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Following the damages on iLembe District Municipality infrastructure by the recent floods, the Technical Service Department has been working around the clock carrying out the repairs on pipelines to restore water and sanitation services, even though carrying out repairs means isolating water supply to minimize water loss. This was revealed by the Mayor Councillor Thobani Shandu on Sunday, 24 April 2022, at a virtual media briefing with the Minister of

Water and Sanitation Senzo Mchunu together with Mayors of Ugu and eThekwini to address the media on progress made. “In KwaDukuza for example there are still some challenges in most areas where water pipes were washed away with some being repairable and some requiring replacement. We are, however, providing water to isolated areas via water tankers,” said Mayor Shandu. Sewerage systems in

KwaDukuza have also been facilities are not producing water servicing the community of severely affected with trunk mains and the community is depended on Oqaqeni (Vimbukhalo), Mbulwini and manholes filling up with sand water tankers. The Borehole Continued on Page 6 and therefore are unable to collect sewage to the Stanger Waste Water Treatment Works which was also flooded. The district municipality is currently Valid 27 April - 3 May working on unblocking and reconnecting the system to minimize the pollution. In Mandeni, water infrastructure was slightly SUNLIGHT PAMPERS HUGGIES SHWETA SOAP 500G affected in the Tugela JUMBO PACK JUMBO PACK BUDGET BRAID #1 area with the sewer 99 99 99 99 infrastructure suffering the most damage due to sand ingress. “The Sundumbili SURF VASELINE CALPOL J&J WASHING PETROLEUM JELLY BABY WIPES sewerage treatment SYRUP 50ML POWDER 1KG 50G ORIGINAL ONLY 72’S works is currently 99 99 99 99 off due to the building flooding including pumps settling tanks and other equipment. We are currently working on the desludging of tanks that were flooded 10kg with stormwater and Soft sand to speed up the Cooking restoration of the Potatoes treatment process,” Shandu stated. 00 Ndwedwe on the LINDLEY STREET, opposite David’s Fish Shop) Cell: 078 407 7772 other hand had its Tomatoes 2Kg Bananas 7kg water infrastructure Onions badly affected with a number of water Robot 00 00 00 Peppers treatment facilities 00 Kg Prepacked such as Montebello, Asst Grapes & Plums Large Farm Fresh Prepacked Dry Chillies Farm Fresh Lettuce N s u z e a n d Punnet Cabbage Esidumbini all getting flooded. 2 FOR 99 Hlimbithwa Water 00 00 99 Each Treatment Works in Farm Fresh Hot Green Hot Red Chillies 1kg Large Ginger Thulini and Ocheni Shallot Chillies 1kg Prepacked Prepacked are both currently 2 FOR offline due to flooding of the raw 00 00 00 00 water abstraction Kg sumps and pumps. Assortment of vegetable, flowers seedling ,citrus and A proudly women empowerment initiative fruit trees now available . RESTORATION: Ilembe District municipality is working to restore water and sanitation No traders * E&OE This means that both OFFERS FROM 27 APRIL - 1 MAY OR WHILE STOCKS LAST! Mon-Fri : 8am to 5pm Sat : 7am to 3pm Sun : 8am to 1pm

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Warning against consuming untreated river water Due to the damaged sewage infrastructure, the Mbozamo, Mavivane and Umvoti rivers in KwaDukuza and the Mandeni and Thukela rivers in Mandeni are currently severely polluted. The public is advised not to consume any water for drinking purposes nor use the river for recreational activities until further notice. Consumption of water from these rivers may result in the transmission of water borne diseases. The District Municipality is working very hard to ensure that it provides some level of service under the circumstances and urges the iLembe community to exercise patience. To report a theft, leak or for water and sanitation related queries please contact our 24hr call centre on 032-4379371 and 032-4379427 or send a WhatsApp message to 074-3443408.

Continued from Page 1 and KwaNdaba has been compromised.

Muddy water The floods did not only affect iLembe District Municipality infrastructure but Umgeni Water infrastructure which supplies ILembe with bulk water. The Hazelmere Dam was flooded and water is muddy resulting in difficulty when it comes to purifying it. This has led to reduction in production volumes, resulting to reduced supply to some areas. “Maphumulo scheme is also impacted by turbid waters. The plant and the package plant are not coping with the quality as a result reduced volumes are supplied impacting water provision in the Maphumulo, Ndwedwe and KwaDukuza areas,” said the District Mayor.

