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Petrol attendants strike >> If this is the only way then we will continue – Striking petrol attendant JYOTHI LALDAS AND MERVYN KRISHNA

LEMBE District service station owners are concerned about the impact of the petrol and motor retail sector strike on their businesses, saying they are facing severe difficulties and possibly 'financial ruin'. The strike by petrol attendants started last Monday and has forced a number of petrol stations in the area to close, with attendants refusing to work and threatening violent action if others choose to work. The strike continues following a breakdown in wage talks between the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) and employers. The union is demanding a R30 an hour (12%) increase across-the-

board by 2016 on actual rates of pay in all sectors and divisions for workers earning above R6 000 a month, while employers are offering 7%. Protesting petrol attendants marched in KwaDukuza on Friday last week, stopping at various filling stations and intimidating other workers. Speaking on condition of anonymity, a petrol station owner whose business was forced to close its doors on Friday due to protests, said everyone is affected. “There is a long queue at stations, there are no petrol attendants, people are scared for their lives and when the strikers come around they basically all run away because they don’t want to get hit or stabbed. So it’s affecting the business and the cus-

tomers, it’s affecting everybody’s pocket.” Local motorist, Ravi Singh said he was forced to drive around KwaDukuza searching for a petrol station that was open. “I travel to Durban regularly for work. It does not help if there is no place for me to get fuel. This is becoming a hindrance to drivers. It costs us to drive around hoping to find fuel.” Another motorist, Sipho Mazive said he is fed up with 'strike after strike'. “There has to be a better way to resolve these issues rather than resorting to strikes. These strikes are killing our economy and our future.” It is believed that the same has been occurring in Mandeni and Ballito.

standour needs too.Wewillnot work until our demands are met.” Another striking attendant said while the cost of living is rising, their wages are not. “All we want is a fair chance to survive. If the price of bread and milk keeps going up and our wages don't, how can we make ends meet.If this is the only way then we will continue.” On Thursday last week, Numsa KwaZulu-Natal regional secretary Mbuso Ngubane said a revised offer of a7.5% increase from the employer was rejected. Numsa national treasurer Mphumzi Maqungo said they are due to meet with employers this week. “We are meeting with employers today (Monday) and tomorrow (Tuesday). At the moment, the strike is still ongoing.”

Mandeni resident, Meena Devi said she was “frustrated’ when she went to the Total service station in Mandeni only to find that even the Bonjour convenience store and the Steers fast food counter were closed. “I understand that petrol attendants are striking, but what has that got to do with the store? “Manypeoplerely on thesestores,especially on Sundays when nothing else is open. I think it is all rather ridiculous.” One of the strikers, who chose to remain anonymous forfearofvictimisation, said they work long hours and they deserve more. “We work day and night in all types of weather and we believe we are not asking for too much. “We want the employer to under-

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She knows her history >> Pupil to represent KZN at national competition MERVYN KRISHNA GLENHILLS Secondary School pupil, Pretty Mkhize, flew her school's flag high at the Provincial Championship of the Nkosi Albert Luthuli Oral History Programme competition held at Dokkies in Durban last month. Pretty was one of eight pupils selected from more than 200 entrants to represent KZN in the national championship to be held in Pretoria on Friday, 20 September. The programme, which is a national campaign, gives South Africans the opportunity to celebrate and unearth local histories, heritage and knowledge. According to her teacher, Desiree

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A SUCCESSFUL teacher retiree rendezvous was held recently at the Tongaat Town Hall. The event was hosted by Tongaat Association of Retired Educators (TARE) who are also celebrating 21 years of retirement this year. About 450 retirees from South Coast, Merebank, Durban central, Pietermaritzburg, Phoenix, Chatrsworth, Verulam, Tongaat and Stanger attended the event. This annual get-together is organised on a rotation basis by the different associations at various venues. The chairman of the Lower

Tugela Association of Retired Educators(Lotare),BalaTolsi, said the event provided a forum for retirees to meet fellow colleagues to socialise and to recall the past years. He urged retired teachers who are not members to join Lotare at the annual general meeting which will be held on November 6. Members are reminded that a games day/social will be held on Wednesday, 25 September at the Stanger Heights Primary School commencing at 9am. For more information, contact Tolsi on 032 551 3273 or 072 385 6581.

Gengan, the grade 10 pupil gave an excellent account of herself at the competition. Pretty, who prepared her presentation on the 100th anniversary of the Women’s Anti-Pass Resistance march of 1913, highlighted the significant role women played in the struggle against apartheid. Prettysaysthatthroughherresearch of the topic, she has been inspired as a young African women to be strong and overcome all challenges that may come her way. She also paid tribute to those women who fought for the freedom that many women enjoy today. School principal, Chicks Budhram congratulated Pretty and wished her well for the event.

Two robberies in Tugela area TWO cases of armed robbery were reported at Newark SAPS this weekend. Newark SAPS media liaison officer, Malusi Ngubane, said three men robbed a house on Cactus Road in Tugela at gunpoint on Saturday. “R10 000 was stolen and the robbers managed to escape before the police arrived.” On Sunday at about 1pm, the Riverview store was robbed. He said the armed men took R6 400, a firearm and cellphones. “It was reported that while workers were busy at the petrol station a man carrying a firearm pointed it at them and demanded cash.” Ngubane said the police are investigating the matter. No arrests have been made. He urged anyone with information to contact the police on 032 457 0320.

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Family needs help after house stanger razed to ground WEEKLY September 20, 2013

MERVYN KRISHNA A SHAKASHEAD family escaped a house fire unscathed but lost all that they owned on Saturday night. Thembisile Ndinga was awoken in the middle of the night by the sounds of crackling flames engulfing her

home. She and her six-year-old daughter both survived thanks to the help of a neighbour who managed to rescue them at the last minute. However, the house and all their material possessions were destroyed in the fire.

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HE local Department of Education together with the KwaDukuza Municipality launched the Quality, Learning and Teaching Campaign (QLTC) in ward 19, Shakaville on Friday last week. Tshelenkosi Secondary, Mavivane Primary and Mbozamo Primary Schools have entered the QLTC campaign in a drive to improve the standard of education at the institutions. The programme will help ensure clear communication lines between teachers, pupils and parents. KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu welcomed the programme, applauding the Department of Education for its “relentless” efforts to ensure that pupils in KwaDukuza receive the best that government has

to offer. “An education which lacks the parent-teacher involvement is the heart of failure of the education institution. “As a local sphere of government, education has never been our key function. It is however, our duty to ensure that we go the extra mile to ensure that the work of government in this country is of the highest standard. “I commend the education department, especially the work of school principals, in leading the campaign towards bringing positive change in society,” said Mthembu. He also called on parents to fight against ruthless behaviour, drugs and late attendance at schools. “Compared to other countries, South Africa has made significant improvements in education despite the high levels of illicit substances, ill be-

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THE search for a man who is believed to have drowned off Black Rock at Zinkwazi Beach has yielded no result. According to officials, the man went swimming on Sunday afternoon and was swept away by a strong current at around 3.30pm. IPSS Medical Response emergency medical services manager,

Rakesh Baldeo was first on the scene after being contact by fishermen. He said the victim, a 23-year-old black male, who was with some friends at the beach, surfaced after going into the water for a short time. “The tide was going out so the current was quite strong and it pulled him under again.

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The man went swimming on Sunday afternoon and was swept away by a strong current at around 3.30pm.

iLembe’s winning ways >> iLembe takes third place at Sustainable Living Exhibition

HE Sustainable Living Exhibition hosted by the eThekwini Municipality ended on a high note this past Sunday, with Enterprise iLembe winning third place in the government department category. Thousands of visitors attended this year’s Sustainable Living Exhibition including approximately 113 schools, where more than 200 exhibitors showcased their work. The exhibition provided a platform for all to see how simple it is to

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>> Driver forced to stop trips as he fears threats from alleged taxi drivers WEEKLY REPORTER

FEARFUL bus driver has stopped operating in Gledhow after he was allegedly intimidated by 10 men, believe to be taxi operaters, two weeks ago. Fani Naicker, a driver for Vinolyn Coach Tours, said he has been transporting the Gledhow residents and pupils for the past 10 years. “After these unknown men forced me to stop running the bus in the area, I had no choice but to listen to them as I fear for my life.” It is believed that the men do not want the bus to operate in the area as it

“takes away” their commuters. The incident of alleged intimidation has since been reported to the KwaDukuza SAPS. After hearing about the matter from concerned residents,DAcouncillor, Madhun Sing, requested that MEC for transport, Willies Mchunu intervene. According to Sing, the residents have been using buses for the past 17 years. “Taxis previously did not operate in the area. Pupils and most residents who are part of the working class are accustomed to the buses. We have now urged the MEC to step in. “Out of courtesy I called a meeting

with residents to listen to their views on the matter on Monday. “We also do not know whether the taxis they are now being forced to use are working legally or illegally in the area.” Sing said this has led to some community members walking long distances to get to work or school. “Some of the grade 12 pupils missed their trials because of this.” Ward councillor, Mdu Ngcobo said taxis operated in the area between 2009 and 2010. He said, however, the bus company and taxi owners were negotiating the matter.

