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Shayamoya gym unveiled Operation Sukuma Sakhe and top­class gym opened in Ward 23 MERVYN KRISHNA

From left, on the gym equipment are: KwaDu­ kuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, MEC Ntombi­ kayise Sibhid­ la­Saphetha and, ward 23 councillor John Phahla

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WAZULU-NATAL MEC for arts,culture, sports and recreation, Ntombikayise SibhidlaSaphetha together with KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu launched Operation Sukuma Sakhe in Shayamoya (Ward 23) yesterday (Tuesday).

They also unveiled a brand new outdoor gym and playground in the heart of township. The Operation Sukuma Sakhe champion and mayor visited three households as part of government efforts to relieve people from poverty.

Mthembu also introduced officials from various government departments to the community who had to deal with a number of service delivery issues on the spot.

The mayor also explained that the War Room is a platform where communities can interact with government.

“If you want to know what progress is being made in your ward, go to the War Room and the information will be available there. If your are not happy, there are various ways for you to get in touch with us,” said Mthembu, emphasising the need for communities to get involved in all government programmes.

Mthembu went on to say: “The community has been waiting for this

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Sibhidla-Saphetha, in her address, said the gloves are off as the KwaZulu-Natal government intensifies efforts to alleviate poverty in

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She also asked the people to help government in its endeavors to create ‘a better life for all’.

“If you see that something is not right do something about and try to fix it. If people have issues relating to water, electricity, roads and other issues there should be representatives from those departments.”

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“I also want to urge you to work with ward committees.”

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OMMUTING to work, school, clinics or anywhere around KwaDukuza has been difficult for many, with the Department of Community Safety and Transport rolling out its operation Shanela in KwaDukuza for almost a week now.

The operation, which commenced on Monday, has seen many taxis being impounded leaving hundreds of people stranded on the roadsides without transport.

Dolphin Coast Taxi Association spokesperson, Mdu Tony, said it is “painful” that operation Shanela always comes into the area when there are taxi feuds.

“Impounding taxis will not solve

problems. The department needs to meet with the taxi association members who are involved in the dispute because Shanela has affected even those who are not involved.”

Tony added that KwaDukuza, Dolphin Coast and Maphumulo taxis have been greatly affected by the operation.

He went on to say that there are many taxis that do not have permits in the area since the department is no longerissuingpermits.Some of those who applied for permits previously have not received them.

“This is a problem for commuters. There are more of them already and few vehicles to transport them to clinics hospitals, school and work.

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The taxi drivers encountered a similar issue in July this year, when taxis were impounded as the vehicles did not have permits.

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A commuter who spoke on the condition of anonymity said travelling to work had become dreadful for him as he had to wait for hours just to catch a taxi.

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KwaDukuza SAPS station commander brigadier Bongiwe Sithole requested the community to co-operate with Operation Shanela as it is there for their “safety”.

“I donot know how long the operation will take. The law enforcers are here to help so that when the festive season begins, only road worthy vehicles will operate.

“We are already implementing festive season activities. There are police who are operating on a 24 hour basis to ensure that KwaDukuza residents are safe.”

She said she is aware that Operation Shanela does not only apply to taxis but to other vehicles which are not roadworthy as well.

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WADUKUZA mayor Ricardo Mthembu is encouraging residents of KwaDukuza and the iLembe District to register to vote on Saturday, 9 November and Sunday, 10 November.

He said Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) branches all over KwaDukuza will be open during normal office hours.

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ument in order to register.”

He said it is also important for those who have registered before to check if their names still appear on the voter’s roll.

They will also have to check that their details are up-to-date.

“We have come a long way and in order for us to protect our democratic gains, we have to use our power to vote in the elections.

“I want to urge all our citizens to take this opportunity to register in the nearest registration centres in their communities.”

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AFTER three years in government the KwaDukuza mayor already has clear directionaboutservicedeliveryinMadundube.

The municipality lead by mayor RicardoMthembuwillsoonboastaclinic in Madundube that will cost the provincial Department of Health R140 million to build. Mthembu said contractors are busy in the area building a community hall and houses.

This was recently announced at an Integrated Development Plan (IDP) Roadshow held at Madundube.

“More is yet to be done as we are finally getting the much needed land to unlockmoreprojects.Themunicipality is doing whatever it can to reach out to everyone in KwaDukuza in an effort to improve service delivery.”

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HesaidMadundubeisnowstarting to change.

“KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) is making strides in unlocking development and speeding up delivery. The last time we came here, people told us that they can now see change. They know that they will no longer be in the darkasmorethan20streetlightshave been erected and are billed to operate soon. A community park has already

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Mthembu said he will continue to deliver and deal with issues which require government’s attention.

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Grandfather locked up for life THE KwaDukuza Regional Court has convicted and sentenced a 63-year-old to 25 years’ imprisonment for repeatedly raping an 11-yearold girl.

On Sunday, 9 February at about 1pm, the accused raped his granddaughter while at home in the Mandeni area.

According to KZN SAPS spokesperson captain Thulani Zwane, the accused was caught by his wife during the act.

“The child told the grandmother that it is not the first time she was raped by her grandfather.

“A case of rape was then opened at Newark SAPS and was investigated by KwaDukuza Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit.”

Provincial commissioner lieutenant general Mmamonnye Ngobeni expressed her confidence in the judicial system.

“The sentence handed down will send a clear message to would-be offenders that the police will trace, arrest and successfully prosecute them.”

Commuters “fed­up” with taxi violence NOXOLO MEMELA COMMUTERS using the Dolphin Coast Taxi Association and Stanger Association of taxis say they are “fedup” with the ongoing violence between the two associations.

Commuters from Tete, Shakashead, Shakaskraal, Ballito and Stanger who use public transport daily say they are unhappy with the feud over routes as it is disruptive.

“I am always late at work because of these taxis.

“I wonder when they will stop and resolvetheirissues,”saidMandlaSibiya, who travels from Stanger to Shakashead twice daily.

Another commuter, Thabsile

Khawula, who travels from Stanger to Ballito daily said he has received a warning for being late due to the taxi situation.

