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iLembe bolsters Coronavirus awareness By Xpress Reporter

His Worship the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality and the Chairperson of the KwaDukuza Taxi Association Bongani Mkhwanazi led an awareness campaign on the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on Monday morning. The District Municipality partnered with the South African National Taxi Council in iLembe to empower commuters, drivers and vendors on the most critical information pertaining to the Coronavirus, to afford members of the public an opportunity to engage on this matter which has since become a global pandemic and to allay any fears to members of the public, regarding false theories and stigmatisation of this virus. Part of the campaign were relevant stakeholders such as the health department, other sector departments, civil society as well as the business community, represented by the iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism. “The aim is to ensure that we coordinate a programme that will involve all stakeholders in terms of engaging on measures to prevent the spread of this disease. Today is just a starting point. Led by the department of health, we will be targeting areas that are more prone to contracting the disease,” said Mayor Gumede.

AWARENESS: From left, Civil Society Chairperson Richard Shandu, Sibusiso Mazibuko from SANTACO, Ilembe District Municipality Mayor Cllr Siduduzo Gumede, KwaDukuza Taxi Association Chairperson Bongani Mkhwanazi, Ilembe District Health Director Thembeka Maphalala, Ilembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CEO Cobus Oelofse, SANTACO Public Relations Officer Abraham Ndaba and KwaDukuza Traffic and Crime Prevention Senior Manager Sithembiso Zungu.

NOTICE The campaign started at the KwaDukuza main taxi rank where pamphlets were handed out, sanitizing of hands and disinfecting of taxi took place followed by the same activities taking place at roadblock at the Gledhow crossroad near Ntshawini. The campaign was then taken to various taxi ranks in Mandeni. “We will be visiting all, if not most taxi ranks in the region. To show our people that we love them, we care about them and to remind them of the importance of personal hygiene during this time,” said Mkhwanazi. On Saturday, 14 March 2020 a Public Information Session was

held at Sibusisiwe Hall in Mandeni following a directive from the KwaZulu Natal Cabinet, for all District Municipalities to conduct such information sessions regarding the Corona Virus. ILembe District Operation Sukuma Sakhe (OSS) MEC Champion, Honourable Peggy Nkonyeni, iLembe OSS Head of Department HOD Thando Ntubane, KZN Department of Health senior manager Dr. Musa Gumede, the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality Cllr Siduduzo Gumede, the Deputy Mayor Cllr Dolly Shandu and the Mayor of Mandeni Local Municipality Cllr Thabani Mdlalose were among those

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The public is urged to assist. There was a major break-in at Darnall Secondary School as a result of Eskom power outage. Break-in at Kitchen, Comp Rm & Admin. Stolen items: Gas Burner, 4 x I7 Desk tops (1 from Comp rm, Jacks, & 2 from principals strong room, Zenex sponsored data projector, 2 x KwaDukuza Rotary Club sponsored Dell Laptops. 79 x 5 litre Dekade sponsored paints from store room in staff room, Groceries, & 5 x KDM sponsored bins. Please be on the lookout for paints (grey & white paints in white 5 l cans) & other items mentioned. Should you have any info you can contact the Principal, Dino or K9 Security.

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n a bid to curb the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday announced a nationwide lockdown scheduled to last for 21 days with effect from midnight on Thursday, 26 March, ending on April 16th, 2020. Speaking at the Union Building, President Ramaphosa highlighted categories that will be exempt from the lockdown. “The categories of people who will be exempt from this lockdown are the following: health workers in the public and private sectors, emergency personnel, those in security services such as the police, traffic officers, military medical personnel, soldiers and other persons necessary for our response to the pandemic. It will also include those involved in the production, distribution and supply of food and basic goods, essential banking services, the maintenance of power, w a t e r a n d telecommunications services, laboratory services, and the

provision of medical and hygiene products. A full list of essential personnel will be published,” said Ramaphosa. The President further alluded that no person will be allowed to leave their homes except under strictly controlled circumstances, such as to seek medical care, buy food, medicine and other supplies or collect a social grant. “All shops and businesses will be closed, except for pharmacies, laboratories, banks, essential