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ROVIDENT funds have always been known for and favoured by most workers and members of funds for allowing the proceeds at retirement to be paid as a cash lump sum. Recent market developments and proposals are to phase provident funds out over a period of time, which could take up to 50

years. National Treasury has given notice with effect from 1 March 2015, provident fund members will be obliged – with some extreme major exemptions to protect vested rights – to use at least two-thirds of their retirement savings to buy a monthly pension. Some of these major extreme exemptions are touted to be live saving events. Up until March 2015, provident fund members will continue to be allowed to withdraw all their savings as a cash lump sum at retirement. It is important to note members can retire as early as age 55 and as late as age 70, provided their employer consents to such a deviation from the normal retirement age. Treasury is of the opinion that the lack of onus on provident fund members to buy a pension at

retirement means that many members rely on social grants since they spend their retirement savings quickly. With the increase of life expectancy of the average South African this poses further strain on the government as social grants have to be paid for a longer period in time. One of the ways to overcome spending your cash lump sum quickly is to align provident funds and provident preservation funds with other retirement and preservation funds, which require that two-thirds of a member’s retirement savings be used to buy a pension for life. This change will also mean that provident fund members will be given the same tax deduction incentives as pension fund members. National Treasury said in a media statement recently that benefits up to the date of change will be

considered as vested rights and protected as such and measures will be introduced to distinguish historical rights from new rights. Some of these measures are:1.If a provident fund member is older than 55 years of age as at 1 March 2015, the purchase of a pension will not apply if the member remains in the same provident fund until retirement. 2.Accrued savings in provident funds as at March 1, 2015, and any subsequent investment growth, will not be subject to the pension purchase requirement. Administrators of provident funds will be required to keep proper records to ensure the new proposals are effected properly. Whether the retirement savings remains in the provident fund or is transferred to a provident preservation fund, the protection of vested rights will still apply.

Presently if the total value of your retirement savings in any one retirement are R75 000 or less, you are allowed to take the amount as a cash lump sum. This amount will be doubled to R150 000 for all retirement funds and will be extended to include and apply to provident funds as well. By making it compulsory for all retirement fund members to buy a pension with two-thirds of their retirement savings, a more flexible system allowing free portability between funds will come into effect. The transfer of retirement savings to provident and provident preservation funds from other funds will, from March 1, 2015, be free from tax in all instances. This means you will be able to transfer your savings in pension funds to provident funds without tax consequences provided all your tax affairs with SARS are in order.

Too much riding the gravy train, too little respect for voters I KNOW it’s stated in the freedom charter, “that the wealth of the country belongs to all its people and must be shared equally,” but it’s not happening. What we are witnessing is that from the year 2000, the wealth belongs to politicians and people

who are well connected to the ruling party. What I have seen and am still seeing is the poor and the working class being used as elections approach. Politicians try to mislead these people that they represent; they make empty promises. Some parties bluff the people with Tshirts, a once-off meal and after they are voted in you see them again after five years. Politicians earn high salaries and have many perks, but don’ t realise that we are the employers; we are paying them. I have seen some dedicated politicians who have showed and are still showing their strength. They are building that partnership with the poor. Remember, opposition parties play a major role in trying to fight for clean governance by the ruling party. Elect a political partythathelpsyouevery day and not one day only. Ithoughtin20years of democracy that councillors would have fulfilled the commitment of indigent support, but some political parties use thisonly during elections. Dear voter, you must ask these politicians “Where were you for the past five years?” Roy Naidoo

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ACH time the clock strikes midnight, one day becomes history and a new one begins. We can't go back, and we can't jump ahead. If you are like me, then you see every “today” as a chance to be all you can be, and to experience an abundance of life.

I don't want to miss out on one thing about each day, but sometimes the forces of the ''dark world'' steal my joy in the present by getting me to regret the past or worry about the future. Have you noticed that sometimes, life tries to ruin our “todays” by bringing up negative things that have happened in the past.? We suddenly, find ourselves remembering every hurt, every offence, every injustice, every mistake and the list goes on! But the fact is, what's happened has happened. You and I can't go back, but we can make sure that the past doesn't ruin

our today. Being human we worry about the future, fearing what hasn't happened yet. All the questions start to flood one's mind: “'What if I lose my job? What if I can't pay my bills? What if the doctor's report is bad?” I have learned each day has enough troubles of it's own, so we should let tomorrow take care of itself! So how then, do we keep from missing out on ''the abundant life in each moment of every day?” Forget the past, stop worrying about the future, and make sure our focus is fixed during the first ten minutes of each new day. Behavioural scientists have discovered

that the first ten minutes is often the most important part of the day. Why? Because the first ten minutes can set the course of the entire day. There’s an old story about a traveller whohikedformanymilesacrossthedesert mountains. His water supply was gone, and he knew that if he didn’t find water soon, he would surely die. In the distance, he noticed an abandoned cabin and hoped to find some water there. Once he made it to the cabin, he discovered an old well. Then he noticed a tin can tied to the pump, with a note inside. The note said: Dear stranger, This water pump is in working condi-

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tion, but the pump needs to be primed in order for the water to come out. Under the white rock, I buried a jar of water, out of the sun. There’s enough water in the jar to prime the pump, but not if you drink any first. When you are finished, please fill the jar and put it back as you found it for the next stranger who comes this way. I believe, just like the hiker you and I havetobewillingin life to pour everything we have into the beginning of each new day and prime that day by seizing every second, so that when ''life'' happens, we will be geared for every ticking moment that comes our way.

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a temple? IT is with much sadness that I write this letter. It is inconceivable to me that a place of worship can be broken into and vandalised with such total disregard for its sanctity. The temple in question is The Emperumal and Mariammen Temple situated at Lot 14 (Top Shop Area) and its devotees are mostly the poor and indigent.

Vile, despicable human beings broke into the temple, stole the God lamps, light fittings, fans, the carpet that is used by devotees and even cut the electrical cables. The wheels from the chariot have also been stolen. We are now looking for people to assist with fixing the electricity and sponsoring items that the temple requires as the fasting prayers are im-

minent and devotees are left without electricity. Anyone who is able to assist can contact me on 032 552 2014 or 081 257 4710, or call personally at my business premises, Rocky Park Value Centre, 21 Van Der Wagen Drive, Rocky Park, KwaDukuza.

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Earnest appeal to cane farmers I MAKE an earnest and impassioned plea to all sugar cane farmers in the lower Tugela area, to stop the practice of burning sugar cane fields before reaping. The past two weeks in particular have been hell for residents of Stanger and its surrounds. With the strong south easterly winds blowing at this time of the year, we are at our wits end. Our yards, pathways, swimming pools, washed cars, curtains, veran-

das, interior floors, clothes on the washing lines etc are being covered in ash. Stanger is a town surrounded by sugar cane plantations.I urge farmers who are conducting farming operationsclosetoStangertothinktwice,before burning their cane, as this is undoubtedly causing heartache for us all, the ratepayers of this town. Be consideratetoothers. Theyalsohavelives. I appeal to the relevant authorities, like the Natal Cane Growers Associa-

tion, to take up this issue as a matter of urgency. A heavy fine should be imposed on offenders. It’s now cane reaping time, the problem will continue unabated, if not nipped in the bud. Come on cane growers, have a heart. Be considerate. Som Mudaly KwaDukuza

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JEFFRY VENGETSAMY “I am against the new law because it will cause more accidents and will lead to many dismissals at work.”

VOX POPS ANAND PILLAY “I think it’s going to break marriages and most men will not have time for their families.”

The community speaks: Liquor trading on Sundays

THE KwaZulu-Natal legislature passed the Liquor Licensing Amendment Bill, paving the way for the implementation of the KZN Liquor Licensing Act of 2010, which provides for the banning of the sale of liquor by outlets within a 500 metre radius of religious and learning institutions last Thursday. The bill also allows for the sale of liquor on Sundays, a move which has drawn wide criticism from some sectors. The Weekly asked KwaDukuza residents to air their views about liquor trading on Sundays.

