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Etete wins housing battle

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MEC announces R100m housing project after violent protests SHANNON HOPKINS

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housands of Etete community members will benefit from an accelerated human settlements project worth R100 million.

The Etete area has been plagued by violent service delivery protests in recent weeks, with residents demanding housing.

Provincial government has vowed to accelerate the construction of 1 500 homes in the area.

This comes after a visit to the community last week by KwaDukuza municipality officials as well as KwaZulu-Natal MEC for public works and human settlement Ravi Pillay.

Themassiverollout follows a bold undertaking by Pillay on Tuesday when he promised to accelerate land expropriation processes, which he said were preventing the development from progressing.

The KZN MEC for Corporate Governance and Traditional Affairs Nomusa Dube has signed the last expropriation papers of nine outstanding sites out of 30 that were earmarked for development.

The service delivery protest in the area last week led to the blocking of the provincial road, the R102 and railway lines - with people vandalising government facilities and de-

manding decent housing, infrastructure and sanitation.

Government research into the root cause of the unrest found that there was poor communication between residents and the municipality.

The community was apparently not receiving efficient feedback about the housing developments which were administratively at their final stage.

At a conference called by the ANC Greater KwaDukuza regional executive committee to provide clarity on the matter last Thursday, secretary Muzi Sithole said the project was already in the pipeline.

“This project was not a result of the protests, it was already planned for roll out. The only problem was the outstanding land expropriation which delayed the project significantly.

“We want people to know that while we understand their frustrations and the reasons behind their protests, violence will get nothing done. We need to communicate properly like the civil society we are.”

He added that residents who have thecapacitytodrawout suchprotests should use their ability to march against social ills and speak out as vocally about it.

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Pillay, with mayor Ricardo Mthembu, has since deployed a steering committee which will report on government developments in the area. It is expected to report back to the community about the latest project developments.

“The community has been waiting for this project for too long. While, we deplore and condemn unlawful protests, aggressive disruptions can never be a solution to our problems. We have however come to terms with such frustrations and we concede to the fact that we have not put a functional communication platform in place,” Mthembu said.

“It must also be noted that this community has enjoyed housing delivery since 1994,” he said.

“The current project is on phase 4 of development and three other phases have already been completed,” Mthembu added.

He said the development will be rolled out amongst various projects which will include electricity infills, roads and other projects which were earmarked in the Integrated Development Plan.

Other projects in the pipeline are the Etete Bus Route with contractors expected to be on site by 26 August.

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Drug dealer bust in Highridge JYOTHI LALDAS AN unsuspecting drug dealer was arrested on Friday after what police have described as a lengthy undercover operation.

The arrest came thanks to the KwaDukuzaClustertaskteam,headed by cluster commander Brigadier Derek Captain-Hastibeer, and the National Intervention Unit.

Saib Ali, a Nigerian national, ap-

peared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate's Court on Monday and was granted bail.

Ali was charged for three counts of dealing in cocaine. He was arrested at a rented house in Ebrahim Drive, Highridge.

According to Captain-Hastibeer, the undercover agents were buying drugs from Ali for some time, and had compiled video evidence leading to the arrests.

“Our team waited for the suspect for two hours before making the arrests.

As always we were able to compile sufficient evidence before embarking on the take down,” said Captain-Hastibeer.

“We want criminals to know that we are still clamping down on drug dealers and we will not stop until we eradicate drug dealing in the community.”

To report drug activities, contact KwaDukuza police on 032 551 8200.

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XCELLENT detective work by the KwaDukuza Family Violence,Child Protection and SexualOffences Unit(FCS),led to two convicted rapists being jailed for life and 45 years for two separate incidents.

Ntshawini resident, Nhlanhla Dlamini (19) was jailed for life at the KwaDukuza Regional Court on Monday last week.

The court heard how the 10-yearold victim was on her way to one of the homesteads with her friend on instruction from her mother, when the man called them to his home for a drink.

While they were there the suspect poured alcohol into the victim’s drink and forced her to finish it. Her friend managed to escape.

Dlamini told the victim to undress and lie down.

When she refused he assaulted her. He forcefully grabbed her, took her to the nearby bushes and raped her repeatedly.

He received a life sentence as DNA evidence positively linked him to the rape.

In another case on Tuesday last

week, MfanafuthiSthembisoNtombela (22) was sentenced to 45 years’ imprisonment for three counts of rape.

Ntombela was found guilty on count one for raping a 10-year-old girl on 8 May 2009.

The court heard how Ntombela threatened her with a knife and dragged her into the bushes where he raped her.

The second incident took place on 27 May 2009 where Ntombela threatened his victim and pulled her into the bushes and raped her.

The victim sustained injuries on her face and chest.

The third incident took place on 17 December 2012.

A 28-year-old victim was on her way home when Ntombela forced her into the bushes where he stripped her of her clothes and raped her.

He was sentenced to 25 years’ imprisonment and 10 years on each count.

The incidents were reported to the police and cases of rape were investigated by KwaDukuza SAPS. Through investigations by the KwaDukuza FCS Unit the suspects were traced and arrested.

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“This is a victory to the SAPS especially in Women’s Month.

“Rapists who target vulnerable women and children will no long roamfree.Wewelcomethesentences,” he said.

In an unrelated incident, KwaZuluNatal Department of Social Development minister, Weziwe Thusi condemned the rape of two women in Groutville.

According to provincial SAPS spokesperson, Captain Thulani Zwane, last week a man was killed while his daughter and granddaughter were raped.

The man was apparently trying to help the women when he was killed.

Thusi said it was shocking that the incidents happened as the country celebrated women.

“These attacks undermine our efforts to raise awareness about women's rights and human rights in general,” she said in a statement.

Thusi urged police to leave no stone unturned and to ensure the perpetrators were arrested and jailed.

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Double murder linked to taxi feud COMMUNITY Safety MEC Willies Mchunu has condemned the brutal killing of two men in Maphululo last week.

Police are reluctant to speculate on the motive for the killings of Bhande Joseph Khumalo (71) and Hlehla Sibiya (61).

However, Mchunu has linked the deaths to a long-running taxi feud between two families in eMatheni village.

KZN SAPS spokesman Colonel Vincent Mdunge said the two were attacked by unknown armed assailants.

He said that police were now monitoring the situation.

Mchunu said he was disturbed at the conflict and killings in the area, despite several attempts to broker lasting peace.

He appealed to the parties involved to use the peace initiatives to resolve the conflict without further bloodshed.

It was alleged that the conflict, initially involving the Sibiya and Buthelezi families who operate taxi businesses in the area, had engulfed the village of eMatheni, with residents being forced to choose sides between the two feuding families.

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Man shot in front of wife Manhunt launched for callous killers MERVYN KRISHNA

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WADUKUZA police have launched a manhunt for three suspects from the Groutville area who shot and killed a 72-year-old man last week Monday.

Bonga Johannes Ndbane Mbonambi was shot in the chest and died instantly during a burglary in the early hours of the morning at his home in Charlottdale, Groutville in full view of his wife.

Two cellphones and R500 cash were stolen from the house.

Mbonambi's granddaughter, Nonhle said her grandparents were fast asleep when the robbers broke into their home.

“At 2am, three unknown men broke into the house. My grandfather heard a noise and went to investigate.

“When the suspects saw him, one of them shot. My grandfather died instantly. The suspects fled with cash and the cellphones,” she said.

His daughter Lindiwe said she cannot understand why her father had to die.

“How can they kill an old man who cannot

fight back? They should have just taken everything in the house. These are animals who must be caged for life.”

She hoped the police would speed up their investigations and arrest the suspects before someone else is killed, she said.

KwaDukuza SAPS is investigating the murder and armed robbery.

The police are appealing to anyone with information to contact them on 032 551 8220.

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NOTHANDO NDLOVU CLASSES were disrupted at Lihlithemba Technical School in Ndwedwe after the school principal,NNPGcabashewasallegedly suspended yesterday (Tuesday) for the ‘mismanagement’ of funds.

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Head of the Department of Education, Dr Nkosinathi Sishi addressed parents, pupils, teachers and the Representative Council of Learners (RCL) at the school on Tuesday, urging teaching and learning return to normal.

