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HE wait is finally over for Durban and North Coast pupils whoentered the2014KZNPremier Spelling Bee competition. They will be tested on Saturday 30 August at Stanger High School in KwaDukuza to see who takes the title of queen or king Bee. Media24 Local Newspapers KZN has partnered with the Office of the KwaZulu-Natal Premier to roll out the popular competition throughout the province. The spelling bee originallystarted in Zululand, and is enjoying its fifth year there. Outstanding spellers from previously disadvantaged schools stand to walk away with thousands of rands in prizes, including cash for the top spellers and their teachers, books for top spellers and their schools, as well as goodie bags for all teachers and spellers. A former teacher himself, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu said it is critical that the talent and potential of the youth is fully developed and harnessed to guarantee the continuous socio-economic development of the province and the country. “In doing so, we will ensure that we deal decisively with the triple challenge of poverty, unemployment
and inequality,” he said earlier this year. Groutville High School deputy principal Muzi Ndulini said the Spelling Bee is a great opportunity for learners. “It is not just about the prizes, for us it is most important that the pupils learn from the experience and share their knowledge with others. We are grateful for this opportunity,” he said. Groutville grade 11 teacher Mthobisi Mbele said the pupils have been working hard to do well at the competition. “The learners are excited for the Spelling Bee and they have been working hard, with lots of energy and eagerness to learn,” he said. Pupils have had almost two months to learn the words that were released on 20 June. The first leg of this year’s competition was held in Richards Bay a few weeks ago, where16-year-oldWendyGoqo from Mningi High spelled
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MERVYN KRISHNA A LARGE crowd of mourners including members of the Zulu royal family, high powered government officials and politicians paid their last respects to Chief Khayelihle Mathaba last week in eMacambini. Mathaba died in an accident in Nkwalini near Melmoth two weeks ago. Mourners described Mathaba as an extraordinary, determined and resilient leader who fought to uphold the image of traditional institutions. Premier Senzo Mchunu said Mathaba’s death had left a void in his community and in the greater province. “Inkosi Mathaba was instrumental in reconstruction of the province. He always had his community in mind on issues of development. The province has lost a giant when it comes to the traditional institutional leadership,” he said. Mchunu also described Mathaba as a champion of service delivery who wanted the lives
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Makwetureleased his municipal audit results, saying they had shown a slight improvement WADUKUZA Municipality manage- in the state of local government finances, but ment officials should not receive bo- much still needed to be done. “The results indicated there was R11.6 nuses as they are not performing. This is the belief of the chairman of the billion worth of irregular expenditure nationNorth Coast KwaDukuza Ratepayers Associa- ally, with R3.6 billion of that being unaccounttion, Ray Millican, in reaction to the annual ed for. This figure had increased from R2.9 bilreport by the Auditor-General on municipal lion the year before. Fewer than 10% of municipalities received a clean finances. Millican said it was diffi- “THE RESULTS INDICATED audit, an increase on the previous year.” cult to understand why While more municipalimunicipal management THERE WAS R11.6 BILLION ties and municipal entities received huge salaries and WORTH OF IRREGULAR received clean audit results bonuses when their perforEXPENDITURE this year, Millican strongly mance is “dismal”. believes at KwaDukuza “Stronger consequences NATIONALLY” Municipality, further immust be put in place to deal provement can only take with the problems of fraud, corruption and poor service delivery in the place when municipal management commits municipality and municipal entities,” he said. to taking ownership of municipal perforMillican has welcomed the positive trend of mance practices, insists on adequately qualithe audit, but said the associations was con- fied staff, roots out corruption and provides cerned about the poor management of supply strong leadership. Municipal officials should chains, poor service delivery, irregular expen- be at risk of losing their jobs if they do not perditure, fraud, “jobs for pals” and “tenders form accordingly. These people get away with and contracts given to friends and families of murder,” he said. The municipality had not responded to individuals employed inside the municipality”. “Last week, the Auditor General Kimi questions at the time of going to press.
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he thousands of cuttlefish and squid that have been washing up on the shores of Ballito beach es some alive and some dead are as a result of cold weather, says Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife. EKZNW’s Lionel van Schoor assured callers that the phenomenon was most likely not due to pollu tion, but rather to an upwelling of very cold water. “Thesoutheasterlywindshavebeenblowinghard the last few days, bringing with it cold weather and seas,” said van Schoor. An upwelling is where deep, cold and normally nutrient rich waters are brought to the surface by changes in ocean currents and wind related phe
nomena. The upwellings bring a major temperature drop to the waters. The sea water has reportedly been well below 20 degrees Celsius over the past week a lot lower than one would expect at this time of year. Along with this drop in temperature is the inflow of a large amount of food and nutrients that could attract cuttlefish but also be their demise, in that they are not able to withstand the very cold water and drastically changing conditions, experts say. Van Schoor said the species could not handle the colder water, being used to warmer water. He said this may be attributed to climate change, but that this could not be confirmed. Van Schoor added the fish may have been feeding on the squid due to a lack of sardines this season, causing them to wash up “half dead”. “Our scientists have been made aware of the issue and they are investigating further,” said van Schoor. Van Schoor said this happens every year at this time, but it is rare for such numbers to be washed up. Specialised Rescue Unit’s Quentin Power said he noticed about 300 cuttlefish in a 60m area on the beach at Salmon Bay on Sunday. “I also received reports of squid and cuttlefish be ing washed up between Willard beach and Thomp son’s bay,” said Power.
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MERVYN KRISHNA THE iLembe District Municipality saw it fitting to invest in buying a fleet of 70 new vehicles, including water tankers, crew cabs and double cabs to assist their “efficiency” going forward. The vehicles were handed to iLembe Mayor Welcome Mdabe at a ceremony on Monday, 25 August at the iLembe Auditorium. Other stakeholders including officials from Wesbank,GeminiMotors,CMHTrucks,municipals officials and councillors attended the event. Mdabe, is his address, said the purpose behind the initiative is to ensure that as the municipality they keep and fulfil their primary responsibility and task of ensuring and enhancing service delivery to the community. “We are convinced as the municipality that
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EN lucky Stanger Weekly readers won double-tickets to the Ballito Street Heroes event which will take place on 13 and 14 September. The tickets are valued at R260 a pair and are inclusive for both days. The winners will also go into a draw to win a weekend stay for two at the 5-star Izulu Hotel, which includes breakfast and a voucher for the Impilo Spa, along with a ride in a R5 million Ferrari. The winners are Cameron Perumal, Reggie Govender, Ram Munusamy, Avinash Ramdin, Anisa Baldew, C Govender, Corinne Govender,CLGovender, JayshreeSingh and T Govender.
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CHILD Welfare SA-KwaDukuza is searching for Bonakele Tembe. She is the natural mother of Ernie and Nellie Dube. Should members of the public have any information regarding the whereabouts of the children’s mother, direct all responses to S Naicker at Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza on 032 551 2129.
Director of SDM Group Shaun Dumi ny and ring announcer Adrian Barnes are seen with Mervyn Krish na conducting the lucky draw for the Ballito Street Heroes tickets.
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RECENTLY covered the ‘Eskom Expo For Young Scientists North Coast’ regional finals at the University of Zululand. I had been looking forward to the event since last November. Needless to say, I was very happy it was finally happening. When I first learned of it, I was surprised it existed at all. Yousee,last yearIwasrunningupanddown eSikhawini(myhometown)tryingtoestab lish a science organisation to host a science fair fortheschoolsinthe‘loxion’to partici pate in. That venture has yet to bear fruit, but I will continue trying. My anticipation for the science fair I attend ed that day, my very first, quickly soured as I went through the many project displays.