MDUDUZI LANGA “I support the law. Sunday is a day that is meant for us to relax and have drinks.”

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“Alcohol is not good. Sunday is a day to spend at church with family.”

“It’s a bad idea. Some people work on Sundays. It will impact badly on work performance.”

Sundumbili retail store robbed NOTHANDO NDLOVU

IVE armed robbers took an undisclosed amount of cash and cellphones that were on display from the Sundumbili Pep Store on

Thursday last week. According to Sundumbili SAPS media liaison officer, Lieutenant Gideon Mthethwa, the men entered the store at about 4:15pm and took the money from the cashier’s till.

Sundumbili Pep Store manager, Phumzile Mfusi said only one till was working while others were out of order. “The robbers did not even leave a cent. They threatened staff members

with firearms and locked some of them and customers in one of the store rooms. They then forced us to put all the money in a packet.” The robbers then fled the scene. Mfusi said this was the first time the store was robbed and they were still in shock. “As we speak I am at the

hospital. I could not handle what happened.” Mthethwa said the police are investigating the matter. “We urged the public to inform the police if they have any information on the matter. The alleged robbers are believed to be between the ages of 3035.”

Drug dealers warned NOTHANDO NDLOVU AFTER self-employed, Suresh Gayapersadh (40) pleaded guilty to two counts of dealing in cocaine before KwaDukuza Magistrate Pushpa Kitchener, he was handed a sentence of three years in prison or paying a fine of R5 000 at the KwaDukuza Magistrate Court on Wednesday last week. Addressing the court, state prosecutor Nomsa Zwane discussed the ill effects of drugs in society and other crimes connected to drug usage which included house break-ins, theft and rob-

bery. Zwane asked the court to impose a sentence that would send out a message to those who are like minded to prevent them from engaging in such activities. Gayapersadh was arrested at his home in May 2012 after a sting operationbytheKwaDukuzacluster task team headed by cluster commander, Brigadier Derek Captain-Hastibeer. Brigadier Hastibeer said: “Although I am disappointed with the sentence, I am warning drug dealers that the law will take its course.”

Court comes down on rapist WEEKLY REPORTER

ESHOWE Regional Court convicted and sentenced Sifiso Nyandeni (24) to 22 years imprisonment for house robbery and rape on Tuesday last week. The incident took place in August last year in Sandpiper Road, Mandeni. According to proBASED IN HIGH RIDGE - AFFILIATED TO THE vincial SAPS spokesINTERNATIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE FEDERATION person, Captain Thulani Zwane the victim (20) was hanging out laundry at the house where shewasemployedas a domestic worker when an unknown man accosted her. “Nyandeni grabbed the victim and took her into the house. He gagged Instructors: her with a scarf and Rushen Oojugir - 1st Dan then ransacked the Trishen Oojugir - 1st Dan house. When he finSuminthra Oojugir - 1st Dan ished packing all the FOR ADMISSION CONTACT valuable items he Sew 032 552 2775 / 076 664 4960 raped her and fled the scene on foot.”

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Refreshments for the elderly THEStangerMuslimAssociation(SMA) distributed refreshments to elated pensioners awaiting their payout recently. SMA officials were welcomed by the grateful pensioners. Mohammed Danka of the SMA said: “It breaks our hearts to see pensioners standing in long queues out in the blazing sun. We have a moral obligation to care for our elderly. “The SMA via its feeding schemes

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provides some relief to the pensioners,” he added. The SMA is a non-profit organisation which is dedicated to serving humanity with kindness and generosity and is mandated to serve the entire community of KwaDukuza. Chairman of the SMA, Zaf Khan thanked all donors, sponsors and well wishers for their support and assistance.

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Locals attend convention

>> Thousands support international event

KwaDukuza congregation members at the event from left are Givemore Hodzi, Cecilia Lucinda, Vernon Naicker, Rani Kalligan and Gerard Gonsior

Gary Hess is a Minister of Circle of Love Ministries based in Frankfort, Kentucky in USA. He is an established Teacher of the Word of God and Author of many Books. He operates in the Apostolic realm in the Ministry of Prayer and Intercession and cover this by prophetic mandate in visiting the Countries concerned. Gary Hess encourages believers to pursue the destiny that God has for them to be all they can be, have all they can have, and do all they can do. Rev Gary, his Wife Thelma, and Son David have visited South Africa and taught on Prayer.

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Milestone for Shrar’s Engineering

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>> Company gets Trailer Manufacturing and Body Building licence ADVERTORIAL Shrar’s Engineering achieved a milestone by being awarded their Trailer Manufacturing and Body Building licence from the Department of Transport on 27 February 2012. Theprocessbeganayearbeforewith the purchase and studying of the Road Traffic Act and a host of SABS reference books pertaining to trailer manufacturing and body building. Then a series of inspections and interviews with the NRCS, SAPS Pretoria and Department of Transport were held with the owners, Mr and Mrs Singh. Shrars Engineering cc, situated at factories 1B and 2A, Jackson’s Industrial Park, New Guelderland Road, KwaDukuza, is proud to have this licence which enables them to manufacture and li-

cense trailers and build or modify truck bodies in accordance with the NRCS/ SABS standards. The company was also invited to attend the National Transport Legislation Workshop in May 2012. Navin Singh, thoroughly equipped with his trade test and over 18 years of machining, fitting and fabrication experience commenced trading as Shrar’s Engineering on 1 February 2005. Herashni Singh equipped with 10 years municipal administration experience decided to shorten her municipal career and joined her husband in business. At Shrar’s Engineering, Singh and his staff are very capable in their duties as they boast a wealth of knowledge and experience and their customers range from all sectors of business and the general public.

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All tables have been booked and no tickets will be sold at the door. The Gledhow Cultural Council thanks all members of the public for their support and interest. For further information contact George Naicker on 032 552 3487, Babs Naidoo on 032 551 5823 or Harry Naidoo on 084 584 6101.

THE Gledhow Cultural Council will host a cultural awards day on Sunday 22 September. The event will honour residents and former residents of Gledhow who have contributed in the field of culture and religion. A commemorative brochure has been printed and will be on sale on the day of the event.

THE Stanger Secondary School (formerly Stanger High) class of 1964 will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2014. The Interim Committee is in the process of contacting all ex-pupils and teachers who were part of the matric class of 1964. A meeting of the committee will be held on Thursday, 19 September at 6pm, at Stanger Secondary School. All local ex-pupils are urged to at-

tend as the date and venue for the function will be decided. All those who are interested in attending the reunion can contact: Ramesh Misra (ZMS) on 072 107 5345; Chris David (David's Fish Shop) on 032 551 6769/083 779 9777; Jayce Singh (ex- M.L.Sultan Sec) on 032 551 1318/076 055 8223 or Ayesha Manjoo (Arcadia Pharmacy) on 032 552 7860.

Land claims meeting A COMMUNITY meeting will be held at Nonoti Farm School on Sunday, 3 November. The meeting, according to chairperson Nhlanhleni Mthembu, will see the KZN Regional Land Claims Commissioner, Siduduzile Sosibo, discuss certain issues that are affecting the community. Mthembu invited all communitymembers to bring forward their issues.

KwaDukuza keeps KZN tops

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TO prove that KwaDukuza has a wealth of talent, five youngsters were selected from more than 600 in KZN and Gauteng to participate in the 25th Annual Children’s Eisteddfod, held at the Seva Samj Hall in Actonville, Benoni recently. Purvee Raman won in the show and tell, public speaking, and Jathiswaram sections. Sriantha Naidoo and Raman proudly won the dialogue section while Simrin Prem won the film-song division. Jenashlen Govender was placed second in the Thabla and third in the Subramani Bharthiar song section. KZN was the overall winner, bringing home the winners shield for another year.

