XPRESS TIMES by Ahmed Desai

FREE! copies distributed in: KwaDukuza and surrounding areas, Mandini, Isithebe, Tugela, Ntshawini, Groutville, Shakaskraal, Ballito, Umhlali, Maphumulo, Glendale, Doringkop

press If it matters to you, it matters to us

times

ast north co

Grow your Business

email: timesmedia@telkomsa.net

29 JUNE 2022

We have an advertising package to suite your needs

STANGER

Tel: 032 437 3000

Hi I’m Sunny,

your Store Manager.

BEE Compliant - Level 3 - 110% 5 Moola Building, 12 Lindley Street, Stanger Tel.: 032 552 2165 / 7

Email: stanger1@retail.spar.co.za

@SUPERSPARSTANGER

These specials are available from Wednesday 29th June to Sunday 3rd July 2022 Ace Maize Meal 10kg

Aunt Caroline Rice 10kg

6999

11999

Orange Grove Long Life Milk (Full Cream or Low Fat) 6x1lt

7399

21999

per pack

each

SPAR Sunflower Cooking Oil 5 litre

each

Emeraldene Large Taxi Pack Eggs 60s

SPAR IQF Chicken Mixed Portions 5kg

9999

16999

each

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

SPAR Margarine Brick 500g

Danone Nutriday Smooth Yoghurt 6 x 100g each

SPAR Choice Butter 500g

each

Frys Braai Sausage 380g

99 each

off

Lancewood Cheddar or Gouda Cheese 900g

x 10 members pay:

each

Eskort Pork Sausage 375g

4499 each

Nobrelli Vanilla Frozen Dessert 5 litre

99 each

Ola Viennetta Vanilla Frozen Dessert 650ml or Magnum Georgies Shoulder Mini Ice Cream or Back Bacon assorted 6s 200g each

6499

SPAR Crumbed Chicken Strips/ Bites / Fillet or Wings 500g

99 each

BUY 3 FOR

SPAR Slap/Skinny or Crinkle Cut each Chips Assorted 1kg

BUY 2 FOR Bakers Tennis Biscuit each Assorted 200g

1299

3600

Koo Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce 410g

SPAR Pilchards In Tomato or Chilli Sauce 400g

BUY 3 FOR

BUY 2 FOR

4000

5499 each

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

off x 10 members pay:

104

each

Huletts White Sugar 10kg

164

99 each

2799

each

Pepsi/Miranda/ 7 Up or Mountain Dew Carbonated Soft Drink 2lt

Liqui Fruit 100% Fruit Juice Assorted 2 litre

Jacobs Kronung Coffee Bottle or Refill Pack 200g/230g (excluding Decaff)

3799

each

9999 each

99 each

Omo Auto Washing Powder 3kg, Liquid 2lt or Capsules 24s

99 each

Bokomo Weetbix 900g

4899 each

Cadbury Chocolate Slabs Assorted 80g (excluding Bubbly & Bournville)

BUY 2 FOR

3300

2800 Yum Yum Peanut Butter Spread 1kg

Oreo Cream Biscuits Assorted 133g

BUY 2 FOR

2800

5799

each

Bobtail Dog Food Assorted 5.5kg-8kg

Sunlight 2 In 1 Hand Washing Powder 3kg

SPAR Cake Flour 2.5kg

each

Ellis Brown Coffee Creamer 750g Five Roses Select African Blend Tagless Teabags 100s

5399

3299

each

109

5000

x 10

2999

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

2700

BUY 2 FOR

off members pay:

Snowflake Cake Flour 10kg

McVities Digestive Biscuit (Milk or Dark Chocolate) 200g

Crosse & Blackwell Mayonnaise (Tangy and Creamy Only) 750g

2999 Kelloggs All Bran Flakes 750g

Nestle Milo Energy Drink 500g

Bakers Blue Label Marie Biscuit Assorted 200g

SPAR Chicken Livers each 250g

STORE R 99 each PRICE Get an extra

159

SPAR 2 Ply Toilet Tissues 18s

99 each

*Maximum of 10 e-Coupons per customer, for each SPAR Rewards product /Multi -buy /combo featured.

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 29th June 2022 to Sunday 3rd July 2022, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

off

x 10 members pay:

15499

each

XPress

June 29, 2022

STANGER @SUPERSPARSTANGER

Clover Classic Vanilla Custard 1 litre

Clover Fruits of the Forest Yoghurt assorted 1kg

each

99 each

Clover Classic Yoghurt assorted 1kg

each

BUY

99 each

2 FOR

FOR

Clover Bliss Yoghurt Assorted 1kg

Clover Krush 100% Juice Assorted 1,5 litre

Clover Tropika Assorted 2 litre

Clover Super M Flavoured Milk 300ml

Clover Classic or Fruits of the Forest BUY Yoghurt ANY Multipack 6x100g

each

99 each

Clover Condensed Milk 385g

2399 each

Clover Olive Pride Seed Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil Blend 1 litre

Clover Tropika UHT Assorted 6x200ml

7999

each

Clover Feta Cheese Assorted 400g

4499 each

Clover Go Nuts Peanut Butter 400g

Clover Numel UHT 6 x 1 litre

99 each

Clover Nutrikids Fruit Nectar Juice 6x200ml

99 each

Clover Creamel Creamer 750g

99 each

Clover Krush Assorted 6x200ml

99 each

Milo Ready To Drink 6x200ml

4799

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 29th June 2022 to Sunday 3rd July 2022, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

each

XPress

June 29, 2022

XPress

FREE copies distributed in: KwaDukuza and surrounding areas, Mandini, Isithebe, Tugela, Ntshawini, Groutville, Shakaskraal, Ballito, Umhlali, Maphumulo, Glendale, Doringkop M O TYRES STANGER

press If it matters to you, it matters to us

ast north co

SIMPLY BUY AND REGISTER YOUR WILLARD BATTERY 16/5/2022 - 18/6/2022

C RE D I AC

TION • TA

5 Moola Building, 12 Lindley Street, Stanger • Tel: 032 552 2165 / 7 email: timesmedia@telkomsa.net Follow us on 29 JUNE 2022

• B BB- E E

times

R ! OU AT T Y OR M E G DO EE FR

BLEVEL3 EE

1 King Shaka Street, KwaDukuza Tel: 032 552 4153 / 4

Boston City Campus (Pty) Ltd Reg. No.1996/013220/07 is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution under the Higher Education Act, 1997 (Act No.101 of 1997). Registration Certifificate No. 2003/HE07/002.

Watch your business grow Advertise in

Xpress If it matters to you, it matters to us

times

st north coa

For best results at discounted rates, contact Ahmed Desai on 083 6900 707 or Cookie on 032 552 2165

im 49 Mahatma Gandhi Str. Tel : (032) 551 1522 Double Bed 1 Star

R1199 3 Door Wardrobe Imported

R999 DONATION: Stanger SUPERSPAR has once again demonstrated its generosity by donating R20 000 towards Winter Fair 2022, being hosted by KwaDukuza Child Welfare. Pictured from left are Andile Zakwe from Stanger SuperSpar, Nozipho Mkhize (SPAR KZN Advertising and Sponsorships Manager), Winter Fair Director Sooraj Maharaj, Sinenhlanhla Ndaba from KwaDukuza Child Welfare, Anusha Coopsamy from KwaDukuza Child Welfare and Stanger SUPERSPAR Store Manager Sunny Somduth. The 2022 Winter Fair commences today at Stanger High School sports grounds, and will run until Sunday the 3rd of July 2022. Tickets are purchasable at the gate.

Stanger SUPERSPAR donates R20 000 to Winter Fair

3 Piece Kitchen Unit

R1999 R40.00 2 Large Battered or Grilled Hake Fillets & Chips R60.00 Grilled Snoek and Chips R60.00 1 Hake Fillet & Calamari Rings served with chips or rice R60.00 Calamari and Chips R75.00 2 Hake Fillets & Calamari rings served with Chips or Rice R75.00 6 Grilled Prince Prawns and Calamari Rings served with chips or rice R75.00 6 Grilled Prince Prawns, 1 Hake Fillet served with R75.00 Chips or Rice 6 Grilled Prince Prawns, 2 Hake Fillets served R95.00 with Chips or Rice 12 Grilled Prince Prawns R95.00 6 Grilled Prince Prawns, 1 Hake Fillet & Calamari Rings R105.00 served with Chips or Rice Seafood Paella R125.00 1 Large Battered or Grilled Hake Fillet & Chips

Tartar Sauce

R6.00 Peri-Peri Sauce

R6.00

OPEN DURING LOADSHEDDING PLEASE WEAR YOUR FACE MASK AND WASH YOUR HANDS FREQUENTLY

Trading Hours: Mon to Sat - 9.15am to 6.00pm / Sun - 10am to 4.00pm

3 Door Sink Unit

R1450 Lounge 3 Piece Corner Set Printed or Leather Look

R2000 3 Piece Glass Divider

R1099

/$7(67 &2/2856 ,1 48$57= 6/$%6 $1' *5$1,7( 6+((76 $9$,/$%/( 72 9,(: $7 285 %5$1&+(6 $1' )$&725< :+,&+ ,6 6,78$7(' $7 %((&+),(/' &5(6&(17 80*(1, %86,1(66 3$5. 6KRS .LQJ 6KDND 5RDG 6WDQJHU &HOO $OO 0DMRU &UHGLW &DUGV 7HO 'HELW &DUGV $FFHSWHG (PDLO VDOHV#NDW]VWRQHJUDQLWH FR ]D

XPress

June 29, 2022

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

Desai’s CASH & CARRY

PAGE 3

WE ARE DELIVERING TO CERTAIN AREAS ONLY! T'S & C'S APPLY MINIMUM COST OF ORDER R250-00.