“Even if we leave home early we still get delayed.

“Sometimes we get these security guys stopping the taxi for long periods doing absolutely nothing but walking around it.

“We also feel unsafe with all these guns being carried while we are being commuted,” said Khawula.

Last month taxi driver Khulekani Mdletshe and taxi owner Dennis Mhlongo were shot and killed while looking for a panelbeater in Shakaskraal.

Justice Mthethwa, Mthunzi Ma-

thenjwa and Mbhekiseni Luthuli were arrested on the day and charged with murder, attempted murder and possession of firearms.

Dumisani Sikhakhane was arrested the following week in Shakaskraal where he was found in possession of a 9mm pistol with 13 live rounds.

He faces two counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder and possession of an illegal firearm.

Dolphin Coast Taxi Association’s publicrelationsofficer,MduTony,said the situation is getting “worse each day”.

“The communities have told us of their frustrations, but there is nothing we are doing wrong or can do.

“The [Stanger association] is always provoking us,” said Tony.

The Provincial Department of Transport, Community safety and Liaison said the Taxi Violence Unit is keeping a close watch to deter further incidents.

Provincial SAPS spokesman, captain Thulani Zwane said, “The case has been moved from its original area of jurisdiction to the Durban High court.

“Suspects appeared on 30 October where they had to apply for legal representation. Suspects are currently in Westville prison.

“The case was remanded until 11 November for another bail application,” said Zwane.

Councillor rejects demands as having a “political agenda” NOXOLO MEMELA / MERVYN KRISHNA

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A Ward councillor Ann McDonnell has rejected claims by a group of residents that she is distributing food parcels to DA registered voters and hampering service delivery.

Ward 22 (Shakaskraal) councillor McDonnell, said at a mayoral imbizo in late October that allegations made against her and the DA are part of a “political agenda” to taint the party ahead of next year’s elections.

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The imbizo took an unexpected turn when Shakaskraal residents handed an ultimatum to KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, insisting that he reply to a list of demands issued that day.

The list includes various service delivery issues as well as a demand to remove certain Ward committee members who they allege are hampering service delivery.

This includes McDonnell.

The group hit out at McDonnell and her Ward committee for “undermining” the community. They claim the committee is issuing government food hampers worth R1 200 to DA supporters only.

McDonnellhasdismissedtheclaims.

“The person who handed these grievances is not even a member of the Ward committee. He is on his own mission together with the ANC to remove me as councillor,” she said.

“They are bitter that although they voted for the ANC, the DA ended up

winning the Ward. This is a political agenda because the DA won and most of the Ward committee members are ANC. Those members who are fulfilling their mandate for the Ward are seen as being DA.” She said the memorandum was not about service delivery but about removing her and those who are perceived as “non-ANC” members.

“I would like to meet with the community more frequently, but every public meeting is disrupted by some hooligans, making progress impossible.

“Those organising the disruption had been a part of the committee who had prioritised projects but did not understand that housing is already prominent on the IDP. They want things to be done their way and forget the mandate of the municipality,” she said.

McDonnell will meet with Mthembu this week to try to resolve matters.

ANCYL hosts conference >> There is still hope for the youth, says youth league secretary

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HEGreaterKwaDukuzaRegional ANC Youth League held a “peaceful and successful” three days elective conference over the weekend at the Regal Inn Hotel, Ballito.

The local ANCYL was the first region in the country to comply with the constitutional requirements of holding a congress and subsequently holding a successful regional congress in the rebuilding phase.

Initially the local ANCYL held its elective conference during the time that the national leadership had been disbanded by the ANC. In KZN four regions were disbanded, while four had qualified to prepare for the conference.

Two others are still being assessed.

The ruling party had banned its structures from having conferences after July 2013.

This was so that they could concentrate on election campaigns for the 2014 General Elections.

National ANCYL task team convenor Mzwandile Masina said although there were regions that had been disbanded and the directive was that no region can hold its conference after July, an exception was made for the Greater KwaDukuza Region.

“A go-aheadwasgiventotheGreater KwaDukuza Youth League to have its elective congress and we congratulate them for a having a peaceful one.”

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From left: Khonza Ngidi (chairperson), Siyabonga Mthembu (deputy chairper­ son), Lucky Makhathini (secretary), Zama Ncalane (deputy secretary) and Ja­ cob Nxumalo (treasurer). retary Lucky Makhathini said the congress had started preparation meetings in July addressing all arising issues with different sectors of the region.

“We thank all the leaders who have assisted us ahead of and during the congress.

“The Greater KwaDukuza ANCYL region is a perfect example that there is still hope for the Youth League and

together we can make a better Youth League.”

The following people were elected: Khonza Ngidi (chairperson), Siyabonga Mthembu (deputy chairperson), Lucky Makhathini (secretary), Zama Ncalane (deputy secretary) and Jacob Nxumalo (treasurer).

The term for those elected is 20 months, after which new members will be elected.

Notorious cat burglar nabbed N­FORCE Security officers have nabbed a burglar arrested.

“Eight of his victims came to the scene and identi­ known as “The Silver Thief” who is believed to have made off with thousands of rands worth of lap­tops, fied him. “Mdlolese confessed to various house rob­ cameras, cigarettes, cellphones and furniture from beries and gave names and places of where he sold the stolen items.” families and businesses in the CBD. Mdlolese appeared in the KwaDukuza Magis­ Mka Mdlolese (18) was arrested at the KwaDuku­ za taxi rank on Wednesday night after a month­long trate’sCourtonThursday for housebreakingandbur­ investigation led by N­Force Security director Nitesh glary and was remanded in custody for further Arjun. Mdlolese, who has more than 25 cases of bur­ investigations. glary against him, was arrested five timesdur­ ing a year­long ‘catch­ me­if­you­can’ chase.

