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ERADICATING POVERTY: From: (L-R): Attending the Ilembe District launch of the Community Work Project were the Mayor of Ndwedwe, Councillor Maxwell Hadebe; Deputy Mayor of Ilembe, Councillor Dolly Shandu; newly elected MEC of Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Mxolisi Kaunda; Deputy Minister of COGTA in SouthAfrica, Mr Andries Nel; Mayor of Maphumulo, Councillor Happy Ngcobo and the Chairperson of the Ilembe House of Traditional Leaders, iNkosi VT Ngcobo

The Department of Corporate Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in KwaZuluNatal launched the Community Work Programme in iLembe District Municipality on Friday, 17 June 2016 in Ward 1, Ntunjambili in the Maphumulo Local Municipality. The Community Work Programme (CWP) is a government programme aimed at tackling poverty and unemployment. The programme provides an employment safety net by giving participants a minimum number of regular days of work, typically two

days a week or eight days a month, thus providing a predictable income stream. The launch was attended by the newly elected MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Mxolisi Kaunda who was standing for KZN COGTA MEC, Mrs Nomusa Dube-Ncube as well as the Deputy Minister of COGTA in the republic, Mr Andries Nel; Deputy Mayor of iLembe, Councillor Dolly Shandu; Mayor of Maphumulo, Councillor Happy Ngcobo; Mayor of Ndwedwe, Councillor Maxwell Hadebe and the Chairperson of the Ilembe House of Traditional Leaders, iNkosi

VT Ngcobo. Councillor Shandu urged the workers to take ownership of the programme so it will be a success. “As a District we are very thankful of this programme because it will go a long way in assisting our people and eradicating poverty. As a District, like many in the country we are faced with countless protests. We have people burning down roads and clinics. After the protest, you come back home and your mother is sick and there is no clinic. It will take time for government to build that clinic again,” she said. MEC Kaunda said they were not there to speak about

what government has done to better the lives of our people but to show it. According to the MEC, the Community Work Programme has created over 40 000 job opportunities in the province with: • KDM 438 people hired with 368 being women, 180 being the Youth and 4 being the disabled. • 463 people hired in the Mandeni Municipality with 365 being women, 168 being young people and 23 being the disabled. • 973 in Maphumulo Municipality with 748 being women, 262 being young people and two disabled as well as; • 1056 in Ndwedwe Municipality with 749 women, 293 being young people and 21 being the disabled. Deputy Minister Nel said government recognised that KZN had highest rate of unemployment and that is why the national government is working closely with the province to assist the people of KZN. “All local municipalities are benefiting from the program. This is what we mean by changing lives of our people by providing useful work that contributes to the community,” he said.

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The ANC under the Mvumbi Luthuli branch in ward 26, KwaDukuza would like to thank Mr Ahmed Desai of the Xpress Times newspaper for sponsoring refreshments towards their Youth Day event. The event was held last week Thursday, June 16 at the Zone 5 sports ground. The day was full of

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Africa Public Service Day is observed on 23 June 2016, and is an event entrenched in the African Union calendar. It originates from the conference of African Ministers for Public or Civil Service held in Tangier, Morocco in 1994. It was agreed at this conference that 23 June should be celebrated annually as Africa Public Service Day to recognise the value and virtue of service to the community. It is also a platform to reflect and share practical recommendations on women empowerment in public service nationally and across the continent. It aims to discover innovations, reward excellence in the public sector, motivate public servants to further promote innovation, enhance professionalism in the public service, raise the image of public service, enhance trust in government, collect, document and share best practices for possible replication within a country as well as across the African Continent. The Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) is the custodian of the day in South Africa.

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Good citizens Despite skepticism from the public, there are still a lot of good people who are willing to help.

Last Thursday, Selvan Govender was leaving the post-boxes section when he was attacked and robbed of his cellphone, cigarettes and a

credit card. His pleas for help were answered by a group of people in the vicinity who apprehended the culprit and recovered all the stolen property. Muzi Nzimande (37) is due back at court this week to seek bail.

School blues With the large number of learners appearing in court, one must ask whether crime is being taught in school. Last week, Ngoni Manheru and his girlfriend were on their way to town when they were alerted by a neighbour that there was a break-in at their house in Lindelani. Linhle Cele returned home and noticed that there was forced entry and a television, speakers and DVD player were missing. A Grade 12 Tshelenkosi Secondary learner was arrested and charged with the offence. He has been remanded in custody and will seek bail this week.