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

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

Specials valid from 29 June - 6 JULY 2022. T’s & C’s Apply. E&OE

DAWN LOTION 200ML

NIVEA BODY CREAM/ LOTION 250ML

3095

400ML

NIVEA DEODORANT 150ML

400ML

2995

4895

1895 JUST FOR KIDS RELAXER 225ML

2095

BLUE SEAL VASELINE ORIGINAL 250G

2 FOR

2995

LUX BATH SOAP 175G

LIFEBOUY SOAP 100G

NEWDEN PET JELLY (PLAIN/MUSK) 100G

YARDLEY DEODORANT 90ML

CLOSE UP TOOTH PASTE 125G

2895 SATISKIN HANDWASH 400ML

PROTEX SOAP 175G

1095

2695

895

1395 SUNFREE DIAPERS 50'S

INYONGO MIXTURE ORIGINAL 100ML

LULA YAKI BRAIDS NO. 1

EVITA YAKI BRAIDS

1295 CUTICURA HAND SANITISER 50ML

SUNFREE WET WIPES 80'S

50ML

895

2495

SUMUKHA EUCLAYPTUS OIL 20ML

1495 2195

2095

PLAYGIRL DEODORANT 90ML

695

DETTOL LIQUID 50ML

2 FOR

795

DETTOL SOAP 175G

BRUT ROLL-ON 50ML

2995

COLGATE TOOTHBRUSH CLASSIC

GENTLE MAGIC LOTION 125ML

2295

BRUT DEODORANT 150ML

NIVEA ROLL-ON 50ML

1895

7595

DRYNAPS JUMBO PACK STAYFREE PADS 10'S

HUGGIES DRY COMFORT

ETERNITY SANITARY PADS 10'S

2 FOR

144

VICKS JAR 50G VICKS ACTA PLUS 50ML

3995

BLACK SILK RELAXER 225ML

16995 INGRAMS CAMPHOR CREAM 450G

4295 COMPRAL 48X2'S

BABYLINE PET JELLY 500ML

895

GLADE TRIPLE PACK 3X180ML

PLEDGE MULTI-SURFACE CLEANER (BANDED PACK) 2X300ML

2495

PANADO TABS 48X2'S

DISPRIN 52X2'S

WOODS PEPPERMINT CURE 50ML

4895

2495

5795

CLERE BODY CREAM 500ML

26 2095 300ML

PURITY 125ML

1095

7695 CLERE BODY CREAM 450ML

25 1895 250ML

DAWN BODY CREAM 400ML

1995

8095

CLERE BODY LOTION 200ML

TOP SOCIETY BODY CREAM 500ML

1295 2095

144'S

23000

400ML

200ML

WONDA WAVE PERM LOTION 100ML

795

VICKS TIN 40X12G

38000

CLERE GLYCERINE 100ML

1595 1895

2395

GRANDPA SACHETS38'S

PANADO SYRUP 50ML

3195

INFACARE 400G NO. 3 ONLY

3995

3695

JOHNSONS BABY POWDER 400G

2795 EAZBOHLISA TOILET PIT TREATMENT 1LT

5000

WOODWARDS GRIPE WATER 150ML

2995 SHISHISA UMUTHIUKHULA WEED KILLER 1LT

7000

PAGE 4

June 29, 2022

XPress

PAGE 5

June 29, 2022

Ilembe invests R37 million in water project

Over 1000 households from KwaDukuza will have permanent portable water supply following the iLembe District Municipality Council led by the Mayor, Councillor Thobani Shandu introduction of the contractor for the Glenhills Asbestos Cement Pipe Replacement and Reticulation Project at Shayamoya Hall 13, on the 26 June. The ongoing water interruption in the district has led the Council of iLembe to l a u n c h v a r i o u s refurbishment projects in the District recently, namely, Esidumbini, Driefontein water supply upgrades and Glenhills Asbestos Cement Pipe Replacement and Reticulation. Purpose of the meeting was shared by the Deputy Mayor of the iLembe District Municipality who is also the Chairperson of the Infrastructure Technical Portfolio Committee, Councillor James Van Whye. “the continuous unreliable water supply in the district have increased the operation and maintenance expenditure which have led to increased service interruptions and poor service delivery to some areas which impact on

tainting the image of the municipality. Today we came to end the ongoing water interruption that, we hope people will cooperate,” said Deputy Mayor Van Whye. Addressing the community, Mayor Thobani Shandu told the packed Shayamoya Hall that “the top priorities of this Council are to tackle water challenges and address the issue of old infrastructure as it brings unnecessary pressure to the community and us as iLembe Council. We have taken a stance to address the issue of

vandalism of projects with the aim to enhance revenue generation and minimize water loss. As iLembe District Municipality we have a primary role to supply with water to the residents of iLembe, therefore, we kindly request community members to protect infrastructure” said Shandu. He further told community members that water loss will cripple the municipality as litres of water are unaccounted for that is why we eradicate standpipes. The multi-million rands

Manor VPK Centre 032 552 1342 10kg UTD Potatoes Gravy Soakers

WHILE STOCKS LAST

Tomatoes 1,5kg

7kg Onions Avail. From Thursday

Fresh Amadumbe 1st Grade 1kg Pack

Gadra Beans

799 4799 Sunfoods Milk Biscuits 60x2PC

R799

R10 Grape Fruit

Oranges 7kg

3 for R10 10kg Impilo Super Maize Meal

R6499 R2999 Daisy Biscuits

India Gate Sella Basmati Rice

R999 R15999

4 for

Spinach Bunch

Dhania

Viking Cream Biscuits 150g

2000

Aquella Still Water 6x500ml

Sunfoods Mini Shortbread 60x50g

OFFERS FOR WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ONLY

5 DAYS SPECIAL!

114

R120 R2999

R1499

Viking Crunch Biscuits 40x40g

1699

Sunfoods Biscuits 3.5kg

1kg Ginger Packs

Rimax Dog Food 7kg

082 237 4089

Revive Water 5lt

Pepsi Max Cooldrink

R5499

R1999

2.5kg Carry Bag Oranges

Simba Nik Naks 50x20g

R15 Eggs 30’s

Value Pack Nova Naartjies

2kg R30

WATER: Ilembe District Mayor Cllr Thobani Shandu is seen turning the sod, signalling the beginning of a massive water infrastructure upgrade project in Shayamoya, KwaDukuza

2kg Lemon Packs

R1499

R5999

Trading Hrs : Mon-Sat 8am to 6.30pm Sunday 10am to 5pm

3 for

R6499 R20

Jump Naks 40x30g

6x2lt

MYSTIQUE FRUIT & VEG Debit & Credit Card accepted

2lt

In closing remarks, Councillor Nkululeko Qwabe from Ward 12 thanked the project on behalf of the communities and promised that community will cooperate in accomplishing the development in the area. The iLembe District Municipality would like to request the communities to report vandalism, water leaks to 032-4379371/ 9427 or 087-806 2324/ 2325.

project will be done by director, urged the community Pilcon Projects with a value to be tolerant with the of R37 500 063.33 for the m u n i c i p a l i t y a s s o m e period of 12 months. It's challenges are beyond the anticipated that more than 60 control as there are over 60people will be appointed. year-old infrastructure in T h e s p l i t f o r place causing persistent water Women/men/youth/disabled challenges in the district will be as per the EPWP however, the municipality is Programme. The employer's b u s y r e p l a c i n g t h a t agent on the project is infrastructure. She further Reflective Thinking (Pty) r e q u e s t e d c o o p e r a t i o n between community member Ltd. Speaker of Council Dolly and contractor. Shandu who was t h e program 2 Cactus Rd, Stanger

Munch & Krunch Wafer 150g

Sunfoods Bear Biscuit 100x45g

149

Bakers Topper Creams 12x125g

03/07/2022

+ / + " . /1,!

XPress

PAGE 7

June 29, 2022

Anti-drug operation yields success

By Xpress Reporter

Local law enforcement agencies successfully intercepted two vehicles that were allegedly transporting dagga in a most devious way. KwaDukuza SAPS communications officer Constable Siphesihle Myeni said a multi-disciplinary team acted on intelligence that a Nissan Hardbody bakkie

being towed in a trailer by a Toyota Fortuner was in fact loaded with dagga. A team comprising of KwaDukuza SAPS, McCarthy Toyota Risk, Fidelity Security, Hawks Security and Eos Crime Intelligence monitored the two vehicles, before strategically intercepting them on the N2 South Bound. “Dagga to the value of

R1270-00 and cash amount of R5757-50 were booked in at KwaDukuza SAPS.,” Constable Myeni stated. A white Toyota Fortuner with an ND registration plate, and a white Nissan bakkie also with an ND registration plate and a trailer were also booked in at the local police station. At the time of going to press, two suspects were expected to appear in court.

DAGGA: Two suspects were arrested for being in possession of dagga

KDM receives progress report on temporary houses

ER WIDE RANGE OF SHOW S DOORS ,TOILETS & BATH L ON SPECIA SPECIALS VALID FOR 2 WEEKS

5 piece Toilet, Basin, Pedestal, Pan, Cistern, Mechanism, Excludes Basin mixer

TILE COMBO Ceramic Combo 35*35 covers (14m²) * 7 boxes Tiles * 4 Ceramic Fix * 1 x 5L Bonding Liquid * 1 x 5kg Grout * 1 x pack of Spacers

R1499

Tile Cement 20kg

REPORT: The KZN Department of Human Settlements last week briefed local councillors on the progress made so far in the construction of temporary residential units (TRUs) for those who were affected by floods. The key focus of the meeting was to deal with unlocking land parcels to rehouse flood victims. Pictured (L to R) are KwaDukuza Council Speaker Cllr Dolly Govender, KwaDukuza Mayor Cllr Lindy Nhaca, KZN Human Settlements HOD Mduduzi Zungu and KwaDukuza Deputy Mayor Cllr Thulani Ntuli

R849 4590 071 766 7663

89 BALCOMB STREET, STANGER

PA RT Y & HOME

7990

Tiles sold separately @ 032 437 8196

TRANSPORT PROVIDED

dhi tma Gan a h a M 25 Stanger Street, t Wholesalers) tanger

(Opp. S

for your Plasticware, Toys, Stationery, Homeware and Party Favorites

Swee

071 27

8 9750

OFFERS VALID FROM 29 JUNE - 3 JULY OR WHILE STOCKS LAST CANDY MAN CAKE DECOR

BAKELS WHITE FONDANT 1KG

BAKELS DAIRY CREAM DELIGHT 1LT

6999

4499

COSMIC EDIBLE CONFETTI SPRINKLES

COSMIC METALLIC FLAKES 100ML

4499

BAKELS RED/BLACK ICING 1KG

CANDI MAN CHERRIES 75G

CADBURY FLAKE 99 8 PCS 40G

2499 2499 1999

CANDI MAN CHOC CHIP BROWN/WHITE 80G

CAKE MODULE 3PCE from

COSMIC GEL FOOD COLOURING 25G

CAKE BOARDS from

CAKE PAN MUFFIN 12’S

3999

9999

SMALL

COSMIC FLAVOURING 20G

DEW CHOC SLABS 400G

2499

W ' ϴ

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

;3UHVV

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

W ' ϵ

XPress

PAGE 10 June 29, 2022

KDM committed to creating inclusive economy By Xpress Reporter

KwaDukuza Municipality is committed towards building an inclusive economy. This was revealed by Mayor Cllr Lindile Nhaca on Friday last week, when she delivered a message of support at the launch of the Chief Albert Luthuli Fun Run and Walk, at Luthuli Museum. Nhaca said the municipality remained committed to continue working towards improving the lives of the people through job creation and the creation of business opportunities. “We need to work as a collective towards ensuring that we create an inclusive economy that will bring more jobs, alleviate poverty, and reduce unemployment, in the interest of benefitting the previously disadvantaged and most vulnerable groups in society. “We are facing a very steep economic downturn. KwaDukuza Municipality is still responding to the impact of the April and May floods. The impact further exacerbated the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which halted the hosting of several

Valid 29 June - 5 July

PAMPERS JUMBO PACK

SKY WASHING POWDER 2KG

SKIN CLINIC

SURF DISHWASHING LIQUID 750ML

19999

2499

1899

Apple/Guava & Pear/Banana/ Guava Only STAYFREE 10S SCENTED

YARDLEY DEO LACE

PURITY POUCH 3 FOR

999

1999

2499

INCLUSIVE: KwaDukuza Mayor Cllr Lindile Nhaca

tourism driven events including the Luthuli legacy Walk and Fun Run, for a period of two years. “While still picking up the pieces, there is a glimmer of hope,” the Mayor said. With the lifting of the Covid-19 regulations and restrictions, several events that are integral to the KwaDukuza's economic and tourism growth strategy are being hosted this year. These events include the KwaDukuza Child Welfare's Winter Fair, the Ballito Pro and the Luthuli legacy Walk and Fun Run.

“KwaDukuza is not only the home of (Chief) Luthuli but the home of the architect of the Zulu Kingdom, the great Zulu King Shaka kaSenzangakhona. We have all the reasons to celebrate during these times in the knowledge that both men shared a common place and a common vision for their people. It is with these reasons that we have partnered with the Luthuli Museum in welcoming people from all walks of life to join the celebration of our rich heritage,” Nhaca said.

House robbery suspect nabbed, vehicle recovered

BENYLIN 50ML ASSTD.

2999

MANJRAS EST.1966

29 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Stanger Tel: 032 5522397 / 032 5511541

LED Camping Light (battery operated)

Portable Solar Energy Lamp Condere 2 Bar Heater

STOLEN: A suspect has been arrested and a vehicle recovered following a house robbery incident in KwaDukuza

By Xpress Reporter

4999 LED Rechargeable Light

Rechargeable GD Lite Digital Lighting Kit

14999 Rechargeable Hot Water Bottle

Was R599-99 now

349

3999

A local resident and her 3-yearold child were left traumatized on Thursday last week after five men stormed into their home while load shedding was in effect. In a statement provided to the local police, the woman claims that the men, who were all wearing face masks, pretended to be police officers from Gauteng, looking for drugs and alcohol. The victim told police that two of the men pointed with firearms, and forced her into her dining room where they allegedly pointed her child with a firearm, before proceeding to remove items from the house.

