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In these tough times we are still here for you with our SPAR Win a Car competition COMPETITION RUNS FROM 21 APRIL

STANGER Tel: 032 437 3000

Fax: 032 551 2441

Email: stanger1@retail.spar.co.za

These specials are available from Wednesday 3rd June to Sunday 7th June 2020

99 each

SPAR Sunflower Oil 5 litre

Aunt Caroline Rice 10kg

SPAR Super Maize Meal 10kg

104

SPAR White Sugar 10kg

each

SPAR Long Life Milk 6 x 1lt (Full Cream / Low Fat / Fat Free)

99 per pack

SPAR Brown Sugar 10kg

each

Rainbow IQF Mixed Portions 4kg

119

Sunlight 2 in 1 Hand Washing Powder 3kg

Omo Value Pack Auto Washing Powder 4kg

STORE R5 99 each PRICE Get an extra

13999 each

13499

each

off

3 Emeraldene Large Eggs 60s

9399

8999 each

Pampers Mega Box Disposable Nappies or Pants

x 10 members pay:

8999

4999

each

Twinsaver 2ply Toilet Tissues 18s

each

29999

Per Pack

SPAR Fresh Milk Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Jug 2 litre Georgies Shoulder or Back Bacon 200g

99 each

Butro Butter Spread 500g

99 each

Rainbow Simply Chicken Polony 1kg

Brookes Oros (excl Lite) 2 litre

99 each

Coastal View Salted Butter 500g

99 each

Frys Chicken Style Burger 320g

2199 each

Nestle Milo Neergy Drink 500g

4799

Liqui Fruit 100% Fruit Juice Assorted 2 litre

each

2999

each

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

Koo Baked Beans 410g

Tastic Rice 2kg

Nestle Cremora 750g

2999 each

Freshpak Rooibos Tagless Teabags 80s

3999 each

off x 10 members pay:

2399

each

10 off x 10

members pay:

7499

each

Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid 1.5 litre

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

each

Nescafe Gold, Alta Rica, Espresso Or Columbia Coffee 200g Excl Decaffeinated

BUY 2 FOR Bakers Choc-kits or Romany Creams 200g

3499

Joko Tagless Teabags 100â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

2999 each

Coca Cola Diets and Zero Range (Coke Light/Tab/ Coke Zero/Fanta Orange Zero/Sprite Zero/Stoney Zero/ No Caffeine, No Sugar) 2.25lt

BUY 2 FOR

3200

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 3rd June 2020 to Sunday 7th June 2020, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

3999 each

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STANGER Tel: 032 437 3000

Fax: 032 551 2441

Email: stanger1@retail.spar.co.za

MARKET DAY SPECIALS AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY 3rd JUNE 2020 ONLY Spring Meadow Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Sachet 1 litre Oakspring Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Sachet 1 litre

Mccain Garden Peas 1kg

49 each

each

99 each

Riz Cut and De Veined Large Prawns 350g

6499 each

Rainbow Simply Chicken Viennas Original or Cheese 1kg

99 each

Riversmead Frozen Chicken Livers 1kg

2199 each

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Buy 2 and Pay STORE R 00 per combo PRICE Get an extra

SPAR Pork Sausages 375g

99 each

Dairymaid Country Fresh Ice Cream Assorted 5 litre

99 each

Frys Braai Sausages 380g

99 each

Danone Nutriday Smooth Yoghurt (excluding Fruit) 6s

99 each

Future Life Smart Food assorted 500g

each

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00 per combo

Energade Ready To Drink 500ml

Doritos Corn Chips Assorted 150g

1499

Sta Soft Refill Pouch 500ml

1999

each

Nescafe Ricoffy (excl decaff) 750g

Nola Mayonnaise Assorted 500g/730g/ 750g/780g

Lucky Star Pilchards 400g

off

99 each

each

Sunlight Laundry Bar 500g

99 each

each

Johnsons Baby Powder 400g

BUY 2 FOR Ingrams Camphor Cream assorted 500g

Ginger

Fresh Mutton Pack

99 each

99 per kg

Panado Tablets (blister Box or Securitainer) 24s

Forest Fresh button/sliced Mushroom 200g

Riversmead Fresh Whole Chickens

99 each

99 Punnet

99 per kg

Lux Soap Assorted 175g

Green Beans / Gadra Beans

Frozen Chicken Fillets

99 per kg

Aquafresh Toothpaste 100ml (Fresh And Minty / Mild And Minty / Lemon Mint Or Herbal)