No shame A local drug addict is living proof that addicts will resort to any level to support their habit. Last week, staff at Raymen's Supermarket were shocked when a local youth snatched a donation tin for the blind and deaf society and fled. He was captured on camera and together with police they arrested Shane Pillay (22). On searching him, police recovered 3 heroin capsules. Pillay was remanded in

custody and will learn his fate this week as to whether he qualifies for bail or not.

Our crazy world The spate of violence never seems to abate. Joseph Banda alleges he was working at a building site at Ntshawini. On noticing his work colleague drunk, he requested the man to go home and return the following day. The drunk man picked up a trough and struck him on his head causing an open wound and also cut his finger in the process. Banda was rushed to hospital for treatment. Zimbabwean Lucky Mugiyo (41) is due back at court on 8 July.

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Mob injustice A 21-year-old youth was killed for being suspected of being a criminal. According to Vernon Blose, he and the deceased, Nhlakanipho Nxumalo were walking in the Gledhow Railway area at about 8:30am. They were questioned by a woman enquiring if they were from the area. She then phoned someone and a person known to him arrived. A group arrived and tied both men up. A third person in the area was also tied up. All three were beaten with sticks, sjamboks and knobkerries. Nxumalo was stabbed with a knife and died later after police had picked them up. Siyabonga Ndlovu (21) has been charged with murder and two counts of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. More arrests are expected. Ndlovu will seek bail this week.

Jeremiah Gounder (22) is a deaf and semi-blind youth who attends the KZN Blind and Deaf Academy of Learning. His mother, Sheron Gounder, says that he is in dire need of financial assistance to continue with his studies at the Academy. “Jeremiah needs funds to pay for the college fees and accommodation. We appeal to anyone who can assist to kindly help with funds,” she said. Should you wish to assist Jeremiah, please contact Sheron on 074 827 1714.

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Child Welfare is searching for the natural father or paternal family of Lwandoluhle Luvo Pelo, born 06/03/2013; Ntsikelelo Laqwetsha, born 21/05/2010 and Nonduduzo Laqwetsha (in absentia), born 29/06/2014. The natural mother, Ms. Nombuso Laqwetsha is deceased. Kindly contact Miss Nakhooda at Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza on 032 551 2129.

Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza is searching for the natural father or paternal family of Siphosethu Philip, born 10/11/2001. The natural mother, Ms. Lungiswa Philip is deceased. Kindly contact Miss Nakhooda at Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza on 032 551 2129.

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KDM hosts Youth Month celebration KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) hosted a Youth Month celebration at the Recreation Grounds on Friday, 17 June 2016. The crowd was entertained by various music artists at the exciting and educational event. Seen are some of the performers who enthralled the audience

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KINDESS: In commemoration of Youth Day, members of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) in KwaDukuza spent the morning of 16 June 2016 with children of Siphiwe's Soup Kitchen in Etete. The ACDP treated the children to a special meal of delicious spaghetti and meatballs with juice. They also received packets of chips and lollipops. Part of the programme entailed a message of encouragement from the Bible. Seen are local ACDP youth members with the Provincial Youth Leader, Sipho Zungu (bottom right) with some of the children

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The Child Welfare SAKwaDukuza Edison Power Group Winter Fair 2016 will be held from 1-3 July at the Country Club and Recreation grounds. The Winter Fair 2016 entertainment brings you Sashin Kandhai born and raised in Chatsworth a stage and film actor, dance and fashion show choreographer, international stage performer and show anchor. Performing since the age of five he has trained and performed with some of the biggest names in entertainment both locally and internationally. Bollywood, classical India, hip hop, contemporary, fire dance and aerial are the styles that Sashin specialises in. As a dancer he has trained with the Flatfoot Training Company in contemporary and African

LIMITED WINTER FAIR STALLS AVAILABLE The Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza Winter Fair 2016 will be held from Friday, 1 to Sunday, 3 July at the Stanger Country Club and Recreation Grounds respectively. To confirm bookings of stalls, A 50% deposit together with the signed contract must be received. The balance of the payment must be received before the commencement of the fair on the 1 July 2016.

