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convictions take place. According to social psychology experts Sugars, a pandemic, has decimated the predominantly Indian community in Chatsworth from all walk of life. Brigadier Derek Captain-Hastibeer c a u t i o n s teenagers, youth and adults that sugars is one of the most addictive of all the drugs and “once you smoke once, your life is gone and will BUSTED: Brigadier Derek Captainnever be the Hastibeer with the seized drugs in evidence bags same.” Continued from page 1 He adds that users then found a Flat screen r e s o r t t o t h e f t s , television and a powdery housebreakings, robberies substance suspected to be and other crimes in order to drug residue. support their habits. Operation Take Down Contact the KwaDukuza 2013 when compared to its C l u s t e r C o m m a n d e r , predecessor in 2012, when Brigadier Derek Captaincomparing the first busts, Hastibeer on 032 551 8231 if shows that the Cluster's y o u h a v e i n f o r m a t i o n dragnet is a tour de force by leading to drug dealers and s t a t i s t i c s a l o n e . T h e runners in your area. He campaign is reported to reach assures the community total a c r e s c e n d o w h e n confidentiality.

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SADTU KwaDukuza branch holds mass meeting By Xpress Reporter

JOVIAL: Ward 19 Councillor, Sandeep Oudhram hosted a celebration in commemoration of Women's Month

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Ward 19 Councillor, Sandeep Oudhram held his weekly meeting with residents on Wednesday, 28 August 2013. This time, the meeting was held at the KwaDukuza Town Hall. According to Councillor Oudhram, this light-hearted event was held in commemoration of Women's Month. “We usually have our weekly meetings and discuss serious matters, but today we are hosting the meeting here to celebrate Women's Month,” he said. KwaDukuza Municipality Deputy Mayor, Councillor Dolly Govender was present at the cheerful function where the community and councillors enjoyed a night of entertainment together.

The South African Democratic Te a c h e r ' s U n i o n ( S A D T U ) KwaDukuza branch held a mass meeting at the Sabha Hall on Monday, 9 September 2013. The meeting was held to discuss what had happened during the course of last week (SADTU sends out 'work to rule' message: 6-09-2013) because SADTU members from KwaZuluNatal were on “work to rule” from Monday the 2 September 2013. According to Branch Secretary, Nkanyiso Gumede, this is the first time any union has engaged in an undefined strike. “The strike action called 'work to rule' is like being on a go slow and

some members don't understand what a go slow is and there is no specific definition of a go slow.” He added that the members were then advised that the strike action will continue until all demands are met and urged teachers to attend school. Department orders will reportedly not be carried out like timetable dates for exams or the internal assessments but all internal exams set by the school will continue as normal. SADTU were reportedly surprised by the quick negotiations during the week with the Department of Education meeting 95% of their demands. Schools that had not cancelled exams were scheduled to carry on only between 7:30 am and 2pm.

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UDF commemoration held at local auditorium By Xpress Reporter

The African National Congress (ANC) Greater KwaDukuza Region commemorated the United Democratic Front (UDF) 30th anniversary at the iLembe Auditorium on Friday, 6 September 2013. The UDF was an umbrella organisation that led an en masse mobilization against the apartheid government in the 1980's. According to Slindile Ngcobo, ANC media liaison, many stalwarts and officials visited the grave of the late General Justice Gizenga Mpanza (a UDF icon). “The event was attended by hundreds of people from the Indian community, stemming

from the pivotal and historic role that was played by the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) in organizing other civic organisations to establish the UDF after the banning of the ANC,” said Ngcobo. The ANC Provincial Secretary, Sihle Zikalala, delivered a keynote address in which he emphasized the Indian Community's importance as a key component of the ANC. “History reminds us that the Indians fought alongside the ANC and later UDF against apartheid,” said Zikalala. Paul David, a KwaDukuza struggle stalwart, was at that time one of the leaders of the UDF and worked closely with Archibald Gumede. David remembered how he

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was famously known as the Durban Trial took place at the same time as the Delmas Trial. In his memorial lecture he said that at first it was difficult to get the UDF off the ground in this Region but once General Gizenga Mpanza, who was a prominent leader of the ANC in KwaDukuza, was released from Robben Island after being imprisoned for 15 years “he was a great influence in elevating the struggle of the UDF in KwaDukuza.” The iLembe District Municipality (IDM) responded to the incident where flames broke out “as a result of wiring problems.” “It is with sadness that this coincided with the UDF 30th anniversary Commemoration

event and took place while a senior member of the ANC was addressing the audience. The fire was extinguished using fire extinguishers on the property before it caused any further damage,” said IDM liaison official Khululiwe Makhaye. She added that after the incident, an inspection was carried out by the IDM Facility Management Officer and it was discovered that the problem was with the electricity wiring. A requisition for a service provider has been done to attend to the problem. The Mayor of iLembe D i s t r i c t M u n i c i p a l i t y, Councillor SW Mdabe would like to apologise to those who attending the 30th UDF Commemoration.

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A delegation from the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) in Switzerland visited the iLembe District Municipality last week to finalise partnership worth millions of Swiss Francs. The partnership will result in growth for the district. The visit started off with a joint executive committee meeting between Mandeni, KwaDukuza and iLembe municipalities and the SECO delegation last Wednesday September 4 at iLembe House. This was followed by site visits to various Local and Economic Development (LED) projects in KwaDukuza and Mandeni including the agri-hubs in

Mandeni and the Tugela Bulk Water project in KwaDukuza and many others. SECO is a government centre that is part of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research in Switzerland. Head of Operations of the Economic Development Cooperation Directorate at SECO, Mr Ivo Germann said iLembe was chosen because it is a prime example of a centre of economic growth. “Even after the economic downfall, iLembe had the sharpest recovery and overcame the crisis. It was able to stand up again and be part of sustaining growth in the country. In iLembe, we don't have to look for growth

or create it,” he said. Germann mentioned that SECO would make a contribution valued at R80 million (R7, 5 Million Swiss Francs) The Deputy Mayor of iLembe District Municipality Councillor Dolly Shandu gave an overview of the district and expressed her appreciation for the assistance SECO is bringing to the district. “ We h o p e t h a t t h i s cooperation will not only be but span beyond the set four initial years in assisting the district in achieving its vision which is to be a world class African destination with excellent services and qaulity of life for its people by 2027,” she said.

