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contestation of an “illegal” taxi rank and illegal taxi operations which has been a subject of dispute for the past few years in the area. According to IPSS Medical Rescue, two opposing taxi associations descended to a raging gun battle since Wednesday afternoon. “A total of 7 security personnel and 1 member of the public have been shot and are currently in a WE SPECIALIZE THE FOLLOWING : critical condition. Gate Automation - Alarm Systems - CCTV Equipment One of the security Access Controls - Electric Fencing guards died on scene; multiple vehicles have been burnt,” said IPSS 063 157 2400 064 552 4388 Medical Rescue. www.natalsecuresolutions.co.za KwaZulu Natal S A P S spokesperson

Two people were killed including a security guard in Mandeni on Wednesday 09 September 2020 during a taxi-related shooting. Eight other people were injured during the incident. The conflict is believed to be around the

Colonel Thembeka Mbele confirmed the incident and said a case of murder has been opened, “It is alleged that on 9 September 2020 at 16:00, there was a shooting between two security officers from two taxi associations at a taxi rank in Mandeni which resulted in the injury of seven people. They also pelted each other with stones. Seven people were taken to hospital for medical attention where a security guard was pronounced dead,” said Mbele. Colonel Mbele further added that a 35 year old taxi driver was found dead with gunshots wounds in his minibus at an informal settlement. “A case of murder and attempted murder was opened at Mandeni police station and a murder case was opened at Sundumbili police station. Provincial Organised Crime is investigating the incidents,”

added Mbele KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Bheki Ntuli, has assigned a high-level team from the department's Public Transports Unit to move swiftly and intervene following the brutal shooting at a taxi rank in Mandeni. “We are utterly disturbed by the involvement of security companies in this fatal shooting and as such have referred this matter for further investigation and possible punitive measures. I have deployed a team comprising of SAPS and officials from the Department of Transport to urgently attend to this matter. The department has been dealing with the situation at Mandeni for the past few years and we are of a view that drastic decisions within the confines of the law will have to be taken to save innocent commuters.

MANDENI: On Wednesday 09 September 2020 Mandeni Taxi Rank was turned into a battle ground when two taxi associations got involved in a shooting which claimed two lives (Photo cred: IPSS Medical Rescue)

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Zikalala reveals Covid-19 expenditure details KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala released the names, identity numbers and race groups of the directors of companies that benefited from the more than R2 billion Covid-19 provincial expenditure. Five companies were paid R833.8 million or 41.6% of the overall amount. Zikalala said the largest chunk of the spend went to “African-owned companies”, which scored contracts worth R810.2m, split between 235 businesses.

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4 killed in N2 collision

ANC consults “aggrieved councillors” over mayor's appointment Musa Mnyandu The ANC in KwaZuluNatal is optimistic that the protracted impasse over the appointment of the new mayor for KwaDukuza Municipality will be resolved soon. This comes after numerous attempts by the ruling party to table an item before council for the appointment of the new mayor were thwarted by the party's own councillors, who expressed dissatisfaction with the decision of the ANC's provincial leadership over the choice of new mayor. The Xpress Times understands that the provincial executive committee (PEC) of the ANC had taken a decision to deploy a senior party leader to the position of mayor, which was vacated by the late Ricardo Mthembu who joined the provincial legislature in May 2019. ANC provincial spokesperson Nhlakanipho Ntombela told the Xpress Times that internal engagements were underway to resolve the question of the new mayor. “Our provincial chairperson (Sihle Zikalala) and the provincial secretary (Mdumiseni Ntuli) have been leading the consultative process with aggrieved KwaDukuza councillors over this matter. You will recall that we had some

OPTIMISTIC: ANC provincial spokesperson Nhlakanipho Ntombela

challenges in our previous attempts to elect and install the new mayor because some of our councillors were not happy with the process. The PEC will hold a meeting over the weekend in which we expect the provincial chairperson and the provincial secretary to give us (as provincial leadership) a report on their efforts to engage with the affected councillors,” Ntombela pointed out. Ntombela was appointed as the provincial spokesperson following the recent tragic death of former KwaDukuza mayor, Ricardo Mthembu, who was also the provincial spokesperson of the ANC. A senior leader of the ANC in the KwaDukuza SubRegion said it was important for the party's provincial leadership to “enlighten” the local KwaDukuza branches about how the decision to appoint a particular senior

leader as the new mayor was reached. “We have nothing against this particular individual; however we want to know why this person is being moved from (their) current position to the position of mayor. Why was this decision taken?” The senior local leader, who spoke on condition of anonymity, stated. The unhappy councillors have hitherto boycotted four council meetings that were earmarked for the election of the new mayor, forcing the deputy mayor Dolly Govender to continue as acting mayor for more than fourteen months. Ntombela said the community of KwaDukuza would soon be apprised about the way forward in this respect. He expressed optimism about the outcome of the consultative process led by Zikalala and Ntuli.

