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Crack down on criminal activities in KwaDukuza

OPERATION: KwaDukuza Municipality working closely with KZN Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs Business Regulations Unit coordinated a multi law enforcement agencies operation/blitz under the auspices of quarterly KDM EDP - Development Enforcement Bylaws Enforcement Blitz Programme. The enforcement blitz took place on the 29th and 30th of April 2021

KwaDukuza SAPS, KDM Traffic and Crime Prevention, SARS Customs and local security companies embarked on an Enforcement Blitz in KwaDukuza CBD between Thursday and Friday last week. This operation focused on dealing with non-compliance of building regulations, protecting our country's revenue base by removing counterfeit goods and illegal immigrants. The operations also

focused on dealing with infringement of municipal bylaws, enforcement of the Road Traffic act and criminal activities. According to KwaDukuza Municipality a total of fourteen (14) illegal immigrants were arrested as they did not have valid documentation allowing them into the country. KDM Mayor Cllr Dolly Govender said the Municipality fully supports the law enforcement blitz,

“KwaDukuza Municipality appreciates the ongoing collaboration between all state law agencies and the municipality in fighting crime and non-compliance with the municipal bylaws. As KwaDukuza Council, we would like to see these operations taking place every month or even every week to ensure that KwaDukuza is a safe area to do business, live or visit. The Municipality will continue to support the Development Enforcement Unit and Community Safety Unit in their joint law enforcement blitz to ensure that there is respect of the rule of law and adherence to municipal bylaws by everybody,” said the Mayor. As part of the day's proceedings, Police officers raided a number of buildings that are deemed crime hot spots near King Shaka Monument in KwaDukuza. During the operation, a total of 30-retail establishments were visited for compliance checks. Of the thirty (30), Twenty-one (21) were operating without a Business License, two businesses were closed for gross non-compliance of various legislation, two (2) shops were found to be selling expired goods which was confiscated, and seven

(7) street traders were found to be by our council and the community at trading without the necessary large,” said Mkhize. Drugs with a street value of R5897 permit. All transgressions were documented and will be followed up w e r e r e c o v e r e d d u r i n g t h e in due course to ensure compliance operation. KwaDukuza SAPS spokesperson with the Business Act. KDM Media Liaison Officer Priya Nunkumar said a gas gun was Sipho Mkhize called on community also found during the operation, “I members to report any criminal can confirm that a multidisciplinary activities, “we continue to call our operation was held on Thursday, 29 communities to report any criminal April 2021. Nine illegal immigrants activity and participate in the fight were arrested during the operation, against crime and non-compliance members also recovered a gas gun with various laws and bylaws during the operation, as well as operational within our jurisdiction. dagga,” said Priya Nunkumar. The KwaDukuza Municipality further extend its word of gratitude to all those civilians 40 KING SHAKA ST, STANGER (next to Razaks) and the private REMEMBER MOTHER’S DAY, 9 MAY! sector security OPEN ON SUNDAY industry who 2 Plate Stainless Steel Stainless continues to play a Gas Stove with Fittings Steel critical role in Cordless fighting crime in Kettles our area. Your 99 99 contribution to ensuring safer 6PCE Fancy Glass Ice Cream communities and Set of 4 Bowls Xlarge India crime-free Stripe KwaDukuza has Design Pots not gone unnoticed