Whilstquite anumberofprojectsimpressed me, there weren’t enough of them, particu larly from previously disadvantaged schools. Look,Iwasnotexpectingtoseeperpetu al motion machines or someone disproving the general theory of relativity, but I was looking forward to projects that showed some real scientific prowess. For example, one project consisted of a series of “failed” experiments where a pair of young scien tists tried to show the effect of music on the growth of fungi. Their project display was splashed with their many attempts at trying to prove that dubstep made fungi grow faster when com pared to classical music. They had no such luck. You see, science is not about being right, it is about trying to find a truth in a systematic way and sometimes this takes great perseverance, a quality these two young scientists displayed. It was quite sad to see how a lot of the substandard projects were from “previously disadvantaged schools” (a euphemism for ruralandtownshipschoolsthatweredenied proper laboratories because the African child had “no business learning maths and science”). A number of them were not science proj ects at all, instead they were cutnpaste inserts from the Internet and did not ask or answer any scientific questions, as re quired. It may be the awkward nerd in me, but I found this incredibly sad.
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The science fair is a great initiative and a very important event in any young scien tist and engineer's life, which I believe could make or break the idea of science at the early stage. Not all of us will become scientists, but I believe that it is important to have a com munity of individuals who understand and appreciate the scientific method. I think this makes us better people who are also less ignorant and more open minded. Wouldn’t it just be a better world if we were all scientifically literate? Anyway, when 1994 ushered in the new democraticregime,a neweducationsystem was introduced so that a pupil in kwaD langezwa and another in Arboretum study the same chemistry because they are now both considered equal. Itseemsthatthisisnotthecase.Yousee, it took centuries to reenforce the idea that African pupils are less inclined to under stand science and mathematics in the minds of the township schools’ pupils and teachers alike. We must also admit, however, that sci ence and mathematics is not yet seen as a viable career path for many parents to advisetheirchildren topursue.Itis,however, still up to communities (parents, teachers the SGBs) to take science and mathematics education seriously. This column should also serve as my an tiprocrastination effort at not being an othernaysayerwhosees“theproblem”and does not propose a solution. My intention isto work withschoolsincommunities such as in eSikhawini with their science fair en tries for the coming year. Hopefully,thiswillbe oneofmanyinitia tivesIwillbe involved in,intermsof improv ing science education in our socalled township and rural schools. Interested? Call me. I would be more than happy to see how and where I can help.
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Dinosaurs and the Bible YEs, Mr Lawson, thanks be to Al mighty God that here in South Africa we still have the freedom to debate about religion and politics and Mr Hill, I made no such assertion that “dinosaurs were plodding around the planet when the first books of the Old Testament were composed”. Moses penned the five books of the Torah, roughly about 3500 years ago so dinosaurs were not around in the time of Moses but they were around in the time of Adam and Eve and their descendants, who them selves were very tall and strong, like giants, and lived for hundreds of years. The book of Genesis gives the expla nation of the entire creation; making clear that each species, including man kind was created separately. The book of Job is far more ancient and describes an animal called a behemoth with a cedarlike tail (the cedars of Lebanon were valued above all timbers in ancient antiquity. They were 130 feet tall and their stout trunks could be over 8 feet in di ameter) and Psalms 74:13 also talks about dragons. Scientist Richard Owen first used the word dinosaur in 1842, which means terrible lizard, so it is a relatively new word and this is why we don’t find the word “dinosaur” written in the Bible. Furthermore, there are hundreds of early British and French explorers and trappers and American explorers and settlers that wrote down reports of sightings of giant mastodon bones still lying on the ground.
The fact is that fossilisation does not take millions of years since under the right conditions a bone, an old boot, and even wood can become filled with minerals fairly quickly. Necessary ingredients for fossilisa tion, even in a few thousand years are these; a quick burial under very deep water or volcanic ash. Consider the Great Flood of Noah’s time — this would have provided excel lent conditions for fossilisation of plants and animals. There would have been a rapid burial by millions of tons of water and sediment. The fact is that today there are many dinosaur remains that are still not completely turned into rock and that have not been fossilised; millions of these have been found as bone. Even today they are finding fish fossils that still have a fishy smell to them. The flood may have been the reason that many of the dinosaurs died out. Even the sea creatures would have died since many of their prey could have perished in the flood. They could also have died from disease or in some cases, hunted into extinction. Regardless, it is obvious that the dinosaurs did roam the earth at one time. My point being: belief in the Bible and the knowledge of the existence of dinosaurs IS not incompatible. Is this plainly preposterous and against all reason? I think not! SUE NAIDOO
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KwaDu kuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu is seen with gold medalist Lucky Ndlovu
MERVYN KRISHNA KWADUKUZA Mayor Ricardo Mthembu was full of praise for Shakashead resident Lucky Ndlovu for flying the KwaDukuza flag high at the GTF European Taekwondo Championship in Italy. Ndlovu struck gold in the heavy weight division after defeating Sym-
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Karate School. Ndlovu who started fighting internationally in 2010 won two bronze medals in Kazakhstan. In 2011, he won gold at the Schtland World Championship. In 2012, Ndlovu won gold and bronze medals at the Canadian World Championship.
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HE Stanger Secondary School class of 1994 has raised R20 000 to assist their alma mater after discovering that the school is facing serious infrastructural problems. The class of ‘94 recently held their
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20yearreunionforwhichtheyundertook a collection. The remaining funds were pooled and it was decided that the class would donate it to the school as a show of gratitude. In the spirit of giving, spontaneous pledges were made during the event resulting in the substantialdonation. On visiting the school to hand over the funds, former pupils Vanessa Pillay and Adhir Maharaj took a tour of the school to find that the block of classrooms they once inhabited has all but fallen away. “The school is 94 years old, it is inevitable that it would face such problems. What is sad to note, however, is that even though a number of influential Stangerites attended the school, few if any have come back to give back,” said Maharaj. At present three classrooms in the U Block are dilapidated, the ceil-
ings have caved in, windows are broken and the classes are unsafe for use. Pupils are being taught in makeshift prefab classrooms which are not conducive to learning. Teacher Dan Moodley said the classes have been falling apart for years and despite numerous requests to the Department of Education, nothing has been done. The class of ‘94 is now challenging all former pupils to match or beat their donation. In addition, the class is still in the process of raising funds to assist the school. For more information on the condition of the school or to find out how you can help, call school principal Viren Gangaram on 032 551 1227.
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it has an optimal omega 6 to omega 3 ratio of about three to one. Her main area of research is natural products and the bioactive compounds they contain. The researchers examined the fatty acid profile of hempseed oil and found that polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) made up about 75% of the oil. PUFAs include omega 6 and omega 3, the fatty acids found in some meats as well as flax and fish oils. Potential to prevent heart disease The high amounts of one omega-3 fatty acid, alpha linolenic acid, "may have favourable nutritional implicaITH an ideal ratio of omega flowers and spiky leaves. tions and beneficial physiological efNative to Asia 6 and 3 fatty acids and some The plant is considered to be na- fects on the prevention of coronary plant chemicals thought to lowerhighbloodpressure,hempseed tive to western and central Asia and heart disease and cancer", the oil has potential as part of a heart- has also been cultivated commercial- authors write. 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CHILDREN with autism, when compared with typicalchildren,appeartohaveexcesscellular connections in their brains. Researchers report that children with autism appear to have excess synapses – cellular connections – in their brains compared with typical children. The scientists also believe it might be possible to reduce the number of extra synapses through drug treatment. Synapses and brain function Synapses are the points in the brain where brain cells (neurons) connect and communicate with each other. Having excess synapses may have a major impact on how the brain functions,theorisedneuroscientistsatColumbia University Medical Centre in New York City. The extra synapses in the brains of autistic children are due to a slowdown in the normal brain "pruning" process during development, the researchers believe. "It's the first time that anyone has looked for,andseen,alackofpruningduringdevelopment of children with autism, although lower numbersofsynapsesinsomebrainareashave been detected in brains from older patients and in mice with autistic-like behaviours," study senior investigator, David Sulzer, a professor of neurobiology, said in a Columbia news release. His team also found that rapamycin, an immuno suppressant that helps prevent rejection in organ transplants and coats some coronarystents,canrestorenormalsynapticpruning and improve autistic-like behaviour in mice. The effect was seen even when the drug was given to the mice after they developed those behaviours. The drug causes side effects that might prevent its use in people with autism, the researchers said. However, "the fact that we can see changes in behaviour suggests that autism may still be treatable after a child is diagnosed, if we can find a better drug," Sulzer added. Pruning defect For the study, he and his colleagues examined 26 brains of youngsters with autism – 13 aged two to nine, and 13 aged 13 to 20. All the children had died from causes other than autism. Their brains were compared to 22 autopsied brains of children without autism. Theresearchersmeasured"synapsedensity" in a small section of tissue in each brain. By late childhood, synapse density fell by about half in the brains of children without autism, but fell only 16% in the brains of those with autism. The researchers also found clues about what causes the pruning defect in the brains ofchildrenwithautism,accordingtothestudy, which was published online in the journal Neuron.
