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KwaDukuza commuters slapped with steep fare increases

KDM scores big in Financial Stability Index “We were able to rise above economic challenges affecting our fiscus in the middle of a global pandemic, the 2021 social unrest and we are yet again rising above the flood disaster which demands that we look at reprioritizing our budget. It is clear that we have well entrenched financial policies, and our budget is based on sound financial planning. This alone is a confirmation of our commitment to adhering to good budgetary practices, strict financial controls, and good revenue collection,” Nhaca said. KwaDukuza has done well over the years. From around 2004 onwards, we were under serious financial constraints and performing at the lowest levels in the country. In the 2014/2015 financial year, KwaDukuza scored 78. In local municipalities, a financial year is marked by a cycle period from 01 July until 30 June. In 2010, KDM had achieved the second position in the country. In 2011 till 2013, the municipality was at number one. Ratings Afrika is a rating agency that specializes in ratings and similar opinions gauging the soundness of governance in companies, state-owned enterprises, municipalities, provinces and central governments.

with a score of 72 and Midvaal in Gauteng with the highest rating of 75. The independent ratings agency said on Friday, 03 June 2022, in its latest Municipal Financial Stability Index ratings (MFSI) which analyses 100 of the biggest South African municipalities. The agency measures each municipality's operating performance, liabilities management, budget practices, and liquidity position. It then compiles the MFSI, giving each municipality a mark out of 100. The report compiled by Leon Classen and TOPS: KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Octavia Nhaca Charl Kocks said the Financial ratings agency, Ratings municipality has been able to Afrika has once again declared demonstrate adequate levels of KwaDukuza Municipality as the financial sustainability which gives best performing municipality in it the financial capacity to deliver KwaZulu-Natal and number three in and develop infrastructure while it is the country in terms of financial able to build the reserves to absorb financial shocks. sustainability. KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca KwaDukuza is the top-scoring municipality in KwaZulu-Natal with has welcomed the report saying her a score of 66 over 100, it follows institution remains resilient despite Saldanha Bay in the Western Cape economic shocks.

Taxi commuters in KwaDukuza are facing an unusually steep increase in taxi fares from the 1st of July 2022. The local taxi association has announced that fares for all local trips will go up by R2, as opposed to the usual R1 annual increase that commuters have grown accustomed to. This comes on the back of a warning by national taxi federations SANTACO and National Taxi Alliance that the skyrocketing fuel prices would impact adversely on taxi fares. The R2 increase by the local association means that for shortest trips, commuters will part with a whopping R13 per single trip. However SANTACO

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he plight of learners affected by the recent floods has prompted iLembe District Municipality to extend a much needed helping hand. On Monday this week, District Mayor Cllr Thobani Shandu led a high-powered municipal delegation to hand over 94 full sets of school uniforms and handsome grocery packs for learners from 22 schools around KwaDukuza, most of whom are currently still housed in community halls, following the devastation caused by floods. Accompanying the Mayor at the handover were his Deputy Cllr James Van Whye, the Council Speaker Cllr Dolly Shandu, the Municipal Manager Geoffrey Khumalo and iLembe Education

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June 8, 2022

MEC urges ANC leaders to be “in touch with people” WARNING: ANC PEC member Kwazi Mshengu

The KZN MEC for Education Kwazi Mshengu, who is also the member of the ANC's provincial executive committee (PEC), has urged ANC leaders to stay in touch with the people. Mshengu was speaking in his capacity as the ANC's PEC member, at the party's Monday Regional Forum held at Sibusisiwe Hall in

Mandeni, on Monday this week. Mshengu warned against the creeping tendency amongst ANC leaders to be distant from the people, and opting instead to focus on their own self interests. Mshengu raised his concern about how different members have devalued leadership by replacing it by

with pride. He said other ANC members demanded deployment in government and other leadership positions by using money as influence, while others threaten to be disruptive if they don't get elected. The MEC further emphasized that leadership should be earned and that constructive self-criticism should prevail among the rank and file of the ruling party. He further cautioned the ANC against being an inward looking organization. “ANC members now believe that everything should start with them and end with them. They focus on positions, rather than the interests of the people,” he said. The event was hosted by the ANC's General Gizenga Mpanza Region.