KwaDukuza SAPS communications officer Constable Siphesihle Myeni said the suspects allegedly removed a Sinotec TV, an LG radio, an assortment of liquor, two mobile phones, snickers and a Polo Vivo vehicle. The value of the items is estimated at R110 000. Constable Myeni said police received information that the suspects could possibly be at Blythedale Beach. A multidisciplinary team proceeded to the location, but found that the suspects had left. Myeni adds that the team was able to trace the suspects to a house in Ntshawini. “Upon entering the house, (the) members found one suspect with

alcohol and electrical appliances taken as per above mentioned case. Upon searching the suspect a key of a motor vehicle was found on his person. 'Members then interviewed the said male about the key and he voluntarily disclosed that the key was for the vehicle taken during the house robbery, which (vehicle) was hidden in the Lindelani area. Members then proceeded to Lindelani and recovered the vehicle,” stated Constable Myeni. The suspect has been detained at KwaDukuza police station, while the search cont9neus for his alleged accomplices.

XPress

June 29, 2022 PAGE 11

XPress

PAGE 12 June 29, 2022

Officials urge to serve with honesty and integrity

District Mayor declares war on corruption

By Xpress Reporter

Ilembe District Mayor Thobani Shandu is on the warpath. On Thursday last week the mayor led the iLembe Family of Municipalities (which includes the District Municipality, KwaDukuza, Mandeni, Maphumulo and N d w e d w e l o c a l municipalities) in launching an anti-corruption hotline. In an event that started with an anti-corruption awareness campaign at Sundumbili Plaza in Mandeni, the mayor unveiled at the hotline at the official launch session held at Sibusisiwe Hall. Delivering the keynote address, Cllr Shandu homed in on the issue of ethics and correct behaviour, stressing that human character had a lot to do with ethical conduct. The mayor said the collective and individual ethical conduct of all employees within a municipality was a reflection of the institution's ethical orientation. “Fraud and Corruption has been identified as a significant risk that threatens the sustainability of public resources and service delivery. It is among the most serious obstacles to governance, economic and

HOTLINE: Seen at the launch of the anti-corruption hotline are (L to R) Dolly Shandu (Ilembe Council Speaker), Sinenhlanhla Chili (Maphumulo Deputy Mayor), Lawrence Magwaza (Mandeni Deputy Mayor), Thobani Shandu (iLembe District Mayor), Thabani Mdlalose (Mandeni Mayor), Samuel Mfeka (Ndwedwe Mayor), Zandile Siwetu (Ndwedwe Deputy Mayor and Phindile Sishi (Mandeni Council Speaker)

social development. “In South Africa the fight against corruption is one of the major tasks and priorities in government. Corruption has a detrimental effect on government's effort to deliver effective services to the people. The action government is taking now to end corruption and hold those responsible to account will determine the pace and trajectory of the radical social economic transformation we seek. This day provides an opportunity for iLembe Family of Municipalities to

join forces against corruption,” Mayor Shandu stated. The mayor further stated that iLembe District, as a whole, had taken some significant steps to address issues of fraud and corruption. Shandu mentioned mechanisms such as the Municipal Public Accounts Committees (MPACs) and the Independent Audit Committees as being instrumental in the provision of oversight over financial management, and in ensuring the integrity of

municipalities. The District's Anti-Fraud and Corruption Strategy and Policy, the mayor added, is aligned with the KZN Cogta Strategy, which seeks to give effect to the following:

• Anti-fraud and AntiCorruption Prevention initiatives, • Anti-Fraud and AntiCorruption Detection initiatives and • Anti-Fraud and AntiCorruption response strategies “The District has a section under Enterprise Risk Management that focusses on Anti-Fraud and Corruption and some Local Municipalities' are in a process to establish this section. Fraud Risk Assessment are done on annual basis. “Fraud Risk Registers have been developed and is monitored by Risk Management Committee, Audit Committee, Portfolio Committees and Executive Committee. Annual workshops on anti-fraud and corruption are done to

councillors and management. Annual anti-fraud and corruption awareness campaigns are done to staff and councillors on annual basis. “The District Command Council took a resolution for all Municipalities to run a shared service hotline and an independent service provider has been appointed to run with it. It will go live on the 1 July 2022,” Shandu said. Shandu warned that stealing from government would have an adverse impact of service delivery. “We will not allow corruption under our watch. Each government official is an agent of change and, therefore, a leader in promoting the public good through serving the public in an unbiased and impartial manner and cost-effectively,” Shandu concluded.

KwaDukuza ward committees successfully inducted

MANOR food market 2 CACTUS ROAD, VPK CENTRE, STANGER MANOR, STANGER TEL: 032 552 2284

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7.30AM - 7.00PM

NO TRADERS, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT QUANTITIES E&OE

OFFERS VALID WHILE STOCKS LAST! Aunt Caroline Rice 10kg

Golden Delight Rice 10kg

12199

Nyala Maize Meal 10kg

11499

8499

Toppers Asst.

Oreo Original Bobtail Dog Food 8kg

3 for

17799

2699 Koo Baked Beans 410g

INDUCTION: KwaDukuza Council Chief Whip Ntokozo Mbatha (left) and KwaDukuza Council Speaker Dolly Govender

Farm Gate Milk 6x1lt

Stay Free Pads 10’s

4 for

1199

FRUIT AND VEG 2kg Tomatoes

Gadra Beans kg

2 for

2999 Sasko Premium White

Sasko Premium White

EMPOWERMENT: Pictured are members of KwaDukuza ward committees who were successfully inducted last week

BISMILLAH TAKEAWAY 45A Lindley Street, Stanger Tel: 032 551 2819 Cell: 071 872 9195

CHICKEN TIKKAS

Cucumber

Large Lettuce

PIZZA SPECIAL Any 2 Large Chicken Pizza

Full Chicken

R160

R140

Family Mixed Grill

2 for 7kg Oranges

R180

14 2499 Methi Herbs (Doz)

1699

Large Garlic kg

1399

Large Pineapples

Clemintines kg

Leg Tikka Combo Plus Seekh Kebaab

R60 Burger Specials on Friday nights!

TRY ME BBQ Jalepeno Steak Pizza

R95 Friday Specials

Deg Lamb Breyani R80 Dhall Gosht, Rice & Papad R45 SATURDAY SPECIALS Gajar Halwa Lamb kalya Dhall Gosht R50 litre Fresh Naan

1399 6299

1099

99 Kindly place orders in advance to avoid disappointment

• 032 551 2819 • 064 930 5717 • 071 748 3049

K w a D u k u z a Municipality together with the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) have successfully inducted ward committee members from the 30 wards that make up KwaDukuza. The induction was held at the KwaDukuza Town Hall, on Wednesday last week. The programme empowered ward committees about their duties and functions, the code of conduct, and their role in the formulation of the Integrated Development Plan (IDP). The event was presided over by KwaDukuza Council Speaker Dolly G o v e n d e r a n d KwaDukuza Council Chief Whip Ntokozo Mbatha.

;3UHVV

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' ϭϯ

XPress

PAGE 14 June 29, 2022

Covid-19 recedes, enters Monkeypox The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) has confirmed that a case of monkeypox has been identified through laboratory testing at the NICD on Wednesday, 22 June 2022. The case involves a 30-yearold male residing in the Gauteng province. He reports no recent travel history. Contact tracing has commenced, identifying any additional linked cases of monkeypox in South Africa. Monkeypox is a rare viral infection in humans. Since May 2022, monkeypox has been reported in more than 3 000 individuals from several European countries, the USA, Canada, Australia, Morocco and the 22 King Shaka Street, Dawnside, stanger opp Tyre Track United Arab Emirates. This is the first multi-country o u t b r e a k o f Polo Golf 1 1.3 Tazz 1.6 Corolla Branches Branch Branches Branches

R999

Opel Corsa Branches

Tail Pipes from

R999

Exhaust Rubbers from

Exhaust System from

R1499 R150

R20

R1000

monkeypox and is already the largest outbreak of monkeypox recorded. The cases to date mostly involve individuals that self-identify as men having sex with men. Risk factors include reporting multiple sexual partners. Recent large social events are thought to have served as super spreader events. Person-to-person transmission involves close contact (for example kissing, cuddling, sexual contact) with an infected person or materials that have been contaminated by an infected person (for example sharing linen, clothes and other household items). The virus is not highly transmissible and close physical contact is required for transmission. It does not spread similarly to influenza or the SARSCoV-2 virus. Monkeypox presents with an acute illness characterised by fever and general flu-like symptoms, followed by the eruption of a blister-like rash on the

skin. The disease is rarely fatal and cases typically resolve within two to four weeks. Most cases do not require hospital treatment. Prevention of infection hinges on the isolation of cases until fully recovered. The risk to the general population is considered low, given the low transmissibility of the virus. The World Health Organization recommends increasing vigilance for cases with contact tracing and monitoring of laboratory-confirmed cases. Isolation of confirmed cases allows for the prevention of transmission and interruption of the cycle of transmission. Circulation of the monkeypox virus in humans may be eliminated through this classic containment approach. Mass vaccination against the monkeypox virus is not currently recommended.

Ndwedwe Municipality takes lead in inclusive governance

Offers valid while stocks last. T’s & C’s Apply.E&OE

Contact Nikki : 071 173 1414

NivNeh Factory Shop

Shop 12 Ushaka Mall, Stanger l 084 282 7172

Open 7 days a week

Stockist of : * Party items * Cleaning materials * Toiletries * Photocopies & printing INCLUSIVE: Pictured are some of the stakeholders at the meeting of the Ndwedwe Municipality's Joint Coordinating Committee

By Xpress Reporter

Ndwedwe Local Municipality is setting the bar very high in terms of implementing and consolidating an inclusive approach to governance, through its well functioning Joint Coordinating Committee (JCC). The Ndwedwe JCC includes representatives from the municipality, representatives from the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) as well as traditional leaders (Amakhosi), which are led by their local chairperson, Inkosi Khumalo. The JCC held a meeting at the Ndwedwe Council Chamber last week, which provided |mayor Cllr Samuel Mfeka with an opportunity to unpack the municipality's Integrated Development Plan (IDP) for the rest of the current Council's term of office.

Latest SA Covid-19 stats

With the recent scrapping of all Covid-19 regulations by the South African government, data from the National Institute for Communicable Disease shows that daily infections continue to reduce. In the latest reporting cycle, 202 new Covid 19 cases were recorded, bringing the cumulative number of infections since the start of the pandemic to 3 992 661. Tests conducted thus far are 25 698 459, while the number of recoveries is currently sitting at 3 877 949. 101 740 deaths related to Covid-19 have been registered. South Africa is currently sitting with a 97.1% recovery rate. Nine deaths were recorded in the latest reporting period.