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Acupuncture treats infertility >> Ancient technique can help to cure unexplained infertility
A combination of acupuncture, cupping, therapeutic massage and Chinese herbal medicine yields positive results.
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CUPUNCTURE for fertility is an alternative treatment that has opened the doors to restore fer tility naturally. In simple terms, infertility of a couple is defined as the inability to give birth to children, even after several suc cessful attempts of sexual intercourse. Infertility refers to the impaired repro ductive system and can occur in both sexes.
An infertile woman does not show signs of pregnancy, in spite of having unprotected sexual intercourse on a regular basis, for a period of one year. Are there any solutions to fertility prob lems? Well, acupuncture could be the solution to regain the lost fertility. In traditional Chinese medicine the procedure promotes proper flow of vi tal energy in our body which is impor tant for a healthy living.
How acupuncture works for fertility Acupuncture is a natural way to treat infertility problems. This ancient tech nique can help to cure unexplained in fertility. Acupuncture stimulates blood flow in different parts of the body in cluding the reproductive system, which in turn benefits to improve pregnancy rate. It is explained below: Does acupuncture increase fertility in women? Yes, of course (by nearly 60%). How? Well, ovulatory dysfunction is of ten the main culprit behind female in fertility. Ovulation is a process in which an egg is expelled from the ovary. This release of egg is necessary to get preg nant. Ovulation is an important phase in a woman's reproductive cycle. Now, in fertility in women occurs when the ovu lationcycleisirregular.Chancesofpreg nancy are less if the woman has an ir regular ovulation cycle. However, it is found that acupuncture could help to resolve this issue. Acupuncture for fertility can play a very important role to regulate the ovu lation cycle. In other words, it increases ovarian function, thereby improving the chances of getting pregnant. Acupuncture for male fertility Infertilityproblemsinmenareoftenas sociated with a low sperm count. A
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THE Ambassadors for Christ Baptist Church will host a fishing competition in aid of fund raising on 13 September at the Blythedale Beach Umvoti mouth entrance. Fabulous prizes are up for grabs in the categories: Heaviest edible – Daiwa Sealine SL30 reel Heaviest non-edible – Daiwa Sealine SL30 reel Heaviest shad (over 500g) – branded fisherman’s jacket In addition the team of four members with heaviest edible bag will win a surprise prize. A lucky draw will also be held and prizes include head-lamps, nylon, knives,bags,electronicscales,dropshot lures, bait boards and more.
“Blossom into a Healthy New You”. Wewillbedemonstratingandserving a variety of health juices to help revitalise your body after a long dry winter. Date: Thursday, 4 September. Time: 10am to 12pm. No charge. but booking is essential. All welcome. To book call Mellonie on 032 946 7400. >>The community is invited for free taebo lessons every Wednesday at The Quartz (old gym) in Stanger Manor. The lessons commence at 6pm. InPHOTO: SUPPLIED quiries: Tarzan Naicker on 076 505 Daiwa Sealine SL30 reels are up for grabs in the fishing competition. 6825. Registration opens at 4:30am. ends at 1pm. >>Atma Kriya meditation and yogaThe competition starts at 5am and Cut-off weigh in time will be certified course at the Shanta Nar1:30pm. ashima Temple on 16 and 17 August. KZN fishing rules for angling will Contact Kriyananda on apply. 032 551 4795 or 084 551 4795. Fishermen and women are en>>Gita discourses at the Shanta Narcouraged to take their families along ashima Temple daily at 6.30pm . Conas entertainment will be provided. tact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795 or Families can participate in the 084 551 4795. sand-castle building competition >>Photos that were taken at the Dolenjoy face painting, take part in phin Coast Hospice Country and balloon-bursting, bun-eating, Western function are available from musical cushions, volleyball and Aka Joe Salon, 16 Blaine Street. For thunee competitions. any queries contact Amodh Moosa on For more information contact 083 781 7844. Len Puckree on 071 818 5600, >>Matric 2013 certificates are now Sagie Naidoo on 082 376 4222, available for collection from Stanger Julian Rajagopaul on 083 415 8115, Secondary School. M.A.K. AMEEN & CO. Percy Rajagopaul on 084 559 9184, >>The International Society for Attorneys At Law | Commissioner of Oaths Neelan Puckree on 073 4855 882 or Krishna Consciousness Centre in Tel: 087 233 9188 www.durbanlaw.co.za pastor Patrick Isaac on Stanger invites you to our weekly Na084 231 6153. maHattaprogrammeatSabhaHallat 6.45pm. Bona-fidespiritualbookand Prasadam is served. OUR INSTRUCTORS: For more informaAhmed (Principal Instructor) tion, contact Hare Rushidha (Management & Instructor) Krishna Das on Preshan (Instructor) 082 829 3880. Anesh (Instructor) >>The Mdoniville Zaheer (Instructor) HinduTemplecanbe contacted for funeral WE NOW HAVE services and home A FEMALE INSTRUCTOR! services. Cooking SPECIAL ON CAR HIRE FOR ADVANCED DRIVER EDUCATION and baking also DRIVING TESTS OFFICE done. For more inT/A AHMED’S STUDENT DRIVER formation, contact Krish Kisten on 0835566276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414. Packages for Largest Code 08 on the Dolphin Coast. small weddings acEstablished 1966.Connosier in driver education. commodating 100 to The driving school that is too old to be competed with. 120 people with taWe have done a driving licence for someone you know! bleseating.Formore AREAS COVERED: KWA DUKUZA, BALLITO, UMHLANGA AND DURBAN information contact NORTH: CONTRACTED TO ASHTON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE Krish Kisten on 083 for the KZN Premier Spelling Bee 2014 556 6276 or Jenny TEL: 032 552 1623 • CELL: 083 760 5615 (AHMED) Padayachee on 032 Thank you to the grade 10 and 11 pupils from rural/previously disadvantaged 552 2301 or 073 495 073 547 5617 (RUSHIDHA) schools who have submitted their entry forms for the 0414 or the temple on 032 551 1744. KZN Premier Spelling Bee Durban & North Coast regional event, Service is held on to be held on 30 August 2014 at Stanger High School, School. Sunday from 8.30am to 9.30am We look forward to meeting the #DbnNrthCoastSpellingBees Monday from 6pm to 7pm. Tuesday from Discover more ONLINE! 