KDM says no to litter and illegal dumping

WASTE: KwaDukuza Municipality is ramping up educational and awareness campaigns on waste management

KwaDukuza Municipality in collaboration with the KZN Department of Economic Development Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA), and the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) hosted a successful education and

awareness programme in Ward 12 at the Mbekamuzi Combined School, last week. The teams inculcated the culture of a KwaDukuza that is free from litter and illegal dumping as well as how this depends on every individual in the community playing their part, not only by

depositing of their waste correctly but also encouraging others to do the same. The municipality is planning to visit more schools as it ramps up its efforts of educating the people to practice best waste management handling.

Department encouraged by partnership with municipality Continued from Page 1 “As we stand here we feel encouraged because we know we are in the midst of leaders who have a great understanding about the plight of our children. As the

departments we are the recipients. If a learner is happy with their material and social conditions, then their participation in academic and extramural activities improves tremendously.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has denied any wrongdoing in relation to the millions of Dollars allegedly stolen from his farm in February 2020, and the subsequent criminal case against him. The case has been opened by former chief of the State Security Agency (SSA) Arthur Fraser, who is now the National Commissioner in the Department of Correctional

the country. The President reaffirms that he was not involved in any criminal conduct, and once again pledges his full cooperation with any police investigation. “He confirms that following the incident in February 2020, security has been improved around his homes. Due to the possible investigation, the Presidency will not be in a position to engage further on the detail of the matters, and urges that due process be allowed to take its course,” The Presidency said in a statement. Ramaphosa has also affirmed his commitment to fighting corruption and professionalising law enforcement agencies to better serve and respond to public needs. Meanwhile, calls are growing for the President to come clean about the stolen Dollars saga. Ramaphosa says the stolen money was the proceeds from the auction of animals on his farm in Limpopo.

CLEAN UP: The Regional Executive Committee (REC) of the ANC in the General Gizenga Mpanza Region led a massive clean-up campaign in Sundumbili Township on Friday, as part of the organization's Friday Clean-Up Campaign. Pictured (L to R) is Regional Secretary Siphesihle Zulu, Regional deputy secretary Matozi Khuzwayo-Dlamini and REC member Nandshikor Singh

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REOPENING: Pictured (L to R) are Shoprite's Regional General Manager Prem Naidoo, KwaDukuza Council Speaker Dolly Govender, KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca, EDP Portfolio Chairperson Njabulo Cele and Ward 28 Councillor Doeshie Govender BOOST: Pictured is iLembe District Mayor Cllr Thobani Shandu (left) handing over the new laptops to the District Director for the Department of Education, Dr Musawenkosi Madondo

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The Department of Education in iLembe District is serious about achieving its Matric pass rate target of 100% for the Class of 2022. The Department's District Director Dr Musawenkosi Madondo has revealed plans to host a Matric Study Camp for all matriculants doing Grade 12 in iLembe District this year. Dr Madondo said the camp will begin on the 1st of July 2022, and will run until the beginning of the final matric examinations. The Department's Matric Camp plan received a boost this week when iLembe District Municipality donated four laptop computers to be utilized

by the Department in support of the Study Camp. The Municipality has also made a commitment to provide further support towards the Department's preparations for the matric examinations, within the available resources. “We remain resolute in our objective to achieve 100% pass rate this year, failing which we must achieve a minimum of 80%. Since we do not have accommodation facilities to house our learners during the Study Camp, we have decided to run a day camp, which means the learners will be going to camp every morning and return home in the afternoon,” Dr Madondo stated.

