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he recently inaugurated Council of ILembe District Municipality, under the leadership of Mayor Thobani Shandu, is ready to face the task that lies ahead as the new term of office gets underway. This is according to Mayor Shandu, who delivered his maiden State of the District Address (SODA) at the Jonny Makhathini Hall in Ndwedwe last week Friday. Shandu said the Council's Integrated Development Plan (IDP), seeks to chart a new approach towards the developmental agenda of local government. “There is no doubt that we are creating an enabling environment

for the growth and sustainability of our District. Good governance remains top priority of our local government manifesto, and this comes not only through setting up internal controls but it also requires strict abidance with rules and regulations that result in good governance,” Shandu stated. The Mayor added that Council was seized with exercising effective oversight function over finances of the municipality, through instruments like the Internal Audit Unit, the Risk Management Unit, the Audit and Performance Committee, the Municipal Public Accounts Committee etc. Shandu told the meeting that the municipality had designed

various programmes to add underdeveloped communities. the municipality is rolling out the impetus to its developmental Access to secured markets for Water Conservation and Water objectives, and to bring focus on a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o d u c e h a s D e m a n d M a n a g e m e n t the growth of the local SMME remained an inhibitor in this Programme. The municipality is currently sitting with 57% of sector. Among the projects sector,” Shandu pointed out. To address the issue of water non-revenue water. geared towards promoting economic development within leaks and ageing infrastructure, Continued on Page 4 the District, the mayor mentioned the District ndhi atma Ga 25 Mah Stanger Business Incubator, the Street, 8 9750 Mandeni Youth Enterprise 071 27 for your Plasticware, Toys, Stationery, Homeware and Party Favorites Park, the Biomass OFFERS VALID FROM 1 - 5 JUNE OR WHILE STOCKS LAST Conversion Combination Plant, the Public Wi-Fi Plastic bowl 3in1 Apple Plastic lunchbox squares/round 4s Plastic cereal bowl Project, the One Stop Shop Project as well as the iLembe Digital Centre. “Agriculture is one of the key sectors of the District economy and is crucial in sustaining livelihoods, 99 particularly in rural and 99

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KDM budget passed as opposition parties split vote councillor Sikhumbuzo Dladla surprised many by presenting a strong argument in favour of passing the budget, in spite of the objections raised by opposition parties. The electricity increases, to come into effect from the 1st of July 2022, will range between 3% for domestic consumers, and 7.47% for large commercial consumers. Rates will increase by 5%, while refuse charges will go up by 6%. KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca said all the opposition parties that objected to tariff increases

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had failed to offer any alternative proposals. “All speakers did not provide an alternative, but it was just a pure objection without a proper understanding of how electricity tariffs work. The facts about our electricity charges increase are as follows: • K w a D u k u z a Municipality provides 75kWh of free basic electricity to indigent groups, as a measure to cushion them against the rising electricity costs. • These tariffs are within acceptable NERSA

guidelines and consider the cost of providing the service to the community. “The councillors who have objected to the budget did not consider the above facts but their pre-determined position to object without analysis of the tariff structure prevailed,” Nhaca stated. The budget was adopted with 32 councillors voting in favour, and 24 voting against. The ACDP, ATM and AIC councillors (one each) all voted in favour. The budget shows that employee related costs come in at over R544 million, while remuneration of

Dissenting views among opposition parties in the Council of KwaDukuza Municipality saw the ruling ANC managing to pass the budget for the 2022/23 financial year, at a special council meeting held on Monday. The first special Council meeting to consider the budget and IDP for the fiscal year getting underway on the 1st of July, saw the budget being rejected by opposition parties. The ANC's 28 councillors who voted in favour were not enough to pass the budget. On Monday the DA, ActionSA, EFF and IFP continued to oppose the budget, on the basis of proposed tariff increases, which the opposition described as “unaffordable”. However as yet another impasse seemed to be looming, ACDP PASSED: Pictured is KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca (left) and Council Speaker Dolly Govender