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Following the declaration of the National State of Disaster by President Cyril Ramaphosa, in the aftermath of the devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal, government has been seized with urgent interventions to alleviate the plight of the people affected by the disaster. The damage to the roads in KwaZulu-Natal is extensive resulting in the closure of many roads to allow for clearing and rebuilding. Amongst the interventions, KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala made a request to the Board of the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) to consider intervention that include suspension of toll fees in seriously affected areas. The SANRAL Board, in line with its mandate, took a resolution to suspend the payment of toll fees at the oThongathi and uMvoti toll plazas on the N2 Toll Route in KwaZulu-Natal. This suspension will go a long way in assisting communities affected by the closure of alternative roads, which have been damaged by the floods. This intervention follows representations from affected communities and a formal request by the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government to ameliorate the

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Islamic organizations give hope to Glenhills learners

APPRECIATION: Principal Mr M Budhram is seen handing a letter of appreciation to Mr Azhar Vadi of the Salaam Foundation HAMPERS: Pictured (back row, 2nd from left) is Mr Azhar Vadi of the Salaam Foundation, together with Glenhills Secondary School's Principal Mr M Budhram (back row, right). With them are representatives from the SKO an d some of the learners.

By Xpress Reporter

“The world is in need of love, a gentle hand and tons of smiles. Hearts need to be comforted and humanity needs to be shared once again”. This inspirational quote is found on the website of the Salaam Foundation, an Islamic charity organization based in Johannesburg. The Foundation, in a collaborative initiative with the Stanger Khidmat Organization (SKO), descended on KwaDukuza on Thursday last week to share

more humanity with those in greatest need. The two organizations together distributed 100 hampers to identified learners from Glenhills Secondary School, as part of their humanitarian efforts to ameliorate human suffering in the wake of the devastating floods. The collaborative venture came about after the school had reached out to the SKO, to request some intervention as some of its pupils, and their families, were obviously severely affected by floods.

The SKO was represented by its members, while the Salaam Foundation was represented by its coordinator, Mr Azhar Vadi. Glenhills Secondary's Principal, Mr M Budhram, narrated the touching story of the struggling community around the school, where levels of poverty remain alarmingly high. Budhram further placed on record his tremendous appreciation to the two organizations for their prompt response after the school made an appeal for help.

“I would like to record my thanks to the two organizations. Our school is located in an area where there is a lot of poverty. We love our work. We love our learners. We love our community. We have a fantastic team of educators who go all out for the learners,” stated Budhram. Speaking on behalf of the Salaam Foundation, Mr Vadi said it was a given for his organization to acquiesce to partner with the SKO on this initiative. “Although we don't usually

distribute food hampers, as our strength lies in farming for charity purposes, in this instance this was the best response considering the circumstances. Our organization operates a number of farming projects around Gauteng. We then distribute our fresh farm produce among organizations that work with various communities. We operate both locally and internationally,” Vadi stated. A learner from the school took to the podium to express his gratitude on behalf of his fellow learners. A representative from the SKO

also thanked the Salaam F o u n d a t i o n f o r unhesitatingly agreeing to partner with the SKO on this worthy cause. “It was such a fortunate coincidence that when the request came through from the school, the Salaam Foundation was expected to come to KwaDukuza, and they readily agreed to partner with us. That way we were able to add more hampers to what we had already put together,” the representative stated. The initiative was organized by educators Ms N Karodia and Mr AT Kallan.

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Elderly resident baffled after water disconnected

BAFFLED: Glenhills resident Mrs Gnanam Subbadoo has been left dry after iLembe cut off her water supply

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“There is no life without water.” This is a famous quote by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, and it holds true for all life on earth. However for Mrs Gnanam Subbadoo, a 70year-old Glenhills resident, this reality is hitting much closer to home after she had her water disconnected by iLembe District Municipality. Xpress Times visited Mrs Subbadoo on Monday, to investigate the matter further. Our reporter, who was accompanied by proportional representative councillor for

the Democratic Alliance, Rishi Pooran, found that life has become a real struggle for the hapless pensioner, who also lives with a disability. “I live alone here. Since my water was disconnected, I am relying on help from my neighbours. Life is very difficult. The municipality has told me that I need to pay R5500 in order to have my water reconnected. As a pensioner, I obviously cannot afford this amount,” stated Mrs Subbadoo. The total arrear amount owed to the municipality is

approximately R19 000. Xpress Times has also learnt that no notice was given by the municipality prior to disconnecting Mrs Subbadoo's water. The municipality through its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Mahendra Chandulal, has defended its action. C h a n d u l a l s a y s disconnections and/or restrictions are done in accordance with the Council's credit control and debt collection policy. “Consumer was on indigent support and the support