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looting had been retained by the company. Nhaca was accompanied by KwaDukuza Council Speaker Cllr Dolly Govender, the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Economic Development and Planning (EDP) Cllr Njabulo Cele and Ward 28 Councillor Doeshie Govender. Just over 80 workers are employed at the store, which is the only large supermarket in the

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) is digging in its heels with regard to the fuel price issue. While government has decided to extend the reduction of the general fuel levy by R1.50, in an attempt to cushion the blow to the motorists, the DA remains unimpressed. Last week the party picketed in various cities across the country, to further sound its call for the people of South Africa to unite against the fuel price hikes. The extension in the general fuel levy relief has done very little, as the price of petrol still went up by R2.43 per litre, while diesel increased by R1.10 per litre. Furthermore, 75 cents of the temporary reduction will be fed back into the fuel price at the beginning of July, and then ended

in August. The DA believes that government can do more to protect South Africans against the skyrocketing fuel prices. “Fuel price increases have longlasting effects on the people on the ground, particularly young job seekers who use public transport to seek opportunities. It also puts further pressure on those who have to juggle putting food on the table for their families while they are forced to spend an even bigger chunk of their income on public transport. “Unfortunately, public transport fares increases are permanent, as associations never decrease their prices in line with the current value of the fuel. “South Africans are already facing many challenges, and these continued increases will destroy

whatever is left of our beautiful country all the hopes and aspirations young South Africans carry on their way to work on a daily basis,” stated Nicholas Nyati, DA Youth interim federal leader. The party further argues that the astronomical fuel prices have an adverse ripple effect, resulting in pronounced poverty, and widespread suffering among the people of South Africa, in particular those most vulnerable. “Young people are the first and last line of defence in saving South Africa, for we understand that when the youth works, South Africa works,” Nyati said. The DA in ilembe District also joined the picket, calling for drastic reduction in fuel taxes and levies, which could see the price of fuel going down by at last a third.

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STANGER

USHAKA MALL

BUY ALL FOR

110

Potatoes7kg Onions 7kg

2 HAYSOM ROAD

Trading times: Mon-Sat 7am to 8pm Sunday 7am to3:30pm

BUY 2 FOR

1199

each Spinach Bunch each

4099 KG

2599

Madumbies P/kg

Okra p/kg

1999

1199

KG Gadra Beans p/kg

each Rugani Carrots 1kg

1899

4699

Denny Mushroom

4 Hours Daily 2pm -6pm BUY ANY 2 FOR

165

Clover Cheddar, White Cheddar, Gouda/tussers 800g

BUY 2 FOR

7200

each PnP Fresh Milk 2 litre

each PnP Large Eggs 30s

135

Whole Grilled Chicken

each

Stork Country Spread 1kg Tub

Fatima's Samoosa Pur 500g

BUY 2 FOR

3499

5 Chicken Strips

BUY 2 FOR

KG Chicken Portions Grilled P/kg

each Fatima's Patha Rolls 650g

each Fatima's Spring Roll Pastry 500g

BUY 2 FOR

2099

Chicken Burger

Pork Rib Burger

Cinnamon Bun

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Alcohol Not for Sale to Persons Under the Age of 18. Drink Responsibly.

4899 KG

Ox Liver P/kg

5499

KG Pork Potjiekos P/kg

9499 KG

Bulk Country Classic Wors P/kg

2799

4899

Ox Kidney P/kg

4199

Ox Heart P/kg

Beef Tripe P/kg

BUY 2 FOR

11900 Castle Lite Cans 6x410ml

2300

1840

15999 each Smirnoff 1818 Vodka 750ml

KG Beef Intestines P/kg

119

Beef Oxtail P/kg

7199

KG Beef Tongue P/kg

8999

KG Lamb Plucks P/kg

KG Beef Stewing Mix P/kg

5199

Each Tigh Line Sardines 1kg

31499 Jameson Irish Whisky 750ml

8899

KG Bulk Lean Beef Mince P/kg

3999 KG

Pnp Fresh Whole Chicken In Tray P/kg

3599 KG

Tilapia Fish P/kg

5699 KG

Angel Fish P/kg

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5999

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Classifieds

VACANCIES

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Outbuilding to let in a safe ACCOMMODATION neat area in Stanger Manor. 1 Room, kitchen, Ayer Rock Guesthouse shower/toilet. Fully burglar Stanger's preferred choice g u a r d e d , t i l e d . N e a r for quality, tasteful executive secondary school, gym, accommodation. Contact shop. From R2500 pm. 032 551 6503 or 071 685 Available immediately. Call 7 1 2 6 . E m a i l 073 772 9513. ayerrocksa@gmail.com. Warrenton, 2 rooms, 2 x www.ayerrock.co.za. bedroom, kitchen, lounge. Proof of income and sign lease. Maximum 3 person. Call 081 831 5999.