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Essence of Life Today, one of the main problems facing everyone is fatigue, body ache, obesity and inflammation. Pollution is a contributory factor that man has to contend with. Having the necessary foods that prevent the degenerative effects of aging may help by providing necessary nutrients to one's body. Stress, no exercise, wrong eating and wrong preparation of meals, colouring, pesticides, smoking, drinking, pollution of food, water, air and x-rays all affect the mental and physical performance of an individual. Food fruit and vegetables can have a healing effect on a body if prepared and eaten correctly. Herbal plants were always used as a source of nutrients. Today's modern diet is overloaded with saturated fats, sugar, refined carbohydrates, additives and colouring. Herbal teas provide a person with energizing, uplifting and relaxing properties. There are no weeds in a herbalist's garden. Grandmas and Grandpas were always consulted for all ailments before going to the doctor. Minor ailments were treated at home. The old fashioned “kitchen” (food factory) is where wholesome meals were prepared. An Indian pantry is God's pharmacy and each culture had its specialty in every field. The mother cook took great pride and joy in blending together age old aromatic herbs, tangy fruit, berries and zesty spices. Local farmers stopped planting and selling first grade, home grown products because of cost of labour, cost of pesticides, etc. The local market used to carry a range of herbs red sansuri, spinach, methi, clover, pumpkin cooked with lots of garlic (king of herbs) and “love and devotion”, and all colours and types of fruit and vegetables. An appropriate example is - At the time of breaking fast: 1L boiled water, ½ tsp. somph or fennel, 1cm ginger root, 1 stick cinnamon, green tea few leaves, mint leaves, 1 star aniseed will help expel gas and aid digestion. Add a few drumstick leaves for boost of energy.

Winds of change Freedom is the hard won right for all South Africans; everyone has the right to express their freedom, mindful that their choices come with responsibilities towards others. This includes the freedom to earn a living wage and accumulate wealth, live where we want, love who we want and say what we believe. A fair society is one in which our achievement should result of our hard work and effort, not our birth. Fairness requires equal and plentiful opportunities, and means the most of them. Equal and fair justice acknowledges the legacy of apartheid and is committed to redress. Fairness cannot be said to last in a society burdened by large scale inequality. All South Africans deserve a level playing field where opportunities are not concentrated in the hands of the law. A fair society is characterised by openness and empowering abundance of opportunities, coupled with quality education, jobs, security and affordable healthcare. A fair society cannot exist without a capable, service orientated and clean government. Individuals are free to flourish as fairness rejects unfair discrimination and exclusion. Excess to opportunities give life and meaning to our hard won

freedom rights. Identity is strongly liked to being able to work. This requires a growing economy and educated society. The job of government is to ensure people's right to excellent education, quality healthcare and a functional criminal justice system. Government must also provide social protection to all South Africans faced with circumstances beyond their control. Poverty and hardship should rob no one of their opportunities when people are deprived of their opportunity to work, their independence and dignity is damaged. This threatens not only them but also the people who rely on them. People cannot fulfil their potential without a capable staff. Government must also provide access to electricity, water and sanitation and reliable public transport, our leaders must not forget that they were elected by people and must be close and accountable to them, South Africans deserve a government they can trust and that will responsibly spend every cent to create opportunities for all. It's up to you! Vote for change in this Local Government Elections. Our biggest challenges in moving South Africans forward is to re-ignite and provide our rising unemployment rate. A change

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Ilembe fails its residents once again Ilembe District Municipality informed the ACDP this week of their decision to increase the water tariff by 10 percent. This is way above inflation which stands at 6%. The ACDP finds this increase appalling. Residents are sure to be up in arms with the decision taken by Ilembe. R e c e n t l y t h e A C D P, together with many residents, made written appeals to Ilembe District Municipality requesting that they keep the water increase on the same level as inflation. However at a meeting for the adoption of the Final Budget for 2016/17 financial year, the municipality resolved to increase the tariff by 10%! Responding to the increase, “This municipality has once again failed the residents, as it

has done with its substandard water services in recent years. The municipality didn't even have the decency to explain the reasons behind their decision. This is unacceptable. They have become notorious for poor service delivery and no accountability when it comes to water. Everybody recalls that we never had such putrid water services prior to Ilembe taking over.” The ACDP believes that the municipality failed to take into consideration the low growth of the economy currently as well as the above-inflation electricity tariff increase of 9.4% imposed by Nersa, besides the numerous other electricity increases over the years. Understandably, Nersa increases countered and curbed Eskom's serious energy crisis on a national scale. The same cannot be said for Ilembe District Municipality who we believe are merely exploiting cashstrapped residents to pay for their inefficiency. Cllr Nel Sewraj ACDP Councillor KwaDukuza Municipality

