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Luthuli’s spirit lives on >> Paintings worth R3 million donated to Luthuli Museum

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Business tycoon Vivian Reddy donated a painting collection worth R3 million to the Luthuli Museum at the request of Chief Albert Luthuli's daughter Dr Albertina Luthuli. Here they listen as au­ thor and motivational speaker Krish Naidoo reads the citation attached to the painting. More on page 3

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Artist captures amazing moments depicting Luthuli’s legacy WEEKLY

Muzi Sithole unveils a painting while Krish Naidoo reads the citation

The painting that were donated

JYOTHI LALDAS

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URBAN businessman Vivian Reddy donated a collection of paintings valued at R3 million to the Luthuli Museum in Groutville on Friday honouring the legacy of Chief Albert Luthuli.

The collection of 10 paintings, named The Spirit of Chief Albert Luthuli Series, was painted by the late artist Ronald Harrison who also painted the anti-apartheid piece The Black Christ, which depicted Luthuli as Jesus being crucified by the then prime minister Hendrik Verwoerd and his justice minister John Vorster.

The collection, however, does not depict Luthuli himself, but his ideals through which his spirit lives on.

Guests at the event included Luthuli family members, ANC Greater KwaDukuza region chairperson Thokozani Msweli, secretary Muzi Sithole, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, Harrison's niece and her husband Desiree and Derek Phillips (Harrison lived with them before his death) and Consul General of Poland Andrzej Kiepiela among others.

At the unveiling ceremony Luthuli’s eldest daughter, Dr Albertina Luthuli spoke of how she had ap-

PHOTOS: JYOTHI LALDAS

Deputy mayor Dolly Govender and Krish Naidoo

Thokozani Msweli, Muzi Sithole, Vivian Reddy and Dr Albertina Luthuli

proached Reddy to “save” the paintings from being auctioned shortly before cancer claimed Harrison's life in June 2011.

DrAlbertinasaidshefirstmetHarrison in 2000 when she was a member of Parliament in Cape Town.

“While we spoke Harrison told me the amazing story of how he met my fatherandwhyhedecidedtopaintthe The Black Christ.

“Through the help of the community, particularly the Indian community at the time, arrangements were made for Harrison to meet my father.

“His description of meeting my father really moved me. He told me when he met him he couldn’t take his eyes off his [Luthuli's] face. He said there was something about his eyes that spoke to him. I could understand.

My father’s eyes were such that they told stories.”

Following the painting of The Black Christ, Harrison was persecuted by the apartheid government and the painting, which was displayed in St Luke’s Church, Cape Town until the police got wind of it, was smuggled to England.

“He came out of the [experience] a physically weakened man and he never really got his strength back,”

Luthuli said.

DrAlbertinasaidHarrisonwasdetained by the police and was tortured for information about the painting.

“Some years later he painted this series. He did not want financial compensation because, like my father, he did not care for money. I persuaded him that he needed the money to care for his ailing mother and sister.

He considered an auction, but I was concerned it would be lost to South Africa. That was when Reddy came in.”

Reddy said he felt he owed it to Luthuli and the country to make sure the paintings found their way “home”.

“I bought the paintings to keep the spirit of Luthuli alive. The paintings have been out there for a while and now they will return to their natural home in the museum. It's where they belong.”

Reddy said although he held the rights to the collection, proceeds from reprints would go to charity.

Thanking Reddy for the 'magnanimous' gesture, Luthuli Museum chairperson Jabulani Sithole said donations of such a nature and magnitude are rare.

“Thank you for your support of our

continued efforts to collect artifacts to preservethelegacyofChiefAlbertLuthuli.”

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UMGENI WATER releases annual report >> Finances in order with R500 million surplus

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Thami Hlongwa (general manager finance) delivering his presentation on finances at the Umgeni Water Annual Report 2012/2013

UMGENI Water has reported a surplus of over R500 million for the 2012/2013 period – its highest surplus in the last four years.

This was revealed at a media briefing for the report at the Hilton Hotel in Durban on Thursday, 24 October.

One of the main highlights was a surplus figure of R583 million that will be used to repay debt and fund further infrastructural developments aimed at assisting municipalities.

Umgeni Water caters for six municipalities in KwaZulu-Natal supplying each with bulk water services and infrastructural development.

Also announced at the media briefing were three major projects that were completed including the R171 million Maphumulo Bulk Water Supply Scheme Phase 1 project, the R76 million South Coast booster pump station, and the Ugu District and Hazelmere bifurication pipeline valued at R66 million.

The second phase of the Maphumulo project is presently underway and is expected to supply 158 000 people with potable water.

The state owned entity also committed 49 percent of its total capital

and infrastructure programme budget for the next five years on rural development and community sustainability. The projects will see 538 employment opportunities.

Addressing the media, Umgeni Water board member Thabani Zulu said the organisation had also changed its Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Policy (BBBEE).

“It is now more focused on job creation with 30 per cent of the total value of each capital project allocated to Black-owned enterprises.”

Zulu also thanked the Department of Water Affairs for assisting after it allocated R167 million for developmental projects.

“The reality is that in the absence of grant funding, projects of a developmental nature have to be financed through the balance sheet, resulting in impairments which is not idea.

We fully recognise the need for citizens in our operational area to have access to safe drinking water.”

Chief executive Cyril Gamede said Umgeni Water had nine clear targets for the year and had achieved 91 per cent of them.

“Our board sometimes feels our objectives are too low, but the truth is

we strive for only excellence. For example, the tepidity of water should be around 0.5. We prefer to keep our levels around 0.25.”

Gamede added that Umgeni had recorded water losses of just under five percent. He said there has been steady improvement in the organisation. “Even in terms of our operationaland financialperformances,things have been good. We have had no breakdowns at all. Our audits are not just unqualified, but also clean. A clean audit represents no mishandling of any kind. We have achieved this a third year in a row.”

Gamede said there would be many developmental projects that have been lined up for the upcoming financial year.

When questioned of whether this would impact on current consumer tariffs, he was quick to denounce this.

“Last year there was an increase of 8.3 percent which is not that much.

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“We do not forsee an adverse impact with any of our current projects.”

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Residents demand action >> Community says they will protest if demands are not met MERVYN KRISHNA

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HE residents of Shakaskraal (Ward22)havegivenKwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu an ultimatum.

Either reply to their list of demands which they handed to him at an IDP meeting on Thursday at the ShakaskraalPrimarySchoolorthey “willhavenooptionbuttotaketothe street in protest of service delivery”.

At the meeting which was attended by KwaDukuza councillors andofficialsofthemunicipality,residents vented their anger at ward councillor Ann McDonnell.

Residents hit out at McDonnell and her ward committee for undermining them and for the lack of action which has led to the deterioration of the area.

The residents now want Mthembutointerveneinresolvingissuesas per their demands.

The list of demands include: proper housing, water and sanitation, electricity, employment, a 24hour clinic, maintenance and renovations of houses and roads in C1 and Protea Heights, provision of a taxi rank and public toilets, grass cutting, street cleaning, removal of “problematic, racist teachers who are assaulting children who are siding with DA and ACDP to fight the BEC and other ANC leaders”.

They also demanded the removal of certain ward committee members who are hampering service delivery together with McDonnell.

Theyclaimthecommitteeisissuing government food hampers worth R1 200 to members of the DA

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Ward 22 councillor Ann McDonnell, executive director technical services Skhumbu­ zo Hlongwane and KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu at the meeting

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Theyfurtherdemandedthereinstatement of a dismissed state paid cleaner from Shakaskraal Primary School who was allegedly “framed by associates of a former governing body member who has a spouse in the school, and who wanted to employ a member from his church”.

Speaking to the Weekly, McDonnell said she was very sad that some people do not respect the democracy that was fought so hard for.

“The political agenda actually overshadows the service delivery andthepeoplesufferasaresult.The municipality cannot drive its programmes and we as councillors as persecuted for it.”

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NOTHANDO NDLOVU AFTER a series of reports about village fights among Mandeni pupils, the Mandeni mayor alongside the Zero to Hero Motivational speaker, the Department of Community Safety and SAPS held an awareness cam-

Focus on studying not fighting paign at Machibini Sports Field on Friday.

Representatives from schools such as, Udumo, Mgandeni and Tshana High Schools where fights occurredattendedtheevent. Thepupils also staged a play to educate youngsters on the danger of village fights.