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaDukuza is unimpressed with KwaDukuza Municipality's overall performance over the fiscal year 2019/20. This comes after KwaDukuza Mayor Dolly Govender tabled the annual report at a recent Council meeting. DA KwaDukuza Caucus Leader Madhun Sobram Sing says his party is dismayed with the huge increase in energy losses, as recorded during the period under review. In the preceding reporting period, Council recorded energy losses amounting to R115 million. This figures leaped by a whopping R37 million in the 2019/20 financial year, coming to a staggering R152 million. The energy losses are as a result of illegal connections and tampering with electricity meters, resulting in non-payment for electricity used. Sing said KwaDukuza Municipality was incurring energy losses far above the national norm. “The benchmark for electricity losses according to national norm ranges from 6% to 12%. KwaDukuza is sitting at 20.94% due to distribution and illegal connections. While aggressive measures (have been) put in place to mitigate the losses unfortunately the results show otherwise. More needs to be done without fear or favour,” Sing said. Cllr Sing was also not too happy with Council's lower capital expenditure during the year under review. “Under spending of R82 million on capital projects means less service delivery that is so desperately needed by communities. While lockdown has negatively impacted on spending, (this) has been a trend for a while. While basic services in the financial year improved from 36% to 47%, by any standard it is still unacceptable. On budgeted amount approved at least the target should be 70% to 80%; this can be achieved through planning in advance since some are multi-year

LOSSES: DA KwaDukuza Caucus Leader Madhun Sing

projects,” he said.

Spike in irregular expenditure The annual report also showed that the municipality's overall performance had markedly retrogressed from a measly 64% the previous year, to a disastrous 47% in the 2019/20 fiscal year. “The DA hopes this trend of poor performance must change through regular intervention and oversight. Irregular expenditure was R155 million as compared to R169 million in the previous year due to not following competitive bidding process in most cases contracts that expired were extended. “The previous years (2018/2019) the Auditor-General's findings and concerns totalling to 48 only 8 was completed 26 work in progress, 13 was unattended to. This is a poor reflection to deal with Auditor General's queries thus you have recurring findings. This must be red flagged if we are serious about good governance. “The special investigation unit is currently investigating two bids relating to protective equipment that were awarded, because of the Covid19 pandemic. Council reported all was in order and (had) in fact saved money. Let's wait for the SIU report; it could be quite different from what was reported,” Sing warned.

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A 'holy graduation' for local church By Xpress Reporter

GRADUATION: Pictured are the excited graduates from the Pentecostal Holiness Church, as well as the dignitaries

It was all holy smiles as a local church held a glittering graduation ceremony for its members who have completed their studies in the various Biblical disciplines. All the graduates are members of the Pentecostal Holiness Church, under the leadership of Reverend Simon Nyawo. They completed their

studies through the International School of Ministry (Isom). The guest of honour at the graduation ceremony, which was held at KwaDukuza Town Hall on Sunday 02nd of May 2021, was Mrs Ash Jagessar, Isom's regional director for Southern Africa. Also in attendance were Mr HL Gwala from the Department of Education and Bishop MV Sibiya.

Massive fuel drop The energy department on Saturday announced that fuel prices are set to drop, this is a relief for many following massive hikes last month. Yesterday (04 May 2021) midnight petrol dropped by nine cents per litre, while diesel went down by 31 cents per litre. The Automobile Association spokesperson Layton Beared said it hope there would be more price relief to fuel prices for users over the coming months, “The exchange rate has continued its pleasing strengthening trend against the US dollar and international petroleum prices, which increased slightly in the first two weeks of April have held steady since. As we head into winter, South Africans who use paraffin for lighting, cooking and heating will no doubt be glad about this news,” said Beared.

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Concerns over livestock by the road

LIVESTOCK: Road users in KwaDukuza are concerned about the livestock that roams around the streets unattended.

By Xpress Reporter

Road users in KwaDukuza have called for action against livestock that roams freely in most parts of KwaDukuza. It's a growing problem with mounting concerns, cattle on the roads posing a great danger to motorists. An Ocean View resident who asked to remain anonymous said he was

worried about the livestock roaming around the roads especially R74 highway. He further called on KwaDukuza Traffic Department to deal with animals once they get into or around town. Another concerned driver said there's a large bull that often stands on the R74 high way, posing danger to drivers, “Its worrying to see

animals roaming the streets, most of the cattle that are seen roaming around KwaDukuza are not branded which makes it nearly impossible to link them to their rightful owners. Bylaws need to play their role in solving this issue,” said the driver. In conclusion he further called on cattle to be impounded.