Criminal vengeance Two Tugela residents appeared in court on a charge of robbery last week. Venida Appadu and her friend Kareen Padayachee allege that they had just arrived from work and were accosted by a youth whose face was partially covered with a bandana. He took their jewellery and bags and Venida ran to a nearby house for help whilst he held Kareen up at knife-point. A neighbour assisted and they managed to identify the culprit. Police later arrested Christopher Naidoo (23) who implicated Keshini Reddy (33) as the mastermind behind the robbery as she believes she was dismissed from her workplace by the victims. Both Naidoo and Reddy were granted bail and will be back at court on 16 October.

Too slow Determined criminals have to now contend with determined victims. Slindokuhle Khoza alleges that she and her sister were walking to board a taxi at the rank. An unknown y o u t h snatched her p u r s e containing R38:00 and f l e d . Attracted by Street their screams, security from the market plaza joined the victims in their pursuit and managed to apprehend the culprit a n d recovered the purse and c a s h . Mfanafuthi Majola (19) From of Groutville

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Brothers in arms Two brothers will become better acquainted as they spend the next week in prison pending an investigation whether they may be granted bail or not. Their arrest follows an attack on Sintombile Mhlalalwane. The victim alleges he was confronted by the brothers on his return home who accused him of having assaulted one of them during April. They removed their t-shirts and exposed firearms they had in their belts. On seeing the weapons he fled and one shot was fired at him which missed. Police were alerted and found a spent cartridge at the crime scene. Both Thembinkosi Zubane (41) and Sibusiso Zubane (30) were arrested and charged for attempted murder. They will seek bail this week.

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Only the best When two Monkey Town friends decided to spend an afternoon indulging in alcohol they pooled their finances and purchased a bottle of Smirnoff and tonic water. However, security at Manor Liquor became concerned when one youth returned and left the store without selecting anything. Suspicious by this act, they called the youth aside and on searching him found a bottle of Knights Finest Matured whiskey valued at R91 tucked inside his trousers. Njabulo Mhlongo (30) spent a cold night in the local cells and pleaded guilty to theft the following day. For his troubles he was slapped with a fine of R500 or 50 days imprisonment.

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A local business was held up at gun point on Friday 6 September at 4:30pm. According to a worker at the store four men held the shop were involved in the robbery three with guns and one of the suspects stood outside of the shop. The worker said that two of the men had come in earlier at around 12pm and acted as buyers but the same men had returned with two more members in afternoon. Three men entered the shop while one member stood guard outside. In a state of

shock the worker ran at the gun men screaming and kicking at them which caught the robbers off guard which resulted in a gunshot being fired but luckily no one was injured and nothing was taken from the shop as the robbers fled the scene of the crime. According to the worker two of the men were foreigners and spoke fluent English and one of the robbers had a burn scar on his throat. The owner believes that these four men are connected to other robberies that have been reported in the area.

64-year-old rapes daughter By Xpress Reporter

A resident from the Ntaphuka area in Ndwedwe was found guilty in the Verulam Regional Court for raping his own daughter. According to Captain Thulani Zwane from the KwaZulu-Natal Media Centre SAPS Corporate

Communication, the iLembe Municipality resident pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. The man raped his 25year-old daughter in July 2011 when she came to visit and ask for grocery money. He threatened not to tell anyone, but she reported the matter to the police.

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Thanks to the many intelligent readers who responded well to what I wrote, based on what was discussed with me. I REALLY appreciate your inputs, as the more voices of discontent we listen to, the more our government should realize that this is not a matter to be taken lightly. It is outrageous and scandalous that the term 'strike season' has become acceptable in South Africa. It would certainly not affect the wealthy, although we all pay the same increase for basic items. My view is that any employer should realize that the fuel price hike is gone berserk, the concomitant rise in COL is shocking, and that 'strikers' are normal people who have families to support. The boss should then take the initiative and adjust the salaries of his employees instead of waiting for them to grovel, 'toy toy', roll on the roads, chant struggle songs

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Visit South Africa…it's a striking country!! and come with begging bowls for a salary increase. I was somewhat taken aback when I heard our nonchalant, globetrotting president say that 'nothing will be achieved by striking.' Goodness gracious, how conveniently we forget those things that brought us to where we are! Strike action and bringing the country to its knees did it for the ANC! The president should realize the urgent need to address the workers' demands so that the wheels of the economy can continue to progress. He should also remain at home, roll up his sleeves, recommit to Masakhane and not wait for election time to assume fake smiles and knock on doors for votes. Attending 'G8 and BRICS' summits and pretending that everything at home is hunky dory is deceptive and everyone can see through it. Before you rub shoulders with leaders of highly- advanced, progressive countries, attend to the shambles in your own country. Do not abdicate your role, escape the crisis, and smile in the face of adversity. I do appreciate that teachers have been grossly underpaid over the years, and that promises of increases that were made should be

delivered. I was told by two governing body members that senior SADTU officials entered a school and threatened children not to attend classes. As much as I do not blame my colleagues, I take great umbrage when professionally-qualified shapers of young minds boycott classes and use children as pawns in this nasty political game. I acknowledge that it is a double-edged sword and very sensitive, as committed teachers are the elite intelligentsia of any progressive society. They should instill in pupils wholesome values and a work ethic. I mean every word! Those people who administer the education budget or occupy any position of

significance should stop dragging their heels and deliver on the pledges, or gracefully resign and leave the post to more competent people. I have always maintained that if you are given a job, and after a while you are confused and can't handle the pressure, get another less- challenging job. You can't stay on, accept the huge salary and do nothing to fulfill your job description. How will the grade 12 students assess their readiness if they have not been subjected to a preparatory examination? My heart goes out to them, but we hope that nothing affects their study schedule. Just forge ahead and God will help you. Let's hope that common sense prevails and that all the strikes are resolved and reach an amicable end. Keep your thoughts flowing and the letters rolling.