Mayor, Siphesihle Zulu urged the pupils to refrain from crime and ‘petty’ community issues so that they

could ensure they have a brighter future.

Zulu said it was the duty of the community to produce a favourable environment for schools to be safe areas of learning.

Zero to Hero Motivational speaker Sthembiso Zondo motivated pupils to change their lives by studying hard.

Local artists such as Sifiso Ncwane and Ithemba performed at the event.

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From left: Inkosi Linda Mathonsi, Thokozani Msweli (iLembe Speaker), Sthembiso Zondo Motivational Speaker), Prince Hlanganiso Zulu, mayor Siphesihle Zulu and award winning artist Sifiso Ncwane.

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‘Helpers’ arrested for fraud >> Arrested for allegedly defrauding senior citizens NOTHANDO NDLOVU

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MEETING scheduled to help elderly KwaDukuza residents to receive their pension funds fromvariouscompanies,endedbadly when the man chairing the meeting andhissixaccompliceswerearrested at KwaDukuza Town Hall on Wednesday.

Dumisani Dludla, who is the founder and chairperson of a ‘nonprofit’ organisation Ibutholamakhehla nezalukazi (Ibutholamanezabo) based in Esikhawini, had called the meetingtoaddressissuesofresidents who did not receive their pension funds after working for local companiessuchasTongaatHullet,Illovoand others.

Over 200 people attended the meeting, most of which paid R20 and

more to Dludla for help.

When the Weekly entered the premises Jay Steven from Glendale was angry before the meeting started as they had to stand outside the community hall for over an hour.

Steven said it was ‘ridiculous’ that the elderly people had to stand outside for such a long time. He was carrying two blank slips he received after paying the required amount. When asked why he had to pay this amount he replied: “We were told we would receive our pension funds.”

In his address, Dludla told the crowd that his intention was to help them receive their funds as many of them were exploited.

Out of ‘concern’ for the elderly citizens, KwaDukuza municipal manager NJ Mdakane decided to join the meeting. Mdakane pointed out that

the Department of Social Development (DSD) offers the same services for free.

“I am concerned that a person like Dludla is charging pensioners R20 for a service which you can receive free of charge at DSD.” “That does not sound right to me.

I have parents that are your age and would not like to see them pay to receive help. When Dludla came to my office to book the hall he said his organisationwasassociatedwiththeoffice of the premier, Ingonyama Trust, the Presidency and Uhlanga Lomhlabathi. However, when I contacted the officeofthepremierIwastoldtheydid not know about this organisation. I thenaskedforaletterfromhimwhich stated that he was working with these departments which I did not receive.”

KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo

PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVU

Dumisani Dludla being taken in by KwaDukuza SAPS officers

Mthembu arrived at the meeting after the public had shut all the doors demanding their money.

Mthembu said he was unaware of

suchameetingandwarnedthepublic not to listen to anybody who claims they will offer people jobs or help them after receiving money.

Dludla reiterated that his organisation is not a ‘fly by night’ one as he had been helping people for the past ten years.

“I cannot run the organisation without financial support. There are documents that need to be typed and we need to eat during our meetings.

The organisation is registered and has a constitution. I have proof of how the money is used. This organisation doesanddidnotforceanyonetomake a payment. We came at KwaDukuza after we were asked to come and render our services.” The seven appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court on fraud charges and they were released on bail.

Poisonous mushroom warning MERVYN KRISHNA

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ELL known KwaDukuza resident Pranesh Gayapershad is warning the public that if they pick mushrooms from the wild,theymustmakesuretheyidentify the mushroom before eating them.

While most mushroom species are suitable for human consumption, a small percentage of them are deadly.

The warning follows incidents of several families from the Happy Valley area being admitted to Stanger Hospital after consuming poisonous mushrooms picked from nearby fields.

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There is no rule to determine whether a mushroom is poisonous or not,withsomeofthemostdeadlyspecies looking similar to those considered safe.

Gayapershad encourages people to only eat mushrooms they know are safe.

“There are many mushrooms that look very edible, and they can be the most poisonous ones.

“There is a mushroom called “The Destroying Angel” which is present in the area.”

He said that if this mushroom is consumed there is a 95 per cent chance of dying.

“It looks like some of the edible

“The Destroying Angel”

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ones which is why people need to be more aware.

“They are advised not to pick mushrooms from fields sprayed with pesticides as well, as these are also poisonous,” he added.

Gayapershad said, “To avoid getting sick, follow this simple rule: Know the identity of the mushroom youintendtoeat. Youmaybetold:“An edible mushroom peels and does not blacken a spoon,” or “Mushrooms nibbled by animals are safe.”

“These and other rules of thumb are worthless. Eat only mushrooms you know are edible.”

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>> iLembe District schools aiming high for final results NOTHANDO NDLOVU

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WADUKUZA schools saw a smooth start to the matric final examinations on Monday.

Speaking to the Weekly after the English paper one examination commenced Groutville High School principal Nhlanhla Mbhele said pupils from his school were well behaved and prepared to score the best marks.

“We are confident that the school will receive 100% pass this year. We have really been working hard the whole year.”

Shakaskraal Secondary School principal Budhram Gangapursad said they started their exams well.

“We are hoping to do better than

previous years. The teachers, pupils andparentshavesacrificedtheirtime to ensure that the school gets better results this year.”

Stanger Secondary School principal Robin Maharaj said the first day went well and many of the students finished the paper on time.

He said they are expecting a 95% pass rate this year as the school is well known to have produced stalwarts such as Kader Asmal.

Tshelenkosi Secondary School principal Nosipho Mpanza said pupils enjoyed writing their first paper.

“We hope they will enjoy all the papers and give the exams their best.

The teachers will continue to help

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Mandeni Academy started of the matric final examinations smoothly on Monday. Frome left: principal A La Grange, deputy principal D Lombard, HOD FET Phase M Smith and HOD Senior Phase D Pillay with potential A candidates Donn'e Steyn, Desire' Venter and Jenai Raulla. them prepare for the upcoming papers.”

Mpanza said they were expecting a 75% pass rate this year.

Stanger Manor Secondary School principal Mervin Gounden said the pupils found their first paper very pleasing and were well prepared.

He said: “Like all the other teachersweexpectallourpupilstoperform well even though they are not the same.”

Goundensaidhisschoolhasmaintained a 91% pass rate over the past

six years.

KwaZulu-NatalDepartmentofEducation spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said the examinations started very well in all 1733 exam stations.

Mahlambi said the department hopes that all those who are writing the exams will receive a fair opportunity to pass.

He further stated that they hope all the schools in KZN will get nothing less than an 80% pass rate.

“The truth of the matter is that at each home in this province there is a

child who will be writing exams and each family will be expecting their child to pass.

“I encourage all the pupils to give their best so that they can make their parents proud.”

Mahlambi gave a stern warning to anyindividualwhoisinvolvedinleaking exam papers or anything that is against the law saying that this year the department will take strict measures.

The exams will end on 29 November.

Matric prayer and awards ceremony success NOTHANDO NDLOVU HUNDREDS of pupils and well wishers attended the Groutville High School matric examination prayer and awards ceremony at the school on Thursday.

Present at this prestigious annual event were KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu and speaker Thulani Khuluse, Igagasi FM’s Siya Mhlongo and local pastors.

According to school principal, Nhlanhla Mbhele the event proved to be a very successful.

“We are confident that this year, our school will receive a 100% pass rate,”saidMbhelewhosaidtheschool invites local pastors to preach every Monday.

“We believe in prayer and excellence.”

Pupil Brilliant Dube scooped the most awards.

Speaking to the Weekly after receiving the award he said: “I feel very

PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVU

Nonhle Mthiyane,Nothando Phakathi, Siya Mhlongo,Bathabile Mathenjwa and Snenhlanhla Makhathini. happy. I taught myself to work hard from a young age and I have learned that when you put God first the rest follows.”

The 18-year-old Dube from Etete expects to receive seven distinctions this year.

Mhlongowhowastheguestspeaker for the day inspired the pupils to

work hard so that their work can be of use for years on earth like that of Isaac Newton.

Mhlongo said: “With good work comes promotion. Work with excellence, nobody must work harder than you. You must not be the second best when you receive opportunities to work.”

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What do you want?