According to Mahlambi the pupils are ‘confused’ and ‘desperate’ to attend class.

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Afrisun trustees, Vivian Reddy, Judge Vuka Tshabalala, and Tristan Kaatze generously hand-

THE Afrisun Community Development Trust is reaching little Einsteins.

The Trust is doing this through the KZN Science Centre (KZNSC) Outreach Programme which was launched at Nonhlevu Secondary School recently.

The Afrisun/KZNSC outreach vehicle was officially handed to the school and the outreach team also demonstrated science experiments

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ed over R1,2 million towards the KZN Science Centre to fund the outreach project.

Reddy said the trust is delighted to be able to give the gift of education through the KZN Science Centre.

“This will also assist the Trust in reaching their target of inspiring, motivating and educating over 50 000 learners in KZN,” said Reddy.

Chief executive officer of KZNSC, Candice Potgieter thanked

Reddy, Tshabalala and Kaatze for the wonderful sponsorship.

“This outstanding contribution will greatly assist the KZN Science Centre. “[It will help us] in reaching out to several more disadvantaged learners and communities.

“This will also enable us to encourage these young minds to take on the gateway subjects of mathematics and science, excel in them and ultimately shape the future of science in South Africa.”

Afrisun donates R540 000 to Sizani Primary NOTHANDO NDLOVU

Singh congratulated the school for previously producing pupils who were acceptedintotheOprahWinfreyAcademy.

He said education uplifted the country from poverty. However, Singh said good infrastructure on its own cannot fight the scourge of poverty, underdevelopment and unemployment.

He went on to say that dedicated people were needed and therefore urged the teachers to help.

Trustee, Vivien Reddy said the trust supports schools around KZN as education was close to their hearts.

Reddy added that they had to invest in the future generation to save the country.

He said the he was glad that the institution survived over the years even though they had limited resources.

The Trust has supported more than 15 schools and Early Childhood Development Centres around KwaDukuza this year.

SIZANI Primary School’s principal was left ‘speechless’ after receiving a cheque of over half a million rand from the Afrisun Community Development Trust on Thursday.

Ntombenhle July said the donation left her without words.

She urgedAfrisunto continue to sponsor other schools that are as needy.

She said she was going to use the money to refurbish classes so that learning can be done in a fresh environment.

“I cannot express my gratitude. I am very thankful to Afrisun for their donation,” she said.

KZN Department of Education representative, Devan Singh pointed out that there was a huge demand for infrastructure and said there was a lot to do in order to reduce backlogs.

“The salvation of poverty lies in us educating our children. Their future rests in the quality of their education,” he said.

At the event from left,Devan Singh, Ntombenhle July, Vivian Reddy, Tarin Green and Thothram Woodraj with some of the learners who accepted the cheque

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HIRTY eight students received certificates after completing a three month course in order to work on the Lower Tugela Bulk Water Project.

Thecertificateswereawarded atUmfolozi College Chief Albert Luthuli campus on Wednesday last week.

The students, many of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds, were selected from various wards in KwaDukuza by their ward councillors.

Speaking at the project’s certification and induction ceremony, iLembe deputy mayor Dolly Shandu commended the participantson completing the course, even though they were each faced with ‘difficult circumstances’.

She said it was not easy to initiate the project and encouraged the students to continue with their studies.

“It is only the beginning. You will stand up against those who rape

Student, Joyful Khuzwayo receives his certificate from iLembe deputy mayor Dolly Shandu and KwaDukuza mayor, Ricardo Mthembu young and old women. You need to

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Shandu urged the students to not ‘go against the councillors’ in future who played a pivotal role in shaping their future.

She said the municipality had to accommodate these students so that they do not stay unemployed.

“As the municipality we have a vision and a strategy to develop the youth,” she said.

She said the project is divided intotwophases as there were 39other students who would embark on a six month project.

She went on to say that the students should protect government resources.

Addressing the students, KwaDukuza mayor, Ricardo Mthembu said young people should be given the opportunity to be part of transformation that takes place at their municipality.

He pointed out that many people in rural areas were in need of such opportunities.

“Economic freedom will not fall from the moon. You need to grab these opportunities with both hands. It is up to you to effectively utilise the opportunities you receive.”

Umfolozi principal Sam Zungu said the country faces a big challenge in unemployment as there were about three to four million unemployed people between the ages of 24 and 35.

He said he is happy however, to be celebrating the achievement of young people.

Furthermore, he said the iLembe District Municipality responded positively to the problem where many young people drop out of school because of financial issues.

Hesaidmanyothers are unemployed even though they have qualifications.

“This will not be the end.”

“We want to see you being involved in the project and being exemplary to the 39 new students,” said Zungu.

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*Felicia Naicker; the natural moth­ er of Meckyla Dawon.

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Bafundi ningathathi sengathi ngigadla kakhulu kwabesimame, yingoba ithuba lisangivumela njengoba kunguNcwaba (August), inyanga yethu.

Ngakho ke ngikhethe ukuxwayisa o’sistaz’. Uma kukhona onothando lokusibhalela nganoma uluphi udaba angasishayela ezinombolweni ezithi:031 533 7624 noma 073 154 4117 noma athumele udaba kwikheli le email elithi: nosipho.mkhize@witness.co.za.

KwaDukuza Municipality’s indigent policy THE KwaDukuza Municipality, after 20 years, still divides the communities as they favour their own which is racist.

I feel this attitude to be totally against the constitution.

“Authentic Africaness” has disappeared.

The assumption that South Africa is an African country simply because it is in Africa is wrong.

The ancestral African spirit has not only been emptied and those who call themselves Africans cannot speak with authority on what makes them so, especially in cities.

And so writes Sandile Memela of Department of Arts and Culture.

It is time we recognise that we are human beings who happen to live on the southern tip of Africa.

The indigent people are holding

R243 million.

The municipalities must set their priorities instead of looking after councillors and staff members before our community.

The whites and Indians possibly contribute 95 per cent of the rates.

Should this be incorrect, I humbly request the KwaDukuza Municipality to supply us with the actual figures.

This is the curse of BEE.

protest marches for houses but the KDM’sbudgethitR1billion,andcould find no funds.

The speakers and deputy mayors have been given BMWs worth a lot of money and Jeeps for iLembe.

In my opinion this is unnecessary expenditure at cost of housing.

The losses in water and electricity together with other budget cuts required by us could amount to

MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

MANAGER: SPECIAL PROJECTS

informed about the latest developments within the communities that require municipal political intervention and/or guidance • Coordinate, support and monitor the activities of the Community Development Workers and Ward Committees • Render any service to the municipality on the instruction of Mayor/Speaker’s Office in order to ensure that continuous awareness of relevant information is communicated and acted upon.

Fringe benefits: 13th cheque, compulsory membership of pension fund, medical aid scheme, home ownership subsidy scheme.

Further information can be obtained from: The Human Resources Section on tel. (032) 456 8200.

Applications consisting of a comprehensive CV in ENGLISH and certified copies of educational qualifications to be submitted to: The Municipal Manager, Mandeni Municipality, P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490.

(NB: Faxed applications will not be considered).

Closing date for submissions of applications: Friday, 30 August 2013.

Should you not be contacted within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the closing date, your application should be deemed to have been unsuccessful. The canvassing of Councillors and Management in respect of this position will lead to the disqualification of the applicant. The Municipality reserves the right not to make an appointment.

MR. L.H. MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER 13891KZN

PN 55/2013 www.ayandambanga.co.za

Disclaimer: The content of this article is for information purposes only and does not constitute advice for the purposes of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002.

If a person is not “black” then the position is not filled forever which is insane.

Where is the standard of equal opportunity for all in South Africa?

Ray Millican

Women are strength THERE have been many celebrations of women in KwaDukuza over the past week and they are expected to continue throughout August.

Realistically, Women's Month means different things to different people.

Some see it as a mere public holiday, while others delve into the complexities of our country's history and shed light on the remarkable achievements made by past women.

Whatever your reason to commemorate the month, one fact remains clear – women play an integral part in our society’s growth.

We all come from a women and are at some stage nurtured and cared for by one.

Perhaps we should take this time to reflect on the social impact on the majority of women.

