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May 18, 2022

KwaDukuza produces 65-yearold doctoral graduate

Former school clerk completes PhD the greatest human feats by successfully completing her PhD in Education, done through the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Her thesis focused on Zulu kinship system and its influence on the education of orphaned children. Dr Jonathan, who spent the bulk of her childhood within a child-headed family setup, always dreamt of becoming an educator. But, due to family circumstances, she

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When the education fever bites, age can neither be a deterrence nor a hindrance. Retired KwaDukuza school clerk turned schoolteacher Lorna Jonathan has just become a living testimony to the hackneyed idiom, “Age is Just A Number”. Lorna Jonathan, now Dr Lorna Jonathan, has accomplished easily one of

was forced to settle for the role of administrative clerk, where she served for more than 20 years as an admin clerk at Stanger Manor Primary School. However her tenacity, and her burning desire to become a teacher saw her finally graduating with a diploma in teaching at the age of 40. Alas, that was not enough to see her realizing her dream as she was forced to call upon an erstwhile provincial MEC in order to g e t a 10kg

position as a schoolteacher. It was only at age 50 that she was finally appointed as an educator, the one event in her life that filled her with tremendous joy. ““I was finally able to make a difference and add value to the lives of pupils as an educator. I treasured every moment with my young souls, knowing that I was given this platform to inspire, instil and awake imaginations to success,” she says. Dr Jonathan, whose love of

children can only be compared to her compassionate nature, and down to earth personality, says her PhD research sought to explore the uniqueness of the kinship system within African culture. The high number of orphans in Africa, according to Dr Jonathan, can be attributed to, inter alia, HIV/Aids pandemic. “The impact of poverty on schooling and the degree of ostracism (of orphans) within schools, is a constant problem. In some families,

the system failed to the point that the only option for vulnerable and orphaned children was institutional care,” she points out. She said children in care had reported fully on the abuse and neglect that led to their placement. Most of those who were placed with extended family had enjoyed family life before the loss of parents. Dr Jonathan is grateful for her support system of family, friends and supervisors.

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KDM mired in racism and “missing millions” allegations Workers demand transformation in the Finance Department By Xpress Reporter

The Finance Department of KwaDukuza Municipality is alleged to be the hive of “institutionalised racism” and deliberate lack of transformation. These were just some of shocking allegations made by the municipal workers on Monday this week, when they marched to the main civic building to deliver a memorandum to the KDM leadership. That was not all, as the workers, who marched under the banner of the SA Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU), also alleged, rather shockingly, that there were missing monies at the municipality that needed further investigation. The workers marched from the Lavoipierre Building next to Sasol Garage, through the CBD and ended up at the Civic Building, where Mayor Lindile Nhaca and the Municipal Manager Nhlanhla Mdakane were on hand to receive the memorandum. KDM has been given seven days to

MARCH: Hundreds of municipal workers marched through KwaDukuza CBD to hand over a memorandum to KDM leadership

respond to the memorandum. The memorandum, red by SAMWU KwaDukuza Secretary Nhlanhla Sanga, highlighted workers' concerns about the delay in the appointment of the Executive Director (ED) for Corporate Services, a senior position that the union feels must be filled by a female candidate. The union, through its memorandum, also called for a thorough investigation into the allegations of ghost workers, and the alleged disappearance of R30 million, which had allegedly been lodged into an invalid

FNB account over the past years “The absence of ED for Corporate Services has negative implications which continue to contribute on: • D e l a y i n implementation of Municipal Grading where EDs are the only beneficiaries who are paid on Level 5 and the rest of the staff is paid on Level; 4. This must be investigated; • Delay in the implementation of userfriendly leave management system;

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Ilembe District Municipality says that it is aware of hundreds of water leaks across KwaDukuza, which are costing the municipality millions in lost revenue. Addressing protesting community members outside iLembe house last week, the municipality's Operations Manager for KwaDukuza Mr Elias Bhengu said the municipality had appointed a contractor to repair the leaks. Bhengu said the contractor was hard at work, and was about to finish wrap up fixing the leaks in Ward 16. “Ward 16 we are about to complete, and Ward 18 also. That is where we have been bleeding in terms of leaks. That