councillors will take up R27 million. R510 million of the R2.6 billion budget will be allocated to capital expenditure. “It is high time we practice what we preach. Our benchmarking exercise clearly indicates that our proposed electricity increase is competitive, less and within the NERSA range. It is worth noting that some of the opposition-led municipalities have additional tariffs of charges for electricity known as “electrical capital investment tariff,” which is a tariff ringfenced for the rehabilitation

and maintenance of infrastructure. This further exposes the lies that our tariffs are high compared with the municipalities they lead,” Nhaca indicated. The municipality will be maintaining its indigent support policy, with 75kWh of free electricity being allocated monthly to qualifying consumers. Nhaca has reiterated her stance on energy losses, warning that the municipality would be embarking on an aggressive campaign to deal with illegal connections and meter tampering.

SUPPORT: AIC councillor Dudu Mthembu (left) and ATM councillor Thulile Mkhize supported the budget, alongside the ANC and ACDP councillor Sikhumbuzo Dladla

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Relief as KwaNyathikazi Housing Project begins

DIGNITY: Pictured (L to R) is KZN MEC for Human Settlements Jomo Sibiya, KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca and KwaDukuza Council Speaker Dolly Govender

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the launch event, which was held at the KwaNyathikazi Sports Field. Former Ward 03 Councillor and current Deputy Mayor of iLembe District Municipality, Cllr James van Whye, spoke in sombre tones about the plight of the people of KwaNyathikazi, with regard to housing. “Today I am standing here filled with joy, seeing that the ANC has delivered what it promised, that every person must have a proper

The community of KwaNyathikazi in Ward 03 of KwaDukuza Municipality has welcomed with huge relief the official launch of the long-awaited housing project that will cost over R23 million. The KwaNyathikazi Housing Project was officially launched on Sunday by the KZN MEC for Human Settlements Jomo Sibiya, and the Mayor of KwaDukuza Municipality, Cllr Lindile Nhaca. Hundreds of people attended This weeks special

roof over their head. I also want to thank the community of KwaNyathikazi. I remember when we started this journey in 2008, our efforts appeared to be in vain. I thank the community for showing great patience until this point. “We are here today to bear witness to the ANC's commitment to give dignity to our people. As iLembe District Municipality we feel

greatly honoured to have such a huge project being implemented within our District. As the District Municipality we have made provision for water supply to this project. As iLembe we are ready to provide all the new houses with water,” stated Van Whye. Speaking on behalf of the iLembe House of Traditional Leaders, Inkosi Mthembu thanked the government for

heeding the people's cry for decent housing. Mayor Lindile Nhaca gave the people of KwaNyathikazi assurance that government cared for them, and was committed to granting them the dignity they deserve through the provision of decent housing and other essential services. “What is happening here today is not happening by chance. On the 26th of June back in 1955, in Kliptown, the Freedom Charter was drafted. Among other key imperatives contained in the Charter was the need for people to be given housing. This is exactly what we are doing here today, to ensure that as government we accord our people with dignity by giving them houses “As government we are also committed to eradicating shacks and all informal structures. We want to ensure that every person living in South Africa benefits through proper housing,” Nhaca said. Delivering the keynote

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A collaborative effort between KwaDukuza SAPS, KwaDukuza CPF and Avon Peaking Power Plant has seen hundreds of volunteers who are attacked to the KwaDukuza CPF receiving food parcels. In an event held at Thembeni Community Hall at the weekend, much appreciation was shown to the volunteers, who put their lives at risk and make great personal sacrifices to keep the people of KwaDukuza safe from criminals. The Chairperson of KwaDukuza CPF Dr Mfuneni Zungu said the 100 food packs

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ILembe seeks R99m to rebuild damaged infrastructure By Xpress Reporter

