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Gender-based violence on the rise Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Maite Nkoana-Mashabane said she was concerned about the rise in gender-based violence cases. Recently, the killing of women, allegedly by their partners, has resurfaced calls for the government to do more to deal with gender-based violence cases. Last week, Soweto resident Tshego Pule was buried after she was found hanging from a tree while nine months pregnant. Police also recovered the body of a Pretoria-based woman after she was allegedly stabbed to death by her boyfriend. In both cases, the suspects have not been arrested. Nkoana-Mashabane said the fight against genderbased violence cannot be done by the government alone. “As the government, we recognise and acknowledge

that we cannot do this alone. This is a societal problem that needs all of us to rally all our efforts and resources collectively and confront this enemy head-on,” said Nkoana-Mashabane. " G o v e r n m e n t acknowledges the crisis with regards to GBVF and condemn the current brutal killing of innocent women and children. We want a society where women, children and other vulnerable groups can live freely, without fear of either being abused or killed. We reconfirm our commitment to fighting the scourge of GBVF with more vigour," the minister said. The minister's office said these were the following steps that can be taken by gender-based violence victims; • Have a friend or relative that you can call on should you need help;

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On Friday 12 June 2020 KwaZulu Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala accompanied by the Dept of Transport MEC Bheki Ntuli and Ethekwini Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda officially opened the M4 highway that was damaged by floods in 2019. Zikalala stated that the opening of the M4 will help boost the flow of economy in the province

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KDM Motor and Licensing Centre opening delayed The KwaDukuza Municipality has apologised for the delay in the opening of the Motor and Drivers licensing centre which was scheduled to open last week. In a statement, the municipality said they took a decision to close these centres further after becoming aware that one of its employees tested positive for Covid-19. "The employee referredto came into contact with the fellow colleagues as employees returned to work stations on Monday, 08 June 2020, to prepare for tomorrow's opening. This, therefore, takes us back in terms of our original plan as we now have to allow all employees of the section to be retested for COVID-19 and to self-isolate for the required 14 days. Our residents are assured not to panic as there is a 90-

day grace window period approved currently in, that was announced by the Minister of Transport for the renewal of licences that have expired. Those who able are urged to use other licensing offices/registering authorities and post offices," said KwaDukuza Municipality "We wish to, again, ask for corporation and calm from our community. We will be doing everything possible to ensure speedy retesting and return of results so that we can open up as soon as possible. We appeal to our residents to be reminded that COVID-19 pandemic is still raging out there and we appeal that our community remains observant and safe," added the municipality.

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South African motorists are set to be hit with another fuel price increase from the beginning of July, as international oil prices continue to tick upwards. According to the Automobile Association, mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund is pointing towards a petrol price increase of around R1.59 a litre, while diesel looks set to go up by R1.48 and illuminating paraffin by R1.94. The latest daily prices hint that the increases could be slightly less than the above-mentioned, if current trends persist. “Oil is continuing its march back towards its previous levels in the first half of June, setting the scene for further hefty fuel price hikes going into July,” the AA said. "The basic fuel price used in South Africa has jumped by eight percent

since 1 June, with higher peaks, as international oil prices claw back some of the massive declines of the past four months," the AA says. The AA said that it will likely take at least a few months for international oil prices to return to their previous levels, which means that for now at least, motorists do have a bit of a breather. "South Africans are also benefiting from increasing rand strength, with the local currency having made up 60c against the US dollar since the start of June, and briefly breaching the psychological R17 to the dollar mark,” the AA added. “In fact, the Rand's firmer performance in June has offset the fuel price increases by around 36 cents a litre to date.”

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SA looking to move to 'advanced level 3 lockdown' Minister of Small Business and Development Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says that government is

looking to open more sectors as part of a move to an 'advanced level 3 lockdown'. Speaking in an interview

with eNCA, Ntshavheni said that the move will be especially beneficial for small businesses such as

hairdressers and restaurants. “Already, when the president announced the movement to level 3, he also announced what he called the advanced level 3, which will include sit-down restaurants and also the opening up of personal care services,” Ntshavheni said. She added that her department has already completed the development protocols but that there were still some businesses that were seen as problematic especially tattoo parlours. “The protocols are ready including the rules for sitdown restaurants, hair salons, massage and other personal care services. We are ready to open it up.” Minister in the presidency Jackson Mthembu says that government currently has no plans to review its relaxed

lockdown rules and does not plan to reintroduce a countrywide ban on the sale of alcohol at this point in time. Speaking to the Sunday Times, Mthembu said that the cabinet had not discussed reversing the relaxation of regulations. He noted that a number of decisions will be made based on a presentation by government Medical Advisory Council to cabinet later this week. At its virtual meeting held on Wednesday (10 June), Cabinet said that it received an updated report from the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC). The NCCC tabled a number of recommendations pertaining to the enhanced risk-adjusted Alert Level 3 of the national lockdown.