KwaDukuza male charged for rape of minor By Xpress Reporter

According to Captain Thulani Zwane, SAPS KwaZulu-Natal Media centre, a 28-year-old man has been jailed for 18 years for the statutory rape of a teenager by the KwaDukuza Regional Court. He said that the teenager's parents had asked the 28-

year-old to stop seeing their daughter, but he continued the relationship and had sex with her. “The parents opened a case and he was arrested and charged with statutory rape. He was sentenced on Monday for raping his 14year-old girlfriend,” said Captain Thulani Zwane.

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Babheme bakholwa kowengxoxo omama Bekuyinjabulo yodwa komama bakwawadi-15 KwaDukuza ngesikhathi bezititilizela izipho emcimbini obuhlelwe uphiko lwabesifazane enhlanganweni kaKhongolose ngaphansi kwegatsha iChris Hani. Lomcimbi obuhlelelwe ukuthi ube yingxoxo (dialogue) mayelana nezinto ezikhathaza abantu besifazane ubungoMgqibelo odlule ehholo lomphakathi elise-Chris Hani. Omama abagcinanga nje ngokuzihlomulela ngezipho kepha bazuze kakhulu nasezinkulumweni ezinohlonze ebezethulwa izikhulumi ezahlukahlukene ebezihambele lomcimbi obe yingqophamlando ukuthi wenzeke kulendawo. UNkk Zodwa Mthembu nongunkosikazi kaSodolobha waKwaDukuza uye watshela izehambeli ukuthi lomcimbi ungenye yezindlela zokwelula inyanga yabesifazane njengoba leligatsha belingenzanga lutho oluqondene nabesimame enyangeni yabo u-Agasti. UNkk Dube ongowakhona endaweni novule ngomkhuleko benoNkk Dolly Mthembu obengumphathi wohlelo,nabo baye bathi ukwenaba kabanzi ngokubaluleka komuntu wesifazane ekuletheni ushintsho emzini wakhe, ekukhuliseni abaholi bakusasa kanye nasekulekeleleni ngokwenza imisebenzi yasekhaya. Esinye sezikhulumi okunguMeja Mamazi Gwala nobevela esiteshini samaphoyisa KwaDukuza,uye wachazela omama ngezinhlobo ezahlukahlukene zodlame lwasemakhaya. Ebacijisa ngokuthi bangaluthola kanjani usizo emaphoyiseni nasezinkantolo. UMnu Spencer Mabo obevela enkampanini eyenza impuphu ebizwa nge-Papa Super Maize Meal, uye wachushisa omama ngezindlela ezinhle abangakwazi ukuthuthukisa ngazo umnotho ezindaweni abahlala kuzona. Ebatshela ngezinhlobo zoxhaso olukhona kuhulumeni okungolokusiza abantu abazakhela imiphilandawonye ukuze babe namabhizinisi azobanikeza inzuzo ephindaphindiwe. Uye wanikela ngezikhwama zalempuphu komama abangama-20 nokuyibona ebebefike kuqala

kulomcimbi. Omunye wezikhulumi bekunguNksz Phyllis Sabela nowaziwa kakhulu ngelikaNceh obevela e n h l a n g a n w e n i yabakhubazekile ebizwa ngeSiyavuma For Physically Challenged. UNksz Sabela uye watshela omama ngokubaluleka kokufundisa abantwana babo ukuthi bangabaxwayi abantu abakhubazekile. Etshela nalabo abanazo izingane ezikhubazekile ukuthi bangazinyezi ngalokho kodwa bazinakekele izingane zabo ngokuthi baziyise emtholampilo, baziveze nasemphakathini, baphinde bazitholele nezikole Omama bakwawadi-15 nezipho zabo zempuphu kanye namathawula ezakhelwe abantwana a b a k h u b a z e k i l e . Wa b a x w a y i s a n a n g o k u t h i okufanele babaphathe ngayo abayeni babo ukuze bangayixhaphazi imali yezingane eyisibonelelo esivela imishado yabo ihlale iphila. Umcimbi uphethe kuhulumeni ngokuthi bayisebenzise ezintweni n g o k u n i k e z e l w a k w e z i p h o k a n y e n e z i d l o ezithinta bona kuphela kodwa izingane zibe obekuhlinzekwe ngazo ebebehambele lomcimbi. zihlupheka, zinganakiwe. KWESISHUTHEKIWE (INSET): UNkk Zodwa UKhansela uDolly Shandu oyiPhini leMeya Mthembu noKhansela uDolly Shandu kumasipala Ilembe nobeyisikhulumi sosuku, ebebeyingxenye yalomcimbi. bakhombise ukuyithakasela kakhulu inkulumo yakhe omama njengoba ubebatshela ezikabhoqo ngokuthi kufanele bafunde ukuzithanda bona kuqala. Bayeke ukugxeka nokufela umona abanye ozakwabo besifazane uma benza kahle. Uye wabayala nangendlela

