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September 22, 2021

STANGER Tel: 032 437 3000

Fax: 032 551 2441

Email: stanger1@retail.spar.co.za

New Trading Hours

7am to 8pm (Mon - Sun) 7 days a week 3 DAYS OF DEALS AVAILABLE FROM FRIDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2021 TO SUNDAY 26th SEPTEMBER 2021 ONLY Oros Squash 2 litre (orange Only)

Clover Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Jug 2 litre

BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

159

20 off

off

x 10

SPAR IQF Mixed Chicken Portions 5kg

members pay:

2799

5200

per combo

each

x 10

members pay:

each

BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

off

x 10

members pay:

13999

BUY 4 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

off

Coca Cola Regular Only 1.5 litre

BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

x 10

5000

per combo

off

Simba Potato Chips Assorted 120g

members pay:

100

x 10

members pay:

2200

per combo

20 off x 10

Nestle Milo Energy Drink 500g

members pay:

8000

per combo

Nescafe Classic Coffee Assorted (excluding Decaff) 200g STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

SPAR Refined White Sugar 2.5kg

Nyala Maize Meal 10kg

off x 10

members pay:

3499

each

99 each

BUY 2 FOR STORER 00per PRICE combo Get an extra

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

13 off

Aunt Caroline Rice 10kg

40 off

x 10

Kelloggs Corn Flakes 750g

x 10

members pay:

2999

10000

per combo

each

129

99 each

BUY BOTH FOR STORER 00per PRICE combo Get an extra

140

Sunfoil Sunflower Oil 5 litre

137

99 each

Rama Original 60% Fat Spread Tub 1kg

x 10

members pay:

99 each

members pay:

9000

per combo

99 per pack

SPAR Refined White Sugar 10kg

10 off x 10

members pay:

7000

per combo

149

99 each

Baby Soft 2ply Toilet Tissue 18s

Omo Auto Washing Powder 4kg or Omo Auto Liquid 3 litre

30 off x 10

members pay:

17000

per combo

9999 each

off

Jacobs Cappuccino Sticks Assorted

200

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

Stork Country Spread 1kg

x 10

Coastal View Long Life Milk (Full Cream/ Low Fat) 6 x 1 litre

BUY 2 FOR STORER 00per PRICE combo Get an extra

20 off

Nescafe Ricoffy 750g + Cremora Creamer 1kg

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

SPAR Choice Butter 500g

BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

110

SPAR French Polony 2kg

10 off x 10

Eskort Pork Sausage 375g

members pay:

99 each

Ola Magnum Mini Ice Cream Assorted 6s

6699 each

BUY 3 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

Freshpak Rooibos Tagless Teabags (excluding Green Tea) 80s

3499 each

SPAR Extra Large Eggs 30s

5399 each

Koo Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce (including Lite) 410g

off x 10

members pay:

3000

per combo

Lucky Star Pilchards In Tomato, Chilli or Sweet Chilli Sauce 400g

Joko Tagless Teabags each 100s

1899

3299 each

Bakers Eet Sum Mor Biscuits Assorted 200g

BUY 2 FOR

4000

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 22nd September 2021 to Sunday 26th September 2021, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

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STANGER MARKET DAY SPECIALS Clover Nectar Juice Assorted (Orange, Berry or Guava) 2 litre

AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2021 ONLY Oakspring Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Sachet 1 litre

999 each

Riz Cut and De Veined Jumbo Prawn 350g

Parmalat or Melrose Cheese Slices Assorted 400g each

Clover Super M Flavoured Milk 6x300ml each

Jungle Oats 1kg

Parmalat Medium or Low Fat or Fabulite Smooth or Fruit Yoghurt (excluding Double Cream or Easygest)1kg each

Ola Rich n Creamy Ice Cream Assorted 1.8 litre

Energade Sports Drink Assorted 500ml

4499 Yum Yum Peanut Butter Assorted 800g

BUY 2 FOR

1600

each

Georgies Back or Shoulder Bacon 200g

All Gold Tomato Sauce 700ml

6999

each

2599

Crosse & Blackwell Mayonnaise (Tangy Only) 750g

Rhodes 100% Fruit Juice Assorted 2 litre

2699 each

Rhodes Butter Beans 410g

1699

each

BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Coca Cola Zero, Light, Get an extra

