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GJGM Regional Hospital thanks law enforcement The General Justice Gizenga Mpanza Regional Hospital has sent out an appreciation letter to KwaDukuza Municipality Mayor Cllr Dolly Govender, thanking the role played by KDM Special Operations Unit Officials during last month's unrest. The letter penned down by Acting CEO, Dr G. Lopez, states that during the week of the 12th of July 2021, the Special Operations Unit from KDM Crime Prevention and Traffic Police led by Marius Prinsloo, assisted a team of doctors to reach the hospital during the most critical time of the unrest, “The purpose of this correspondence is to place on record the gratitude of the medical and management teams at GJGM Regional Hospital. This guaranteed that patients were
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SCENE: An unidentified man was fatally injured after he was run over by a truck on the southbound lane of the R102 in the vicinity of Canelands, KZN. Passing motorists contacted RUSA requesting assistance for the pedestrian. Members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to the scene and on arrival located the body of the fatally injured man in the centre median. According to the driver of the Toyota Hino truck, he was traveling towards Canelands when the deceased suddenly ran into his path of travel. The driver of the truck was not injured.
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Ndwedwe Local Municipality has wrapped up Mandela Month (July) on a high note after paying a visit to a crèche in Ndwedwe Ward 12, known as Siyazama Creche. The purpose of the visit was to help clean up the property and to generally enhance its appearance for a greater learning experience for the children. The municipality, through its Social Cohesion Unit, also visited various homes to hand over building materials. Well done to all involved. BENEVOLENCE: Ndwedwe Local Municipality donated building materials to needy families, as part of its Mandela Month programme
Department of Health receives 2.8 Million vaccine doses Acting Minister of Health, Mmamoloko Kubayi joined by Health Deputy Minister, Dr Joe Phaahla and Chief of Mission at US Embassy in South Africa Mr Todd Haskell received 2.8 Million Pfizer vaccine doses at the O R T a m b o International Airport on behalf of the RSA government on 31 July 2021. The arrival of the 1st Pfizer vaccines consigned is part of the donation from USA government. The donation will contribute to the country's expanded vaccination programme which is fast gaining momentum to reach more
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Radha Roopsingh Primary “rises from ashes” By Xpress Reporter
HISTORY: Radha Roopsingh Primary was founded 64 years ago by the Roopsingh family of Shakaskraal, and is named after Mrs Radha Roopsingh.
Losing eight classrooms and the entire office equipment has not deterred the team of educators from Radha Roopsingh Primary School in Etete from doing their utmost to provide education for children. A total of eight classrooms, including the principal's and the secretary's offices, were
burnt down by unknown attackers on the 14th of July 2021, leaving the more than 900 learners at the school with no hope of continuing with the current academic year. However the school is now in recovery. While the majority of the learners were not able to return to school on Monday this week, the school principal, Mr CL Naidoo is confident the school will be able to invite learners back to school by the end of this week. Six of the eight prefab classrooms that have been supplied by the Department of Education had already been erected when the Xpress Times visited the school on Monday morning. The remaining two were in the process of being installed. “Our hope is that by the end RECOVERY: Installation of prefab classrooms is underway, after the school was gutted by fire.
of this week the learners will be back in school. Unfortunately we will not be able to accommodate all the learners at the same time, as there is no room for us to do so. So we will have to revert back to the rotational system. “It's very unfortunate what happened. 64 Years of a rich academic history going up in flames like that,” Naidoo ruminated. Naidoo says even though the school lost all stationery, the learners will bring their own stationery so that lessons could continue. The Grade 7 learners are already back in school, being taught in the few remaining classrooms that have been deemed safe for occupation. The school is still inviting concerned members of the public and the business community to come forward to offer any help necessary to help the institution along in its recovery process. In this respect, Mr Naidoo can be contacted on (084) 5545530.
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Honouring our Women You strike a woman, you strike a rock
confidence and do research if they seek to create sustainable and growing business. 'A lot of people fail because we lack determination. This month I urge my fellow women to grab opportunities with both hands, the number of women-owned business has increased dramatically in recent years. As Imbokodo we are capable,” added Mbonambi.
This coming Monday 09 August South Africans will be commemorating the great women's march of 1956, where women marched to the Union Buildings to protest against the carrying of pass books. On 9 August 1956, about 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest against legislation aimed at tightening the apartheid government's control over the movement of black women in urban areas. This year the Xpress Times Newspaper is joining South Africans in celebrating the significant role played by women in our daily lives that ensures stability, progress and long-term development of the nation. In today's society women are seen walking down the path of obstacles, battling gender inequality in society, calling for the empowerment of women especially the young generation and succeeding and excelling in various fields of their professions.
