the KwaDukuza Netball Association at out basis in the females, males and junior ranks with trophies awarded the Melville Ground on Sunday.

President of KwaDukuza Netball, to the winners in each category and Ivy Khumalo said: “The purpose of medals to the runners-up.

King Shaka proved too strong for Sunday’s tournament was to attract their rivals winning the male and female category. Nkobongo Eagles were the bridesmaids in both categories. Shooting Stars had to stave off a late strong challenge to secure a podium finish.

SCM UNIT – DATABASE UPDATE Officials of KwaDCALL FOR PROSPECTIVE PROVIDERS/SUPPLIERS OF GOODS ukuza Netball AssoAND SERVICES TO APPLY FOR LISTING ON THE ILEMBE DISTciation were indebtRICT MUNICIPALITY’S APPROVED PROSPECTIVE PROVIDERS’ edtotheKwaDukuza DATABASE IN TERMS OF MFMA SCM REGULATION 14 Municipality (KDM) for providing transCouncil has undertaken the review of its Draft Integrated Development port for all teams to The iLembe District Municipality hereby invites prospective providers of goods or services wishing to do business with the Council to apply for the tournament and evaluation and listing as accredited prospective providers on the Municithe KDM Parks and pality Database (including all Specialist Service Providers). Only Service Graden Services for Providers who are in possession of all mandatory and valid company the erection of portaregistration documents will be considered for listing, notwithstanding ble toilets. the fact that Service Providers shall also be required to fully comply with other requirements as stated in the registration form.

They placed on record their sincere Service Providers who are already registered on the Municipality’s DatathankstotheDepartbase are hereby advised to update their information and also ensure that ment of Sport and they have submitted the following documents: Valid Original Tax ClearRecreation for the ance Certificate, VAT Registration Certificate; B-BBEE Certificate, Declaration of interest, Authority for signatories, Company Banking sponsorship of troDetails, etc. phies and medals.

Officials of the For Service Providers that must be registered with the relevant statutory KwaDukuza Netball body i.e. CIDB, ECB, IOPSA, ECSA, SAICA certified proof of such registration must accompany the database application form. Accordingly, Association must be Service Providers for Catering Services are required to submit together commended on their with the documents a certified copy of their Health Certificate obtained unselfishserviceand from the relevant Health Department. Failure to comply with these prohard work, includvisions shall lead to the Service Provider’s registration form being ing officiating at the declared void. matches in ensuring Supplier Database Registration Forms may be collected from the offica successful tournaes of the Supply Chain Management Unit, GROUND FLOOR, ILEMBE ment.

TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 HAYSOM ROAD, KWADUPlayers were KUZA, 4450; OR downloaded from the Municipality’s website at www. urged to stay fit and ilembe.gov.za For all enquiries, kindly contact Mrs. S Maphumulo on Telephone No’s 032 – 551 8751/8753. practise their goalshootingskillsahead of the league which MS YVONNE MATHONSI gets underway next ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER month.

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ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ILEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA

Major upsets in darts trebles tourney WEEKLY REPORTER THERE were major upsets in the KwaDukuza Darts Association (KDDA) trebles tournament held at the North Coast Tavern in KwaDukuza on Wednesday night.

The formidable trio of Vinesh Geanballey, Jerry Govender and Vishalin Parmasivan easily accounted for Vasa Rungasamy, Justin Naidoo and Balu Pillay in the first set of their quarter-final clash. But, they were left red-faced after suffering a shock defeat in the second set.

They rallied back gamely in the third and decisive set winning comfortably to register a fluent 2-1 win to book their place in the semi-final.

Tournament favourites Jerry Arunachellam and the “Pillay-twins”, Nine Pillay and Charlie, clinically disposed of rookies Neeran Somnath, Terrence Subban and Paddy Padayachee in the opening set.

Somnath, Subban and Padayachee stunned their more illustrious opponents, clawing their way from a set down to send their rivals crashing out of the tournament after winning the next two sets convincingly (2-1).

Geanballey, Govender and Parmasivan were hoping to pulverize their opponents in the semi-finals, but left the North Coast Tavern licking their wounds after slumping to a humiliating straight set defeat (2-0) at the hands of Somnath, Subban and Padayachee.

In the bottom half of the draws, Sanjay Singh, Sidney Naicker and Ashley Haripersaad trounced Yogan Pillay, Jodie Naidoo and Dhana Govender (2-1) to secure a semi-final berth against Darrel Shanmagum, Preggie Appadora and Terrence.

Singh, Naicker and Haripersaad booked their place in the final with a comfortable 2-1 win. After Singh, NaickerandHaripersaadlostthefirstset ofthefinalatthehandsofrankoutsiders Somnath, Subban and Padayachee, darts enthusiasts expected a dramatic fight-back and a severe backlash (reminiscent of the fight-back by the foreigners after last week’s xenophobic attacks).

But, Somnath, Subban and Padayachee, who have been producing brilliant darts throughout the evening, proved that their victory all the way to the final was no fluke after winning the second set easily (2-0) to scoop the KwaDukuza Darts Association trebles title.

Tonight (Wednesday) KDDA will host the Sidney Naicker and Familysponsored doubles tournament at the North Coast Tavern commencing at 7.30pm.

Dawnheights, Manor humbled

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ORMER KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union Premier League outfit, Dawnheights Cricket Club, and domestic Twenty-20 champions, Manor Cricket Club, were humbled after suffering humiliating losses in the Warriors Sport-sponsored Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty-20 Knockout Cup played at the Gledhow Ground over the weekend.

Dawnheights slumped to a humiliating eight-wicket defeat at the hands of

minnows Oceanville in the quarter-finals on Saturday and the high-riding Manor outfit were brought down to earth after going down by 14 runs to rookies Nkobongo in the semi-finals on Sunday.