No Sugar - No Caffeine, Fanta Orange Zero, Sprite Zero, Stoney Ginger Beer each Zero or Tab 2.25 litre

Comfort Fabric Conditioner Value Pack 800ml

Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid Refill Pouch 750ml

each

SPAR Brown Sugar 5kg

3199

each

BUY 2 FOR

off

x 10

members pay:

00 per combo

Handy Andy Multi Purpose Cream Assorted 750ml

SPAR Macaroni or each Spaghetti 500g

each

Domestos Thick Bleach Assorted 750ml

2000 Mortein Target Insect Spray Assorted 300ml

Mr Muscle Tile Cleaner Assorted 750ml

BUY 2 FOR

99 each

each

SPAR Dog Food 8kg (excluding puppy)

each

Pineware Dry Iron 1400w

each

12999

BUY 2 FOR

2000

179

BUY 3 FOR

each

Royal 2 Plate Stove

SPAR Woof Dog Food each Assorted 820g

5000

19999

229

per kg

BUY 3 FOR STORE R 50 per PRICE combo Get an extra

each

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

SPAR Good Living Large Braai

11999 Bonaqua Still Water 1.5lt, Cappy Burst Juice 1.5lt, and Fanta / Sprite / Stoney or Twist Soft Drink 1.5lt

SPAR Briquettes 5kg

Frozen Chicken Fillets

5000

Pineware Automatic Kettle

Organics Shampoo or Conditioner 1 litre

Lux Beauty Soap Assorted 175g

each

Turkey Drumettes or Thighs

SPAR Good Living Cooler Box 26 litre

199

4999

per kg

each

Fresh Chicken Necks

7499 each

3599

per kg

SPAR Firelighters 12s

Mutton Pack C-Grade)

109

SPAR Paper Plates each 50s

99 per kg

Venison Pack

off

10 off

members pay:

x 10

3650

2599

per combo

each

7999

per kg

Stewing Beef

7999

per kg

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September 22, 2021

3 Enterprise Road, Stanger Tel : 032 552 3518 • Fax : 032 552 3179 • Cell : 076 734 4294 Email : info@desaiscnc.co.za • Website : www.desaiscnc.co.za

Desai’s

We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices subject to change without prior notice. Pictures may vary from actual product. All Prices strictly cash. E&OE.

CASH & CARRY

Receive our Amazing Specials On Whatsapp Kindly text “ADD ME” to 076 734 4294

Specials valid from 22 - 29 September 2021. T’s & C’s Apply. E&OE

HULETTS WHITE SUGAR 10KG

149

CHAMPION SAMP 2.5KG

168 GOLDEN CLOUD SEMOLINA 500G

ACE SUPER MAIZE MEAL 10KG

SELATI BROWN SUGAR 10KG

139

115

FRYS TRADITIONAL SAUSAGES 500G

137

GOLDKEYS SUGAR BEANS 4KG

NYALA MAIZE MEAL 25KG

GOLDEN CLOUD SELF RAISING FLOUR 500G

RAINBOW IQF MIXED PORTIONS 2KG

2295

FRYS TRADITIONAL BURGERS 320G

HELIOS COOKING OIL 5LT

AZAM CAKE FLOUR 10KG

FRYS FISH STYLE FILLET 240G

GOLDEN DELIGHT RICE 10KG

10595

FATHIMAS PATHA ROLLS 650G TOMCO BAKED BEANS 410G

HARVESTIME MIXED VEGETABLE 900G

RONDO MARGARINE 500G

METALIX BRAAI STAND

155

RAJAH CURRY POWDER 100G

TOP CLASS SOUP 500G

NATURES GARDEN SWEETCORN 1KG

PAKCO MANGO ATCHAR 385G

GOLD DISH VEGETABLE CURRY 400G

11 CHARCOAL 5KG

BLITZ FIRE LIGHTER 500G

SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ONLY

ONIONS POCKET

CARROTS 1KG

APPLES 3KG

Sasko Premuim White 700g 3 per customer

Sasko Premium Brown 700g 3 per customer

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September 22, 2021

Team K9 offers reward

Fury over lack of service delivery

Team K9 Security in partnership with Eye Spy Security and CPF CBD Branch have offered a substantial reward towards any information that might lead to arrest of notorious suspects who killed a security guard last week. The security officer was killed during an armed business robbery in KwaDukuza. It's also reported that the business owner was also shot during the robbery. The community of KwaDukuza is urged to come forward and help put the culprits behind bars. Team K9: 061 855 2233/032 552 2231 Eye SPY: 032 5522541 Salim Tootla: 083 662 8118

By Xpress Reporter

KWADUKUZA: KwaDukuza residents and business owners in the CBD are angary over the sinkhole that hasn't been sorted out in months.