Do we respect them, protect them, care about their well being?

Undoubtedly, these are difficult questions in a South African context.

Violence against women and children is as usual, on the rise. Even with a ministry dedicated to this, government intervention seems to have achieved little progress.

We must all take responsibility for the mothers and sisters in our communities and ensure no harm comes to them.

To underestimate the value and strength of a woman is to tread down the path of foolishness.

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THE article on page three of the August 2 edition of Stanger Weekly titled 'Indians mar­ ganalised by ANC 'gatekeepers', along with the article on page five of the August 16 edition 'Gatekeeping must stop – Bhamjee' , refers.

I would like to express my utter disgust at the reporter's total neglect of principles that SANJITH govern journalism and reporting. Objectivity, re­ search and balance are some of the supreme HANUMMAN values of principles by which self­respecting newspapers should abide.

THE Rule of 72 is an easy The tendency of the Stanger Weekly re­ mathematical computation porter to repeatedly opt for news that casts used to estimate how long it doubt as to the leadership of Indian ANC coun­ will take a certain sum of cillors of the municipality and project in bad money to double at a certain light has done nothing but irreparable and irre­ interestrate(assumingthein­ versible damage to the reputation of the ANC terest is compounded annual­ and its Indian councillors. ly).

I can only conclude that the reason to so You can use this simple rule prominently place these articles was to mis­ to quickly determine how chievously denigrate the well earned name long it will take your savings and reputation of ANC Indian councillors in or an investment to double, KwaDukuza and to sow the seed of political or how long it will take a debt discord between the Indian councillors and to double. community they represent.

The calculation is simple: These half­baked stories took precedence To calculate how quickly over what should have been the story of the your investment will double, week – which was the historical visit of the divide 72 by the interest rate state president and his message to the people or expected rate of return. of KwaDukuza.

The result is the number of The role of the Stanger Weekly in promoting years it will take your money this town at least for investment purposes to double at that interest rate, leaves much to be desired. I am not against ag­ assuming you reinvest your gressive reporting on any issues regardless of earnings. So if your money is persons involved, but it is something else to invested at eight percent in­ purely base these articles in prominent pages terest,youmakethefollowing on half baked facts, lies and unrehearsed storiesthatonlyserveto continuously paint the Indian councillors and the ANC in a bad light.

As we celebrate our freedom and democra­ CAREER OPPORTUNITY cy, we need to look back at the role that has been played by the print me­ dia in keeping democra­ Basic Salary: R24 340.00 per month. (Post Level 15) cyinourbelovedtownof Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced candidates KwaDukuza. to perform management duties and ensure alignment of activities in the The press has an im­ Office of the Mayor/Speaker’s. portant role to play in Requirements: • A relevant Degree/Diploma in Social Science Studies or terms of deepening in­ Diploma in Public Administration and Management • At least three (3) years’ relevant working experience in a municipal environment • Computer tellectual discourse in literacy • a valid Code 08 driver’s licence. our society. This then The core function of this position will be to provide administrative and poses a great challenge managerial support to the Office of the Mayor/Speaker. to the press as to how Key performance areas: Manage the Corporate Governance Department theyreportonvariousis­ and be responsible, inter alia, for the following: • manage the Office of the Mayor/Speaker, thereby enabling the Mayor/Speaker to lead the Municipal sues confronting our so­ Council in his/her political oversight role • Coordinate and promote ciety in general. stakeholders participation in the IDP and Budget Public Participation I hope the Stanger Programmes • Play a central role by managing the Municipality’s community participation programmes and strategies and by developing Weekly will play a pivot­ and implementing the Public Participation Policy • Develop a mutually al role in the transfor­ beneficial relationship with the community and provide the Mayor/Speaker with strategic advice on critical stakeholder issues • Ensure sound financial mation of our society. management for projects and programmes led by the Mayor/Speaker’s Councillor R Office by coordinating and facilitating the participation of SMME’s into the (Baboo) Singh municipality’s income generating programmes • Keep the Mayor/Speaker

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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

you will have by a certain time and you can compare the long­term effects of interest rates on various investments that you own.

Double your savings, don't double your debt.

You can use the Rule of 72 to see how long it will take your credit card or other debt to double, too.

If you have a R5,000 credit card balance with an interest rate of 10 percent, your debt will double in 7.2 years.

Ifyou'reonlypayingthemini­ mum payment monthly, it doesn't take long for your bal­ ance to double.

3.6mt

quick calculation: 72÷8=9.

This means it will take ap­ proximately nine years.

You can also use the Rule of 72 to estimate what rate of return you will need to earn in order for your money to dou­ ble in a certain number of years, for example, ten years: 72÷10=7.2, so you will need to earn 7.2 percent every year for your money to double in ten years.Trykeepingtabsonhow much you save each time you make informed buying deci­ sions .

How many times will your money double?

ThepoweroftheRuleof72 illustrates how important dif­ ferences in interest rates are, because the lower the interest rate,thelongerittakestodou­ ble your money. Look at this example of R100 doubling eight times: R100, R200, R400, R800, R1 600, R3 200, R6 400, R12 800, R25 600.

As you can see, the real growth comes after the money has doubled several times, which is important when you're saving or in­ vesting for long­term goals such as retire­ ment. By using the Rule of 72, you can calculate how much

OPINION

stanger

Financial Cents ­ The Rule of 72

Objective reporting?

I think not!

Write to the Editor ­ Email: stangerweekynews@gmail.com or fax: 032 552 3985. To be considered for publication, lettersmustincludethewrit­ er’s full name, address and daytimecontactnumber.All detailswillbekeptconfiden­ tial.Pleasekeeplettersshort and concise. Letters may be edited and/or condensed, althoughcareistakentopre­ serve the core of the writer’s argument. The views written intheLetterstotheEditordo not necessarily reflect the views of the Weekly, nor does the Weekly take any re­ sponsibility for the views stated by those who write to the Editor. The Weekly re­ serves the right not to pub­ lish letters.

August 23, 2013

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Square Tubes Free Delivery

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Hardware open from 8am to 7pm Mon- Sat Stockists of Hardware, Plumbing, Paints, Cement and Tile fix Selvan Naidoo & Associates Construction NHBRC Compliance

We buy beer and cooldrink bottles for cash at Rocky Park Bottle Store.

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Live Entertainment

Sunday Flea Market & Food Stalls

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Trotters & Beans

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Factory Shop - manufacturers and retailers of lounge suites direct to the public!

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Association gives R300 000 aid JYOTHI LALDAS THE Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) conducted its Ramadan distribution dur­ ing the Holy Month.

Various items, to the value of approxi­ mately R300 000, including clothing, shoes, blankets, linen, household items and children's toys were distributed to un­ derprivileged people of KwaDukuza.

The massive project involved the sort­

ing, preparation and delivery of truck­ loads of items to areas such Lindelani, Shakaville, Ntshawini, Chris Hani, Gled­ how, Melville, Thembeni, Thringspost, Ashville, Glenhills and High Ridge.

Moulana Cassim Xulu,anSMAofficial who was responsible for the co­ordination of the project said: “Ramadan is a month of giving and it is our responsibility as Muslims to assist deserving members of the community.

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SMA volunteers and members sorting and preparing various items for distribution

The wonderful people of these communi­ ties were extremely pleased with the ef­ forts of the SMA.” The SMA was once again assisted by a dedicated band of young volunteers who

sacrificed their time to help sort and dis­ tribute the items.

TheSMAalso purchased and distribut­ ed boys’ kurtas and girls’ cloaks to the value of R25 000.

SMA chairman Zaf Khan said he was very proud of the entire SMA team for car­

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rying out their allotted duties with dedi­ cation and professionalism. The SMA would like to thank all donors, sponsors and volunteers for their magnanimous support and the trustees of Musjid Mu­ nawar (North Street Mosque) for the use of their hall for storage and distribution of the goods.

Marvels of maternity

Netcare Alberlito Hospital hosted a free maternity open day recently for expectant moms and dads. Ladies and their partners were treated to a day of educational talks that were extremely insightful. They also took part in fun activities. Maternity and baby compa­ nies also sponsored prizes for the day. Some of the excited expectant moms are pictured.