Ilembe District Mayor Cllr Thobani Shandu says the municipality is still working hard to repair the damage to infrastructure caused by the April floods. Delivering the State of the District Address in Ndwedwe last week Friday, Shandu conceded that the District had suffered severe damages, and had subsequently approached national government for assistance. “Due to the severity and the magnitude of the floods, they have since been declared as National Disaster, to allow national interventions from national government. The District also made a submission to apply for Disaster Grant Funding amounting to R99 550 000, since municipal buildings as well as water and sanitation infrastructure were severely damaged,” Shandu stated. The Mayor added that, moving forward, the municipality had put in place contingency plans for winter season, and was ready to respond accordingly, through its Disaster Management Centre. “It is unfortunate to report that iLembe District Municipality was one of the worst hit municipalities during the April floods. While recovering from the after-effects of the April floods, iLembe also

experienced disruptive rainfall last weekend. This time around, 46 people were left homeless and evacuated to temporary shelters. “The District will strive to ensure that there is adequate firefighting capacity especially in municipalities such as Ndwedwe and Maphumulo,” Shandu stated. The good working relationship that the municipality maintains with Umgeni Water, KwaZuluNatal COGTA and the National Department of Water and Sanitation, Shandu explained, had greatly improved the municipality's ability to address all the infrastructural backlogs. “The municipality relies on grants for the eradication of backlogs through development of infrastructure and basic service projects such as bulk water infrastructure, sanitation, refurbishment of ageing infrastructure as well as job creation through the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP). our people even during these “We will continue to support testing times,” the Mayor stated.

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KwaDukuza Municipality in conjunction with the KwaZuluNatal Department of Human Settlements has brought joy to the heart of 72-year-old pensioner from KwaNyathikazi. Nombuliso Eslima Mthini, who lives with her grandson Zola Gobo, has been occupying a ramshackle mud structure, which was further damaged by the recent floods. KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca, accompanied by the HOD for Human Settlements in KZN Mduduzi Zungu and other

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Much needed relief for flood victims By Xpress Reporter

RELIEF: Member of the KZN Provincial Legislature, Makhosi Zungu

A long standing partnership between non-profit organization Gugu Dlamini Foundation and the Mandeni Parliamentary Constituency Office, being headed by KwaZulu-Natal MPL Makhosi Zungu, has seen people affected by the recent floods in Mandeni receiving much needed assistance. The programme saw 50 beneficiaries receiving food packs, blankets and sponges, to offset the adverse consequences of the floods. There were also some clothing items for those in need. Zungu explained that the partnership with the Foundation had enabled the Office to extend assistance to those in need within the community. Nelly Madikizela from the Gugu Dlamini Foundation said in responding to a number of challenges that society faces, especially following the recent floods which caused untold damages in parts of KZN, the Foundation wished to also lend a helping hand to the people of Mandeni, utilising the limited resources at its disposal. “We strongly believe (this) will make a difference,” Madikizela said. The intervention did not end there, as the two organizations

moved on to the Mandeni Campus of Umfolozi TVET College, to distribute dignity packs amongst 50 needy female students. This initiative was in response to an appeal from the College's Student Support Services Department for sanitary packs to alleviate the plight of female students who struggle with such basic necessities in instances where funding from the National Students Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has been delayed.

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This gesture was appreciated by the Manager, Miss Londiwe Gumede and the entire Student Support team, who said the assistance would come in handy in assisting the students. “We will continue to strengthen our relations in order to better serve the people within our communities and make a difference in their lives. We are also urging citizens who are able to donate or assist families in need to also lend a hand as we face these difficult times,” the Office said.

Mthiyane joins iLembe District Council COUNCIL: KwaDukuza Ward 16 Councillor Sanele Mthiyane has been sworn in as the new ANC councillor in the iLembe District Municipality, representing KwaDukuza Municipality. Mthiyane has taken the seat vacated by Cllr Thulile Mkhize, who has since been elected as the new Chairperson of the Municipal Public Accounts Committee (MPAC) of KwaDukuza Municipality.