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Many generations of Telugu speaking families who relocated to South Africa have kept their culture and traditions alive, which is similar and sometimes not similar to Tamilians SOME South Africans are privileged to have had the chance to learn the Telugu language and understand, write and/or speak Telugu. Purtassi Festival is fasting to please Saturn or Sani Bagavan, one of the nine planets. Saturdays are observed for the worship of Hanuman and Shri Balaji because Saturdays are free from the influences of Saturn and other planetary forces (Grahas). The month of Purtassi (mid September to mid October) is dedicated to the worship of Maha Vishnu (the preserver) who is the absolute symbol of the Transcendent state of Ananda. THE HOLY TRINITY In the Holy Trinity (Trimurthi) of Brahma, Vishnu and Siva, the Preserver is Vishnu. It is the period of the year in which we pay homage to Lord Vishnu. Therefore our worship is thanksgiving to mother nature for preservation. Preservation is a Divine Attribute which embraces many aspects of our life to which we invoke Lord Vishnu as Emperumal, Govinda, Gopala, Venketeswara, Hari Narayana, Balaji, Srinivasa, Runganatha, Ramchandra, etc. It was in the monthofPurtassi,LordVishnuintheform of Sri Venketa Chala Pahi (Balaji) came to earth to guide people and left his form in the Thirupathi Hills in India. Therefore people from all parts of the world flock to India to pay homage to Thirupathi to get a glimpse of the Divine form by taking vows to overcome their problems. At many temples, the Garudan Flag is hoisted on the first day of the month. The Shree Emperumal Hindu Temple does not hoisttheflagonthefirstdayofthemonth because the insignia of Garudan lies per-

manently at the entrance of the Temple. This flag is renewed annually during the Thiruna Festival. However, the first day of the month, Malayppa Swami and his two consorts and Lord Ganesha are taken in procession around the temple to herald this sacred month. Thereafter prayers are held on each Saturday of the month. Special recitals pertaining to Lord Vishnu are conducted from religious books like Garuda Parthu and Thirunaam Padhigam. Devotees hail the phrase: “Govinda, Govinda, Govinda”, after each verse is recited. The Naamam Devotees especially on Saturdays wear the Naamam or the Vaishnavite symbol. Symbolically, the Naamam represents Lord Vishnu’s two feet in his reclined pose – which is represented in the shape of a capital “U” (white). The central stroke represents the Thrishaum (red stroke) – Mother Lutchmee. Why are prayers are observed on Saturdays? Saturdays are observed for the worship of Hanuman and Shri Balaji because SaturdaysarefreefromtheinfluencesofSaturn and other planetary forces (Grahas). In this month planets like Mercury and Ketha influence the earth. Therefore, the worship of Lord Vishnu withdevotionandlovewillhelpustohave a peaceful and happy life with good and obedient children. “Bakthi” is the main theme of all the rituals in the month. Benefits from observing Purtassi. The community becomes united during this period. We must strive at all times to

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CHILD Welfare SA-KwaDukuza raised more than R7 000 from its recent street collection with 115 pupils from Stanger Manor Secondary, ML Sultan, Nonhlevu Secondary and Glenhills Secondary Schools participating in the. Certificates were awarded to all pupils for their participation and fulfilling their social responsibility in the community. Senior social work manager Penny Dhaver thanked the pupils for their commitment and hard work. “We also want to acknowledge the KwaDukuza Municipality for their support and the community for their contributions.” She added the proceeds from the street collection will be used to render social work services to the community.

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“I would like to thank the SMA for their contribution and also to all my teachers at Manor Secondary for their contribution and support.” Naidoo said as an ambassador of her school and town, she would “definitely make my school and town proud”.

ERENA Naidoo of Stanger Manor Secondary School is part of a delegation from KwaDukuza that will attend an International Student Leadership Conference in Goslar, Germany. The delegation, made up of pupils from four local schools,willjetofftomorrow (Thursday). They will interact with delegates from other parts of the world to seek solutions to vexing issues regarding education. Each pupil had to raise R25 000. The Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) came to Naidoo's aid and handed her a cheque for R1 000 on Saturday. Chairman of the SMA, Zaf Khan congratulated Naidoo QUICK & EASY APPLICATION IMMEDIATE and said this is a maQUALIFICATION SAME DAY PAYOUT jor accolade. “We are very proud of her. We wish her well and trust that Naidoo will benefit from a once in a life-time experience.” Naidoo said she is grateful for the opportunity to represent her school, the district and KwaDuREQUIREMENTS: kuza. * Original payslip “This was only made possible * Proof of residence through the generous support from family, friends and the business community.

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WHAT’S ON The Emperumal and Mariammen Temple in Lot 14 (Top Shop) invites you to their Purtassi prayer on Saturday, 21 September at 2pm. The chariot procession has been cancelled. All Glenhills devotees are requested to attend the temple prayer. The Tinley Manor Shree Siva Soobramaniar Temple cordially invites you to the following: Annual Purtassi Prayer on Saturday 21 September at 3pm. Hanuman Prayer on Tuesday 24 September at 10:30am. AGM on Tuesday 24 September at 1pm. All welcome. Spring decorating workshop at Hirsch Ballito with design experts, Joao Cabral from Perspectiva De-

To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweekly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 12pm. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

sign Studio and Fran and Sue from Abundance. Come and learn about new, trendy ideas on the market! Great prizes up for grabs! Date: September 18. Time: 2.30pm to 4pm. Refreshments will be served. Entry is free. Contact Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book. Kids Sosatie Braaing Competition at Hirsch Ballito in conjunction with Weber, Fine Young Chefs and the North Coast Courier invites the children on the North Coast to Hirsch Ballito for some sizzling holiday fun! Age groups: 8-12 and 13-18. Entry forms for the competition are available from the Hirsch Ballito show room. Finals will be held on Thursday, 26 September from 12pm to 2.30pm. All welcome.

Contact Glenda on 032 946 7400 or Lewaine on 082 378 1912 for more information. The Mdoniville Hindu Temple Society invites you to their annual Purattassi prayers. Flag hoisting on 17 September at 6pm. Flag dehoisting on 17 October at 6pm. All Saturday prayers at 3pm. Service will be rendered. Offerings can be made. All welcome. For more information call the clerk on 032 551 1744. The Mdoniville Hindu Temple Society invites you to observe Navarathri included into their Purtassi Prayer programme Mother Durga Prayer – Saturday 5 October and Monday 7 October at 6pm. Mother Lakshmi Prayer – Tuesday 8 October and Thursday

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10 October at 6pm. Mother Saraswathi Prayer Friday 11 October at 6pm. Speaker – Professor Kandasamy G Moodley Sunday 13 October at 6pm. Pupils and students can bring items of study for blessing. Vijay Dasami Prayer – Monday 14 October at 6pm. Offerings welcome. For more information call the clerk on 032 551 1744. 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 032 551 4795 or cell 084 551 4795.

A gift of reading NOTHANDO NDLOVU

AFTER Trishen Oojugir completed his practical examinations as a student teacher at Stanger Manor Primary School, he donated over R1000 worth of books to the school. Oojugir, is currently completinghisthirdyearineducation at the UKZNl, Howard College, said the donation was his ‘thank you gift’ for the experience he received at the school. “As an avid reader I decided to give the Stanger Manor pupils the gift of reading,” said Oojugir who enjoys reading fiction books.

Oojugir, who also teaches English, said he noticed that most pupils he taught enjoyed reading. “Instead of organising lunch for the teachers to show my gratitude, I decided to sponsor a good cause which is reading. I am sure it will equip some the pupils with more knowledge.” Principal, Logan Reddy commended the ‘excellent’ work of the student teacher who also studied at the school. “If more people could do the same the education system wouldimproveinthiscountry. We are thankful to Oojugur for the books which will definitely be used by many.”

Neresh Maraj, Trishen Oojugir and Logan Reddy (principal).

AUM SAI RAM Happy heavenly sweet 16th Birthday to Prinola our dearest sweetest little angel. LOVE AND MISS YOU LOTS Melanie, Devan, Tiveshen & your grannies

17 September 1997

Happy Heavenly 16th birthday to our beloved Angel

“ OLA “

Sadly missed by your mom, dad, your sister Priyanka, ma, Bigsy & Siva and all who loved and knew you

HAPPY HEAVENLY 16th BIRTHDAY PRINOLA. We love and miss you stacks, will we meet agiain. The Naicker family in Empangeni, Bob, Reena, Prenisha Desire and Preston

You’re forever in our hearts, our little princess Prinola Happy heavenly sweet 16th birthday Jane, Jay, Lisa, Desi and Aya (Bluff)

hearts you will live forever because we love you so From your loving Thatha, Ava, Uncle Dodo, Aunt Sheila, Aunt V, Saravasen, Preshantha, Keegan, Preven and Shaylen

Dearest Ola, our guardian angel... Each passing year seems to get harder to accept that you are no longer with us because all we do is think about you more, and we have this picture of you in our heads, of what a beautiful, energetic & vibrant young girl you would have been today, bringing so much fun and laughter to our lives. Ola we love and miss you so much and would do anything just to see your beautiful eyes and smile again. Happy heavenly 16th birthday angel. Lots of hugs and kisses from Uncle Megan, Aunty Jane, Nashyll and Shailie.