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Service Guide “With GOD all things are possible” Mark 10v27

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Find us at 7 Smithers Road, Stanger

Old MotorTown Midas Building, Workshop No. 2

Cell: 079 863 2636 Office : 032 - 551 3670

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According to the editorial policy of Stanger Weekly, readers are invited to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and significant errors will be corrected as soon as possible. Please send information about correc­ tion of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 021 8513232 or 083 543 2471. 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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Family and friends are kindly requested to please accept this as a personal invitation to the 16th Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Selvarani Iyer th on the 7 November 2013 at 7.00pm at the Iyer residence, 59 Joelah Drive, Selvarani Iyer Highridge, 07/05/1948 - 24/10/2013 Stanger.

You were someone who took time to think of other people’s needs, Your warmth touched so many hearts with gentle words and thoughtful deeds. Your simplicity added something very special to every person and all those who loved you. You always shared, gave help and cared.

You were someone dearly loved and very special.

Deeply missed by daughter Devika, sons Desan, Praveshen, Dhireshen and Isayan, s i s t e r, d a u g h t e r s - i n - l a w, s o n - i n - l a w, grandchildren and a host of family & friends.

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032 552 3363 OPINION November 8, 2013 stangerweeklyclassi­ fieds@gmail.com COPYRIGHT: Copyright of all editorial, advertising layout, design and photographs is vested in Ballito Fever and may Integrity, Respect, Accountability, Courage not be used without the permission of Media24 News in writing.

DISTRIBUTION: For all distribution queries, please contact Julie Naidoo on 032 552 3363.

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Big win for Morningside in November 1 edition WITH reference to the above article dates 1 November 2013, we as mem­ bers of the Flipside Cricket Club are upset about being called “Flopside”.

Our team consists of young teen­ agers and they strive to perform at their best. That statement is defama­ tory and is demotivating to our play­ ers and especially our sponsors.

Just for the record, Harry Naidoo started his career at Flipside and not forgetting Tyron Pillay as well who al­ so played for the Dolphins.

We humbly request you publish an apology to our club, players and of­ ficials.

Mukesh Maharaj

AUM A UM

EDITOR’S RESPONSE The Stanger Weekly places on record an apology to Flipside Cricket Club players and officials with regard to the comments presented in the 1 November issue.

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the way Hindus cele­ A FESTIVAL of lights brate. which is meant to In fact, I was bring families togeth­ pleased when I saw er, enjoy sweet treats the youth take more and burst fireworks, ofaninterestinDiwa­ turned into a social li because they are network commenting learning about tradi­ frenzy this past week­ tion. end.

Personally, I think I'm quite open people could have minded about these been tolerant situations, so I'll be enough to give Hindu honest, I don't really people that weekend like the loud fire­ or even just Diwali to works, which are more PRIYA NUNKUMAR enjoy, rather than deafening than pretty.

YOUNG, WISE, FREE post nasty com­ I prefer colourful ments all over Face­ fireworks which are worth watching. However, I do know book.

Everybody has their own version of that some colourful fireworks make celebrations. I don't see people too a loud noise and disturb people.

I was really disappointed to see concerned about their pets when they people not accepting Hindu traditional have parties with loud music.

If "loud noise" is an issue, then par­ beliefs for at least one weekend be­ cause it is something Hindus have be­ ties should be banned too.

The "Sound Police" should be im­ ing doing for many, many years now.

The amount of hateful comments partial, and regard any "loud noise" and statuses which were all over my as a disturbance.

Even though I'm a pet lover, what Facebook news feed disheartened about dogs barking the entire night me.

We all wants a chance to enjoy our­ and keeping people awake on a "non­ selves in the way we want, and yes I Diwali" night?

Everyone should have a bit of know people have pets and it is dan­ gerous for them, but I am sure every­ consideration for other cultures and one isn't harming their pets and even more so, tolerance.

Do you have a story for us about shooting fireworks next to their pets.

In addition, there are ways to calm your Diwali celebration or the com­ pets down on Diwali, like tranquilisers. ments which you've seen? I'd love to Diwali is about a celebration, not hearfromyou! Email me on Priya.nun­ about people commenting rudely on kumar@gmail.com

LOVING IN LO VING MEMORY

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ON November 9 and 10, voter regis­ tration will be taking place at various Wards in and around KwaDukuza.

It is vitally important for those of you who are not registered to vote to ensure that you have yourself regis­ tered. This will enable you to vote in the upcoming nationalelections next year.

The election is about you and it determines the kind of service deliv­ ery in your area.

It is your duty as a KwaDukuza citizen as well as a citizen of South Af­ rica as a whole to vote.

Make your voice heard. Register to vote.

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In Loving Memory The 15th/16th Day Memorial Ceremony of the Late Moonsamy Kuppa will be held at The Stanger Siva Sungum Hall, Berthwell Drive, Highridge, Stanger on Monday, 11th November 2013 Moonsamy Kuppa and will continue 23/09/1930-28/10/2013 on Tuesday, the 12th November 2013.

All friends, family and relatives are invited to join the family for supper between 5.306.30pm followed by a service to start at 7.00pm.

The family would like to thank all friends, family and relatives for the tremendous support and words of encouragement during this difficult time.

In Loving Memory How little we knew that morning, what sorrow that day would bring, and we wonder why you had to leave us without a chance to say goodbye. Our family chain has broken, our special son and brother has left us and gone so suddenly. No one Sathianandham Morgan knows the pain we bear when we (Ravi) gather and you are Called to Rest: 26-10-2013 not there. What a memory you left behind, deep in our hearts. th You and your family are invited to the 15 and 16th Day Ceremony of the late Sathianandham Morgan (Ravi) on 09th and 10th November 2013 at 113 Jacaranda Crescent, Darnall, supper will be served at 5pm and the service will be from 7pm.

Please accept this as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by his mother (Baiguim), sisters (Vanessa & Lucy), brothers-in-law (Selvan, Aziz & Indran), nieces (Nikita, Kivona & Nicole) and a host of family and friends.

You and your family are invited to the 15th and 16th Day Ceremony of the late Nagama Ponen, on the 12th November 2013 from 67pm and continues on the 13th November 2013, at 13 Petunia Street, Stanger Manor.

Sadly missed by the Ponen and Naidoo family.