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Little Diveshan Govender needs your help

Seven-year-old Diveshan Govender's hopes of living a normal life titter on the brink of being completely dashed, unless Good Samaritans out there can lend a helping hand, to enable his family to procure for him an international bone marrow. Diveshan was diagnosed with leukaemia in August 2020, after three months of agonizing pain in his legs, back and chest. After completing chemotherapy induction and consolidation, he entered the maintenance phase in partial remission. He then relapsed due to the aggressive leukaemia. Unfortunately with huge efforts from family and friends there isn't a donor match found in South Africa, hence the need to procure an international bone marrow, at a staggering cost of R400 000! Donations can be made as follows: Account Details Bank name: Standard Bank Branch name: RICHARDS BAY Branch code: 8030 Account holder: MR DIVESHAN D GOVENDER Account number: 10 17 405 328 0 Account type: CURRENT SWIFT code: SBZAZAJJ

ActionSA introduces new PR councillor ActionSA has announced the deployment of Stephne Ashworth as its new proportional representative (PR) councillor in the KwaDukuza municipal council. Ashworth has been sworn in as the replacement for Gerard de Billot, who has since resigned as the ActionSA PR councillor. Ashworth contested for ActionSA in Ward 22, but lost out to the Democratic Alliance (DA) candidate Privi Makhan. However she managed to obtain 1068 PR votes in the ward. This was the highest number of votes received by a candidate in KwaDukuza where ActionSA contested the elections. The organization has given assurance that outgoing PR councillor De Billot remains a member of the party, and will continue to participate and assist in the building of ActionSA in KwaDukuza. “Ashworth is a dedicated member of ActionSA who is hardworking and selfless. She has extensive experience in community service, and

NEW: Newly sworn in KwaDukuza ActionSA PR Councillor Stephne Ashworth

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Community demands justice as murder accused “issues threats”

Bodies of drowned men recovered THREATENED: Pictured are members of the community from Ntshawini who feel angry at being threatened by an awaiting trial murder suspect

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DROWNED: The bodies of two men who drowned in Ndwedwe have been recovered

A search operation involving various emergency rescue services and Ndwedwe community members resulted in the recovery of two bodies in Umdloti River last week. The bodies belonged to two

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A man currently awaiting trial in prison is allegedly instilling fear in the community of Ntshawini and Chris Hani, in Ward 15. And this has angered the community, who now demand to know how this man is able to get access to a cellphone with which he allegedly continues to send threatening messages. The man, Jabulani Adam Bwanamali, was arrested on the 2nd of May 202, after he was handed over to the police, following the death of his friend, Sibusiso Dube, who was stabbed to death on the same day, at a house in Gledhow. Members of the community who went to the KwaDukuza Magistrate's Court on Thursday last week for the man's appearance, were left disappointed after the case was once again postponed. Members of the

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the justice system cannot keep such a dangerous person inside jail, then our people have a good reason to have no faith in our justice system,” stated an angry resident. KwaDukuza SAPS communications officer Priya Nunkumar confirmed that the man had been placed under arrest on the 2nd of May 2022, after his brother handed him over to the police. Nunkumar said a body had been found in the suspect's house covered in a bed sheet, with multiple stab wounds. “The suspect was handed over to members of KwaDukuza SAPS by his brother, who also led KwaDukuza SAPS to the crime scene. The suspect was charged for murder; the matter is being investigated by KwaDukuza SAPS Detectives of the Serious and Violent Crimes Unit,” Nunkumar said.

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NOTICE TO DISPLAY INTENTION TO APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENCE IN TERMS OF SECTION (42) (1) (b) (iii) OF ACT KwaZulu-Natal Liquor Licensing Act. 2010 (Act No. 6 of 2010) KZNLA 3 Name and Surname of the Applicant:

NKOSINATHI GCABASHE

Category of licence applied ON CONSUMPTION for: (on-/off-consumption/microLICENCE manufacturer/special event

The First and Final account in the above estate will lie for inspection at the office of the Master of the High Court, Durban (and the office of the Magistrate at Stanger) for a period of three weeks from date of publication hereof).

Type of premises for which TAVERN licence is applied for: Trading name of the premises:

DATED AT KWADUKUZA THIS 27TH DAY OF MAY 2022.