The recommendations are based on submissions made by various sectors and deliberations by the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure. “However, Cabinet decided to defer approval of the recommendations pending a full health assessment report from the Ministerial Health Advisory Committee on Covid-19. “Cabinet once again appeal to and urge all South Africans to adhere and voluntarily comply with measures put in place to combat the spread of COVID-19. The measures include regular washing of hands, social distancing and wearing of masks when in public,” it said. -BUSINESSTECH

Celebrating Youth Day By Xpress Reporter

Youth Day is observed on 16 June and commemorates the protest of thousands of students from various Soweto schools against the implementation of Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in the local schools. This day changed the course of the country's history and honours the deaths of hundreds of Soweto school children. On 16 June 1976, between 3000 and 10 000 marched to demonstrate and protest against the government's directive. The march was meant to culminate at a rally in Orlando Stadium. On their way they were met by heavily armed police who fired

teargas and later live ammunition on demonstrating students. We continue to commemorate those who lost their lives in the resistance against the apartheid regime on that day in 1976. Although the protests of 16 June 1976 resulted in a number of casualties, the youth played a role in fighting and overcoming the inequality and oppression caused by apartheid. T h e r e a r e Yo u t h D a y celebrations which are held country wide in order to empower individuals of all ethnicities in South Africa and to remember those who lost their lives. REMEMBERED: Youth Day in South Africa is celebrated in memory of all the youngsters who lost their lives during the protest, including Hector Pieterson, a 12 year old student who was killed during the uprising

Police officers, business directors nabbed for corruption In an effort to weed out corruption in its ranks, the South African Police Service (SAPS) on Wednesday nabbed eight of its own in a pre-dawn operation across the country. The eight are among the 14 arrested by an Anti-Corruption Task Team during the operation. Among the arrested are senior police officers and six company owners and directors. In a statement, Police spokesperson Vish Naidoo said among the arrested senior officers was a former SAPS Lieutenant General. “[They were arrested] on warrants of arrest issued on multiple charges, including fraud, corruption, theft and money laundering,” he said. The Special Anti-Corruption Task Team, led by Brigadier Tony Perumal, was set up by Police

Commissioner, General Khehla John Sitole, following serious allegations of corruption and related crimes, which date back to 2017. “This team and its investigations have been supported by a prosecution team from the Investigative Directorate within the National Prosecuting Authority, under the leadership of Advocate Hermione Cronje,” said Naidoo. Since 2017, this task team has been conducting a widespread intensive investigation into tender fraud related to the marking of police vehicles. During these investigations, nine members of the SAPS, including senior officers, private company directors and employees are alleged to have been involved in an elaborate act to defraud the State.

The pending arrest of a Lieutenant Colonel will bring the total to 10 the number of police officers arrested, said Naidoo. Sitole praised the task team for the zest and determination they showed in the pursuance of this investigation. "I have been kept abreast of this extensive and very complicated investigation since its inception. "I am confident that the cases against the arrested suspects are water-tight," said Sitole. The suspects are expected to appear in court/s yet to be determined either today or tomorrow. "We cannot rule out the possibility of more arrests being effected in this matter,” said Sitole, adding that corruption within SAPS will neither be condoned nor tolerated. SAnews.gov.za

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Councillor’s Corner

Mondi donates face masks to KZN

DA Comments and Concerns KDM 2020/2021 Budget/Tariff As the DA we analysed the budget and tariff increase. Kindly receive our submission: That we acknowledge the severe condition and constraints coupled with the depressed economic conditions and the recent covid 19 has placed unprecedented challenge to the municipality and our communities. That unemployment has risen, retrenchment has increased, number of businesses had to close during the lockdown period and have suffered huge financial loss. Some remain closed under the lockdown regulation. That the reality under the new normal is very difficult to adjust and adapt with increased unplanned expenditure for households and businesses alike. That the proposed increase on tariff ranging from 4 % to 6.9 % is unaffordable to many who are struggling to put food on the table and have their businesses open. That the DA proposes that council considers a full recovery package for all sectors of our community and businesses in form of staggered rebate based on individual and businesses assessment in different categories as determined by council. That we firstly propose NO increase as first option. Second option if council proceeds to increase tariff they must be in line with CPI 4.5 %. That a moratorium be put