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Onke amakhansela kubona bonke omaspala baseNingizimu Afrika abekelwe imigomo okumele ayilandele, phakathi kwayo esingabala kuyona ukuvezwa kwesimo sabo ezintweni ezithinta izimali nokuhlala bebika ezinhlanganweni abangaphansi kwazo. Ngezansi, sinethulela umbhalo ogcwele walomgomo, ngaphansi kukaSchedule 5 weMunicipal Structures Act. Amakhansela akhethelwa ukumela imphakathi ayakhele nemkhandlu yomaspala angaphansi kwayo. Ukuqinisekisa ukuthi omaspala banendlela ekulungele futhi bazibophezele emphakathini ngokubhekana nezidingo-nqangi zayo imphakathi ngokuwuhlinzeka ngezinsiza ngendlela elungile nenozinzo ngaphansi kwalowo maspala. Ekufezekiseni lomsebenzi, amakhansela kumele azibophezele emphakathini yawo aphinde abike cishe njalo esikhathini esingangekota ezinhlakeni angaphansi kwazo ngezindaba zomkhandlu. Lokhu kubandakanya ukusebenza kukamaspala ngokomthetho wezinkomba ezisunguliwe. Ekuqinisekiseni ukuthi amakhansela ayazifezekisa lezi zinto emphakathini yawo futhi ayawusiza nomaspala ekuzuzeni izinjongo zawo nezibekwe esigabeni 19 somthetho, lomgomo wokuziphatha olandelayo wasungulwa:Izincazelo 1. Kule-Schedule, uphathina uchazwa njengomuntu ohlala ngokugcwele nomunye umuntu njengabantu abashadile. Indlela ejwayelekile yokuziphatha kwamakhansela 2. Ikhansela kumele lenze umsebenzi wehhovisi ngendlela elungile, enokwethembeka nangendlela esobala ngazo zonke izikhathi ngendlela yokulekelela umaspala ekuqinisekiseni ukuthi isithunzi salowo maspala asikho engcupheni. Ukuhambela imhlangano

3. Ikhansela kufanele lethamele imihlangano yomkhandlu kamaspala neyekomidi lelokhansela eliyilungu lalo, ngaphandle uma liyitholile imvume yokungabi ingxenye yomhlangano ngokomgomo womthetho obekiwe noma owomkhandlu noma kunomthetho ophoqa ukuthi lelo khansela lingabi ingxenye yalowo mhlangano. Unswinyo olubhekiswe kulabo abangayethameli imihlangano 4. Umkhandlu kamaspala ungayibeka imthetho emisiwe yomkhandlu kamaspala ebhekiswe ekhanseleni ngokungawethameli umhlangano lelo khansela elijutshwe ukuthi libe ingxenye yawo ngokomthetho wesigaba 3. Lokhu kungaholela ekuthini likhishwe emsebenzini walo njengekhansela. Ukuvezwa obala kwezithinta amabhizinisi 5. Ikhansela kufanele liwuvezele umkhandlu kamaspala noma ikomidi eliyilungu lalo uma kunezindlela ezisobala noma ezicashile elibandakanyeka ngazo kwezamabhizinisi, noma ngabe lokhu kuthinta elishade naye, isinqandamathe noma uzakwabo kwezamabhizinisi; Kufanele liphinde lihoxe ekuqhubekeni kodaba uma selusingethwe umkhandlu noma ikomidi, ngaphandle uma umkhandlu noma ikomidi linquma ukuthi lelo khansela aluluthinti kangako lolodaba. Ikhansela elishadile, elinomlingani, uzakwabo kwezamabhizinisi noma ilungu elisondelene nalo lomndeni, okudingeka lithole inkontileka yokusebenza nomaspala, kufanele likuveze ukuthi linolwazi ngalokhu ngaphambi kokuqala komhlangano wokuqala womkhandlu kamaspala lapho lelo khansela kulivumela ukuthi likuveze lokhu. Lesi sigaba asikhulumi ngekhansela, elishade naye, umlingani , uzakwabo

kwezamabhizinisi noma ilungu lomndeni walo elisuke lizozuza ngokufanayo njengamanye amalungu omphakathi. Ukuzicebisa 6. Ikhansela akufuneki lisebenzise isikhundla salo noma ulwazi oluyimfihlo ukuzicebisa lona noma omunye umuntu ngendlela engavumelekile; Uma ingekho imvume evela emkhandlwini kamaspala, ikhansela ngeke libe ingxenye yabazozuza ngaphansi kwenkontileka noma ukuhlinzekwa ngezimpahla nezinsiza zikamaspala. Noma ukwenza omunye umsebenzi ngaphandle kowobukhansela likamaspala; Ukuzuza ngezimali ebhizinisini elenziwa nomaspala. Ukukhokhelwa imali ukuze livele endaweni yomunye umuntu ngaphambi komkhandlu noma ikomidi; Uma singaphezu kwekota isibalo samakhansela aphikisana nokunikeza ikhansela imvume yokwenza izinto ngokomthetho wesigatshana sesibili (sub-item 2), leyomvume ingaze inikezwe ikhansela ngokuvuma kukaNgqongqoshe wezoHulumeni bokuBusa ngokuBambisana esifundazweni. Ukudalulwa kwezokuzuza ngokwezimali 7. Uma seliqokiwe ikhansela, kufuneka likudalule ngokubhalela imenenja kamaspala zingakapheli izinsuku ezingama 60 ezinye zalezi zindlela ezilandelayo elizuza ngazo ngokwezimali:Amasheya nezikhundla kunoma iyiphi inkampani, ubulungu benkampani noma isikhwama (trust) esithile, ukuba umqondisi, umlingani kwezamabhizinisi, izinzuzo kunoma iliphi ibhizinisi, ukuqashwa nokuholelwa,

