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KDM mayor hands over wheelchairs

KwaDukuza Mayor Cllr. Lindi Nhaca has vowed to strengthen her commitments for people living with disabilities to ensure their wellbeing and to act against any form of abuse. “We are taking steps towards establishing disability forums throughout KwaDukuza where we can deal with challenges affecting the wellbeing of people living with disabilities. We will also work with law enforcement officials to challenge all forms of abuse against vulnerable groups in the knowledge that most incidents go unreported,” This weeks special

KZN's women's network hosts SARPCCO On Thursday, 9 December 2021, the Kwa-Zulu Natal Women's Network hosted a SARPCCO 'Operation Basadi' in the KwaDukuza SAPS policing precinct. The operation, consisting of members throughout the Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, worked together to eradicate crime and illegal dealing in drugs and liquor in the KwaDukuza area. The operation successfully swept in 35 arrests, including suspects linked to cases of Domestic Violence and Rape. Members from all Districts in the Province, together with FCS were paraded at Stanger High School Grounds by the operational commander, and

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Kwa-Zulu Natal Women's Network Champion, Brigadier F Bantham, who encouraged members on parade to be safe while working the operation as they work together to sweep in arrests. Road blocks were set up in the Kwadukuza area, together with KDM, vehicles were stopped by members and searched thoroughly, a total of five fines were issued out to vehicles at the road block for not being road worthy vehicles. The Road Block also distributed 200 brochures on Festive Season Safety Tips and Home Safety Tips to drivers who passed the Umvoti Toll, to ensure that

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The newly elected council of iLembe District Municipality held its final meeting on Tuesday last week, at the iLembe Auditorium in KwaDukuza, before going on recess. Some of the issues discussed included the establishment and allocation of portfolio committees, assessment of the 2021/2022 IDP as well as the Disaster summer contingency plan.

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Glenhills Primary says no to GBV

OUTREACH: Glenhills Primary learners participated in the Gender Based Violence outreach program, hosted by KwaDukuza Police services at the Glenhills community centre on 15 December, as part of the 16 days of activism. Learners rendered a speech as well as a poster demonstration with the theme 'let our voices be heard, Zero tolerance against GBV! Learners are seen with Principal Mr H. Hurilal, Mr T. Govender, Ms P. J Bissesser and Mrs T. Naidoo.

Vital beach safety tips By Xpress Reporter HAPPY CHRISTMASS: Bright Kids crèche and day-care wishes everyone a merry Christmas.

Christmas Day, celebrated on December 25 in Catholic, Protestant, and most Orthodox churches, is a public holiday in South Africa. On this day Christians commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem. The date is traditional and is not considered to be the actual date of his birth. The story of Christ's birth has been handed down for centuries, based primarily on the Christian Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Historians differ about when Christians first began celebrating the Nativity of Christ. Most scholars, however, believe that Christmas originated in the 4th century as a Christian substitute for the pagan Festival of Saturn celebrations of the winter

solstice. Christmas is the only remaining Christian event which virtually the whole world acknowledges. Albeit it is celebrated worldwide, it has largely lost its Christian character and is now often focused on goodwill and celebration with friends and family. Giftgiving is a near-universal part of Christmas celebrations. The giving of presents was used by Christians around the world to proclaim the Good News of the real Gift, the Christ Child, who was born to die and give us the gift of pardon from sin and eternal life. Presently, it is typically the largest annual economic stimulus in South Africa and other countries. According to Sainfo's latest article on South Africa's demographics, in terms of

religious affiliation, about two-thirds of South Africans are Christian, mainly Protestant. They belong to a variety of churches, including many that combine Christian and traditional African beliefs. Many nonChristians espouse these traditional beliefs. Other significant religions are Islam, Hinduism and Judaism. There are increasing attempts to 'deChrist' Christmas. Many companies do their best to avoid the word Christmas and will rather refer to Season's Greetings. This is a controversial topic as 'deChristing' Christmas will aggravate many Christians and open up debates about other religious holidays. Source: South African History Online

It is important to be aware about safety and protection measures whilst on the beach. The following tips are essential to all people visiting the beach: · Read and obey the beach regulations and follow instructions from lifeguards. · Report hazardous conditions or incidents to lifeguards or other beach personnel. · Make sure you know how to swim if entering the sea. · Swim in areas supervised by a lifeguard usually in a zone between two red and yellow flags. · Never swim alone. · Swim parallel to the shore if you wish to swim a long distance. · Supervise children closely, even when lifeguards are present. A personal floatation device is recommended for children. · If caught in a rip current, swim sideways until free and