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programme is going to be continuing. There are other areas in which we are going to engage, and start fixing all those leaks,” Bhengu stated. However Bhengu's explanation was clearly not enough to appease the residents of KwaDukuza, who see the many leaks as part of the reason for water outages, as gallons and gallons of clean water goes

to waste on an ongoing basis. On Friday, the 13th of May 2022, Mayor Thobani Shandu and the Municipal Manager Geoffrey Khumalo visited the main feeder pipeline near Hlomendlini in Mandeni to inspect the repair work being done by Umgeni Water. The company said one more leak had since been discovered while work was continuing to

fix the previous two leaks. Further stoppages are anticipated this week as Umgeni Water plans to repair the newly detected leakage. Mayor Shandu was accompanied by Nonjabulo Zondi (Plant Manager for Lower Thukela Water Works) and Nqobile Zungu (Process Controller for Lower Uthukela Water Works).

REPAIRS: Seen inspecting the leakage at scour valve 12 are (L to R) Municipal Manager Geoffrey Khumalo, Mayor Thobani Shandu, Nonjabulo Zondi (Umgeni Water) and Nqobile Zungu (Umgeni Water

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“The truth is the people at Home Affairs are aware of the paras and they seem to be quiet content with it. The same thing happened to my son and I last year...sad to say the security at Home Affairs is also rude and arrogant towards us,” one person lamented. With all the outpouring of anger from members of the public, the silence from Home Affairs officials remains defeating. KwaDukuza SAPS have meanwhile acknowledged the problem. Communications Officer Priya Nunkumar said police were following the matter up, after receiving a complaint.

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Home Affairs. Other people felt that those paying for spots were also to blame, for enabling the extortion racket to carry on. “But community members are buying (spots) from these paras, and we cannot blame the security or the SAPS about that but we must blame ourselves. As community we need to stand together and stop buying (spots) from paras. (The) paras cannot sell (spots) to us if we don't buy them,” one resident pointed out. A salvo has also been fired at the Home Affairs staff for this situation,, with some resident accusing the officials of involvement in the extortion.

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Premier meets with local leadership The Premier of KwaZulu-Natal Mr Sihle Zikalala met with the entire leadership of iLembe District on Friday, 06 May 2022, at the KwaDukuza Council Chamber. The meeting involved District Mayor Thobani Shandu, alongside all the mayors from the local municipalities, and all the leadership collective. The strategic engagement between the Premier and the local government leaders focused on issues of water, sanitation and related issues.

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Protestors shut down Glenhills SAPS Cluster nabs suspects for over water outages massive theft

Police in iLembe District made a breakthrough recently, which saw them recovery a variety of heavy duty machinery allegedly stolen from a local business. In a statement, police said the team comprising of iLembe District Crime Intelligence Unit, ORS Cape Town and the TRT acted on intelligence and conducted an operation in the area of Mthandeni, in Glendale. The team recovered a water truck, three rollers, an

PROTEST: Ward 16 protestors shut down the Glenhills main road, disrupting the lives of the people of Ward 13

By Xpress Reporter

Last week Wednesday was a weird day for the community of Glenhills and surrounding areas. Residents woke up to sounds of protests and demonstration, with burning tyres and rubble strewn all over the area. And the protesters were not even from the area! Workers and learners were effectively barricaded in their homes. The angry protestors shut down the

main Townview Drive on both sides. When the Xpress Times team arrived at the scene, traffic officers informed us that the protestors were apparently angry about water supply and service delivery. Tyres were still burning on the Townview Drive, making for dangerous driving conditions. However our team managed to track down some of the protesting group, at the entrance to Lot 14.