Checkers winner Winners of the Checkers Liquor store competition, Neville Pretorius and Sindisiwe Mkhize, are seen with store manager Madhun Ramdin and liquor store controller Nosipho Gu­ mede. Pretorius won himself a Buf­ falo soccer machine and Mkhize a Savan cooler­box

ASHRAM

PRIMARY SCHOOL ADMISSION 2014 : GRADES R - 7 Admission of learners for 2014 will commence on 22 August 2013 (Time: 09:00-13:00) Grade R: Born on or before 30 June 2009 Grade 1: Born on or before 30 June 2008 Documents required: - Original birth certificate of learner - Original immunisation card of learner - Original parents’ identity documents (both if applicable) - Previous school report and transfer card - ID size photo Closing Date: 19 September 2013 NB: Gr 2 - 7: Almost full: Limited space available For any further enquiries, contact the Office on 032-5525669, next to Stanger Child Welfare.

Ashram Primary: Serving the educational needs of communities with passion and dedication for the past 55 years.

IN LLOVING OVING MEMORY Do not cry. I did not die. My time just came to part, but I will always be close to your heart. I am resting in a peaceful place. If you see me now, I wear a happy face. God gives me a lot of care & love. I am here in heaven above, so do not cry, because I didn’t die. Keep me alive in your heart, SEELAN (AUBREY) MARIEMUTHOO because form there, I Born: 05/05/1974 will never part. When I Called to Rest: 02/03/2013 died I kept on living, I’m your angel up in heaven. You’ll always have my love to see you through. Remember I love all of you. Even though I walk through the valley of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me O Lord, your rod and your staff, thy comfort me.

You are you family are invited to attend the Thanks Giving Service of the late Seelan (Aubrey) Mariemuthoo on Saturday, 24 August 2013, from 3pm to 4pm, at the Stanger Secondary School Hall.

Please accept this as a personal invitation.

Moms and dads are seen browsing at the successful open day

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Thayanagee Soobiah (Sandra)

You and your family are cordially invited to the Yearly Memorial Service of the late Thayanagee Soobiah (Sandra), who was called to rest on 01/11/2012.

Date: Saturday, 24 August 2013 Venue: RA Moodley Hall Time: 3pm Supper will be served thereafter.

Family, friends and relatives are kindly reqested to accept this as a personal invitation.

In Loving Memory

Mr. Govindsamy Pillay (Jugthese) The 16th Day Memorial Service of the late Mr. Govindsamy Pillay (Jugthese) of Waterbosch Farm, Dorinkop, husband of Saroj, father of Devan and Preggie, fatherin-law to Anusha and Nevashnee, grandfather to Kerushan, Divina and Semesham will take place at the Siva Sungum Hall, Ebrahim Drive, Highridge on Sunday, 25 August 2013 at 3pm.

Supper will be served.

All family and friends are welcome to attend.

The Pather Family invites you to the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of Muthuamma Pather Date: Sunday, 25 August 2013 Time: 11am - 12pm Venue: A 15 Glenhills Drive, Glenhills A limb has fallen from the family tree. I keep hearing a voice that says “grieve not for me”.

Remember the best times, the laughter, the song. The good life I’ve lived, while I was strong.

Continue my heritage, I’m counting on you. Keep smiling and surely the sun will shine through. My mind is at ease my soul is at rest. Remembering all, how I truly was blesses. Continue traditions, no matter how small. Go on with your life, don’t worry about falls. I miss you all dearly, so keep up your chin, until the day comes we’re together again.

Sadly missed by your family and friends.

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HOUSE TO LET

PREMISES TO LET

AUCTION

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

Contact: 0325516503/0825623676.

Outbuilding to rent in Stanger Manor, 3 rooms, kitchen, toilet/shower, secure premises, R1800 excl.

L/W. Contact Owner: 082 442 6622.

F a c t o r y / Wa r e h o u s e to let, 2000 square metres-includes mezzanine floor, R70 000 per month, Stanger Industrial Area. Contact: 082 424 1885/083 449 0939.

IN THE KWAZULU-NATAL HIGH COURT, PIETERMARITZBURG (REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA) Case No. 305/13 In the matter between:NEDBANK LIMITED (formally known as NEDCOR BANK LIMITED) PLAINTIFF And GODFREY ANDREW GULSTON N.O. (in his capacity as trustee for the time being of the Godfrey Gulston Family Trust Registration No. 8540/2002) DEFENDANT

BEAUTY & HEALTH Avon products in stockOnly @ Office G6-7 White House Car Park.

To join Avon as a Rep Call Ani-083 792 6644.

FOR SALE 100 x Office ChairsGas lift-Swivel + Tilt, Premium Quality-Full range, New Price R1299 each to clear from R799 each-Not made in China. Call Office Warehouse-082 684 6078.

All household goods for sale, Fridge, Wardrobes,Microwave, Lounge set, beds, Tumble dryer and other electrical appliances.

Contact: 073 687 0442.

Winter warm-Beds10 year warranty, Luxopreme Single R1500, ¾ R1600, Double R1800, Queen R2000, King R2500, spare mattresses, bases, legs-Free parking behind Emmetts, 34 Luthuli St., Stanger, 032-551 1181.

HOUSE TO LET 2 Bedroom with ensuite, lounge, T/B, kitchen, big balcony.

Contact: 032-551 1397.

3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, fitted kitchen, 60 Ebrahim Drive, R3300 per month.

Contact: 081 373 2399/083 324 2080.

Cottage (outbuilding) for rent at Protea Road, Warrenton Stanger-Includes 2 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 1 1/2 bathrooms and a spacious garden area, Rent 2700 per a month, excluding electricity and water, Deposit of R2000 required, Available from 1st September 2013. Please contact Fathima on 072 417 2988. Please leave a message if I cannot be reached, I will return your call at the earliest convenience.

Lot 16-3 b/r, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, 2 toilets, 2 verandahs, garage, +-5kms from CBD, Rent: R1500-00 excluding water and electricity. Call: 032551 3141 to view.

Outbuilding to let, 1 ½ B/rooms, kitchen, lounge, T/B, R2500 including L/W, Newtown.

Contact: 079 524 7768/032-551 4156.

Outbuilding to rent-2 Ebrahim Drive, Stg Manor, Highridge, kitchen + 3 rooms, Price: R3000 Excluding L/Water. Contact: 082 553 2944.

Outbuilding to let in Stg Man. 2 B/rm, lounge, KTB , H/C water, fully carpeted & tiled. Close to shop/sch. Tel: 032551 5915/084 653 7122.

Room & kitchen to let, single working class female. Contact: 082 554 5713.

HOUSE FOR SALE 3 bedroom house, 21 Sagittarius Road, Glenhills, for sale. Tel: 032-552 2014/081 257 4710.

SISANDA Properties 1.2 Bedroom house, kitchen, lounge and toilet, in Mandini at Island, Price: R145 000.00.

2.4 Bedroom house, 2 toilets, all rooms got air conditioners, outbuilding in Gledhow.

3.A very neat 3 bedroom house in Highridge, Price: R660 000.00 Call 083 729 6425 for more information.

HERBALISTS 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.

PREMISES TO LET Business Premises to let, Suitable for light industries, 3 phase card light system, in secure complex, +- 200 sq. Meters, 5 Clark Road, Dawnside, Stanger. Contact: 032551 2173.

Factory/Warehouse to let 350 square metre, R12 250 per month, Stanger Industrial Area. Contact: 082 424 1885/083 449 0939.

REMOVALS For a reliable move local and countrywide.

Contact: North Coast Furniture Removal. We also undertake packing, storage and insurance.

Tel: 032-551 2633/082 600 1947 at 15 Hullet St. Stanger, Email: removal@telkomsa. net.

TRANSPORT Transport available from Glenhills & Central Stanger to Ballito-Monday to Friday, Times: 8am to 4:30pm. Contact: 084 207 2347.

Transport wanted/ Lift Club from Stanger to DBN Somtseu Road, 7:30am to 5pm.

Contact Deon: 071 171 7950/032-483 7292.

VACANCY Carpenter/Builder/ Plaster/ Shop Assistant required. Tel: 032-552 2014/081 257 4710.