NERESH GAYAPERSHAD A bit about THROUGH the years, I have found that people are quick to tell you what they love and what they hate.

But ask them what they want and they have to stop and think about it!

They can quickly tell you in general terms ­ more money, a better marriage, a better job and so on.

However, few will give you specifics be­

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cause they haven't taken the time to figure them out.

For example, in their careers, almost no one can tell me where they want to be in three years, five years or 10 years.

On the other hand, those who strive for their impossible dreams and achieve them, know exactly where they want to go and how they want to get there.

WhenI'veaskedbusinessmenorbusiness­ women what they value most, they nearly al­ ways say their family, their friends or their health. But there's a real disconnect between what they say and what they do.

Most people's day­to­day priorities, what they think about, how they act, and how they spend their time do not reflect their lives.

Nordotheirprioritieshelpthemtoachieve what they've said they want most.

Most people's daily and weekly routines reflect the demands and priorities of others or follow the path of least resistance and ''go

with the flow.''

When our daily activities do not reflect our values and efforts to achieve what we really want, we end our days and weeks and years frustrated and unfulfilled.

To experience greater levels of achieve­ ment and more contentment and fulfillment, we need to find ways that will motivate and sustain our actions and work.

We live in the most advanced, educated, civilised age in the history of mankind.

We have more wealth, more health and material possessions than any other people in history.

And yet we consume more antidepres­ sants and spend more time in hospitals and in the offices of therapists than ever before.

By discovering and deepening our “whys”, I believe we have the opportunity to bring our lives and careers into line with our values.

If we do this, we will be more successful in everything we do!

Every contribution was well received. Special thanks to all those who supported both the shows to allow the family to meet certain targets for Kashveer's continued rehabilitation.

God bless you all for everything you have done and for your continued support

as we work to help Kashveer recover.

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Preparing for the road ahead said all systems have been beefed up and they will be taking a strong stance against those with leaked papers.

While all this takes place at a higherlevel,theclassof2013arepre­ paring for the next step in their lives.

Some will be burning the midnight oil and trying to cram as much as theycan,whileothersmightbemore relaxed.

Please share your study tips and methods with our readers. Tell us your story in your words ­ sign up as a citizen journalist on our website.

Who knows, you may be a “pub­ lished writer” before you take on your matric exams.

Visit www.stangerweekly.co.za The Stanger Weekly team wishes all matriculants the best for the final school examinations.

PUPILSandparentswillneverforget the last year spent at school. It marks the endofanera and basical­ ly the beginning of a new chapter ­ adulthood and the responsibilities that come with it.

The countdown to the “most im­ portant examinations pupils will write” has begun as schools start to add the final touches ahead of the written exams.

All eyes will once again focus on the Department of Education as president Jacob Zuma highlighted education in his State of the Nation address.

The former premier of KwaZulu­ Natal did the same in his State of the Province address.

At this stage the department is working extremely hard to prevent leaks. A department spokesperson

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The picture showed the mayor, along with a few municipal officials smiling broadly during the "switch on".

The article also mentioned that our municipality was starting to resurface roads in the area.

Mymildexcitementhasnowturned into complete horror at the condition ofourroads!Themunicipalityhasgaily gone about stripping the tar complete­

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NOTHANDO NDLOVU RESPONDING to the article ‘Public Protector toprobe’publishedintheWeekly(11October), Mandeni mayor Sphesihle Zulu said the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) was looking for ‘cheap’ publicity and also intended to undermine the Mandeni community.

Speaking to the Weekly, Zulu explained: “The municipality is outraged by the ludicrous claims made by the IFP national leadership to the media by an organisation that should understand better that Mandeni has efficient administration which includes a few councillors of the IFP.” According to Zulu, council regarded the allegations as being part of a broader ‘insult’ to the IFP councillors from Mandeni who make a ‘meaningful’ contribution in running the municipality.

“The IFP must attend to its political activities and refrain from undermining the good progress of Mandeni community. These lame allegations are baseless and lack facts. The municipality that was previously led by the IFP had a lot of internal fights and was financially weak.”

Zulu said the allegations were made to ‘harm the integrity’ of the municipality as the 2014 elections were drawing close.

“It has now become clear that we are dealing with IFP power mongers who cannot recognise their local leadership who has been part of the three consecutive unqualified audit opinions by Auditor General in last financial years.”

The article published in the Weekly stated that the Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela was asked to probe claims of mismanagement in someKwaZulu-Natalmunicipalitiesincluding Mandeni.

It further stated that information was sent toMadonsela’sofficein2009thatMandenidid not renew the contract of Globe Tech Security Company and instead brought in Enforce Security Company.

A reliable source said this was ‘suspicious’ because Globe Tech Security Company was paid R60 000 per month, Enforce Security Company’s payment was about four times more, approximately R260 000 per month.

Responding to these allegations Zulu said Enforce Security was appointed by the previous administration in 2009.

He said a forensic investigation was done.

Zulu said the municipality should have been ‘engaged’ before the allegations were made.

“The municipality will continue to work together to improve our service delivery in order achieve our vision ‘To be a reliable people centred sustainable economic hub by 2030’.”

Sappi Arbor Day winner

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Headaches in children >> Pay attention to your child’s symptoms HEADACHES in children are common and usually aren't serious. Like adults, children can develop different types of headaches, including migraine or stress­related (ten­ sion) headaches. Children can also have chronic daily headaches.

In some cases, headaches in children are caused by an infection, high levels of stressoranxiety,orminorheadtrauma.It's important to pay attention to your child's headache symptoms and consult a doctor if the headache worsens or occurs fre­ quently. Headaches in children usually can be treated with over­the­counter pain medications and other lifestyle measures.

SYMPTOMS Children get the same types of head­ aches adults do, but their symptoms may differ. For example, a migraine in an adult usually starts early in the morning, but a child's is more likely to develop in the late afternoon.

Also, migraine pain in children may last less than four hours, whereas in adults, mi­ graines last at least four hours. Such differ­ ences may make it difficult to pinpoint headache type in a child, especially in a younger child who can't describe symp­ toms.

Establish the type of headache your child has first before treating.

In general, though, certain symptoms tend to fall more frequently under certain categories.

Migraine Migraines can cause: Pulsating, throbbing or pounding head pain

day to eight a day Involve sharp, stabbing pain on one side of the head that lasts from 15 minutes to three hours Are accompanied by teariness, congestion, runny nose, or restlessness or agitation Chronic daily headache Doctors use the phrase "chronic daily headache" (CDH) for migraine headaches and tension­type headaches that occur more than 15 days a month for more than three months. CDH may be caused by an infection, minor head injury or taking pain medications — even nonprescription pain medications — too often.

When to see a doctor Most headaches aren't serious, but seek prompt medical care if your child's head­ aches: Wake your child from sleep Worsen or become more frequent Change your child's personality Follow an injury, such as a blow to the head to Feature persistent vomiting or visual changes Are accompanied by fever and neck pain or stiffness CAUSES

Pain that worsens with exertion Nausea Vomiting Abdominal pain Extreme sensitivity to light and sound Even infants can have migraines. A child who's too young to tell you what's wrong may cry and hold his or her head to indicate severe pain.

Tension-type headache Tension-type headaches can cause: A pressing tightness in the muscles of the head or neck Mild to moderate, nonpulsating pain on both sides of the head Painthat'snotworsenedbyphysicalactiv­ ity Headache that's not accompanied by nau­ sea or vomiting, as is often the case with migraine Youngerchildrenmaywithdrawfromregu­ lar play and want to sleep more. Tension­ type headaches can last from 30 minutes to several days.

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Is your child being “bullied”? >> Help is at hand! budo martial art introduces “bully” classes

Most children experience bullying at some point in their academic careers. :

B

ULLYING is a common occurrence in most schools.

Approximately 40% to 80% of school­age children experience bullying at some point during their school careers.

Regardless of the grade level, socioeco­ nomic environment, gender, religion, or sexual orientation, bullying can happen to anyone.

However, various studies point out that studentsfromlowersocio­economicback­ grounds are more bullied than students from higher socio­economic backgrounds.

The following is a list of statistics that illustrate the severity of bully-

ing within classrooms: >>20­40% of bullying victims actually re­ port being bullied >>70% of primary school and high school students experience bullying in school >>7­12% of bullies are habitual and pose a serious threat >>23% of 9th graders have carried a weapon to school recently >>5­15% of students are constantly bul­ lied >>27% of students are bullied because of their refusal to engage in common sexual practices >>25% of students encourage bullying if

not given proper education and support in anti­bullying techniques Due to the low numbers of students who actually report incidents of bullying, teachers need to have a certain level of awareness that will hinder any potential problems.