EYAMAHLATHUZE

Address of the premises:

ERF 179 MALENDE AREA GROUTVILLE, WARD 9 KWADUKUZA 4450

Date of display:

01 JUNE 2022

Expiry date of display:

30 JUNE 2022

NB: Objections to this application to be lodged with the Secretary of the iLembe District Local Committee, within 21 working days from the date of display of this Notice, at the address below. Address: KZN Liquor Authority ILembe District, 2nd Floor Albert Building, Cnr of Link Road & R102, KwaDukuza (opp Fire Station)

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CREDITORS AND DEBTORS in the above Estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 days from the date of publication hereof.

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the Municipality, in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) read with the KwaDukuza Municipality Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-law No. 2002 (September 2018) (KDM SPLUM By-law) for:

DATED AT KWADUKUZA ON THIS 30th DAY OF MAY 2022

Property Description: ERF 4156, GLENHILLS Street Address: 11 VENUS DRIVE, GLENHILLS, STANGER

EBRAHIM JAMAL AND ASSOCIATES CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 84 BALCOMB STREET KWADUKUZA

A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection by interested members of the public between the office hours of 08h00 to 13h00 and 12h30 Mondays to Fridays (excluding public holidays) at • No. 34 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Okay Building (corner of Chief Albert Luthuli Street and Hulett Street), KwaDukuza Municipal Offices, KwaDukuza Town The application will lie for inspection from 1 JUNE 2022 Copies of the application proposal may be requested from the Municipality as per the details indicated below. Name: Langa Mthembu Tel: 032 437 5559 / 073 029 7951 E-mail: LangaM@kwadukuza.gov.za

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Members of the public are encouraged to use the online options to limit physical interaction of both municipal officials and the general public. Any person having sufficient interest in the proposal is invited to lodge written comments by hand and addressed to the KwaDukuza Municipality Municipal Manager at 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, or by registered post and addressed to the Municipal Manager to P. O. Box 72, KwaDukuza Municipality, 4450, or by e-mail to MunicipalM@kwadukuza.gov.za by no later than 13 JULY 2022. A person who fails to lodge or forward comments by the said date, in response to this notice, will be disqualified from further participation in the process. N. J. MDAKANE Municipal Manager KwaDukuza Municipality Municipal Offices 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street P. O. Box 72 KwaDukuza 4450 NEWSPAPER: EXPRESS TIMES DATE: 01/06/2022

In the Estate of the late NARAINAMAH NADASEN, Identity number 470810 0599 08 7, Date of Birth: 10TH AUGUST 1947; Date of Death: 15TH APRIL 2018 of 90 MILL WAY, Darnall, 4490 (and surviving spouse MARIMUTHOO NADASEN, identity No. 470117 5140 08 5, Date of Birth: 17th JANUARY 1947). Estate No. 6082/2018 (DBN)

NAME OF APPLICANT: GLENHILLS HINDU SOCIETY REPRESENTED BY: Real Planning Consulting PTY (LTD) P.O. Box 1806 KwaDukuza 4450 Tel: 072 8384 244 Email: Realplanningconsulting@telkomsa.net

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NOTICE In the estate of the late KRISHNAVENI MOODLEY, Identity Number : - 4001260028083, Date of Birth : 26TH JANUARY 1940, Date of Death : 4TH JULY 2021 of FLAT 106 SANTE FE, 9 RUSSEL STREET, KWADUKUZA, Unmarried, Estate No. 5081/2022. Debtors and creditors in the above Estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 days from the date of publication hereof. DATED AT KWADUKUZA THIS 23rd DAY OF MAY 2022 MORGAN PILLAY, REDDY & CO ATTONEYS, NOTARIES & CONVEYANCERS SUITE 1, MORGAN COURT 33 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET KWADUKUZA 4450 PH : 032 552 5812 IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MARIAM ASMAL IDENTITY NO DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH LAST ADDRESS ESTATE NO

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280519 0052 08 4 19TH MAY 1928 TH 14 DECEMBER 2019 3 WATERBOOM STREET, STANGER : 007032/2021