financial and payment services, including the JSE, supermarkets, petrol stations and health care providers. Provision will be made for essential transport services to continue, including transport for essential staff and for patients who need to be managed elsewhere. This nationwide lockdown will be accompanied by a public health management program that will significantly increase screening, testing, contact tracing, and medical management. Community health teams will focus on expanding screening and testing where people live, focusing first on high density and high-risk areas. To ensure that hospitals are not overwhelmed, a system will be put in place for 'centralized patient management' for severe cases and 'decentralized primary care' for mild cases. Emergency water supplies using water storage tanks, water tankers, boreholes, and communal standpipes are being provided to informal settlements and rural areas,” added Cyril Ramaphosa. During the lockdown, all channels for access will remain open, including ATMs, retail point of sale devices, Post Offices and cash pay points

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Social media has been flooded with pictures and videos of South African shoppers panic buying essential items as fear of the coronavirus pandemic spreads. T o i l e t p a p e r, h a n d sanitizer and nonperishable food are in particularly high demand, and retailers have indicated that some items are now in limited supply, especially after president Cyril Ramaphosa declared a are panic buying essential items as fear of the national state of disaster on PANIC BUYING: Many shoppers coronavirus pandemic spreads Sunday (17 March), which include a number of (that have been closed) and even that sector.” government interventions to The World Health Organisation then it is the smaller land curb the spread of the virus in the borders,” he said in a ministerial (WHO) has also asked people to country. briefing on Monday (16 March). avoid panic buying essential Stores have also started limiting “Looking at the seaports of items as it may further exacerbate the number of high-demand items entry, only two have been the pandemic. per customer to ensure more affected and only in respect of “We ask people to express their widespread access to essential passengers and crew. So our solidarity by refraining from products. intention is to get goods h o a r d i n g e s s e n t i a l i t e m s , However, minister of Trade and movement in the economy including medicines,” said WHO Industry Ebrahim Patel has flowing as it is important for d i r e c t o r - g e n e r a l T e d r o s indicated that the recent essential supplies but also Adhanom in a press briefing on restrictions imposed by president because it is a critical source of Monday (16 March). Ramaphosa are aimed at limiting economic activity. “Hoarding can create shortages the movement of people to and “The retail sector is optimistic of medicines and other essential from South Africa, and should not that it can work on retaining their products, which can exacerbate impact the movement of goods supply line, we need to make sure suffering,” he said. and existing supply-chains. there is no panic-buying because “It's principally land borders that then leads to further panic in -BUSINESSTECH

Child Safety campaign launched at KwaDukuza SAPS KwaDukuza SAPS launched a Child Safety Campaign to promote child safety in the community and urge children and parents to be alert and keep safe. As parents, your child's safety should always be your first priority. KwaDukuza SAPS urges children to adhere to the following safety tips, “Always ensure you know your full name, your parents' names and your address in case of an emergency, Always confide in your parents and tell them about things that make you feel scared, uncomfortable or sad, Never tell a stranger your name or where you live, Never walk alone or play alone outside/ in public places. If a stranger approaches you, DO NOT talk to the stranger, run away and go to an adult you know, and tell the adult what happened. Keep a safe distance from a stranger's car, even if the stranger may seem friendly, DO NOT talk to the stranger or get into the stranger's car, If a stranger is trying to chase you or grab you, scream as loud as you can “HELP”, to get the attention of an adult who can assist you, Never accept a gift from a stranger, and always ask your parents for permission before you accept a gift from a stranger,” said the Statement from KwaDukuza SAPS. “If a stranger calls the house phone, NEVER tell them that you are alone, instead tell them “Mom/Dad cannot come to the phone now. Can I take a

message?”, and ALWAYS inform your parents that somebody has called. Parents should always take note of the following Safety Tips, and ensure that they adhere to these tips to keep their children safe: Always be sensitive to any changes in your child's behaviour or attitude, and always encourage your child to have an open communication line with you, and learn how to be an active listener. If your child tells you about their problem, stay calm and try to be reassuring and non-judgemental. Work together with your child to resolve the problem,” added the statement. KwaDukuza SAPS Station Commander, Brigadier SF Mhlongo urged the community to take note of the following safety tips and always ensure that children and their parents/guardians adhere to these tips to ensure their little ones are safe and sound. “We urge the community to take extra precaution when it comes to little children as they are not always as aware of the dangers that can be outside and we need to ensure that children are always educated on keeping themselves safe at school, on their way from school and when they are alone at home. We encourage parents to sit down with these safety tips and teach our youth on how to be safe and keep themselves away from strangers that could be lurking in the neighbourhood,” stated Mhlongo.