This awareness starts with under­ standing bullying.

Thepsychologyofbothbullyandvictim are imperative to understand.

Levels of confidence of both parties come into play.

The student who bullies others, also, clearly, has challenges of self­worth, self­ love and self­understanding.

The victim, as well, requires to become bold, forthright, develop more self­respect and become fear­LESS. Bullying is NOT something that ANY child “deserves”. It is no child’s right to hurt or disrespect anoth­ er.

Many children are embarrassed to get parents involved realising that they will be bullied further and be called names and hurt even more, because they are unable to “handle” the issue themselves.

Sometimes parents are aware of some sort of foul play but even they are unaware of what the optimal solution could be.

BUDO MARTIAL ART BULLY CLASS will

Ravena Maharaj Bsc Physio (UWC)

PHYSIOTHERAPIST P.R. 72000 0123811 SUITE 2 Morgan Court, 33 Mahatma Ghandi St Stanger

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Delayed development in Children, Head injuries Headaches, Incontinence &, Bladder problems Joint injuries & Fractures, Muscle strains & Tears Neurological Conditions Antenatal & postnatal exercises, Arthritis, Back pain, Balance & falls prevention, Breathing problems, Burns rehabilitation, Cardiac rehabilitation Osteoporosis, Post surgery rehabilitation Sports injuries, Stress management, Stroke rehabilitation, Whiplash & neck pain

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Isithebe Medical Center & Mandeni Medical Center

Therapeutic Wheat Packs now available

T: 032 459 1748 / 032 456 2227

3 CATO STREET (Above Blue Flame Motors), Stanger

OFFERING KOREAN TRAINING IN:

Taekwondo

Hapkido

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Self Defence

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Lindley Court 18 Lindley Street, Street, Stanger (next to Hypersing’s Pooja Shop)

Alberlito Hospital Hospital on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm 12pm By appointment only

equip your child with both knowledge as well as emotional, mental, physical bal­ ance in order to be able to combat this challenge experienced on a daily basis in our South African schools.

Martial Art not only equips your child tobephysicallyfitandhealthybutwillalso give him or her the wisdom to handle these situations in a well­balanced and logical manner, avoiding any form of unnecessary violence.

For further information contact Timur Kurmanov(MasterandWorldChampionin Taekwondo and Hapkido, Master of Taichi and Self­defence, and President: Budo Martial Art).

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ACCOMMODATION

HOUSE FOR SALE

NOTICE

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

Contact: 0325516503/0825623676.

1.Stanger Manor-3 b/room, ensuite, separate toilet, full bathroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, single garage, large carport, basement, offering 1 large b/room, open plan kitchen/ lounge, bathroom, built-in-cupboards, R920 000-00.

2.Darnall-Ensuite, 3 b/ room, single garage, open plan lounge/ kitchen, R430 000-00.

Contact: Siven Naidoo082 377 1880/032-551 4797.

I, Reddy Pregasan ID. NO.8206015247088 the sole member of Nain’s Building Construction and Glazing cc reg. no.2008/054053/23 requires the CC to be reinstated by CIPC.

Female Border required (Vegetarian). Contact: 032-552 2970.

BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET 1.Workshop-Dawnside 2.Offices 3.Mini Factory 4.Store room Contact: 072 579 3167 FOR SALE Diwali Specials Biscuits, Burfee, Chana Maguj, Goolab Jamun, Pecan Pies, Jam Tarts, and a variety of pickles.

Contact: Suraya: 032554 4025/073 175 0395.

FLAT TO LET 1.Flat in CBD-1 b/ room, lounge, kitchen, D/room, open plan, T/ shower.

2.Flat-2 b/room, lounge, kitchen, D/ room, T/shower.

Contact: 072 579 3167 2 rooms, Including lights and water, Toilet and shower. Contact: 081 497 0057/073 342 0793.

HOUSE TO LET 1.Highridge-Main building, 3 b/r, L/K/D, fully fitted, carport + alarmed.

2.Stg Mnr-Beautiful main house, 3 b/r, L/D, fitted kitchen, maid quarter, D/garage + remote gates, view to appreciate.

3.Newtown-3 b/r, L/K, fully tiled, well secured.

4.Glenhills-Brand new semi-duplexes, 2 b/r, L/K, fully tiled.

5.Glenhills-Main house, 2 b/r, L/K, fully tiled + store room & garage.

Contact: 032-552 5596/084 224 9201/ email: reshasing@ gmail.com.

1 Bedroom, bath & toilet inside, R1200-00 incl.

L/W, 95 Glenhills Drive, Glenhills, available immediately. Contact: 083 216 5139.

Neat & safe home suitable for smart working couple in A-Section, Glenhills, F/Tiled, B/Guard + F/Fenced, Nurses welcome, R2000.00 incl. water. Tel: 084 598 4783 or 032-551 2916 (A/Hrs).

Outbuilding to let24 Townview Road.

Contact: 032 551 3753 Outbuilding with 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen for rent in Stanger Heights.

Contact: 082 921 2394/032-551 5966.

Room & kitchen for rent, R1750.00 incl.

L/W, in town. Contact: 082 922 1896/032551 4382

33 Tulip Road, Stanger Manor, Lot 1532, 3 b/r, R550 000-00. Contact: 072 174 4656.

Large family home with modern finishes in Stanger Manor. 6 Bedroom, 5 bath (4 x ensuite), study, TV lounge, D/garage, S/quarters, pool, airconditioners (x7), BIC, CCTV cameras, security beams. Call: 084 245 0250.

Sisanda Properties We do the following 1.Sell and buy properties 2.Home loans 3.Free evaluation Feel to phone us for any advice, call: 083 729 6425.

Stanger Heights House for sale Spacious Three bedrooms, one bathroom, open plan lounge, dining, fitted kitchen, single carport, granny flat.

R850 000-00 Contact: 032-551 1630

In accordance with the requirements of CIPC, 21 clear days’ notice is hereby given of the intention to apply to the CIPC for re-instatement of the following CC. Mkhando Construction and Projects 2006/168601/23 Any objections to the application to reinstatement must be made within 21 days to the following address: The Member c/o SS Dlamini & Associates, 62 Hullett Street, Suite 2B Jangnoor Centre, KwaDukuza, 4449.

Dated at KwaDukuza on the 30 October 2013.

SERVICES Do you need fast & reliable legal Services:Khrissie Valayadam Attorneys are offering Legal Services in Divorce, Maintenance, DVI, Labour disputes, Collections, Criminal & Estates. Contact Mpume: 032-586 3843.

TRANSPORT Transport required to Richards Bay, 7:30am4pm, to join /form lift club, weekdays.

Contact: 073 411 8375.

HERBALISTS

VACANCY

Prof. Yisa and Maama Koshay.

Call for appointment, Stanger, Durban and Verulam, 073 096 2396.

Career in marketing and sales Sec Electrical is looking for young enthusiastic individuals who are highly motivated and chosen to follow a marketing and sales career.

The successful candidate will be placed on a training programme for 18 months to learn and practice marketing and sales skills in the engineering field.

On completion of the training programme the individual will be certified with Merseta accredited certificate in engineering marketing and sales.

Requirements: -Must preferably Bcom, related marketing or other tertiary qualification -Must have drivers licence -Must have 1 year work experience in related field -Must be available to undergo applicable test Fax CV’s to 032-551 4842 Email: neerasec@ iafrica.com

Stanger-AstrologerPsychic-SupernaturalHealer, Dr Ntuna, Herbalist-Consultant “Palm reading, fortune teller”. Contact: 073 057 3960.

LOANS Are you drowning in debts? We assist you with an admin order, remove all garnishees from your salary and increase your take home pay. Pay one affordable installment with repayments from as low as R600 per R50 000 debt. We do not charge any upfront fees. Take action now: Phone-Princess (Stg Office)-032-552 1194/ A/H: 084 211 3587, Makhosi (DBN Office)031-306 7250/A/H: 083 348 1663, Indira-032552 1170 (A/h)/083 651 2441.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am. contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

Domestic worker needed to work in Stanger Manor (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday).