Birthday wishes we said today To a star in the sky, not far away Engraved in gold on a cloud above Just for you Prinola, with all our love Happy heavenly sweet 16 “OLA” Uncle Gops, Aunty Gengs, Des and Dee

As each day goes by we miss you more and more. We cherish the sweet memories we shared with you. Till we meet again one sweet day” Love you HAPPY HEAVENLY SWEET 16TH BIRTHDAY MY OLA Love Rani (Bigzy), Pravin and Treval

I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new I thought of you yesterday and days before that too I think of you in silence as I often speak your name All I have is memories and your picture in a frame Your memory is my keepsake with which I’ll never part Gad has you in his keeping, I have you in my heart Happy Heavenly 16th Prinola. Love & Miss you. Tony and Roshnee To our dearest sweet Ola Happy heavenly 16th birthday...We’ll love and miss you forever and you’ll always be in our hearts. Aunty Cookie, Uncle Mervin, Ivan, Leah and Lyron A little princess, that’s what you are the epitome of perfection, a perfect little star and even though it breaks our heart that you seem so afar

You are a kind of person who leaves lovely memories behind and special days like your birthday bring many fond memories to mind and memories are possessions that time can never destroy for it is in happy remembrance the heart ﬁnds its greatest joy. Happy heavenly sweet 16 PRINOLA Molly Naidoo & family (Bluff) Sometimes when I’m alone and lost in thought, and the world seems too far away, you come to me as if in a dream ﬁlling my soul with your warmth of your presence and I smile knowing that though we cannot be together now we are always close in thought You will always be my “P.I.G” Rajen (piggy) and Ranjini If heaven had a number, I’d call you on the phone to wish you a happy sweet sixteen and to ask you to come home. OLA, WE LOVE AND MISS YOU Uncle Dan, Aunty Sandy and Ashveer Another birthday has come around and there’s nothing we can do, but sit for a while in picture your smily, just like we always do. All our lives we will miss you, as the years come and go, but in our

Thoughts of you on your 16th birthday beautiful Ola.Happy birthday sweety. We cherish our memories of you. We love & miss you Ola Andrew, Sashni & Elisha PS: your family really misses you To our baby girl in heaven, it’s so ard to wish you a happy birthday because we don’t get to give you that big hug and kiss. Angel we miss you so much and it hurts just thinking of you. Anyway a very Happy Heavenly 1th birthday to you. We’ll always love and miss you. PS: Can’t wait to see you and see that beautiful smile again. Asodie Aya, Baba Thatha, Aunty Rani, Uncle Mervin, Sheniel and Daylin As we opened our eyes this morning We looked to the heavens above We whispered Happy Birthday Angel and sent you all our love Uncle Douglas, Aunt Savy, Sashnee and Prevashnee Happy heavenly sweet 16 Prinola. We love and miss you. Sagayan, Yoges, Ianessa, Samona & Kiashen

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ACCOMMODATION AYER ROCK Guesthouse, 74 Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, “Tasteful executive accommodation”. Contact: 0325516503/0825623676.

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Neat & Elegant Home suitable for couple with 1 child, f/fenced, b/ guard, fully tiled. Tel: 084 598 4783 or 032551 2916 A/Hrs.

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.

HOUSE FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE Salon for sale at a very busy area with average income of R40 00000 per month, owner retiring and Salon for sale, rent or share a space. Contact: 082 737 4887. Stanger Heights Superette for sale, price reduced for quick sale, owner re-locating. Contact: 084 311 7537/084 505 5617 for details. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ziholele ngaphezu kuka R20 000 ngenyanga fundela ukuhweba kujse. Uzofundiswa kwa Maxton Stock Exchange Trading, Suite 7, Whitehouse Centre, Albert Luthuli Street, Stanger. Fonela 083 343 9991/078 341 3831 Noma 032-551 2217. FOR SALE 1)Beds-Comfy Dream fresh from factory-20 years tried & testedSingle bed R1900Doubles R2500-Queen R2800-King R32003/4 R2200-spare mattresses, bases, legs-Open RCS a/clay-byes-Emmetts, 032-551 1181. Short Wheel Base Bacco Canopy, full door, ﬁts all makes of bakkies, R2700-00 neg. Contact: 082 538 6548. FLAT TO LET Granny Flat to let in Newtown, 2 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge + T/B. Contact: 084 569 9639. HOUSE TO LET 1 Room, kitchen, T/B, includes water & lights. Contact: 071 688 5053. 2 Rooms, KTB, main building, Dawnside, R2300 excluding Light/ water, immediate occupation. Contact: 071 646 0453. 3 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, B/T, Glenhills, Opp. Training Centre, R2000. Contact: 071 048 0204/083 789 9481. Outbuilding to let in Stanger Heights, 2 x bedrooms/kitchen/ lounge/toilet and shower, ideal for a small family, Close to school, Fully fenced up area with remote gating, R2500 with water. Tel: 084 566 7423.

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3 B/rooms (bic), lounge, dining room, kitchen (bic), 2 toilets, bath/ shower outbuilding, single garage in Larkﬁeld, R780 000 (Neg). Contact: 084 547 7930/083 305 9353. 2 Daffodil Str. Stanger Manor-4 ½ B/r, lounge, granite kitchen/dining room. 2 B/r outbuilding, swimming pool, entertainment area, security walled. Huge corner plot-2 driveways (1600 m2 property). Call: 083 658 2229 for viewing. Urgent Sale! All offer will be considered-4 Bedroom house for sale in Glenhills, Happy Valley, Stanger, R490 000-00 (Negotiable), 4 beds, 2 baths, kitchen, open plan D/Room and lounge. Contact: Trevor-083 780 2257.

ESTATES For Sale 3 bedrm, main ensuite, fitted kitchen, garage, carport-Stg Hgts-R790 000.00 3 bedrm fitted, mes, fitted kitchen, servnts quarters, garage-Stg Mnr -R970 000.00 Selling off-plan 3 bedrm hse with garageGlenhills-R695 000.00 Contact Sanji-082 338 6861

House for Sale Darnall 3 Beds, 1 Bath, Dlug, lounge, d/room, big garden, needs a little TLC. R700 000-00 Contact: Ofﬁce-032551 1630 HERBALISTS Dr. Maida in Stanger, 24 hours. Contact: 074 489 4532. Stanger-AstrologerPsychic-SupernaturalHealer, Dr Ntuna, Herbalist-Consultant “Palm reading, fortune teller”. Contact: 073 057 3960.

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PREMISES TO LET Factory/Warehouse to let 350 square metre, R12 250 per month, Stanger Industrial Area. Contact: 082 424 1885/083 449 0939. VACANCY 2 Trainee Electrical Sales/Stores Rep & Purchasing Must have the following experience: -Good telesales communication -Electrical & Technical spares experience -Good stores management & control of stock -Must be computer literate -Must have driver’s licence -NTC 3 Fax CV’s to 032-551 4842 Email: neerasec@ iafrica.com A Company situated in the North Coast area, Mandeni is seeking the following: Code 14 drivers with sober habits, drivers must have a minimum of 5 years experience in links. Heavy Duty Plant Mechanic required, with minimum 5 years experience. Please forward CV’s to psryash@yahoo.com , Post to: P.O. Box 2945, Stanger, 4450, Fax No: 032-459 3375. Administration Clerk required, must have driver’s licence. Forward CV’s to contractors.plant@ gmail.com or Telefax: 032 551 4403 Code 10 Truck Driver required. No chancers, Please with Mech. Knowledge. Contact: 078 529 5321. Domestic required, must speak English, Age 25-35. Sms name, age and address to 084 245 0245. Personal Assistant required for Home Based Business, Applicant must: 1.Be computer literate 2.Have basic knowledge of MS Excel, MS Word + MS Microsoft 3.Have own transport 4.Have matric, a driver’s licence will be advantageous Contact: 082 653 1057.

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General Legal Secretary required for busy Legal Practice in Ballito. Previous legal experience and touch typing essential. E-mail concise CV to veloshnee@swo.co.za or veronica@swo. co.za.

Litigation/Collections Secretary required for busy Legal Practice in Ballito. Previous legal experience and touch typing essential. E-mail concise CV to veloshnee@swo.co.za or veronica@swo. co.za. Temp medical secretary required. Must have good communication skills, no experience required. Please fax CV to 086 552 0897. WANTED Lady to share a two bedroom ﬂat for R1500.00 pp excluding water and lights, in CBD. Contact: 082 930 5151.