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Coronavirus lockdown: These are the businesses that can operate President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday announced a countrywide lockdown, part of which is that only certain categories of businesses can remain open. Ramaphosa said: "All shops and businesses will be closed, except for pharmacies, laboratories, banks, essential financial and payment services, including the JSE, supermarkets, petrol stations and health care providers. "Companies that are essential to the production and transportation of food, basic goods and medical supplies will remain open. We will publish a full list of the categories of businesses that should remain open." According to this list, the following services will need to be maintained during the lockdown: E S S E N T I A L INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES 1. Electricity - stable power supply with no loadshedding Public and private organisations, their staff and service providers essential to the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity will need to continue to operate. This includes municipalities, and the suppliers of logistics, feedstock and maintenance will be required to continue to operate and provide security of electricity supply. 2. Water supply, sewerage and sanitation Public and private organisations, their staff and service providers essential to the security of supply of bulk and potable water and sanitation must continue to operate and provide vital water and sanitation services. This includes municipalities and those involved in the supply of materials, chemicals and related equipment. 3. ICT datacentres, fibre optic infrastructure, towers and antennae We have extensively engaged with the ICT sector and are satisfied that connectivity will remain stable during this period. In this time industry collaboration will be critical to ensure that society remains connected and functional. The ICT sector including data centres, fibre optic providers, towers and antennae will need to operate at high capacity.

The industry will collaborate and use multiple data sets to provide predictive insights into spread and impact dynamics of the crisis which will enable government and society's ability to be proactive in measures that reduce the curve and social and economic impact of the spread. ? Social platforms will allow our people to remain socially included and these platforms remain critical to the dissemination of accurate information. However, our citizens are reminded that cyber security is off the utmost importance and to be vigilant to cyber criminals who will, during this time, try to exploit the public. CRITICAL BUSINESS CONTINUITY SERVICES TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF SOUTH AFRICANS 1. Food & essential products related manufacturing and processing, and distribution In order to ensure that people remain well-nourished and apply high personal hygiene to combat the spread of Covid-19, the following operations will continue: Manufacturing of health related products, supplies, devices, equipment, and medicines, including complementary health products; food and essential products, as well as essential inputs thereto. Agricultural and food supply related operations, including farming, veterinary and phytosanitary provider services, pest control services, and chemical and fertilizer providers. Fishing operations Forestry and sawmills will remain in production for disposable health and hygiene products, including toilet paper; as well as for the production of packaging for essential health and food supply chains.