Contact: 084 545 1400.

VACANCY

AUCTION

Electrical Company requires the following personnel: -Project co-ordinator -Semi skilled electricians -Field marketers -Supervisors -Electrical assistant Please fax CV’s to 086 562 7912.

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

Junior admin staff required, Basic admin knowledge for field work. Contact: 032-551 4260/5.

Large Company looking for motivated, driven and experienced Sales Consultants, Full training will be provided, Good commission structures offered, English and Afrikaans an advantage. For interview please send your C.V to mari@ qh.co.za.

Office/Administration Clerk Required, Must have relevant experience. Fax CV’s to 086 588 1286.

Qualified Seamsters, with experience, required at a lounge suite manufacturing company. Please call at 12 Bauhinia Road, Moolla’s Industrial Area, with your CV or fax your CV to 086 567 2593.

Sec Electrical Trainee Electrician Intake For 2014 Well established electrical contracting company is inviting applications to fulfill the position as learnershipelectricians.

Successful candidates must have the following:-2 years of industrial employment in any engineering field with a flair to electrical engineering.

-Must have matric exemption with a C aggregate.

-Must have drivers licence.

-Must have minimum S3 electrical.

-Willing to participate in the associated training programme for a period of 4 years apprenticeship under merseta contract.

A short listed candidate will have to go through a theoretical aptitude test.

Closing date for applications-8/11/2013.

Fax CV’s to 032-551 4842 Email: neerasec@ iafrica.com VEHICLE FOR SALE 1999 Jetta 3, Price: R30 000 neg, view at 13 Clark Road. Contact Yusuf: 032-551 1407.

Audit Bureau of Circulations of South Africa

29 900

copies distributed per week October - December 2012 Verified FREE Distribution

NOTICE OF SALE The under mentioned property will be sold in execution on 12 NOVEMBER 2013 at 10h00 outside the Office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.

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

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

2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the Office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza.

3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia; Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, URL Reference Number ( U R L h t t p : / / w w w. i n f o . g o v. z a / v i e w / DownloadFileAction?id=99961) 4.FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars.

5.Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000 in cash.

6.Registration conditions.

7.The office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela, will conduct the sale with auctioneer R Singh (Acting Sheriff) and/or S Reddy.

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

DATED AT DURBAN on 03 October 2013 Sgd S. RAMDASS PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY RAMDASS AND ASSOCIATES 308 Cowey Road Berea Durban 4001 Ref: Mr. S. Ramdass

ADVERTISING

ADVERTISING

We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement.

If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 032-5523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

what’s on To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email coastalweek­ ly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 945 2502.

Deadline – Monday 4pm. Items in this sec­ tion will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

The Christmas Fair Fund's annual Country Fair will take place at Collisheen Estate, outside Ballito, on 6 and 7 November from 9am to 5pm daily.

The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society (Mother Durga Temple – 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor) will host a Diwali function at the temple on Saturday, 2 November commencing at 3pm. Thew programme includes songs, dances, speeches and a fireworks display. Diwali hampers will be distributed to the needy. For more information contact Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494 or Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207.

TheWindyHeightsSriRamMandir,5Hornbeam Drive will host a Diwali celebration this Saturday at the temple. Supper will be serves after some light music. All welcome. For more information contact B Sewparsat on 032 551 2430.

The next meeting of the Symbezi reunion committee will take place on Friday, 1 November. For details contact Mesh Dayal on 083 233 1679,DixonMajid0833950032,ChrisNaidoo 082 891 9885 or Bobby Naidoo 084 800 5909.

The reunion celebration date is set for Saturday, 7 December.

The Shri Sanathan Mundal will observe Inder Goverdhan Pooja on Sunday, 10 November.

Time: 9am Venue: Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights, Stanger.

Lunch and Prasad will be served. All welcome.

For further information contact the PRO Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406.

Invitation to all family members, relatives, friends and well wishers. Prayers will be conducted to honour our elders and also to commemorate the anniversary of the arrival of the indentured Indians at the following GRAVESITES: Inyaninga Memorial Garden on Saturday, 16 November at 2pm. The old Shakaskraal Cemetery on Sunday, 17 November at 11am. Addington Farm Gravesite on Sunday, 24 November at 11am. For more information contact Tholsi Mudly on 073 152 7256.

Mandeni Child Welfare is having a cake sale at Mandini Academy on 30 October starting at 7.30am. Anyone who wishes to sponsor a cake, tart or cupcakes please contact Dolly on 032 456 2184 or 073 168 1803.

Abhishegum for Shanta Narshima and Radha Krishna is performed every Saturday at the Shanta Narshima Temple, 13 Centenery Road, Oceanview commencing at 2pm. The community is invited to attend, participate in the bhajans and may make offerings to the deities. Contact Kriyananda (032/5514795) or cell 0845514795.

TheWindyHeightsSriRamMandir,5Hornbeam Drive, conducts Satsang every Tuesday at 6.30pm. All welcome. For more information call 032 551 2430.

All set for NACMA

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>> New date and venue secured for a stage and sound spectacular JYOTHI LALDAS

T

HE second annual National Choral Music Achievement Awards 2013 (NACMA) star is on a definite rise.

With growing support and overwhelming response from the local choral music entertainment industry and national fans, organisers have had to secure a new date to accommodate the spectacular showcase in a soon-to be revealed venue touted to spotlight a technically advanced and creatively, dynamic stage platform.

HostedbytheProvinceofKwaZulu

Natal, national choral music stars and guests will now be honoured and celebrated in a glittering ceremony is nowscheduledtotakeplaceonFriday 6 December.

The event was initially earmarked for the 1 November at the Durban Christian Centre – Jesus Dome.

Implemented by the NACMA Awards PTY LTD and launched in 2012, the red carpet NACMA affair supports, recognises and awards choral excellence, while celebrating and honouring the South African competitive talents and artistic ex-

pression in the choral music sector.

With focus on extending the entertainment offering and showcasing an outstanding lighting and sound stage affair, the soon to be announced venuewillcertainlysetanewbenchmark for the event.

Last year more than the 3 000 show visitors had the great opportunity of watching NACMA live and catching their favourite singing sensations from across South Africa.

NACMAfounderVusiMvelasesaid he was confident that the event would surpass the success of last year and deliver another sterling show to

With a new date secured, we are looking forward to announcing a popular venue guaranteed to stage a grand event. In response to the resounding expectation and inspiring support for NACMA 2013, we have made successful efforts at improving the entertainment and delivery of the brand at this year’s awards.

YEARLY YEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICE One sad year has passed since we saw you last. How little we knew that day what sorrow the night would bring. God held your hand and made us part. We smile with others but weep alone, your life was full of family needs, A helping hand to all in need. You Mr Ramanjulu Moodley won’t come back, we 21 July 1921 - 24 December 2012 know it’s true, but some day we will meet you too. Time may close the book of grief, but memories turn back every leaf.

You and your family are kindly requested to attend the one year memorial service of the late Mr Ramanjulu Moodley Date: Saturday, 2 November 2013 Venue: RA Moodley Home for the aged, Saunder Street, Kwa-Dukuza (Stanger) Time: 10.30am - 12.30pm RSVP: 084 888 2888 (Bala) 083 778 1078 (Logan) 073 246 8758 (Nick) Family and friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by the Moodley family, relatives and friends.

In Loving Memory You and your family are invited to the Yearly Memorial Service of the late Mrs Muniamma Govender on Sunday, 3 November 2013 at 11am at 44 Larkson Crescent, Stanger Heights.

Mother, even though you are no longer here with us, your wisdom, compassion and love of God will always be part of us. Our mother the symbol of our Mrs Muniamma universe, currently residGovender ing with the Gods. You left with your thoughts known to us and a memory we are proud to own. We love you forever and always. The stars are your eyes watching over us. The moonlight is wishing us goodnight, the gentle rain is your blessings. The soft breeze is your hands holding onto and guiding us on the right path. The sunshine is your smile which brighten our lives and shows us the way.

Eternal thanks Ma, forever loved, honored, cherished, treasured and always missed.

Inserted by Rajan Govender and family.

Always loved and missed by your loving family.

guests and show-patrons.

“With a new date secured, we are lookingforwardtoannouncingapopular venue guaranteed to stage a grand event. In response to the resounding expectation and inspiring support for NACMA 2013, we have made successful efforts at improving the entertainment and delivery of the brand at this year’s awards.