I-NFP isola umkhonyovu wokubhalisela ukuvot

Iqembu le-NFP (National Freedom Party) KwaDukuza likhala ngezinsolo zomkhonyovu owenzeka kulendawo mayelana nokubhaliselwa kwabantu ukuvota njengoba kubhekwe okhethweni lonyaka ozayo u-2014. Ngokusho kukaMnu Sabelo Manqele ongumxhumanisi waleliqembu kulendawo, uthi beyiqembu banezinsolo zokuthi kukhona elinye ilunga lomphakathi wakwawadi-15 (igama lalo esiligodlile) okuthiwa linomshini wokubhalisela abantu ukuvota kodwa libe lingaqashiwe inhlangano eyengamele ukhetho okuwu-IEC. Leliqembu lithi lona lokhu likuzwe ngamalunga alo, abebuza ukuthi angakubhalisela yini ukuvota kulomuntu njengoba kuzwakala ukuthi unawo umshini wokwenza lokhu. Bathi kunamalunga abo nawo athi abhaliselwe ukuvota ezindlini zawo kulamasonto ambalwa edlule nokusolakala ukuthi laba ebebenza lokhu bebengaphumi ehhovisini lakwa-IEC, okuyilona eligunyazwe ukwenza lomsebenzi. Leliqembu lithi lona ngokwazi kwalo, ihlandla elilandelayo lokubhalisela ukuvota liyoze libe ngoNovemba, nokuyoba yinto eyomenyezelwa emphakathini njengoba kuye kwenzeka ngaphambilini. Uthi kunamalunga esigungu esiphezulu eqenjini labo, okunguSihlalo uMnu Ndaba noNobhala uMnu Dumisani Zulu abaye bahlangana nayo inhlangano yezokhetho u-IEC KwaDukuza ukuyoyibikela ngaloludaba, kanti yona iye yazihlangula ngokuthi ayazi lutho ngalomuntu okuthiwa une-scanner sabo yaze yabatshela ukuthi kungangcono uma bengafika nobufakazi obuphathekayo. Okungaba noma yisithombe esithathwe ngesikhathi lona osolakalayo ebhalisela umuntu ukuvota. Intatheli yaleliphephandaba nayo ike

yamqonda lona osolwayo imbuza ngalezizinsolo ezibhekiswe kuyena, novele wakhombisa ukuxakeka, ethi akaze ezwe lutho nje ngaloludaba. Uthe uyalweshwama njengoba eseluzwa ngabezindaba nje. Uthi lokhu ukubona kungenye yezindlela zokudicilela phansi igama lakhe njengoba laba abamsolayo bazi kahle kamhlophe ukuthi uyilunga lenhlangano kaKhongolose endaweni. Leliqembu lithi likhathazekile njengoba lizwa nangemithombo yalo ethembekile ngaphakathi kumasipala waKwaDukuza, ukuthi kunabantu abathi uma bezobhalisela ukuvota bavele bathi baphuma endaweni yaseLindelani kodwa kube kungabasezindaweni ezifana noGroutville naseNtshawini. Bathi abangabazi nakancane ukuthi lokhu kungenye yezindlela iqembu le-ANC elifuna ukwandisa ngayo amavoti alo eLindelani ukuze kugcine kuwine lona. UNkk Zanele Magwaza-Msibi ongumholi waleliqembu kuZwelonke kuthiwa naye useke wahlangana noMnu Mawethu Mosery oyisikhulu sakwa-IEC kulesiSifundazwe, emxwayisa ngakho ukuthi inhlangano yakhe kuzomele iqaphelisise ukuthi ukhetho kuzoba ngolukhululekile nolungenazihibe njengoba iminingi imikhonyovu ebikwayo. Leliqembu lisabisa ngokuthi lizoba nombhikisho uma izikhalazo zalo zingazwakali njengoba lithi lisazobamba imihlangano emibili kulenyanga, owokuqala uzoba ngomhlaka-13 kanti uzobe uphakathi kwekomidi elengamele iN F P. B e s e k u b a o m u n y e o z o b a ngomhlaka-14 nozobe ubandakanya onke amawadi akulendawo kanye namanye amaqembu aphikisayo ukuzodingida loludaba.

Umasipala waKWADUKUZA

UMKHANDLU WAKWADUKUZA UGUBHA INYANGA YAMAGUGU Siwumkhandlu waKwaDukuza sesiqhamuke nezinhlelo zokugubha inyanga yamagugu, njengoba kuyona lenyanga sizobe sikhumbula nombumbi wesizwe samaZulu iNkosi esiyakhothama, uShaka kaSenzangakhona. Kulenyanga yamagugu, umkhandlu uthathe isinqumo sokuthi uyigubhe ngokuqhakambisa ukuzwana ngokuhlalisana kwethu kodwa sibe sihlukene ngokwebala, ngamasiko, nangokwenkolo imbala. Simema wonke amaqembu omculo onhlobonhlobo ukuthi abhalise, ukuze akwazi ukuzoqhudelana abuye aqhakambise namasiko awo. Usuku Lokuqala luzobe lumi kanjena:Usuku : 22 September 2013 Isikhathi : 09:00 17:00 Indawo : Sakhuxolo Community Hall Isigceme : wadi 25 Uhlobo lomculo oluzobe lunandisa ilolu:1. Maskandi 2. Indlamu 3. Bhangra 4. Shiyameni 5. Imfene Usuku Lwesibili luzobe lumi kanjena:Usuku : 24 September 2013 Isikhathi : 09:00 17:00 Indawo : Ntshawini Community Hall (kwa-Nevas) Isigceme : wadi 26 Uhlobo lomculo oluzobe lunandisa ilolu:1. Hip Hop 2. Kwaito 3. Djs