expired in 2014. The consumer has not renewed the indigent benefit even after numerous reminders to do so. Consumer did get a write off in 2012 and cannot obtain another one (in accordance with the credit control and debt collection policy),” Chandulal stated. However, Cllr Pooran is not impressed. “It is very strange that the municipality is cutting off water for this elderly lady, while failing to repair water leaks right next to her property. Good drinking water is being wasted, and yet here she is without water,” stated Cllr Pooran. Chandulal slammed Cllr Pooran for distributing a video of Mrs Subbadoo on social media. “The district municipality notes with disappointment and dismay, a video doing the rounds on social media with the said consumer and a Democratic Alliance PR councillor. It is unfortunate that the councillor has resorted to such instead of familiarizing himself with the details of this case by engaging the district and advising the customer of the processes available to her. “As stated the consumer needs to engage credit control. The consumer needs to renew indigent application in order not to receive a higher levy the same way she was able to register the first time around,” Chandulal said.

Concerns over surge in Covid-19 infections By Xpress Reporter

Concerns are mounting over the current surge in new Covid-9 infections. While scientists say the country has not yet entered the 5th wave of the pandemic, new daily numbers show an alarming upswing in new infections, which seems to bode ill for the coming winter season. Since Thursday last week, new daily infections have stood at well above 4000 new cases per days, with the figure retreating slightly to below 4000 towards the end of the weekend. The test positivity rate is also deeply concerning, as it currently hovers just above 15%, three times the rate at which infections are considered to be under control. Another interesting revelation, according to the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD), is the increasing rate of infections among children under the age of ten. Data from the NICD shows that to date, just over 162 000 children under the age of ten have been infected with the virus.

This appears to debunk the earlier belief that children were immune to infections. The total number of infections since the start of the pandemic currently sits at just over 3 760 000, with the number of deaths due to Covid-19 standing at just above 100 000. Infections among females are just over 2.1 million, while males have recorded just over 1.6 million cases. Infection numbers among age groups show that people between the ages of 21 and 30 are the worst affected, with over 837 000 cases recorded so far. NICD and the Department of Health have warned that data pertaining to new infections may change suddenly, depending on testing patterns. “Our experts and the NICD are closely monitoring the situation. This is probably driven by sub-variants of Omicron. We remind and urge unvaccinated and partly vaccinated people to vaccinate and get booster shots in order to protect themselves,” stated Ministry spokesperson Foster Mohale.

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Freedom Day, the turning point for South Africa

Freedom Day on 27 April is an annual celebration of South Africa's first nonracial democratic elections of 1994. It is significant because it marks the end of over three hundred years of colonialism, segregation and white minority rule and the establishment of a new democratic government led by Nelson Mandela and a new state subject to a new constitution. The holding of the first non-racial elections was the culmination of years of struggle and a negotiated settlement which led to the unbanning of the liberation organisations, the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles and the

formal all-party negotiations which drafted an interim constitution. The moment which changed the path of South African history came after long and tension-ridden negotiations held between 1991 and 1992. The South African government, the African National Congress (ANC), the South African Communist Party (SACP) and other liberation movements engaged in these talks. The 1994 election paved the way towards a new democratic dispensation and a new constitution for the country. The elections took place in a peaceful and festive atmosphere, though

there were threats of political violence. Speaking at the first anniversary of South Africa's non-racial elections President Mandela said: “As dawn ushered in this day, the 27th of April 1995, few of us could suppress the welling of emotion, as we were reminded of the terrible past from which we come as a nation; the great possibilities that we now have; and the bright future that beckons us. Wherever South Africans are across the globe, our hearts beat as one, as we renew our common loyalty to our country and our commitment to its future. The birth of our South African nation has, like any other, passed

through a long and often painful process. The ultimate goal of a better life has yet to be realised. On this day, you, the people, took your destiny into your own hands. You decided that nothing would prevent you from exercising your hard-won right to elect a government of your choice. Yo u r p a t i e n c e , y o u r discipline, your singleminded purposefulness have become a legend throughout the world...” In 2010,, President Jacob Zuma paid tribute to the brave activists that played a role in South Africa's liberation: “On this day we remember all the brave men

and women whose struggle and sacrifices made it possible for us to enjoy the benefits of democracy today. It is a time to consider the extent to which the freedoms articulated in our Bill of Rights find expression in the daily lives of our people. From the ruins of a racially polarised order, we have built a nation driven by a strong commitment to the values of justice and equality. As taught by our icon President Nelson Mandela, we must remain steadfast in our determination that never, never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land will

again experience the oppression of one by another...” Since political freedom in 1994 South Africans have strove to correct the wrongs of the past. We are still faced with a number of challenges such as crime, poverty, unemployment, racism and sexism amongst others. Freedom Day affords South Africans the opportunity to make a pledge towards fighting against the legacy of racism and economic inequality as well as renewing their loyalty to their country and their commitment to its future.