Suspects' vehicle recovered

RECOVERED: Unlicensed firearm recovered in Emambedwini, Maphumulo on Monday, 14 September 2020

Law enforcement members from Umhlali K9, KwaDukuza SAPS, IPSS Security and other security agencies working hand in hand led to the arrest of two suspects who were suspected

to be involved in an armed robbery in KwaDukuza on Wednesday 09 September. KwaDukuza SAPS communications officer, Priya Nunkumar said a case of robbery has been opened. “A case of house robbery was opened at KwaDukuza SAPS on 9th September 2020. A joint reaction with KwaDukuza SAPS, Umhlali K9 Unit and IPSS Security successfully nabbed two suspects, as well as recovered a Norinco Firearm and 8 live rounds of ammunition, three cellphones and a vehicle which was used in the robbery,” confirmed Nunkumar. In a separate incident, on

14 September 2020 KDM traffic and crime prevention assisted car tracking company which led members to a homestead in Emambedwini, Maphumulo. According to superintendent Rajamoney of KDM traffic and crime prevention, they recovered numerous Toyota Quantum components. “Suspect was arrested for possession of an unlicensed firearm serial no filed off, unlawful possession of ammunition and numerous Toyota quantum components with a car track device attached and quantum unallocated. A suspect was arrested and detained at saps Maphumulo.”

In Loving Memory Of the late

Thinagaran Thinny Pillay Born: 21-04-44 Called to rest: 08-09-2020

From your loving Wife Dolly, Children Loshnie, Luwen & Niren, Your Son In Law Rajan, Daughters In Law Karen & Pravitha, Your 6 Grandchildren & A host of Family & Friends

ACCIDENT: An N2 collision claimed four lives and left nine people injured on Monday, 14 September 2020.

Four people died and nine were injured in a vehicle collision on Monday, 14 September 2020. According to IPSS Medical Rescue the accident occurred on the N2 North bound lane just past Zinkwazi. “Both vehicles

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LITERACY DAY: Leann Peters, Nation Builders Development's fundraising manager, addressing the learners of Radha Roopsingh Primary School on the importance of reading

In celebration of International Literacy Day, Nation Builders Development initiated a book drive which saw members of the community come together to promote a love for reading amongst young learners. On Tuesday, 08 September 2020 Nation Builders Development visited Radha Roopsingh Primary School in Etete where they handed over 100 books to the school. Leann Peters, Nation Builders Developments'

Fundraising Manager, addressed the learners on the importance of reading and the doors of opportunities it can open for them. She emphasized the need for learners to read daily and develop a love for reading and knowledge. Radha Roopsingh Primary School Acting-Deputy Principal Ms MDL Cele stated, “On behalf of Mr Zuma, our school principal, I would like to say thank you to Nation Builders for the books

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as well as the iced tea for learners. It is much appreciated, thank you”. The International Literacy Day Book Drive initiative is one of many drives that the organisation plans to organise. To find out more about Nation Builders Development and the different community development programmes they are involved in or to partner with them in these initiatives contact info@nationbuildersdev.co.za

SASCO celebrates 29 years of existence

In Loving Memory Appa you were our foundation, Our greatest strength & most of all you were our world. We love you Appa

Rescue. “All patients were stabilized on scene before being taken to various hospitals for further care,” added the statement.

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God saw you getting tired, And a cure was not to be. So he put his arms around you and whispered, "Come to me." A golden heart stopped beating hard working hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best. Sadly missed by Rajen, Sivagamy, Sagie, Preggie & A host of Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren, Nieces, Nephews, Family & Friends

MANDENI: On 11 September 2020, Durban central celebrated the 29th anniversary of SASCO, the first student organisation in high institution of learning. The anniversary was held at Mandeni branch where Covid-19 regulations were followed in all corners of the campus. Leaders of the movement passed their gratitude to ANCYL, NEHAWU, COSATU, CSRC, and SASCO NEC and for their messages of support. (photo credit: Spha M Production)

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Kuxwayiswa umphakathi Bathi bakhathele ngomgunyathi “ukuhlukunyezwa” abesifazane wokuthengiswa kwezimoto Musa Mnyandu

MAPHUMULO: Abesifazane beholwa ngabaholi bezombusazwe bamashele enkantolo yemantshi bekhala ngodlame olubhekiswe kwabesifazane nabantwana.