VEHICLE FOR SALE 2011 Toyota Corolla, Automatic advanced, 31 600km-Bal of M/ Plan and warranty, one owner from new, R210 000 onco. Contact Ossie: 083 819 8435/032-551 5293.

Golf GTI 1.8 16V, 17” narrows and wide mags, in excellent condition, R38 000.00 neg. Tel: 084 546 3097.

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ADVERTISING We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement. If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 0325523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

NOTICE OF SALE This is a sale in execution conducted in accordance with the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (as amended) pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the High Court under Case No. 305/13 dated 10 June 2013, and Writ of Attachment issued thereafter, the immovable property listed hereunder will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve on 10 September 2013 at 10h00 outside the office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/Kwa Dukuza, KwaZulu-Natal.

PROPERTY: (a)Section No. 26, as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS301/1994 in the scheme known as Ocean Heights in respect of the land and building or building(s) situate at Ballito in the Province of KwaZuluNatal of which section the floor area, according to the said sectional plan is 20 (TWENTY) square metres in extent; and (b)an undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said sectional plan Held by Deed of Transfer No. ST 21271/03 AND (c)Section No. 10, as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS301/1994 in the scheme known as Ocean Heights in respect of the land and building or building(s) situate at Ballito in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal of which section the floor area, according to the said sectional plan is 138 (ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT) square metres in extent; and (b)an undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said sectional plan Held by Deed of Transfer No. ST 21271/03 PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Flat No. 10 Ocean Heights (Flat) and Section No. 26 Ocean Heights (garage), 13 Jack Powell Road, Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal IMPROVEMENTS: 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, dining room, 2 bathroom/toilets, garage.

ZONING: Residential (the accuracy hereof is not guaranteed) 1.The rules of this auction and the full advertisement are available 24 hours before the auction at the offices of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal.

The office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with Auctioneers: R Singh (Acting Sheriff) and/or S Reddy. Advertising cost at current publication rate and sale cost according to Court rules apply. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to condition, inter alia: (a)Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.

(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/Download Files Action?id=99961) (b)Fica-legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars (c)payment of a registration fee of R10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteed cheque (d)registration of conditions 2.The full conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal.

DATED AT PIETERMARITZBURG ON THIS 23RD DAY OF JULY 2013.

E R BROWNE INCORPORATED 167-169 Hoosen Haffejee Street Pietermaritzburg (Ref: Candice Homan-071512) Tel: 033-394 7525

DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS MONDAY 10AM. CALL NALISHA ON 032 552 3363

VACANCY Sales Supervisor and Special Projects Co-ordinators

(Key Account Manager) (REF: SW&CW) Media24 Local Newspaper Division KZN is looking to appoint a Sales Supervisor responsible for Stanger Weekly & Coastal Weekly. This position will report to the Sales Manager (KZN) Main Purpose of the Role To generate sales, identify key opportunities within KZN to generate revenue through special projects, service a select portfolio of key accounts and grow current sales by regularly calling on designated key clients / accounts in order to sell the Company’s products/services within the geographic or product boundaries and thereby meet predetermined targets. Motivate, manage and develop a team of sales representatives to do the same.

Key Responsibilities: (The primary tasks, functions and deliverables of the role) Assist the sales team with analyzing and identifying which accounts are key to the company at any one time (i.e. produce most profit for the company), and implement procedures to ensure that they receive premium customer service Develop and implement special projects though out KZN. Develop and implement key account plans and approaches in line with the overall strategy formulated by the Sales Manager Identify and generate new business opportunities for key customers on an ongoing basis in order to achieve predetermined sales targets and margins Motivate, manage and develop a team of sales representatives to ensure to achieve predetermined targets for the region Prepare and present sales proposals and presentations to new and existing key clients in order to negotiate and close deals Create tailored solutions which meet the client’s short and long-term needs Analyze potential sales opportunities by using data analyses, segmented research and information available to identify the attributes most valued by these potential clients Provide professional and exceptional client service in all interactions with clients Closely monitor competitors and maintain client database Keep all administrative work updated Report on sales opportunities and achievements as required (weekly / monthly) Maintain a high level of relevant industry knowledge Work closely with Marketing Services/Media Analysts to support the sales strategies Build relationships with local store managers of national clients Build local retail revenue through weekly features Skills and Competencies (The abilities that the individual needs in order to perform this role effectively) Excellent communication skills Ability to Communicate and write in isiZulu Problem solving skills Sales ability and persuasion (incl. Negotiation skills) Building customer relationships Goal orientated and motivated to succeed Work well under extreme pressure and in target driven environment Time management skills Organisational and administrative skills Attention to detail Qualification Grade12 In certain areas of the Company, would require relevant tertiary education in sales/marketing Experience 3-5 years experience within a sales / target driven environment including experience managing key accounts Experience in Media Industry Prior Knowledge Proficiency in relevant software packages and applications Knowledge of sales strategies and concepts Good understanding of developing sales reports Preference will be given to applicants who match the criteria of BEE. Applications must be sent by email to hr@witness.co.za. Closing date: 23rd August. Please note, applicants must clearly indicate which post they are applying for. Candidates who have not received feedback by 27th August 2013 must accept that their application was unsuccessful.

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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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 section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

>>Hirsch’s Ballito will be holding a domes­ tic workers workshop with Elba and Uni­ lever on Tuesday, 27 August at the Hirsch Ballito Showroom from 10am to 12pm.

Free of charge. Booking essential. Contact Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book. >>Hirsch’s Ballito is hosting a networking breakfast.

Dr Wayne Saul will be giving a talk on Ho­ meopathy ­ a complementary medical dis­ cipline which utilises exclusively natural medicine in the treatment and prevention of many disorders in patients across all age groups.

It takes place on 29 August from 8.30am for 9am at Hirsch’s Ballito Showroom.

The event is free of charge and bring your business cards. Booking essential. Contact Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book. >>The Trinity Methodist Church Stanger will hold a Spring Fete on 31 August oppo­ site Stanger Superspar commencing at 8am. Lots of fun and food and loads to purchase. Stalls available.

To purchase a stall call Cynthia Veeran on 032 551 3282 or 083 336 7645. >>Ashram Primary School will hold an in­ ter­school speech competition for grade five pupils on Wednesday, 24 August com­ mencing at 8.30am at the Stanger Siva Temple Hall. >>Gita Discourses by Swami Vishwa­ Chakradharananda will commence at 6.30pm from 21 Aug at the Shanta Narshi­ ma Temple, 13 Centenery Road, Oceanview.

Contact Kriyananda (032/5514795) . >>In aid of Pensioners’ Christmas Fund the Blythedale Street Market will be held at the Dolphin Crescent at 9:00­13:00 on Saturday 31 August 2013. Bring own tables, chairs, etc.

For more information, call Lisa on 082 336 6238 or 032 551 6077or lisajo­ mant@mweb.co.za. >>Shri Ramakrishna Jyoti invites you to celebrate the epic life and the unique mes­ sages of man in our Bhagavad Gita. Join us for Gita week celebrations on 21 August ­28 August 2013 at 7pm daily at Sance­ nary Oneness, Sheffield Beach Road, Um­ hlali. >>Maha Bharat Dwar­Hare Krishna Mandir in association with the Glenhills and Dis­ trict Temple Society and North Coast Na­ mahatta invite the Hindu public to observe Krishna Janam Asthemee from 20­28 Au­ gust 2013.

The programme will commence daily form 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm and the final night celebration will be from 6pm to midnight at the Maha Bharat Dwar ­Hare Krishna Mandir Hall, Temple Road, next to Hillveiw stores.

Please support our new Mandir, the public is welcome.

For more details, contact Ramakatha Das (Rabi Singh) on 032 552 4456. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights, Stanger will ob­ serve Gita week from 21 August to 28 Au­ gust 2013, 6 PM TO 8 PM daily.

Discourses on the Bhagavad Gita will be will be rendered by various speakers.

All are welcome. For further details, contact Bikrum Sing on 0823248879.