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.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am. For all Birthday and In memory adverts contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

IN THE SOUTH GAUTENG HIGH COURT, JOHANNESBURG (REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA) CASE NO. 2012/10476 In the matter between: FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED T/A RMB PRIVATE BANK Plaintiff/Execution Creditor and MZILIKAZI GODFREY KHUMALO NO st 1 Defendant/Execution Debtor RAYMOND MLUNGISI MNYAMEZELI ZONDO NO 2nd Defendant/Execution Debtor MAKHOSAZANA BRIDGET KHUMALO NO 3rd Defendant/Execution Debtor CHARLES EDWARD GRAHAM NO 4th Defendant/Execution Debtor MZILIKAZI GODFREY KHUMALO 5th Defendant/Execution Debtor (The 1st to 5th Execution Debtors in their representative capacities as trustees for the time being of MZI KHUMALO FAMILY TRUST, NOW KNOWN AS MAWELA FAMILY TRUST, IT202/1995)

NOTICE OF SALE This is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above Honourable Court dated 6 JULY 2012 in terms of which the following property will be sold in execution on 8 OCTOBER 2013 at 10H00 at 134/6 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, STANGER/KWA DUKUZA, to the highest bidder without reserve: PROPERTIES WHICH ARE NOTARIALLY TIED, BEING: Erf 79 Port Zimbali (Extention 1), Registration Division F.U. situate in the Dolphin Coast Transitional Local Council Area and in the Port Natal-Ebodwe Joint Services Board Area, Administrative District of Natal, Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, in extent 1 773 (one thousand seven hundred and seventy three) square metres, held under Deed of Transfer T29950/1996, subject to all the terms and conditions therein and more especially subject to a restraint against free alienation. AND Erf 80 Port Zimbali (Extention 1), Registration Division F.U. situated in the Dolphin Coast Transitional Local Council Area and in the Port Natal-Ebodwe Joint Services Board Area, Administrative District of Natal, Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, in extent 1 617 (one thousand six hundred and seventeen) square metres, held under Deed of Transfer T35095/2003, subject to all the terms and conditions contained therein and more especially subject to a restraint against free alienation. Situated at 10 & 12 Camwood Street, Port Zimbali The properties are zoned: residential (The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed.) The Purchaser shall in addition to the Sheriff’s commission, which is 6%(six percent) on the proceeds of the sale up to a price of R30 000.00 (Thirty thousand rand) and thereafter 3.5%(three comma five percent) up to a maximum fee of R9 655.00 (Nine thousand seven hundred and fifty rand) plus Vat thereon, pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price in cash, bank guaranteed cheque or EFT into the Sheriff’s trust account immediately upon closing of the bid and the balance against transfer, which shall be secured by a Bank or Building Society guarantee in a form acceptable to Plaintiff’s conveyancers, which guarantee shall be delivered by the Purchaser to the Sheriff within twenty one (21) days from the date of the sale and shall provide for the payment of the full balance and any such interest payable as provided for hereunder. The Rules of this auction are available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela, Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza/Stanger. The office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneer R Singh (Acting Sheriff) and/or S Reddy. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia: A)Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 ( 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) B)FICA-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars. C)Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000.00 in cash. D)Registration conditions. The aforesaid sale shall be subject to the Conditions of Sale which may be inspected at the office of the Acting Sheriff Lower Tugela, Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza/Stanger, during normal office hours Monday to Friday. DATED AT JOHANNESBURGTHIS 21st DAY OF AUGUST 2013 MENDELOW-JACOBS ATTORNEYS Plaintiff’s Attorneys Unit 8C, 1st Floor 3 Melrose Boulevard Melrose Arch, Melrose North JOHANNESBURG Tel: 011 530 9200 Fax: 011 530 9201 Ref: MAT2233/VL/Ms L Rautenbach

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Earn more than R20 000 p/month Start investing in the JSE Maxton Stock Exchange Trading have the tools to train you and will give you mentorship. Call: 078 341 3831/083 343 9991 or 032551 2217 or visit us at Suite 7, Whitehouse Centre to book an appointment or our presentation which is free.

VACANCY Isithebe Celrose Clothing Leading Clothing manufacturing Company Requires the following: -Qualiﬁed Versatile Machinists (Posting machinists, Set and Close Cuffs,) -Supervisors (2) -Quality Auditors (2) -Opportunity to earn weekly bonus. -Non Metro rates of pay Celrose Isithebe Clothing, 19 Blue Street, Isithebe Industrial Estate Contact HR department: Tel: 032-438 7300 Fax: 032-945 3984 Or email applications to agovender@celrose. co.za

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Billy Moodley The 16th Day Memorial Service of the late Billy Moodley will take place on Saturday, 21st of September 2013 at the Sabha Hall, Stanger (corner of Mahatma Gandhi & Blaine Street) commencing at 7-8pm. Supper will be served at 5pm. Please accept this as a personal invitation.

Ombudsman of Stanger Weekly According to the editorial policy of Stanger Weekly we invite readers to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and we correct signiﬁcant errors as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24, or call him at 021 8513232 or 0835432471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman. In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

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WADUKUZA’S Supersport player of the month, Praveshnee Pillay, excels at every sport she participates in. Pillay, a Kearsney resident, holds numerous titles from avidly playing soccer, cricket and volleyball which she started collecting in primary school. “Growing up on a farm inspired me to become active in sport. At school my teachers always asked me to try something new. What I love about it is that one gets the opportunity to travel and meet new people.” Pillay, who is in grade 12, aims to teach people about sport and the excitement it entails. She was the captain of the school volleyball team when she was a pupil at Stanger Primary School in 2004. She later became the captain for the school’s cricket team. “I was the only girl from KwaDukuza who was selected to be part of the KZN cricket shadow team in 2007. It was an honour for me,” she added. From a young age Pillay learnttojugglesportandher studies having to do her homework right after school and thereafter dedicating the rest of each day to sport. As a ‘dedicated’ player she was selected to be part of the Stanger Soccer Team in 2008 followed by the Stanger Manor Primary sport girl award. She was the captain of the Stanger Manor Secondary cricket and volleyball teams since 2010. Pillay also plays for a local volleyball team called H2O which she’s been the captain of since 2009. “I am ecstaticthatIachievedmyU18provincial volleyball colours at the age of 15 in 2010.” She was also awarded the junior sports girl of Stanger Manor Secondary in 2010. She played in the Volleyball KZN shadow team for the U23, U18 and U23 in 2012 and 2013. “All the awards and titles I have received are through dedication and hard work. I was born to lead. I would like to thank my coach Kruba Jaram and everybody who contributed to my achievements.”

Born to lead through sport

All the awards and titles I have received are through dedication and hard work

MANAGER: HUMAN SETTLEMENTS AND BUILDING CONTROL Basic Salary: R24 340.00 p.m. (Task Level 15) • Ref: PN 63/2013 The person appointed in this position will be employed in the Economic Development Planning and Human Settlements; under Human Settlements and Building Control Section and will report to the Head of Department. Requirements: • a B Degree or Diploma in the relevant field of Town and Regional Planning, Development Studies, Community Development or equivalent qualification • understanding of local government systems • proven extensive experience (minimum of 3 - 5 years) and knowledge of Development Planning, Rural and Urban Housing Development Policy implementation • excellent communication (isiZulu and English advantageous), interpersonal and computer skills • ability to interpret, guide and provide advice on project management and administrative process • a valid Code 08/EB driver’s licence. Key performance areas: • manage the Housing and Building Control Unit through implementation of relevant policy and legislative frameworks • overall budget control and implementation • responsible for ensuring compliance with policies and procedures of the Council • execution of administrative and managerial duties related to the function of the Human Settlements and Building Control Unit • formulation, monitoring and review of policies, bylaws and Sector Plans • develop short, medium and long term strategic planning of the department, business plan and source funding for the Housing Developments • manage and facilitate planning and implementation of all housing projects and ensure the functionality of relevant structures for effective achievement of municipal objectives aimed at improving the quality of life within the Municipal area.

DEVELOPMENT PLANNING ADMINISTRATOR Basic Salary: R10 613.00 p.m. (Task 9) • Ref: PN 65/2013

districts and ultimately their province in the SA School Sport Championships, also to be held in KwaZulu-Natal. Individual sport players will undergo selections so as to represent the province. Many of the districts are at an advanced stageofreadinessfortheprovincialchampionships. The iLembe District has been one of the latest ones to host their district selections. Pupils from Maphumulo, KwaDukuza, Mandeni and Ndwedwe gathered at KwaDukuza Recreational Grounds for their district selections in preparations for the big event. The games played included basketball, netball and the indigenous games of Umlabalaba and dibeke. Football was played at Stanger High School. Other sporting codes forming part of the tournament are athletics, chess, cricket, gymnastics,hockey,rugby,tabletennis,tennis, volleyball, Juskei as well as disability sport in some of the codes. The games will be played as various venues in central Durban among them, Kings Parks Athletics, UKZN Howard College, Cato Manor Grounds and Glenwood High School.