AUM NAMAH SHIVAYA Dad, you were our pillar, our strength, our rock. You gave off your very best to everyone in need, yet you took nothing back. You had a heart of gold and “family” meant everything to you. God knew what he did was best for you for he saw you in pain. Now your hard working hands and legs are at rest. No words can express what you meant to us. You will always be our Hero, our guiding Light and the love of our lives. We love and miss you dearly, till we meet again, rest in peace dad.

The 15th and 16th Day Ceremony of our dearest husband and dad will take place Mr. Subban on Friday, 8th November 2013 at his late Kandasamy (Bob) residence 7 Aries Crescent, Glenhills, 07/05/1957-25/10/2013 Stanger, at 7:00pm and continue on Saturday, 9th November 2013.

Family and friends are kindly requested to accept this as a personal invitation. All welcome.

Sadly missed by his loving wife Sheila, Children Deon, Late Dean and Karen, Daughter-in-law Tashni, Son-in-law Denver and a host of family and friends.

Your presence will be highly appreciated.

In Loving Memory There’s magic in a mother’s touch, and sunshine in her smile.

There’s love in everything she does, to make our lives worthwhile.

We can find both hope and courage, just by looking in her eyes.

Her laughter is a source of joy, her words are warm and wise.

There is a kindness and compassion, to be found in her embrace, and we see the light of heaven shining from our mother’s face.

You and your family are invited to attend the One Year Memorial Service of the late Mrs Kowlapathie Suklal (Kay), beloved wife of the late Mr Adjodha Rowanlall (Ramoo) of Stanger Heights will take place on Date: Sunday, 10 November 2013 Time : 9.30am Venue : 28 Hillside Flats, Stanger Heights, Stanger

Mrs Kowlapathie Suklal (Kay)

Your presence will be highly appreciated.

Forever loved, honoured, cherished and always missed by her loving family and host of friends ...

Inserted by Prenesa Govinder (daughter) and family.

“Mum I wish you hadn’t gone away”

November 8, 2013

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

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

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.

LOST African Grey missing, flew on the 3 November 2013 from 24 Centenary Rd, Ocean View, Stanger.

If found please contact Mr. R. Moorchund on 083 300 3693/032-552 5437/083 983 5381, Reward Given.

NOTICE I, Reddy Pregasan ID. NO.8206015247088 the sole member of Nain’s Building Construction and Glazing cc reg. no.2008/054053/23 requires the CC to be reinstated by CIPC. PREMISES TO LET 2 Premises to Let, 110sq & 120sq in Stanger Market Plaza.

Call: 083 556 1645.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE 2 x vacant flat fully serviced properties in extension 8 Mandini, Approximately 1200 m2 each, 3 and 5 begonia drive Mandeni, R85 000 each negotiable.

Contact: Mervin 082 809 0338.

1366 Square meters of Land for Sale in Glenhills, corner property, R350 000.00 neg.

987 Square meters of Land for Sale in Tugela, R85 000.00 neg. Contact: 082 566 3988.

Two Residential side by side properties for sale in Stanger, +/- 983 sq.mt each. Contact: 082 673 4373/083 561 8801.

SERVICES Repairs & Installation to most Domestic & Commercial Alarm Systems, CCTV & Gate Motors at reasonable rates. Contact: Brenden on 079 878 1935/084 660 1004.

TRANSPORT Transport available from Stanger to Umlanga. Call: 084 451 3447.

CLASSIFIEDS VACANCY

Buyer required, Must have Syspro knowledge. Fax CV to 086 654 0841.

Debtors and Creditors Clerk required, minimum 3 years experience. Fax CV to 032-551 2517.

Earn R800 in your first week guaranteed!

Data hub needs some workers to fill out forms with or without computer. Easy step by step Tutorials own hours. SMS Name, Postal or email address to 073 374 8703 or datahubb@yahoo. com.

Grade D Officers with SOB, Males only, Stanger Area, must speak/read/write English. Tel: 072 434 2692.

Hairdresser and beautician required for Beauty Salon. Call: 074 668 4456.

Job opportunity-We are looking for people who have good communication skills, Able to sell & promote Old Mutual products.

Requirements: -Grade 12/matric -Able to read and write -Driver’s license will be a good advantage.

For more info: please contact Mr. Phakathi: cell: 071 870 1622/Email: versipak@yahoo. com or Fax: 035-870 9716.

New Business Consultant-Must have min 2 years’ experience, Position based in Isithebe, Own vehicle, Experience in the service industry, Salary-basic + comm. Email CV’s to: seveshr@workforce. co.za.

Qualified Polony and Sausage maker required at Plaza Wholesale Meats, Call within Shop 3, Stanger Market Plaza, Cato Street.

Trainee Machine Operators x 4 Requirements: -Matriculated -Mechanically Minded -Shift Work -Own transport Semi-Skilled Fitter x 2 -Matriculated -Mature candidate (3039 Years of age) -Own transport -Mechanically Minded -Studied Engineering, Workshop Experience Email CV’s to: seveshr@workforce. co.za.

WANTED

Looking for 1 bedroom, or outbuilding with L/W or without L/W in Stanger Manor/Stanger Heights prepared to pay R1500-R1850.Contact: 031-467 1291/073 270 5757/081 064 5905/072 058 4355.

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

Audit Bureau of Circulations of South Africa

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 26 November 2013 at 10h00 outside the office of the Acting Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/Kwa Dukuza, KwaZuluNatal.

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 KwaZulu-Natal 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 (d)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, KwaZuluNatal 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. ( U R L h t t p : / / w w w. i n f o . g o v. z a / v i e w / DownloadFileAction?id=99961) (b)Fica-legislation 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, KwaZuluNatal.

DATED AT PIETERMARITZBURG ON THIS 16TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2013.

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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.

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

VEHICLE FOR SALE 1993 Nissan Santra, R21 000-00. Contact: 079 457 6985.