7pm to 8pm. @kznspellingbee KZN Spelling Bee www.kznspellingbee.co.za For further information, contact 032 551 1744. >>The Shri Durga Temple,47Larkspur We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to the Orientation Workshops Street in Stanger that will be held at our offices on Thursday 28 August, Tuesday 2 September and Manor, conducts the Thursday 4 September 2014 weekly services: Shanduka Black Umbrellas offers a holistic business incubation programme with Mondays: Prayer access to markets, finance and networks for qualifying 100% black service from 5:30pm owned businesses. to 6:30pm. TuesIf you would like to hear more of what Shanduka Black Umbrellas offer, we would days: Prayer service encourage you to attend these workshops and kindly invite any other person whom from 6pm to 7pm is in business and you think would be interested in joining the incubator. (Ramayan recitals, twice a month) Kindly note that if you have attended the Orientation Workshop you can ignore the invite. Please note that attendance at the Orientation Workshops is by Saturdays: Hanuconfirmed booking only. man Chalisa recitals from 6am to 7am (11 Venue: Absa Building, Suite 5&6, Shanduka Blackumbrellas, times). Boardroom, 2nd floor Lakeview Terrace, Richards Bay For details, conDate: 26 August 2014 & 28 August 2014 | Time: 10h00 - 13h00 Meet the Durban & North Coast Spelling Bee judges: tactRamMakardood Tel: +27 35 901 8760 | Fax: +27 35 789 9457 on 084 486 2207 or Sibusiso Biyela, Thembeka Dlamini & Vusi Mthalane Som Mudaly on 078 PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SESSION IS FREE OF CHARGE! 409 4494. >>THE Shri Sanathan Mundal will observe Ganesh Chathurthi on 29 August at the temple, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights at 6pm. Meals will be provided. All welcome. For further information contact Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406 or Pundit Roy Mahanga on 084 556 6601. >>The Sri Amirtha Ligeswarar Temple, 10 Flamboyant Drive, Morningside will observe Ganesha Chathurthi on 29 August at 6pm. For more information contact Guru Sri Ranganathan Gurukkal on 032 551 3248 or 074 498 2513. >>The Glenhills Dri Siva Soobramoniar Temple will observe Vinayagar Chathurthi (Ganesha prayer) on Friday, 29 August commencing at 5.30pm. All devotees are invited. >>Stanger Siva Temple invites you and your family to their Ganesha prayer on Friday, 29 August 2014 at 6pm. Supper will be served. For further information contact the priest on 032 551 3259 or Harry Naidoo on 084 584 6101. >>Stanger Secondary School invites parents/guardians to attend an open week from 25-28 August, from 1.30pm to 3pm. The purpose the event is to afford parents the opportunity of talking to teachers about their child’s progress and behaviour. >>Hirsch’s Ballito invites you to their spring pay networking event themed
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KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY ERRATUM IDP PROCESS PLAN Please note the following amendments made to the IDP/BUDGET/OPMS Action Plan advertised in the publication on the 15th August 2014 as follows: MAJOR ACTIVITY 1. BUDGET 2014/2015 FORMULATION & IDP 2015/2016 REVIEW PROCESSES
DETAILED ACTIVITY Tabling to Council of the time schedule outlining key deadline for preparing, tabling and adopting the budget, reviewing of the IDP that should start 10 months before the start of the financial year (MFMA S21) Adoption of the Budget/IDP Process Plan by the Council
DATE 31 August 2014
RESPONSIBILITY EXCO/Council; Municipal Manager Chief Financial Officer; Budget Office; IDP/Public Participation Director PMS Directors
2. REVISION OF ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY FOR 2013/2014
Revision of Organizational Performance Management System of KwaDukuza Municipality 1. Project Mobilization 2. Desktop Analysis 3. PMS Workshop 4. Setting of Organizational 5. KPI’s and targets 6. Setting of operational 7. KPI’s and targets 8. Compilation of PMS Framework 9. Linking organizational and individual performance management
01 September 2014
Municipal Manager; IDP/Public Participation Director ; PMS Director; Internal Audit Director; All Executive Directors
3. IDP REVISION / PUBLIC CONSULTATION (REPORTS BACK)
Adoption of the IDP Organizational Structures for the period between 2014/2015 Mayoral Izimbizo’s (Needs Review)
01 September 2014
Municipal Manager; IDP/Public Participation Director
4. UPDATE THE FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL PLAN
CFO to update 5-year financial plan, list of projects for 2014/2015 and 5 year capital investment programme To integrate with IDP to inform strategic municipal budget alignment with IDP
01 September 2014 – 30 October 2014
CFO & All ED’s; IDP/Public Participation; Director: Budget and Compliance
5. SECTORAL MEETING/PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
Meeting with sector departments in order to identify and incorporate their plans into KwaDukuza 2015/2016 IDP
01 October – 30 November 2014
Municipal Manager; All ED’s/CFO; IDP/Public Participation Director; PMS Director; Director: Budget and Compliance
6. 2014/2015 BUDGET 1ST QUARTER REVIEW
Submission of report to Council on implementation of budget and financial status of municipality
30 October 2014
Chief Financial Officer; Municipal Manager; Director: Budget & Compliance
7. 2014/2015 BUDGET 2ND QUARTER REVIEW
Submission of report to Council on implementation of budget and financial status of municipality
30 January 2015
CFO/Municipal Manager; ED’s / Director: Expenditure; Director: Budget and Compliance
8. 2014/2015 ADJUSTMENT BUDGET
Implementation of recommendations from review process MFMA S72
28 February 2015
Chief Financial Officer; Director : Budget & Compliance; Director: Revenue; Director Expenditure
9. BUDGET PREPARATION –
Preparation of 2015/2016 Financial Year’s
20 March 2015
Chief Financial Officer
10. (INTERNAL PROCESS)
Capital Budget, Operating Budget, Salaries, Budget, Tariff of charges, Revised Budget, Draft SDBIP
11. ADOPTION OF THE ANNUAL REPORT
Adoption of the 2013/14 Annual Report
31 March 2015
EXCO/Council
12. IDP 2015/2016 REVIEW PROCESSES
Alignment of the 2015/2016 draft budget to the IDP
20 March 2015
Chief Financial Officer; All ED’s; IDP/Public Participation Director; PMS Director; Director : Budget & Compliance
13. BUDGET/IDP
Adoption of both 2015/2016 Budget & the 2015/2016 IDP
29 May 2015
The Mayor
14. 2015/2016 IDP
Submission of the Adopted and Final 2015/2016 IDP to the MEC for Co-operative Governance & Traditional Affairs
30 June 2015
Municipal Manager; IDP/Public Participation Director
All ED’s; Director : Budget & Compliance; Director Expenditure; Director : Revenue; Manager : Rates; Budget Office; Manager: Billing; Assistant Director : Payroll
Closing date for all representations is to be forwarded before the 5th of September 2014 to the: IDP Office, KwaDukuza Municipality, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, 4450. Alternatively email to lungisar@kwadukuza.gov.za/nokwes@kwadukuza.gov.za or Fax to (032) 551 4513 N J MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY
MN 133/2014
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GUY VEZI