Cabbage

Fresh Culls

Potatoes 7 kg

Each

99 Each

Red Apples 1,5kg

each

Bobtail Dog Food 5.5kg/6kg/ 6.5kg/7kg/8kg

Stewing Beef

per pocket

99 per kg

12499 each

1999 Each

Whole Grilled Chicken

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 3rd June 2020 to Sunday 7th June 2020, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

5999 Each

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Zikalala visits ILembe District KWADUKUZA: Sihle Zikalala at KwaDukuza Taxi Rank on 30 May 2020 during the launch of the integrated plan to curb the spread of Covid-19 in ILembe District

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Premier of KwaZulu Natal Sihle Zikalala together with National Police Minister Bheki

Cele, Members of Provincial Executive and local leadership, on 30 May 2020, led the launch of the integrated plan to curb the spread of the coronavirus in

ILembe District. This comes after Ilembe was identified as one of the hotspots for COVID-19 in KwaZulu Natal which has necessitated a

serious intervention by the provincial government. Speaking during the launch, Sihle Zikalala stated that most people are well aware of what's happening yet they fail to follow lockdown regulations such as social distancing. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Most people are wearing masks but they don't adhere to social distancing which is a problem and retail stores are not helping in that regard. On the road people are travelling without permits," said Zikalala. During the launch of integrated plan which began with a road block in Umvoti toll plaza, more than 25 people were arrested for travelling without permits. Zikalala further mentioned that KZN government will focus on ILembe District especially in KwaDukuza and Mandeni as these areas seem to be the epicentre of Covid-19 in the district. The team also visited KwaDukuza Taxi Rank for inspection as government is pulling all the strings to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the province.

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Ballito store closed due to Covid-19 case By Xpress Reporter

On 27 May 2020 Dischem in Ballito temporarily closed due to a confirmed case of Covid19 at the store. According to the statement released on Wednesday, one staff member was infected. "We can confirm that one of our staff members has tested positive for Covid19, but we have ensured that the risk of infection has limited

transmission to anyone else, thanks to the rigorous preventative health and safety protocols we have implemented. These include daily temperature checks, social distancing, the use of masks, deep cleaning of the entire store with special attention to high-touch areas, sanitiser and protective perspex sheets at tills. In addition, we have just

completed a full professional decontamination and sanitisation of the store," said the statement. The store further stated that they will be working closely with the Department of Health to monitor the situation, "We are in close contact with the Department of Health and are working towards re-opening Dis-Chem Ballito Junction. Close contacts of the affected

KPH Media Release

KwaDukuza Private Hospital (KPH), would like to confirm that 176 staff, inclusive of service providers were tested for Covid-19 and all tested negative. Our findings and outcome of results, indicate that the Specialist who tested positive, contracted the virus outside of the facility, and was self-isolating prior to him being symptomatic. He has been selfisolating, and will resume duties once he has fully 061 686 9110 / 062 900 4386 recovered, and it is Town Office: HAIR BY SHIREEN (NEXT TO ROYAL FASHIONS) safe to do so. NEAR CHECKOUT, HULLET STREET

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person were immediately identified, placed in selfisolation and they are being monitored. We have worked closely with the DoH throughout the lockdown period. The DoH has reviewed our protocols and confirmed that we are taking appropriate, swift action to contain the spread of the virus," added the store.

All necessary steps have been taken to ensure that KPH is a safe environment during this pandemic and all staff are adhering to the Department of Health (DOH) and National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) guidelines. To date, no positive patients have been admitted to the facility. The Specialists and staff of Kwadukuza Private Hospital remain committed to ensure that no person is compromised in any way, while providing excellent healthcare to our patients. We'd like to thank the public for respecting our updated rules and regulations and thank you for your continued support.