SA receives more Covid-19 vaccines Health Minister Zweli Mkhize remains optimistic about the country's Covid-19 vaccination programme, despite apparent difficulties in the securing of vaccine doses. This comes after the country received hundreds of thousands more vaccine doses on Sunday night. This time Mkhize said the country had received the Pfizer vaccine, which is on course to be given regulatory approval in many countries. This is a two-dose vaccine, which is touted as one of the vaccines that have a much higher efficacy against the deadly Covid-19. The more than 325 000 vaccines which arrived on Sunday night would undergo all the safety and quality checks before being distributed throughout the country for vaccination. More than 300 000 healthcare workers have so far been inoculated, as part of the Sisonke vaccine trial programme. It is anticipated that this figure should rise to 500 000 by the end of the trial programme. The health ministry said South Africa would be receiving 325 000 Pfizer vaccines per week this

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month, to be increased to 636 000 vaccines per week in June. Plans are in place to inoculate 16.5 million people from May to October with the aid of private healthcare providers, which will buy shots from the national government. This forms part of the phase 2 of the rollout, targeting vulnerable individuals and essential workers. Phase 3 of the rollout,

which will open up the shots to the rest of the country, are expected to start in November. Mkhize also revealed that the Johnson & Johnson vaccines that are currently stored in Gqeberha were still awaiting international safety verification. He said these vaccines would be released once approval had been obtai9ned from both the US and South African regulatory bodies.

Water losses remains a challenge for Ilembe

The Democratic Alliance in KwaDukuza has urged ILembe District Municipality to take all possible measures to deal with water loss. This comes after ILembe received unqualified report credible and reliable financial statement for the year 2019/2020. According to the report, The AG highlighted material losses to the amount of R123, 46 million representing 59, 75% of the total water purchased, these losses were due to i l l e g a l w a t e r connections, reservoir overflows and service connection leaks. DA Caucus Leader, Cllr Madhum Singh said water losses still remains a huge challenge for the municipality, “This is a direct result due to illegal connection, main leaks, reservoir overflows and service connection leak. Council is fully aware of this challenges and needs to act fast by allocating funds to fix the problems for example reservoir overflows telemetry should have been installed you cannot wait for five years or more to install, water leaks should be immediately fixed when reported not after weeks in some cases after a month. This are some basic things we can

get right,” said Cllr Singh. He send the Municipality needs to stop dishing out flimsy excuses, if they intend to resolve th matter of water loses, “Overall performance according to the annual report looks good against predetermined objectives. Basic Service delivery has regressed in the last three years from 75% to 66 % and now (2019/2020) 62 %. Various factors could have

contributed to this including lockdown regulation however council should always strive for 70 % to 80 %. Irregular expenditure amounted to R 58 million mainly due to extension of contracts for example security services matter is in court while monthly council is incurring irregular expenditure. Consequence management is not applied council must report all cases

where officials have committed financial misconduct to the South African Services,” concluded Cllr Singh. KwaZulu-Natal AG's representative, Senior Manager Martin Coates said other significant matters of emphasis included a material debt impairment of R56, 19 million which was incurred as a result of a write-off of irrecoverable trade debtors

as well as irregular expenditure of R58, 7 million was incurred, “The majority of the unauthorised expenditure was caused by the reduction of the original grant allocation,” said Coates. During discussions councillors raised concerns regarding water losses indicating that more focus was required to improve on water losses.

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Two killed in Durban helicopter crash

CRASH: Two people, believed to be in their twenties, died in a helicopter crash in Durban on Monday morning.