“Our team is certain that the new venue will deliver exceedingly well to host an exceptional evening to be remembered.

So watch this space and all will be revealed soon!”

ST DO YOUR BE

Employing the expert care and input of well-known stage; lighting and sound effects management professionals, Gear House, fans and guests can expect to be treated to a glamorous evening highlighted by strokes of international event standards.

HostedthisyearbyofficialNACMA ambassador and well-known SABC 1 choralmusicshowImizwililipresenter VeeMthembu.

Tickets are available at Computicket for R250 PP. For more information log onto www.nacma.co.za

TO THE CLASS OF 2013 Mayor: Cllr.S.B. Zulu

Mandeni Municipality wishes all matriculants who will be writing the most important examinations.

This will probably be an emotional period for you, since you will have to bid farewell to your school and possible some friends.

I want to wish you well, and urge you to keep your focus. Please use the last few days to cover certain subject areas you are unsure of, and prepare for this examination to the best of your ability.

I know that many of you have been learning under the most testing of circumstances, but the fact that you are now preparing for this examination, says much of your character and determination. I am very proud of the fact that you have made it thus far, and have confidence in your ability to overcome this last hurdle.

I want to urge parents to support the matriculants in preparing for their examinations and give them space and time to concentrate on their studies.

Acquiring the Senior Certificate represents a very important qualification to a better world.

With this certificate our learners will have the option of going to University or Further Education and Training (FET) College.

Mandeni Municipality is working hard to attain its vision “To be reliable people centred economic hub by 2030”, and it can happen if we have young people who are equipped with relevant skills and knowledge, to help build the municipality. Therefore we need all of you to do well and achieve even better results than all of your previous examinations, and continue your studies at University or FET College.

We encourage matriculants to apply for our Mandeni Bursary Scheme as to increase learners who access tertiary education.

We wish to remind all that education is a societal issue. Let us work together to support the learners and the educators. Please remain focused in the remaining days; be confident in your ability, concentrate intensely on your books and make us proud at the end of the day.

Parents and siblings also need to play their role by ensuring that the home environment is conducive to study. The success of your examinations is dependent on effective time management, smart studying techniques, a balanced diet and regular exercise.

May your hard work, commitment and dedication to your school work pay off positively.

Your must remember that the government, your parents, families and all our communities love you and support you. The entire education community is standing by you as you prepare for the examinations.

PN/84/2013

MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 14273KZN sw - r

www.ayandambanga.co.za

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NAMHLANJE ngithanda ukuqala ngokunibonga bafundi abahle beFEVER ngendlela enisibhalela ngayo, niphawula ngezindaba esinishicilela zona. Akuve kumnandi ukubona lobu budlelwane esinabo nani bukhula.

Vele njengoba sihlale sinibhalela ngezindaba ezahlukene, sisuke silin-

Ake sibonisane ngamadlozi noNkulunkulu

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Enginethulela kona namhlanje kuzo thanda ukwehluka kancane kunezindaba engijwayele ukunishicilela zona. Lolu daba luya ngokuthi umuntu ulibuka kanjani, njengoba sihlale sithi yilowo nalowo muntu unelungelo lokubeka lokho okusuka enhlizweni nasemqondweni wakhe.

Nansi-ke indaba.

Kukhona le nto ebizwa ngo ‘kholo’ noma uku ‘kholwa’. Uma sithi umuntu uyi ‘kholwa’, sisuke siqonde ukuthini? Mina ngikholelwa ekuthini sikholelwa ezintweni ezahlukene, ngezizathu ezahlukene.

Kwenziwa yini ukuthi abantu bathande ukugxeka izinkolelo zabanye? Esikhathini esiningi ngike ngizithole sengilalela izinto ezikhulunywa ngabantu ngenzinkolelo zabanye. Angiqale la. Mina ngiyintombi

yomZulu yakwaMkhize koKhabazela, oMumbo, oGcwabe. Ngizalwa yintombi yakaGwala, oMphephethwa oMajiya kaMaphinda abehla ngomzungulu.

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Volleyball champions

November 1, 2013

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>> Grove End clinch knock­out cup WEEKLY REPORTER

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ROVE End clinched the Power Sparessponsored Stanger and District Volleyball Corporate League Knockout Cup after beating Powertrans in straight sets (2-0) in the final played at the association courts on Wednesday night.

Grove End booked their place in the final with an emphatic 2-0 win against Teachers Style.

However Powertrans had to dig deep into their reserves to hold off a strong late challenge

by Team Style before winning 25-22; 25-20 to advance to the final.

Grove End, boasting a wealth of seasoned campaigners including Neil Perumal, Raj Naidoo, Preggie Pillay and Kamal Singh took a commanding 11-5 lead.

Neeraj Bageloo and Ahmed Essack tried desperately to keep the scoreboard ticking for Powertrans, but Grove End’s defence marshalled superbly by Clive Kista and Bevlin Thaver thwarted the efforts of the Powetrans attackers.

Grove End grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck after an emphatic 25-16 win in the opening set.

Grove End were far superior in virtually every department and marched on relentlessly to add the Power Spares Knock Out Cup (winning 25-11) to their silverware cabinet after annexing the Sunil Pranpath Incorporated Corporate League trophy earlier in the year.

President of SDVA, Isaac Abraham congratulated Grove End on their success and thanked Shokes Naidoo of Power Spares for his generous sponsorship.

Meanwhile,Titanscementedtheirposition at the summit of the KDSA- sponsored Stanger and District Volleyball Association Social League after notching up an impressive double header victory on Thursday night.

Trailing 18-22 against Sunbrook in the first set of their opening fixture on Thursday night, Titans rallied back gamely at the death to collar their opponents right at the finish line with a hard fought 25-23 win.

In the second set Titans turned on the heat to canter to a fluent 25-18 win.

Titans were all the rage in the Glenhillsderby against Virgo romping to a comfortable 2-0 win.

Titans finished their league campaign with 38pointsfrom21leaguematches,boasting19 wins and two losses (against Cool Leaders and Teachers Style).

Breathing heavily down the neck of the log leaders is reigning champions Teachers Style who have accumulated 34 points from 19 matches.

Style do battle with Preston and Virgo tonight (Wednesday) and should Nazir Khan’s charges emerge victorious in their double header clash, they will share joint top spot with Titans with 38 points.

The calculator will have to be brought out of theclosetafterWednesday’sclashtodetermine the points aggregate of Style and Titans in determining the 2013 social league champions.

Itpromisestobeanexcitingdueltothefinish line. Sunbrook beat Cool Leaders in straight sets (2-0) on Thursday night to virtually secure a podium finish at the SDVA awards banquet scheduled for Friday 13 December at the KwaDukuza Town Hall.

The calculator will have to be brought out of the closet after Wednesday’s clash to determine the points aggregate of Style and Titans in determining the 2013 social league champions.

KSST eyes Sanchez Spur KO Cup WEEKLY REPORTER

In the top half of the draws, Teachers Style who have been enjoying a rich vein of form are expected to face a severe litmus test when they do battle with competitive league rivals Warriors Sport tomorrow (Thursday) at 7pm. Style will be pinning their hopes on skipper Nazir Khan, Alvin Moonsamy and Nishen Govender to upset their more fancied rivals.

Aslam Randeree’s Rands outfit are quietly confi­ dent of waltzing into the semi’s without hardly work­ ing up a sweat. In the opening round they do battle against an out­of­form Darnall Action Sporting out­ fit, who have been on the receiving end throughout the 2013 season before setting up a quarter­final clash against Manor Old Boys.

Volleyball pundits anticipate all four competitive teams to advance to the semi’s with KSST and Rand­ sonssettocontesttheSanchezSpurKOCup.Thefinal showdown will take place on Thursday, November 7.

KSST, who acrimoniously surrendered the competi­ tive league title to newly crowned champions Grove Endonthefinaldayoftheleaguefixtures,willbehop­ ing to redeem themselves in the Sanchez Spur Knock­ out Cup (to be hosted by Stanger and District Volley­ ball Association) which gets underway tomorrow at the association courts at 7pm.

KSST were grinning from ear to ear after the draws were done on Tuesday night at Sanchez Spur.