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' ϭϱ

;3UHVV

"MXBZT 5PHFUIFS

#FBDPO 4MBC H

FBDI

1BTUB +PZ .BDBSPOJ 4QBHIFUUJ

3IPEFT #BLFE #FBOT

FBDI

4JNCB %PSJUPT 4XFFU $IJMMJ H

FBDI

#PLPNP $PSO 'MBLFT

$MPWFS /VNFM 6)5 .FEJVN 'BU .JML

FBDI

Y MJUSF

4QBSMFUUB 4DIXFQQFT MJUSF

FBDI

#BLFST &FU 4VN .PS H

FBDI

0QFO EBZT B XFFL

MJUSF

4NJUIFST 3PBE 4UBOHFS 5FM 8F SFTFSWF UIF SJHIU UP MJNJU RVBOUJUJFT & 0& 1SJDFT TVCKFDU UP DIBOHF XJUIPVU QSJPS OPUJDF 1JDUVSFT NBZ WBSZ GSPN BDUVBM QSPEVDU "MM QSPNPUJPOBM JUFNT TUSJDUMZ DBTI BOE DBSSZ

FBDI

0GGFST WBMJE GSPN 8FEOFTEBZ UI +VOF UJMM 5VFTEBZ UI +VMZ PS XIJMF TUPDLT MBTU .PO 'SJ BN QN 4BU BN QN 4VO 1VCMJD )PMJEBZT BN QN $MPTFE PO 'SJEBZT GSPN BN QN GPS QSBZFST

)FMJPT 4VOøPXFS 0JM

+BDPCT ,SPOVOH (PME $PòFF

+\SHU

3UHSDLG .ZD 'XNX]D 0XQLFLSDOLW\ (OHFWULFLW\ (VNRP (OHFWULFLW\ ,OHPEH :DWHU 7RNHQV

+\SHU

%LOO 3D\PHQWV $YDLODEOH ,OHPEH :DWHU $FFRXQW

W ' ϭϲ :ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

;3UHVV

"MXBZT 5PHFUIFS #SPPLFT 0SPT 0SBOHF +VJDF MJUSF

%FMJDJPVT +VJDF Y MJUSF

"RVFMMF 4UJMM 8BUFS Y NM

-JRVJGSVJU 'SVJU +VJDF Y NM

FBDI

#FOOZ $IJDLFO 4QJDF Y H

1BO $PPLJOH 0JM

Y NM

FBDI

Y NM

FBDI

Y NM

FBDI

'BS &OE 4UFSJ -POH -JGF .JML Y NM

% MJUF 1BO $PPLJOH 0JM

FBDI

MJUSF

5BTUJD 3JDF

"VOU $BSPMJOF 3JDF

#MVF #JSE 4QFDJBM .BJ[F LH

"[BN $BLF 8IFBU 'MPVS

*OHPOZBNB 4VQFS .BJ[F LH

(PMEFO %FMJHIU 3JDF

4BTLP $BLF 8IFBU 'MPVS

(SPXFMM :FMMPX .BJ[F

(PMEFO $MPVE $BLF 8IFBU 'MPVS

/ZBMB 4VQFS .BJ[F .FBM

4IFSB[ 4VHBS #FBOT

8IJUF 4UBS 4VQFS .BJ[F .FBM

"DF 4VQFS .BJ[F .FBM

FBDI

$SJTQB (PME 0JM MJUSF

(PMEFO %FMJHIU 3JDF

4OPXGMBLF $BLF 'MPVS LH

FBDI

1BOBEP %JTQFOTFS #PY Y

FBDI

4VOGPJM 1BO 1BMN 0JM MJUSF

(PMEFO 1SFTUJHF 5IBJ 3JDF

FBDI

&MMJT #SPXO $PòFF $SFBNFS 4BDIFU Y H

FBDI

MJUSF

(PMEFO $SJTQ 1BMN 0JM MJUSF

FBDI

MJUSF

(PMEFO 1SJEF 3JDF LH

'FTUJWF 3JDF

3JDPòZ +BS Y H

4VOGPJM 4VOGMPXFS 0JM

MJUSF

Y H

4QFLLP 3JDF #MVF

Y H

3FTUPSF 3FMBYFS Y NM

FBDI

)FMJPT 4VOGMPXFS 0JM

&YDFMMB 4VOGMPXFS 0JM

# 8FMM $BOPMB 0JM

3BNB 0SJHJOBM #SJDL .BSHBSJOF Y H

4BMEBOIB 1JMDIBSET

FBDI

$BTBNJB 5JNF 5FOOJT Y H

4VQFS 7BMVF 1JMDIBSET Y H

.BR )BOEXBTI 1PXEFS Y H

MJUSF

5SJ 4UBS 3JDF

FBDI

7JDLT 7BQPSVC +BS Y H

FBDI

4VOGPJM 4VOGMPXFS 0JM

4ZVNCP -PMMJFT Y

FBDI

Y NM

FBDI

1PXFS 1MBZ &OFSHZ %SJOL 0SJHJOBM Y NM

Y H

Y NM

3BKBI .JME 4QJDZ Y H

4JNCB /JLOBLT $IFFTF Y H

FBDI

#VSO &OFSHZ %SJOL Y NM

$IBQQJFT (VN Y

FBDI

4NPPUIJFT Y

3JDIFTUFS &DMBJST Y

FBDI

3FCPPTU &OFSHZ %SJOL Y NM

FBDI

4QBSMFUUB 4DIXFQQFT Y MJUSF

$PPFF Y MJUSF

5XJ[[B Y MJUSF

%SJOL 0 1PQ 4BDIFUT Y

1PXFSBEF Y NM "RVFMMF 4UJMM 8BUFS MJUSF

FBDI

"RVFMMF 4UJMM 8BUFS Y MJUSF

)VMFUUT 4FMBUJ 8IJUF 4VHBS

LH LH

0GGFST WBMJE GSPN 8FEOFTEBZ UI +VOF UJMM 5VFTEBZ UI +VMZ PS XIJMF TUPDLT MBTU

4FMBUJ #SPXO 4VHBS

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' ϭϳ

;3UHVV

"MXBZT 5PHFUIFS 4JNCB /JLOBLT H

4JNCB (IPTU 1PQT H

4JNCB 1FBOVUT 3BJTJOT H

FBDI

%F 7SJFT $IPDP 3JOHT 0SJHJOBM 8IJUF H

FBDI

3JTJ .BSJF Y H

FBDI

,FMMPHHT 3JDF ,SJTQJFT 7BOJMMB H

FBDI

1IFOEVMB 5JQT 5FBCBHT hT

FBDI

#BLFST 3PNBOZ $MBTTJD $IPDPMBUF H

FBDI

(MFO 5FBCBHT T

FBDI

'SFTIQBL 3PPJCPT 5FB hT

FBDI

'VUVSF -JGF 4NBSU 'PPE H

+VOHMF 0BUT 3FHVMBS #PY LH

/ZBMB *OTUBOU 1PSSJEHF LH

#BLFST .BSJF 0SJHJOBM H

FBDI

#SJUBOOJB .JML 3VTLT H

#BLFST 5PQQFS $SFBN H 6NWPUJ 1PQDPSO 4FFE LH

FBDI

+VNQJO +BDL 1PQDPSO H

FBDI

$MPWFS $SFBNFM $PòFF $SFBNFS H

FBDI

/FTDBGF (PME $BQQVDDJOP 4BDIFU Y

FBDI

*OGBDBSF #PY H

,PP #BLFE #FBOT H

FBDI

#VMM #SBOE $PSOFE .FBU H

FBDI

.ST #BMMT $IVUOFZ 0SJHJOBM LH

FBDI

&F[FF /PPEMFT Y

FBDI

5SVMFN -FNPO +VJDF MJUSF

FBDI

,PP #FFUSPPU H

FBDI

6MUSBNFM $MBTTJD $VTUBSE 7BOJMMB MJUSF

FBDI

&WFSZEBZ $SFBNTUZMF $PSO H

(PME %JTI 7FH $VSSZ H

4BMEBOIB 1JMDIBSET H

FBDI

*NBOB 4PZB .JODF #PY H

FBDI

*NBOB $VCF +BS hT

FBDI

-VDLZ 4UBS 1JMDIBSET 5PNBUP $IJMMJ H

FBDI

,OPSSPY $VCF hT

4QSBZ $PPL 0SJHJOBM NM

FBDI

5PQ $MBTT 4PVQ #BH H

FBDI

&WFSZEBZ #VUUFS #FBOT H

FBDI

)B[FMEFOF .JY 'SVJU +BN H

FBDI

(PMEFO $MPVE 4FMG 3BJTJOH 'MPVS LH

FBDI

$SFNPSB $PòFF $SFBNFS H

&WFSGSFTI 6)5 .JML Y MJUSF

$MPWFS (P /VU 4NPPUI 1FBOVU #VUUFS H

FBDI

$MPWFS 4VQFS . Y NM

3JDPòZ +BS H

5PNDP #BLFE #FBOT H

5PQ $MBTT 4QJDF .JY H

FBDI

3PCFSUTPOT #JDBSCPOBUF 4PEB H

FBDI

$MPWFS $POEFOTFE .JML H

-VDLZ 4UBS 4ISFEEFE 5VOB H

FBDI

4OPXøBLF #BLJOH 1PXEFS 1PVDI H

FBDI

.BNBT $IJMMJ 5PNBUP 4BVDF MJUSF

,OPSS 4BMBE %SFTTJOH NM

1BLDP $VSSJFE $IJMMJFT H

FBDI

"MM (PME 5PNBUP 4BVDF NM

/PMB .BZPOOBJTF

FBDI

-BSHF &HHT EP[FO

FBDI

-BSHF &HHT EP[FO

FBDI

4BTLP 1SFNJVN #SPXO #SFBE H

FBDI

'SFTI 4FFEFE #VOT +VNCP Y

FBDI

'SFTI .VóOT "TTPSUFE Y

'SFTI %POVUT Y

FBDI

4BTLP 1SFNJVN 8IJUF #SFBE H

FBDI

0GGFST WBMJE GSPN 8FEOFTEBZ UI +VOF UJMM 5VFTEBZ UI +VMZ PS XIJMF TUPDLT MBTU

FBDI

W ' ϭϴ :ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

;3UHVV

"MXBZT 5PHFUIFS LH 1PUBUPFT

1FQQFS 1SFQBDL

-FUUVDF

" (SBEF #VML 4UFXJOH #FFG

" (SBEF #FFG $IVDL #SJTLFU #MBEF

$MPWFS $MBTTJD 4NPPUI :PHIVSU Y H

FBDI

2VBMJQFU "XBSE "OJNBM 4IBNQPP MJUSF

3JNBY %PH 'PPE LH

4LJO $MJOJD 5JTTVF 0JM $SFBN NM

FBDI

*OHSBNT $SFBN )FSCBM 3FHVMBS 4FOTJUJWF .PJTUVSF NM

FBDI

FBDI $PNöUFY 1BOUZ -JOFST 3FHVMBS %FP hT

FBDI

.BR 'BCSJD 4PGUFOFS 3FöMM NM

4VOMJHIU -BVOESZ #BS H

FBDI

.VH )BOEQBJOUFE 0;

.BR 3FHVMBS 8BTIJOH 1PXEFS LH

%PWF $PUUPO #VET hT

FBDI

.VH #VMMFU 4USBJHIU 8IJUF 0;

%FGZ ,FUUMF 4BOEXJDI .BLFS $PNCP %4#

MJUSF %FGZ $IFTU 'SFF[FS $' %.' 8IJUF t " &OFSHZ &óDJFODZ t .BOVBM %FGSPTU t .VMUJNPEF $POUSPM 1BOFM t :FBS (VBSBOUFF

,FOXPPE 4UFBN *SPO 451

#VDLFU &MFNFOU 5BQ MJUSF

MJUSF %FGZ 'SJEHF 8JUI #PUUPN 'SFF[FS $ .FUBMMJD %"$ t 4UBUJD " &OFSHZ 3BUJOH t 4UBS 'SFF[FS t "OUJCBDUFSJBM %PPS 4FBM t *OUFSJPS *MMVNJOBUJPO t :FBS (VBSBOUFF

FBDI

7BMVQBL )PU 8BUFS #PUUMF MJUSF

(PSJUF )FBUFS #VDLFU MJUSF

MJUSF %FGZ 1MBUF 4UPWF $PNQBDU #MBDL %44 t " &OFSHZ 3BUFE 4PMJE 1MBUFT t .VMUJGVODUJPO 0WFO 4ZTUFN t )FBU 4XJUDIFT BOE 'VODUJPO 4FMFDUPS t :FBS (VBSBOUFF