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High hopes for Miss Ballito finalist

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FUNDRAISING We are raising funds to purchase a water tanker which will be available to the public at any time in our area.

Target is R700 000

AT JACKSON’S INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. Factory 1 - 1800 square meters (can be divided into 3) 2. Factory 2 - 600 square meters With 24 hour security

Contact Hassan - 083 786 3270 Amod - 083 786 3332

WANTED Second hand clothes, household, dishes, mens and boys shoes, boots, takkies, curtains, beddings. Beds, TVs, fridge (working or non working) freezers, kitchen units, lounge suits. We collect and pay cash. Contact Usha 064 888 8757 or 078 408 0488 whatsapp.

FINALIST: Miresha Dhani (18) is hoping to clinch this year's title of the Miss Ballito beauty pageant, and has certainly set tongues wagging as the pageant draws closer. Dhani, a student at Sky Aviation Academy, is pleading with well-wishers to vote for her. Visit the Miss Ballito Facebook page in order to vote.

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Bells Whiskey 750ml

Richelieu Brandy 750ml

R179.99

R169.99

Castle Lite 24x500ml

Grants Whiskey 750ml

Valid from 08/06/2022 to 12/06/2022 E&OE while stocks last

Offers for Ballito, Moffat Drive Tel: 032 - 586 0230/1/2/3 63 Balcomb Street, Stanger Tel: 032 - 551 4161

KSST send clear message

R194.99

R289.99

Belgravia London Dry Gin 750ml

R134.99

SA partners with US to increase vaccination uptake

KSST males who secured the KDVA opening tournament crown GLOBAL-VAX: Pictured (L to R) are Deputy Health Minister Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, Health Minister Dr Joe Phaahla and Heather Merritt from the US Embassy

The Department of Health has partnered with the United States government to launch the Global Vax Campaign, which is designed to increase vaccination uptake in South Africa. The Department aims to vaccinate at least 70% of South Africans, as part of plans to increase population immunity against Covid-

19. The launch of the Global Vax campaign took place on Friday last week, and was supported by a myriad activities al aimed at encouraging more people to get their jabs. The department has in the past voiced its deep concerns over the slow pace of vaccination.

Mandeni car crash leaves one injured

KSST females continued the dominance

KSST has sent a clear message to clubs competing in the K w a D u k u z a Vo l l e y b a l l Association that they back in business after dominating the opening tournament of the association in both the male and female sections. KSST, a few years ago, dominated the scenes in volleyball, both locally and provincially and commitments due to work and studies, the team fell apart. But after the opening tournament it seems that they are back to regain their dominance, proving that they are a force to be

reckoned with in the 2022 season. The female squad have been flying the flag high but have now managed to put their male team together. In the male section, in the first cross over semi-final, Sunbrook came up against a fired up Cool Leaders who threw everything into the game, making Sunbrook work for every point. After a hard-fought game, Sunbrook secured a berth in the final winning 25-20, 25-22. The second semi-final saw Heights take on the revamped KSST

outfit. The youthful Heights squad put up a brave fight but succumbed 18-25, 19-25 placing KSST against Sunbrook in the final. In the final, KSST showed their class beating Sunbrook in straight sets 25-15, 25-17 to secure the silverware. The lady's final was contested by old arch rivals KSST and the young H2O 2 and once again, KSST proved their superiority winning easily 25-10, 25-9 ensuring KSST secures both sections.