They were drawn a bye in the opening round be­ fore locking horns with social league competitors (Ti­ tans or Sunbrook) in the quarter­finals on Tuesday, November 5.

Titans/Sunbrook can expect a backlash from KKST who will be hoping to restore the faith of their legion of supporters. They boast a wealth of talented players including the likes of Damien “Shrek” Peters, Cameron Singh and Carnel Joseph and are strongly fancied to weave their magic into the semi’s.

Awaiting KSST in the semi’s will be Grove End, who are expected to oust both Virgo and Cool Leaders with con­ summate ease enroute Umphakathi wakwaMaphumulo uyamenywa ukuba uphawule mayelana to the semi­final. KSST nemali ebolekiwe eyizizumbulu eziyishumi nesikhombisa uMasipala played second fiddle to ofisa ukuyiboleka ukuze ezokwazi ukuthenga imishini (ogandaganda Grove End in the last namaloli) kanye nezimoto okuzosetshenziselwa ukulungisa imigwaqo two league meetings, esendaweni kamasipala kanye nokuthenga izimoto ezizosentshenziswa but with knockout amakhansela ukwenza imisebenzi kamasipala. Uma kukhona ilunga competitions expected lomphakathi elifisayo ukuphawula kodwa elingakwazi ukubhala, to bring out the best in livumelekile ukuthi lize emahhovisini omkhandlu ngezikhathi players I anticipate a zokusebenza lizothola usizo kubasebenzi bomkhandlu ukuze ukuphawula kwalo kubhalwe phansi. straight set victory for Abahlali bakaMaphumulo bavumelelekile ukuthi baphawule ngaphambi KSST in the semi’s in kukamhlaka 21 Novemba 2013 ngokubhalela uMnumzane B Ngubane their quest for honours obambe isikhundla sikamphathi dolobha bese befaka emvilophini in the Sanchez KO Cup. ebhalwe ukuthi “ukuphawula ngemali ebolekiwe”,izimvilophu lezi bese The mouth­water­ zifakwa kwi Bid box esemahhovisini kamasipala kulendawo lapho ing semi­final clash be­ kungenwa khona. tween Grove End and KSST is scheduled for B NGUBANE Tuesday 5 November 5 IBAMBA LIKAMPHATHI DOLOBHA at 8pm.

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Big win for Morningside

>> Opener’s century puts team in the driving seat WEEKLY REPORTER

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ORNINGSIDE humbled Flipside by 139-runs in an Ilembe and District Cricket Union Twenty-20Leaguegameplayedatthe Country Club Ground on Saturday.

Morningside’s emphatic 139-runs victory must be attributed to a brilliant century notched up by man-ofthe-match, Levan Moodaly.

The decision by Flipside to bat first after winning the toss backfired after Morningside openers, Moodaly and Harry Naidoo put on a splendid 102runs opening partnership in the first 9-overs of the match.

They showed scant respect for the fragile Flipside attack, leaving their opponents chasing the red leather ball all over the park.

Naidoo blasted a well-deserved half-century (56) which included ten 4s and two huge 6s before being caught behind by wicketkeeper Ishaant Bickram off the bowling of Asheel Jayramsingh in the penultimate delivery of the 10th over.

Disappointed with the performance of his bowlers, Ishaant swopped his wicket-keeper gloves to take on the bowling duties from the CBDend at the start of the 11th over.

Preshen Rampersad, making his debut for Morningside in the shorter version of the game (Twenty-20), joined Moodaly at the crease and this

formidable combination added to the woes of the Flipside outfit.

Moodaly and Rampersad took the tally to 170/2 before Moodaly was caught at covers by Ishaant off the bowling of his brother, Adrian Bickram in the 18th delivery. Moodaly scored a note-worthy century (103) which included thirteen 4s and two massive 6s.

The Bickram brothers struck yet again in similar fashion two deliveries later after Rampersad was dismissed for 14 runs.

Gerhard Nagiah was brilliantly stumped for just one run by replacement wicket-keeper Zain Hoosen off the bowling of Nikhil Pancham at the startofthe20thoverbeforeSugenPillay (8) was run out in the last delivery of the match.

Morningside posted a mammoth 188/4 in their allotted 20 overs. Adrian Bickram was the pick of the Flipside bowlers claiming 2/22 from 4 overs.

Chasing a mountain-climbing target of 189 runs for victory (at a rate of 9,4 runs per over), Flipside, who looked more of a “flop-side”, were bundled out for a paltry 49 runs in the 16th over. R. Devkurran was the destroyer-in-chief for Morningside claiming 4/4 from 4 overs. He was well supported by Rampersad who grabbed 3/11 from 3-overs.

Meanwhile, Oceanville ‘B’

PHOTOS: WEEKLY REPORTER

The jubilant Morningside outfit who trounced Flipside by 139­runs in an Ilembe and District Cricket Union Twenty­20 League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday. trounced Manor ‘C’ by 25-runs in a domestic Twenty-20 League game played at the Gledhow Ground on Saturday.

Manor won the toss and asked their opponents to bat first. Ocean-

Man­of­the­match Levan Moodaly notched up a brilliant century (102 runs).

ville posted 84/6 in their allotted 20overs.

Trinesh (15) and Jureno (12) were the only batsmen to register double digits. Irshaad Moolla was the most economical Manor bowler, claiming

2/14 from 4 overs.

In reply Manor were bundled out for a disappointing 59 runs in the 17thover with Ridwaan Mhlongo (15) the only batsman to offer any resistance.

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Age won’t stop Motala KwaDukuza sprint veteran heads for Brazil MERVYN KRISHNA

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2014/2015 DRAFT IDP & DRAFT BUDGET CONSULTATION MEETINGS Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 19 of the Municipal Systems Act No. 32 of 2000 as amended and Chapter 4 of the Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 that Mandeni Municipality as part of the 2014/15 IDP Review Process will be consulting its citizens. These meetings are aimed at ensuring the involvement of Mandeni community and also to provide a democratic and accountable platform to the local community.

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For any further information pertaining to the public participating and consultative meetings, enquiries can be directed to: Public Participation & Communications Unit on tel. (032) 456 8200 during normal office hours.

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ADOPTED FINAL IDP PROCESS PLAN 2014/15 Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 28 of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, and Section 22 (a) (i) of Municipal Financial Management Act of 2003. Mandeni Local Municipality has adopted the final IDP Process Plan 2014/15. In terms of 34 of the Municipal Systems Act, Municipalities are required review their IDPs annually. Copies of the adopted IDP Process Plan which sets out a programme specifying timeframes, actions and procedures, and appropriate mechanisms for public participation and alignment will be available for scrutiny by the public for a period of 14 days (20 October 2013 - 7 November 2013) in the following public offices: • • • •

Mandeni Library (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni) Sundumbili Library (848 eNembe Road, Sundumbili) Protection Services (1330 Msomuhle Road, Sundumbili) Municipal Offices (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni)

Comments should be submitted before 12h00 midday on Thursday, 07 November 2013 and should be addresse to Manager: IDP and Planning at P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or e-mail to phumzile.hlabangane@mandeni.gov.za or faxed to (032) 456 2504 or hand-delivered to the municipal offices.

Should you not be able to write, the above official may be approached by prior arrangement to render assistance in transcribing your comments or representations.

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Stanger and District Volleyball Association-Fixtures

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Power Spares K.O. Cup Wednesday, October 23 7pm­Team Style vs Powertrans (um­ pire­Grove End) 8pm­Team Style/Powertrans vs Grove End (umpire­Powertrans/Team Style)

Official on Duty: Revy Harryprasad Club on Duty: Team Style KDSA Social League Thursday, October 24 7pm­Titans vs Sunbrook (umpire­Cool

Leaders) 7pm­MOB vs Preston (umpire­Virgo) 8pm­Teachers Style vs Cool Leaders (umpire­Sunbrook) 8pm­Titans vs Virgo umpire­MOB) 9pm­Cool Leaders vs Sunbrook (um­

pire­Teachers Style) 9pm­Virgo vs MOB (umpire­Preston) Officials on Duty: Devan Moonsamy/ Cooks Moodley Club on Duty: Sunbrook

Grove End waltz into final

>>Teachers Style trounced in straight sets WEEKLY REPORTER

Grove End cruised into the final of the Power Spares Cor­ porate knockout tournament after trounc­ ing Teachers Style in straight sets (2­0) on Wednesday night.