Creditors and Debtors in the above Estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication hereof. Dated at Stanger on this 24th day of May 2022. Attorneys/Agents MATHER & ASSOCIATES OFFICE NO. 9 21 LINDLEY STREET STANGER, 4450 TEL: 064 503 9419 IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ILEMBE HELD AT KWADUKUZA CASE NO: 2190/2022 In the matter between: YUKESHA MAKHAN EXECUTION CREDITOR And MARK VILJOEN EXECUTION DEBTOR AUCTION

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY KWADUKUZA LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME: Isicelo ngokuka Section 53 of the KDM SPLUM By-law, No. 2002 (September 2018) Kukhishwa isaziso sokwenziwa kwesicelo kuMasipala, ngokwe Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) Efundwa kanye ne KwaDukuza Municipality Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-law No. 2002 (September 2018) (KDM SPLUM Bylaw) mayelana: NOMHLABA OBIZWA: ERF 4156, GLENHILLS IKHELI LESITALADI: 11 VENUS DRIVE, GLENHILLS, STANGER

Born: 21/08/1961 - Called to Rest: 03/06/2021

I MISS YOU ALWAYS BROTHER My heart has been left broken Since the day you had to go And the memories I treasure dearly Are in the tears that still flow. You’re in my thoughts everyday And that’s how it will always be For you may be up in Heaven now But you’ll always be with me If only I could have the chance To see your face once more Or to hear your voice one final time Just like it was before The day that heaven calls for me Will be a relief from all this pain I’ll run to you with open arms And we will meet again...

Ikhophi yesicelo enemininingwane izovuleleka ukuthi ihlonzwe amalingu omphakathi, phakathi kwamahora 08h00 kuya ku12h30 ngemiSombuluko kuya kuLwesihlanu (ngaphandle kwamaholidi). • No. 34 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Okay Building (corner of Chief Albert Luthuli Street and Hulett Street), KwaDukuza Municipal Offices, KwaDukuza Town Isicelo siyovuleleka ukuhlolwa kusukela mhla zingu 1 JUNE 2022 Ikhophi yesicelo ingatholakala ku Masipala ku: Name: Langa Mthembu Tel: 032 437 5559 / 073 029 7951 E-mail: LangaM@kwadukuza.gov.za Umphakathi uyanxuswa ukusebenzisa i-online ukuxhumana noMasipala ukunciphisa ikuhlangana. Amalungu omphakathi ayamenywa ukuba afake imibono ebhaliwe bayithumele KwaDukuza Municipality iqondiswe ku Municipal Manager, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, okanye ngeposi lulelikheli P. O. Box 72, KwaDukuza Municipality, 4450, okanye nge e-mail ku MunicipalM@kwadukuza.gov.za kungakashayi umhlaka 13 JULY 2022. Umuntu ohlulekile ukufaka umbono wakhe noma ukuthumela umbono wakhe seludlulile usuku lushicilelwe ngeke akwazi ukuba ingxenye yalelisicelo. N. J. MDAKANE Municipal Manager KwaDukuza Municipality Municipal Offices 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street P. O. Box 72 KwaDukuza 4450 NEWSPAPER: EXPRESS TIMES DATE: 01/06/2022

NAME OF APPLICANT: GLENHILLS HINDU SOCIETY REPRESENTED BY: Real Planning Consulting PTY (LTD) P.O. Box 1806 KwaDukuza 4450 Tel: 072 8384 244 Email: Realplanningconsulting@telkomsa.net

In pursuance of a judgment by the above Court and Writ issued thereon, the following goods will be sold by Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the Sheriff's Sales Room, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Ghandi Street, Kwadukuza on 23 June 2022 at 10h00am: - 1 x silver YARIS. Licence no: HZ86ZJ GP - 1 x DELL monitor, mouse, tower and key board - 1 x KENTON Bar Fridge - 1 x Black ESSENTIALS Microwave 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 are available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza 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/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961) • FICA-Legislation IRO proof of identity and address particulars • Payment of Registration deposit of R500,00 in cash • Registration of conditions 4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneer s 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 Kwadukuza on this 31 May 2022. ATTORNEYS FOR THE EXECUTION CREDITOR SHAM & MEER 1ST FLOOR, BEESHAM CENTRE 140 MAHATMA GHANDI STREET KWADUKUZA TEL: 032 551 2265 EMAIL: tashleen@shamandmeer.co.za REF: T KASIPERSHAD/M4092