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY C 716: EXTENSION OF SHORT TERM INSURANCE CONTRACT MN 26/2013 Notice is hereby given that the KwaDukuza Municipality wishes to extend the existing award in respect of the Provision of Short Term Insurance, which expires 30 June 2016, for a further 3 months. The above is in terms of the Section 116 (3) of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003.

Written representations must be submitted to the Office of the Chief Financial Officer situated at Justice Mpanza Building on the corner of Mahatma Gandhi Street and Gizenga Street, KwaDukuza alternatively via email, cindym@kwadukuza.gov.za. Kindly contact Mr. Adil Nunkumar for queries into the above matter on 032 437 5525 or alternatively Mr. Poobalan Murugan on 032 437 5519. N J Mdakane Municipal Manager 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street KwaDukuza Municipality 4450 MN 106/2016

Hospice celebrates Father's Day HONOURED: The Dolphin Coast Hospice Association (DCHA) held a Fathers' Day Celebration on 15 June 2016. Guest Speaker, Moulana Khan rendered an inspirational message to the dads, and provided food hampers for all patients. The dads also received gifts from the Hospice, as well as delicious sea food sponsored by Selvie Reddy and David's Fish Shop. Seen are Hospice officials with some of the dads

MUNICIPAL NOTICE NO. 106/2016

The purpose of this extension is to enable the municipality to comply with the Municipal Finance Management Act and SCM Regulations. Members of the public are hereby called to submit representations, if any, to the municipality by no later than 12 noon on 13 July 2016.

ukuzuza esakhiweni (property) esifaka imali, impesheni, uxhaso, izibonelelo nomnikelo ovela kunoma iyiphi inhlangano; Noma ngabe iluphi ushintsho esimweni sokuzuza ngokwezimali kwekhansela kufanele kuvezwe ngokubhalelwa kwemenenja kamaspala minyaka yonke; Izipho ezitholwe ikhansela nezingaphezu kwenani elibekiwe nazo kufanele zivezwe njengoba kuchaziwe ngokwesigatshana sokuqala (sub-item 1); Umkhandlu kamaspala kufanele uqinisekise ukuthi ikuphi ukuzuza ngokwezimali okuchazwa ngokwesigatshana sokuqala (subitem 1) okufanele kuvezelwe umphakathi kubhekwe nesidingo salokho okufanele kube imfihlo. Amakhansela aqashwe ngokugcwele 8. Ikhansela eliqashwe ngokugcwele akufanele libe nomunye umsebenzi ozoliholela, ngaphandle uma lithole imvume emkhandlwini kamaspala, leyomvume okungamele inqatshelwe noma kungenasidingo. Izipho nokusizwa 9. Ikhansela akufuneki licele noma lamukele izipho eziqondiswe ekuthini livote noma lingavoti kunoma iluphi udaba olubekwe phambi komkhandlu kamaspala noma ikomidi lelo khansela eliyilungu lalo; Ukunxenxa umkhandlu noma ikomidi ekusebenziseni amandla alo ukwenza umsebenzi othile; Ukwenza izethulo emkhandlwini noma ekomidini nokudalula ulwazi oluyimfihlo. Lena kuseyingxenye yokuqala ethinta ukusebenza kwamakhansela.