PLEASE NOTE:

Guard shoots civilian over “R10” debt

WE HAVE MOVED! Stanger Spar Centre Shop No. 4

Tel: 068 531 7612 / 082 566 3901 / 083 456 5372 Email: seathecatch10@gmail.com Rockod

Soldiers and Slingers X-Large

139

130

Mussels

9500

Large

1kg Queen Prawns

12000

Jumbo Crab

Medium

250

22000

7999

We have bait in stock

Please note: Fresh fish is subject to availability. NEW TRADING TIMES: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Saturday 8am to 3pm Sunday and Public Holiday 9am to 1pm

Ward 19 residents in KwaDukuza have expressed their dissatisfaction towards the service provided by the local municipality. Irate residents have accused the KwaDukuza Municipality of failing to provide proper service delivery. This comes after the municipality blatantly ignored to complete patching of a sinkhole on Lindley Street that was dug up by heavy rains a few months ago. According to the concerned residents, the municipality came to put building stones and red tapes around the sinkhole which has left many frustrated. “Putting the tape is not enough. Absolutely ridiculous. The store owners are losing customers because of the poor service of KDM.

Press The tenants cannot even use the parking because the driveway is blocked off. How long are we going to put up with terrible services? Months have gone by since this place was dug up,” said the fuming resident. A nearby business store also weighed in on the matter, alleging that the business has been badly affected by the sinkhole. “Customers hardly come in now since there's no parking, when they double park, they are chased away by traffic police. It would be nice for the Municipality to attend to this matter urgently. We are losing business due to lack of service delivery but at the end of the day we are expected to pay for services,” indicated the business owner. KwaDukuza Municipality was contacted via email but the municipality had not responded to questions posed at the time of going to press.

Blue Crab 500g

5500

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arrested at the scene. “I can confirm a case of attempted murder was opened at KwaDukuza SAPS, after the victim was shot in the leg by a security official. It is alleged the victim owed the suspect money, which was the motive to the shooting. The suspect was

A security guard working at a local bottle store sent police and security officers into a shock when he shot and wounded a civilian on Monday this week over a “R10 debt”. It has been reported that the victim was owing the suspect R10. According to the eye witness, the security guard approached the victim, exchanged words, a few seconds later, the suspect drew his service firearm and shot the victim, wounding him on the leg. KwaDukuza SAPS Communications Officer Priya Nunkumar confirmed the incident and said the suspect was

arrested and his firearm was (seized) by members of KwaDukuza SAPS. The matter is being investigated by KwaDukuza SAPS Detectives.” said Priya Nunkumar. The victim was transported to a local hospital, where he's recovering.

SCENE: On Monday 20 September 2021, KwaDukuza SAPS arrested a Security Official who allegedly shot and wounded a civilian over a “R10 debt”

SERVING YOU SINCE 1939

37/41 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Kwa Dukuza Tel: (032) 5511743 Telefax: (032) 5522545 Rump Steak

10999 Kg

Chuck/Blade/ Brisket/Wing Rib & Short Rib

8499 Kg

Marinated Lamb Chops (Portugese)

T-Bone Steak

Onions

9999

Beef Wors

Rump Steak (Kashmiri)

109

99 Kg

Drummetts & Winglets (Hot)

Mutton Wors •Tandoori •Masala •Punjabi Chicken Beef Sausage Trading Times:

Texan Steak

99 Kg

Leg Quarters (Tikka)