Players and management of Dawnheights were aware of the fixture more than a fortnight ago and were requested to report to the Gledhow Ground an hour before the start time (2pm). But, Dawnheights coach Dhanraj Bageloo sent out thefirstdistresssignalat1pmonSaturday using the social media networks.

His message was: “I am on the ground.

The other team is already here warming up, there are no Dawnheights players yet”.

President-cum-manager Rajiv Tambuti Singh sent out yet another S.O.S. barely 20 minutes prior to kick-off which

read: “Guys we are waiting for you. We are short of players”.

India’sSagarAroraandVarunPal,who made their debut for Dawnheights at the beginning of the 2014/2015 season, would have loved to play (having impressed throughout the season with bat and ball), but they returned to the shores of their motherland last month and could only read the distress signals miles across the ocean.

Dawnheights batted first and were bundledoutforapaltry66runsinthe18th over. R. Hazaree (17) was the only Dawnheights batsman to record double digits.

J. Govender (2/9 from 4 overs) and S. Sodayan (2/13 from 4 overs) claimed two wickets each.

Chasing 67 runs for victory, Oceanville

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raced to an emphatic eight-wicket victory with seven overs to spare. Akshay Juggernathtop-scoredwith21runswhichincluded a huge six. B. Kalligan (17), S. Govender (15 not out) and T. Deodat (10 not out) guided Oceanville into the semi-finals.

Manor arrived at the Gledhow Ground on Sunday in high spirits following their record 250-runs posted against Oceanville‘B’(intheWarriorsSportT20quarterfinal) a fortnight ago and expected to canter to victory against Nkobongo in the hope of notching up back-to-back victories in the Warriors Sport K.O. Cup. Nkobongo batted first and posted 76/9 in their allotted 20-overs with Lucky Gebane (21) the only batsman to record double figures.

Aaron Pillay 2/14 from 3 overs and Cameron Pillay 2/21 from 3 overs shared two wickets each.

CricketenthusiastsexpectedManorto walloptheiropponentsinlessthantheallotted 20-overs after centuries scored by Alveiro Nadasen and Dillon Rautenbach at the same venue a fortnight ago.

The adage “cricket is a funny game” was confirmed yet again after Nadasen (5) and Rautenbach (9) were dismissed cheaply.

Manor pinned their hopes on Desigan Pillay and Mohamed Mhlongo to take them across the finish line.

But, after the demise of Pillay for just one run and Mhlongo for 9 runs, Manor’s hopes of reaching the final disappeared.

They were bundled out for 62 runs in 15.4 overs with Zakarriya Cassimjee (10) the only batsman to reach double digits.

Innocent Khoza (3/16 from 4 overs) and Yusuf Banda (2/12 from 2 overs) were the pick of the Nkobongo bowlers.

KDAC athletes impress at Bosveld 3-in-1 Marathon WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Athletic Club (KDAC) athletes made an impressive debut in the Bosveld 3-in-1 Marathon held at Louis Trichardt in the Limpopo Province on Saturday, 19 April.

Six KDAC athletes Leon Moodliar, Vijesh Mahadew, Dippy Moodley, Nishen Chetty, Indran Naidoo and Danny Sewmungal made the trip to the Limpopo Province on Friday afternoon to participate in their first ever 3-in-1 races held on a single day.

The six athletes enjoyed a comfortable start to the 42.2km race at 6am on Saturday morning, but barely two hours into the race, the hot, humid conditions started to takes its toll. They weathered the energy-sapping 42.2 km race finishing the event well with the six-hour cut off

mark.

Withlessthantwohourstorelaxthose muscles, they were under starters orders at the start of the 21.1km race which got underway at 1.30pm.

The gruelling 21.1km race through rough terrain and dirt roads (forestry route) tested the resolve of the KDAC athletes.But,togetherasateamtheycrossed the finish time in sub three hours.

With just an hour’s rest and a vigorous rub, they braced them for the final race of the day, the 10km race which got underway at 5pm. They were exhausted, but overthemoonaftercrossingthefinishline before the two-hour cut-off time.

All six athletes were delighted with their performance in preparation for the 2015 Comrades Marathon to be held on 31 May from Durban to Pietermaritzburg.

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Vijesh Mahadew, Leon Moodliar, Danny Sewmungal, Indran Naidoo, Dippy Moodley and Nishen Chetty were ecstatic after successfully completing the Bosveld 3-in-1 Marathon.

Marathonrunnerswhowereunabletoenter the 2015 Marathon during the official entry period now have an opportunity to still be part of the world’s biggest and oldest ultra-marathon through the substitution process.

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MANDENI MUNICIPALITY DRAFT LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

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The Draft Local Economic Development Strategy report has been circulated for perusal and comment in the below mentioned venues within the Mandeni Municipality:

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Scelo Ndovela of Mbozamo Primary School, Siyathokoza Mchunu of Vukile High School, Queen Ndlovu of Shakaskraal Primary and Xolani Ngiba of ML Sultan Secondary School returned from the clinic empowered and eager to share their knowledge and skills with teachers and pupils.

Six KwaZulu-Natal teachers (the KwaDukuza quartet together with Xolani Mtshali and Siyabonga Buthelezi of Amajuba District) were among the 42 basketball coaches throughout the countrythatwereselectedtoattendthe four-day coaching clinic under the watchful eye of Nelson Isley of USA. Speaking to the Stanger Weekly, Queen Ndlovu said: “The four-day clinic included a theoretical and practical session. We were taught the seven fundamental skills every player should know before they embark on setting offensive and defensive strategies to win games.

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