Usuku Lwesithathu luzobe lumi kanjena:Usuku : 29 September 2013 Isikhathi : 09:00 16:00 Indawo : Nkobongo Community Hall Isigceme : wadi 08 Uhlobo lomculo oluzobe lunandisa ilolu:1. Zion 2. Gospel 3. AmaNazaretha Siyanxusa ukuba amaqembu omculo abhalise ungakadluli umhlaka-17 September 2013. Mayelana neminye imininingwane ungaxhumana nehhovisi labantu abasha kumasipala waKwaDukuza. Ucele uNksz. Phumlile Zulu kulelikheli nezinombolo ezilandelayo:Ikheli LeHhovisi : 41 Hullet Street [Library endala] Ucingo Ehhovisi : 032 551 4070 Iselula / Umakhalekhukhwini : 083 207 7138 E-mail: PhumlileZ@kwadukuza.gov.za MUNICIPAL MANAGER MR NJ MDAKANE MN 213/2013

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Schools celebrate Arbor Week

GINGINDLOVU PRIMARY: The learners of the school celebrated Arbor Week by dressing up in colourful attire and participated in a program which included poems and speeches. Learners are seen with Miss S Govender (Convenor)

CIRCLE PRE PRIMARY: Learners welcomed Spring and celebrated Arbor Day at Mvuyana Park

Darnall Secondary in dire need

PLEASE HELP: Learners of Darnall Secondary School that ask the community for help

By Xpress Reporter

The Darnall Secondary School is embarking on an ambitious drive to raise funds that will be used to address the urgent need of chairs, desks, chalkboards, doors, outdoor benches, sporting equipment and more. The late Professor Kader Asmal first teaching post was at this State aided school which was established in 1949. The school was closed on three separate occasions due to water being closed because they could not pay their water account due to learners being unable to

afford school fees. Is the only Englsih medium school after a former Model C school in Mandeni has exorbitant school fees which forces learners from Mandeni to attend Darnall Secondary. S'phamandla “MarazA” Mhlongo presenter from Gelezi Mathi on (SABC) television is a former learner who is also trying to assist in this regard. An urgent appeal is made to all ex-learners and exeducators to help uplift school by supporting Darnall Secondary School. Contact Mrs LJ Naidoo on 032 486 1327 for more information

Hilltop honours grandparents

September 13, 2013

Manor Secondary Alumnus Reunion and financial gesture

ALMA MATER: From (L-R): Avish Ramprotal (SGB) with Class of 10B 1993 students: Nival Kissun, Anesh Satnarian, Yasheen Nunkumar and Levene Naidoo handing over a R 10 000 cheque to school Principal TM Gounden on Friday, 30 August 2013

LEGACY '93: The Stanger Manor Secondary Class of 10 B 1993 held their 20-year Reunion at the Gateway Hotel on Saturday, 31 August 2013. The students were graced by the presence of teachers: Messrs: JB Singh, NG Pillay and Mr Komal

Harry Bodasing School donates to Welfare

MANOR PRIMARY: Learners at Manor Primary hosted a funfilled Arbor Week concert and entertained with music, speeches and poems

SMA distributes refreshments

MEMORABLE DAY: Hilltop Pre Primary School held “Grandparents Day” last week. Learners got to spend time with their grandparents who were also given an informative talk on health issues by Dr Kuben Naidoo. Seen are learners with educators, grandparents and Dr Kuben Naidoo (left). Photo courtesy of Amodh Moosa

WE CARE: 20 soul buddies of Harry Bodasing School with (LR) Principal K Bodasing handing over a R1000 cheque to Penny Dhaver of the Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza

By Xpress Reporter

SERVING HUMANITY: Pensioners who received refreshments from the SMA

Th e S t a n g e r M u s l i m Association (SMA) organised and distributed refreshments to throngs of elated pensioners awaiting their pension payouts on Monday, 2 September 2013. SMA officials were welcomed by jubilant pensioners who were extremely grateful for the refreshments that were provided especially for them. “It breaks our hearts to see pensioners standing in long queues in the hot sun. We have a moral obligation to care for our elderly. The SMA via its feeding schemes

provides some relief to the pensioners,” said Mohammed Danka of the SMA. The SMA is a non-profit o rg a n i s a t i o n w h i c h i s dedicated to serving humanity with kindness and generosity and is mandated to serve the entire community of KwaDukuza. Chairman of the SMA, Mr Zaf Khan thanked all donors, sponsors and well wishers for their unwavering support and assistance. Shain Manjoo (SMA Public Relations Officer)

Kalidas Shoe Repairs Kalidas Shoe Repairs was established back in 1967 in Mahatma Gandhi Street by Mr Ratilal Kalidas. His wife, Lalita joined him a while later bringing with her an immense background and experience in leather as this was her family trade. When Mr Kalidas passed away in 1978, Lalita took over the business. Now situated in Hullett Street and run by Lalita and her son Dhilesh, the store is renowned for its outstanding service and staff expertise. They are service providers in the repair and manufacture of leather goods, specializing in hand bags, filter bags, holsters and also sell leather belts. “Thank you to our customers. We are always willing to help and serve you with a smile,” said Lalita. Our editor, Mr Asmal, has been a long-standing friend of the Kalidas family and their relationship began when he was still in high school. “The ever-smiling Ratilal was one of a kind. When he took your shoe in for repairs, and promised to give it to you in a day's time, he meant it. It was ready and waiting for you. I have only fond memories of Ratilal and have extended this friendship to Dhilesh,” said Mr Asmal.

The Harry Bodasing Primary School handed a cheque of R1000.00 to the C h i l d We l f a r e S A : KwaDukuza to purchase nappies for abandoned babies placed at the Society's safe house facility. The funds were collected by 20 learners who belong to the Soul Buddies group with Principal Mr K Bodasing overseeing the whole process.

The Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza placed on record their sincere appreciation to the learners for their effort in raising funds for the disadvantaged children. The initiative, hard work and commitment of the learners were also commended. Mr K Bodasing said that he tried to instil good values and leadership qualities in his pupils which will enable them to help the community.