99 Kg

Rolls

99 Kg

1399

6’s

R105

Each

R1699

Gadra Beans

Each R3299

R59

Krush 100% Fruit Juice

Black Forest Cake

Now

799

Each

Marinated Lamb Ribs

11999

Bon Bon Tubs was 3999

Naan Khatai 1kg

2 for

R6599 Cabbage

16999

1kg Assorted Biscuits

Green Pepper Pre-packed

Lettuce Pre-packed

8999 699 Kg

Carrots Prepacked

Coo-ee 2lt Assorted

Aloe Water Assorted

3 FOR

Each

R3000

2 FOR

R1499 SNACKS

899

Each

Dhania

4 FOR

Golden Delicious or Starking Apples

1799

1.5Kg

Large Murkhoo

1799 Kg

R2799

Spinach

3 FOR

Shisanyama Charcoal 5kg

Large Braai Stand

R2999

R18999 Steel Braai Stand

R15499 Garlic

5299 Kg

Mon - Fri : 07:00 - 17:00 SPECIALS ARE VALID FROM 22 - 29 SEPTEMBER OR WHILE STOCKS LAST! • Sat - 07:00 - 14:30 • Sun - 09:00 - 13:00 Friday 24 September Heritage Day open from 8.00 -12.00.

Pack of 3 Long Turner Baai Set

Large Disposable Braai

R12999

R8799

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Stanger SUPERSPAR Grand Cash Winners

Notorious suspect sought by KZN SAPS By Xpress Reporter

Eshowe Court on 17 September 2021. The suspect is identified as Lungelo Diploma Nzuza (Khaba). “He is approximately 23 years old, and has been arrested and appearing in court for the following crimes: five charges of rape, one charge of attempted murder and two charges of house robbery. The suspect is formally from the Lambothi area, in Nyoni. Members of the community are urged to look out for the suspect, do not approach the suspect, contact SAPS immediately if he is identified,” said KZN SAPS Contact the Ilembe District FCS Investigating Officer: Sergeant B Mbabane on 079 946 7082 or SAPS Crime Stop Hotline on 08600 10111.

ILembe District FCS are on the hunt for a dangerous suspect, who escaped from a prison official's custody at

SOUGHT: Wanted Suspect Lungelo Diploma Nzuza.

Lucky customers walked away with R1000 CASH each, in the SPAR Rewards Grand Cash Giveaway. Pictured are the lucky winners with store management.

it & Veg! Think Fru n Fresh! 064 721 4195/ a rb U k 076 414 8562 Thin 20 Gizenga (Jackson Street) Shop No. 3 (same line as Ritz) Tomatoes

7kg Class 1 Onions

Ginger

Spinach bunch

Dhania

Lettuce prepack

3 kg for

Garlic

4 bunch

Long Brinjol

3 for

600 La Jawab Rice

Gadra Beans

2 kg for KG

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Maphumulo bolsters youth development 20 lt Trade High Cover White

20 lt Ultradek Standard Colours

20lt Plaster Primer

20 lt White Trade Washable Sheen MAPHUMULO: Maphumulo Youth Receives Drivers Licences.

479

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1449

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20 lt Dekatex Std Colours

949 20 lt Dekaroof Std Colours

1199

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929

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Hibiscus Road Moolla Industrial Area All prices include vat •while stocks last •strictly cash & carry •E&OE •Pictures are used for illustration purposes only

Maphumulo Local Municipality Deputy Mayor Zama NcalaneMhlongo alongside Cllr Sbusiso Zulu and the Youth & Sports Portfolio committee congratulates young people who received their Driving Licences on Wednesday, 8 September 2021 at the Municipal Council Chambers. According to the statement from Maphumulo Local Municipality, 55 youth from all around Maphumulo received assistance from the Municipality to attain their driver's licences. This driver licence programme, which is an initiative by the Youth &amp; Sport portfolio committee, is aimed at improving the lives of the underprivileged youth from Maphumulo to assist them with minimal requirements for employment. This programme, which was initiated in 2017, has assisted more than 100 young people, which started with only 22 young people and has now increased to 55 young people per year. Deputy Mayor Zama Ncalane-

Mhlongo congratulated the youth who recently underwent testing and passed, “Once again it is a privilege to congratulate this year's beneficiaries who have successfully attained their drivers licences from this project. We are glad to see that the majority of the beneficiaries are women, as we know that women were under privileged members of society in the past years. This is a prime example of our commitment to deliver services and empower young people in Maphumulo and we are committed to continue our efforts to empowering young people in Maphumulo. This project has helped to bring hope to young people, as most of them are unemployed. We are already seeing positive yields from this program and I want congratulate our young people for grabbing this opportunity with both hands and obtaining their Drivers licences, their success should serve as a source of inspiration to other young people, but also to caution them to obey the rules of the road,” said Deputy Mayor Ncalane-Mhlongo.