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June 3, 2020 Spekko Rice 10kg

Sunfoil Oil 4lt

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friday 05 may 2020 Saturday 06 may 2020 Sunday 07 may 2020

Specials valid from 03 June till the 10 June 2020. Golden Cloud Cake Flour 10kg

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Pakco Chilli Bite Mix 250g

White Star Maize Meal 10kg

Clover Long Life Milk 6x1lt

2 FOR

137

Ricoffy 750g

Rhodes Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce 410g

Mr Orange Juice

2lt

12 95 26 95

FOR

KOO Baked Beans 410g

2 FOR

6995

Eezee Noodles 5x65g

Jungle Oats 1kg

Hulett White Sugar 10kg

5lt

Hinds Southern Fried 200g

Lucky Star 155g Trinco Teabags 100's

C&B Mayonnaise 1.5kg

First Choice Butter 500g

Harpic Banded Pack (Lavender/Potpouri) 2x500ml

Days

2 FOR

1895

Hazeldene Mix Fruit Jam 900g

Nestle Country Fresh Ice Cream 2lt

Bakers Eet Sum Mor 200g

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Clarity on Level 3 rules The government's Coronavirus Command Council has clarified the new regulations which took effect from June 1. While the curfew which at Level 4 restricted people to their homes between 8pm at night and 5am in the morning has been lifted, a number of restrictions on movement remain in place. People may only leave their homes for work, to procure groceries and essential services, exercise or perform any of the other activities permitted under Level 3. Visiting with family and friends, exercising in groups and attending large gatherings is still forbidden. Pupils and tertiary students may travel between their homes and their institutions of learning. You may not move between provinces, metropolitan areas or districts except in the course of performing a service permitted under level 3, to attend a funeral, transport mortal remains, care for a sick relative or for work purposes. In each instance, a permit is required. You may move house, but you will need a permit from the relevant authority. All those above the age of 60, and those with underlying medical conditions, should leave home only in exceptional circumstances. All domestic workers and other care workers employed in private households may return to work, as long as their employer ensures that adequate safety measures are in place. The employer is also required to issue them with a permit. The restriction on the hours when people can exercise have been eased, but not completely lifted. You may now exercise at any time between 6am and 6pm, as long as it is not an organised group activity. Gyms, exercise centres, beaches, public parks, sports grounds and swimming pools will remain closed. All retail outlets will be open with stringent health protocols in place. Likewise, all economic sectors are allowed to operate except those with high risk.

The consumption of food and alcohol in restaurants, bars, shebeens and taverns is still prohibited. The sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products remains prohibited The ban on alcohol sales has been lifted but the regulations only permit for liquor to be sold at predetermined times, and under strict conditions. Alcohol can be sold only on Monday to Thursday between 9am and 5pm. No alcohol sales are permitted on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. Traders will be permitted to sell alcohol for consumption off-site and the consumption of alcohol at the place of sale is prohibited. Only funerals and religious gatherings are permitted and these are capped at 50 persons, depending on the size of the place of worship. All health protocols and social distancing measures must be adhered to as provided for directions that have been issued by the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs. Hotspot areas: In the coronavirus hotspots announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa, the Justice Cluster will conduct patrols, roadblocks, and vehicle check points. The South African Police, SANDF and local law enforcement authorities will work together to control movement in these areas. Public transport operators offering long distance services will be allowed to operate, provided that they only carry passengers permitted to travel between provinces under the Disaster Management regulations. Categories of persons permitted to travel long distance: Persons undertaking work responsibilities or performing a service permitted under Alert Level 3, provided they are in possession of the requisite permit; Persons moving to a new place of residence; Persons caring for an immediate family member; Learners or students who have to commute to and from those schools or

institutions of higher learning during periods when those schools or institutions are permitted to operate; Persons travelling to attend funerals; Persons transporting mortal remains; Persons travelling to obtain medical treatment; Persons returning to their place of residence from a quarantine or isolation facility; Children moving between custodial parents Members of Parliament performing oversight responsibilities. Domestic air travel will be permitted with aircraft allowed to carry their full capacity. The rollout of domestic flights will be done in three phases, and that the number of flights per day will be restricted. Hotels and leisure accommodation remain closed, but the following activities that will be allowed under level 3 include: Professional services, such as tourist guides, tour operators, travel agents, and tourism information officers; Professional services, including training of nature guides and other related services able to ensure safe physical distancing; Public and private game farms for self-drive excursions; Hiking in compliance with existing guidelines and not in groups; Accommodation activities except for leisure, and establishments would no longer require a letter from the minister to operate. They were required to ensure that they accommodated those in the permitted services and kept records for inspections by the department; and Hunting and gaming activities. The ban on passenger vessels and cruise liners will remain in place and only vessels bringing in cargo would be allowed to call on South African ports. Allowance will be made for South African registered seafarers to embark and disembark ships with a mandatory quarantine for those returning.