FBDI

#MBDL 4JML )BJS 3FMBYFS NM

4UBZGSFF .BYJ 1BET Y hT

FBDI

Y hT

FBDI

)VHHJFT %SZ $PNGPSU +VNCP 1BDL

1VSJUZ #BCZ 1FUSPMFVN +FMMZ NM

+PIOTPO +PIOTPO #BCZ 1PXEFS H

FBDI

%JOOFS 1MBUF )BOEQBJOUFE *ODI

4VOMJHIU %JTIXBTIJOH -JRVJE MJUSF

%BXO -PUJPO $SFBN NM

:BSEMFZ (PSHFPVT &OHMJTI #MB[FS NM NM

$IFSVCT 8FU 8JQFT hT

FBDI

-JGFCVPZ #PEZXBTI NM

FBDI

0NP #MFBDI MJUSF

+FZFT )PNF (VBSE NM

FBDI

$IFNJDP -JRVJ $MFFO 3FöMM NM

FBDI

1BSNBMBU 4MJDF $IFFTF H

FBDI

4IJFME %FP .BMF 'FNBMF NM

FBDI

4VOMJHIU "VUP 8BTIJOH 1PXEFS LH

FBDI

%hMJUF .BSHBSJOF 5VC LH

-JGFCVPZ 4PBQ H FYDMVEJOH $PBM .JOU

FBDI

-JTUFSJOF $PPM .JOU 'SFTI #VSTU NM

4IJFME 3PMM 0O NM

#BCZ 4PGU 5PJMFU 3PMM 8IJUF 1MZ hT

3BNB .BSHBSJOF 0SJHJOBM #SJDL H

FBDI

4BWMPO "OUJTFQUJD -JRVJE NM

8PPET (SFBU 1FQQFSNJOU $VSF $PVHI 4ZSVQ NM

FBDI

(PMEJ $SVNCFE #VSHFST H

FBDI

* + #FFGFST H

4JNQMZ $IJDLFO 7JFOOBT LH

.PPJSJWFS 4BMUFE #VUUFS H

FBDI

7BTFMJOF 1FUSPMFVN +FMMZ NM

FBDI

5SPQJLB +VJDF MJUSF

$MFSF 1VSF (MZDFSJOF NM

FBDI

$IJDLFO %SVNTUJDLT

$PMHBUF )FSCBM 5PPUIQBTUF NM

$BUNPS %SZ "EVMU $BU 'PPE LH

FBDI

)BSWFTUJNF .JYFE 7FH H

$MPWFS /FDUBS +VJDF MJUSF

$MPWFS "NBTJ LH

FBDI

$IJDLFO $VMMT

3BJOCPX 1PMPOZ LH

FBDI

(PMEFO 1IPFOJY 4USBJHIU $VU $IJQT LH

4VQFSC 8PST

/BUVSFT (BSEFO 'PPE 4FSWJDF .JYFE 7FH LH

3BJOCPX .JY 1PSUJPOT LH

FBDI

#VTIDBNQ $IBLBMBLB 8PST

(PMEJ )FBE 'FFU Y LH

#FFG .JODF

4JMWFS 4JEF 5PQ 4JEF

LH 3FE "QQMFT (PMEFO %FMJDJPVT "QQMFT

(BESB #FBOT

FBDI

" (SBEF #FFG 4IPSU 1SJNF 3JC

FBDI

0SBOHFT LH

LH 3VHBOJ $BSSPUT "7"*-"#-& '30. 5)634%": 50 4"563%":

LH 0OJPOT

FBDI

1MFEHF .VMUJ 4VSGBDF $MFBOFS #BOEFE Y NM

FBDI

.FMMFSXBSF +VH #MFOEFS 'VTJPO

FBDI

MJUSF .FMMFSXBSF ,FUUMF $PSEFE #MBDL 8IJUF #,

(MBEF "FSPTPM #BOEFE 1BDL Y NM

5SVMJUF $BOEMF H

FBDI

%FGZ 5PBTUFS 4MJDF 5" 4 5" 3

MJUSF 6OJWB .JDSPXBWF 0WFO 8IJUF 6 .8

5PUBM .PUPS 0JM 4"& NM

7JOZM 'MPPSJOH .BU NU

MJUSF 5PUBJ #VSOFS (BT 4UPWF BOE (BT 0WFO 5 "#' #MBDL t #VSOFS (BT 4UPWF t (MBTT -JE &OBNFM (SJET t %PVCMF %PPS (MBTT t MJUSF 0WFO $BQBDJUZ t "EKVTUBCMF -FHT t :FBST (VBSBOUFF

0GGFST WBMJE GSPN 8FEOFTEBZ UI +VOF UJMM 5VFTEBZ UI +VMZ PS XIJMF TUPDLT MBTU

LH %FGZ 5XJO 5VC 8BTIJOH .BDIJOF 8IJUF %55 t -BSHF 8BTIJOH $BQBDJUZ t *OEJDBUPS 8BTI 0QUJPOT t 8BTI 4QJO 5JNFST t -JOU %SZ 'JMUFST t :FBS (VBSBOUFF

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' ϭϵ

;3UHVV

6$'$)7$ FHOHEUDWHV )DWKHUV 'D\

&(/(%5$7,21 3LFWXUHG DUH 6$'$)7$ FRPPLWWHH PHPEHUV DW WKH HYHQW :HOO GRQH WR DOO ZKR PDGH WKH HYHQW VXFFHVVIXO ,16(57 6$'$)7$ FKDLUSHUVRQ 3RRPDQH\ 0RRQVDP\

7KH 6WDQJHU DQG 'LVWULFW $VVRFLDWLRQ IRU WKH $JHG 6$'$)7$ KHOG D IXQFWLRQ DW WKH 5$ 0RRGOH\ &RPPXQLW\ +DOO RQ 7KXUVGD\ ODVW ZHHN WR FHOHEUDWH )DWKHUV 'D\

7KH PHPEHUV HQMR\HG DQG KRXU DQG D KDOI RI SUD\HU VSHHFKHV SRHPV VRQJV GDQFH DQG D SOD\ HQWLWOHG ³*UDQGPD V 3ODQ´ 7KH KLJKOLJKW RI WKH GD\ ZDV WKH IRRW VWRPSLQJ GDQFH WR WKH HYHU

SRSXODU VRQJ ³%227<´ DQG DFFRPSDQ\LQJ WKDW ZDV WKH KRQNLQJ RI WKH YXYX]HOD WKDW VXUSULVHG HYHU\RQH DQG EURXJKW WKH KRXVH GRZQ

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

)8785( 3LFWXUHG DUH WKH RUJDQL]HUV DQG VRPH RI WKH SDUWLFLSDQWV

/RFDO PDOO EURNHQ LQWR 5HSRUWV RI DQ DOOHJHG EUHDN LQ DW RQH RI WKH PDMRU ORFDO VKRSSLQJ PDOOV KDYH HPHUJHG 7KH LQFLGHQW DOOHJHGO\ KDSSHQHG RQ 7KXUVGD\ QLJKW DQG VDZ WZR VWRUHV DW 8VKDND 0DOO EHLQJ DOOHJHGO\ EURNHQ LQWR 'HWDLOV UHPDLQ VNHWFK\ EXW .ZD'XNX]D SROLFH FRQILUPHG WKDW DQ LQFLGHQW KDG EHHQ UHSRUWHG DQG WKDW GHWHFWLYHV ZHUH EXV\ JDWKHULQJ HYLGHQFH DQG O D X Q F K L Q J D Q LQYHVWLJDWLRQ .ZD'XNX]D 6$36 FRPPXQLFDWLRQV RIILFHU &RQVWDEOH 6LSKHVLKOH 0\HQL VDLG ³$Q LQFLGHQW KDSSHQHG ZKHUHE\ XQNQRZQ VXVSHFWV DUULYHG DW WKH PDOO DQG SRLQWHG WZR VHFXULW\ RIILFHUV ZLWK ILUHDUPV EHIRUH IRUFLQJ WKHP WR OLH RQ WKH IORRU 7KH VXVSHFWV WKHQ VPDVKHG WKHLU ZD\ 7+()7 $ ORFDO PDOO ZDV UHSRUWHGO\ EURNHQ LQWR LQWR D &OLFNV 6WRUH RQ 7KXUVGD\ QLJKW ZLWK WZR VKRSV EHLQJ ZKHUH WKH\ UHPRYHG WDUJHWHG E\ FULPLQDOV SHUIXPHV WR WKH YDOXH RI 689 5 ´ $W WKH WLPH RI JRLQJ WR SUHVV QR &RQVWDEOH 0\HQL DGGHG WKDW WKH DUUHVW V KDG EHHQ PDGH $ FDVH RI VXVSHFWV DOVR EURNH LQWR 3LFN Q 3D\ EHIRUH IOHHLQJ WKH VFHQH XVLQJ WKHLU E X V L Q H V V U R E E H U \ L V E H L Q J YHKLFOH VXVSHFWHG WR KDYH EHHQ DQ LQYHVWLJDWHG

XPress

PAGE 20 June 29, 2022

STANGER

USHAKA MALL

2 HAYSOM ROAD

Trading times: Mon-Sat 7am to 8pm Sunday 7am to3:30pm

GROCERY COMBO BUY ALL FOR

530

Spekko Blue Rice 10kg Nyala Super Maize Meal 10kg Golden Cloud Cake Flour 10kg Helios Sunflower Oil 5lt

Delivery R25 for a radius of 5km or less

GROCERY COMBO BUY ALL FOR

299

Aunt Caroline Rice 10kg Ace Super Maize Meal 10kg Golden Cloud Flour 10kg

7699

11999 Spekko Blue Rice 10kg

4299

each

6999

Huletts White Sugar 2,5kg

7999

Each

Taj Mahal Chilli Powder/Bombay & Tumeric 1kg

13499

each

Sunlight Laundry Soap 500g

Husky Dog Food 775g

Epol Dry Dog Food 8kg

each

Bobtail Dry Dog Food 8kg

Nescafe Ricoffy 750g Excl Decaf

BUY 3 FOR

14999

each

BUY 2 FOR

each

Handy Andy All Purpose Cleaner 750ml

BUY 2 FOR

Sunlight D/washing Liquid 750ml

Domestos Thick Bleach 750ml

Golden Cloud Cake Flour 10kg

2 FOR 00

Robertsons Rajah Curry Powder 100g

PnP Super Maize Meal 10kg

PnP Canola Oil 2 litre

2 FOR 00

Nola Mayonnaise 500 - 880g

3 FOR 00

Koo Baked Beans 410g

2 FOR 00

Danone Ultramel Custard 1lt

31999 each

Jameson Irish Whisky 750ml

Alcohol Not for Sale to Persons Under the Age of 18. Drink Responsibly.

2 FOR 99

189

239

Ballentines Scotch Whisky 750ml

349

Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky 750ml

380

each

Glenmorangie X Single Malt Scotch Whisky 750ml

124

each

Flying Fish 6x330ml

Savanna Cider 6x300ml Cans

Tanqueray London Dry Gin 750ml

2 FOR

209 Cruz Vodka 750ml

each

Belgravia Gin Spirit Cooler 6x440ml Cans

22900 each

Castle Lite 24x410ml Cans

Bakers Tennis Biscuits 200g

2 FOR 00

Bakers Romany Creams or Choc-kits 200g

3 FOR 00

Simba Potato Chips 120g

6999

4999

PnP Long Life Milk 6x1lt

Kellogg's Corn Flakes 750g

each Smirnoff 1818 Vodka 750ml

each

Ouma Rusks 450 - 550g

2 FOR 00

15999

24999 99

Grants Triples Wood Blended Whisky 750ml

BUY 2 FOR

2 FOR 00

27000 Russian Bear Original or Flavoured 750ml

3499

5499

6199

Freshpak Pure Rooibos Tagless Teabags 80's

Nestle Milo Energy Drink 500g

Nestle Hot Chocolate 500g

PRICES VALID FROM WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2022 TO SUNDAY 3 JULY 2022 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED OR WHILE STOCKS LAST. ALL PROMOTIONAL STOCK ARE LIMITED QUANTITIES. E&OE. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PICK N PAY STANGER ONLY. TEL: 032 551 6400.