Musa Mnyandu

Abesifazane baKwaMaphumulo bathi sekwanele ngodlame olubhekiswe kwabesifazane kanye nabantwana. Kamuva nje abesifazane bakule ndawo beholwa yimeya uKhansela Zibuyisile Khuzwayo-Dlamini kanye noKhansela Betty Luthuli ongusihlalo we-KwaMaphumulo SALGA Women's Caucus baye bamasha besuka eMaphumulo Thusong Centre beya enkantolo yemantshi yakule ndawo nokuyilapho beye banikezela khona ngencwadi yezikhalazo. Kule mashi bonke abesifazane bebegqoke izingubo eziwumbala omnyama, ukuzwakalisa isililo sabo ngesihlava sodlame lobulili.

Eminye iminyango kahulumeni kanye nomasipala abakhele isifunda seLembe, kuhlanganisa nesekela lemeya yaseMandeni uKhansela Phindile Sishi, bebeyingxenye yale mashi. “Ngeke siyinqobe le mpi sisodwa. Yingakho simashela enkantolo kamantshi nje namhlanje. Sifisa ukuphosela inselelo inkantolo yakule ndawo ukuthi ithathe izinyathelo ezibonakalayo ukusiza umphakathi waKwaMaphumulo ukuthi ulwisane nodlame olubhekiswe kwabesifazane. Akuwona umqansa le nto esiyicelayo. Konke esikudingayo ngukuthi abesifazane bathole ukuhlonipheka kuyo imikhakha yempilo,” kubeka uKhansela KhuzwayoDlamini. Ommnyandu@hotmail.com

Amaphoyisa esifundazweni saKwaZulu-Natal axwayisa amalunga omphakathi ngomgunyathi wokuthengiswa kwezimoto, nokuthiwa uqhutshwa kakhulu ezinkundleni zokuxhumana (social media platforms). Okhulumela amaphoyisa esifundazweni uCaptain Nqobile Gwala utshele abezindaba ukuthi lo mgunyathi ubandakanya kakhulu yinkampani okusolwa ukuthi “yinkampani mbumbulu” eyaziwa ngele-Izy Motors, nokuthiwa ikhangisa ngezimoto ezinkundleni zokuxhumana. UGwala uthe abafuna ukuthenga izimoto bayaye banxuswe ukuthi bafake imali, ikakhulukazi ngohlelo lwe-eWallet. Uthe bayaye bathenjiswe ukuthi imoto yabo izolethwa yiloli isuka eGoli, kodwa lokhu kuyaye kugcine kungenzekanga uma othengayo esefake imali. Emuva kwalokhu lowo okuthiwa nguyena othengisa ngemoto uvele anyamalale. “Umphakathi uyanxuswa ukuthi wenze isiqiniseko sokuthi inkampani noma lowo othengisa ngemoto akanabo yini ubugebengu ngaphambi kokuvuma ukuthenga imoto. Sikholwa ngukuthi maningi amacala alolu hlobo asevuliwe eziteshini zamaphoyisa ezahlukene esifundazweni,” kubeka uCaptain Gwala. Uphethe ngokuthi anxuse bonke labo asebeke baba yizisulu zalolu hlobo lobugebengu ukuthi baxhumane ngokushesha noColonel Narayan kwinombolo kamakhalakhukhwini ethi (082) 411-5272, noma bashayele iCrime Stop kwinombolo ethi 08600 10111.

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NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Certificate of Real Right Number SK4354/2007 passed by

Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Certificate of Real Right Number SK4347/2007 passed by THE BODY CORPORATE OF BLUE LARGO Registration Number 398/1997 in favour of THE BODY CORPORATE OF BLUE LARGO Registration Number 398/1997 in respect of certain An Exclusive Use Area described as ROOM 6 measuring 3 (Three) square metres, being as such part of the common property , comprising the land and the scheme known as BLUE LARGO in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at TONGAAT, in the eTHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY, NORTH OPERATIONAL ENTITY AREA, as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan Number SS398/1997.