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Minister Mbalula urges caution on the roads

With increased traffic on the roads during the festive season, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has called on motorists to be vigilant and obey the rules of the road at all times. This plea comes after 14

people lost their lives, while three sustained serious injuries and one sustained minor injuries on Saturday. The accident occurred between Reitz and Petrus Steyn in the Free State when a Quantum kombi was

overtaking another vehicle, resulting in a head-on collision with a Crafter kombi. The Minister has expressed sadness at the tragic crash and conveyed condolences to the families of those who lost

loved ones. “Loss of life on our roads is a tragedy that we must all work towards curtailing. It is only through collective effort that includes responsible behaviour by motorists, effective law enforcement

and innovative engineering solutions in road design by government that will arrest the carnage on our roads and reverse the tide. We must all be vigilant and obey the rules of the road at all times,”

Mbalula said. “Law enforcement authorities will maximise visibility on the roads and will deal with those who violate the law severely,” added Mbalula

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YEAR IN REVIEW

2021 January

Condolences pour in for the late MEC of Transport, Community Safety and Liaison Political parties throughout the country have expressed their sorrow following death of the provincial executive member and MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Bheki Ntuli (63). MEC Ntuli passed away on the 16 January 2021 in a Durban hospital, due to COVID-19 related complications. KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala described Bheki Ntuli as dedicated soldier who devoted his life in bettering the lives of others.

Hamba Kahle Sotobe, Cllr Sibiya laid to rest A large void has been left in the Inkatha Freedom Party within the Ilembe District following the untimely passing on of the well decorated IFP Councillor in KwaDukuza, Jabulani Sibiya. Cllr Sibiya passed away on Thursday, 21 January 2021 after being admitted to hospital due to Covid 19 related illness.

February Ilembe explains KwaDukuza Water Woes The iLembe District Municipality, through its Operations Manager, Mr. Elias Bhengu has explained the water woes currently experienced by Ocean View, Town View, Indian Village and Shakaville residents. Last week, irate community members called our publication yearning for an intervention. The residents also cited that there's a general water shortage in areas serviced by ILembe District Municipality and water tankers struggle to service thousands of households. ANC loses prominent members The ANC is mourning the loss of five KwaZulu-Natal stalwarts Meshack Radebe, Zwelifile Christopher Ntuli, Nompumelelo Bridget Ntshangase, Nonhle Mkhulisi and Alfred Duma - who died within a few days apart from each other. On Saturday ANC in KwaZulu-Natal confirmed that former KZN Agriculture MEC Dr Meshack Radebe passed away at the hospital after short illness. Hailed as a political peacekeeper, Radebe played a critical role in stabilising relations between the ANC and IFP towards the end of apartheid. An end of 35 years of luxury traveling Transport group Greyhound has announced that the Greyhound and Citiliner bus operations will close in February 2021. In a statement published on its website and social media platforms, Greyhound said that its services will run until 14 February 2021. ANCYL mourns the passing of two members in ILembe The African National Congress in General Gizenga Mpanza Region and the community of ILembe District are morning the untimely passing of former Regional Executive Committee Member of the ANCYL in this region Nomkhosi 'Kho' Khuzwayo and Deputy Mayor of Ndwedwe Municipality Cllr N.E Blose, who both succumbed to death on the 11th of February 2021 following short illnesses.

March Former KDM Speaker deployed to KZN Legislature Former KwaDukuza Municipality Speaker Hon. Rejoice Phumlile Zulu and Hon Mpumelelo Amon Zulu were on Friday 26 February 2021 sworn in as a member of

KwaZulu-Natal. The African National Congress in KwaZulu-Natal congratulated and wished them well as they begin their new journey, “ANC KZN would also like to announce that two of its members, Cde Phumlile Zulu and Cde Mpumelelo Zulu, were today sworn in as members of the KZN Provincial Legislature. DFM factory gutted by fire On 14 March 2021, Dynamic Fibre Moulding Packaging Solutions (DFM) caught alight, the accidental brazen fire demolished the warehouse structure at the firm. Mandeni Local Municipality Firefighters worked tirelessly to put out the fire with the help of brave employees and community members. On 15 March 2021, the Mayor of Mandeni Local Municipality, Cllr. Thabani Mdlalose led a delegation to meet with DFM management to find amicable solutions for both employees and management. Cash-in-transit robbers escape with a cash bag Police are searching for suspects involved in a cash-in-transit heist that took place on Monday 29 March 2021, in KwaDukuza CBD. According to eye-witnesses several shots were fired during the robbery but there were no casualties. KwaDukuza SAPS spokesperson Priya Nunkumar confirmed the incident and said the matter is being investigated.