KZN police have confirmed two people died in a helicopter crash in Durban on Monday morning. Police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said a helicopter crashed on the M19, near the N2 freeway, at around 8.15am. “It is alleged that the plane crashed on the island in the Umgeni River. Two pilots, believed to be in their twenties, were declared dead at the scene. The cause of crash is unknown at this stage. The scene is

still active, pending the arrival of authorities from aviation,” said Gwala. Kyle Van Reenen, of Rescue Care, said that when paramedics arrived on the scene they found a Robinson 22 helicopter submerged in the Umgeni River. “Both pilot and co-pilot were found entrapped in the aircraft and, sadly, were pronounced deceased on the arrival of paramedics.

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Zulu Nation's Regent to be interred at crack of dawn The Regent Queen of the Zulu Nation, Her Majesty Queen Shiyiwe Mantfombi DlaminiZulu who passed away last week, will be interred at the crack of dawn in a private burial later this week. This was announced by the Traditional Prime Minister to the Zulu Monarch, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, following news of the Queen's demise. The late Queen Mantfombi was proclaimed as the Regent to the Zulu Nation barely a month ago, following the passing of her husband King Goodwill Zwelithini. Making the announcement about the passing of the Queen, Prince Buthelezi was quick to assure the nation that “there would be leadership vacuum” in the Zulu royal family, following the death of the regent Queen. “In line with her wishes, as was done for His Majesty the King, Her Majesty will be interred at the crack of dawn in a private burial. As confirmed by her children, Her Majesty wished to be buried at her Royal Palace. Having discussed this with the Queen Mother, Queen Mayvis MaZungu, it has been agreed that everything must be done in accordance with the late Regent's

ROYALTY: The late King Goodwill Zwelithini and the late Regent, Queen Shiyiwe Mantfombi Dlamini-Zulu.

wishes. A memorial service will be held on Friday at KwaKhangelamankengane Palace “I have spoken to the Premier about these arrangements and he has advised that a request is before His Excellency the President to give the memorial service the status of a provincial funeral. Once a decision is taken, an announcement in this regard will be made by Government,” elucidated Prince Buthelezi. The Prince emphasized that due to the Covid-19 restrictions

and protocols, members of the public were discouraged from t r a v e l l i n g t o t h e KwaKhangelamankengane Palace to pay their respects. “Her Majesty's memorial service will be attended by members of the Royal Families of both the Kingdom of Zululand and the Kingdom of eSwatini. This will further reduce the number of mourners allowed in terms of Covid-19 protocols. Such protocols will be strictly maintained,” Buthelezi concluded.