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IDP REPRESENTATIVE FORUM MEETING

Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 4 of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 as amended, that Mandeni Municipality will be having its IDP Representative Forum meeting, for the presentation of the 2014/15 IDP and Budget Review. All members of the Representative Forum and interested Stakeholders within the municipality are invited to attend the meeting. Details of the meeting are as follows: DATE : VENUE : TIME :

3 OCTOBER 2013 MANDENI MUNICIPAL HALL 10H00

Enquiries regarding the Representative Forum meeting may be directed to Manager: IDP & Planning, Ms. P. Hlabangane/Communications Officer, Mr. Mduduzi Manzi during normal working hours, tel: 032 456 8200 or via fax: 032 456 2504. Mr L H Mapholoba: Municipal Manager

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The Municipality hereby invites applications from committed, self-driven, motivated, service delivery-orientated and high performance professionals/ practitioners who want to build careers in the areas of specialization mentioned herein through rendering high quality services within the Mandeni Municipality.

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We require 2 years’ general administration or data capturing experience. The role requires a high level of computer literacy, including Word, Excel and SYSPRO. Please forward CVs to e-mail: gavins@gomma.co.za or fax: 086 674 3775. Closing date: 23 September 2013

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different sporting codes. The championships are the culmination of the new school sport programme that is being rolled out by the Department of Sport and Recreation and the Department of Education at all schools in the province. Schools that have done well in the local school leagues go on to their wards, then

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Top Schools around the corner PRIMARY and secondary school pupils in all KwaZulu-Natal’s educational districts are busy preparing for the province’s Top Schools Tournament to be held in Durban next week from 20 to 24 September. This is the one of the biggest sporting events to be held in the province with an estimated 6000 participants in more than 10

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The above vacancy exists in the Economic Development & Planning Department for a suitably qualified and experienced person to assist in, and manage the development planning function. Requirements: • Diploma in Office Administration with 3 years’ experience in the field of development planning and administration • computer literate in office applications • knowledge of filing and record management • ability to communicate in IsiZulu and English language is essential. Knowledge, skills and competencies required: • excellent organising and communication ability and interpersonal skills (tact, diplomacy and initiative) • ability to work independently and display good time management and administration skills • sound written and verbal communication skills • knowledge and clear understanding of Local Government planning systems and processes • knowledge and understanding of legal framework under which Municipalities operate • good communication and presentation skills. Key performance areas: • coordinate and support the functionality of Unit by receiving and circulating Land Development Applications (PDA), Business license, Ingonyama Trust Lease Agreement, Building Plans, Environment Impact Assessment, and General Community enquiries • provide administrative support to the unit by checking that required application forms are completed properly and directed to the relevant division with statutory time • receive, record, allocate reference numbers and forward application to the relevant person • handle and type all correspondence, letters, memorandums, reports and minutes • provide support in the coordination of public meetings, Project Steering Committee, Public Hearings, Workshops and other logistics • attend to general enquiries and liaises with clients and other stakeholders as the face of the IDP & Planning unit • develop and maintain a proper filing and register system for IDP & Planning Unit • provide administrative support to the entire Planning Team • assist with the generation, collection, collation of information for statistical reporting purposes • coordinate Public Participation meetings by creating invites, public notices, attendance registers and organising catering • prepare documents for distribution during Public participation meetings such as Agendas and presentations • take minutes during Public participation meetings • file all IDP correspondence, minutes, agenda, presentations and notices • manage and update IDP stakeholders database • liaise with stakeholders with regards to the IDP processes • manage and update Portfolio of Evidence File and SDBIP.

OFFICER: LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Basic Salary: R14 107.00 p.m. (Task 11) • Ref: PN 64/2013 The above vacancy exists for a suitably qualified and experienced person to join the staff of the Mandeni Municipality within Development and Planning Department. Requirements: • Degree or Diploma in the relevant field of Public Administration, Economic or Development Studies • knowledge and experience in Local Economic Development will be an added advantage • excellent communication, interpersonal and computer skills. Key performance areas: • maintain good administration of LED department • monitor the implementation of LED projects • arrange meetings with relevant stakeholders as and when required • develop reports regarding the status of development of all LED projects • attend LED meetings in the absence of the Manager LED when requested • assist in the formulation and review of Municipal LED strategies; LED, Tourism and Informal Traders Strategy • regulate and assist in the development of informal trading to enhance the level of trading activities in the area • process applications for business licences. FOR THE ABOVE THREE POSITIONS: Benefits: Pension fund, medical aid, attractive leave conditions and 13th cheque, and subject to certain conditions, a housing subsidy. Enquiries must be directed to: Mr. S Chiconela of HR, (032) 456 8200 ext. 8245. Written applications accompanied by a detailed CV with references and certified photocopies of certificates, quoting the relevant reference number should reach the office of: Human Resources, Mandeni Municipality, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or hand-deliver to Mandeni Local Municipality, 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni. NB: Faxed and e-mailed applications WILL NOT be considered. Closing date: Friday, 11 October 2013 on or before 12h00 MIDDAY. Should you be short-listed for an interview, please bring your original certificates. The Mandeni Municipality is committed to the achievement and maintenance of employment equity and diversity especially in respect of race, gender and disability. Women and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply and state their disability either in the letter of application or in the CV. It should be noted that Mandeni Local Municipality reserves the right not to fill these vacancies. Please note that should you have not heard from us within 30 days of the closing date of the advertisement, you may regard your application as unsuccessful. Canvassing in the gift of Council is strictly prohibited and will lead to disqualification of the application. MR. L.H. MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER 14073kzn

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Grove End excels

>> Grove End keep league title aspirations alive WEEKLY REPORTER

ROVE End kept their league title aspirations alive after toppling log leaders Randsons (2-1) in an enthralling EZE’S Electrical-sponsored Stanger and District Volleyball Association (SDVA) CompetitiveLeaguegameplayedattheassociation courts on Thursday night. Randsons struggled to find their rhythm in the opening set. It was a flawless performance by the Grove End lads with Neil Perumal and the talented 18-year-old Vinnie Singh, usingtheirsuperiorheightadvantage to wreak havoc from the wings. Grove End stamped their authority with an emphatic 25-16 win. After a horrendous start, Randsons started to get their act together with Mohamed “Toffee” Cassim scoring points with consummate ease. Halfway into the match Grove End regained the lead (15-12) thanks to a wonderful exhibition of some superb volleyball by the Satish Bhowanabhik/Ronald “Tiger” Ponnsamy combination. Randsons watched in awe as

Grove End secured a hard fought 2-1 (25-16; 24-26; 17-15) win against Randsons to keep their league title aspirations alive Bhowanabhik rose majestically above their (Randsons) blockers to hammertheballwithvenom.Numerous unforced errors by the Grove End attackers at the death saw Randsons

grab victory (26-24) from the jaws of death to level the scores at 1-1 and push the game into a third and decisive set. Randsons stormed to a 3-1 lead,

but Singh scored three successive winners to give Grove End a 4-3 lead in the final set. Grove End extended their lead (7-5) before Randsons rallied back to level the scores at 10-10.

The final set was characterized by long rallies and the partisan crowd applauded both teams. The scores were locked at 13-13 before Migeshan Govender gave Randsons match-point (14-13) with a brilliant winner down the line. Ponnsamy’swealthofexperienceand his crafty setting ability, even under immense pressure was the defining moment in Grove End’s momentous 17-15 victory that left the Randsons lads holding their heads in disbelief. Meanwhile, in the KDSA Social League, Cool Leaders slumped to a humiliating 20-25; 21-25 defeat at the hands of Preston. Teachers Style cantered to an impressive 25-14 win against arch-rivals Virgo in the opening set and were leading 15-6 in the second set before the match was abandoned due to rain. Teachers Style will do battle in a double header clash tomorrow (Thursday). They play Virgo in the opening fixture at 7pm before doing battle with former champions, Darnall Action Sporting at 8pm.