XPress

June 29, 2022 PAGE 21

STANGER

USHAKA MALL

2 HAYSOM ROAD

Trading times: Mon-Sat 7am to 8pm Sunday 7am to3:30pm

3499

each

Fatima's Samoosa Pur 500g

BUY ANY 2 FOR

BUY 2 FOR

each Fatima's Spring Roll Pastry 500g

each Fatima's Patha Rolls 650g

PnP Low Fat Yoghurt Asstd 1kg (excludes Double Cream)

Stork Country Spread 1kg Tub

BUY ANY 2 FOR

5000

BUY ANY

BUY MORE &

Clover Tropika Flavoured 2 litre

5699

Tilapia Fish P/kg

5199

Each

Angel Fish P/kg

4999

Tigh Line Sardines 1kg

5999

each Tighline Hake Fillets 500g

Mussel Meat Tighline 400g

each

Pink Prawn Peeled Tighline 400g

each

Langoustine Tails Tighline400g

Chicken Leg Quarter P/kg

DEAL

11599

each

TO ENTER

Pamper Finecuts Cat Food In Jelly or Gravy 12x85g Multipack

Dove Cream Bar Assorted 4x100g

Black Cat Peanut Butter 400g

PnP Fresh Chicken Braaipacks 16s P/kg

Nescafe Gold Cappuccino 10's

Nestle Cremora Coffee and Tea Creamer 750g

Nescafe Classic Coffee 200g Excl Decaf

BUY 2 FOR

179

15000

No Name Frozen Chicken Braaipack 5kg

Pnp Fresh Chicken Whole Bird In Tray P/kg

Rainbow Braaipack 2kg

4199 KG

Chicken Feets P/kg

8999 KG

Pnp Bulk Country Classic P/kg

Pnp Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1lt

Sheep Tripe P/kg

KG Lamb Plucks P/kg

Ox Liver P/kg

Lancewood Cheddar, Gouda or White Cheddar 900g

Blossom Lite Fat Spread 1kg Tub

Ox Heart P/kg

Clover Krush 100% 1,5lt Assorted

2599 KG

Ox Lungs P/kg

4199 KG

Beef Tripe P/kg

1840

KG Beef Intestines P/kg

7199

KG Beef Tongue P/kg

Three Ships Select Whisky 750ml

McCain Mixed Veg 1kg

Parmalat Steri Stumpie Low Fat Milk Asstd 350ml

7999

KG Chicken Portions Grilled P/kg

2000

5 Chicken Strips

7999 KG

Curry Chicken P/kg

7999 KG

PnP Chicken Portion South Fried P/kg

Clover Classic Low Fat Dairy Snack Asstd 6x100g

Castle Lager 24x340ml

BUY ALL FOR

12900 Potatoes7kg Onions 7kg Orange Bag

1099

each Rugani Carrots 1kg

1999 KG

Madumbies P/kg

2599

KG Green Pepper p/kg

6999 KG

Ginger P/kg

1999

each

Soft Citrus Tray

2999

each

Oranges Bag

XPress

PAGE 22 June 29, 2022

Half adult population receive Covid 19 vaccine

Mayor Shandu attends Provincial Youth Summit

VACCINATION: Government says half of the adult population in South Africa has received the Covid-19 vaccine

By Xpress Reporter

Half of the adult population in South Africa has so far received the Covid-19 vaccine. This is according to Cabinet, which met last week to discuss a range of issues, including the vaccination uptake, in the midst of a slowdown in the rate of infection. In a statement, Cabinet welcomed the drop in the rate of infection, and said this would give government an opportunity to continue rolling out vaccination under relatively pressure-free conditions. “Half of all adult South Africans have to date received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose. Government aims to use the lowinterest loan recently approved by the World Bank to purchase additional COVID-19 vaccine doses and ensure that the nation is adequately protected against potential infections. “Cabinet also considered matters

related to developments on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly with the progress being made towards a full return to normal socio-economic activities,” Cabinet stated. Meanwhile, Cabinet has also welcomed the visit by Alok Sharma, President of the 26th United Nations Climate Change Summit, who visited the country last week to assess South Africa's commitment to clean energy transition. “South Africa has been hard at work in preparing the ground for our clean energy transition and a move to clean energy sources such as green hydrogen, biomass, wind power, solar power and hydro-power, among other renewables. This so-called energy mix allows for a balance between energy sources to ensure reliable power to meet the country's growing energy needs,” Cabinet said.

FUNDRAISING

SUMMIT: Pictured is Ilembe District Mayor Thobani Shandu (left) and Cllr Nerish Sing, at the Summit

By Xpress Reporter

Ilembe District Municipality Mayor Thobani Shandu participated in the Youth in Local Government Summit at the weekend. The Summit was organized by the KZN Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), and was held at Farmers Hall in Newcastle. Also in attendance at the Summit was Cllr Nerish Sing of the Democratic Alliance (DA).

The summit consisted of a panel discussion which involved of young people who occupy strategic leadership positions both provincially and nationally, who shared their insights on some of the challenges that face young people. Addressing the Summit, KZN MEC for Cogta Sipho Hlomuka said, having noted the massive youth unemployment in South Africa, the department took a commitment to prioritise the lives

of young people by providing them with internship programmes to ensure that they have the necessary skills and experience. The MEC said the department has recruited 661 interns across municipalities and within the department. IFP Member of Parliament Mkhuleko Hlengwa, who was one of the panellists, said youth must be given space to play their role in governance. “There is a shortage of mentors because people are fearful of being left out and want to stubbornly occupy the space. Representation must not just be numerical but it must be substantive, qualitative, efficient and functional so that it makes the required impact in the spaces of representation,” he said. Giving a message of support at the Youth Summit, Inkosi Phathekile Chiliza, the Chairperson of the KwaZuluNatal House of Traditional Leaders, welcomed the move by the Department to involve young Amakhosi in the event. He encouraged young people to fulfil their dreams as the future lies with them. The Summit comes shortly after KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala announced the establishment the KZN Youth Empowerment Fund, which will see R100 million being set aside to assist young people who are in business to acquire tools for their businesses. “This fund is an important intervention as it shows the provincial government's commitment to helping young people succeed,” said the provincial government.

Passenger entrapped after rear end smash

We are raising funds to purchase a water tanker which will be available to the public at any time in our area.

Target is R700 000

Contributions can be made to Banking Details

SMA First National Bank Account No.: 62302492955 Branch Code: 250655 Reference: Water Tanker

Contact: Ahmed S. Mitha 083 786 4298 Mohammed Motala 083 710 1000 ML Kassim Kulu - 072 925 2541 Yusuf Nakooda - 083 519 7866

Stanger Muslim Association PBO 930037576

ENTRAPPED: Paramedics are scene working to stabilize a critically inured patient after a truck rear ended another

A passenger was entrapped in the cab of a truck, after the vehicle had rear ended another truck on the N2 highway near Zinkwazi, on Wednesday last

week. Taurus EMS reported that the patient, after being extricated, required advanced life support on the scene before being rushed to a nearby medical facility for

further treatment. Traffic was bad affected as emergency services worked to clear the scene. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' Ϯϯ

;3UHVV

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

6(5,286 $ SHGHVWULDQ VXVWDLQHG VHULRXV LQMXULHV DIWHU EHLQJ VWUXFN GRZQ E\ D YHKLFOH

0DQ EUXWDOO\ PXUGHUHG RYHU SDLU RI MHDQV

%\ ;SUHVV 5HSRUWHU

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³2QH RI WKH VXVSHFWV JUDEEHG WKH PDQ GXULQJ D KHDWHG DUJXPHQW DQG KHOG KLP RQ WKH JURXQG ZKHQ WKH \HDU ROG VWDEEHG KLP LQ WKH FKHVW ZLWK D ODUJH GDJJHU %RWK VXVSHFWV WKHQ IOHG WKH VFHQH RQ IRRW ³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´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

$))

5'$%/(

ORYH P\VHOI , DP PRUH FRQILGHQW %XW PRVW LPSRUWDQWO\ P\ JUHDWHVW VWUHQJWK LV FRQVLVWHQF\ EHFDXVH , GRQ W JLYH XS ³:LQQLQJ SDJHDQWV LV ERWK DQ KRQRXU DQG UHVSRQVLELOLW\ DQG , ZDQW WR VKRZ RWKHUV WKDW WKLV SODWIRUP LV WR EXLOG VNLOOV DQG FRQILGHQFH ³, KDYH EHHQ EOHVVHG HQRXJK WR JR RXW DQG WUDYHO DW VXFK D \RXQJ DJH , JHW WR H[SHULHQFH QHZ FXOWXUHV DQG OHDUQ D OLWWOH ELW PRUH DERXW P\VHOI DV , JURZ LQWR D \RXQJ ODG\ ´ <RODQGD VD\V 7KH UDGLDQW <RODQGD KDV DOVR GRQH SKRWR VKRRWV IRU ZHOO NQRZQ EUDQGV LQFOXGLQJ 0U 3ULFH &XWLH &XWH DQG )DVKLRQ )XVLRQ ³, ZRQ P\ ILUVW SDJHDQW LQ 0LVV 8SSHU +LJKZD\ WKDW 48((1 /LWWOH 0LVV (DUWK UHLJQLQJ TXHHQ <RODQGD DORQH RSHQHG GRRUV 0WKL\DQH DQG DOORZHG PH WR JR <RXQJ PRGHO <RODQGD 0WKL\DQH WR (XURSH 2UODQGR )ORULGD 1HZ ZHOO NQRZQ IRU PRGHOOLQJ KHU <RUN %XOJDULD DQG =DQ]LEDU , KDYH ZD\ WR XPSWHHQ WURSKLHV KDV RQFH ZRQ RYHU WLWOHV ZLWK RYHU DJDLQ PDGH .ZD'XNX]D DQG VDVKHV DQG FURZQV ³, EHOLHYH ZKDW PDNHV PH GLIIHUHQW .ZD=XOX 1DWDO DV D ZKROH SURXG E\ LV WKH DPRXQW RI WLPH , KDYH WDNHQ RXW VFRRSLQJ WKH SUHVWLJLRXV /LWWOH 0RGHO (DUWK 6XSHU *UDQG 3UL[ RI P\ SHUVRQDO OLIH WR WU\ JHQHUDWH GRQDWLRQV WKURXJK YROXQWHHULQJ , P UHFHQWO\ <RODQGD D OHDUQHU DW .ORRI +LJK H[WUHPHO\ YHUVDWLOH $QG , EHOLHYH LQ 6FKRRO EHJDQ PRGHOOLQJ DW WKH WHQGHU ZRUNLQJ KDUG LQ RUGHU WR DFKLHYH ZKDW DJH RI 6KH KDV VLQFH FDUYHG D , ZDQW LQ OLIH ´ VWDWHG <RODQGD +HU PHVVDJH WR KHU SHHUV LV WR QLFKH IRU KHUVHOI LQ WKH LQGXVWU\ ZLWK KHU EHDXW\ JUDFH DQG HOHJDQFH IROORZ WKHLU GUHDPV VWXGLRXVO\ DQG WR SURSHOOLQJ WRZDUGV D QXPEHU RI KDYH DQ DEXQGDQFH RI EHOLHI LQ WKHPVHOYHV 1RWKLQJ LV XQDFKLHYDEOH SUHVWLJLRXV WLWOHV ³6WDUWLQJ PRGHOOLQJ ZDV RQH RI WKH LQ OLIH LI RQH FDUULHV WKH ULJKW DPRXQW EHVW GHFLVLRQV , YH PDGH , YH OHDUQW WR RI GHWHUPLQDWLRQ <RODQGD DGGV

W ' Ϯϰ :ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

;3UHVV

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' Ϯϱ

W ' Ϯϲ :ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

;3UHVV

:ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ W ' Ϯϳ

W ' Ϯϴ :ƵŶĞ Ϯϵ͕ ϮϬϮϮ

.Kc 0Y\OMK]^

;SUHVV :HG

7KXUV )UL

6DW

6XQ

%HOLHYH LQ \RXU EHVW WKLQN \RXU EHVW VWXG\ \RXU EHVW KDYH D JRDO IRU \RXU EHVW QHYHU EH VDWLVILHG ZLWK OHVV WKDQ \RXU EHVW WU\ \RXU EHVW DQG LQ WKH ORQJ UXQ WKLQJV ZLOO ZRUN RXW IRU WKH EHVW +HQU\ )RUG $ WUXH DFW RI NLQGQHVV LV SHUIRUPHG IURP WKH KHDUW 7KH RQO\ H[SHFWDWLRQ IURP VXFK D SXUH LQWHQWLRQ LV WR OLIW VRPHRQH V VSLULWV -R (WWOHV