Kavitha Mudali - a fountain of inspiration for fellow ladies
Darnall resident Kavitha Mudali is the shining light to all women. She is a mother of three sons, and director of Mudali Trading, which specializes in toilet paper, industrial wipes, Decka rolls, multifolds and serviettes. Mudali Trading has been operating since 2008. That does not stop this stunning, beautiful and talented woman from exploring other areas of business. Kavitha is now a wellness and motivational coach. She offers a free online service to all women. Kavitha draws much strength and inspiration from her wonderful husband, Dayalan Mudali. “I owe my success to my husband. He is my pillar of strength, always pushing me to be the best that I can be,” she says. “I have noticed that women have lost confidence in themselves, lost sight of how beautiful and amazing they are. This pandemic has also played a huge part in women feeling this way. I am here to bring back the confidence, to motivate you to encourage you that anything is possible. Just don't lose focus. “Everyone faces challenges. Don't be discouraged. Let that be a stepping stone to motivate you to persevere to reach greater heights. I refuse to let a woman be anything but the best that they can be. Even in moments of doubt, take control. Remember, the strongest factor for success is self-esteem. Believe you can do it, believe you deserve it and believing you will get it. Mask on, sanitize and shine like the star that you are,” added Kavitha
Nozuko Hlakula - A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle Families and individuals need to be safeguarded especially when going through difficult period in their lives, Nozuko Hlakula affectionately known as 'Mama Hlaks' aged 60 dedicated her whole career to helping individuals, families, and groups of people to cope with problems they're facing. The Mellville resident, currently working as Social Worker Supervisor has made an indelible mark in people especially the ones from disadvantaged backgrounds. The decorated supervisor says she's gets her motive from knowing what it's
Nombulelo Nzuza - Nurturing our youth for the future
like to come from unprivileged family. “I worked with a number of families under different programmes promoting social change and the empowerment of people and communities. It hasn't been an east journey, lot of challenges along the way but as you go on you gradually see positive results, you see improvement in people's lives which what we all strive for as social workers,” said Hlakula Hlakula further added that the fight for equality is still, urged women, the upcoming generation to take up space, hold their head high and embark on programmes that seek to empowerment. “Government has a number of women empowerment programmes that contribute to gender equality. I urge our young girls to be alert and question everything that they see so they be informed and equipped to face challenges that may arise. It has been a pleasure to work with women over the years, seeing women starting from nothing to being farm overs, will always be a highlight of my career,” added Hlakula. In conclusion 'Mama Hlaks' touched on the matter of gender based violence, saying it's heart-wrenching to see women being subjected to scourge of violence. “It's our duty as society to teach women and men at a very young age about GBV. It's important to seek help when facing challenges,” added Hlakula. In her 30 year career Nokuzuko Hlakula presided over the launch of day care centres, food parcel distributing, women empowerment programmes and crime prevention programmes.
Excelling as a female in a role that is largely dominated by males comes with a lots of trials but Nombulelo Nzuza aged 54, the renowned Sakhamuzi Primary School Principal seems to be handling the pressure very well. Nzuza was appointed as the school Principal earlier this year and hit the ground running, since her assembling the reigns she has worked tirelessly to insure DoE polices are implemented within the school. “Women are rising, women are calling for change, and it's beautiful to see. My love for children has kept me in this sector for over 25 years. It's never especially if you're a women, despite the challenges I never lost sight of my destiny. Old and young must believe in themselves. We all have different talents which need to be explored. They must be not be afraid to tread on uncharted waters if they have potential,” indicated Principal Nombulelo Nzuza. Preshana Lutchminarain - Women in business
Ningi Mbonambi - resurgent business owner You can sit around and wait for someone to elevate you or you can take the bull by its horns and empower yourself. Ningi Mbonambi (33), the founder and owner of Ma-Kay's Fast Food located in Thembeni, is a true inspiration to women, mainly the young the generation that aspire to become entrepreneurs in the near future. Mbonambi started the business in 2019, two years later the business is booming, creating employment and assisting in local economic development. Speaking to Xpress Times Ningi Mbonambi said the fear of depending on other people fuels her to put more effort in ensuring the success of her business. “The shop opened in 2019 and it was warmly welcomed by the Thembeni community. Named it Ma-Kay's as an honour to my mother who pulled all the strings to ensure we never felt disadvantaged. At the shop we specialise in fast food, usually we open at 06:00am to cater for people going to work. The business helps tackle the rising number of unemployment rate,” cited Mbonambi Mbonambi further urged women to put God first, have self-
Owner of DKL ELECTRICAL, Preshana Lutchminarain said men and women are equal. “I am 37 year old business woman Preshana Lutchminarain, and Director of DKL ELECTRICAL.I am a female with a disability and proud of it. I believe that men and women are both equal. I opened my business doors 5 years ago with only one goal in mind and that is to serve my community and help brighten people's lives. The word "Impossible does not exist for me, instead it is "I'M Possible”. My message to all woman out there, if you can dare to dream it, then you can DEFINITELY do it,” said Lutchminarain. The role played by women in society is often overlooked, this month the Xpress Times Newspaper salutes women from all walks of life. Wathinta Abafazi Wathinta Imbokodo.