Murals raise Covid-19 awareness

BOTTLE STORE Trading Hours :

Monday to Thursday 09:00 am to 17:00 pm

The Sibaya Community Trust and artists from across the Ilembe region have teamed up to paint Covid-19 awareness murals that present important safety messages. Sibaya Community Trust founder and chairman Vivian Reddy said that 7 murals have been painted by local artists in areas including Groutville, Thembeni, Ntshawini, Shayamoya, Thethe, Shakaville and KwaDukuza Central. Seen is Vivian Reddy with Olwethu Nxumalo the 15 yr old mural artist from KwaDukuza and art curator Nonka Mbonambi at Groutville

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Citizen allegedly harassed by law officers A local resident is up in arms as he alleges that his family home was invaded by approximately 20 law enforcement officers who acted on information that he was allegedly selling cigarettes during the nationwide lockdown. He alleges that he was contacted by his wife who informed him that the officers had “stormed their residence”. He allegedly arrived home to

find police members and KDM Crime Prevention officers, who were rude and vulgar when he enquired the reason for their visit. The furious resident says he was harassed, taken in and charged for selling cigarettes, even though no sale was made. “The officers found 44 cartons of cigarettes. However, no sale was made and they acted purely on information given to them,” he said.

The flying unicorn

He added that his wife and 5year-old child were subjected to the ordeal during which a KDM officer was allegedly rude and vulgar toward him. A local attorney has confirmed that he will act on behalf of the resident who intends filing an official complaint with the Human Rights Commission as well as with the National Police Commissioner.

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Sara was a unicorn. She was a very special unicorn, and her tribe considered her one of the greatest creatures in the world, for Sara had wings, and she could fly. Great big gossamer wings the colour of moonlight, could take her soaring into the air above, her white body gleaming in the sun at day, and sparkling in the moon-and star-light at night. She was a happy and goodnatured animal and made friends with everyone, even humans. She liked little children, who always stared at her in wonder and delight. One little girl was her special friend. She lived just outside of the forest that Sara lived in. Her name was Minnie

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climbing higher and higher, with the little girl screaming in delight. She held on tightly to Sara and looked down at the ground that seemed so very far away. The houses and trees looked like toys. The river looked like a blue line drawn on one of her drawing pages. Birds flew past her chirping a friendly greeting and she waved at them in return. Soon it was time to return to the ground, and when she landed she hugged Sara tightly and said, “Thank you so much, dear friend. That was lovely.”

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Missing child found dead

On Sunday evening, 31 May 2020, police at Umhlali received a report of the kidnapping of sixyear-old Alexia Nyamadzawo within their police precinct. The mother of the child reported to police that she was travelling on the Glendale Road near Shayamoya with her two children aged six (06) and fourteen (14) when the kidnapping occurred. According to the mother of the child, when she approached a speed hump near Shayamoya, an unknown man opened the door of her vehicle and snatched the six-year-old who was asleep on the rear seat. She fled from the scene and reported the matter to police. After an intensive investigation, a 42-year-old woman was taken in for questioning by police

yesterday. Detectives enlisted the services of the Umhlali Search and Rescue Unit to assist in the search for the missing child. Following an arduous operation, the body of the missing child was located in a sugarcane field in Riet Valley. Police detained the suspect

at Umhlali police station and she will be charged for murder. She is expected to appear at the Umhlali Magistrates Court tomorrow. The KwaZulu-Natal P r o v i n c i a l Commissioner, Lieutenant General Khombinkosi Jula, commended police officers involved in the operation for the breakthrough. "We treat all crimes against women and children very seriously and were extremely concerned when allegations of kidnapping surfaced. We are disappointed that we could not find the missing child alive, however we will do everything that is within our control to ensure that the perpetrator is brought to book," he said.