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THIL, JOUW AND SWEET MEATS AVAILABLE INSTORE

Srimathi / Lord Kubera Sambrani Cups

R20

00 each

Bharath Darshan Incense Sticks Flat box of 6

Sugam Dhoop

R12

each

Muruga Powdered Ashes 320g

R18

Box

each

SHOP 26A USHAKA MALL, STANGER (Next to Cash Build) ROWEN : 084 039 3189

Coconuts with Water

R12

each

Fancy Clay Lamps

R250

each

Soupda Grass Tray Pat Brand Rose Water 750ml

Pat Brand God Lamp Oil 750ml

Jundha Flags

Assorted Dandarum’s

Rudraksha Mala Large

INSTORE

R600

each

Luxmi & Ganesh Clay Lamps

R2500

each

INSTORE

R4000

R6000

each

Coonch Shell

each A6 to Jumbo Size Frames

All Size Murthis Shivlings Naag (Snake)

ALL SIZES INSTORE 00

R23

each

God Lamp Stands

ALL SIZES INSTORE Hawan Wood (Bundle)

R60

each

Assorted God Lamps

INSTORE Hawan Samagri 1kg

ALL SIZES INSTORE

INSTORE

Assorted Brass and Silver Lota’s

INSTORE Hawan Khoon

Clay Pots

each

ALL SIZES INSTORE

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R40

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R4000

each

Round Container Dots

R500

each

Osmans & Sunspice Mixed Masala’s

each

INSTORE Pea Dholl / Kidney Beans/ Red Speck Beans/ 7 Kind Seeds

INSTORE

BIGGER RANGE IN STORE JAYSON (Manager) 067 698 0657

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Huge voter turnout in Stanger Manor The Democratic Alliance (DA) has revealed that more than 200 people turned out to register as new voters in Stanger Manor, over the voter registration weekend. Other voters opted for the convenience of online voter registration, as election fever takes hold ahead of the November 1st polls. “The DA is set to win the ward again to continue to serve residents despite all the shortcomings by KwaDukuza Municipality and iLembe District on complaints lodged and slow

REGISTRATION: Pictured are DA members outside the Stanger Manor voting station. Among them are Cllr Madhun Sing (back row, 5th from left), Cllr Kathleen Naidoo, Cllr Krsna Sing and KZN MPL Sharon Hoosen.

response from both municipalities,” stated the DA's Madhun Sobram Sing. Meanwhile, the Electoral Commission has reported that over 1.7 million voters registered during the special two-day registration weekend which took place from 18 to 19 September 2021. “This registration yield is inclusive of new registrations as well as voters correcting their registration details. Innovations introduced by the voter management device have increased the speed at which voter registration applications are processed,” the IEC stated.

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Stanger Secondary School commemorated Arbor Week from the 6th to the 10th of September 2021. The event also coincided with the school's annual Poster Competition. The programme was organized by educators Mrs Ramdhani, Ms Kuppa and Mrs Nasree, together with the headmaster, Mr Mhlongo. The winner of the Poster Competition was Hanah Pillay.

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WINNER: Learner Hanah Pillay (left) together with the principal Mr Mhlongo

TEAM: Four Natalians who were selected to represent Natal Schools Senior Teams at SASSA Tournament in Johannesburg. Pictured: Y. Moorad, P. Pillay (standing), A. Suleman, Mr J. Singh (sitting).