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The physical address for collection of tender documents is: The KwaDukuza Municipality, Community Services Department, Lavoipierre Building, 2 Industria Crescent, KwaDukuza, upon presentation of a receipt proving prior payment of a nonrefundable fee of R142.00 (inclusive of VAT), having been made at the Municipal Finance Directorate, General Justice Mpanza Building, 104 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza (Cash or bank guaranteed cheques only). Tender documents will be available from 09H00 on 6 May 2021 until 15h00 on 18 May 2021. Contact person regarding collection of these documents is: Nomthandazo Ngcobo, Tel No: 032 437 5583. Technical queries may be addressed to: Ms. Pamella Mkhwanazi, Tel No.: 032 437 5198. A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the Employer will take place at the KwaDukuza Town Hall (Civic Complex), 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza, on the 19 May 2021, starting at 10H00. This meeting will be followed by an inspection of the site. Failure to attend the compulsory clarification meeting and site visit will disqualify the tender. Doors to the venue will be closed at 10H00 and the briefing will commence immediately. Late attendance will not be accepted and tenderers will NOT be admitted into the meeting venue. Only those tenderers who are in possession of a tender document shall be permitted to participate in discussion at the compulsory clarification meeting and site inspection. All Bidders need to adhere to COVID19 regulations. Tenders shall be placed in sealed envelopes, endorsed “TENDER NO. MN 32/2021: PROVISION OF INDIGENT AND PAUPER BURIAL SERVICES FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (3) YEARS” and at the Lavoipierre Building (Stores), NO.2 Industria Crescent Lavoipierre Building SCM / Stores KwaDukuza , not later than 12h00 on 8 JUNE 2021 at which time the tenders will be opened in public. Tenders are to be submitted on the tender documentation provided by the Municipality. Late, electronic or faxed tenders will not be accepted. Tenders will be evaluated and adjudicated according to the following criteria: • 80/20 preference points system will apply in terms of the Preferential Procurement Regulation. 2017 (B-BBEE Status Level of Contribution - an original or certified copy of the certificate is required). • Contractor shall be registered on the National Treasury's Central Supplier Database. • Council's Supply Chain Management Policy. • Prices tendered must be firm and inclusive of VAT. • Contractor shall provide the Municipality with a compliance clearance PIN to verify your tax compliance status. • A copy of the most recent municipal account in which the business is registered. District municipality (water) and Local municipality (rates, electricity and other) or if the bidder is a tenant then a letter or certificate from the landlord indicating that the levies are not in arrears. • Certificate of Attendance at the clarification meeting. • The tender offer validity period will be 90 consecutive days • The tenderer must submit with his/her tender offer a valid certified copy certificate of competency issued by the relevant authority in terms of the Regulations Relating to Funeral Undertakers' Premises, Government Notice No. R237 of 8 February 1985 framed under Section 33 and 39 of the Health Act 1977 (Act 63/1977). All prospective tenderers will be screened in accordance with the National Treasury's Defaulters Database. Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any tender and reserves the right to accept any part or the whole of any tender and preference will be given to Affirmative Business Enterprises. The Municipality also reserves the right to call on preferred bidders to form a joint venture with a BEE company. Canvassing in any form in the gift is strictly prohibited and will lead to the disqualification of the tender. No bids will be considered from persons in the services of any organ of the state N.J. Mdakane MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Sports minister Mthethwa officially re-recognises Cricket SA as a sporting body

Sports, Art and Culture minister Nathi Mthethwa has officially recognised Cricket South Africa (CSA) as a sporting federation. In a government gazette published last Tuesday, Mthethwa said CSA is now recognised as a federation in terms of Section 1 of the National Sports and Recreation Act of 1998 with immediate effect upon compliance with the recommendations of Judge Christopher Robert Nicholson's committee of enquiry. The notice comes after Mthethwa signalled his intentions last week to withdraw the notice after CSA's members' council voted unanimously to implement the Nicholson recommendations that would allow for

the formation of a majority independent CSA board. Mthethwa had enforced Section 13 (5) of the Act after CSA's members' council failed to get the required 75% to pass through the Memorandum of Incorporation amendments that would have facilitated the election of a majority independent board at the 17 April Special General Meeting (SGM). That meeting left Mthethwa, who has allowed the MOI process between the members' council and the interim board to unfold with minimal government intervention, with little choice but to use his powers. On 29 April, the CSA was stripped of its national recognition and funding by Mthethwa following the failed SGM, acting on his previous threats to go down this route that CSA failed to heed. The publishing of that particular gazette notice had come after the members' council, and the interim board had found the necessary middle ground that satisfied Mthethwa to motion for the return of CSA's federation status.

Enthusiasm grips soccer stalwarts Enthusiasm amongst the Lower Tugela Soccer Federation legends has gained momentum over the past

couple of weeks with matches played, seeing some of KwaDukuza's stalwarts participating and show

classing their skills that proud fame and glory to this federation in the heydays. A fortnight ago, LTSF legends participated in a tournament held in Verulam and saw legends from LTSF, Tongaat, Verulam and Newlands lock horns with LTSF narrowly losing a spot in the finals. The enthusiasm has now seen players from different areas regroup and play against each other, bringing back memories of yesteryear. This past Saturday witnessed glamour sides Darnall and Rocky Park redisplay their skills when they played each other. A very entertaining game ended with Darnall winning 3-1.

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