FREEDOM: Late former President Dr Nelson Mandela casting his first democratic vote in 1994

KwaDukuza beaches open KwaDukuza Municipality has announced that beaches are now open except for Zinkwazi and Blythedale due to debris that's washing off. The beaches will be open from 07:00 -

17:00 daily until the municipality is happy with restoring normal operating hours. Beaches will be closed should the current or winds intensify.

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Gift of the Givers leads relief efforts

HUMANITARIAN: Founder of Gift of the Givers, Dr Imtiaz Suleiman

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With despondency and hopelessness spreading across KwaZulu-Natal in the aftermath of raging floods, there is a glimmer of hope, and practical demonstration of humanity and compassion on an unprecedented scale. Relief efforts are pouring in from all quarters, with government continuously announcing new measures to alleviate the suffering of those affected. However the

private sector, mainly through charity organisations, has placed itself firmly at the centre of ongoing humanitarian programmes to help the flood victims. Undoubtedly, the Gift of the Givers, founded some 45 years ago, leads the charge with regard to relief programmes being spearheaded by nongovernmental organizations. The organization, founded

by the visionary Dr Imtiaz Suleiman, says its teams have ben ard at work offering humanitarian aid and also working alongside emergency rescue teams in responding to cries for help from the worst affected areas, including KwaDukuza and iLembe District in general. “With all our troubles, frictions and challenges this is indeed an incredible country where the spirit of Ubuntu (Humanity) always takes centre stage and reigns supreme. Our teams are busy with on-site assessments identifying areas of severe damage and to avoid duplication. “Community members are also providing feedback. Our criteria are clear: roads, bridges, drainage and public infrastructure are a governmental responsibility, though Gift of the Givers will possibly consider schools and health infrastructure for repair. “Private homes and businesses should be covered by insurance companies, whilst it's the informal settlements, houses in low lying locations and the noninsured that are dependent on a compassionate nation to assist them in their hour of

distress. “The need of the hour is huge with massive damages to roads, highways turned into rivers, retaining walls collapsed with people trapped underneath, cars washed away, debris and trees blocking roads, people can't get to work, health facilities had to reduce services, religious institutions as well as many

homes have been damaged, electrical infrastructure is non-functional aggravating load shedding, streams have become raging rivers and people have lost their lives,” the Gift of the Givers stated. The organization, whose humanitarian record remains untarnished and impeccable, is still accepting donations towards the flood relief efforts.

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Buzz Montessori celebrates Freedom Day

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Luthuli Museum hosts jazz concert

JAZZ: Vocalist and player Zawadi Yamungu will be performing at Luthuli Museum on Friday

Last month iSupport Creative Business launched its first exhibition of new work that is aimed to commemorate, showcase and bring the story of some of the unique musical heritage of KwaZulu Natal to life. As part of this exhibition, supported by Concerts SA, uMongo Msindo will host uDloko player Zulu and uMakhweyane player and vocalist Zawadi Yamungu in concert on Friday 29 April at

6pm at the Luthuli Museum in Groutville. Ahead of the concert, the curators, Marlyn Ntsele and Mzwandile Ntsele, will host a walk-about of the exhibition. Zawadi Yamungu is a South African indigenous musician born in Mandeni, north of KwaZulu Natal. This international artist started singing in church and then later studied acting, dancing and music, which has contributed to enhancing her career as an

artist. Having been mentored by the renowned Mbuso Khoza, Zawadi has also worked with Dr Gcina Mhlophe, Madala Kunene, Themba Mkhize, and Nduduzo Makhathini and other legends. Zulu, who resides in Ficksburg, has played uDloko for most of his life, having spent most of his young life cow herding instead of schooling. Zulu not only plays uDloko, but he also makes the instrument from scratch. He is passionate about his music and enjoys that uDloko is an instrument that, in his words, doesn't discriminate against or is not limiting to anyone. UMongo Msindo is a multifold undertaking that is in equal parts archival and exhibitionary. It works against a globally flattened culture where speed is currency and context amiss. It works against a globally flattened culture where speed is currency and context amiss. Working within the boundary of KwaZuluNatal, it considers 'hyper locality' as a tool to disrupt the c o n d i t i o n s o f 'internationalism'. It invites audiences and custodians of age-old music traditions on a sojourn of music-making and consumption, with a particular focus on the relationship between player and instrument. Both entities conjoin to form a vessel that transmits sound, heritage and frequencies.