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KDM criticized over tariff hikes By Xpress Reporter

KwaDukuza Municipality has been met with heavy condemnation over proposed tariff hikes during the Coronavirus pandemic a time when most of its consumers are struggling to make ends meet. According to the draft budget for 2020/2021 financial year, proposed tariff hikes - rates (6%), refuse (4%), electricity (5%) and other tariffs on average of 6%. Rate payers, civil organizations and political parties criticized this draft

budget. The DA in KwaDukuza has publicly stated that they are not supporting any tariff hikes. “With the current economic condition and Covid-19, retrenchment, reduced hours of work, unemployment is taking its toll. Any form of increase in tariff is the last thing on peoples' minds. This is a critical time for the municipality to dig deep and cushion any increase that is realistic and affordable. As the DA we are not supporting any increase,” said DA Caucus Leader in

KwaDukuza, Cllr Madhun Singh. “In fact, KDM should work out a package to give all businesses and households relief in the form of rebate. CPI is 4.5%, any increase more than that will be pushing residents over the edge and collapse of businesses that contribute to the revenue of the municipality. Say no to tariff increase. You have until 15 June 2020 to object and make comments. Let's stand together on the tariff increase,” added Cllr Singh.

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Citizens need to object tariff increases Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we the people; are being asked to pay INCREASES to both local (KDM) and district (iLembe) municipalities; for electricity (6.9%), refuse (4%), rates (6%), water and sanitation (9.6%) respectively. We as a society and the collective humanity, cannot; and repeat “cannot” support tariff increases while families, households, businesses and more are struggling during these unprecedented economic times of hardship. You need to HAVE YOUR SAY…. Object Now! How? On the Water and Sanitation (9.6%) increase, please email your objections to salora.pillay@ilembe.gov.za from the iLembe District Municipality by this Saturday, 6 June 2020 (and Cc dailembe@gmail.com). To OBJECT to the increases of electricity (6.9%), refuse (4%) and rates (6%), please email the KDM municipal manager: MunicipalM@kwadukuza.gov.za and Cc dailembe@gmail.com by Monday, 15 June 2020 at 12pm. You can also contact Sharon Hoosen MPL (Member of Parliament): KZN Legislature; on 062 389 2407 for more information. “To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.” (Nelson Mandela) Vernon Pillay Ward 19 KwaDukuza

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Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula revealed during a media briefing on Saturday that the resumption of domestic flights will be rolled out in three phases. He also revealed that limited domestic air travel for business purposes will be allowed, subject to restrictions on the number of flights per day and

authorisation based on the reason for travel. South African Airways (SAA) said in a press statement last week that it is retaining its domestic schedule with effect from mid-June 2020. The airline will focus on ensuring operational readiness to resume flights once permissible.

SAA said the position will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. The airline cancelled all planned scheduled flights on its regional and international services until the end of June 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Philip Saunders, SAA's Chief Commercial Officer, said in the statement: “Our operational preparedness is

underlined by the significant role the airline has played in global repatriations to and from South Africa and by our desire to serve the domestic market.” FlySafair will prepare to resume a reduced service from June 15 with ticket sales expected to open in the next week, the airline revealed in a press statement. This

follows the airline's announcement last week that it was unlikely to fly during level 3 unless the government offers support. However, following the announcement by the Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula over the weekend, and the reintroduction of air travel will take place in three phases, the airline has had a change of heart. Kirby Gordon, Chief Marketing Officer at FlySafair, said the airline will recommence operations in the next few weeks. “We remain concerned about the feasibility of operating under the prescribed restrictions, but we cannot leave our staff unpaid any longer, and we feel obligated to do our part in reopening the South African economy,” he said. The airline is expecting to operate between 20 and 26 flights a day, with the possible exception of Saturdays. “We have a schedule which we would like to implement ready, but we need slot approval from Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) and Air Traffic