KSST sets sight on VSA Champions Cup title WEEKLY REPORTER KSST have set their sight on the Vol-

leyballSouthAfrica(VSA)Champions Cup which gets under way at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Westville

Sports Complex) from 20 to 24 September. The local volleyball outfit lifted their maiden VSA Cup title in Tongaat in 2011. They made their debut in the VSA Champions Cup last year in Cape Town and were far from disgraced after finishing a creditable fourth. With a huge home support base, the KSST lads are confident ofgoingallthe way into the final. KSST’s hopes of victory are pinned on the shoulders of setter Sherwin Daniel, central attacker, Damien “Shrek” Peters and the attacking trio

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KSST carry the hopes of KwaDukuza in the VSA Champions Cup scheduled to take place at the University of Westville Sports Complex from September 20-24. of Cameron Singh, Kyle Puckree and Lionel Jali. Other KSST players expected to make their presence felt in the tournament include Carnel Joseph and Leon Maistry. President of Stanger and District Volleyball Club, Isaac Abraham encouraged all volleyball enthusiasts to maketheirwaytotheWestvilleSports Complex,l not only to lend support to our local heroes, but to watch the cream of the South African players in actionaswell.AbrahamwishedKSST every success ahead of the VSA Champions Cup. The KwaZulu-Natal teams participating in the tournament include Liberte of Tongaat, Durban University of Technology (DUT), UKZN Atlanta and Falcons. Tongaat’s Watsonia and Hambanathi carry the hopes of women in the ladies’ category. Quiwin Govender, Jemaine Nai-

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DESPITEsignsofbadweather,thesunwasout on Saturday and the fish were biting. The Living Water Baptist Church Fishing Competition was hailed a success by 86 participating anglers at Blythedale Beach. Anglersspentthedayonthebeachandthen attended a glamorous presentation. The keynote address was presented by Muthukrishna Sambiah to conclude the 'spectacular' event. The champion for the event was Lindsy Pillay in the biggest edible catch category with a 9.8 kg garrick. The second biggest edible catch was made by Mervin Moodley, third was Bobby Hariram and fourth was Kishore Ish-

doo and the talented Victor Moralis are expected to play a pivotal role in DUT’s quest for honours. Liberte, who have been blowing hot and cold in the national club championship over the last two years will be pinning their hopes of victory squarely on the shoulders of Nathan Ernest, Prenalin Govender and Kirsh Harilal. LastyeartheUniversityofWestern Cape outfit, playing before their legion of supporters in the mother city, trounced DUT to clinch the 2012 VSA Champions Cup title and will not be making the trip to KwaZulu-Natal on asightseeingtour.Theywillbehoping to return to Cape Town with the coveted VSA silverware. Delfos of Gauteng are sure to start favourites for honours in the ladies’ category, with Watsonia and Hambanathi hoping to capitalise on home conditions.

Lindsy Pillay with the biggest edible catch, a 9.8 kg garrick

wardeen. Kenneth Raman bagged the biggest shad. The team prize went to Commercial Angling. In addition to the category prizes, consolation prizes were awarded to all anglers who participated. Pastor Patrick Isaac thanked all sponsors for their generosity. Isaac also took the opportunity to thank the community for their 'overwhelming' support towards their church building project.

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Wednesday, September 18 7pm-Grove End vs Teachers Style (umpire-Cool Leaders) 8pm-Powertrans vs Cool Leaders (umpire-Grove End)

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Cricket camp for pupils >> Dolphin players aims to improve bowling and batting skills WEEKLY REPORTER

and training in the hope of grooming them to become KwaZulu-Natal caps. The players who attend the coaching session will be exposed to a bowling machine and playing on a flex wicket. Saidi has a wealth of experience, having played for the KZN Dolphins from 2004-2013. Pillay is no stranger to the sport, having coached the Manor Cricket Club for the last decade and he also served as the Ilembe/Uthungulu cricket from 2001 to 2013. A maximum of 10 players per age group will be selected for the camp and it is vitally important that parents book a place for their child well in advance to avoid any disappointment. For further details regarding the cricket camp contact Pillay on 073 854 5786. In other cricket news, Manor Cricket Club will be hosting their AGM -cum awards presentation at the old Manor Gym on Friday, 20 September commencing at 6.30pm. All players and officials are requested to attend.

OLPHINS’ left arm seam bowler Desigan Pillay and batsman Saidi Mhlongo will be hosting a three-day cricket campattheManorPrimarySchool GroundcommencingonThursday 3 October. The cricket camp will cater for pupilsintheunder-11ranks (players born in 2004/2003/2002) and under-14 ranks (players born in 2001/2000/1999). On Thursday, the first session for the Under-11 players gets under way at 3pm with the U14 session scheduled to get underway at 4.15pm. On Friday, the first session begins at 1.30pm and ends at 3.15pm. The Saturday sessions begin at 8am and 10.30am respectively. The camp will include bowling and batting skills, fielding and strength building exercises. Saturday’s session will include a match to evaluate the performance of players. Talented players will be given further coaching

Nevil’s Auto clinch darts league title WEEKLY REPORTER NEVIL’S Auto clinched the Distell Richelieusponsored Dolphin Coast Darts Union League title after snatching a thrilling 19-17 win against Gledhow United at the Action Sports Bar in Darnall on Wednesday night. The league title race went right down the wirewithpacesettersGledhowandNevil’sAuto arriving in Darnall as serious contenders for the honours on the final day of the league matches. Gledhow, who were coasting to a comfortable 18-6 lead against Darnall Action II midway into their match, had their eyes focused on Nevil’s Auto who were held to a 9-9 draw by United at the halfway stage. Gledhow’s hopes of league honours rested squarelyontheshouldersofUnitedinthehope of them (United) toppling arch-rivals Nevil’s Auto. But, their faint hopes of victory virtually dissipated into the black clouds after Nevil’s Auto forged ahead 13-11 at the end of the 4th frame. Gledhow were offered a lifeline, after United won the penultimate frame (4-2) to level the scoresat15-15.But,Nevil’sAutowhoclinched the Trophies Engravers League title earlier in the year, silenced their critics, winning the final frame 4-2 (19-17) to add the Distell Richelieu silverware to their trophy cabinet. Nevil’s Auto success in the Distell Richelieu League must be attributed to the team effort of Sanjay Singh, Sidney Naicker, Jimmy Naidoo, Paddy Padayachee, Kuben Naidoo and Raj Dasrath. President of Dolphin Coast Darts Union,

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Officials of Ilembe and District Cricket Union, M Maziwe (deputy president), NR Singh (treasurer) and R Mathapersad (vice-president) congratulate 2013 doublewicket winners, Anwaar Haq and Ahmed Saeed and runners-up Cameron Naidoo and Kaylin Naidoo.

Double wicket champs >> Haq, Saeed crowned Ilembe double wicket champions WEEKLY REPORTER

NWAAR “Inzamam” Haq and Ahmed Saeed were crowned Ilembe and District Cricket Union 2013 double-wicket champions after trouncing rookies Kaylin Naidoo and Cameron Naidoo in the final played before a partisan crowd at the Country Club Ground on Sunday. The double-wicket tournament failed to attract a large number of entrants with a mere 19 teams (comparedtothe32teamsin2012)participating in this year’s showpiece. The Pak International duo of Haq and Saeed booked their place in the final after beating teammates Alif Zulfiqar and Qurem Shehzaad in the semi-finals. Haq (11) and Saeed (31 not out) batted first and posted 44/1 in their allotted 4-overs. In reply Haq clean bowled Shehzaad (4) and dismissed Zulfiqar (17)

to send their teammates for an early shower. In the other semi-final, the Singh brothers, Radeshwar and Rivashen (representing Manor II), battled with the “Naidoo twins”, Kaylin and Cameron of Oceanville Cricket Club. Radeshwar(13)andRivashen(8)batted first and posted 28/1 in their allotted four overs. Chasing 29 runs for victory, the Oceanville duo got off to a disastrous start after Kaylin was adjudged LBW for just one run. Cameron held his nerve, smashing five boundaries to advance to the final. The Pak International duo won the toss in the final and elected to bat first. They posted a mammoth 43/1 thanks to an unbeaten 27 runs contribution by Saeed which included four 4’s and a huge 6. Chasing 44 runs for victory from 4 overs (at a rate of 10,8 runs per over),

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Cameron smashed Haq’s first delivery to the boundary. Haq had the last laugh in the very next ball after Cameron(4)wascaughtbehindbywicketkeeper Ozayr Dhoodhat. Oceanville’s hopes of victory rested squarely on the shoulders of Kaylin,butthe17-year-oldyoungsterwas clean bowled by Haq in the next delivery for a duck resulting in Haq ans Saeed being crowned 2013 doublewicket champions. Haq who smashed 7 sixes throughout the tournament was adjudged the best batsman. He also scooped the bowling award (claiming 6 wickets in four matches) to be crowned player of the tournament. Ali Usman, who took more than four catches, was adjudged the best fielder. Vice-president of Ilembe and District Cricket Union Rajiv Mathapersad thanked Cooee for their generous

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