on employing new workers except for critical purposes. Existing workers with multi skills should be utilised across departments. That allocation of about 10 % on renewal of existing infrastructure is inadequate which could lead to total collapse of infrastructure and cost more in the future. The allocation of nearly 90% on new assets must be reviewed to find a balance of else we are heading for disaster. It is glaring to see the neglect of basic services when one drives around. That council has to make some sacrifices in this financial year before the situation normalises council has to dig deep to get a buy in from communities and businesses in order to ensure the sustainability of the municipality. That all long term contracts be reviewed including provision of body guards for councillors and political office bearers. Overtime be trimmed and monitored. Land invasion security unity contract be re - viewed engaged on needs basis only. That all Business unit/Departments identify savings of 1% to contribute towards the relief package. That the DA proposes 0% u p f r o n t w h e n acknowledging debt and making arrangement to pay their debts. The DA cannot support the budget and tariff increase in its current form. Cllr MS Sing DA Caucus Leader KwaDukuza Municipality

KZN: The province has received another boost in its fight against COVID-19 as the giant paper group Mondi donated 100 000 medical grade N95 face masks to help protect health workers in KZN.

Edgars on the auction block after 91 years of South African trading Edgars needs buyers to make binding offers by the end of June to prevent the start of wind-up proceedings, putting at risk the future of a South African clothing chain that has traded for almost a century. Administrators for parent Edcon Holdings Ltd. put the retailer up for sale alongside sister companies Jet and Thank U after measures to contain the coronavirus cut off sources of revenue. Fifteen parties have expressed interest in one or other of the companies, although it remains to be

seen how many will follow through on their proposals. The sale process is the culmination of years of struggle at Edgars, which was founded in central Johannesburg in 1929 and sells clothes, shoes and cosmetics from just over 200 stores. As part of Edcon, Edgars was included in an ill-fated buyout by U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital Private Equity LP in 2007, which burdened the parent company with debt just as the economy hit a downturn following the global

COVID-19 Prayer “Our most gracious Lord in Heaven, hear our prayer! We earnestly beg of thee, oh merciful one, To intervene, in these trying times, To save mankind, from everlasting doom, Caused by this dreaded Covid-19 Pandemic. Lord, assist our medical professionals, By granting them the wisdom required, To find an urgent cure or vaccine, That would curb the spread of the virus So that the human race would find peace and solace To lead normal lives once again. Mighty God, thousands have died globally, And millions are currently infected. Show mercy, oh supreme one, On those who have suffered Grave losses of their loved ones. We pray, oh Lord, that those infected Will recover from the deadly disease.

We sincerely believe, oh Lord, That you are our last and only hope. If we have sinned in any way, We trust that you will forgive us. Feel pity, oh Lord, on those, Who have been negatively affected by, Loss of jobs, Loss of incomes, Loss of education. God, with hunger, famine and starvation Taking its toll, We need you desperately for our salvation." Compiled by: Mr Thota Sahadev (Retired principal Ex KwaDukuza Primary) In memory of all those who have succumbed to the Covid-19 disease

financial crisis. Edgars, Jet and Thank U employ 17,292 permanent workers between them and hire about 5,000 more on a seasonal basis, according to a rescue plan compiled by a team led by businessrecovery specialists Lance Schapiro and Piers Marsden. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and hedge fund Apollo Global Asset Management Inc. are among secured creditors with claims of 3.73 billion rand ($218 million), while the list of suppliers and other service providers owed money runs to 100 pages. Schapiro and Marsden initially tried to find a buyer or investor in the whole of Edcon, but none was forthcoming. That enables interested parties to target Jet, which has more outlets than Edgars and specializes in cheaper clothing, and Thank U, a finance unit and loyalty plan with about 14 million account holders. Mr Price Group Ltd., a mid-range seller of clothing, sports and homeware that said last month it plans to sell shares to pursue growth opportunities, swiftly quashed speculation it was interested in Jet or Edgars. “Over the past few years, Edcon has been assessed by several domestic retailers,” said Ntombiyombuso Zulu, a senior equity analyst at Johannesburg-based Sentio