THE BODY CORPORATE OF BLUE LARGO Registration Number 398/1997 in favour of THE BODY CORPORATE OF BLUE LARGO Registration Number 398/1997 in respect of certain An Exclusive Use Area described as ROOM 24 measuring 9 (Nine) square metres, being as such part of the common property , comprising the land and the scheme known as BLUE LARGO in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at TONGAAT, in the eTHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY, NORTH OPERATIONAL ENTITY AREA, as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan Number SS398/1997.

has been lost or destroyed. has been lost or destroyed. All persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pietermaritzburg within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at BALLITO this 2ND day of SEPTEMBER 2020 _______________________ Applicant: MARK WILLIAMSON duly authorised hereto by Resolution of the members of the Body Corporate Blue Largo

c/o DE WET LEITCH HANDS INC, Sec 3 Salmon Bay House Sandra Road, Ballito, 4420 fiona@dlh.co.za Tel: 032-9460299 Ref:Ray Walpole/fm/BLARGO

All persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pietermaritzburg within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at BALLITO this 2ND day of SEPTEMBER 2020 ________________________

Applicant: MARK WILLIAMSON duly authorised hereto by Resolution of the members of the Body Corporate Blue Largo C/o DE WET LEITCH HANDS INC, Sec 3 Salmon Bay House Sandra Road, Ballito, 4420 fiona@dlh.co.za Tel: 032-9460299 ref: Ray Walpole/fm/BLARGO

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The following positions are available for a Security Company in KwaDukuza

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in favour of THE BODY CORPORATE OF BLUE LARGO Registration Number 398/1997 in respect of certain An Exclusive Use Area described as ROOM 26 measuring 9 (Nine) square metres, being as such part of the common property,comprising the land and the scheme known as BLUE LARGO in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at TONGAAT, in the eTHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY, NORTH OPERATIONAL ENTITY AREA, as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan Number SS398/1997. has been lost or destroyed. All persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pietermaritzburg within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at BALLITO this 2ND day of SEPTEMBER 2020 ________________________ Applicant: MARK WILLIAMSON duly authorised hereto by Resolution of the members of the Body Corporate Blue Largo c/o DE WET LEITCH HANDS INC, Sec 3 Salmon Bay House Sandra Road, Ballito, 4420 fiona@dlh.co.za tel: 032-9460299 ref: Ray Walpole/fm/BLARGO

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Three Sons and a Bundle of Sticks Once upon a time, an old man lived with his three sons in a village. The three sons were hard workers. Still, they quarrelled all the time. The old man tried a lot to unite them but he failed. Months passed by and the old man fell sick. He told his sons to stay united, but they didn't listen to him. So, he decided to teach them a practical lesson so that they would forget their differences and stay united. The old man called his sons. He told them, “I will give you a bundle of sticks. Separate each stick and you will have to break each stick into two. The one who breaks the sticks quickly will be rewarded more.” The sons agreed. The old man gave a bundle of 10 sticks to each of them and asked them to break each stick into pieces. They broke the sticks into pieces in minutes. And again they started to quarrel among themselves as to who came first. The old man said, “Dear sons, the game is not over. Now I will give another bundle of sticks to each of you. You will have to break the sticks as a bundle, not as separate sticks.” The sons agreed and tried to break the bundle of sticks. Though they tried their best, they could not break the bundle. They failed to complete the task. The old man said, “Dear sons, See! You could easily break the single sticks into pieces, but you were not able to break the bundle! So, if you stay united, nobody can do any harm to you. If you quarrel every time with your brothers, anyone can easily defeat you. I request you to stay united.” The three sons understood the power of unity and promised their father that whatever be the situation, they would all stay together. Moral: Unity is Strength!

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION AND WATER USE LICENSE FOR THE PROPOSED MINING PERMIT OF SAND (GENERAL), ON A PORTION OF PORTION 54 OF THE FARM UMHLALI NO. 1126 FU SITUATED IN THE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT OF STANGER.

Proposed Mining Permit for Sand (General) in the abovementioned Farm in KwaZulu-Natal Province, DMR Reference No.: KZN 30/5/1/3/2/ 10707 MP.