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'I choose vaccination' says KZN Premier
R26 billion for extended SRD grant By Xpress Reporter
PREMIERE: On 27 July 2021 KZN Premiere Sihle Zikalala got his jab at the Inkosi Mzondeni Hall, at KwaMsane in Mtubatuba.
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On 27 July 2021, The KwaZulu Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala became one of over 1, 186 562 people who have been vaccinated in the Province since the programme began in February 2021. The Premier, who got his jab at the Inkosi Mzondeni Hall, at KwaMsane in Mtubatuba said the government calls on people of SA to get vaccinated. “We call on all the people of KZN to ensure that they vaccinate. They must register on the Electronic Vaccination Data System. We have more than 200 vaccination centres across KZN. Today I took a
vaccine. It is a responsible decision and commitment to protect our livelihood,” said Zikalala. People aged 35 years and above are urged to register on the EVDS Self Registration Portal for the vaccine. Vaccination for people aged 18- 34 will open on September 01. “Today I took a vaccine. It is a responsible decision and commitment to protect our livelihood,” added Zikalala on his social media pages According to KZN Provincial Government all vaccines used in South Africa have been tested and approved by SAHPRA.
One day the wife of a writer said to him that you write a lot of books, so today write something for me and then I will believe that you are really a good writer, here is what the writer wrote: MY MAGIC HOUSE I, my wife and our kids live in a magical house We take off our dirty clothes, which are cleaned the next day. We take off our shoes as soon as we come from school and office. Then the next morning we wear clean, polished shoes Every night the garbage basket is full of garbage and the next morning it is empty. In my magical house, children's clothes smell while playing, but the next moment they become clean And their sports equipment is quickly rearranged in their own boxes. Every day in my magical house, favourite food is made for me and my children... In my magical house, you can hear "Mama, Mama, Mama” called about a hundred times every day Mama where is the nail clipper? Mama, complete my homework Mama, brother is beating me Mama Baba Jani has come Mama, don't forget to prepare my school lunch box today. Mama, make biryani today Mama, I can't find an ant today. She walks in a line here every day Mama make me a sandwich, I'm hungry Mama, I have to go to the washroom Mama, I was hungry before, not now the last word heard is "Mama" before going to bed at night and the first word heard is "Mama" when I wake up in the morning in my magical house... Of course, no one has ever been attracted to this magical house. Although ever yone has this magical house... And rarely would anyone have ever thanked the magician of this house The magician of these magical houses is none other than every wife and mother, who perform such magic in their own homes. May God bless every wife and mother, whose patience and unending deeds bring prosperity to every home.