Present on the scene were Ward 13 councillor Nkululeko Qwabe and Ward 16 councillor Sanele Mthiyane. When approached for comment, Cllr Qwabe referred our reporter to Cllr Mthiyane saying, “Those people were not from my ward. They were from Ward 16, in Nyoniyamanzi and Hillview”. IFP PR councillor Cyril Pandaram felt that service

delivery failures were behind the latest spate of public protests in the area of KwaDukuza He had this to say: “These protests are the result of false promises and lies fed to the poor to get their votes. It is virtually impossible to sustain these false promises and it has been going on since 1994. It is impossible to give every person a free house and free utilities with this present government”.

irrigation machine, two Isuzu bakkies, three Mercedes trucks and a Hyundai excavator. Three suspect were placed under arrest, after a case had been o p e n e d w i t h KwaMaphumulo SAPS. Ilembe SAPS Cluster Acting District Commissioner, Brigadier SB Zondi commended all members involved in the recovery of the heavy duty machinery for their swift action on arresting the suspects linked to the theft.

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Ndwedwe learners assault robbery suspects By Xpress Reporter

Two men were rescued by police officers from Ndwedwe police station after being attacked by angry learners at Osindisweni. According to a report from Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA), the two suspects were attacked by learners from the Suleman Patel Secondary School on Friday m0orning, after they allegedly attempted to snatch a cellphone from a learner

who was on his way to school. When community members heard about the incident, they immediately mobilized and armed themselves before proceeding to the scene, apparently to assist the children n the attack against the suspect,. But, RUSA says when the community members arrived at the scene, the suspects had managed to extricate themselves from the crowd

of learners and sought refuge from the school, where teachers locked them in one of the classrooms. “Reaction Officers were immediately dispatched and on arrival located a crowed of approximately 50 people armed with pangas and sticks protesting at the entrance,” RUSA said. The learners were sent home early as the situation was tense, and Ndwedwe SAPS arrived and removed the suspects.

RESCUE: Two men were rescued from a group of angry learners and community members at Osindisweni

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Furore over two car shows in KwaDukuza By Xpress Reporter

KwaDukuza Child Welfare Society is deeply concerned about plans to hold a rival car show in KwaDukuza, in the same weekend

as the Winter Fair, which has a car show component. In a letter that has been leaked to the media, the Welfare Society has expressed its great displeasure to the organizers of the Nitro Car

Show, scheduled to take place on the 2nd of July 2022. The Society laments the fact that the parallel car show will present a “notable disservice” to the Society's main fundraising initiative.

Wellness Day at Ushaka Mall

The Society is calling for the date of the Nitro Car Show to be changed. “Should you be unaware of our core function, our organization serves the greater part of iLembe District, where we offer services to children, women and the poorest of the poor. Can you or any other individual/organization host an event that would rival one that is for the sole purpose of helping the neediest within our community? “It is commendable that this event is hosted in memory of the late Mr Kista and Preasan Naidoo. I have no doubt that both these individuals would in fact wholeheartedly support our organization and ensure that our event is in no way compromised by an event that stands to benefit another NPO within our community. As members of a

small-knit community, they would not seek to host any event that wold divide our community,” the Society stated in its letter signed by the Secretary. Both events are set to take place on the 2nd of July 2022. The Society is hoping that sanity will prevail. It has expressed its wish to see the second car show being re-scheduled, as the town of KwaDukuza is not big enough to accommodate two shows at the same time. At the time of going to press, attempts to reach the organizers of the Nitro Car Show to comment on the matter had drawn a blank. “We hope that you, as organizer will act with a sense of moral conscience, now that you have been made aware of all of the above,” the Society said in its letter to the organizers.

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WELLNESS: Cllr Nerish Sing together with IPSS Medical Rescue and Easy Pay Services held a successful Wellness Day at Ushaka Mall in KwaDukuza, on Saturday the 14th of May 2022. The event also saw qualifying beneficiaries for the R350 SRD grants being assisted to apply. Pictured is Cllr Sing (2nd from left) together with other participants.