COUNCILLORS CORNER

Stanger Manor Water Project almost completed Hopefully by the end of this week all the houses will be connected to the new water system, and the old pipeline will be turned off. There will be houses that will not be connected to the new system so please be patient. If the meter is inside the property it will not be connected to it, as the contractors do not have the authority to enter peoples private property. This process could take up to a week to complete and residents should advise accordingly. Driveways will be reinstated, general cleaning and installing markers will be undertaken. The completion of the contract is very close and there will be the odd problems or leaks as the new system is switched on

so please be patient for the next two weeks. There have also been extra areas included that were not in the original scope of works and this in its self has delayed the whole process. As we come to the end of this project many hiccups were experienced, from labour and subcontractors to the main contractor and Ilembe shifting blame from contractor to Ilembe and vice versa was a regular occurrence putting residents and motorists in great pain. I sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused over the two year period. With pain there is always gain. The community stands to gain over R 22 million of new infrastructure which will stand the test of time for many decades to come. Cllr. Madhun Sobram Sing Ward 17

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Harry Bodasing Primary observes Youth Day

RESPECT: From: (L-R): Harry Bodasing Primary School celebrated Youth Day last week. Learners were enlightened on the true significance of June 16. Seen are educators Ms R Singh, Mr S Hanuman and Mrs C Ngwane; Acting Principal, Mr V Bodasing and learners

VERSATILE: Grade 9 Stanger Manor Secondary learner, Aarya Srikrishna (14) was recognised by News24 for her essay on Youth Day entitled: “Perspective from a 14-year-old.” Aarya, who recognises her “born free generation” status looks at the state of South Africa by asking if Nelson Mandela would have wanted such, teenage angst, social media, and reflection on being a teenager. Aarya will also represent Manor Secondary at the 7th International English Odyssey in India accompanied by her Grade R educator mum, Mrs Geeta Srikrishna of Manor Primary.

Mello to perform at Umfolozi

North Coast Primary honours dads PROUD: The Grade R learners of North Coast Primary School celebrated Fathers' Day last week. They honoured their dads by showering them with special performances and presenting them with gifts

DELIGHTED: Mello Gilbert is elated at being invited to perform her first one woman comedy show at Umfolozi Casino this weekend. The show, which had successful runs at Sibaya Casino last year as well as in KwaDukuza in 2014, will be staged at Kikizela on Friday, 24 June and Saturday, 25 June 2016 at 7pm

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In loving memory of the late

Dhanasergran Govender (Deez)

TO LET

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2 Bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, lounge secure. Immediate occupation (central town). R3800.00 excluding lights/water. Contact 032 551 4382, 082 922 1896.

Second hand clothes, takkies, blankets, bedding, curtains, beds, fridges, freezers, lounge suites, TVs, furnitures and appliance. We collect and pay cash. Contact Usha 078 408 0488.

Stanger Heights, 2 bedroom flat. Ground floor within fenced yard. R2700 pm. Prepaid lights/water. Contact 072 113 2441.

FOR SALE

Highridge, outbuilding, 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen, toilet/shower, hot/cold water, electricity, burglar guards, verandah, safe parking, fully secured, walled. Immediate occupation at 5 Farid Street near Siva Sungum Hall. Preferably couple or with 1 child. Rent negotiable. Contact 073 322 9625. Dawnside, 2 bedroom, kitchen, lounge, toilet/bathroom. R2600 pm excluding water/lights. Contact 079 618 4270. Geranium Street, Stanger Manor, easy access to all amenities and schools. Large bedroom with ensuite, spacious kitchen, lounge, diningroom. Neat and tidy. Well secured and undercover parking. R2500 pm including water/lights. Contact 072 209 9164. 2 bedrooms flat available immediately in Stanger Manor in a safe and secure neighbourhood, Tulip Road. Stanger Manor High school in close proximity. R2500 excluding all utilities. Call 082 578 6391. 2 Bedroom outbuilding, open plan kitchen and lounge, 1 bathroom. Safe, secure and remote gate. Parking available for one car. Borehole water connected. Excluding water and sewage. Close to schools and mosque. Available 1 July 2016. Contact 072 606 4881.

SERVICE Free pick up and deliver. Repair to all makes of TV's, amplifiers, laptops, computer and upgrades. We also buy working and non working TVs and laptops. Call us now. Global Discount World 083 369 7788, 33b Hulett Street, Stanger.

CARS FOR SALE 1996 Mazda Drifter 4 x 4 with COR. Good condition. R35 000. Contact 060 408 7575. Jetta 2, alarm, CD/radio with COR. Contact 032 552 1586, 084 546 3097.

TUITION UNISA TUITION. LL.B B.COM B.ED. Contact The Graduate Academy (032) 586 3804. Email Durban@tg-a.co.za. www.t-g-a.co.za

All furniture & Appliances at reduced prices to go. We are closing Business. EMMETTS 032 551 1181.