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Our fundamental task at this moment is to contain the spread of the disease.” The meeting was characterized by a thorough and robust debate on prospective scenarios that would face the KwaDukuza as of the 26th March 2020 in terms of enforcement and delivery of services as enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa. The discussions were held against the background that KwaDukuza must play a pivotal part and a central role in ensuring that national governments measures are realized within the municipal area. Also, at the heart of the discussions was due acceptance to the fact that the province of KwaZulu-Natal held the third-highest number of positive cases of COVID-19 which currently stands at 60, with five believed to be local transmissions which means persons with no international history. KwaDukuza has also learned that a couple from the Zinkwazi area had tested positive for the Coronavirus, following their visit to Austria and France to ice-ski. One positive is that this couple has adhered to being in isolation whilst they await a change in their health. Subsequently, the meeting also looked at decisions that were taken at EXCO on Friday, 20 March 2020, and made recommendations that the resolutions of EXCO be are aligned with the Presidents latest measures (presented on 23 March 2020), and that at the EXCO sitting scheduled for tomorrow morning (Wednesday, 24 March 2020) these new recommendations be tabled for endorsement. ORGANISATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS TO BE PURSUED TO SUIT CONDITIONS OF LOCKDOWN: Adherence to the new measures declared by the President means that internally as an organization we will in the interim: i. close of all municipal buildings to the public in adherence to social distancing during the commencement of the lockdown. This closure will be done at 12:00 midday. ii. adhere to the work from home approach for all non-essential services employees whilst all essential services and staff will remain operational (i.e. Fire & Emergency Services, Marine Safety, Traffic & Crime Prevention, Information Technology and Communication, Disaster Staff, Crematorium & Burial Services, Electricity Services and Waste Management); iii. issue an erratum with new closing dates, for all tenders and CQs with closing dates that fall after the commencement date of the lockdown, these will be published in newspapers and municipal communications platforms (website and social media); iv. issue an erratum with new closing dates, for all positions advertised with closing dates that fall after the commencement date of the lockdown, these will also be published in newspapers and municipal communications platforms (website and social media); v. close all public recreational spaces, swimming pools, parks and beaches for any type of use during this period; vi. cancel all meetings that fall after the prescribed commencement date of the lockdown; vii. due to the lockdown period contracts may be affected and the advice was that the legal department together with the business unit should inform the respective service providers accordingly. viii. work hard to ensure that the municipality pays all valid invoices before it by Thursday, 26 March 2020; ix. publish the Draft 2020/2021 IDP, 2020/2021 Draft Budget and Policies on municipal communications platforms (website and social media) for public comment, submissions can be sent via i d p @ k w a d u k u z a . g o v . z a a n d municipalmanager@kwadukuza.gov.za; x. attend only to critical maintenance in old age home and hostels (electricity and water leaks); xi. receive all official documents and communication related to t h e m u n i c i p a l i t y v i a t h e e m a i l municipalmanager@kwadukuza.gov.za; xii. we will not offer garden refuse removal services during the lockdown period, therefore, citizens should not take out any garden refuse, the public is encouraged to avoid cutting trees and or generating excess garden refuse during this period; xiii. all town planning applications and building plans received before the 16th of March 2020, will be assessed and its outcomes will be communicated either via electronically platform (email) during the lockdown or within the first week of lockdown lifting by the State President. xiv. all building plans, business license and development/town planning applications already within the system will be granted an extension of time; xv. invoicing of outdoor advertisement and related items will be delayed and only be done after the lockdown. xvi. ED: EDP will further engage the organized business and other relevant stakeholders to look on local ' stimulus' to caution the