Mandini Academy spreads cheers at Ikhwezi Home

CHEERS: Pictured are members of Mandini Academy's Mission 58 Club together with educator Mrs Lyn Wessels

Learners from Mandini Academy's Mission 58 Club went to Ikhwezi Welfare Centre to host a party for the children, and for the elderly at the Home for the Aged. All had a wonderful time doing an Easter Egg hunt with the children and

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ANC Youth League gears up for regional conference By Xpress Reporter

The ANC Youth League in the General Gizenga Mpanza Region is going to an elective conference this coming weekend, to elect its new regional leadership. This is according to a statement issued by the League's Regional Congress Preparatory Committee (RCPC),

an interim structure appointed by the ANC to oversee the running of the League and to prepare for the regional conference. In the statement, the RCPC congratulated the League branches across the Region for successfully convening general branch meetings (BGMs), a usually

fraught process that has paved the way for the upcoming elective conference. The RCPC hopes the upcoming conference will be a demonstration of unity among the young people. “We want to assure branches that we unanimously agree that ours is to deliver a credible congress to young people that is in line with the constitution of the ANCYL and that any differences that may occur are in relation solely to protecting the credibility of this congress and we will do so until the RCPC is officially dissolved in congress. “During such times it is important that we ask all

members to execute a high level of organizational discipline,” the RCPC stated. The RCPC also took the opportunity to clarify the misleading reports regarding the dates for the elective conference, which had placed the conference on a date earlier than the proposed date. The League said the false social media post stipulating the wrong date shad been designed expressly to create confusion and undermine the RCPC. “This poster was vindictively created and shared with the public with the aim of confusing and undermining the RCPC. These utterances and divisive acts seek to weaken the responsibility of the RCPC in delivering a united

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'Those who are not content with a little will not be content with a lot?

Eid-Ul-Fitr; a Unique Festival Time of Joy for Muslims Muslims throughout the country will celebrate the auspicious & joyous occasion of EID-ULFITR, either on Monday (02/05/2022) or Tuesday (03/05/2022), upon sighting of the moon, which culminates the end of the Holy month of Ramadhan. Eid -ul -Fitr is a unique festival. It has no connection with any historical event nor is it related to the changes of seasons or cycles of agriculture. It is not a festival related in any way to worldly affairs. Its significance is purely spiritual. It is the day when the Muslims thank GOD ALMIGHTY for having given them the will, the strength and the endurance to observe fast and obey His commandment during the holy month of Ramadhan. This day, in Muslim world, brings rejoicing and happiness. The rejoicing is not, however, at the departure of the month of Ramadhan; it is the happiness which man feels after successfully completing an important task. So far as the passing away of the month of Ramadhan is concerned, Muslim religious leaders of the early days of Islam always felt profound sorrow when it came to an end, as they felt that they were being deprived of the spiritual blessings which were associated with the month of fasting. Eid-ul-Fitr is related to such a month of blessings, because it is on this day that the strict restrictions of the preceding month are lifted. Unfortunately, in some places, this resumption of the normal activities is misinterpreted as a licence to indulge in activities prohibited in Islam, like gambling, etc. Fortunately, such trends are not common yet; but such people should be made to understand the significance of Eid-ul-Fitr. Religious observances of the Eid-ul-Fitr are designed to offer thanks to GOD ALMIGHTY that He helped us in accomplishing the aim of

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Ramadhan. Surely, it would be an affront to GOD ALMIGHTY if anybody, after thanking Him for completing that spiritual training, goes right away sinning against Him! Had such person known the meaning and purpose of Eid-ul-Fitr, he could not have indulged in such un-Islamic activities. Eid-ulFitr can be interpreted as a three-fold blessing: First it provides one more occasion for the Muslims to thank God ALMIGHTY and remember His blessings. Secondly, it affords an opportunity of spiritual stock-taking, after the month of Ramadhan. A Muslim can now ponder over the strength (or weakness) of his will power; he can see, in the mirror of Ramadhan, what were the strong (or weak) points of his character, because under the stress of fasting, the hidden qualities (or evils) of

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becomes sharper. Religion exhorts a man to give, by his own free will, a share of his wealth to those who are less fortunate, and to give it for obtaining the blessings of God ALMIGHTY. Materialism teaches him to snatch from others whatever they have got without any regard to the moral or ethical questions involved. Thus, the religion tries to strengthen the highest qualities of the human character; materialism strives to make him the slave of the lowest animal instincts degrading him to the level of the beasts. On this day, special prayers are held the world over, between sunrise and noon, when the Muslims assemble, in large congregations, wearing their best dresses standing shoulder to shoulder, demonstrating for everyone the universal brotherhood which is another distinguishing feature of Islam --- the religion of God ALMIGHTY. Let us re-dedicate our life to the cause of humanity, which is the best way to demonstrate our love of God ALMIGHTY. Let us resolve that our energies, in the coming year, will be directed towards strengthening a society based on mutual respect, brotherly love, and universal understanding. Let us decide that, in the coming year, we will build a social order which would bring not only the material benefits, but also the spiritual satisfaction. We pray that Almighty God guide us to recognise Truth for what it is and give us the strength to follow it, and we pray that He guide us to recognise falsehood for what it is and give us the determination to keep away from it while we rejoice, we remind ourselves that there can be no occasion, no moment so joyous, that we forget our peoples' great sacrifices around the world especially those of our orphans and victims of wars in Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Kashmir, Afghanistan and Rohingya and the innocent prisoners suffering torture and humiliation in worldwide detention camps. We also ask God Almighty to rid our country and the world over of this so called Coronavirus that we are plagued with. The Xpress Times would like to wish all Muslims Eid Mubarak. Xpress Times sincerely condoles with all who were affected by the floods. May they all find comfort in the hands in the Almighty.