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY NOTICE OF EXPROPRIATION Issued by the Kwa-Dukuza Municipality (hereinafter referred to as “the Municipality”) in terms of the Housing Act No. 107 of 1997, as amended (hereinafter referred to as “the Housing Act”) and the Expropriation Act, No. 63 of 1975, as amended (hereinafter referred to as “the Expropriation Act”).

To the Owner(s) (within the meaning of that term as defined in Section 1 of the Expropriation Act) of the properties (all of SHAKAVILLE, Registration FU, Province of Kwazulu-Natal) described in the schedule hereto, and which expression includes, but is not limited to the Trustee or Liquidator in the insolvent estate of the owner, the executor in the estate of a deceased owner, or if the owner of the property is under legal disability, his / her legal representative and includes the authorized representative of the owner in the Republic of South Africa.

AND TO: All other persons claiming any right to or interest in the properties (all of SHAKAVILLE, Registration FU, Province of Kwazulu-Natal) described in the schedule hereto, whether by virtue of registration or otherwise, and particularly any lessee, buyer or builder contemplated in terms of Section 9(1)(d) of he Expropriation Act. EXPROPRIATION OF LAND AND SERVITUDE RIGHTS 1. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Municipality in terms of the powers vested in it by Section 156 (1) (b) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, Section 9(3)(a) of the Housing Act read with and in terms of Sections 1, 6 to 15 and 18 to 23 of the Expropriation Act and in terms of the powers vested in it in terms of the provisions of Section 190 (1) of the Local Authorities Ordinance Number 25 of 1974, hereby expropriates, for public purposes in general with the specific purpose of providing and delivering housing, the land and/or right(s) described in the schedule hereto together with all improvements.

2. The date of expropriation shall be 16 August 2013 from which date, ownership of the said land will pass to the Municipality and/or the said rights will vest in the Municipality 3. The date on which Municipality shall take possession of the said land shall be 16 August 2013 or such other date as may be agreed upon between the Owner(s) and the Municipality in terms of Section 8(3) of the Expropriation Act, or a date determined in terms of the provisions of Section 8(5) of the Expropriation Act, as the case may be.

4. Where land is expropriated, with effect from the date of possession of the land by the Municipality, but not before such date, the Owner(s) will be relieved of the obligation to take care of and maintain the land and to pay taxes and other charges thereon, and will no longer be entitled to the use of any income from the land.

5. Your attention is directed to the provisions of Section 9(1), 12(3)(a)(ii), 12(4) and 13(3) of the Expropriation Act, which read as follows: “9. Duties of owner of property expropriated or which is to be used by (the Municipality). – (1) An owner whose property has been expropriated in terms of this Act, shall, within sixty days from the date of notice…., deliver or cause to be delivered to the (Municipality) a written statement indicating(a) if any compensation was in the notice of expropriation offered for such property, whether or not he accepts the compensation and, if he does not accept it, the amount claimed by him as compensation and how much of that amount represents each of the respective amounts contemplated in section 12(1)(a)(i) and (ii) or (b) and full particulars as to how such amounts are made up; (b) if no such compensation was so offered, the amount claimed as compensation by him and how much of the amount represents each of the respective amounts contemplated in section 12(1)(a)(i) and (ii) or (b) and full particulars as to how such amounts are made up; (c) if the property expropriated is land and any amount is claimed in terms of paragraph (a) or (b), full particulars of all improvements thereon which, in the opinion of the owner, affect the values of such land; (d) if the property being expropriated is land(i) which prior to the date of notice was leased as a whole or in part by unregistered lease, the name and writing or full particulars of the lease, the name and address of the lessee, and accompanied by the lease or a certified copy hereof, if it is not in writing:

(ii) which, prior to the date of notice, was sold by the owner, the name and address of the buyer, and accompanied by the contract of purchase ad sale or a certified copy thereof. (ii) on which building has been erected which is subject to a builder’s lien by virtue of a written building contract, the name and address of the builder, and accompanied by the building contract or a certified copy thereof. (e) the address to or at which the owner desires that further documents in connection with the expropriation may be posted or delivered or tendered.

Provided that the (Municipality) may at (its)discretion extend the said period of sixty days, and that, if the owner requests the (Municipality) in writing within thirty days as from the date of notice to extend the said period of sixty days, the (Municipality) shall extend such period by a further sixty days.”

“12. Basis on which compensation is to be determined(1) …………….

(2) …………….

(3) (a) Interest at the standard interest rate determined in terms of Section 28(1) of the Exchequer and Audit Act, 1975 (Act No. 56 of 1975), shall, subject to the provisions of subsection (4), be payable from the date on which the Municipality takes possession of the property in question in terms of Section 8(3) or (5) on any outstanding portion of the amount of compensation payable in accordance with subsection (1): Provided that – (i) …………. (ii) If the owner fails to comply with the provisions of Section 9(1) within the appropriate period referred to in the said section, the amount so

payable shall during the period of such failure and for the purpose of the payment of interest be deemed not to be an outstanding amount.

(4) If the owner of property which has been expropriated occupies or utilized or any portion thereof, no interest shall, in respect of the period during which he so occupies or utilizes it, be paid in terms if subsection (3) on so much of the outstanding amount as, in the opinion of the (Municipality), relates to the property so occupied or utilized.”

“13. Payment of compensation in respect of rights of unregistered leases in respect of property expropriated – (3) If the owner of expropriated property fails to comply with a the provisions of Section 9(1) (d)(1) and the (Municipality) did not prior to the payment of any compensation money to the owner become aware of the existence of the lease in respect of such property the (Municipality) shall not be obliged to pay compensation to the lessee concerned in respect of the termination of his rights, but such owner shall be liable to any such lessee for damages sustained by him in consequence of the termination of his rights.”

6. Your attention is directed to the provisions of Expropriation Act, which read as follows:

Section 20 of the

“20. Payment of certain taxes and other moneys out of compensation monies – (1) If any land which has been expropriated is situated within the area of jurisdiction of a local authority, such local authority shall upon receipt or publication of a relevant notice in terms of section 7, forthwith inform the (Municipality) in writing) of any outstanding tax or other moneys in respect of the payment of which the production of a receipt or certificate is in terms of any law prerequisite for the passing of a transfer of such land by a registrar of deeds.

(2) The (Municipality) may utilise so much of the compensation money in question as is necessary for the payment on behalf of the owner of such land of any tax or other moneys mentioned in subsection (1) .”

7. If the title deed to the land is not in the possession or under the control of the Owner(s), you are further requested in terms of Section 9(3)(a) of the Expropriation Act to provide within sixty days of the date of this notice written particulars of the name and address of the person in whose possession or under whose control is.

8. All responses in terms of this notice of expropriation must be addressed to the Municipal Manager at the address indicated hereunder: N J MDAKANE The Municipal Manager Kwa-Dukuza Municipality Municipal Offices Chief Albert Luthuli Street, STANGER

P.O. BOX 72 STANGER 4450

SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES TO NOTICE OF EXPROPRIATION IN TERMS OF THE HOUSING ACT, NO. 170 OF 1997, AS AMENDED, THE EXPROPRIATION ACT 63 OF 1975, AS AMENDED AND OTHER APPLICABLE LEGISLATION (ALL IN TOWNSHIP OF SHAKAVILLE, KWA-DUKUZA MUNICIPALITY, REGISTRATION DIVISION FU, PROVINCE OF KWA ZULU NATAL)

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407 426 428 439 522 542 544 567 585 587 589 596 611 612 634 639 640 641 648 652 665 666 672 674 675 680 682 684 688 689 692 693 695 704

1028 317 311 308 316 433 354 524 379 334 324 273 516 433 400 249 253 261 287 295 323 224 216 288 260 409 454 430 394 313 290 285 381 224

955,90 1 061,28 932,58 100,00 30,03 416,13 914,32 95,04 50,05 1 575,86 4,95 100,00 519,97 499,18 530,31 1 350,69 1 157,75 1 157,75 165,00 114,95 1 189,98 1 029,16 95,04 189,97 1 386,34 24,97 1 125,63 789,69 55,00 199,98 95,04 85,03 1 526,80 24,97

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WEEKLY REPORTER MANDENI’s young super football stars, Hope Youth FC, became the champions of the Build It under 13 soccer tournament after defeating

Hope takes Build It trophy home Full Moon FC by a good 1-0 at Sundumbili Plaza on Saturday.