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ROVE End Volleyball Club waltzed into the final of the Power Spares-sponsored Stanger and District Volleyball Association corporate knockout tournament after trouncing Teachers Style in straight sets (2-0) in the semi-finals played at the association courts on Wednesday.

Former Grove End stalwart and KwaZulu-Natal schools volleyball cap, Avinash Mahadeo set the courts ablaze with a bazooka to mark his returnintheopeningsetoftheirsemi-final clash against Powertrans.

Stalwarts Neil Perumal, Preggie Pillay, Raj Naidoo and Mahadeo combined superbly to give Grove End a commanding 15-6 before Powertrans started to find their feet. They gradually started to put points on the

forced errors Grove End cantered to a fluent 25-20. Powertrans regrouped at the start of the second set but lacked the killer instinct upfront with the Grove End rearguard spearheaded Value Centre • 031 263 0257

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a semi-final clash against Yashin Tewary’s Teachers Style outfit.

Teachers, who played second fiddle to Grove End throughout the 2013 seasonbattledtogettheiracttogether and were staring at the barrel of defeat midway into the first set after trailing 0-12.

After 13 successive attempts, Teachers finally broke serve before addingafewpointsonthescoreboard through playmaker Ron Reuben.

The absence of Shawn Naidoo in the Teachers line-up left Tewary’s charges virtually cripple in attack and were far too reliant on the unforced errors of their opponents.

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ers like a bad rash as they romped to a comfortable 25-12 win.

Despite a host of substitutes on the Teachers bench, the starting line-up remained unchanged at the commencement of the second set and it came as no surprise when they suffered a humiliating 9-25 defeat.

Tonight (Wednesday), Powertrans and Team Style will contest the second semi-final at 7.30pm, with the winner needing a miracle to overcome Grove End in the final which is scheduled for 8.30pm.

SDVA president Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to Shokes Naidoo of Power Spares for his generous sponsorship.

After 13 successive attempts, Teachers finally broke serve before adding a few points on the scoreboard through playmaker Ron Reuben.

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Stanger Secondary School pupils represented KwaDukuza for table tennis at the Top Schools Tournament which was held in Durban recently. They are seen with managers P Gopalan and SB Shaik Ali. Table Tennis convener R Moodley would like to thank all sponsors for their gen­ erosity in purchasing kits for the team.

Manor’s victory

Manor (right) clinched the Shivendra Velan memorial six­a­ side cricket KO Cup after beating Dawnview (left) in the final played at Manor on Wednesday.

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Manor Primary clinch Shivendra Velan memorial Knock Out Cup WEEKLY REPORTER

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ANOR Primary clinched the Shivendra Velan Memorial Six-a-Side Cricket Knockout Cup after trouncing Dawnview by five-wickets in the final played at Manor on Wednesday.

The hosts were in for a rude awakening in their semi-final clash against Lee Primary of Darnall. Lee skipper, Phumlani Khuzwayo elected to bat first after winning the toss.

Lee openers Khuzwayo and Lethu frustrated the Manor bowlers putting on 12 runs in the first four overs. In

the fifth and final over, Khuzwayo showed scant respect for Manor’s rising cricket star, Alex Pillay smashing the fast bowler for four boundaries to take their tally to 29/0.

After being punished by the Lee opener, Pillay returned the favour, smashing the first five deliveries to the boundary to give the hosts a commanding 20/0 at the end of the first over.

Manor needed just four balls to send Lee crashing out of the tournament thanks to Pillay who scored a “quickfire” 26 runs which included six fours.

In the second semi-final, KwaDukuza Primary lost the toss and were asked to bat first against arch-rivals Dawnview.

KwaDukuza Primary were restricted to 25/2 in their allotted 5overs with Mayuren Logenathan scoring an unbeaten 21 runs which included two fours and a huge six.

Nqubeko Luthuli bowled a maiden wicket over before receiving good support from Yusuf Khan who grabbed 1/0 from one over.

KwaDukuza Primary were sent crashing out of the tournament thanks to some sloppy bowling and

fielding which comprised of more than 11 runs. Dawnview raced to an emphatic five-wickets victory with two overs to spare.

In the final, Manor won the toss and asked Dawnview to bat first.

The visitors posted 25/4 in their allotted 5-overs. Keanin Sattiah (10) top-scored for Dawnview. Jaden Pillay was the destroyer-in-chief for Manor claiming 2/4 from 2 overs.

He received good support Nikhil Singh.

Chasing 26 runs for victory, manof-the-match, Pillay smashed a brilliant undefeated 24 runs which in-

Sanchez Spur injects R5 000 into volleyball SANCHEZ Spur has given Stanger and Dis­ trict Volleyball Association (SDVA) a huge boost injecting a whopping R5 000 into the forthcoming knockout tournament which gets underway on Thursday 31 October.

President of SDVA Isaac Abraham ex­ pressed his sincere thanks to Evelyn Goven­ der (CEO of Sanchez Spur) on her magnani­ mous gesture in promoting volleyball in KwaDukuza.Abrahamsaid:“Wearedelight­ ed to have forged links with Sanchez Spur and hope that our relationship will last for years to come”.

Twelve teams (social and competitive) will contest the inaugural Sanchez Spur KO Cup which is scheduled to get underway on, 31 October. The quarter­finals and semi­fi­

nals will take place on Tuesday, 5 November with the final scheduled to take place on Thursday, 7 November.

Participationinthetournamentisfreeof charge. All four semi­finalists will receive a meal and cold drinks (courtesy of Sanchez Spur)immediatelyafterthefinalwithprizes awarded to the winners and runners­up.

The presentation of prizes will be done at Sanchez Spur.

KSST, who surrendered their league crown to Grove End will be hoping to avenge defeat in the Sanchez Spur KO Cup. Rand­ sons and Warriors Sport should not be ruled out for honours. Social league teams ex­ pected to make a strong bid for honours are Titans and Team Style.

Evelyn Govender (CEO of Sanchez Spur) presents a cheque of R5 000 to Stanger and Dis­ trict Vol­ leyball Associa­ tion tour­ nament director, Revy Har­ ryprasad.

FUNERAL NOTICE

Apart from injecting a handsome R5 000 sponsorship, Sanchez Spur has committed its upliftment to club volleyball in the next year commencing in February.

Each social and competitive league team will have an opportunity of doing a shadow shift on a Tuesday evening com­ mencing in February 2014. Govender said: “Players and officials of the club will come kitted in their club colours and serve guests and patrons throughout the night. Ten per­ cent of the turnover for the night will be do­ nated to the club.”

Abraham was delighted with the idea and urged players and officials to take ad­ vantage of the opportunity of generating funds for the club in the new year.

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Medals were awarded to the losing semi-finalists with trophies awarded to the winners and runners-up.

Coach of the Manor outfit, Isaac Abraham was ecstatic with the performance of his charges and commended the lads on their outstanding performance.

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Basketball champs Mbozamo crowned KZN U13 basketball champions

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BOZAMO Primary School boys were ecstatic after being crowned KwaZulu-Natal under-13 basketball champions in the Provincial Schools Festival at the Old Mutual Sports Hall in Durban.

The winning school from each of the 12 municipal districts converged at the Old Mutual Sports Hall on Friday 11 October to participate in the three-day festival.

Mbozamo representing Ilembe District were grouped alongside Addington Primary of Umlazi, Sizumphakathi Primary of Zululand, Phikelela Primary of Amajuba and Isiqophamithi of Uthukela in Pool A. Mbozamo kicked off their campaign with a hard fought 9-8 win against Sizumphakathi. With the win under their belts, Mbozamo turned on the heat in their second fixture of the tournament, romping to a fluent 34-0 win against Isiqophamithi.

They notched up a hat-trick of victories after hammering the powerful Amajuba District representatives, Phikelela(38-4)tovirtuallybooktheir place in the final.

Theywrappeduptheirround-robin matches with thrilling 16-14 win against Addington Primary to finish at the top of pool A. The powerful Addington outfit, who lost to Ilembe in the round-robin matches on Saturday came back strongly in the final on Sunday to take an early 4-2 lead at the end of the first quarter.

The Durban-based Addington lads enjoying a huge support base extended their lead (9-5) at halftime.

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The Mbozamo team Mbozamo’s hopes of repeating their victory against Addington virtually vanished at the end of the 3rd quarter after they were trailing 6-9.

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