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Premier and ratepayers “reconcile” over tanker confusion By Xpress Reporter

UNITY: Ravi Ramsunder, Chairperson of the La Mercy Ratepayers Association

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala and his La Mercy neighbours appear to have “buried the hatchet” over the recent water tanker fiasco. Premier Zikalala came under fire recently after video footage emerged of a water tanker parked out his house in the area, apparently supplying water exclusively to his family while the rest of the neighbourhood was without water. Zikalala

immediately dismissed the reports as “fake”, but later apologized for the confusion, and vowed that there would never be a repeat of such an incident. The La Mercy Ratepayers Association (LMRPA), through its chairperson Mr Ravi Ramsunder, has extended an apology to Zikalala over this incident, attributing the whole fiasco to “miscommunication”. Both parties have since agreed to “move forward in the spirit of unity”. Earlier, Zikalala had described the allegations of prudential treatment against him as a “distraction”

from his contribution towards his community during a most difficult period of water outages. ““I together with the community have gone for days without water. I then requested assistance after members of the community pleaded for my assistance knowing I lived in the area. “Actually all the other days my wife and kids had been fetching water on buckets. To me this is not new as I grew up fetching water and I still do today when situations demand. “We did eventually receive a response and the tanker came to the area. The video fails to mention that the tanker actually provided water to the local residents and supplied many of them with the much-needed water

Press before also filling at my home. “Now, for this person to present the video in a way that implies that only my family got the water is blatant propaganda, uncalled-for, mischievous and malicious,” The Premier had earlier stated. It appears the Premier's neighbours are also well cognizant of his contributions. Ramsunder, speaking on behalf of the LMRPA, said, “The parties r e g r e t t h a t t h e miscommunication has detracted the focus on the task at hand which is to holistically respond to the humanitarian crisis caused by the flood disasters and focus on the rebuilding process. In the spirit of unity and for the betterment of the lives of the residents, the focus in the coming days will be on the pressing issue of water, attending to the plight of the displaced, infrastructure rehabilitation and the rehabilitation of the M4”.

Comedy show comes to KwaDukuza

LAUGHTER: Sithembiso “Halo M” Mtshali is bringing comedy to KwaDukuza

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An award-winning comedian from KwaDukuza is determined to spread laughter and cheers through his newly launched monthly comedy show. Sithembiso Mtshali, popularly known as Halo M, launched his monthly show at the end of March. He says his plan is to host the show on the last Thursday of every month. “We have just emerged from the worst floods ever experienced in this part of the country, and our people are still dealing with so much trauma. It is important that we give people some reason to laugh, and to forget about the pain they have just experienced. Comedy brings people together, and we are now saying it's time for the people of KwaDukuza and iLembe District to have something to look forward to,” Mtshali says. His show tomorrow, to be hosted at The Prince Lounge, will feature wellknown names in the comedy industry, viz Felix Hlophe, Gqonqa

(Mzambiya) and Nonto R. “After the show, we intend to visit some families who were worst affected by floods to offer comfort and some relief. We shall be doing that to demonstrate that, as professional artists, we also stand with them during this extremely difficult period,” he says. Halo M is also offering a rare opportunity to up and coming comedians to share the stage with accomplished comedians. “I want to unearth new talent in this field. So any aspiring comedians out there are urged to contact me, so that they will have this fantastic opportunity to come on stage and show their talent,” he adds. The show will take place tomorrow, Thursday, 28 April 2022, starting at 18:00. Tickets will be sold at the door. Halo M can be contacted via social media platforms (Facebook, Hallo M Comedian), via email (halomcomedian@gmail.com) or on mobile (079) 110-2509.