We never got to say goodbye, wish we could go back to the day when angels came and took you away. The sun is in the west, the stars are on the sea. Each kindly hand you’ve pressed, and now farewell to thee. Remembering you is easy, we will do it everyday but missing you is a heartache that will never go away

Date : 27 June 2016 Venue: Stanger Sabha Hall Time : Supper 5.30pm Followed By Service at 7pm Date of Birth : 13/02/1974 Call to rest : 13/06/16

Forever remembered by your loving wife & children and a host of family and friends PLEASE ACCEPT THIS AS A PERSONAL INVITE

Shelving & racks for sale. EMMETTS 032 551 1181.

NORTH COAST PRIMARY SCHOOL

3 Piece oak wall unit, 6 seater glass dining table, coffee table and candy floss machine. Contact Krish 032 552 3755, 084 951 9386.

Theunissen Street, Stanger, 4450

Enquiries: 032 551 2441

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES In the Estate of the Late JUGPERSHAD DAVCHARAN, Identity Number 360418 5098 08 0, Date of Birth: 18 APRIL 1936 , Date of Death: 26 JUNE 2015 of 17 DEVISH ROAD, STANGER HEIGHTS and surviving spouse KALAMUNI DAVCHARAN, Identity Number 410920 0152 08 5, Date of Birth: 20 SEPTEMBER 1941. Estate No: 11464/2015 DBN All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. TH

DATED AT STANGER ON THIS 24 DAY OF JUNE 2016 RAKESH MAHARAJ & COMPANY P.O. BOX 219 STANGER, 4450 TEL: 0325511055 REF: RR/MB/B427/EST

2017 Grade R & 1 Admissions All interested parents are advised that applications for admissions for 2017 will close on 22 July 2016. Parents / Guardians are to collect the application forms from the school secretary and the completed forms are to be returned by 14h00 on Friday, 22nd July 2016. NB : FAXED COPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. FILLING IN AN APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADMISSION AT THE SCHOOL. PARENTS ARE ADVISED TO APPLY TO OTHER SCHOOLS AS WELL.

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In the matter between KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY Plaintiff and DAINTY NONTOKOZO NGCOBO Defendant In terms of a judgment of the above Honourable Court dated 15th February 2016, the following property will be th sold in execution at 10h00 on Thursday, 14 July 2016, at the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza (Stanger), to the highest bidder without reserve:

195 MATHAMA GANDHI STREET STANGER

1. All office furniture new. 2. 5000L JOJO tanks 3. Cash and Carry shelving rack. 4. Computers and scanners. 5. Cold room 6. Trolleys + baskets 7. P. A Systems

8. Cameras 9. Cash tills 10. 2 x Bakkies 11. Truck 12. Aircon 13. Photocopier + coin machine

CONTACT 081 516 8273 / 076 518 4337 21/06/2016

Happy ST Birthday to our baby

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AUCTION: NOTICE OF SALE IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA HELD AT STANGER CASE NO: 76/2016

CLOSING DOWN CASH & CARRY

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USED CARS YOU CAN TRUST - Full Service 2015 VW Polo Vivo GP 1.4 21 600KM History + Balance of Trendline TipTronic (AUTO) manufactures warranty A/C, P/S, C/L, E/W, Dual Airbags, Radio/MP3-CD/ USB/ SD-Card Reader, Bluetooth, 4 new tyres... No Accidents / Comments / 100% Original/Must be seen Finance Arranged with all major banks

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1 x 2 piece brown lounge suite, 1 x Sony flat screen TV plus remote, 1 x glass top TV stand, 1 x Astra Classic 1.6 - 16V (registration no: ND 281 584, VIN no: ADMRT69BA2B123625, engine no: C16SELO2NX7637) TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that (1) this is a sale in execution pursuant to judgment obtained in the above Court; (2) the Rules of this auction are available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza (Stanger); (3) Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia (a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFile Action?id=99961); (b) FICA-legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars; (c) Payment of registration deposit of R500-00 in cash; and (d) Registration of conditions. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and / or S Reddy. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to Court Rules apply.

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Contact Nishara for all your classifieds, service guides, legal notices, birthday message, memorium, vacancies, etc on 032 552 2165 or Fax 032 552 2133.

Workshop premises to let in CBD in Stanger. Contact 084 551 1246.

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DATED AT STANGER ON THIS 10 DAY OF JUNE 2016.