local economy post-lock down period. The report of this process will be submitted to the Council for consideration during the 1st sitting of EXCO or Council. MEASURES PROMULGATED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA: We urge our residents to adhere to the following from midnight on Thursday 26 March until midnight on Thursday 16 April as alluded to by the President: i. all South Africans will have to stay at home. ii. the categories of South Africans who will be exempted from this lockdown are the following: health workers in the public and private sectors, emergency personnel, those in security services such as the police, traffic officers, military medical personnel, soldiers and other pers ons identified as necessary for the response to the pandemic. iii. it will also include those involved in the production, distribution and supply of food and basic goods, essential banking services, the maintenance of power, water and telecommunications services, laboratory services, and the provision of medical and hygiene products. iv. individuals will not be allowed to leave their homes except under strictly controlled circumstances, such as to seek medical care, buy food, medicine and other supplies or collect a social grant. All shops and businesses will be closed, except for pharmacies, laboratories, banks, essential financial and payment services, supermarkets, petrol stations and health care providers. v. companies that are essential to the production and transportation of food, basic goods and medical supplies will remain open. Companies whose operations require continuous processes such as furnaces, underground mine operations will be required to make arrangements for care and maintenance to avoid damage to their continuous operations. Firms that can continue their operations remotely should do so. vi. to alleviate congestion at payment points, old-age pensions and disability grants will be available for collection from 30 and 31 March 2020, while other categories of grants will be available for collection from 01 April 2020. All channels for access will remain open, including ATMs, retail point of sale devices, Post Offices and cash pay points. EASING PAYMENT METHODOLOGY: During this time, we encourage the use of the Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs) and cellphone banking with the account number and/or ID No. of the client as a REFERENCE. Consumers are urged to email their proof of payment to RameshR@kwadukuza.gov.za. The banking details are as follows: ACCOUNT NAME : KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY ACCOUNT NUMBER : 4087627126 BANK : ABSA CHEQUE BRANCH CODE : 632005 Should patrons wish to acquire their statements they are encouraged to send requests by email. The emails that will be provided by our customers will be linked to those accounts and used to send statements to the patrons moving forward. These requests shall be sent to the following officials: (i) ZaneleM@kwadukuza.gov.za; (ii) SamukelisiweM@kwadukuza.gov.za; (iii) SiyabongaG@kwadukuza.gov.za; (iv) LeicheA@kwadukuza.gov.za. Consumers are also encouraged to buy their prepaid meter vouchers using interpersonal interaction, by following these easy steps: STEP 1 : EITHER REGISTER AT WWW.WIREIT.CO.ZA OR SMS 11-DIGIT METER NUMBER TO 36073 (SMS COST R5 ONCE OFF) STEP 2 : MINIMUM R200 PURCHASE REQUIRED STEP 3 : RECEIVE TOKEN VIA SMS Electricity tokens and/or vouchers may also be purchased from any of the municipality's accredited vendors which are major retailers and the tuck-shops and mini supermarkets in the various communities. Our debtors are encouraged to pay an average amount on their accounts during this time, to ensure that they do not incur unnecessary charges to their accounts. CONCLUSION: This period requires that we be level-headed in our approach as a nation and to allow for the national government to carry out its mission without any obstacle or hindrance. We urge our residents to adhere to the lockdown measures and to stay at home to avoid the slightest of possibilities of being in contact with COVID-19. Residents are urged to use the upcoming 21 lockdown days to take good care of their health and to ensure that at all times they adhere to simple steps which have been preferred as the best defence against the virus: i. wash hands frequently with hand sanitizers or soap and water for at least 20 seconds. ii. cover our nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing with a tissue or flexed elbow. iii. avoid close contact with anyone with cold or flu-like symptoms. iv. stay at home, avoid public places and cancel all social activities. v. observe social distancing be at least 2 meters apart. We appeal for your cooperation and utmost tolerance during this period and for all of us to remember that other people's lives are at risk should we choose not to conform to simple ideals.

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The House on Maple Street

North Coast Primary hosts Poetry Recital

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by Anne Lindsay Kerr

“Someone's moving into that old house across the street.” Aunt Jane was looking out the window as she was dusting in the living room. David and Megan were sprawled on the floor watching Saturday morning cartoons on the TV. The old house on Maple Street had been empty for almost a year, ever since the Morgan family had moved to Texas. The house had begun to look very forlorn. No one had cut the grass on the small front lawn, and the windows were gray and dirty. David and Megan ran to the window to look. They hoped there would be a boy and a girl for them to play with. They both missed Johnny and Mary Lou Morgan who used to live there. The tall trees around the house seemed to be even taller, and the house itself seemed to stand up straighter. As they watched the moving men carry pieces of furniture into the house, a small car drove up and a short gnome-like man got out. David and Megan knew there would be no playmates for them. That little old man didn't look like he had any family at all. Disappointed, they ran back to watch the TV again. By suppertime the moving van was gone. David and Megan had their supper with Aunt Jane in the kitchen. “When will Mom and Dad be home?” asked Megan. “Where did they go this time?” David added. Their parents often had to go away for a week or two on business trips. David and Megan weren't quite sure what that business was, but they knew it must be important to take their parents away so often. Aunt Jane lived with them and took care of them when their parents were away. “They're in London this week,” Aunt Jane replied. “And next week they'll be in Paris. Then they'll come home again.” The next few days were busy with school and homework for David and Megan. They had almost forgotten about their new neighbour. Thursday afternoon they saw the little old man again when they were coming home from school. He was struggling with a large box, trying to carry it into his house. They saw him again on Friday with another large box. “What could he have in those boxes?” wondered David. “Maybe it's a television or a washing machine,” said Megan. “It's big enough.” Saturday morning Aunt Jane told Megan and David they would be having a guest at lunch. She had invited their new neighbour. “Not very interesting,” said Megan. “Boring!” said David.