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KDM commended for improving Etete road

Residents of Etete in the vicinity of CA Naidoo Store have welcomed the move by KwaDukuza Municipality to grade an access road in the area that has been in a chronic state of neglect. DA PR councillor Bulelwa Mvulana, who residents in Ward 20, said the road is used daily by residents and scholars from Radha Roopsingh Primary School. Hitherto, it has been in a shameful condition, especially when it rains, when the road would become virtually impassable. “This community has been suffering due to the condition of this gravel road, particularly during rainy weather. Not only were their vehicles getting stuck in the mud but when wet or slippery the road would put pedestrians and school children in danger when cars slide. Pupils walking to Radha Roopsingh School, were forced to walk through the muddy mess with overgrown verges on their way to school,” Cllr Mvulana stated. Cllr Mvulana added that getting the municipality to attend to this vital access road started when she reported the matter to KDM's Roads and Storm Water Department. “The recent flooding made the road even more unusable as ridges of water were flowing through it. A big thank you goes out to Happy from Roads and Storm Water Department for prioritizing

GRADING: Etete residents have welcomed the grading of an important access road in the area

this road to be graded last Wednesday 20th April, despite the demand on the grader caused by the devastation of many roads,” she said. A resident, Ms Desiree Pillay, had this to say: “It was really dangerous because when it rains we were worried that our vehicles would go down the bank as the road would be undrivable. Thank you to Cllr Bulelwa and KDM for assisting us with this road”.

Seeking natural parents

KwaDukuza Child Welfare is searching for the following natural parents. Should anyone have information on any of the listed individuals, kindly contact the relevant social worker on 032 5512129.

1. The natural father of Lwazi Petros Ntombela and Nolwazi Prudence Ntombela, born 03/08/2005. The natural mother was Precious Nomkhosi Ntombela. She died on March 06, 2010. 2. The natural father of Nolwazi Amahle Ntanzi, born 10/05/2010 and Nhlanhla Ntanzi, born 12/01/2007. The natural mother was Khulisiwe Ziphi Ntanzi. She died on 16/02/2013. Kindly contact social worker, Miss P. S h e k w a r e g a r d i n g t h e abovementioned cases.

3. Looking for the natural father of Sonto Dladla (Female) born 13 April 2004 Her natural mother was Hlengiwe Dladla (Deceased). 4. The natural father of Junior Sibusiso Ngcobo born of Nompumelelo Charity Ngcobo (deceased) with unknown man on 26/03/2005. Nompumelelo passed on June 18, 2008. 5. The natural father of Slindile Dlamini born of Angelic Gabisile Dlamini on the 16/02/2005 who

passed on 08/08/2005 Kindly contact social worker, Reverend N.M. Bhengu regarding the abovementioned cases. 6. The natural mother of Kaylyn Kuppa born 16/03/2006and Caldyn Isaac Kuppa born 16/11/2007. The natural mother is Ms Christine Andy and the natural father is Mr Sivakumar Kuppa. Kindly contact social worker, Miss T.H Ndaba regarding the abovementioned cases. 7. The natural father of Michael Mcnally, born 20/02/2019. The natural mother is Nicole Katherine Yo u n g . T h e n a t u r a l f a t h e r ' s whereabouts are unknown. 8. The natural father of Pretty Ndlovu, born 18/04/2011, Thembeka Ndlovu, born 23/03/2007 and Simphiwe Ndlovu, born 14/11/2016. Their natural mother is Zanele Gabazile Ndlovu of Nonoti area. The natural father's details and whereabouts are unknown. 9. The natural father of Thabisile Luthuli, born 11/03/2013. The natural mother is Zanele Gabazile Ndlovu of Nonoti area. The natural father's details and whereabouts are unknown. Kindly contact social worker, Miss L.L. Ntuli regarding the abovementioned cases.

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Comprehensive relief Ilembe reaches out to package for flood victims Maphumulo flood victims By Xpress Reporter

The South African government, through the SA Social Security Agency (SASSA), has announced a comprehensive relief package for those affected by the recent floods in KwaZulu-Natal. More than 400 people lost their lives as ravaging floods swept through the province, leaving behind a trail of utter devastation. More than 4000 homes were completely destroyed, while 8000 were partially destroyed. Inestimable infrastructural damages were caused, in certain areas cutting off

entire communities. Thousands of people were displaced, and lost all their possessions in the process. As part of wide ranging efforts to provide immediate relief to the victims, government has announced that more than 300 social service professionals have been deployed to the province to work with affected communities. Furthermore, the relief grant for flood victim disaster cases has been upwardly adjusted from the initial R700 to R1980-00. Also, food vouchers to the value of R1200-00 will be issued to affected families. The

voucher will be R3960-00 if the family has lost a loved one due to floods. The intervention does not end there, as government has also undertaken to extend assistance to learners who lost their school uniforms during the raging floods. Government will be spending R2700-00 (in uniform replacement) in the case of girl learners, and R2500-00 for boy learners. For flood disaster related assistance, members of the public are urged to call the KZN flood rescue and relief hotline: (0800) 000-953 / (0800) 000-954.