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We also Specialise In : Palisade Fencing & Gate No Deposit. Easy Payment Available. T&C’s Apply

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7 year old, Umhlali Prep's chess sensation, Dhaman Bodasing is aiming for the sky as he is mentally preparing to achieve his ultimate, to represent his beloved country South Africa at a world chess champions. Bodasing started playing chess from Grade 1 at a tender age of 6. His first tournament was the Umhlali Chess Festival in 2015. He was then selected for the U10 iLembe chess team for participating in the South African Junior Chess Championship held in Cape Town in January 2016. He has attained his KwaZulu Natal colours. He has also achieved his Durban and District Chess Colours in May 2016. He has been selected to play with the U10 team for this year's National tournament to be held in Boksburg. Bodasing's most recent achievement was being placed first in the Ashton College tournament held in May 2016 and was adjudged the Best Junior Primary Player. He is part of the Umhlali Prep Chess team representing his school in various tournaments. He is a member of the Dolphin Coast Chess Club. He is coached by Siphamandla Nkosi at school and said the he was inspired by his brother Nehal Bodasing to play chess. His main dream is to achieve his SA Colours. Aim for the stars Dhaman.

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iLembe Netball had a successful Umpire's Workshop at KwaDukuza Town Hall from 18 19 June 2016. The Department of Sports and Recreation, KZN Netball and Netball South Africa had an important role in making sure that the Workshop does take place. 31Umpires from the iLembe District attended the course. They were 6 from Ndwedwe, 5 from Maphumulo, 13 from KDM and 10 from Mandeni and most of them were younger and females. iLembe also needs to get umpires of colour in the District where they need to put more effort in so as to meet EPG targets. It was also noted that equal

opportunities are required in the rural area who struggled to get from one venue to another when there is no transport to get them to the local games. It is not going to happen in one day but it was noted for future plans. The facilitator, experienced Nkululeko Khumalo, who is the Director Umpire in KZN Province facilitated the workshop and was very informative. The main goal for the course was to increase the number of umpires in the District and get updated knowledge that will assist them with their umpiring to perform better and enable them to participate at higher levels. The approach was

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Sunil Pranpath of SPI hands over the cheque of R4000 to Revy Harrypersad. Looking on are SPI staff Akshay Hurilal (L) and Mandy Chetty (R)

The KwaDukuza Volleyball Association received a major boost when Sunil Pranpath Incorporated announced a major injection of R4000 towards the knock out volleyball tournament for corporate league teams set to get underway from 29 June 2016. Sunil Pranpath is no stranger to volleyball having sponsored the association over numerous years. Corporate League coordinator, Revy Harrypersad was over the moon for this cash injection. He said that he was deeply indebted to Pranpath for this major sponsorship and his support and commitment of promoting volleyball and a healthy lifestyle amongst the older generations. The tournament will be split twofold. There will be a winter tournament which gets underway next Wednesday and then a spring tournament scheduled for September. The tournament is open to all male players 35 years and above and female players 25 years and

above. The entry fee for the tournament is R300 per team and must be paid prior to the draws being made next Wednesday. Teams will be drawn in two pools with the top two teams advancing to a cross-over semi-final scheduled for 6 July with the playoff and final taking place on 13 July. The pool games will be the best of 3 sets (15 points) with the semi-final and final the best of 3 sets (25 points uncapped). Braai packs will be given to all players after the final. Meanwhile, KDVA are hosting the KwaDukuza Mayoral Cup that got underway last Wednesday at the association courts and will culminate in the finals on Saturday 25 June. The tournament has a main section and plate section. In the preliminary games played last Wednesday, Manor Old boys experienced mixed fortunes. They ousted the out of sorts Cool Leaders in a thrilling 3 setter. MOB cruised into the next round with a convincing 25-14, 17-25, 15-6 win

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over rivals Cool Leaders. They set up a pulsating clash against Premier League outfit Warriors Sport who overcame a resilient youthful Prestons outfit. Preston stunned Warriors winning the opening set 13-25. Warriors got back into the game with a 25-17 victory and then worked hard in the final set winning 15-9 to secure a berth against MOB. Warriors raced to a comfortable 25-19 win in the first set. MOB stunned their more illustrious counterparts 26-14 to force the game into the final set. MOB once again stunned Warriors pushing them all the way before losing to them 15-17. Frendz shocked Grove End in the opening set pushing them all the way. Grove End held on for a hard fought 2725 victory. However, Frendz could not sustain the pressure and Grove End cruised to a 25-6 win to secure a place in the semi-final against Warriors.

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Rotary Club host successful golf day Harkoo Brijlal and Reddy Attorneys. A special appreciation is conveyed to all golfers that participated on the day. At the prize giving ceremony, The Rotary Club contributed a portion of its proceeds to the Dolphin Coast Hospice towards their water project. The Rotary Club looks forward to all support in their future endeavours.

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