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But Aunt Jane said they had to be on their best behaviour, and not be rude to their guest. Lunch wasn't as boring as Megan and David had expected it to be. Their guest, “Old Jake” he said his name was, kept them wide-eyed and open-mouthed with his stories of his inventions. Each one sounded more fantastic than the last. Aunt Jane was very interested in them all, too, and promised that they would come over the next day to see his inventions. David and Megan were sure they would be too excited to sleep that night. The next morning at breakfast Aunt Jane said, “We'll go to see Old Jake after lunch today. This morning you two have to clean your rooms.” David and Megan were still so excited about seeing Old Jake's inventions that they wasted no time getting their chores done. Finally lunch was finished and the three of them walked across the street and knocked on Old Jake's door. The next hour was filled with seeing one amazing contraption after another. One was a toaster that not only toasted bread but when it popped up, a small brush coated one side of each slice with melted butter. (“Saves time,” said Old Jake.) Another one looked like a toothbrush with a comb attached to the handle. (“So you can brush your teeth, comb your hair, and have only one item to use for both when travelling,” Old Jake explained.) “Now I'll show you what I'm inventing now,” said Old Jake. “It's going to be my best invention yet!” And he took Aunt Jane, David and Megan down to the basement where they saw a large motor attached to a reclining chair and with two rockets attached to either side. There was also an awning above the seat, and a stick to steer with. “This will be a fast way to travel, even better than a car, because you don't need a road. My 'Hover Chair” will float several feet above the ground. “Have you ridden it yet, Mr. Jake?” asked David. “No, but I'm going to test it in the basement tonight.” After supper that night, David and Megan were doing their homework at the dining room table. Aunt Jane was knitting a sweater while she watched TV in the living room. Suddenly, they heard a rumble, followed by a roar. They rushed to the living room windows and got there just in time to see the old Morgan house across Maple Street rise a few feet in the air. It was a perfect lift-off.

North Coast Primary School hosted a Poetry Recital recently. Seen are the winners: Lindile Mbonambi (2nd), Zimile Havemann (1st), and Ismail Hajaree (3rd)

Six months in jail for anyone who publishes fake news The regulations were used in terms of the Disaster Management Act on March 18. If you publish fake news or disinformation you may be arrested, detained and prosecuted. This is in terms of the regulations issued by the minister of Cogta, Doctor Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma on Wednesday 18 March. Any person who publishes any statement, through any medium, including social media, with the intention to deceive any other person about:a) Covid 19 b) Covid 19 infection status of any person c) Any measures taken by the government to address Covid-19 commits an offence and is liable for conviction to a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 6 months or both such fine and imprisonment. The DA has called on South Africans to

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communicate responsibly by remaining calm and making careful, considered decisions so that we can prevent the wide scale spread we've seen in other countries. Key to this is to practise social distancing if you can. This is one time when the entire nation, irrespective of political affiliation, should unite and fight this disease. Cllr Kathleen Naidoo Ilembe Constituency Chairperson

MN41/2020 ERRATUM ADVERT

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Tenders shall be placed in sealed envelopes, endorsed with TENDER NO (with the various Mn No'S ) and be placed in the Tender Box at the SCM UNIT, 2 Industria Crescent, Lavoipierre Building/ Stores, KwaDukuza, not later than 10h00 on 8 MAY 2020 at which time the tenders will be opened in public.