6XQQ\

PD[

6XQQ\

PD[

WSX

:KDW PDWWHUV KHUH LV WKDW SHRSOH FDQ FKDQJH (YHQ WKRVH ZLWK KDUGHQHG KHDUWV FDQ EHFRPH GLIIHUHQW RQ WKH LQVLGH /RYH GRHV WUDQVFHQG DOO WKLQJV /LQGD +XGVRQ 6PLWK

6XQQ\

(YHQ VRPHRQH ZKR VWHDOV \RXU OXQFK PRQH\ DQG HPEDUUDVVHV \RX RQ WKH EXV FDQ OHDUQ WR WUHDW SHRSOH EHWWHU 7UHYRU 5RPDLQ

WSX

5DQG &XUUHQF\ H[FKDQJH

;3UHVV

2QH 86 'ROODU 5 2QH (XUR 5 2QH %ULWLVK 3RXQG 5 2QH ,QGLDQ 5XSHH 5 2QH -DSDQHVH <HQ 5 2QH $XVWUDOLDQ 'ROODU 5 $V SXEOLVKHG RQ 7XHVGD\ -XQH

(IIRUWV WR FXUE FULPH LQ 6WDQJHU 0DQRU 3$752/ $ KLJK YLVLELOLW\ SDWURO ZDV FRQGXFWHG LQ 6WDQJHU 0DQRU RQ 6DWXUGD\ QLJKW WR FXUE FULPH

'$ (WHWH %UDQFK WDNHV ILUP VWDQG

7KH 6WDQJHU 0DQRU &RPPXQLW\ 3ROLFLQJ )RUXP &3) WRJHWKHU ZLWK 7DXUXV 6HFXULW\ FRQGXFWHG DQ SDWUROV LQ 6WDQJHU 0DQRU RQ 6DWXUGD\ QLJKW LQ DQ HIIRUW WR FXUE WKH KLJK UDWH LQ WKH DUHD 7KH PHHWLQJ SRLQW ZDV WKH 6WDQJHU 0DQRU 7HUPLQDOV 7KH WHDP PDLQWDLQHG YLVLELOLW\ RQ WKH PDLQ VWUHHWV

RI 6WDQJHU 0DQRU WKXV HQVXULQJ WKH VDIHW\ RI UHVLGHQWV ³7KH OHYHO RI FULPH LQ WKH 6WDQJHU 0DQRU DUHD KDV EHHQ LQFUHDVLQJ UDSLGO\ VLQFH Z L Q W H U E H J D Q $ K L J K YLVLELOLW\ SDWURO ZDV FRQGXFWHG WRJHWKHU ZLWK PHPEHUV RI WKH &3) ´ 7DXUXV 6HFXULW\ VDLG LQ D VWDWHPHQW

0XFK QHHGHG IDFHOLIW IRU / %RGDVLQJ 3ULPDU\

0,1, 3,&.(7 '$ DFWLYLVWV LQ (WHWH DUH FDOOLQJ IRU VODVKLQJ RI IXHO SULFHV

7KH 'HPRFUDWLF $OOLDQFH (WHWH %UDQFK KDV MRLQHG WKH QDWLRQZLGH HIIRUWV WR JHW 6RXWK $IULFD V IXHO SULFHV HGXFHG 7KLV FRPHV DV WKH SULFH RI IXHO FRQWLQXH WR VN\URFNHW OHDYLQJ PDQ\ PRWRULVWV LQ D GLIILFXOW VLWXDWLRQ

5HFHQWO\ WKH '$ YROXQWHHUV LQ :DUG KHOG D PLQL SLFNHW FDOOLQJ IRU IXHO SULFH UHGXFWLRQ DQG DOVR FDOOLQJ RQ 6RXWK $IULFDQV WR JHW LQYROYHG ³6RXWK $IULFDQV VLPSO\ FDQQRW DIIRUG WKH IXHO SULFH LQFUHDVH 7KH XQHPSOR\PHQW

OLQHV NHHS JURZLQJ ZKLOH KRXVHKROGV EHFRPH SRRUHU ZLWK HDFK SDVVLQJ GD\ ´ VWDWHG '$ 35 FRXQFLOORU %XOHOZD 0YXODQD 0YXODQD XUJHG UHVLGHQWV WR VXSSRUW WKH FDXVH E\ YLVLWLQJ W K H Z H E V L W H ZZZ VODVKIXHOSULFHV FR ]D

:RPHQ RI :RUWK &RQIHUHQFH 7KH :RPHQ RI :RUWK &RQIHUHQFH ZLOO WDNH SODFH RQ WKH WK RI -XO\ DW WKH $)0 6WDQJHU 1R *UH\ULGJH 'ULYH 6WDQJHU +HLJKWV IURP DP WR

7KH HYHQW ZLOO EH KHOG LQ KRQRXU RI 'U 6KLUOH\ 6HRODO DQG ZLOO EH JKRVWHG E\ 3DVWRU 3 D P H O D & K H W W \ * X H V W VSHDNHUV ZLOO EH 'U /HR &KHWW\ DQG 'U 7KDQGLH 1JRQHOR

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

1$0( 2) $33/,&$17 20$5 $<(6+$ 5(35(6(17(' %< 5HDO 3ODQQLQJ &RQVXOWLQJ 37< /7' 3 2 %R[ .ZD'XNX]D 7HO (PDLO UHDOSODQQLQJFRQVXOWLQJ#WHONRPVD QHW

0RUQLQJ WHD DQG OXQFK ZLOO EH VHUYHG HQWUDQFH LV IUHH $OO UHJLVWUDWLRQV WR EH JLYHQ E\ UG RI -XO\ $OO &RYLG SURWRFROV ZLOO EH REVHUYHG )RU PRUH LQIR FRQWDFW

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

3$,17,1* '$ FRXQFLOORUV SDLQWHG FODVVURRPV DW / %RGDVLQJ 3ULPDU\ 6FKRRO DV SDUW RI <RXWK 'D\ FHOHEUDWLRQV

7KH 'HPRFUDWLF $OOLDQFH '$ LQ L/HPEH &RQVWLWXHQF\ FHOHEUDWHG <RXWK

'D\ LQ VW\OH UHFHQWO\ E\ EULQJ DERXW PXFK QHHGHG FKDQJH IRU XQGHUSULYLOHJHG OHDUQHUV DW / % R G D V L Q J 3 U L P D U \ 6FKRRO VLWXDWHG LQ :DUG 7KH SDUW\ V FRXQFLOORUV DQG YROXQWHHUV UROOHG XS WKHLU VOHHYHV DQG SDLQWHG WKH FODVVURRPV LQ DQ HIIRUW $SSOLFDWLRQV DUH LQYLWHG IRU D VXLWDEO\ TXDOLÀHG (152//(' 1856( WR LPSURYH WKH OHDUQLQJ HQYLURQPHQW IRU OHDUQHUV 7KH VFKRRO LQIUDVWUXFWXUH 5HOHYDQW QXUVLQJ TXDOLÀFDWLRQ LQ GLODSLGDWHG PDNLQJ IRU XQFRQGXFLYH OHDUQLQJ FRQGLWLRQV IRU OHDUQHUV ³:H DUH JODG WKDW ZH FRXOG PDNH VRPH LPSURYHPHQW DQG GLIIHUHQFH WR WKH OHDUQLQJ FRQGLWLRQV RI VWXGHQWV ´ VWDWHG &OOU .UVQD 6LQJ

;SUHVV

1 - 0'$.$1( 0XQLFLSDO 0DQDJHU .ZD'XNX]D 0XQLFLSDOLW\ 0XQLFLSDO 2IILFHV &KLHI $OEHUW /XWKXOL 6WUHHW 3 2 %R[ .ZD'XNX]D

,I LW PDWWHUV WR \RX LW PDWWHUV WR XV

WLPHV

$O .KXGGDP ZHOOQHVV FHQWUH UHVHUYHV WKH ULJKW QRW WR ÀOO WKH YDFDQF\

QRUWK FRD

&RQWDFW 0XVD 0Q\DQGX RQ IRU QHZV RQ WKH ODWHVW KDSSHQLQJV LQ \RXU DUHD

XPress

June 29, 2022 PAGE 29

DENZO AUTO TEC 032 551 2582

more than tyre experts

WE DELIVER AVAILABLEST AT SELECTED ORES ONLY

Administration Offices of : Mvoti Ultra City • Greenfields Service Station • Total Ushaka • Total On Ridge • Shell Highway Service Station • Engen Morningside Motors • Stanger Mall Properties • Silver Stream Property

XPress

PAGE 30 June 29, 2022

NOTICE

In the Estate of the Late MADRAY GUNASEELEN PILLAY, Identity No. 5802115110086, Date of Birth : 11TH February 1958; Date of Death : 29TH November 2019, of 164 Mynah Road, Darnall, 4480 (and surviving spouse THOLSIE PILLAY, Identity No. 6709290639087, Date of birth : 29TH September 1967) Estate No. 16830/2019

In the Estate of the Late EGAMBARAM MOODLEY, Identity No. 410915 5467 08 2, Date of Birth : 15TH September 1941; Date of Death : 10th February 2021, of 135 Jandah Road, Darnall 4480 (and surviving spouse MUNNIAMAN MOODLEY, Identity No. 470422 0579 08 3, Date of birth : 22ND April 1947.) Estate No. 14190/2021 (DBN)

The First and Final account in the above estate will lie for inspection at the office of the Master of the High Court, Durban (and the office of the Magistrate at KWADUKUZA) for a period of three weeks from the date of publication hereof)

DATED AT STANGER THIS 23rd DAY OF JUNE 2022

MORGAN PILLAY, REDDY & COMPANY SUITE 1, MORGAN COURT 33 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, STANGER PH : 032 552 5812

World Wellbeing Week 2022

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ILEMBE HELD AT KWADUKUZA Case Number: 1907/2021

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ILEMBE HELD AT KWADUKUZA Case Number: 1908/2021

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ILEMBE HELD AT KWADUKUZA Case Number: 1937/2021

In matter between:THE INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION PROPRIETARY LIMITED T/A CRAWFORD SCHOOLS Execution Creditor

In matter between:THE INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION PROPRIETARY LIMITED Execution Creditor

In matter between:THE INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION PROPRIETARY LIMITED T/A CRAWFORD SCHOOLS Execution Creditor

and and

and VUYO BABALO MKHIZE Execution Debtor

MAZO NKOSINGIPHILE MAPHUMULO Execution Debtor

VUYO BABALO MKHIZE Execution Debtor

AUCTION AUCTION In Execution of a judgment of the Magistrate's Court for the District of ILEMBE given on the 28TH day of January 2022 in the above mentioned matter and by virtue of a Warrant of execution issued on the 22nd of February 2022, a judicial Sale by Public Auction will be held of the following: DATE : 21 July 2022 TIME : 10h00 PLACE : Sheriffs Sales Room, Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza GOODS : 1 x carved wood folding table 1 x LG dishwasher 2 1 x LG tumble dryer; 1 x LG washing machine 1 x platinum microwave; 1 x Defy chest freezer; 1 x brown 2 seater couch; 1 x brown sofa with ottoman; 1 x coffee table; 2 X fabric chairs; 1 x Samsung flat screen TV with remote; 1 x dining room table with 8 chairs; 6 x deck lounge chairs; 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x brown 3-seater couch with ottoman; 1 x wooden side table; 1 x patio table with 8 chairs 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x leather headboards with 1 pedestal; 1 x arm chair; 1 x wooden foot end bench; 2 x dressing tables with framed mirrors; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals and foot end bench; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals; 1 x dressing table; 1 foot end bench; 1 x sleigh sofa; 1 x plasma unit; 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote; 1 x Samsung Blu-Ray player; 1 x wood framed mirror; 1 x dressing table with mirror; 2 x arm chairs; 1 x foot end bench; 1 x round table; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x headboards with 1 x pedestal