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Humiliate me, I am unstoppable. I AM A WOMAN! I am God's most precious creation, A blessing to every nation. I am the glue that binds, The happiness a home finds. I am me. I AM A WOMAN! Written by Lynette Reddy Divorced 8 years

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GLENHILLS PRIMARY SCHOOL 95 Townview Road, Glenhills ADMISSION APPLICATIONS : 2014 Admissions for 2014 will be processed as follows:

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GRADE R: 16-17 SEPTEMBER 2013 Learners must turn 5 years by 30 June 2014 i.e. born on or before 30 June 2009 GRADE 1 : 18-19 SEPTEMBER 2013 Learners must turn 6 years by 30 June 2014 i.e. born on or before 30 June 2008 Parents and Guardians are requested to carry the following documents: • Child’s Birth Certificate • Parents Identity Documents • Child’s Immunisation Card • Transfer Card and Progress Report card from previous school for Learners from Grade 2 - 6 • Part payment of school fees required : R300-00 Registration of new learners (Grade 1 to 7) and re-registration of current learners will take place from Saturday, 12 October 2013 to Wednesday, 16 October 2013 at school from 08h30 to 12h00.

Closing date for admission / re-registration is 31 October 2013

For further information contact the school on (032) 552 1670

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conduct strikes and mass action on Friday a f t e r n o o n s o r Saturdays??? I have high regard for most teachers who are committed to their profession and who daily play a pivotal role in moulding and shaping young minds. It is their positive influence that Henry Adams was referring to, not the destructive, mindless actions of a few! Shain Manjoo

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SADTU - Go Slow, Poor Show!

Henry Adams aptly wrote: "Teachers affect eternity - they can never tell where or when their influence will end.'' With this in mind, I read with great interest about the recent SADTU strike but with even greater dismay about their disruption of the matric trial exams. Whilst teachers have the inalienable right to strike and whilst I agree with some of their legitimate grievances, it appears that the timing of the strike has been preconceived and designed to coincide with the writing of the trial exams. If this is true, it is a shameful and despicable action that deserves the strongest condemnation. There is a very fine line between earning support and achieving contempt for one's cause. Sympathy can very quickly turn into disgust! This is especially true when one resorts to unlawful and unconstitutional acts such as preventing principals from collecting matric trial papers from the Education department's offices. Worse still is the anomaly that those that are entrusted with the advancement of education of our children actually become obstacles and hinderances toward that noble objective. This is akin to the ordinary mob mentality whom in their quest for delivery of basic services resort to the burning and destroying of State infrastructure. Further, it is interesting to note that the ''work-to-rule'' (a non-sensical term in itself!) strike action advocates a 7 hour work day! Is this not the norm already with all the other SADTU-led actions such as ''go-slows'' and mass marches on school days??? Is it not possible to

Earnest appeal to cane farmers Through the medium of your weekly newspaper, I make an earnest and impassioned plea to all sugar cane farmers in the Lower Tugela area to stop the practice of burning sugar cane fields, before reaping it. The past two weeks in particular have been trauma and hell for the residents of Stanger and its surrounds. With the strong south easterly winds blowing at this time of the year, we are at our wits end. Our yards, pathways, swimming pools, washed cars, curtains, verandahs, interior floors, clothes on the washing lines etc. are all affected with smut from the burning cane. Stanger is a town surrounded by sugar cane plantations. I urge farmers who are conducting farming operations, close to Stanger, to think twice before burning their cane as this is undoubtedly causing heartaches for all of us, the ratepayers of this town. Be considerate to others. They also have a life. I appeal to the relevant authorities, like the Natal Cane Growers Association to take up this issue as a matter of urgency and bring about a law that prohibits the burning of cane. A heavy fine should be imposed on offenders. Its now cane reaping time, the problem will continue unabated, if not nipped in the bud. Come on cane growers, have a heart. Be considerate. Som Mudaly

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'No comment' on Field's Hill report (IOL.co.za) - A Provincial task team investigating safety improvements on the M13 near Fields Hill would explore the possibility of restricting heavyduty trucks from using the road, Tr a n s p o r t M E C Wi l l i e s Mchunu said on Monday. The task team, established in conjunction with the national government, was set up after 22 people died after an out-ofcontrol truck smashed into four taxis and several cars last Thursday. Mchunu said he welcomed the decision by the National Prosecuting Authority to charge the driver of the truck with murder instead of culpable homicide. New Delhi gang rape suspects found guilty (Aljazeera) - An Indian court has found four men guilty of raping and killing a 23-year-old student in the capital, New D e l h i , l a s t D e c e m b e r. Sentences for the men, who face the possibility of death by

hanging, are expected to be handed down on Wednesday. J u d g e Yo g e s h K h a n n a announced on Tuesday: “I convict all of the accused. They have been found guilty of gang rape, unnatural offences, destruction of evidence.. and for committing the murder of the helpless victim.” At least three of the four men will appeal the guilty verdicts, their lawyers said.

Chinese boy will get prosthetic eyes (BBC News) - The six-yearold Chinese boy whose eyes were gouged out has begun surgery that will give him prosthetic eye implants. Guo Bin is being treated at a private hospital in Shenzhen by a doctor who has volunteered his services. But the prosthetic eyes, which will look and feel like real ones, will not restore the little boy's vision. Guo Bin was found with his eyes removed and covered in blood in Fenxi, Shangxi province, on 24 August. Police suspect his

Municipality addresses water stoppages Parts of KwaDukuza were without water from Friday, 6 September 2013. Below are the reasons cited by the iLembe District Municipality Municipal Manager Muzi Madlala: “The problem was caused by the power failure at Saunder Street, hence water could not be pumped to service the people of Stanger. The affected areas are, Warrenton, Lindelani, Shakaville, Stanger Heights, High Ridge, Indian Village, Stanger Manor, Doctorsskop, Townview and Glenhills and Stanger Manor. The KwaDukuza Technical team and Eskom were fixing the problem and it is envisaged that the problem will be resolved by tomorrow morning. As iLembe District Municipality we acknowledge the problem and understand the discomfort and inconvenience this has caused for residents. For further information contact our call centre on: 032 437 9379.” Ed's note: Power cuts and water shortages seem to becoming the norm now in this hi-tech day and age. I received at least 6 phone calls during the weekend and all reported that the call centre number just continues to ring and nobody answers the calls. An exercise in futility?