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KUYADABUKISA ukuthi abantu abafa na noMnuz Eric Jabulani Sibeko, ongo munyewezazimthethoezihlonishwayo kuleli, bathathe umhlalaphansi nge sikhathi isizwe sibadinga kakhulu ku nakuqala. Lona ngumbono ovele kubafundi abaningi beFever emva kokufunda ngeledluleumbonowaloluqweqwelw ezomthetho olufishane ngesidumbu kodwa olufika esibhakabhakeni ngo mqondo, umfo kaGembe, lapho ebeca cisa khona ngokubaluleka komsebenzi womshushisi. Phakathi kwezinto ezin ingi akhulume ngazo, kube yimibande
Izinselelo zoluntu yisibindi neqiniso axole, umonakalo usuke sewenzekile la eholela ekutholakaleni kwebheyili. Ukubeke kwacaca kwathi bha emindenini, eminye imindeni isihluke okaGembe, ukuthi inkantolo ifinyelela nephakathi.Umbuzouthibasukesebe esinqumweni secala ngoba isicubun shonephi onembeza kulabo ababa gule bonke ubufakazi obubekwe nesibindi sokubheca umuntu ngo phambi kwayo. Uthe ubufakazi bubal bubende inyama engayidlanga. Okubi uleke ngendlela edlula ukwenza ngoba kakhulu ukuthi kwenzeka konke lokhu yibona obucacisa ikusasa lalowo osuke nje, basuke bekhona abalaziyo iqiniso lokuthi indoda iqanjelwa amanga, ethweswe icala. Sekukaningi kubikwa emaphep kodwa besabe ukuphumela obala handabeni ngamadoda adonsa imin ngoba esikhathini esiningi iqiniso liyab yakaemajelengamacalaangawenzan ulalisa. Inselelo ephon ga, kuze kuvele swa yiFever namh iqiniso emva lanje kubafundi kwesikhathi eside UBUGEBENGU bayo, ngeyokuthi ukuthi ayemsulwa. Esikhathiniesiningi BUDLANGE KANGAKA baveze imibono ngokufanele kwen kuba ngamadoda NJE YINGOBA ziwe mayelana abhecwa nezinselelo ezib ngokunukubeza iz IZIGEBENGU ZIYAZI noluntu ingane. Ake UKUTHI ZIYESATSHWA hekene uma kukhulunywa ucabange ukuthi ngesibindi neqiniso. iphuma inenhliziyo enjani le ndoda ehlala ejele iminyaka Ubugebengu budlange kangaka nje engaphezulu kwemihlanu, kuyima ku yingoba izigebengu ziyazi ukuthi ziye qhamuka ubufakazi bokuthi imsulwa, satshwa. Isigebengu siganga emini ka bha, sigabe ngokuthi uma kukhona oke yayiboshelwe amanqina enyathi? Kuyaye kube kuhle nje ngoba iningi wathi nkente, uyowuthunda awu lalawo madoda liphuma lithi: “Baba phuze. Nomuntu lowo wazi kahle uku bathethelele ngoba abakwazi abak thiumaekewafakazangaso,sizodonsa wenzayo.” Nanxa lamadoda ephuma ejele siphume simenzakalise, noma en
zakaliswe ngabangani baso nge sikhathi sona sidonsa. Kithina zintatheli siyazi kahle inda ba yabantu abamane bathi: “Hhayi an gazi lutho futhi angibonanga lutho. Ufuna ngikhulume la bese ngiyafa ku lambe izingane zami?” Kube khona abanye abathi: “Ngizokhuluma uma ungeke usho ukuthi uzwe ngami.” Abaningi bazoyikhumbula indaba kaPetru eBhayibhelini ephika uJesu iz into sezizimbi. Esinye isifo esikhona es okwehlulela umuntu wena ube ungazi ukuthi lowo muntu omehlulelayo uk wenziswe yini lokho akwenzayo. Ku manje kunemibono eminingi ehlukene ngabalingisi beGenerations. Bayagx ekwangapha,bayasolwangapha.Kun genzeka ukuthi kulaba abatelekile kukhona abafuna ukuphindela emse benzini kodwa bazosaba ukubizwa ngamagundane. Kulaba ababukela kude, kukhona abababaza imali enkulu eholwa yilaba balingisi, kukhona abathi yincane (R55 000 ngenyanga). Kazi wena mfundi ubuzokwenzenjani ukuba ubungomunye walaba balingisi. Umfoka kaSibeko, uthi izinto ezwe ni ziyolunga mhlazane abantu baba nesibindisokumelaiqiniso,bayekeuku shaya ihlombe uma kukhona obosh wayo kodwa balethe ubufakazi ukuze kube khona ubulungiswa.
Umlando kwezohwebo lwasolwandle NOSIPHO MKHIZE
>>nosipho.mkhize@media24.com
INKAMPANI yemikhumbi, iSouthern African Shipyards (SAS), eholwa ngusondonzima kwezamabhizinisi waseThekwini, uMnuz DonMkhwanazi,iqopheumlandokwezohwebo lwasolwandle ngokuthola ukuthola ithenda ka-R1.4 billion, yokwakha imikhumbi emincane (tugs) elekelela ukungeniswa nokukhishwa kwemikhumbi emkhulu echwebeni laseThekwini. Lokhu kuvele emcimbi wokusikwa kwensimbi yokuqala ezokwakha lemikhumbi, eBayhead eThekwini ngeledlule. UMnuz Mkhwanazi uzwakalise ukujabula ngokuthola lethenda wathi: “Akuzange kube lula ukuthola lomsebenzi wokwakha lemikhumbi, kodwa sikwazile ukuqikelela ekutheni sigcine siwutholile. Sizoqinisekisa ukuthi sizokwenza umsebenzi omuhle futhi onobuchwepheshe. Into engiyithokozela kakhulu wukuthi ukwakhiwa kwalemikhumbi kuzodala amathuba emisebenzi ayizi-3000,” kusho yena.
Enterprise iLembe is the Economic Development Agency of the iLembe District Municipality, responsible for Trade & Investment Promotion and Local Economic Development for the region
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PROVISION OF INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES Enterprise iLembe, the Economic Development Agency of iLembe District Municipality, hereby invites suitably qualified service providers with proof of registration with the Institute of Internal Auditors to submit proposals for the provision of Internal Audit Services as required in terms of Section 165 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, No 56 of 2003. Copies of the Terms of Reference will be made available via e-mail at khwezi@enterpriseilembe.co.za OR visit our website www.enterpriseilembe.co.za. Any requests for further information for clarity purposes will be made available via telephone. Please place your completed proposal in a sealed envelope endorsed “PROPOSAL FOR: Provision of Internal Audit Services” in the Tender Box at Sangweni Tourism Centre, Cnr Link Road & Ballito Drive, Ballito on or before Thursday, 25 September 2014 at 11h00.
SPECIALS VALID FROM Wed 27Aug - Sun 31 Aug 2014 Starking Apples 1kg
Jam Tomatoes 3kg for 19.99
For more information, please contact the SCM Unit on 032-9461256. Mr Zakhele Gumede Acting Chief Executive Officer Enterprise iLembe
R8.99 Soft Cooking Potatoes 10kg
R19.99
R19.99
R10.00
Cauliflower Heads
Onions 7kg
R10.00
7kg onion, 7kg potato, 5kg carrots, 3 kg tomatoes
R120
ISITHOMBE: GUY EZI
63 Balcomb Street • Opposite Stanger South School Phone number 0325514160/1 MON TO FRIDAY 7AM TO 18H30 • SAT: 7AM TO 5PM • SUN: 8AM TO 3PM
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 54(2)(c) published in the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) (as amended) of the intention to carry out listed activities requiring environmental authorization under Section 24(5) read with Section 44 of the Act. In terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations contained within the Act (GN R543- R 547 of 18 June 2010), environmental authorization must be obtained by the applicants in form of a Basic Assessment Report (BAR) from the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs. The KwaDukuza Local Municipality is proposing to construct places of worship. These places of worship will be located at the Shakashead Township under the KwaDukuza Local Municipality. The proposed project requires environmental authorization in the form of a Basic Assessment. Nzingwe Consultancy has been appointed as the independent Environmental Practitioner to be responsible for the environmental authorization process. All Interested and Affected Parties are requested to register with Nzingwe Consultancy, to raise issues, concerns and to comment by 15 September 2014.