Capital. “However, due to various concerns, including but not limited to I.T. systems and supply-chain issues, none of the retailers progressed with further discussions.” Edcon was eventually handed over to creditors by Bain in 2017, before securing R2.7 billion from lenders, landlords and the stateowned Public Investment Corp. two years later. Under Chief Executive Officer Grant Pattison, who previously ran Walmart Inc.owned Massmart Holdings Ltd., the company was able to start a turnaround plan that included the sale of newsagent chain CNA. But it didn't take long for Edcon to wave the white flag after South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the start of a strict lockdown to contain the coronavirus. Pattison wrote to suppliers in late March saying the company may not be able to reopen when the initial threeweek closure was due to end on 16 April. That first phase of lockdown was extended to the end of the month, and retailers were only allowed to open in May for the sale of specific items, such as winter clothing. Edcon was handed over to administrators on 29 April, having lost R2 billion of sales up until that point. -BUSINESSTECH

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June 17, 2020 PAGE 13

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104 Goldair 3 Bar Quarts Heater

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995

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Premier League lockdown: Winners and losers The Premier League finally makes its long-awaited return tonight (Wednesday), 17 June following a threemonth coronavirus lockdown. The landscape has changed since March - clubs have welcomed back injured players, others have had a chance to regroup and Liverpool have had to come to terms with a low-key title celebration. Here follows a look at the winners and losers as teams emerge from the lockdown.

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Healed stars boost Spurs, Man United When we last saw Jose Mourinho, the Tottenham manager cut a despondent figure as he admitted he wished he could fast-forward to next season. At the time, injury-hit Tottenham were on a sixmatch winless run that saw them knocked out of the Champions League and FA Cup, while falling seven points adrift of the top four. However, no boss has benefited more from the three-month break than Mourinho and eighth-placed Tottenham will return rejuvenated after Harry Kane, Son Heung-min, Steven Bergwijn, Erik Lamela and Moussa Sissoko regained their fitness. Inspired by influential January signing Bruno Fernandes, Man United were riding the momentum of an 11-game unbeaten run in all competitions dating back to January. Crucially, the return of

T h i r d - b o t t o m Bournemouth, winless in four matches, will also hope the break provides a springboard to survival.

injured England forward Marcus Rashford and France midfielder Paul Pogba promises to add pep to their step at just the right time, with the Tottenham showdown followed by another vital fixture against seventh-placed Sheffield United.

Relegation rivals scrap for survival With dire warnings over the long-term financial health of football ringing in their ears, clubs embroiled in the relegation dogfight have been focused on selfpreservation. Feuding over how to decide the season in the event it has to be abandoned, complaining about potentially playing at neutral venues and arguing that the season was restarting too soon have all been public

relations own goals from clubs most in danger of going down. Brighton will be under immense pressure to perform, having argued so vocally against neutral venues. Without a win in 2020, they are just two points above the relegation zone and have games against Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City to come. Watford, out of the bottom three by virtue of goal difference, were also vocal critics of the neutral venue proposal. The Hornets would fall into the relegation zone if Aston Villa won their game in hand, but favourable home matches against Southampton, Norwich and Newcastle offer hope of beating the drop. Second-bottom Villa, who

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have suffered four straight league defeats, have had a chance to regroup at a time when they were in danger of collapsing.

Instead of jubilant supporters hailing their heroes for ending Liverpool's 30-year wait to be crowned English champions, the Reds' impending title triumph in an empty stadium is likely to feel anticlimactic. Jurgen Klopp's side are 25 points clear at the top and need a maximum of two wins from their remaining nine games to seal a 19th English title in emphatic fashion. The trophy could be theirs as soon as 21 June if secondplaced Manchester City lose to Arsenal and Liverpool

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Malva Pudding (Serves 4) A sweet pudding of Dutch origin, Malva Pudding is usually served hot with custard or ice-cream. Made with apricot jam, this typical South African dessert has a spongy, caramelised texture.

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beat Merseyside rivals Everton. But with the rest of the season to be played behind closed doors, the mood around the club has gone slightly flat. The prospect of Liverpool having to delay their parade through the city with the trophy until next year due to social-distancing rules is another blow. No wonder former Arsenal striker Alan Smith, who famously won the title at Anfield with the Gunners on the last day of the 1988/89 season, said: "If Liverpool do eventually get crowned, it's going to prove a massive anti-climax. "I can't help but feel sorry for Sadio Mane, Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk and all who deserve every plaudit going for a magnificent effort.”

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