April Tributes pour in for KZN's first Premier KwaZulu-Natal's first premier and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) veteran, Dr Frank Mdlalose, 89, on Saturday passed away from Covid-19-related complications in hospital, the IFP announced on Sunday. Mdlalose was one of the first members of Inkatha and served as one of the IFP's main negotiators during the country's constitutional negotiations in the early '90s. Ramaphosa promises 500 000 new jobs in the export industry South Africa is on track to achieve her target of creating 500 000 new jobs in the global services sector by the year 2030. This is according to President Cyril Ramaphosa who, in his weekly newsletter, said the sector had so far created 40 000 new jobs since 2018, and was on track to create 100 000 jobs by the end of 2023. Ramaphosa said the Covid-19 pandemic had propelled the country towards new thinking, with a huge need to forge a new economy in a new global reality.

May Another bloody night in Groutville The community of Dube Village in Groutville is once again in utter shock after two men were gunned down in the area this week. In an incident that has been described by community members as an “absolute outrage”, numerous gunshots were heard in the area on Monday night, at approximately 20:30. When gunfire ended about two minutes later, our reporter joined a group of residents to go and investigate the shooting. Two men were lying in a pool of their own blood. Bullet cartridges were scattered around the two prone men. Both showed no signs of life, and their open eyes were staring off into eternity, unblinking.

June Fibre installation workers down tools over salaries Fibre Installation workers under KZN Fibre downed tools on Thursday, 18 June 2021. This came after workers were allegedly not paid for over two months. On Thursday workers barricaded roads with dirt, stones and burning tyres in ward 16 and ward 17 in KwaDukuza. According to the workers who asked to remain anonymous, they haven't received their salaries in a span of two months by the sub-contractor, contracted by KZN Fibre. Following the protest, ward 17 Cllr

Madhum Singh called for an urgent meeting and met with the main contractor and subcontractor of the fibre installation project. ILembe splashes over R20 million in new investment In an effort to improve service delivery, on 24 June 2021 at Technical Services Building, ILembe District Municipality unveiled seven new tankers, one TLB and an excavator. The new vehicles came at a cost of R22 669 473.18; this is in addition to 30 water tankers and two TLB's purchased in the year 2019. The acquisition of the new fleet is an attempt made by Ilembe District Municipality to address service delivery especially in rural areas and schools that do not have access to piped water.

July Ilembe and KDM owed millions by government departments KwaZulu-Natal provincial treasury publishes a report showing that iLembe District Municipality and KwaDukuza Municipality are among the municipalities owed millions of Rands in unpaid rates and services by government departments. Both municipalities are strongly urged to collect outstanding debts. Local businesses appeal for support Local KwaDukuza businesses make an appeal for support following the devastating looting sprees that saw the town coming to a standstill. Rioters target supermarkets, liquor outlets and clothing and furniture stores as mayhem takes hold across KZN and Gauteng. Volunteers help clean up the CBD in the aftermath of the riots.

August Government, business condemn racial tensions KwaDukuza's business, government and religious sectors unite to stage a peace walk through the CBD to call for an end to racial tensions. This follows the rioting of the previous month, which led to “racially motivated” killings in Phoenix, and the subsequent racial tensions across KZN. The community of KwaDukuza takes a strong stand against any form of racism. Condolences pour in for the late Cllr Motala KwaDukuza is shocked by the news of the death of Cllr Moosa Motala, a prominent local politician. Motala succumbs to illness. He was a long serving proportional representative councillor and IFP caucus leader in the council of KwaDukuza Municipality. The DA says Motala's demise will leave a void both in his party and in council. KwaDukuza residents exposed to violent crimes Police Minister Bheki Cele releases shocking quarterly crime statistics. The report shows a huge escalation in violent crimes in KwaDukuza. The report shows 27 cases of murder being reported in KwaDukuza over a period of three months, up from 14 cases in the comparable period a year earlier.

September Thugs set alight bus for disabled learners Stanger Training Centre suffers debilitating blow after one of its school busses is set alight by unknown culprits. Extensive damages were caused to the school infrastructure as a result of this wanton attack. The Department of Education reacts with shock to this senseless incident. Local school causes stir over draconian lunchbox policy Parents at North Coast Primary School are incensed after the school implements controversial policy on lunchboxes. The school is accused of refusing to accept lunchboxes that are delivered by parents to their kids, during school hours. The

Press Department of Education reveals that the policy is against regulations. Concern over land invasion in New Guelderland A group of protestors blockade R102 in New Guelderland after being evicted from a privately owned land. The same group had invaded the land and erected shacks without any permission from the land owner. Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) distances itself from the actions of one of its officials who is said to be leading the land grab.