According to their coach, Syabonga Mthembu, this is the second time theyscoopedtheBuildItcup.Thesoccer club, which consists of boys between the ages of 13 and 17, has won a number of titles as they previously won the Local Football Association

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domestic league, the Coo-ee tournament and many others.

Three Hope players also made the club proud when they were selected to train under the Mgungundlovu Soccer Academy last month.

Khayelihle ‘Dutsi’ Biyela was awarded the man of the match after he scored a goal in the second half.

The ‘proud’ Hope members received their trophy from their ‘local hero’ Minister of Public Enterprises Malusi Gigaba on Sunday. The minister congratulated them and encouraged them to continue playing so that they can also develop a healthy mind.

“Each person is remembered for their good work. Since you have start-

ed to win you must continue with it.”

The founder of the club, Mdu Manzi said he was happy with the team’s performance and the ‘soccer stars’ were not only good at the sport, but also excelled at school. He said his dream was to see the footballers playing for professional clubs one day.

The Stanger SuperSpar/ KwaDukuza Athletic Club and M3 Carriers fun run drew participants young and old this past weekend.

Stanger SuperSpar manager Sunny Somduth and Leon Moodliar of M3 Carriers seen congratulating the winner of the senior male category Stanger Su­ perSpar/ KwaDukuza Athletic Club and M3 Carriers fun run winner Sabela Mbambo Winner of the wom­ en's cate­ gory Yu­ nice Ntuli seen with Sunny Somduth and Leon Moodliar Daddy Naidoo (80) and Sally Naidoo (64) who participated in the fun run. They are seen with Sunny Somduth and Thula Somduth

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY PLEASE NOTE THAT TENDER MN 177/2013 HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND IS REPLACED BY THE FOLLOWING NOTICE MN 194/2013

TENDER FOR THE PROVISION OF SECURITY SERVICES TO KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY In terms of Chapter 11 of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003, tenders are hereby invited from suitable service providers for the Provision of Security Services to the KwaDukuza Municipality.

The physical address for collection of tender documents is: 02 Industria Crescent, Lavoipierre Building, KwaDukuza, obtained from the Director: Community Safety Office from Superintendent G N Pearce, upon presentation of a receipt proving prior payment of a non-refundable fee of R570.00 inclusive of VAT having been made at the Municipal Finance Directorate General Justice Mpanza Building, 104 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza Monday to Friday 08h00 to 15h30. (Cash or bank guaranteed cheques only). Tender documents will be available for collection from 20th August 2013 until 09h30am on 26 August 2013 Tenders in sealed envelopes, endorsed “TENDER MN 194/2013: PROVISION OF SECURITY SERVICES TO KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY”, must be placed in the Tender Box at the Municipal Offices, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza not later than 12:00 on the 20th September 2013, when the tenders will be opened in public. Electronically mailed or faxed tenders will not be accepted.

A compulsory clarification meeting will take place at the KwaDukuza Municipality Lavoipierre Building, Technical Services Boardroom, 2 Industria Crescent Kwadukuza on 26 August 2012 at 10h00.

Late attendance will not be recognized and will notbe admitted into the venue. The tenderer or representative must bring to the briefing the original tender document purchased and must sign the mandatory attendance register. Attendance at this meeting is compulsory and tenders will not be considered from tenderers who do not attend. Doors to the venue will be closed at 10h00 and the briefing will commence immediately.

Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated according to the following criteria 1) Completed data base registration with Tender 2) 90/10 preference points system in terms of Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 (BBBEE status level certificate). Please furnish the original or certified copy of the original.

3) Must furnish original valid Tax clearance certificate 4) Council’s Supply Chain Management Policy and other Legislation.

5) Period of tender: 3yrs The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any tender and reserves the right to accept any part or the whole of any tender and preference would be given to Affirmable Business Enterprises. The Municipality also reserves the right to call on preferred bidders to form a joint venture with a BBBEE company. All queries to be directed to Superintendent G N Pearce: Tele: 032 552 2178 / email: GeorgeP@kwadukuza.gov.za Canvassing in the gift of Council is prohibited and will lead to the disqualification of the tender. No bids will be considered from persons in the service of the State. Validity period: 90 days NB: Only one bid document shall be submitted by any one service provider Municipal Manager N J Mdakane

Tornado, Siyazama share the spoils WEEKLY REPORTER

forged ahead (1-0) after Cebo Mthiyane’s brilliantly executed free-kick beat the Siyazama keeper.

Their joy was shortlived after Sihle Zulu latched onto a cross from Sphamandla Xhosa on the right flank to snatch a vital equalizer (1-1) for Siyazama. With less than 15 minutes remaining, midfielder Khubanie Dube weaved his way past the defender before beating the Siyazama keeper with a rasping drive from just outside the box to put Tornado 2-1 ahead.

In the dying minutes of the game, Tornado central defender Mthokozisi Sibeya was deemed to have handled the ball in the box and the referee did not hesitate to award Siyazama a penalty. Xhosa converted the resultant spotkick to grab a share of the 2-2 spoils.

Coach of the Siyazama outfit, Justice Williamson said: “Well, I’m not absolutely excited with the performance of my boys, but I must commend them for coming from a goal down on both occasions to go home with a point.

“The point will definitely go a long way in helping us finish in the top two of the First Division League ranks in thehopeofgaining “Get your car spotless in the comfort of automatic promoyour own home.” tion into the SAFA No more waiting in the blazing sun for KwaDukuza Local long hours!

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Meanwhile, Mtwana’s hopes of LEAVE IT TO THE qualifying for proEXPERIENCED & EXPERTS motion into the AT CAR CARE. KLFA Premier Wash vacuum tyre gel + League at the start Meguiars Polish from of the new season was dented after they shared the spoils in a 1-1 “Book your appointment 2day” draw with Monza ANYTIME - ANY PLACE - ANYWHERE onFridaynightbefore going down Phone in for more details contact: 1-2 to Townview Nishen (SSD Customs) Bilal (Motortech) on Sunday in their 072 266 3323 083 646 2016 double header BBM Pin 288E22A4 BBM Pin 26F02F75 clash.

TORNADO and Siyazama shared the spoils in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association First Division League stalemate (2-2) played at the Manor Ground on Sunday.

Tornado should have opened their account as early as the 10th minute after Sbu Nzuza beat the beat the offside trap, but ballooned the ball over the crossbar. Minutes later he had an opportunity of redeeming himself, but once again he missed the target from close range.

In the 30th minute Zakhele Buthlezi broke free on the left flank and unleashed a wicked crossintothebox,butunfortunatelynoneofhis teammates were able to get to the ball resulting in Siyazama’s central defender, Lucky Mhlaba clearing the ball to safety.

Just before the break, Siyazama had an opportunity of catching their opponents on the counter-attack, but Lindo Zulu fluffed his shot, kickingtheballstraightintothearmsoftheTornado keeper, Sihle Mdingi.

Barely ten minutes into the 2nd half, Tornado

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Stanger and District Volleyball Association­Fixtures Sunil Pranpath Incorporated Corporate League Wednesday, August 21 7pm­Cool Leaders vs Powertrans (umpire­ Teachers Style) 8pm­Team Style vs Teachers Style (um­

pire­Powertrans) Club on Duty: Teachers Style Official on Duty: Thula Somduth KDSA Social League Thursday, August 22

7pm­Preston vs MOB (umpire­Titans) 8pm­Titans vs Teachers Style (umpire­ Preston) 9pm­Teachers Style vs Cool Leaders (um­ pire­Titans) Club on Duty: Cool Leaders

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Darnall’s winning start >> Darts team has only victory in mind WEEKLY REPORTER

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ARNALL Action Sporting I kicked off their campaign in the Distel Ricehelieu League (hosted by Dolphin Coast Darts Union) with an emphatic 31-5 derby winagainstDarnallActionSportingII on Wednesday night.

The singles format of the Distel Richelieu League is an ideal barometer in measuring the strength of individual players. Players who notch up 180 (three triple 20’s) and 171 (three triple 19’s) automatically qualify for the Rajen Pillay and Family-sponsored 180 Cup which is held later in the year.