Government has set aside R26.7 billion to fund the reinstated social relief of distress (SRD) grant of R350 per month, which will be terminated in March next year. The extended SRD grant was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa during his address to the nation on the 25th of July. Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has since provide details on how this extended grant, and the many other relief packages that have been announced by government, will be financed and managed. Mboweni has also confirmed the president's announcement that the SRD grant has now been extended to cater for unemployed “care givers” who also receive the child support grant, on an application basis. The minister emphasized that the SRD grant was not a permanent social protection solution. He said much work still needed to be done in this area, warning that additional borrowings for what he termed a “consumption grant” were out of the question. The minister also announced that a further R5.3 billion had been allocated to the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), for the extension of the TERS benefit. This will be designed to provide relief to those who have lost their jobs due to the ongoing lockdowns. “It is expected that the package will amount to R38.9 billion of on-budget items, including revenue measures of R5 billion and spending measures of R33.9 billion. As required by section 32
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of the PFMA, the National Treasury will publish the quarterly revenue and spending position of the government at the end of this week. “These fiscal indicators will show that government is sufficiently ahead of its revenue estimate to accommodate the fiscal relief measures. Therefore, the package can be accommodated without an increase in debt, especially borrowings from the market. As such, our fiscal strategy remains on track. The implementation of these relief measures will not result in a change in the debt trajectory and the fiscal deficit will not exceed the level presented in the February Budget. As a principle, government will avoid financing any measures from an increase in market lending, and we have different options in this regard,” Mboweni elucidated. Additional measures have also
been announced to enable the economic sectors that were hard hit by the most recent hard lockdown. These include, inter alia, deferral of personal income tax by three months, and the deferral of excise duties on alcohol. “Let me reiterate what I said earlier. We will maintain the fiscal path we announced in the February budget. In this regard, fiscal consolidation remains a key pillar of our strategy and we do not intend to deviate from it. We are keenly aware that the announcement of these relief measures comes in the context of existing pressures on the fiscus. The largest of these is the public sector wage bill. Government's latest offer has been accepted by a majority of labour unions. Work has been underway in the National Treasury to finalise the areas of reprioritisation for the public wage bill,” Mboweni stated.
Family destitute after house gutted by fire By Xpress Reporter
An Etete family has been left utterly destitute after their house was gutted by fire last week. Neighbours report that the family of five were all inside the house when the fire started, at around 05:30am. They said some of the children had to be roused up from their sleep in order to escape the flames. Fortunately nobody sustained any injuries. The family members were left only with the clothes they we standing in. Everything was destroyed. The community is appealing for donations on behalf of the hapless family. At the time of going to print, no relief had been provided to the family, although an official from KwaDukuza Municipality's disaster management unit had reportedly visited the family on Sunday to assess the situation. Slindile Palesa Khanyile, one of the community members who are coordinating relief effort on behalf of the family, told our reporter that an Etete based NGO called the Breakthrough Centre had also promised to organize some help for the family. Anyone who wishes to make a donation is urged to contact Ms Khanyile on (078) 706-1941.
DESTITUTE: A family dwelling was completely destroyed by fire in the area of Beirut in Etete.
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Tokyo 2020: Wailing in joy with his friend An extraordinarily emotional celebration followed after Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi became the joint gold medal winner in high jump with his friend and the favourite Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar. Gianmarco Tamberi lay writhing in the ground, rolling and twisting. Wailing in joy. In the stands his coach broke down. In 2016, just before the Rio Olympics, attempting a 2.41 metre high jump to break his own Italian record, he crash-landed. The shoe tore apart, the ankle ruptured and he stared at his leg and sobbed like a kid as he realised he would be out of Rio. Five men had to console him and somehow transfer him to a stretcher.
Five years later, he is a joint Olympic gold medallist with his friend Mutaz Essa Barshim in a remarkable sequence of events. It all came down to his last jump. The favourite, Barshim, had failed to clear 2.39. If Tamberi did, he would be the winner. If he didn't, there would be a jump-off with Barshim. The event had already been close to three hours. Tamberi placed the leg plaster cast that he wore after his horrific injury near the top of his run-up. A reminder of the pain and the subsequent inspirational comeback journey, perhaps. On it was a text: Road to Tokyo 2020. The year was crossed and 2021 written below. Tamberi started to sway from heel to toe and urged the crowd to clap. Not needing an invitation, and fully aware of the significance of the potential goldmedal jump, they g a v e h i m thunderous claps. The above association requests all locally Tamberi began his owned security companies who are angular sprint and PSIRA registered to attend a planning leaped but came meeting. down with the bar. Date: 5 August 2021 On the tracks in the side-lines was Venue: iLembe Municipal Disaster his competitor and Board Room friend Barshim, Time: 14h00 who didn't remove h i s d a r k Enquiries: Cobra Moodley 072 825 2433 Sanele Mthiyane 082 440 8382 sunglasses even