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late aunt was responsible. State media have reported that the aunt - whose motive for an attack remains unclear - killed herself six days after the incident by jumping into a well. Insights from psychology can make us better (Scientific American Mind) When we pack our children off to school, we envision them embarking on a lifelong career of learning. Yet one thing they typically never study is the art of studying itself. Our intuitions, it turns out, do not always map to reality. In “Psychologists Identify the Best Ways to Study” by John Dunlosky et al. we comb through the vast scientific literature on learning techniques to identify the two methods that work best. Strong foundations can nurture exploration at all ages. Had it not been for an abiding love of learning, the 49-year-old Julia Child would not have published the cookbook that then launched her culinary career. Grandma Moses would not have taken up painting in her late 70s. And two octogenarians would not have spent 2013 vying to become the oldest climber to summit Everest. Whatever your quest, the science of learning can help you reach it.

Brilliant Vettel eases to victory in Italy Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel survived a number of small hiccups to take his sixth win of the season in the Formula 1 Gran Premio d'Italia 2013 at Monza on Sunday afternoon. The world champion took the lead at the start as Ferrari's Felipe Massa sprinted briefly up to second ahead of the second Red Bull of Mark Webber and the second Ferrari of Fernando Alonso. As Vettel extended his lead out front, despite some concerns about a flat-spotted tyre, Alonso fought past Webber with a courageous move on the third lap, then caught and passed his team mate on the eighth. Although there was nothing he could do about the German in the lead and though he finished only 5.4 seconds adrift, the real gap was closer to double that as Vettel eased off significantly. In the second half of the race Webber fought back and put Alonso under pressure until he was told to start short-shifting, but he was still less than a second behind the Ferrari at the end sandwiched with the second Ferrari where Massa was a distant fourth. Nico Hulkenberg and Mercedes' Nico Rosberg had a race-long fight for fifth which went the Sauber driver's way by six-tenths of a second even though Rosberg was the fastest man on track with three laps to go. Vettel's sixth win of the season extended his championship lead over Alonso. The German now has 222 points to the Spaniard's 169, while Hamilton is stuck back on 141 from Raikkonen on 134, as Webber moves up to 130. In the constructors' stakes, Red Bull had the biggest day and now has 352 points, while Ferrari's strong performance puts them back into second place on 248 ahead of Mercedes on 245. Lotus remains fourth on 191 with McLaren fifth on 66 and Force India sixth on 61.

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KwaDukuza Athletic Club shines again

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2h01 followed by Clair Latham in 2h03. Sue Gungadeen clocked a time of 2h33 with Yulesha Devnarin finishing in 2h58. The men's pack was led Jay Ramnath in a spectacular time of 1h58 with Paddy Padayachee finishing in 2h12 and Praveen Shah and Thulani Zungu completing in 2h20.

They were followed in by Jeewan Ramphal (2h33), Chander Gungadeen (2h41), Gordan Pillay and Bazil Naidoo (2h45). Leon Moodliar stole the show in the 10km run/walk finishing in 62min. Shakar Gungapursad completed in 1h35 and Ashnee Naidoo in 1h30.

Darnall throws league wide open

Darnall Action Sporting I brought the unbeaten record of Gledhow down when they defeated them 21-15 in the Distil Richelieu sponsored Dolphin Coast Darts Union darts league played at the Action Sports Bar Darnall last Wednesday. This victory emphatically opens the league into a three horse race with Neville's Auto I, Gledhow and Darnall all vying for honours having lost one game apiece. Nine Pillay and Devan Govender from Darnall were in superb winning 5 of their 6 games with help from Jerry G o v e n d e r a n d Vi n e s h Geanballey contributing 4. Darrel Shanmagum and Neeran Somnath kept the score board ticking winning 5 and 4 games respectively. T The first frame began with a tame 3-3 draw before Darnall stepped up a gear with a 4-2 win the second frame for an overall lead of 7-5. The third frame also ended with a 3-3 draw giving Darnall a slender 10-8 lead. Darnall once again had the better of Gledhow in the fourth frame racing to a 4-2 victory to extend their lead to 14-10 before

Gledhow stormed back with a 42 win in the penultimate frame to narrow the lead back to 2 points at 16-14. However Darnall's determination came through in the final race as they race to an emphatic 5-1 victory and gained a 21-15 victory bringing Gledhow down to earth. Vinesh Geanballey recorded the top score of 180 (three triple 20) and Darrel Shanmagum recorded 171 (three triple 19). 5-man Gledhow United beat Neville's Auto II with man of the match Charlie Pillay in scintillating form recording a phenomenal 6 out of 6 victories. The only resistance came in the form of Leon Moonsamy for registered 4 victories. Justin Naidoo and Yogan Pillay helped Gledhow United to victory record 4 wins apiece. Gledhow won the game 20-16. Sanjay Singh recorded a superb 6

out of 6 wins to lead Neville's Auto I to a resounding 25-11 win over Darnall Action Sporting II keeping their title aspirations alive. Pragasen Naidoo, Sydney Naicker and Kuben Naidoo aided with Neville's Auto victory each chipping in with 5 games. To n i g h t ( We d n e s d a y ) , Darnall Action Sporting I will do battle with Neville's Auto II, Gledhow play Darnall Action Sporting II whilst Neville's Auto I are up against Gledhow

Zakkariya Muslim School hosted a successful first ever volleyball tournament for Islamic schools from KwaZulu Natal. The tournament catered for boys in the U13, U15, U17 and Open divisions. ZMS featured in all the finals but finished runner up in each. The U13 category was won by Hartley who beat ZMS 25-10, 25-13 in the finals to be crowned champions. The U15 finals was hotly contested between Nizamia and ZMS, going to a three setter. Nizamia won the opening set 25-11. However, ZMS stormed back into contention winning the second set narrowly 26-24 to force the game into the third and decisive set. ZMS lost steam in the final set and they hammered 15-4, giving Nizamia victory. The U17 final was evenly contested between Orient and ZMS in a three set thriller. Orient won the first set 25-20 before ZMS evened it out with a narrow 26-24 win in the third set. The final set went point for point with Orient holding on to a 15-11 victory. Port Shepstone proved too strong for ZMS in the Open final romping home to a 2514, 25-11 to claim the trophy.