1999 Honda VTec, as is, R38 000-00. Contact: 072 585 1876.

AUCTION

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

IN LOVING MEMORY

One year has gone by, yet it seems like yesterday. Many memories in our minds, some we laugh and some we cry. The times we shared and the laughter we had are things we miss when we think of you. You had a special way that warmed the hearts of everyone who knew you. The qualities that made you the wonderful person you were, have left us Gopichand with many beautiful Sunpersadh memories that will be treasured forever. Each moment we gather the absence of your loving smile and sense of humour becomes easily noticeable. Missing you is the reality that fills us with so much grief. We love you.

Sadly missed by your wife, sons, daughters, daughters-inlaw, sons-in-law, grandchildren and a host of family & friends.

Inserted by:Ashok &Anitha Mahadu.

In Loving Memory How little we knew that morning, what sorrow that day would bring, and we wonder why you had to leave us without a chance to say goodbye. Our family chain has broken, our special son and brother has left us and gone so suddenly. No one Sathianandham Morgan knows the pain we (Ravi) bear when we gather and you are Called to Rest: 26-10-2013 not there. What a memory you left behind, deep in our hearts. th You and your family are invited to the 15 and 16th Day Ceremony of the late Sathianandham Morgan (Ravi) on 09th and 10th November 2013 at 113 Jacaranda Crescent, Darnall, supper will be served at 5pm and the service will be from 7pm.

Please accept this as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by his mother (Baiguim), sisters (Vanessa & Lucy), brothers-in-law (Selvan, Aziz & Indran), nieces (Nikita, Kivona & Nicole) and a host of family and friends.

AUM

KALI NAGOORAN (AKA JOHN) (26/11/1945 – 06/11/2011) Two years have passed since that fatal call, your hastened departure shook us all. Your life was full of family & friends, a helping hand to all those who were in need. We sincerely mourn your loss in silence in repeating your glowing name, but all there is to answer, is your photo in a frame.

How much we miss you will never be known.

You closed your eyes to ease the pain. The golden days we shared with you, are just a dream. You wouldn’t come back, we know its true. But someday, we know we will come to meet you.

Eternal thanks Appa for everything you have done.

Forever loved, honoured, cherished, treasured and always missed.

Inserted by Narrine and Kubashini Perumal and family.

UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN APPA

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Luthuli Museum book club launched

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POETS, pupils and aspiring authors attended the launch of the Luthuli Museum Book Club last week. guest speaker, Media24 KZN Local Newspapers isiZulu editor and veteran journalist Guy Vezi (centre back) encouraged all participants and the commu­ nity to take advantage of the club which is looking to build up a membership base. With him are (back left to right) Luthuli Museum marketing manager Heidi Gibson, Eric ‘Sigidi’ Ngcobo, poet Lisa Ntuli, Luthuli Museum public relations and community liaison officer Zinhle Nyembe, poet Ntobe Msomi and Luthuli Museum director Brian Xaba and local pupils.

Vezi receives a token of apprecia­ tion from Luthuli Museum mar­ keting manager Heidi Gibson af­ ter the launch of the book club.

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New play area for

AMATIKULU

>> The Sathya Sai Organisation throughout the world will be observing their global Akhanda Bhajans (24 hours of continuous singing in praise of the Lord) commencing on Saturday, 9 November at 6pm and concluding on Sunday at 6pm. The North Coast region willbehostingtheireventattheChinna Thirupathi Temple Hall in Belvedere, Tongaat. All are welcome. For more in­ formation contact Sagayen Murugan on 032 552 3566 or 073 568 6464. >>Delicious Christmas treat ideas with SMEG and HIRSCH’s. Danny Bender, Smeg’s chef extraordinaire, will be demonstrating some fun festive foodie ideas and cooking up a festive storm!

Old favourites – and new! Date: Thurs­ day, 14 November. Time: 11am to 12.30pm. Venue: Hirsch’s Ballito.

No charge Phone Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book. >>An informative workshop on learn­ ing how to operate and clean a variety NOTHANDO NDLOVU of domestic appliances will be held for RADE R pupils from Amadomestic workers at Hirsch’s BALLITO tikulu Primary were ‘all on WEDNESDAY, 13 NOVEMBER from smiles’ when a fully spon10am to 11.30am. Free of charge. Con­ sored play area was officially tact Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book. opened by the director of Tongaat >>The Christmas Fair Fund's annual Hullet Sugar Deon Van den Berg Country Fair will take place at Coll­ recently. isheen Estate, outside Ballito, on 6 and The company also donated a 7 November from 9am to 5pm daily. fully-fledged assembly area with >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal will ob­ a podium. serve Inder Goverdhan Pooja on Sun­ Van den Berg said it was a day, 10 November. pleasure for the company to as>>Time: 9am Venue: Shri Sanathan sist schools with a vision, mission Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger and professional ethos like AmaHeights,Stanger.LunchandPrasadwill tikulu. be served. All welcome. For further in­ He said the school had grown formation contact the PRO Madhuri in leaps and bounds over the Sing on 0823243406. years. >>Invitationtoallfamilymembers,rel­ “The pace at which this atives, friends and well wishers. Prayers school is improving and the will be conducted to honour our elders success of the school is absoand also to commemo­ rate the anniversary of the arrival of the inden­ tured Indians at the fol­ NORTH COAST lowing GRAVESITES: PRIMARY SCHOOL Inyaninga Memorial THEUNISSEN STREET – KWADUKUZA Garden on Saturday, 16 November at 2pm. The CHARITY AUCTION old Shakaskraal Ceme­ (Raising Funds for School) tery on Sunday, 17 No­ 09 November 2013 @ 09h30 vember at 11am. Add­ ington Farm Gravesite ENQUIRIES : 032 551 2441 on Sunday, 24 Novem­ ber at 11am. For more The following vehicles will be auctioned on Saturinformation contact day, 09 November 2013 at 09h30 at North Coast Tholsi Mudly on 073 152 Primary School 7256.

1996 Toyota Venture 2.2 1997 Toyota Venture 2.4 D >>Abhishegum for 1999 Toyota Venture 2.2 Shanta Narshima and Radha Krishna is per­ TAKE NOTICE FURTHER THAT : formed every Saturday at the Shanta Narshima 1. The Purchaser shall pay for the vehicles either Temple, 13 Centenery

by EFT or by way of a bank guaranteed cheque.