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while jumping, and Tamberi ran to him and enveloped him in a hug. An official walked up to them and asked Barshim, “Do you want to continue to jump-off?” Gently nudging Tamberi, whose head was buried in his shoulders, Barshim had a question back at the official: “Do we have to?” And even as the official politely told him that it was up to them, Barshim had decided that it would be shared. An exuberantly emotional Tamberi leapt into the arms of his friend and a slow smile spread across Barshim's face. Tamberi spun around and started to wail. A long piercing, almost endless, tearful cry. Barshim had moved to the edge of the arena, and started to cry into
the arms of his team, who leaned over and closed on him. Tamberi would writhe in the ground. He would get up and fall again. All along, the throaty wailing sobbing continued. A few yards away, Barshim removed his sunglasses and wiped a tear. Then, Tamberi sank to his knees, picked his leg cast, and lifted it to the skies and screamed an aural memory that's bound to forever stay in the minds of anyone who was there or even watched it on the telly. Wrapped in his Qatar flag, Barshim walked over to his friend and said, “Get up, get up, don't stay on the floor. Get up”. The Italian obeyed and sprang up but continued to sob, this time leaning
on the rails. In 2017, when he returned to competitive jumping after the injury, nothing was going right for Tamberi. After yet another poor performance in a tournament, he shut himself in his room when someone started to repeatedly knock on the door. It was Barshim. “Mutaz started knocking on my room and he wouldn't go away. First I just wanted him to leave. He persisted and was shouting: “Gimbo. Gimbo, please I want to talk to you.” So I gave in and let him in,” Tamberi wrote in spikes.worldathletics.org in January 2018. “ We talked. I cried “in front of him. He tried to calm me down, and told me what he had to say. “Don't try to rush it,” he kept telling me. “You had a big injury; you're already back in the Diamond League. No one expected that. But now you need to take your time, don't expect too much too early from yourself. Just see what happens.” The most important thing he helped me realise was that I had to do it for myself, not for others. A productive tournament followed in Budapest. “Something inside me changed; there I really started to live again. I was a high jumper again.” Three years later, he is an Olympic gold medal. With his friend. Sometimes, just sometimes, dreams do come true.
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They were awarded a penalty after Radebe's shot connected with Nyauza's hand, and referee Thando Ndzandzeka had no option but to award the spot-kick. The normally efficient Cardoso somehow fluffed his lines and his penalty was saved by the returning Ofori, who missed the bulk of the 2020/21 season with injury. Chiefs didn't start with their new signings, but the likes of Cole Alexander and S'Fiso Hlanti did come on during the second half. In the shootout, Ntsikelelo Nyauza and Wayde Jooste had their penalties saved by Brandon Petersen while Sabelo Radebe was the only Chiefs player to miss a spot-kick. In what was a proper pre-season game where combinations didn't quite come together for both teams, and it wasn't surprising that the game went to penalties.
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S t a r s w i m m e r Ta t j a n a Schoenmaker claimed South Africa's first Olympic gold medal in Tokyo as she won the women's 200m breaststroke final on Friday, setting a new world record in the process. Swimming in lane 4, Schoenmaker timed her race to perfection, sitting behind American Lilly King for the first 100m before making her move over the last 100m. It was a flawless display from the 24-year-old, who touched the wall in a time of 2:18.95.The previous world record, set by Denmark's Rikke Moller Pedersen at the World Championships in 2013, was 2:19.11. King took silver in 2:19.92 while American Annie Lazor rounded up the podium with the bronze medal (2:20.84). South Africa's Kaylene Corbett finished 5th in a time of 2:22.06. Tatjana Schoenmaker says what she is feeling is "indescribable" after shattering
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SA's Schoenmaker wins GOLD, smashes world record to make history in Tokyo an eight-year world record to win the Olympics 200m breaststroke final. Shortly after racing, Schoenmaker then hurried off to receive her Olympic gold medal as the South African anthem rang at the TokyoAquatics Centre. "It's indescribable," she said, clutching her medal. "It really hasn't sunk in yet. The whole process went really quick. It'll probably kick in when I get home." The 24-year-old South African broke Denmark's Rikke Moller Pedersen world record set in Barcelona in 2013. "When I first saw my time, I saw 2:19 [King's time on the electronic scoreboard], and didn't know that wasn't my time," said the Tuks University
student. "2:19 has been in the record books for so long. I'm just really grateful." President Cyril Ramaphosa phoned South Africa's latest Olympic hero, Tatjana Schoenmaker, to send his congratulations. "Congratulations. You have lifted the country," Ramaphosa told Schoenmaker in the clip below. "When I saw your performance in the first race, where you won silver, I knew that you were keeping something in store. "Thank you so much. It was just unbelievable. You have done this for the country and for yourself and we honour you ... we are really delighted to have seen this unbelievable performance.”
Tatjana Schoenmaker ecstatic after winning gold and breaking the world record
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