INVITATION TO REGISTER AS INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES (IA&PS) Project Applicant and Description: Mucera Trading CC, a South African company in KwaZulu-Natal Province has applied for Environmental Authorisation in terms of Section 24 of National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998) Read with Regulation 19 of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations, 2014 and Water Use License in terms of Section 21 of the National Water Act, (Act 36 of 1998) for the proposed Mining Permit of Sand (General) on portion of portion 54 of the farm Umhlali No. 1126 FU, in the Magisterial District of Stanger, KwaZulu-Natal Province. The Applicant need to obtain an Environmental Authorisation, Mining Permit and a Water Use License prior to the commencement of the proposed mining activities. The proposed project component entails of excavation, loading, stockpile, hauling and transport, and supporting infrastructure. Independent Environmental Consultant: G E S Elephant (Pty) Ltd, has been appointed by Mucera Trading CC as an independent Consulting Company to conduct all relevant environmental processes and compile the required reports. Parties wishing to register as Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs), are invited to participate in the Public Participation Process and provide written comments together with the above reference number, their email address and contact details with the contact person indicated below within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice. The due date for registering as an I&APs and commenting on the proposed project is 16 October 2020. The Draft Basic Assessment Report and Environmental Management Programme for the above-mentioned project will be made available to all the identified Stakeholders electronically and in hard copy for public review and comment in the public place at KwaDukuza Local Municipality and Library (contact 032 437 5000). Electronic copy may be requested through email (Name: Herold Ndou (geselephant@gmail.com)). To register as I&APs or to obtain more information {Such as Background Information Document (BID)} about the proposed project, Please Contact: Herold Ndou G E S Elephant (Pty) Ltd PostNet Suite #157, Private Bag X121, Halfway House, 1685. Cell No: +27 76 853 2614 Fax No: 086 266 5780 • Email: geselephant@gmail.com

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Sundowns celebrate Nedbank Cup completing treble

Mamelodi Sundowns wrapped up a hugely successful domestic season by clinching the Nedbank Cup, as they defeated Bloemfontein Celtic 1-0 in

the final at the Orlando Stadium on Saturday evening. The result, secured by a late goal from Gaston Sirino, saw the Brazilians complete a

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Premier League champions Liverpool sneak past Leeds in seven-goal thriller Mohamed Salah scored a hat trick as Premier League champions Liverpool just made it past newly promoted Leeds United in a seven-goal thriller at Anfield that ended 43. Salah and Virgil van Dijk found the net for Liverpool while Jack Harrison, Patrick Bamford and Mateusz Klich got on the scoresheet for Leeds. Liverpool's first goal of the game came under controversial circumstances when the Reds were awarded a penalty after Salah's shot hit Robin Koch's arm. Salah stepped up to take the penalty and buried it down straight down the middle of the goal. Leeds appeared to have equalised five minutes later when Helder Costa held off Joe Gomez to get a shot past Alisson but the goal was quickly disallowed for offside. Leeds, on their return to the Premier League after 16 years away, didn't have to wait long for their equaliser though with Harrison finding the back of the net three minutes later. A pass across from Kalvin Phillips was well taken by the

winger who shimmied past Trent Alexander-Arnold and Gomez before hitting his shot into the goal from the edge of the area. Liverpool fell foul to offside on 16 minutes when Sadio Mane was adjudged to be ahead of the Leeds defence but the Premier League champions rectified the scoreline four minutes later when Leeds conceded a corner. Van Dijk was left unmarked and the force of his header forced Illan Meslier tumbling back into his own goal for Liverpool's second. Mohamed Salah scored twice in Liverpool's first Premier League game back. Paul Ellis/PA Images via Getty Images The Liverpool centre-back was at fault, however, on 30 minutes when Bamford pulled back another goal for Leeds. Stuart Dallas put a speculative ball towards the Liverpool goal and Van Dijk, not realising Bamford was behind him, flicked it straight into the striker's path. He struck it past Alisson to bring the score to 22. Salah grabbed Liverpool's

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third and the fifth goal of the game on 33 minutes after Robertson's free kick was cleared only as far as the Egypt international. Completely unmarked, he took his time controlling the ball before belting it into the roof of the net. Liverpool came out after half-time the brighter side with a strong shot from Georginio Wijnaldum well saved by Meslier on 49 minutes. Liverpool failed to capitalise on several good chances and instead it was Leeds who pulled a third goal back on 66 minutes. Klich and Costa combined to work the ball up the pitch before the midfielder perfectly volleyed the ball past Alisson. It looked like Van Dijk has scored his second on 78 minutes after striking the ball into the net from a corner but the goal didn't count as Curtis Jones had fouled his marker in the lead up. The final blow for Leeds came on 88 minutes when Rodrigo fouled Fabinho and Salah slotted home his third of the day.

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