UMnuz Tau Morwe ophethe iTransnet Port Terminals
7KG COMBO
R49.99 R34.99
NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORIZATION PROCESSES: Proposed Construction of Shakashead Worship Sites, KwaDukuza Local Municipality, Ilembe District Municipality
Nzingwe Consultancy Tsepo Molotsi 34 ESSEX TERRACE, OFFICE 3001 WESTVILLE P.O. BOX 2336, WESTVILLE 3630 Tel: 031 267 0289, Fax: 086 662 1789 E-mail: tsepo@nzingwe.co.za
Dhania 3 for R10
IZITHOMBE: GUY VEZI
Enterprise iLembe reserves the right not to accept any or portion of a proposal received under this call, or give reasons for doing so. Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of the approved Supply Chain Management Policy of Enterprise iLembe on the 90/10 Preferential Procurement points system. Please note: All proposals must be hand-submitted to the tender box, and no e-mailed or fax submissions will be accepted. No submissions will be accepted after the closing date and time, as stipulated above.
Green Beans per kg
Kwesokunxele uMnuz Don Mkhwanazi on gumphathi weSAS, uMnuz Tau Morwe ophethe iTransnet Port Terminals noMnuz Rufus Lekala oyiskhulu sakwaTransnet
ISAZISO NGENQUBO YOKUGUNYAZWA KWANGOKWEMVELO: Isaziso Sokuhlongoza ukwakhiwa kwezindawo zokuthandaza, KwaDukuza Local Municipality, Ilembe Municipality KwaZulu - Natal Isaziso sikhishwe ngokomgomo 54(2) (c) oshicilelwe eMthethweni kaZwelonke WokuPhathwa KweMvelo, ka 1998 (uMthetho 107 ka 1998) (njengoba uchitshiyelwe) ngenhloso yokwethula umsebenzi odinga ukugunyazwa ngaphansi kohlu lemisebenzi eshiciyelwe ngaphansi komgomo wokucwaninga ngokungenzeka emvelweni (EIA 2010) oqukethwe kwimigomo (GNR 543, 544, 545, 546 no 547 yangomhlaka 18 June 2010) ngaphansi koMthetho kazwelonke wokunakekelwa kwemvelo (uMthetho 107 ka 1998) (njengoba uchibiyelwe). Ngokubheka izimo ezingaphazamiseka ngenxa yokwakhiwa kwalomgwaqo, imvume yokwakhiwa kwale projekthi izotholakala ngokohlelo olubizwa ngokuthi iBasic Assessment ezotholakala emnyangweni we Ezemvelo. uMaspala waKwaDukuza uhlongoza ukwakha izindawo zokuthandaza. Zizokwakhiwa eShaka’s Head township engaphansi kwawo uKwaDukuza Masipala. AmaQembu Athintekayo Nabambiqhaza ayacelwa ukuba abhalise ku Nzingwe Consultancy (njengoNgoti beMvelo abazimele) nokuthi alethe noma aphakamise izingqinamba futhi aphawule ungakadluli umhlaka 15 kuSeptember 2014. Nzingwe Consultancy Tsepo Molotsi 34 ESSEX TERRACE, OFFICE 3001 WESTVILLE P.O. BOX 2336, WESTVILLE 3630 Tel: 031 267 0289, Fax: 086 662 1789 E-mail: tsepo@nzingwe.co.za
Kuzolandwa amathambo ka Moses Kotane eRussia
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>>Amathambo kaMnuz Moses Mauane Kotane azolandwa ngoMandulo
eThekwini. Nakuba amathambo akhe ebengavunyelwe ukuhlala ku ‘first efike eThekwini ngoLwesibili, olwed- class’ esitimeleni. Ngenxa yokudidwa lule, kodwa uMnuz Mthethwa ume- yizinga eliphezulu lesilungu sika Mnuz Nakasa, ibmezele ukuthi hunu limdayinkonzo yoUHulumeni uzobe efeza isifiso isele ithikithi mngcwabo wayo iyokuba somkakhe uMnuz Kotane,owaye lithi lidayisela umlungu. Kuse ziyi-13 kuManngokunye kulo dulo, kophezu- nguNobhala-Jikelele weSouth lu, emathuneni African Communist Party (SACP esefikile umfoka Nakasa ase ChesterBorn: 04-02-96 esezolanda ville, iHeroes oseneminyaka yobudala eyi Called to Rest: 06-11-2014 ithikithi lakhe. Acre. -102, osadla anhlamvana esiEqhubeka Echaza An angel whispered, take my hand and come with me you’re job here is done. ngokulandwa fundazweni iNorth West, uNkk nale midlalo Death leaves heartache, no one can heal. Love leaves memories no one can steal. yakhe yokukwamathamThey say time heals all wounds, but to us it gets deeper and it hurts to know Rebecca Kotane chukuluza inbo kaMnuz Kothat you has such little time with us. You where the pride an joy of our lives. To qubo yobandtane, uMnuz others we may seem fine but the pain and suffering no one can see. lululo, lo mfo Mthethwa, You will always be our baby. We love and miss you so much. Rest in peace our uthe uHulumeni uzobe efeza isifiso wase ‘Bhlekesi’, okuyigama abanye Baby. You and your family are kindly invited to the Memorial Service of Damien somkakhe uMnuz Kotane, osenemin- abayibiza ngalo iChesterville, uke waChetty. yaka yobudala eyi -102, osadla anh- faka isikhangiso ephephandabeni Date : Saturday, 06 September 2014 lamvana esifundazweni iNorth West, limbebenomnganewakhe,bethibafuTime : 11am na isisebenzi sasendlini esingumlunuNkk Rebecca Kotane. Venue : Sabha Hall, Stanger UMnuz Nakasa, obekuhlangat- gu. Kusuke isidumo sebefikile abelunFamily and friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invite. shezwe amathambo akhe, uqale lom- guabafunalomsebenzisebetholaukusebenziebhalelaiphephandabaILAN- thi ngabantu GA laseNatali, ngaphambi koku- abamnyama fudukela eGoli. Ugcine esebhalela abenze iphephandaba ebelihlonishwa kakhu- lokhu. Babe lu iRand Daily Mail, nephephabhuku sebexoshwa iDrum. lapho ebebe Izintatheli ezindala ezike zaseben- hlala khona. za naye nguMnuz Mathatha Tsedu, Ukuzwana odume kakhulu kwiCity Press, no kwakhe no Mnuz Joe Thloloe, uqweqwe lwen- Mnuz Maltatheli yezepolitiki, zikhumbuze aban- com X, obeytu ngamahlaya ale nsizwa isaphila, isishoshovu abeveza ukuthi kuyona ubandlululo sezepolitiki belubuye lube wumdlalo nje. eMelika, iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to bid for the Construction of Kuvele ukuthi uMnuz Nakasa kwenza Ndwedwe Water Offices. ubengabhali kuphela ngokulugxeka kube nongaubandlululo, kodwa ubebuye adlale bazane Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than ngalo. Kuvele nokuthi njengoba isiNg- ngokuzi4GB and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 3GB PE will be eligible to bid. isi ebesikhipha ngamakhala nje, uke phonsa kwawaganga eshayela ucingo izikhulu khe esitezi Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called for in the paragraph above prior zesiteshi sesitimela eGoli ebhuka esiphezulu to the closing date of the bid shall be disqualified for further consideration. ithikithi lesitimela lika-first class. efulethini Ngaleso sikhathi umuntu omnyama uNdazana. Bid Specification Documents together with the bid drawings will be available from Thursday, 28 August 2014 until the close of business on Thursday, 04 September 2014 at 15:00 from the offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R500.00. Bid documents will NOT be available at the site inspection meeting.
In Loving Memory
Damien Chetty
ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE
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CONTRACT No. TS/125/2014 CONSTRUCTION OF NDWEDWE WATER OFFICES
The Naicker & Pillay Families of Glendale invite you to a Mass Memorial Ceremony for their loved ones.