Road, Oceanview com­ 2. The Rules of this auction are available 24 hours mencing at 2pm. The prior to the auction at North Coast Primary, Thecommunity is invited to unissen Street, Newtown, KwaDukuza (Stanger). attend,participateinthe 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requiste subject bhajans and may make to specific conditions. offerings to the deities.

4. FICA – legislation in respect of proof of identity and address.

Contact Kriyananda 5. Registration starts from 08h30.

(032/5514795) or cell 0845514795.

Muzi Ninela (general manager of Amatikulu Sugar Mill), MD Sithole (ward manager), GD Singh (principal) and Deon Van den Berg (direc­ tor of Tongaat Hullet Sugar).

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VACANCY Taurus packaging invites applications for the position of Sewing Machine Technician Requirements - Newlong/union sewing machine experience - +- 5 years work experience in servicing and setting sewing machine - Must be prepared to do a practical test Knowledge of automatic handle application will be an added advantage

>> Principal: Hard work and dedication pays off

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lutely amazing. This has provided impetus for our injection of the funds without reservation.”

General manager of Amatikulu Sugar Mill Muzi Ninela said he was impressed with the developments at the school.

Ninela praised all stakeholders of the community for working closely with the school to improve education.

“We trust that the facilities will provide maximum benefit to the pupils in the quest to acquire quality education. Education is the number one priority of government and every effort must be

made to ensure that you take full advantage of the opportunities that are being made available to you so that you can end the cycle of poverty in your families and country.”

Principal GD Singh said the school was indebted to the company for their support.

“We have come a long way in establishing ourselves as one of the top performing schools in the provinceandcreditmustbegiven to the sponsors who stood by us.

“Over a million rand improvements have been completed in the past 10 years.”

Interested, suitably experienced persons are requested to email applications together with certified copies of id’s and certificates to Sntuli@tauruspaper.co.za Alternatively fax to 032 - 459 1412 All appointments will be made in line with the company’s employment equity plan.

Closing date for applications is the 15 November 2013 at 2.00 pm.

SAFEPRO SAFETY TRAINING

29th Birthday Discounts Available on Selected Courses!!

First Aid Training 2 Days

R880 NOW R600

Fire Fighter Training 1 Day

R780 NOW R550

Safety Officer Training 4 Days (25-28 November 2013)

R5600 NOW R2800 SHERMTRAC Training 10 Days (25 Nov - 6 Dec 2013) R11600 NOW R5800

Scaffolding Training 4 Days R4900 NOW R3500 Scaffolding Training 2 Days R2600 NOW R1800

Book early...limited seats available!

(CELL) 083 654 4617 (OFFICE) 032 551 6257 Email: safeprosc@telkomsa.net SUITE 5 – THE TOWERS 69 Mahathma Ghandi Street, KwaDukuza

Attention: ASPIRING WAITRONS AND BUDDING CHEFS The Lodge at Prince’s Grant is looking for vibrant, young, well spoken casual staff for the December holidays.

If you are a reliable, outgoing people’s person and are looking for temporary employment during the December / January holidays.

Kindly e-mail your cv to: reception@pglodge.co.za or fax 032 4820040 before 15 November 2013 Applicants who have not heard from us by the 29 November 2013 must consider their application to be unsuccessful.

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Checkers Christmas launch

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Checkers Stanger held their Christmas Launch 2013 on Tuesday morning. Staff are seen at the event which has been described as tru­ ly motivating.

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Stanger Weekly, 786 Helping Hands

DIWALI TREAT

Stanger Weekly telesales representative Nal­ isha Diplal hands out meals.

Pupils from Stanger Training Centre enjoy their meals.

The Stanger Weekly team bring in the food.

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

ISAZISO SOHLELO LOCWANINGO LWEZEMVELO

DAEA EIA REF: DC29/0007/2012

INKOMBA YOMSEBENZI: DC29/0007/2012

Application is made in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No 107 of 1998), as amended, and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations as published in Government Notice No. R. 543 of 2010, considering Government Notice No. R. 544 and 546 of 2010, for application for environmental authorisation in terms of a Basic Assessment process. The application has been submitted to the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs and has been assigned the following EIA Reference Number: DC29/0007/2012 Proposed Activity: Construction of a bulk gravity water main and associated infrastructure from Sundumbili to Mandeni, iLembe District Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal.

Location: From Ballito travel on the N2 towards Richards Bay for approximately 48 km and take the Tugela Mouth / Mandeni off-ramp. At the off-ramp turn left onto the P415 and travel approximately 10km to the town of Mandeni. The pipeline route follows existing road alignments from the Rocky Ridge Reservoir (Mandeni) to the settlement of Sundumbili.

A detailed route alignment map can be provided by the consultants on request.

Proponent: iLembe District Municipality Consultant: Mr Andrew Batho or Miss Ronel Naude Date of Advert: 6 November 2013 Contact details: Afzelia Environmental Consultants cc, PO Box 37069, Overport, Durban, 4067 Tel/fax: 031-3032835 / 0866922547 Email: andrew@afzelia.co.za or ronel@afzelia.co.za Any person or authority requiring more detailed information or wishing to register as an Interested or Affected Party should phone, fax, email or surface mail their name, telephone number, and postal address to Mr Andrew Batho. A public meeting will be held on the 16th November 2013 at Tugela sports grounds from 12:00 pm until 03:00pm. All members of the community of Mandeni and surrounding areas are invited to attend the meeting to obtain additional information on the project and ask questions of the project team.