Darnall Action I got off to a flyer after winning the first frame convincingly (5-1).

They wasted no time in racing to a 17-1 lead at the halfway stage after winningthenexttwoframes6-0.Darnall Action II battled gamely in the 4th frame despite their 2-4 loss, but went totallyofftheboilaftergoingdown1-5 in the next two frames which resulted in their (5-31) demise.

Jerry Arunachellam and Vishalin Parmasivan were the toast of the Darnall Action I outfit winning six games each on a trot.

They were well supported by the trio of Ramen Pillay, Jerry Govender and Nine Pillay who won five games e ch from six league matches.

Meanwhile, favourites Nevil’s Auto I cantered to a fluent 29-7 win in a one-sided derby game. Veteran darts campaigner, Sanjay Singh was the pickoftheNevil’sAutoIoutfitwinning six successive games on the night.

Sidney Naicker, Raj Dasrath and Kuben Naidoo were far from disgraced after notching up five wins apiece from six outings. The acid test looms for Nevil’s Auto I tonight (Wednesday) when they lock horns with arch-rivals Darnall Action I in a

Darnall Action Sporting I kicked off their campaign in the Distel Richelieu­sponsored Dolphin Coast Darts Union League with an emphatic 31­5 victory crucial league game. The hosts will be hoping that their vociferous supporters will inspire them to victory. Gledhow laboured to a hard fought 22-14 win against a 5-man Gledhow United outfit. Gledhow stormed to a 5-1 win

in the opening frame and dominated proceedings in the next frame (4-2) to take a commanding 9-3 lead. After a sluggishstart,the5-manUnitedoutfit did well to share the spoils in a 3-3 stalemate in the next three frames.

Gledhow upped the tempo in the final frame to register a comfortable 4-2 (22-14) win. Darrel Shanmagum was

Bumper Schools Sports Festival WEEKLY REPORTER THE Department of Education in conjunction with the Department of Sport and Recreation are bracing themselves for a Bumper Schools Sports Festival to be held at the Stanger High School Ground on Friday, August 23.

The winning school from Lower Tugela (comprising KwaDukuza and Mandeni), Ndwedwe and Maphumulo will converge at the Stanger High SchoolGroundonFridaytoparticipate in the Ilembe District Schools Sports Festival.

The Schools Sports Festival will cater for basketball (U13 and U18 boys and girls), chess (U13; U15 and U18 boys and girls), cricket (U13 and U17 boys), football (U13 and U17 boys and girls), gymnastics (comprising of Rope Skipping, Artistic and Aerobic Gymnastics for boys and girls in the U14 ranks),netball(U14andU17girls),volleyball (U13 and U18 boys and girls), table tennis (U13 and U18 boys and girls), tennis (U13 and U17 boys and

girls), hockey (U13 boys and girls), jukskei (U14 and U19 boys and girls), Morabaraba (U13 and U17 boys and girls), rugby sevens (U16 boys and girls).

Volleyballwilltakeplaceattheassociation courts (opposite Stanger Secondary School), table tennis at Stanger Secondary, cricket at Manor Primary, tennis and hockey at Umhlali Preparatory School.

All other codes of sport will take place at the Stanger High School Ground.

All matches will be played on a league basis with Saturday, August 24 set aside as a reserve day in the event of any code needing more than a day to complete their fixtures.

Medals will be awarded to the winners.

The winning school in each discipline will represent Ilembe at the KwaZuluNatalSchoolsSportsFestivaltobe held in Durban in September (20-24).

Manor Primary and Manor Secondary are favourites for honours in U13

and U17 cricket respectively. In tabletennis Ashram (U13 girls), Dawnview (U13 boys) and Stanger Secondary (U18 boys and girls) are strongly fancied to emerge champions and excel at the Provincial Championship in September.

Mbozamo, Shakaskraal State Aided School and Tshelenkosi are expected to dominate netball and basketball.

Manor Secondary and Umhlali Prep are expected to spearhead the chess challenge.

Umhlali Prep are strong contenders for honours in tennis and hockey.

Schools from Mapumulo are expected to dominate jukskei and morabaraba.

Mandeni are expected to excel in rugby sevens.

Ashram (U13 girls), Glenhills Secondary (U13 boys) and Manor Secondary (U18 boys and girls) are expected totakeapowerofbeatingonthevolleyball courts.

For further details regarding the schools sports festival, contact IK Buthelezi on 082 6842 136.

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>> KSST blows out Grove End from EZE’S Electrical KO Cup Randsons booked their place in the final of the EZE’s Elec­ trical KO Cup (hosted by Stanger and District Volleyball Association) after beating Warriors Sport in straight sets (2­0) on Thursday night

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ROVEEndwereblownoutofthe EZE’S Electrical Knockout Cup (hosted by Stanger and District Volleyball Association) after slumping to a straight set (0-2) defeat at the hands of KSST on Thursday night.

Grove End, who were undefeated throughout the third round of the competitive league came into the game as odds-on favourites to clinch the inaugural EZE’s Electrical KO Cup. Syd Kisten’s KSST charges arrived at the courts like hungry lions and virtually devoured everything in front of them.

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were in total control right from the start and sealed a comfortable 25-18; 25-17 win to book their place in the final.

Randsons scraped to a tenacious 25-21 win against Warriors Sport in the first set, but dominated proceedings in the second set with a fluent 2516 win to secure their place in the final.

Warriors Sport and Grove End will lock horns tomorrow (Thursday) at 7pm in the third/fourth place playoffs with KSST and Randsons contesting the final at 8pm. Judging by last week’s performance, KSST are expected to take a power of beating.

Meanwhile, Teachers Style pro-

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duced a huge upset in the Sunil Pranpath Incorporated-sponsored Corporate League after toppling league title aspirants, Team Style (2-1) on Wednesdaynight.NazirKhan’scharges hardly moved out of the first gear in their fluent 25-16 win in the opening set. Yashin Tewary and Ron Reuben combined superbly to guide Teachers to an enthralling 25-20 win to level the scores at 1-1 and push the game into a third and decisive set.

Sheer determination saw Teachers produceaheroicperformanceinthefinalset.TeamStylebattledtooutwitthe Teachersoutfitwhovirtuallysprawled all over the courts to retrieve the ball.

Teachers secured a maiden victory

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in the corporate league after beating Team Style 15-10 in the final set. An elated Teachers skipper, Tewary attributed their success to teamwork and commended every player on the court who played a crucial part in guiding the team to its first league victory.

Teachers hopes of notching up a quick double was dented after going down 20-25; 21-25 to Powertrans in their double header clash.

Khan’s charges bounced back to winning ways on Thursday night after beating Darnall Action Sporting in straight sets (2-0) to keep their KDSAsponsored Social League title aspirations alive.

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>>KWADUKUZAMunicipality will host cricket selection trials for the Kwanaloga Games on Thursday, August 22 at the Manor Primary School Ground commencing at 3.30pm.

Players attending the trials must carryacertifiedcopyoftheiridenti­ ty documents and a recent pass­ port­sizephotograph.Playersborn in 1994/1995 and later will be eligi­ ble for selection. >>SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association is hosting a special general on Saturday, Au­ gust 24 at the KwaDukuza Supper Room commencing at 9am.

The relegation of the two teams from the KLFA Premier League and the promotion of the top 2 finish­ ers from the First division ranks will be ratified at the meeting.

Clubs that have not paid their out­ standing affiliation fees for the 2012/2013 are requested to pay before the commencement of the meeting.

For further information contact KLFA President, Nkosinathi Mh­ longo on 082 202 3900. >>iLembe and District Cricket Union will host its first council meeting on Monday, August 26 at the Sabha Hall commencing at 6.30pm. High on the agenda will be the double­wicket tournament and the finalization of fixtures for the 2013/2014 season. For further informationcontactDesiganPillay on 073 8545 786. >>Stanger and District Volley­ ball Association will host a council meeting on Tuesday, August 27 at the KFC Boardroom commencing at 6.30pm.

High on the agenda will be the year­end knockout tournament and annual awards banquet. For further information contact the SDVA president, Isaac Abraham on 079 4280 345.

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