October Guard and civilian shot during attempted CIT robbery Brazen robbers open gunfire outside Stanger Sweet Wholesalers in KwaDukuza as they attempt to rob cash in transit guards. During the exchange of gunfire, one guard is shot dead, while a female passer-by gets shot in the stomach, but survives. Political parties commit to peaceful elections in iLembe Various political parties gather at the KwaDukuza Town Hall to sign a pledge for peaceful electoral process in iLembe District. Ilembe District champion MEC, Peggy Nkonyeni uses the occasion to urge contesting parties to refrain from defacing election posters of other parties. KwaDukuza CBD infested with troublesome paras Business owners and shoppers in KwaDukuza are up in arms as thugs continue to terrorize members of the community. KwaDukuza police pledge to increase patrols, and also call upon victims of crime to always report cases at the local police station. “No crime is too small to be reported at your nearest police station,” police spokesperson Priya Nunkumar says.

November Condolences pour in for father of Dolphin Coast Hospice KwaDukuza receives with shock news of the death of Chin Suriah, well-known local humanitarian and community activist. The deceased, one of the pioneers of Dolphin Coast Hospice, is described as a “fearless man who tackled challenges head on”. Alleged suicide rocks local police station A local police woman loses her life at KwaDukuza police station, after a mysterious shooting incident. Media reports suggest the officer may have killed herself following a divorce ordeal. Police confirm the incident but refuse to divulge further details. KZN gears up for 16 day anti-violence campaign KZN premier Sihle Zikalala rolls out the programme to commemorate 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence. Zikalala warns against stigma being attached to gender based violence. He also calls for greater awareness around GBV and related crimes.

December Maphumulo councillors elect IFP mayor The ANC loses control of Maphumulo Local Municipality after EFF agrees to coalesce with IFP to vote ANC out of office. IFP councillor Siboniso Nyathikazi gets elected as the new mayor, while the EFF councillor Sinenhlanhla Chili gets the position of deputy mayor. Expanding our reach through the visibility of blue light KwaDukuza mayor Octavia Nhaca and other stakeholders launch the Festive Season safety campaign. Nhaca vows to leave no stone unturned in the quest to make KwaDukuza a crime free zone. She further warns traffic transgressors of dire consequences if they continue to break traffic laws.

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Harmful effects of on-the-road littering

One of our vigilant readers has brought to our attention a most worrying, and growing, trend that has the potential to result in nasty road accidents. Our reader was talking about the practice of throwing unwanted items through the windows of moving vehicles, commonly referred to as “on the road littering. South Africa is a beautiful country and one of the best places for a road trip. Sadly, too many road users are guilty of spoiling its beauty when they litter from their vehicles. Litter does not only reflect badly on our community but comes at a terrible cost with a far-reaching impact

environmentally, economically or socially. It presents a very real danger to drivers, workers, cyclists and other road users and animals. With increased car usage and our hectic modern lifestyles, we find more and more people consuming food and drink 'on the go' and in transit. This includes a sandwich, crisps or a snack bar and a bottle to drink as many people's lunch. They are consumed in transit as we travel from one place to another for work or when

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Building a positive mindset

There are certain things in life which are beyond our control that is the external factors. We cannot control what the world is doing, what's going on in the country, or certain situations that occur in our lives, but we can control our reaction to it and how we respond to these situations. You are human, and it is normal to experience negative emotions at times. It can be difficult to remain positive with all of the depressing news in the media. Many of us amongst society are so absorbed and focused on the bad things that are happening, that we forget to pay attention to the good stuff. Due to this, it seems as if the world is relapsing after years of progression. The future looks pretty bleak with the way that we are responding, and we are sacrificing longer term interests and goals for short term benefits or satisfactions, which is manifesting in a worse quality of life for future generations. It isn't easy with Covid being present, I understand that people have lost their jobs and loved ones. I'm aware that some businesses had to close down after the looting that occurred in the month of July. I agree that it isn't fair that a life is being ended every day in Palestine. I also know that it isn't easy getting up every day, going to work and doing the same routine on a daily basis. Negativity is the greatest threat of all problems. If we let negative emotions get the better of us, we will never be able to make a change for the future of our community and country, or even more so, a better change for our individual selves. If we are constantly clouded by fear, we won't ever get to a place that we possibly could be at. It is medically and scientifically proven that holding onto anger, depression, and anxiety just causes unnecessary stress, health issues, and lack of attraction. As a society, we must remain in a positive state of mind. Many people take it for granted when being told 'just remain positive' but don't fully understand the power behind it. When this time passes by, and turns into history, the future generations will look upon these times to see how we have responded as a human race, as a community, and as people of this world. Let's not make it only about the progression of the medical field and increase in masks supply, or the statistics of how many people have lost their lives. We must be an example to the future generations by focusing on the good, on the positive. Don't hold yourself down from achieving your goals just because of the current situations or because of an unhealthy mindset. Remember, what you do today will definitely have an impact on tomorrow. Create, build, advise so that the future generations can have something good to look back upon. Every moment in life is passing by and this isn't going to last forever. Don't disturb your mind by looking so far ahead and predicting the worst, bring your mind back to the present, and make the most of the moment, because this moment isn't going to last forever and neither are the external nor internal struggles we are facing. Nazmira Sheik