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Vinicius strike and Courtois saves see Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win Champions League

Real Madrid celebrate after lifting the EUFA Champions League cup

Vinicius Junior scored the only goal of the game as Real Madrid beat Liverpool 1-0 in Saturday's Champions League final in Paris to become kings of Europe for a record-extending 14th time after a night marred by problems outside the ground that led to the kick-off being delayed by over half an hour. Brazilian winger Vinicius turned in Fede Valverde's low cross in the 59th minute at the Stade de France and Liverpool could not find an equaliser as Jurgen Klopp's

side lost to the Spanish giants in a Champions League final for the second time in five seasons. Liverpool will wonder what might have been had the outstanding Thibaut Courtois not pushed Sadio Mane's shot onto the inside of a post when they were on top in the first half, as they fell short of a trophy treble. Winners of the English League Cup and FA Cup this season, they just missed out to Manchester City for the Premier League title and were denied a victory

here which would have put them level with AC Milan on seven European Cups. Instead Real have a fifth Champions League in nine seasons to go with their Spanish title, as Carlo Ancelotti becomes the first coach to win European club football's greatest prize for a fourth time. Ancelotti was also in charge of Real when they won the 2014 final having triumphed with AC Milan in 2003 and in 2007, the latter victory coming against Liverpool.

The match kicked off 35 minutes later than the planned 9:00 pm (1900 GMT) start in the French capital after chaos at entrances to the stadium led to thousands of Liverpool fans being unable to get to their seats. UEFA blamed the build-ups of supporters at the gates of the stadium on "thousands of fans who had purchased fake tickets which did not work in the turnstiles". Police also fired tear gas as a handful of younger fans could be seen trying to scale fences around the perimeter of the

stadium. The final was only moved to the French capital after Saint-Petersburg was stripped of the game following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The delayed kick-off may have been responsible for the slow start to the game, as it was 16 minutes before there was an incident of note, Mohamed Salah turning a low Trent Alexander-Arnold cross towards goal only for Courtois to save. Liverpool were seen as favourites to avenge their loss to the

Spanish giants in the 2018 final in Kyiv and they began to take control of the game. Mane came agonisingly close in the 21st minute as he skipped his way into a shooting position inside the box only for Courtois to tip his net-bound shot onto his right-hand post. Klopp's side, with Fabinho and Thiago Alcantara starting in midfield after overcoming fitness worries, were in control but could not turn their superiority into a lead.

'Killer' Miller finally at ease with own game after fine IPL season

David Miller's fine IPL season was down to him embracing that it takes time for a batter to really understand his game. The Proteas left-hander, part of the victorious Gujarat franchise, admitted that he's failed many times before and even felt he didn't need to work on playing spin. But his maturity and work ethic are now bearing fruit, just in time for the Proteas' T20 World Cup push later this year. David Miller's "most memorable" Indian Premier League (IPL) has been a triumph for patience. "Killer", the new nickname given to the Proteas' lefthanded hitter by his victorious Gujarat Titans team-mates, admitted in the aftermath of the rookie franchise's seven-wicket victory in the final against Rajasthan on Sunday that, at 32, he's only now starting to

truly understand is own game. Hailed over the past decade as one of the most gifted stroke-makers in the limited overs format, Miller has underperformed at times, with some critics even believing he's a spent force. But a relatively profitable last 12 months for South Africa preceded a spectacular return to form in this year's IPL, 481 runs being blazed off his bat at an average of 68.71 and a strike rate of 142.72. Miller capped off his campaign with an unbeaten 32 off 19 in the final. "I'm starting to work out my game, what works and what doesn't," he told teammate and Afghanistan talisman Rashid Khan in a player-driven interview. "I've failed so many times. Batting in the middle order can be difficult, especially given the fact that there's