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The world of sports is in a "virtual lockdown". For the past fortnight, fixtures or events in almost all codes have been either postponed or cancelled altogether. A major event like the Olympic Games to be held in Japan in July is on hold while the Japanese their second knock Natal fared much better and authorities still have to take a final decision. Many made 184 with Hoosen top-scoring with 41 and countries are calling for the cancellation of the Singh contributing a valuable 30* down the order. Games while Canada has already withdrawn. Set to make 144 to win outright, WP seemed to be Meanwhile, TV and Radio have taken to showing cantering to victory with a first wicket partnership and playing recordings of past matches and events of 51. But they did not need to win on the double in the absence of live sports. Although they are innings as they already had a first innings lead and keeping us occupied, they are not a substitute for the could have played cautiously. However, it seemed real thing. But in keeping with the present situation that bravado had got the better of their top-order as we try to keep safe from the Corona virus batsmen who soon got themselves into a tangle as pandemic, this column will focus on events from the the Natal spinners, left-armer Singh and right-arm past in appreciation of those sporting legends from leg-spinner and googly bowler Noor Arbee soon got this town/province that filled our lives with pleasure among the wickets. After the fall of the first 2 wickets for fewer than 60, wickets began to fall in and enjoyment. The event that has been chosen takes us back more quick succession. Magiet, as he than half a century ago, 9-10 April 1969. The place: had done in the first innings, Stanger; the venue: the venerable Recreation together with Rashaad Galant, Ground; the occasion: the SACBOC Under 23 held up Natal's march to victory Inter-Provincial Final; the contestants: Natal and with a stubborn partnership for Western Province. The Natal Cricket Board with its the 8th wicket. The light was headquarters in Stanger under the presidency of the deteriorating but the Umpires Late Pat Naidoo had chosen this town to host the (one of whom was our own Yusuf match. The ground had no stadium, stands, change "lead finger" Mahomedy turned rooms or toilets for that matter but the officials of down an appeal against the light. the Stanger and District Union under the able Magiet then fell to a catch by leadership of Sayed Kathrada left no stone unturned Hoosen off Arbee for 12 and the to present a facility befitting the occasion. After all, last man Lawton Jacobs walked the President of SACBOC, Johnny van Haarte, was in to be surrounded by fielders. to be present and many other dignitaries from Cape This is how "Post" (13 April) Town and other affiliates of the NCB. With a little captured the drama of the closing bit of assistance from the racist Municipality, the moments: "The last ball of the last over ground surface was in a reasonable condition without weeds, humps and bumps but in no way and in the gathering gloom comparable to the neighbouring Country Club Lawton Jacobs played forward. Ground, the preserve of the White community. His toe lifted for a split second Credit must be given to the community of this small and the bails flew as WP were all town then as cricket enthusiasts, businessmen and out. The stumping - keeper ordinary folk came together to ensure that we put Nithia Chetty's 6th wicket - saw our best foot forward. The sad part was that there Natal take the SACBOC'S first was no representative from the town itself as it had Under -23 championship at the many fine young cricketers. One player who would end of a day of high drama... definitely have made the team, Mahalingum Spectators went berserk with "Child" Govender became ineligible as he was excitement. Three Natal players already selected for the senior provincial team. (Arbee, Chetty and Singh) were However, the Manager of the side was our very own carried off the ground shoulder President, Sayed Kathrada, who was in charge of the high." Arbee with 6-28 was Natal's team throughout the tournament. As there was no hotel in the town to accommodate the players, they second innings hero while Singh had to be billeted in private homes. Two of them, took 4-34 to notch up 7 wickets in Nithia Chetty and Guru Singh, stayed at the the match. It was a magnificent but unexpected win by 32 runs in columnist's home. Natal had many fine players who would later the most extraordinary of make a tremendous impact in the senior ranks: circumstances. Natal lifted the Yacoob Omar, Graham Francois, Guloo Hoosen, Bob Pavadai Trophy, donated by Yunus Randeree, Mustapha Khan and Guru Singh. t h e v e n e r a b l e T r a n s v a a l Western Province had stars of their own led by that administrator, for the first and outstanding all-rounder, Saait Magiet who passed only time. It was a match that will away last year. Natal batted first and was only -Battery Test/Check able to total 115 with no -Charge Rate Test substantial contribution -Starter/Alternator Test from anyone. But their bowlers struck back -Expert Advice immediately and reduced (Done while you wait) WP to 97-7. However, some big hitting by Magiet allowed WP to pass Natal's score and eventually post 156, a lead Stanger: Battery Centre Tongaat: Jaz Auto of 41. 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Twinsaver Roller Towels White 4s

Madumbies

Punnet

99 per kg

Culls

each

99 per kg

99 Each

Round Calabash

each

Per kg

Riversmead Chicken Sausage

6599

per kg

Diamond 2 plate Stove

15499 each

Roya Gala Apples 1,5kg or Golden Delicious Apples 1,5kg

Frozen Chicken Fillets

1999 Each

5999

per kg