Stage set for iLembe schools volleyball tourney

The Department of Education in collaboration with the Department of Sports Arts and Culture have set the stage for school sport in the Province catering for a host of codes. Ilembe Schools Volleyball will be staging the school's tournament on Saturday, 11 June 2022

commencing at 09:00 at the Stanger High School Grounds. The age categories will be Primary Schools Under 13 (2009 2010); High Schools Under 14 (2007 2008) and Under 17 (2005 2006). All participants must present a certified identity document/birth

certificate. Medals for all participants including meals. The promises a lot of fun and excitement culminating in the selection of Team iLembe for the Provincial Games Schools wishing to participate to contact Kruba Jaram on (071) 884-7774.

A motorist is still puzzled as to how their vehicle landed in a ditch on the side of R102 near Mandeni, on Sunday. Taurus EMS reported has reported when paramedics arrived at the scene, they found the distressed patent waiting for treatment. The patent was stabilized at the scene before being rushed to hospital for further care. Then cause of the accident is unknown at this stage, and an investigation is underway.

INJURED: A motorist sustained injuries after a car landed in a ditch

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@ Kashmiri Extra Special Premix

STANGER NOW IN STOCK

Rombo Rossi Sting Masala

Maharani Basmati Sella Rice 5kg

La Familia 100% Coconut Oil 1lt

Pea Dholl 1kg Prepacked

Sugar Beans 1kg Prepacked

BUY 2 FOR

19500

each

Per kg

Buldak Woppa Noodles BUY 5 FOR Assorted

9500

Mallies Vermicelli 400g

Zaida Royal Creams Bon Bon

Badam Milk Drink 180ml

13000

16999

19500

Per kg

3799

1199

each

Omni Gold Anti Mark Cream

Fresh Rotis

BUY 2 FOR

BUY 6 FOR

11000

1999

99 each

10000

99 Per Dozen

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STANGER Tel: 032 437 3000

Email: stanger1@retail.spar.co.za

@SUPERSPARSTANGER

sale CAKE

Ocean Catch Prawn Meat 800g

159

99 each

Rozana Paneer 200g

99 each

SPAR Phyllo Pastry 500g

Nescafe Classic Coffee (excluding Decaff) 200g

Nestle Dessert Cream 290g

off

each

BUY 6 & GET 4 FREE

each

SPAR Still Water 1.5 litre

2299

each

SPAR Go Energy Drink Assorted 500ml

799

each

Colgate Toothpaste (Maximum Protection/Herbal/ Herbal White/Winter Fresh Gel) 100ml

Vicks Vaporub 90g/100g

each

Wellington Tomato Sauce 700ml

4599

each

549

BUY 2 FOR

7900

2199

each

Unglazed Croissants

x 10

members pay:

SUNDAY

AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY 12th JUNE 2022 ONLY

off

x 10

Kelloggs Corn Flakes 750g

STORE R 99 PRICE each Get an extra

Parmalat Medium or Low Fat or Fabulite Smooth or Fruit Yoghurt 1kg

McCain Country Crop or Garden Mix 1kg

1500

each

Epol Dog Food Assorted 7kg or 8kg

Always Maxi Sanitary Pads 8s/9s/10s or Pantyliners 20s

BUY 2 FOR

Soft Cooking Potatoes 7 kg

Riversmead Chicken Double Star Pack

each

Clementines

per pocket

per kg

Frozen Chicken Fillets

each

Lux Beauty Soap 175g Assorted

Madumbies

Per kg

per kg

Fresh Chicken Gizzards

1599

2600

Per kg

99 per kg

each

Freshline Red Apples or Golden Delicious Apples 1.5kg

SPAR Rooiberg Wors

99 Each

8999

per kg

Diamond 2 Bar Heater

Forest Fresh button/sliced Mushroom 200g

18999

11999

each

1299

Venison Pack

Punnet

8999

per kg

each

3999

Oranges Pocket

per pocket

12599

Fresh Mutton Pack (B-grade)

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 8th June 2022 to Sunday 12th June 2022, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

per kg