Date : Sunday, 28 September 2014 Time : 10am Venue : Stanger Siva Sungum Main Hall, Berthwell Drive, High Ridge, Stanger R.S.V.P: R. Naicker: 032-551 2360 Ganas Naicker: 032-551 1552 076 265 4456 (Cell)
IN LOVING MEMORY
Ranjen Poonsamy 21/06/1968 - 20/08/2013 God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be, so he put his arms around you, and whispered “Come to Me”. With tearful eyes we watched you, we watched you fade away. Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands now rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. You and your family are requested to attend the Memorial Service of Ranjen Poonsamy. Date : Saturday, 30 August 2014 Time : 2pm-3pm Venue : Gledhow Temple Hall Sadly missed by your loving mum, brother, sister in law, nephew, niece, and a host of relatives and friends.
LATE MRS VARDHA GOVENDER Dearest mother, we thank you for all the years of laughter and memories you have given us. Now 8 years later, all we have is fond memories and values which you have instilled in us. The deep love you had for all of your family will endure forever within our hearts and will be forever shared between us. Although you were taken away from us, we still know that you are always around and guiding us. Thank you for all the years you were gifted to us and all the times we shared together. You will be in our hearts and memories forever. SADLY MISSED BY YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
A COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 05 September 2014. Prospective Bidders shall meet at Ndwedwe Water Offices (From P100 turn to Ogunjini Road - Ndwedwe offices will be 20m away from P100) and where a site briefing and site inspection will be held. The Engineer will not be available for inspection purposes on any other occasion. Prospective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the site inspection for signing by the Engineer. All bid documents will be signed on site. All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Consulting Engineers, Mr. Msizi Maphumulo of Ibhongo Consulting Engineers on (032) 946 5540 or Mr. Dumisani Khoza, on 032 551 8772 alternatively contact Ms. Cingisa Mbola on 032 551 8742, iLembe District Municipality. Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document and non-attendance of the site inspection will result in the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification documentation provided by the Municipality. All Bidders must supply a Valid and Original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming that the Bidders Tax matters are in order and/or must give authority to iLembe District Municipality to obtain information from SARS regarding their Tax matters. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be immediately disqualified and will not be considered. Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/125/2014: Construction of Ndwedwe Water Offices must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on Friday, 19 September 2014 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelope containing the bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days. Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of iLembe District Municipality’s Supply Chain Management Policy in two stages. First stage of evaluation is functionality and the second stage being the 90/10 preference point scoring system. Only bidders who score the required minimum threshold on functionality criteria will qualify for the second stage of evaluation. iLembe District Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000. iLembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.
MR NG KUMALO ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
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AUCTION IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA AT STANGER CASE NO.: 178/2014 In the matter between:J.M. RAMNATH EXECUTION CREDITOR And ABDOOL GAFJAR KHAN EXECUTION DEBTOR Kindly take notice in pursuance of Judgment by the above Honorable Court and Writ of Execution issued thereon, the under mentioned movables, belonging to the above Named execution debtor will be sold in execution by the Public Auction to the highest Bidder for cash, at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m on Thursday, 18th September 2014. 1 x KIC Fridge/Freezer 1 x LG Microwave 1 x Cabinet 3 Door (Blue + White) + 1 x Cabinet (Green + White) 1 x Cream Shelving 1 x Round Table + 4 x Chairs 1 x Desk + 1 x Office Chair 1 x LG Toploader Washing Machine 1 x Headboard + 2 x Pedestals 1 x Headboard + 2 x Pedestals (Cream) 1 x HP Laptop + Charger 1 x Omega Karaoke Amplifier + 2 x Speakers TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1.This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the above Court. 2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, Kwa-Dukuza. 3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: *Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFile Action?id-99961) *FICA-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars; *Payment of registration deposit of R500-00 in cash; and *Registration of conditions 4).The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers MR R.SINGH (Sheriff) and/or S.REDDY and/or S. De Wit. 5).Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to Court Rules apply. DATED AT STANGERON THIS THE 20TH DAY OF AUGUST 2014. EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEY NARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANY OFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREET TEL: 032-552 3015 REF: NP/PSG/R070
AUCTION IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA KWAZULU-NATAL DIVISION, PIETERMARITZBURG CASE NO: 9537/2013 In the matter between:ABSA BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and SP7 LA BALLITO WOONSTEL CC 1st Defendant PETER FREDERICK DE BRUYN 2nd Defendant SANDRA DE BRUYN 3rd Defendant PETRUS CORNELUS DE BRUYN 4th Defendant BARBARA CHRISTINA DE BRUYN 5th Defendant NOTICE OF SALE The property which will be put up for auction on Tuesday the 9th September 2014 to be held at 10h00 outside the office of the sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza consists of: DESCRIPTION: A Unit Consisting of: (a)Section No. 86 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS5/1974, in the scheme known as LA Ballito in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at Ballito, Local Authority, Borough of Ballito of which section the floor area, according to the said sectional plan is 50 (Fifty) square metres in extent; and (b)An undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said sectin on accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said Sectional Plan held by Deed of Transfer No. ST4509/1994. PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Unit 1203 LA Ballito, 99 Compensation Beach Road, Ballito, KwaZuluNatal IMPROVEMENTS: Sectional title unit consisting of: Lounge, Kitchen, 1 Bathroom, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Carport but nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof. THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Special residential (nothing guaranteed) The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed, and are “voetstoots”) The full condition of sale may be inspected at the Sheriff’s Office at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the above Court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia, Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFile Action?id=99961); 4. Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars-List of other Fica requirements available at the Sheriff’s office. 5. Refundanle deposit of R10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteed cheque to be supplied prior to the sale. 6. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R.SINGH (Sheriff) and/or S.REDDY and/or S De Wit 7. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. DATED at DURBAN this 5th day of AUGUST 2014 PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS JOHNSTON & PARTNERS 25 CLARIBEL ROAD MORNINGSIDE DURBAN REF: D J STILWEL/T DE KOCK/48 A500 218
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Century of Maserati MASERATIbroughtitspast,presentandfuturetolife in celebrating the marque’s 100th birthday at the Monterey Car Week in California recently. As the featured marque at Pebble Beach’s Con cours d’Elegance, the celebration was stylish, re minding petrolheads of the same event in 1968, when a Maserati Mistral Coupé took top honours as best of show. Coming back to the present, the lawn at this Con cours d’Elegance was packed with examples of Ma serati’s rich history, including — in the Maserati Cen tennial Racing Class — a 1954 A6GCS Spyder, a 1955 Maserati 250F Monoposto, and a 1956 Maserati 300S Fantuzzi Spyer. The1954A6GCStookthetrophyforbestgrantur ismo, noted for its artistic beauty and high level of performance. One of the most fascinating cars of all time, de signed by Pininfarina in 1954, the A6GCS proved a valuable source of inspiration for the designers of to day’s Alfieri concept. This highly acclaimed concept made its North American debut during a special centennial celebra tion at the Mazda Raceway during the Rolex Monterey Motorsport Reunion, where Maserati was also the honoured marque. Lorenzo Ramacioitti, head of Fiat Chrysler Auto mobile Global Design, presented the stunning con cept, saying “this car has a racing breed, but with a kick of poetry. The new Alfieri also made a star turn on the con cept lawn at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. It was a birthday party worthy of a century.
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Isithebe Paints crowned darts league champions >> Blurb
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Isithebe Paints Darts Club trounced Darnall Action Sporting to clinch the Distell Richelieusponsored KwaDukuza Darts Association League title.