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Nkosingiphile and Lindokuhle Siyabonga the children of late Gumede Phindile for more information contact Ms Mntungwa. 4. DSD office in KwaDukuza is looking for the biological father Nomkhonto Nonsindiso of late Nompilo Mathenjwa. For more information kindly contact Nonhlanhla Shinga. 5. Department of Social Development KwaDukuza Service office is looking for the biological father of Bennie Sphiwokuhle Larry for more information contact Social worker Shinga 032 552 5246. 6. The Department of social Development is looking for father of Ngcobo Oluhle his

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South Africans to celebrate National Heritage Day

Heritage Day is a South African public holiday celebrated on 24 September. On this day, South Africans are encouraged to celebrate their culture and the diversity of their beliefs and traditions, in the wider context of a nation that belongs to all its people. In KwaZulu-Natal, 24 September was known as S h a k a D a y , i n commemoration of King Shaka, the Zulu king, on the presumed date of his death in 1828. Shaka played an important role in uniting the disparate Zulu clans into a cohesive nation. The Public Holidays Bill presented to the postApartheid Parliament of South Africa in 1996 did not include 24 September on the list of proposed public holidays. As a result of this exclusion, the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), a South African political party with a large Zulu membership, objected to the bill. Parliament and the ANC reached a compromise and the day was given its present title and accepted as a public holiday. It is the day to celebrate

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the contribution of all South Africans to the project of nation building. South Africans celebrate the day by remembering the cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa. Various events are staged throughout the country to commemorate this. In 2005, Jan Scannell (known as “Jan Braai”) started a media campaign proposing that the holiday will be renamed as a National Braai Day, in commemoration of the culinary tradition of informal backyard

barbecues, known as braais. On 5 September 2007, Archbishop Desmond Tutu celebrated his appointment as patron of South Africa's Braai Day, affirming it to be a unifying force in a divided country (by donning an apron and enthusiastically eating a boerewors sausage). In 2008, the initiative received the endorsement of South Africa's National Heritage Council. Scannell said that the aim is to hold small events with friends and family, and not to have a mass braai. The holiday is celebrated by wearing traditional clothes.

The Significance of Pitri Paksh (commonly called Pithar Pakk) Pitri Paksh is the remembrance of departed ancestor souls by paying respect through prayers, fasting, performance of special rituals, chanting, fasting and austerity. Offering of water and flowers are common. The origin of the observance is wide and varying because of the diversity of the religion, the many languages, dialects and beliefs. For example, in some cultures, there is great celebration to honor birth, but a solemn atmosphere is created at the time of death. In other cultures, the opposite prevails. The reasons are quite philosophical as well as logical. The important thing is to practice your belief with great faith, love and reverence. During this period, people generally do not start new projects, buildings or start investments. Marriages, engagements, pujas or occasions of merriment are generally postponed until a sufficiently long period has elapsed, usually a year, of their dear departed ones. Most of this is handed down and has become custom and tradition. Many are not aware of its significance and continue to keep observance out of respect as well as out of tradition, based and supported by uncertainty and superstition.

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It is a case of being better safe than sorry. Another aspect of Pitri Paksh is the remembrance of not only ancestor souls, but also elevated souls that left a legacy of remembrances resulting from selfless service. They include deities, gurus, yogis, religious leaders, administrative leaders, literary and other artistic souls who have made significant contributions to the Creator and the creation. From time immemorial, we have been praying and paying homage to deity and goddess souls. The important thing in observance of Pitri is love, respect and good wishes for those souls. Whatever the method, be it prayers, pujas, satsangs, meditation, fasting, offering flowers and water, it should be done with immense love and not blind duty. We should remember them for what they have done to make this place a better place to live, or the benefits derived from their role. We must remember them for what they have done and not what they could have done. In conclusion, people should not worry if they have not fulfilled all their earthly expectations to their close relatives or society. They should practice the art of being detached, but

The ruling African National Congress (ANC) has given the strongest hint yet at the possibility of implementing the long awaited basic income grant (BIG) for all unemployed South Africans of working age. Following the ANC's national executive committee (NEC) Lekgotla recently, the party issued a statement which acknowledged the need for government to extent social support system. Government recently reinstated the Covid-19 social relief of distress (SRD) grant, until the end of March 2022. ANC believes that, depending on affordability, there is a huge need for either the SRD grant to be extended beyond the stipulated expiration date, or for the BIG to be introduced to replace the SRD grant. “Further work needs to be done towards the a c h i e v e m e n t o f comprehensive social security to ensure that all South Africans can live in comfort and dignity. This necessarily requires better alignment and linkages between social security

policies and labour market policies so that beneficiaries of social support can move readily into employment. “Subject to long-term affordability, serious consideration should be given to extending further support to the unemployed, and those who are structurally marginalised, possibly in the form of an extension of the Covid-19 SRD grant, targeted foodpoverty-line support or a basic income grant (BIG). We should also consider a combination of all this with mass employment for people,” the party's deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte said in a statement.