South Africa is continuing to experience a surge in the prevalence of Covid-19, with 2 952 new cases being recorded in the latest reporting period. In the same period, eight deaths linked to the pandemic were recorded. The number of deaths so far

stands at 100 771, while the cumulative number of recorded infections since the start of the pandemic now sits at 3 894 745. The number of active cases is 80 177. The test positivity rate currently hovers at just under 17%.

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KwaDukuza Primary hosts Sports Day

SPORTS: KwaDukuza Primary School hoisted their annual Sports Day on Friday, 13 May 2022. Learners from al grades participated in a variety of sporting codes. The school used the occasion to commemorate Africa Month, with learners designing the flags of various African countries. Pictured are some of the learners, displaying various African flags.

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WATER: Pictured are the learners competing in the water race.

KwaDukuza Mayoral Roadshows underway The Mayor of KwaDukuza, Lindile Nhaca has been engaging various stakeholders on the 20222023 budget and Integrated Development Plan (IDP). The engagements form part of a series of statutory community activities which are held to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in preparing the IDP. The mayor on 31 March

2022, tabled before council the draft 2022-2023 budget to the value of R 2.5 billion which she described as “a budget that is needs driven and a budget with no room for “nice to haves”. On Thursday last week, in the morning, the Mayor met with residents of Wards 14, 15, 24 and 26; she later convened another meeting at the Groutville Market Sports

Field to address residents of Wards 9, 10, 11, 12 and 29. The Mayoral Roadshows kicked off on 03 May 2022. The rationale behind the roadshow meetings is to solicit inputs for the compilation of the IDP, Performance Management Systems and the allocation of the proposed budget. The new financial year will come into effect on 01 July 2022.

ActionSA provides relief amidst water crisis Collection for Flood Relief by the caring community of North Coast Primary School

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KwaDukuza Child Welfare is searching for the following natural parents. Should anyone have information on any of the listed individuals, kindly contact the relevant social worker on 032 5512129. 1. The natural father of Nonduduzo Laqwetsha (29/06/2014), Ntsikelelo Laqwetsha (21/05/2010) and Lwandoluhle Luvo Pelo (06/03/201). The natural mother of the children is, Ms Nombuso Laqwetsha; she is deceased. 2. The natural father of Aphiwe Mcineka (06/11/2006). The natural mother of the child is, Ms Makhosi Elizabeth Mcineka ; she is deceased. 3. The natural father of Siphokazi Minenhle Mchunu (08/11/2010). The natural mother of the child is, Ms Portia Pretty Mchunu; she is deceased. 4. The natural father of Aphiwe Mcineka (06/11/2006). The natural mother of the child is, Ms Makhosi Elizabeth Mcineka; she is deceased. 5. The natural parents of Alexis Jordan Veerasamy (02/10/2017), the natural mother is Claudia Veerasamy. 6. The natural father of Andiswa Luwiza Powell

(08/11/2010), Lusanda Dyna Powell (10/04/2008) and A s a n d a P o w e l l (10/12/2014). The natural mother of the children is, Ms Teressa Powell. 7. The natural father of Aphiwe Mcineka (06/11/2006). The natural mother of the child is, Ms Makhosi Elizabeth Mcineka; she is deceased. 8. The natural father of Zulu Samukelisiwe (02/03/2005), Thandazile Andiswa Zulu (18/10/2010) and Zulu Sakhile (03/06/2007). The natural mother of the children is, Ms Nomathemba Faith Zulu; she is deceased. Kindly contact social worker, Miss S. Mkhize r e g a r d i n g t h e abovementioned cases. 9. Maphumulo DSD seeks to find the father of Mhlongo Azanda Owami DOB: 2010/06/04. The child concerned is vulnerable since her mother is late Mhlongo Nelisiwe ID: 9103151273086, passed away on the 11th of December 2021, sadly the whereabouts of the reputed father is not known. The child is currently staying with her grandmother Zulu Nomusa Goodness at KwaMaphumulo Mxhosa area. Anyone with