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SITHEBE Paints Darts Club were crowned Distell Richelieu-sponsored KwaDukuza Darts Association league champions after trouncing Darnall Action Sporting (10-3) at the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza on Wednesday night. Isithebe and R&B Gledhow came into the final round of the league fixture on Wednesday night sharing joint top spot on the log standing and both teams needing to win their matches convincingly in the hope of annexing the league title. Isithebe got off to a dream start, stealing a march on their rivals (Darnall) after winning the opening two 1001 and 801 team matches to take a 4-0 lead heading into the doubles matches. Vinesh Geanballey and Jerry Govender outclassed Ravolin Kaniappa and Cyril Pillay in the opening doubles match to extend Isithe-
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be’s lead (5-0). Darnall’s woes continued after Jean Marc Devasagayam and Knowledge Mthembu slumped to a defeat at the hands of Vishalin Parmasivan and Nine Pillay. Jerry Arunachellam and Asogan Latshoomanan made it a hat-trick of victories for Isithebe after outwitting Preollen Moothusamy and Sashen Naidoo in the final doubles match. The honours were shared in the singles matches with Kaniappa, Mthembu and Moothusamy winning their games to add some respectability to the score-line before Govender, Parmasivan and Arunachellan recorded impressive victories in their singles clashes to guide Isithebe to an emphatic 10-3 and their first coveted silverware of the season. Nevil’s Auto Darts Club, who secured virtually every major silverware of the 2014 season was the biggest disappointment in the Distell Richelieu League, slumping to their fourth successive defeat to finish at
the foot of the log table. Nevil’s Auto darted themselves in the foot after arriving at the Taste of IndiaRestaurantwithjustfiveplayers to fulfill their fixture against R&B Gledhow,whowerechasingtheirfirst major title. Gledhow held a narrow 5-2 lead heading into the singles matches. Darrell Shanmagum and Neeran Somnath beat Sanjay Singh and Sidney Naicker respectively to extend Gledhow’s lead (7-2). Nevil’s Auto reduced the deficit to three points (4-7) after Kuben Naidoo and Paddy Padayachee won their singles contest against Kevin Pillay and Rajesh Parasaraman respectively. Gledhow won the remaining two singles matches to register a 9-4 victory. With Isithebe and Gledhow boasting three wins each from four league outingsitwastimetobringoutthecalculator from the closet to determine the points aggregate. Isithebe boasting a points difference of 11 points (25 points for and 14 points against them) were adjudged leaguechampionswithR&BGledhow (negative one point aggregate) settling to be the bridesmaid. Gledhow United claimed 3rd position ahead of Darnall (4th) with Nevil’s Auto finishing a disappointing 5th. Tonight (Wednesday), KwaDukuza Darts Association will host a singles darts tournament at the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza at 7.30pm.
MANDENI MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC NOTICE
DISPOSAL OF MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES FOR WORSHIP PURPOSES Pursuant to the provisions of the Mandeni Municipality Land Disposal and Property Lease Disposal Policy and the Supply Chain Management Policy, read in conjunction with Section 14 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 56 of 2003, the Mandeni Municipality hereby gives notice of its intention to donate municipal properties for worship purposes. Church Organisations are invited to submit proposals for the intention to develop the sites for worship purposes and related activities. The properties to be donated are as follows: 1. Erf 171 Highview Park : 1406 m2 2. Erf 417 KwaHlomendlini : 4601 m2 3. Erf 418 KwaHlomendlini : 2273 m2 In accordance to Section 15.5 of the Mandeni Land Disposal Policy and Property Lease Disposal Policy, the following factors shall be considered relevant in the selection and allocation of immovable property to places of worship:a) The minimum size of 300 congregation of membership shall be confirmed.
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b) Financial statements confirming the ability to develop site within two years. c) Whether or not such a denomination is already represented in the area. d) Whether or not welfare type facilities will be provided in addition to religious facilities. e) Whether or not the congregation is drawn from area in which a site is being applied for. f)
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g) All transfer costs for both donated and sold properties to be at the expense of the benefiting organization or purchaser. h) All buildings shall be subjected to compliance with Town planning and National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act No. 103 of 1977 and all relates costs to be incurred be at the benefiting organisation costs. Documents containing the details of each site are available at the Municipal Offices, No. 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni at the Town Planning Department. Queries regarding this information may be directed to: Phumzile Hlabangane on (032) 456 8278, or e-mail Phumzile.Hlabangane@ mandeni.gov.za or themba.mjuza@mandeni.gov.za The original documents must be submitted to the Municipal offices for attention: Municipal Manager, Ref: CHURCH APPLICATION to P O Box 144 Mandeni 4490 or hand delivered to No. 2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni no later than the 18 September 2014 at 12h00. Faxed and e-mailed documents will not be accepted. MR L.H. MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER
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Dolphins ride stanger WEEKLY the wave August 29, 2014
WEEKLY REPORTER DOLPHINS IV are riding the crest of a wave and are expected to take a power of beating in their quest for honours in the Dolphin Coast Squash Third Division League. On Tuesday night Ranjith Rhugoonan’s Dolphins IV outfit consolidated their position at the summit of the log table with a 14-3 hammering of Salt Rock V at the Dolphin Coast Sports Centre squash courts. Ravi “Sugar” Pillay, playing at four, set the platform for a home victory after demolishing Holly Ehlers in straight sets (3-0) in the opening fixture of the evening. Skipper Rhugoonan led from the front, trouncing Brenda van Niekerk (3-1) to double the advantage of the home team. With the bonus point virtually bagged, squash enthusiasts expected Dolphins to step off the accelerator. But, Prenolen Govender, a strong contender for the most promising
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player award in the Dolphin Coast Squash Third Division ranks, making his debut for Dolphins IV since the start of the 2014 squash season hardly worked up a sweat in his fluent 3-1 win against Juanel Schultz to seal the fate of their rivals. Top seed Evashen Govender made it a clean sweep for the hosts after beating Sterling Louw 3-1 to guide Dolphins to a well deserved 14-3 win. An elated Dolphins skipper, Rhugoonan said: “We have pulled away six points clear of arch-rivals Tongaat at the top of the log table and it is vitally important that the boys don’t get carried away, but stay focused in their quest for honours”. “It has been a wonderful demonstration of team effort throughout our league campaign and I must commend the Govender brothers — Evashen and Prenolen — who have played outstandingly since making their debut in competitive league squash at the start of the summer league.” Prenolen Goven der, Evashen Govender, Ranjith Rhugoonan and Ravi ‘Sugar’ Pillay guided Dolphins IV to an emphatic 143 win against Salt Rock V. PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTER
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Nandos women’s volleyball tourney a resounding success >> Organisers promise a bigger event in 2015 WEEKLY REPORTER
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HE Nandos-sponsored volleyball tournament for women (hosted by KwaDukuza Volleyball Association) held on Friday night was a huge success with women from all walks of life converging at the association courts. There was fierce rivalry on the courts, but the camaraderie that prevailed among the women at Nandos (during supper) was phenomenal and officials of KwaDukuza Volleyball Association have already promised to make the event a bigger and brighter one in 2015.
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President of KwaDukuza Volleyball Association, Isaac Abraham was greatly indebted to Gerald (CEO of Nandos KwaDukuza) for his kind generosity in sponsoring the meals and medals for all 70 participants and looked forward to their support in the future. Ladies volleyball teams from Nkobongo, Maphumulo, Ndwedwe and KwaDukuza had an opportunity of rubbing shoulders with one another on the courts and socializing during supper at Nandos. Abraham said: “The tournament was a clear indicator that ladies are hungry to play the sport and I am looking forward to
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KWADUKUZA Athletic Club (KDAC) will host the Y2K 5km fun run on Sunday, August 31 at the Manor Ground commencing at 9am. Entry fee is R10 per person with goodie bags awarded to the first 200 finishers. There will also be a raffle going on throughout the day with fabulous prizes up for grabs. Officials of KDAC have promised to give a special prize to an entire family (mother, father and chil dren) who finishes the 5km fun run. Meanwhile Comrades Marathon bronze medalist, Melody Ndlovu completed the La dies Spar Challenge in Durban on Sunday in a time of 54 minutes. Other KDAC athletes to finish the 10km race were Sue Gungadeen (1: 01), Shireen Sewmungal (1:48) and Desiree Reddy (1:48).
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