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Quo Vadis Kwa-Dukuza? It's that time again when placards and handbills bearing photographs of election candidates, will be splashed on streetlight poles, shop windows, on motor cars and on

every conceivable space available, to display the service delivery 'expertise' of candidates, begging for their ward voters to supplement their salaries, using public funds. The posters and newspaper adverts will start flying around, listing, exaggerating and ushering in gigantic, monumental, sweeping transformation to the broken down infrastructure of poor, old, battered Stanger. If all the councillors over the decades had kept their promises, Stanger would have been cleaner and more modern than Dubai. I have addressed the same issue many times before, to no avail. When election promises are made it seems that the candidates will wave a wand over our once pristine and wellmanicured town and Wallah! The pumpkin will change into a coach! Sadly, our town could be included in the list of the filthiest, most unhygienic towns in KwaZulu Natal, if not in the whole country. It seems quite apparent that there are some in our midst who are comfortable to live in garbage, filth and human excrement. Just walk around the railway station and taxi terminus areas to test my submission. For goodness sake, it's not just about being elected into a post and receiving the salaries and perks! (That I'm sure will be in your bank account before you are sworn in as a councillor!) It's MAINLY about fulfilling your promises to citizens for proper service delivery, based on what YOU have emphasized in your manifesto. That is why people have entrusted you to ACT on their behalf. It is meaningless to tell voters that you were 'secretary of this association,' or 'chairman of that union,' or 'treasurer of this society' or 'helped in relief work with an organisation,' when your constituency is disintegrating. This, my dear candidates, involves genuinely looking around our town for faults and

blunders and having these repaired before they worsen, even if these fall outside your ward concerns. This is OUR town and we should all be involved in its improvement and enhancement. If the present councillors had done their duties diligently our town would not have so many potholes, overgrown verges, collapsing streets, road crevices (that overflow with faeces and urine) electricity and water cuts and an overall state of neglect. Sadly we are victims of inferior town management. This is a very scary scenario but a REALITY that has become commonplace in our once pleasant town, as I recall from my youth. So my advice to all ward aspirants is, “DO NOT make promises that cannot be kept. Don't use words such as, “I guarantee, I promise, I'll make sure…”in your manifesto. This is just meaningless drivel and hollow political rhetoric designed to hoodwink the electorate into voting you into office. Alas, once you get your seat, the poor voter who trusted you is snubbed. My suggestion to whoever pays out the salary is to carry out a monthly inspection of the performance of each councillor, and if they are slacking in service delivery, then a portion of their salary must be reduced until all criteria are met. There must be proper checks and balances. After all, it's OUR money. My advice to all voters is to first see the faults and flaws in your area that have been left unattended, and if you are displeased with the current councillor, then you should not vote for him/her again. Be judicious and make your vote count! ISMAIL ASMAL KwaDukuza

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Best of the weekend's soccer action Royal AM slay Chiefs, Liverpool and Chelsea make statements

Liverpool and Chelsea put on a dominant display to make an early Premier League title statement, while back in South Africa, Kaizer

Chiefs tasted defeat against Premiership newbies Royal AM.

Royal AM stun Kaizer Chiefs Stuart Baxter's rebuilding plans at Amakhosi took a knock as they

shockingly came out second best against Royal AM. Despite creating a number of goal scoring opportunities, only Sifiso Hlanti's deflected goal gave them any joy. Meanwhile, goals from Sepana Victor Letsoalo and Mfundo Langa

Thikazi secured an emphatic 4-1 victory for the KwaZulu-Natal side on Saturday.

Stellenbosch bag Cape derby bragging rights

In only their fifth top-flight Cape derby, Stellies claimed bragging rights with a 3-0 win over the Citizens. Alan Robertson opened the scoring, followed by former Cape Town City forward Judas Mosemaedi, who netted a brace as Stellies climbed up to third place on the Premiership standings.