Winners of the tournament: Port Shepstone (Open), Nizamia U15) and Orient (U17)

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KwaDukuza Athletic Club once again rose to the occasion and completed the Ballito Challenge 50km run/walk, the 21km run/walk and the 10 km run/walk this past Sunday. Athletes were sceptical of the warm winds and hot weather. Despite the uncomfortable weather, the runners decided to compete and enjoy the run. Pasma Gumede was the toast of the athletes finishing the 50km run/walk in an incredible time of 6h16 with Bina Ramrup completing in 8h34. Roshan led the men's race for KDAC finishing in a time of 6h52 closely followed by Bala Govender in 6h54. Others to complete the grueling 50km were Danny Sewmungal (7h02), Nishen Chetty (7h24), Dippy Moodley (7h57), Yathin Narothum (8h25), and Nikeyi Maarbeel (8h45). Leading the pack in the women's 21km run/walk was Melody Ndlovu in a time of

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or in kind. Your continuous support of the school and all its initiatives is acknowledged and sincerely appreciated." Chairman of the School Governing Body, Mr. Kevin Dhaver heaped praise on the parents Governing and sponsors who supported the school in the fundraising Winners of the fun run from Amatikulu Primary with members of the staff effort. "My heartfelt thanks go to all Amatikulu Primary School Titans move closer to lifting the league title sponsors and parents for their hosted a very successful fun third place by collecting an Titans moved closer to second set, Titans stepped up a J u g m o h a n a n d C a s s i m run at the school recently when impressive RI 100 thereby commitment and dedication to gear and with Darnall making 'Toffee' Mohammed were on lifting the Stanger and District the school. Through your a staggering R37 000 was winning himself a beautiful numerous unforced errors, the top of their game for Volleyball Association KDSA support we are able to manage raised by learners, parents and coffee table sponsored by teachers of the school. This Zaffs of KwaDukuza. Grade 3 this school properly and Social league title when they Titans race to a 25-11 victory Randsons whilst Damien was the highest amount ever learner, Siphelele Mthiyane maintain the high standard of won their double header to move closer towards the ' S h r e k ' P e t e r s w a s outstanding for KSST. raised for a fun run in the a n d G r a d e 5 l e a r n e r , education provided by our against Manor Old Boys and league title. KSST were the first team to Teachers Style kept in school's 90 year history. Five Nombulelo Gina won a dinner d e d i c a t e d t e a c h e r s a t Darnall Action Sporting last settle as they raced to a 25-18 contention with a hard fought Thursday. Amatikulu Primary School." learners raised just over R 5 set and tea set for their In their opening fixture, the 25-22, 25-19 victory over Cool win in the first set. Fortunes School principal , GD Singh 000 between themselves with contributions of R 668-50 and for Randsons turned around was pleased with the support Glenhills based outfit showed Leaders. G r a d e " R " l e a r n e r R582-90 respectively. with the change in courts as Randsons did it yet again in no mercy for Manor as they a n d c o o p e r a t i o n f r o m Thandolwethu Gumbi paving Chief co-ordinator of the fun the way with R1656-50 to run, Mrs. K. Rambaros, paid teachers, learners and parents. thumped them in straight sets t h e E Z E ' s E l e c t r i c a l they upped their tempo to Competitive League when take the second set 25-20 clinch the first prize of a tribute to all stakeholders of Said Singh: "This is indeed a 25-14, 25-17. T h e y h a d a t o u g h e r they toppled high riding forcing the game into the Double Bed and Base Set the school for working as a tremendous achievement in courtesy of Mr. B. Naidoo and team to produce such an our school's 90 year history. encounter in their second clash KSST. This is the third time final set. Randsons get up family of Morgan court, e x c e l l e n t r e s u l t . S a i d The R37 000 raised will go against Darnall. The first set that Randsons have beaten their momentum in the final Kwadukuza. Rambaros: " It is indeed down in the school record was evenly poised with the KSST in the four-round set winning 15-11 to claim Vanessa Munesamy of Vacu- encouraging to observe the books as the highest amount 2011 champions Darnall l e a g u e a n d n o w f i n d their third victory over KSST. Grove End kept pace with F l o w , K w a D u k u z a , passion and commitment with ever collected for a fun run at throwing everything against themselves topping the table generously sponsored a which our parents, teachers the school. My heartfelt thanks Titans. Titans were lucky to and leaving the league title the log leaders with a fluent 25-22, 25-19 win over mountain bike as second prize and learners work together to and appreciation go to all hold on to a narrow 25-23 wide open. Warriors Sport. S a n d h i r ' T i n B o y ' victory. However, in the stakeholders for a fantastic all for the fun run which was won raise funds for the by Grade 1 learner, Nothando school. I want to Nkwanyana, who raised a thank every single respectable R1500 for the sponsor who made school. Grade 5 learner, donations to the All participation fees to be The Seniors will be played at iLembe Cricket Union will be The entrance is free. Claude Padayachee secured school either in cash The U13 tournament will take the Country Club Grounds on handed in with entrance forms to hosting its Annual Double

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