Isicelo somsebenzi ohlongoziwe esenziwe sizolandela umthetho oncike kakhulu ngaphansi komthetho kazwelonke wezokuphathwa kwemvelo wango1998 wesi 107 (National Environmental Management Act No. 107 of 1998), nanjengokubuyekezwa/nokulungiswa kwawo, kanye nemithetho yokuhlola imithelela kwezemvelo (Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations) eshicilelwe ngaphansi kukaHulumeni, esazisweni esinenkomba R. 543, kanye nokubandakanywa futhi nokubhekelela izinkomba R. 544, 545 no 546 ka 2010, R. 543 ka 2010, wokuthola imvume yokwenza kuqala ucwaningo lwezemvelo ngokohlelo olubizwa nge-Basic Assessment. Incwadi yesicelo sokuqhubeka nocwaningo lomsebenzi isinikezelwe nguMnyango wezoLimo nezeMvelo (DAEA).

Umsebenzi ohlongoziwe: Ukwakhiwa kwepayipi lokuthwala umthomo omkhulu wamanzi okungumsebenzi oyohambisana nokwakhiwa kwezingqalasizinda zonke ezihambelana nomsebenzi ohlongozwayo, lona ngumsebenzi oyosuka eSundumbili kuze kufike eMandeni, ngaphansi kukamasipala wesifunda ILembe, KwaZulu-Natali.

Indawo yesakhiwo: Uma usuka e-Ballito ungena emgwaqweni omkhulu u-N2 ubheke enyakatho kubesengathi uya e-Richards Bay, emva kokuhamba amakhilomitha angu-48 (48km) ube usujika uphume nge-Tugela Mouth / Mandeni off-ramp. Uma uqeda kuphuma kulomgwaqo ube usujikela ngakwesokunxele kuP415 uma usuhambe ibanga elilinganiswe namakhilomitha ayishumi (10km) uze ungene edolobheni laseMandeni. Umgudu wepayipi ulandela umgwaqo suvele ukhona kusukela ethangini lamanzi elibizwange Rocky Ridge Reservoir (eliseMandeni) lize liyofika ezakhiweni ezihlala abantu zaseSundumbili. Umgudu ocacisa kabanzi indawo ezohamba ipayipi uyatholakala kumxhumanisi umakudingekile futhi kunesicelo.

Umakhi: iLembe District Municipality Abaxhumanisi: Mr Andrew Batho kanye Miss Ronel Naude Usuku lwesikhangiso: 6 November 2013 Imininingwane: Afzelia Environmental Consultants, PO Box 37069, Overport, Durban, 4067 Ucingo / ifaksi: +27 (0)31 303 2835 / 086 692 2547 I-Imeyili: andrew@afzelia.co.za noma ronel@afzelia.co.za Uma kukhona umuntu noma umnyango ofisa ukuthola ulwazi kabanzi ngalomsebenzi ohlongoziwe noma ofuna ukuzibhalisa njengothintekile nofisa ukubandakanyela ohlelweni angakashayela lelihhovisi, apose incwadi noma athumele umlayezo ngeimeyili anikezele ngegama nemininingwane yakhe, konke akunikezele uMnumnzane Andrew Batho. Umhlangano womphakathi ozobe ungomhlaka 16 Novemba 2013 ngo-12 emini eTugela sports grounds etendeni, elizofakwa. Ukudla namadrinki kuzobe kumahhala kumenywa wonke umphakathi waseMandeni nasezindaweni ezakhelene. Kuzoba namabhasi ezokuthutha zizohlelelwa umphakathi esemabangeni akude. Uyacelwa wonke umphakathi uphelele ukuze wazi kabanzi mayelana neprojekthi.

Stanger Weekly’s Reggie Govender hands out juices.

THE Stanger Weekly in partnership with local charity organisation 786 Helping Hands provided meals to 900KwaDukuzapupilsattheCountryClubGroundson Thursday. Pupils from Ashram Primary, Stanger Train­ ing Centre, Gledhow Primary and Dawnview Primary Schools enjoyed the Diwali treat. We would like to thankthefollowingsponsorsfortheirsupportandcon­ tributions:ColeenNaidoo(ChriscolCarriers),LouisGov­ ender(Fabweld),SagieNaidoo(Silverton),M3Carriers, Rockfield Trading Umhlali, the Sheriff of KwaDukuza, StangerSuperspar,ManorLiquors,SasolStanger,Hoo­ blals Catering and Moulana Ahmed Khan.

African Cold Distributors Umhlali

Tel: 032 - 947 1590

Chilli Long "Yababa" 5kg R80 Sliced Polony French 2kg R30 Sliced Polony Chicken 2kg R34 Whole Polony French 2.5kg R30 Whole Polony Chicken 2.5 kg R36 Prices valid till 13 November 2013 Also available: Chicken Vienna, Beef Vienna, Chilli Vienna

Decking or Shuttering only

R230.00 m2

Contact: Tessa - 083 974 2886 Neelan - 073 811 0015

SDVA to host Sanaa KO Cup

Ilembe Cricket Union Fixtures

Twenty-20 League Saturday, November 9 2pm­Ashrafiya vs Flipside (Gledhow) 2pm­Dawnheights vs United (Country Club) 50 Overs League Sunday, November 10

9am­Warriors International vs Dawnheights (Gledhow) 9am­Morningside vs Magnum (Country Club) KZN Challenge League Sunday, November 10 9am­Ilembe vs Umlazi (Umlazi)

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VACANCIES Sanaa Khan presents a cheque of R5 000 to SDVA vice­president Kruba Jaram.

STANGER and District Volleyball Association (SD­ VA) will host the annual Sanaa Knockout (KO) Cup for social league teams commencing on Tuesday 12 November.

President of SDVA, Isaac Abraham said: “The Na­ zir Khan Family have been sponsoring the Sanaa KO Cup since the arrival of their daughter Sanaa in 2000 and the association is greatly indebted to them for their magnanimous gesture in promoting social league volleyball in our town for more than 13 years”.

A whopping R5 000 prize­money is up for grabs in this year’s Sanaa KO Cup showpiece with the win­ ner pocketing R1 500 and the runner­up waltzing away with a cool R1 000.

Eightteamswillbevyingforhonoursintheevent.

Teams knocked out in the first round will advance to the plate section of the tournament. The first round loser in the plate section will collect R250 with the runner­up and winner of the plate section pock­ eting R400 and R300 respectively. The third placed winner in the main section will win R600 with the fourth placed team earning R500 in prize­money.