Liverpool's African trio steal the show at Anfield Back at full strength with a healthy squad, Liverpool seems a determined bunch. While Crystal Palace are a spirited outfit under Patrick Vieira, the Reds will always be a difficult opponent, especially at Anfield. Usual scorers Mohamed Salah (Egypt) and Sadio Mane (Senegal) netted a goal each, but Naby Keita's (Guinea) volley stole the show in Merseyside.

Chelsea too strong for Spurs

Royal AM celebrate after stunning Kaizer Chiefs

Thomas Tuchel continues to impress in his almost nine months at the club. With the Champions League and the Super Cup already won, he now looks well-equipped to lead the club to the Premier League title if early permutations are anything to go by. They were once again ruthless and dominant, with Spurs going for back-to-back 3-0 defeats in the past two weeks.

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Springboks/All Blacks rivalry reaches 100 Tests Saturday marks an historic occasion between the Springboks and All Blacks when they faced off in their Rugby Championship clash in Townsville - it will be the 100th Test between the two great rivals. Here are some interesting stats to illuminate just how longstanding ... and lopsided the rivalry has become. - It is, rather neatly, 100 years since the two countries started facing each other. The first meeting was on 13 August 1921 when the New Zealanders won 13-5 in Dunedin. - In the preceding 99 Tests between the teams, the All Blacks have won 59 and the Springboks 36. They have

drawn 4 times. - Broken into pre-isolation and post-isolation eras, South Africa's win record becomes stark in its contrast. Between 1921 and 1992, the Boks played 37 Tests against the All Blacks and won 20, their opponents claiming 15 victories. However, from 1992 onwards, the Boks have only won 16 of 62 Tests, the All Blacks generally romping to 44 wins. - Despite that record, the Springboks still boast the best winning percentage of all opponents against the All Blacks - 36.4% - Both the Springboks' heaviest Test defeats in the pre- and post-isolation eras have been at the hands of the

All Blacks. From 1891 to 1992, their biggest loss was the 3-20 defeat in Auckland in 1965. From 1992, it was the 57-0 massacre of Albany in 2017. That result was is also the All Blacks' biggest win over the Boks. - In contrast, the Boks' biggest win over the All Blacks remains the 17-0 victory at Kingsmead all the way back in 1928. - The most points the Springboks have scored in a Test against the All Blacks is in the 46-40 win at Ellis Park in 2000. - They also scored their most tries in a match against the New Zealanders in that Test six (two for Robbie Fleck, two for Werner Swanepoel, one

each for Thinus Delport and with 102 points. (Dan Carter holds the all-time record of Chester Williams) - Morne Steyn holds the 255). Handre Pollard boasts honour of the Springbok who's 96 points. - The only pre-isolation scored the most individuals points in a match against the player to boast more than 40 All Blacks - he scored all 31 career points between the two points in 2009's 31-19 victory countries is Naas Botha, who scored 44 points. at King's Park. - Two Springboks have - Steyn also holds the allscored hat-tricks against the time record for most career points by a Springbok against All Blacks - Ray Mordt in the All Blacks - 139 between 1981 and Marius Joubert in 2004. No All Black player has 2009 and 2021. - The All Blacks' current scored more than two tries in a player with the most c a r e e r p o i n t s against the Springboks iar’s is Beauden ge Of Megu al Ran n o i s Barrett rofes he P

URL Sports Association continues with youth development Youth development continues under the banner of URL Sports Association as they kicked of the Junior League this past Sunday. The organisation aims to keep youth of KwaDukuza actively engaged in a healthy lifestyle by playing sport. URL Sports Association has come up with programs to keep youth actively engaged. All games will be played under strict

indoor football rules and all Covid Regulations. All those enthusiasts can register your teams in the U9, U11, U13, U17 and Open to participate in the league. The vision of URL Sports Association is 'Striving to build a dynamic Nation through sport with communities by creating unity, love, respect, good sportsmanship and self-

discipline among contestants as well as leaders'. With this in mind Milan Football Club O35 squad of KwaDukuza took on Mountain Rise Astro of Pietermaritzburg this past weekend in Durban and got off to a winning start. The ideologies behind URL are ' Score Less, Win Hearts.' For more information contact Ismail Gori on 0791281151.

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