transporting the kids to and from school. [Which could be a dangerous driver distraction as well] It is important to recognise that roadside litter is an avoidable problem and education, enforcement, engagement and policy and

legislation all have a role to play. Litter can be defined as consisting of waste products that have been disposed improperly, without consent, at an inappropriate location. Roadside litter is taken to mean any unwanted items which are disposed of which ends up on and next to our roadsides. More commonly, this comes from vehicles but it may come from any road user. · Cigarette butts are the most littered item in the world and are toxic to the environment. · Often found during litter

clean-ups are fast-food wrappers/ packaging. · Plastic and paper bags. · Aluminium beer cans and soda cans. · Takeaway cups. · Soiled nappies Littering is not a “victimless crime”. It also does not only degrade our road environment but is a threat to those using our roads and living alongside our roads. The hazards presented by this thoughtless conduct include: · Road crashes when drivers swerve to avoid debris. · Collisions caused by items in the road or items that land on windscreens.

· Flat tyres from punctures caused by sharp items thrown from vehicles. · Vehicle and windscreen damage from debris/ litter left on the roads. · Road workers putting their lives at risk when picking up litter from the roadside. · Collisions with animals attracted to the road by litter. · Flood risks to drivers and pedestrians when litter blocks drains along our roads. · Risks to grass cutters and their equipment from the litter at the side of the road. [Including risk to bee attacks near litter next to the road]

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2999

Nestle Quality Street 435g

Moirs Jelly Assorted 80g

each

12000

99 each

Dairymaid Gelata Roma Tinroof Ice Cream 1.5lt

SPAR Good Living Large Braai Stand (carbon steel)

199

each

Mutton Pack (B-Grade)

115

99 per kg

Riversmead Chicken Star Pack

each

99 per kg

each

SPAR Tender And Tasty Pork Spare Ribs Assorted 1kg

149

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SPAR Good Living SPAR Good Living A4 Counter Book Feint & Margin A4 College 1 quire 99 Exercise Book 96 page Feint and Margin 72page 2 quire

99 each

10 1279 1999

SPAR Good Living Exam Pads 80 page

99 per kg

959 each

each

20 page 30 page 50 page

1399 1899 3299

5999 each

Doritos Chips Assorted 145g/150g

BUY 4 FOR

BUY 2 FOR

2800

3200 SPAR Paper Plates 50s BUY 2 FOR STORE R 00 per PRICE combo Get an extra

SPAR Firelighters 12s

SPAR Tender And Tasty Gammon (boneless And Uncooked)

SPAR Good Living A4 Soft Cover Display File

192 page 3 quire 288 page

SPAR Chicken Polony 2kg

SPAR Briquettes 5kg

SPAR Restaurant Grade Charcoal 4kg

19999

8999

SPAR Good Living Premium Cooler box 26lt

each

BUY 2 FOR SPAR Butchers Best Back, Shoulder or Streaky Bacon 200g

3999

each

Enterprise Red, Smoked or No Pork Viennas 500g

each

Roses Cordial Assorted 750ml

1999

each

SPAR Slap, Skinny or Crinkle Cut Potato Chips Assorted 1kg

Ice Cream Assorted 1.4lt

Monster Energy Drink Assorted 500ml

Spring Meadow Full Cream or Low Fat Milk Sachet 1 litre

each

Ola Magnum Mini Ice Cream 6s / Ola Gino Ginelli

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99 each

off x 10

members pay:

5000

per combo

7299

per kg

SPAR Good Living A4 Slip On Covers 10s

1399 each

Typek Office White A4 Paper 500 Sheets

5499

Each