The final in the plate and main section will take place on Thursday, 14 November. The presentation of prize­money and the Sanaa KO Cup to the winners and runners­up will take place at the SDVA awards banquet scheduled for Friday, 13 December at the KwaDukuza Town Hall.

At the draws held a fortnight ago, Virgo and Cool Leaders, who meet in the first round of the competi­ tion have a relatively easy passage to the final. They do battle with the winner of the Darnall Action Sporting/Manor Old Boys clash in the semi’s.

The top three finishers in the 2013 SDVA Social League, champions Titans, runners­up Teachers Style and third placed Sunbrook have been grouped together in the bottom half of the draws. Teachers Style, who have beaten Preston in three league ap­ pearances since the start of the 2013 season, should have the measure of their opponents in the opening round,butareexpectedtolockhornswiththewinner of the Titans/Sunbrook clash.

Newly crowned social league champions Titans will be hoping to add the Sanaa KO Cup silverware to their collection and finish the season on a high note. SDVA treasurer, Rajiv Mathapersad warned that clubs who fail their R200 entry fee by tomorrow (Thursday) will not be allowed to participate in the tournament.

Stanger and District Volleyball Association fixtures KDSA Social League Wednesday, November 6 7pm­Teachers Style vs Preston (umpire­Virgo) 7pm­Cool Leaders vs Sunbrook (umpire­Darnall Ac­ tion) 8pm­Teachers Style vs Virgo (umpire­Cool Leaders) 8pm­Darnall Action vs Preston (umpire­Sunbrook) Officials on duty: Al­ vin Moonsamy/Ron Reuben Club on duty: Teach­ ers Style Thursday, November 7 7pm­Virgo vs Cool Lead­ ers (umpire­Sunbrook) 8pm­Sunbrook vs Pres­ ton (umpire­Virgo) Official on duty: Revy Harryprasad

Club on duty: Sun­ brook Sanaa KO Cup Tuesday,November12 7pm­Virgo vs Cool Lead­ ers (umpire­Teachers Style) 7pm­Darnall Action vs MOB (umpire­Titans) 8pm­Teachers Style vs Preston (umpire­Virgo) 8pm­Sunbrook vs Ti­ tans (umpire­Darnall Ac­ tion) 9pm­Virgo vs Darnall Action (umpire­Preston) 9pm­Teachers Style vs Titans (umpire­Sunbrook) Officials on duty: Cooks Moodley/Alvin Moonsamy Club on duty: Cool Leader

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KDAC to honour top athletes

Nkobongo were full of smiles after trouncing Mandeni by 159­ runs at the Coun­ try Club Ground on Sunday.

WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Athletic Club will honour its top athletes for the 2013 season at their annual awards banquet scheduled for Saturday, 9 November at the Bethel Church Hall commencing at 6.30pm.

Athletes who successfully completed the epic Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town during Easter and those who finished the grueling 89km Comrades Marathon from Pietermaritzburg to Durban will be honoured at the event.

Other recipients will include ultra distance walkers, the most promising athlete and the prestigious athlete of the year award.

In other club news, KDAC will host their annual general meeting on Saturday, 30 November at Stanger Manor Primary School commencing at 3pm.

All portfolio reports (including the secretarial, treasurer and presidential) must be given to Yulesha Devnarian on 083 708 2459 or Ashnee Naidoo on 074 747 5181.

Nkobongo’s man­of­the match notches unbeaten century WEEKLY REPORTER

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KOBONGO Cricket Club trounced Mandeni by 159-runs in an Ilembe and District Cricket Union 50 overs League game played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Nkobongo’s emphatic victory must be attributed to the outstanding performance by man-of-the-match, Rocky Mgobhoziwhonotchedupabrilliantunbeaten century (103 not out) and some atrocious bowling by their opponents who conceded more than 60 runs in extras (comprising of wides, no balls and byes).

Nkobongo won the toss and elected to bat first. The Ndlovu brothers, Eric and MondliopenedthebattingforNkobongo with a partnership of 38 runs before Mondli was caught at long on by BonginhlanhlaSibiyaoffthebowlingofNtokozo Mjadu for 15 runs in the 11th over.

Two balls later, the same combination struck in similar fashion dismissing Eric for 6 runs. Nthokoza Gumede was sent for an early shower after being caught behind by wicket-keeper BongumusaNxumalooffthebowlingofBongu-

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Nkobongo trounce Mandeni musa Xulu for a duck, leaving Nkobongo in a spot of bother at 43/3 in the 13th over.

DeliMthembuandMgobhozitookthe tally to 67/4 before Mthembu (2) was clean bowled by Smanga “Spider” Dlamini in the 16th over.

Innocent Khoza was dismissed for 2 runs after being adjudged LBW to a Sibi-

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Mgobhozi and Lucky Gebani swung the pendulum dramatically in Nkobongo’s favour after posting a record club partnership of 118 runs for 6th wicket.

Gebani notched up a brilliant halfcentury (55 runs) which included eight

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With the quick fall of two wickets, Sifiso Mkhwanazi (1) and Agreement Sibiya (1), Mgobhozi’s hopes (who was unbeaten on 90) of reaching a century looked slim.

But, with four overs remaining, Mgobhozi hogged the batting, ensuring a well deserved century (103n.o.) which included 5 fours and 6 sixes to take Nkobongo to a massive 251/8 at the end of their allotted 50-overs.

Mjadu was the pick of the Mandeni bowlers claiming 3/49 from 10 overs.

Mthembu claimed 2/34 from 9 overs.

Chasingamammoth252runsforvictory from 50 overs (at a rate of 5.04 runs per over), Mandeni were bundled out for a paltry 92 runs in the 30th over.

Thubelihle Zulu was the only batsman to offer any resistance, notching up 20 runs.

Innocent Khoza was the destroyerin-chief for Nkobongo claiming 3/13 from 6 overs. Mkhwanazi (2/13 from 5 overs), Mondli (2/19 from 6 overs) and Gebani (2/12 from 5 overs) grabbed two wickets apiece.

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