pressure in terms of the run rate and that every situation is very different. "So it's just been about staying calm and giving myself the best chance possible." Perhaps most thrillingly, Miller has shown a newfound potency against the tweakers after it became apparent to him that his skills against the bowling form wasn't quite as good as he thought it was. "What I've really enjoyed this season is playing spin. I've really been working hard on that over the past three to four years, just getting better at batting against it," he said. "I never thought it was an issue, but I've really enjoyed working on it, changing a few things and it's definitely helped my game. Very chuffed about that." Yet the humble Miller wasn't going to take too much credit from the season,

also highlighting that his biggest satisfaction came from playing with a team that contributed well as a unit to a successful campaign. "It's

been one of my most memorable seasons to be honest, predominantly because of the team itself," he said. "Throughout the

season, everyone has contributed. Being the underdogs for much of the seasons means it's nice to lift the trophy.”

David Miller nicknamed 'Killer Miller' by his Gujarat team mates

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Goals from Thapelo Morena and Peter Shalulile were enough to secure Mamelodi Sundowns' sixth Nedbank Cup final title. Shalulile's goal was cancelled out by Junior Dion, but Morena slammed the winner in the 119th-minute to clinch the title. The win ensured Sundowns snared their second domestic treble in three seasons. That Mamelodi Sundowns won their sixth Nedbank Cup title in beating Marumo Gallants 2-1 at a festive Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace in Phokeng on Saturday indeed made them worthy champions. However, it was a cup title they had to sweat for as their season-long fatigue nearly got the better of them as an energetic Gallants side probed and prodded until the very end. It was a hard-fought win that in the end, Sundowns deserved, but had to fight hard for their success, but an unnecessary pitch invasion that showed up the inadequacy of the security soured the end event. In the cool of the Rustenburg night, the tempo of the final never slowed down and both goalkeepers were kept busy throughout. Washington Arubi, whose heroics allowed Tshakuma Tsha Madzhivandila to win the tournament last season, was called into action in the fifth minute to foil Neo Maema. Then six minutes later, Khuliso Mudau also had a chance, but that was narrowly wide of Arubi's net. A minute later, the first bit of controversy unfurled when the nippy Katlego Otladisa was fouled in the box, but referee Masixole Bambiso chose not to award the spotkick. The moment happened in front of the small, but noisy Marumo Gallants traveling contingent, and they made their displeasure known. The game then settled into a fast-paced midfield battle where the sides battled to retain possession for sustained periods. While it was scrappy, it also allowed the game to open up as they tried to outflank each other to the final third. One such movement led to Sundowns' opening goal in the 33rd-minute as Sirino's sweeping run and cross were

punched by Arubi. However, he sent it straight to Shalulile, who then bundled his 29th goal of the season via Lehlohonolo Nonyane's head. Five minutes later, Sirino tried to double the lead, but his chance went narrowly wide of Arubi's net. Gallants were true to their name and chose to fight and when Otladisa nodded a cross over Kennedy Mweene's net in the 39th-minute, they were still keen on a scrap. And a scrap it was for large parts of the second half as opportunities came, but went as power and glory were sacrificed for accuracy. It spoke of the frayed nerves of the sides as Sundowns, who already have won the two available trophies this season, had an increasing sense of desperation. Gallants have had a middling season, but with a coach like Dan 'Dance' Malesela, who has experience in winning this trophy as a player and coach in his storied career, they always seem to have something to give. That did in the 76th-minute through substitute Dion, who was in an offside position when he nodded in Celimpilo Ngema's deflected cross. However, that goal was justice for the clear penalty they were denied, but having consistently probed and prodded, they were rewarded for their persistence. Otladisa had a golden chance to increase the lead in the 79thminute, but his chance went wide. The last 10 minutes were helterskelter but lacked the endeavour that would lead to a decisive goal.

Gamesmanship crept into the first half of extra-time that didn't hold too many goal-scoring opportunities. Two of them were for Sundowns and both were set pieces that Lyle Lakay blazed over the bar. The first one, in the 100thminute, saw Joseph Molongoane antagonise Lakay and that successfully put him. They opened up Gallants' defence and when Zwane threaded the pass that Morena banged in, the stadium erupted.

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