information may please contact Social Worker Miss N. Madiba on 032 481 2093/ 2027 / 2098 / 2091. 10. Maphumulo DSD seeks to find the father of Shawe Thandolwethu Nkosikhona DOB: 2009/05/23 . The child concerned is vulnerable since their mother is late Shawe Prudence ID: 1976/09/14, passed away on the 29th of July 2020, sadly the whereabouts of the reputed father is not known. The children are currently staying with their grandmother Shawe Ndulo Thoko at Kwa Maphumulo Mthandeni area. Anyone with information may please contact Social Worker Miss B.P Mkhalima on 032 481 2093. 11. Maphumulo DSD seeks to find the father of Mhlongo Sphelele DOB: 2005/04/28. The children concerned are vulnerable since their mother is late Mhlongo Bone, passed away on the 8th of May 2005, sadly the whereabouts of the reputed father is not known. The children are currently staying with their grandmother Mhlongo Ntombikayise at Kwa Maphumulo Mthandeni area. Anyone with information may please contact Social Worker Miss B.P Mkhalima on 032 481 2093.

WATER: ActionSA Regional EXCO member Vishaam Singh is seen together with ActionSA members distributing water in the Sunny Park area.

The past week turned out to be a horrible one for residents of KwaDukuza as water supply to most of the region was cut off. To alleviate the plight of residents, ActionSA distributed over 2 500 litres of still bottled water to residents in affected areas. ActionSA responded to the community's need for drinking water by purchasing and distributing bottled water to residents. ActionSA Councillor, Nel Sewraj said: “We deployed teams to distribute water in Sunny Park, Stanger Manor

and Glenhills. We ensured the elderly received water by distributing it door to door at the RA Moodley Homes. We also took water to the less fortunate in Nyoniyamanzi, Melville and Happy Valley because ActionSA embraces a propoor approach.” Sewraj also added: “KwaDukuza residents are fed up with iLembe District Municipality with its countless water disruptions. Last week's protest action was a case in point. Through this initiative, we tried to provide some relief for the

residents until the water was restored”. The ageing water infrastructure has become the nemesis of KwaDukuza causing continuous water shutdowns and countless burst pipes and leaks. All of this is having a negative impact on the lives and businesses of the residents. Going forward, ActionSA says it will be exploring various solutions that will address the water issues and ensure stable provision of water supply to all residents of KwaDukuza and iLembe at large.

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Liverpool spot-kick hero Alisson Becker said the team's FA Cup final victory against Chelsea on penalties would give them a huge confidence boost as they chase a historic quadruple. The two teams were locked at 0-0 after extra-time at Wembley on Saturday, with clear-cut chances at a premium. Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy prevented Sadio Mane striking the winner after Cesar Azpilicueta had hit the post, only for Brazil goalkeeper Alisson to deny Mason Mount before Kostas Tsimikas struck to seal a 6-5 win. "It was a shame we didn't score during normal time, but it was a proper fight after in extra time, anything could

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one. I am so happy.” He added: "That is part of the 'mentality monsters' as well, going to extra-time and keeping the high level, performing well. "It gives us even more confidence to keep on going for the Premier League and also the Champions League final. "This is a fantastic moment and now we just need to enjoy it." Liverpool are three points behind leaders Manchester City with two Premier League matches remaining and will meet Real Madrid in the Champions League final later this month. They won the League Cup earlier in the season, beating Chelsea on penalties on that occasion as well.

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Proteas legend Jonty Rhodes says Andrew Symonds was "arguably the greatest all-round fielder ever" following the Australian's death on Saturday night. Symonds died in a onevehicle car crash in

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Proteas women's trio Laura Wolvaardt, Sune Luus and Ayabonga Khaka will compete in the upcoming Women's T20 Challenge in India. The tournament's fourth edition is set to be played from 23-28 May at Pune's MCA Stadium and will coincide with the Indian Premier

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