Navigation Services (ATNS) before we can publish it. These schedules are dependent on the limitations to the timing and number of flights that FlySafair can operate,” he added. FlySafair, which previously operated 25 percent of the seating capacity in the domestic market, is planning to operate on the following routes, including Johannesburg to Cape Town, Johannesburg to Durban, and Cape Town to Durban. Mango Airlines has not yet revealed its plans for level 3. They said on Twitter on May 29: “Dear Guests, We will issue an official statement regarding flight bookings once the Minister of Transport makes his address tomorrow. We will be able to advise Guests on any questions regarding flight bookings.” (sic). According to its PR company, the airline will reveal its plans in due course. Comair is currently under business rescue, and will only operate scheduled services by November. -IOL

Citizens urged to report police brutality

Police brutality during the Covid-19 national lockdown should not be left unchallenged, and should be reported to relevant authorities for perpetrators to face the might of the law, said Police Minister Bheki Cele. Addressing a virtual press briefing last month, Cele referred to Ficksburg journalist Paul Nthoba who was allegedly assaulted by police while covering a story. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) has since taken over the investigation into the matter. “Further the national commissioner has instructed the p r o v i n c i a l commissioner of Free State to investigate the matter at the station level of which the report would be brought back to the national commissioner and to the minister soon,” said Cele. Cele said there had been an increased complaint lodged against police for alleged brutality against members of the public during the lockdown. He said the police officers had no excuse to violate human rights as at police colleges they were taught about code of conduct, and he said he and police Commissioner General

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Khehla Sithole always when they attend police gatherings read the code of conduct to further remind them of what was expected and not expected of them. “But you also know that there are structures within South African police where these brutality can be reported. “The police are reprimanded according to what they have committed, hence we are making the call

to the South Africans to report these things to Ipid, to the police management and any other structures like your human right (South African Human Rights Commission),” he said. Regarding the death of Alexander resident Collin Khoza allegedly at the hands of law enforcement agents, Cele said the department would comply with the instruction of the North Gauteng High Court.

Judge Hans Fabricius had on March 15 ruled that Cele and his counterpart Defence a n d M i l i t a r y Ve t e r a n s Minister Nosiviwe MapisaNqakula should within five days develop and publish a code of conduct and operational procedures regulating the conduct of their members, including that of the metropolitan police departments, on newspapers and social media.

The judge also instructed the suspension with full payment of SANDF members who were present at Khoza's home that day or adjacent to his premises, within five days pending the outcome of an investigation into the incident. “We are trying to stick to those time frames in respect of complying (with court ruling) as the SAPS and SANDF. “We were given two days

by the judge, which had been compiled with by the head of defence and the head of SAPS, and then we were given five days that we are supposed to comply with today,” he said. H e s a i d i n compliance with the judgement, he and Mapisa-Nqakula would sign the document of code of conduct of joint officers. “It would definitely be signed before the day ends at 12 (midnight), and the document is prepared and ready to be signed,” he said. However, he said SAPS would appeal some part of the judgement, which he did not name. “I don't think that we are very much keen on complying with that one, we believe that we have a legal alternative of dealing with those matters. “Unfortunately because it is already in the legal system, as we have appealed it, we believe we cannot talk much about it, but more than 95% of what the judge said we are prepared to comply with,” he said. -IOL

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It was announced that Ballito Pro Presented by O'Neil 2020 has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The postponement of this surfing event follows an announcement from the World Surf

League that it was postponing all surfing events through June 2020 and a redesigned structure for 2021. KwaDukuza Municipality acting Mayor Cllr Dolly Govender stated that this is a major blow but the municipality together with WSL are continuing to work with

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Barcelona wideman Ousmane Dembele. The Frenchman, 23, has struggled to make an impression in Spain after his blockbuster switch from Borussia Dortmund in 2017, notching just 19 times in 74 appearances for the club. With the Blaugrana persistently linked with Inter Milan superstar Lautaro Martinez, along with a sensational return for Neymar, Dembele's future appears to be away from the Camp Nou. Now, The Sun (who cite Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo) report that the Frenchman has become Liverpool's 'top back-up option' should the Werner deal not materialise. Dembele is described as being 'rated more attainable' than the 50-plus million it'll require to sign Werner, with the possibility of a cost-saving loan move even on the table. The Spanish heavyweights have a recent history of loaning out superstar players, with the temporary switch to Bayern Munich of ex-Red Philippe Coutinho a prime example.

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