Proteas duo Lee, Van Niekerk scoop prestigious Wisden cricket accolades

WARMTH: Ilembe District Municipality's Deputy Mayor Cllr James van Whye hands over bed sponges and blankets to flood victims in Maphumulo

The devastation caused by floods in iLembe District and beyond left behind untold misery for those affected. In response, iLembe District Municipality has extended a helping hand to affected communities in Maphumulo. Last week Deputy Mayor Cllr James van Whye distributed bed sponges and blanket, to help the victims

keep warm as the winter chill slowly creeps in. The initiative, according to the municipality, was part of Operation Sukuma Sakhe (OSS) and the District Development Model (DDM), recently implemented by government to better streamline development programmes at district level.

Cllr van Whye made the handover on behalf of KZN MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Ms Peggy Nkonyeni, who is iLembe DDM Champion MEC. The handover took place at the Qwabe tribal Court, and it benefitted communities from wards 8 and 9.

Workers trapped in collapsed trench By Xpress Reporter

SA's Lizelle Lee has scooped the Wisden Leading Woman Cricketer in the World accolade

Proteas star Lizelle Lee has been named Wisden's Leading Woman Cricketer in the World. Lee was honoured with the accolade after a dominant 2021 in which she averaged 90.28 with the bat in ODI cricket, including a spectacular series against India in which she scored 288 runs in four innings. On the men's side, Joe Root was named Leading Cricketer in the World, just a week after he stepped down as England's Test captain. Root quit last week after five years as England skipper following a dismal run of one

win in 17 games. But his impeccable form with the bat in 2021, when he scored 1 708 runs at an average of 61, helped him earn the global award. Root succeeds his own potential successor with the national side, Ben Stokes, who took the honour in 2019 and 2020. Root is the third Englishman to receive the accolade since it was launched in 2003, with Andrew Flintoff the first in 2005. Elsewhere, South Africa's Dane van Niekerk was named as one of the almanack's five Cricketers of

the Year. She joined New Zealand's Devon Conway, England's Ollie Robinson, and Indian duo Jasprit Bumrah and Rohit Sharma in earning the prestigious award, which dates back to 1889. Van Niekerk was a leading player England's The Hundred competition, earning the award of Most Va l u a b l e P l a y e r a f t e r captaining her side the Oval Invincibles to victory in the women's competition. Van Niekerk was also the tournament's leading runscorer with 259 runs at 43, and took eight wickets with the ball at an average of 20.

Two construction workers had a harrowing experience on Sunday after they found themselves entrapped in a collapsed trench, in Ballito. Medi Response has reported that the workers were removed from the trench by their colleagues, prior to the arrival of emergency personnel. One of the workers had sustained serious injuries and had to be airlifted to hospital. The second worker was stabilized on the scene before being transported by ambulance to hospital. TRENCH: Two workers were entrapped in a collapsed trench at a construction site

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0 at Anfield in midweek, Frank Lampard's men at least managed to make the Reds earn the three points. A Sadio Mane dipping effort from the edge of the box was the sum total of the threat to the Everton goal in a scrappy first 45 minutes littered with stoppages in play. Mane was lucky just to see yellow from one melee involving almost all 22 players after Liverpool refused to put the ball out of play with Richarlison down injured. Everton's 32 completed fewest passes in the first half was the fewest of any team in a Premier League game since 2006. However, they posed the greater threat early in the second half and were made to rue

Anthony Gordon's chance to open the scoring when he dragged his shot across goal with just Alisson Becker to beat. Gordon also had claims for a penalty appeal waved away to Lampard's dismay for a push by Joel Matip. With the scores still level on the hour mark, Klopp was forced to turn to his bench with Luis Diaz and Origi, a perennial scourge of Everton in derbies past, thrown on. The allimportant goal, though, came from an unlikely source as Robertson headed in just his second goal of the season from Mohamed Salah's dinked cross to the back post. Salah sliced another good chance over as Everton wobbled after going behind. But the visitors found their feet again to ensure a nervy finale for the vast majority of the crowd inside Anfield. Demarai Gray fired a powerful shot inches wide before Robertson was also a hero at the other end as he cleared Dele Alli's dangerous cross to prevent Alex Iwobi applying a finishing touch. Origi looks set to depart Liverpool at the end of the season after falling further down the pecking order since the January arrival of Diaz. But the Belgian signed off with his sixth goal in 12 Merseyside derbies when he headed in at the far post five minutes from time.

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