AUCTION In Execution of a judgment of the Magistrate's Court for the District of ILEMBE given on the Oih day of February 2022 in the above mentioned matter and by virtue of a Warrant of execution issued on the 22nd of February 2022, a judicial Sale by Public Auction will be held of the following: DATE : 21 July 2022 TIME : 10h00 PLACE : Sheriffs Sales Room, Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza GOODS : 1 x carved wood folding table 1 x LG dishwasher 2 1 x LG tumble dryer; 1 x LG washing machine 1 x platinum microwave; 1 x Defy chest freezer; 1 x brown 2 seater couch; 1 x brown sofa with ottoman; 1 x coffee table; 2 x fabric chairs; 1 x Samsung flat screen TV with remote; 1 x dining room table with 8 chairs; 6 x deck lounge chairs; 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x brown 3-seater couch with ottoman; 1 x wooden side table; 1 x patio table with 8 chairs 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x leather headboards with 1 pedestal; 1 x arm chair; 1 x wooden foot end bench; 2 x dressing tables with framed mirrors; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals and foot end bench; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals; 1 x dressing table; 1 foot end bench; 1 x sleigh sofa; 1 x plasma unit; 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote; 1 x Samsung Blu-Ray player; 1 x wood framed mirror; 1 x dressing table with mirror; 2 x arm chairs; 1 x foot end bench; 1 x round table; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x headboards with 1 x pedestal

In Execution of a judgment of the Magistrate's Court for the District of ILEMBE given on the 28th day of January 2022 in the above mentioned matter and by virtue of a Warrant of execution issued on the 22nd of February 2022, a judicial Sale by Public Auction will be held of the following: DATE : 21 July 2022 TIME : 10h00 PLACE : Sheriffs Sales Room, Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza GOODS : 1 x carved wood folding table 1 x LG dishwasher 2 1 x LG tumble dryer; 1 x LG washing machine 1 x platinum microwave; 1 x Defy chest freezer; 1 X brown 2 seater couch; 1 x brown sofa with ottoman; 1 x coffee table; 2 x fabric chairs; 1 x Samsung flat screen TV with remote; 1 x dining room table with 8 chairs; 6 x deck lounge chairs; 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x brown 3-seater couch with ottoman; 1 x wooden side table; 1 x patio table with 8 chairs 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote 2 x striped arm chairs; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x leather headboards with 1 pedestal; 1 x arm chair; 1 x wooden foot end bench; 2 x dressing tables with framed mirrors; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals and foot end bench; 1 x headboard with 2 pedestals; 1 x dressing table; 1 foot end bench; 1 x sleigh sofa; 1 x plasma unit; 1 x LG flat screen TV with remote; 1 x Samsung Blu-Ray player; 1 x wood framed mirror; 1 x dressing table with mirror; 2 x arm chairs; 1 x foot end bench; 1 x round table; 1 x chest of drawers; 2 x headboards with 1 x pedestal

CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash to the highest bidder. CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash to the highest bidder. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: • Directive of the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008 (URL: http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961) • Fica-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars • Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash • Registration of conditions 4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S De Wit. 5. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. * Please note that the Covid-19 Regulations must be strictly adhered to: - The persons permitted to be present at any time before or during a sale in execution shall not exceed 50 (fifty) - Social distancing of 1.5 metres must be maintained at all times - A no mask, no entry policy will be administered * Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area

CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash to the highest bidder. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: • Directive of the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008 (URL: http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961 ) • Fica-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars • Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash • Registration of conditions 4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S De Wit. 5. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. *

Please note that the Covid-19 Regulations must be strictly adhered to: - The persons permitted to be present at any time before or during a sale in execution shall not exceed 50 (fifty) - Social distancing of 1.5 metres must be maintained at all times - A no mask, no entry policy will be administered Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: • Directive of the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008 (URL: http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961 ) • Fica-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars • Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash • Registration of conditions 4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S De Wit. 5. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. * Please note that the Covid-19 Regulations must be strictly adhered to: - The persons permitted to be present at any time before or during a sale in execution shall not exceed 50 (fifty) - Social distancing of 1.5 metres must be maintained at all times - A no mask, no entry policy will be administered * Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area

SIGNED AT BALLTO ON THIS THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE 2022

SIGNED AT BALLITO ON THIS THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE 2022

C R BOTHMA & JOOSTE ATTORNEYS Attorneys for the EXECUTION CREDITOR C/O WIESINGER O'DWYER INCORPORATED Suite 16, 2nd Floor, Warne House 7 Garlicke Drive, Ballito P O Box 1517 Lonehill, 2062 Tel: (011) 465-3868 Fax: (011) 465-4385 E-mail: liandri@bothmajooste.co.za Ref: Ms Schoeman/ls/CB4401

What is World Wellbeing Week? Now in its fourth year, World Wellbeing Week (June 2027 to July 01) returns in June 2022 to provide the opportunity for participants worldwide to celebrate the many aspects of wellbeing, from meaningful, purposeful work to financial security, physical, mental and emotional health, social resilience and empathic corporate and civic leadership, community relations and care for the environment. Wellbeing has never been so important to our lives and livelihoods. The pandemic has revealed a capacity for change, never before thought possible, with people adapting mentally and physically all over the world. It has brought with it different ways of thinking and a new-found resilience. The word on everyone's lips has been: 'wellbeing'. World Wellbeing Week 2022 will celebrate these universal achievements when the world came together as one. When is World Wellbeing Week 2022? Held annually during the last week in June, World Wellbeing Week will allow us to thank the health workers and carers who have supported us tirelessly, whilst also spotlighting the growing number of practitioners, charities and social enterprises, who specialise in their own areas of wellbeing. An increasing number of businesses now also embrace wellbeing as a strategic priority, and the week will provide a platform for employers, large and small, to celebrate their own activities and events, and in so doing to show their appreciation for valued employees, customers, partners and suppliers. How to get involved in World Wellbeing Week 2022 2022 will be a time to rejoice. A time to travel once again, to reconnect with friends and family, and to bring work colleagues closer together united in their aims and aspirations for the future. World Wellbeing Week was created in Jersey and now takes place worldwide with a reach of millions. All are invited you to get involved. Together, we can create even more impact for wellbeing during World WellBeing Week 2022.

XPress

June 29, 2022 PAGE 31

Classifieds

VACANCIES

Deli manager post available. Must have retail ACCOMMODATION experience. Closing date 1st Ayer Rock Guesthouse July 2022. Email CVs to Stanger's preferred choice fstanger@pnp.co.za for for quality, tasteful executive attention Bob. accommodation. Contact 032 551 6503 or 071 685 7 1 2 6 . E m a i l ayerrocksa@gmail.com. www.ayerrock.co.za.

WANTED

TO LET Outbuilding to let in Stanger Manor. Ideal for single person, furnished and rental includes water/lights. R3000 pm. Contact 081 351 2595. 2 Bedroom flat, fenced, built-in cupboards, remote gate. Newtown, Balcomb Street. Contact 073 182 3863, 032 552 2014.

Second hand clothes, household, dishes, mens and boys shoes, boots, takkies, curtains, beddings. Beds, TVs, fridge (working or non working) freezers, kitchen units, lounge suits. We collect and pay cash. Contact Usha 064 888 8757 or 078 408 0488 whatsapp.

No 95 Glenhills Drive. 1 Bedroom, toilet/shower. R1500 pm including water. Contact 083 216 5139.

TRUCK FOR SALE

VACANCIES

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Mercedes Benz 8 ton flat truck. R135 000. Contact 082 403 6159.

Are you a young trendsetter looking to be a part of a high fashion clothing store? We are urgently looking for a retail salesperson for a mens fashion clothing store at Kwa Dukuza Mall. Must have social media merchandising skills and be able to communicate on all levels. Salary is commission based. Contact 082 496 9346.

Newly built commercial property for sale. Land extent 2000 Square meters. Building extent 1000 Square meters. Location 63 Balcomb Street (opposite Stanger South Secondary) . Price R8.5 million. Contact Goolam Hoosen Joosub 083 401 8764, 032 551 5108.

LOAN STOP

Worrying about your debt. Increase your nett salary (double), consolidate all your loans/accounts. We will remove all garnishee orders from your salary. If people are worrying you about monies that you owe them, come and see us.

Monday 12pm

VACANCY

FOR A FREE CONSULTATION

57 MAHATHMA GANDHI STREET STANGER 032 552 1753 email: zms@telkomsa.net

EDUCATOR VACANCIES APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING EDUCATOR VACANCIES:

1. AFRIKAANS FAL - Senior and FET Phases 2. MATHEMATICS - Senior and FET Phases REQUIREMENTS: • Must be fully qualified with a Teaching Qualification • Must be proficient in English • Must have specialised in the Subject/s required for the respective Teaching Post • Must be SACE Registered • Must abide by all policies of the Institution as per the School's Code for Educators and to accord respect to the Islamic ethos of the School.

DSTV Sales Consultant required. Must be young, energetic, computer literate.

DYNAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES

DUTIES INCLUDE: • Sales of DSTV products and services. • Including DSTV enquiries.

SUITE 2, DYNAMIC STYLES PARK 158 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, KWADUKUZA TEL: 032 552 7291, 552 1617, 552 1613 CELL: 083 651 2815

SERVICE GUIDE

Classifieds deadlines:

ZAKARIYYA MUSLIM SCHOOL

APPLICANTS are required to submit a 2 to 3 page Curriculum Vitae with the relevant supporting documents (certified copies of ID, Qualifications with Transcripts, SACE Certificate, etc.) to: The Administrator, Zakariyya Muslim School. CVs must either be: Either hand-delivered or e-mailed to: zms@telkomsa.net. POSTAL CVs WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 15 July 2022 • ONLY shortlisted Applicants will be invited to an Interview. Should you not be contacted by the School by 27 July 2022, please consider your application as unsuccessful. • The School reserves the right NOT to fill the advertised Post/s. ZAKARIYYA MUSLIM SCHOOL is an Independent School registered with the Department of Basic Education and is fully accredited with UMALUSI, an organisation that promotes acceptable qualities and standards. The School is a non-profit organisation that offers Academic cum Islamic Education to learners from Grade 1 to Grade 12.

Personally drop off CVs at 69 King Shaka Street, Stanger Contact 073 817 6596

SERVICE GUIDE

SOLAR LIGHTING 082 730 3668 / 081 785 9405

DON’T LIVE IN DARKNESS AGAIN

SAVE ON

electricity bills Load shedding No problem

INDOOR SOLAR LIGHTS NOW AVAILABLE

DENZO AUTO TEC 032 551 2582

Apple Samsung Huawei Nokia

BEST DEALS ON CELLPHONES 083 365 5755 Stanger, KZN rydcellular

Installation available

TRADING NATION TELEGRAM SIGNAL GROUP

MASTER TECHNICIAN

D ENZO AUTO TEC

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

We sell phones, repair phones and also provide you with customer service of the highest quality

Eco friendly

SERVICE GUIDE

We offer free deliver in Durban We also courier country wide

RYD Cellular

Denzo Auto is now contracted to Standard Bank Fleet Management Services, the Innovations Group and Avis Fleet Management! We also cater for all Toyota owners that have Toyota vehicles that are out of service plan! For more info contact Nireshnee or Anton 18 Clark Street Dawnside, Stanger Tel : 032 551 2582 / 083 340 0047

RSVP +27 83 786 5363 +27 81 584 5525

FREE Empire Fabrics & More

Empirefabrics_andmore

1 Hibiscus Road • Stanger

CONTACT : AADILA YOUR ONE STOP UPHOLSTERY SHOP

kidzone11@gmail.com www.kiddyzone.co.za

VISIT US NOW.

FOR BEGINNERS 2022 23rd & 24th JULY 2pm-4pm

1 CINNAMON PARK ROAD STANGER @TRADINGNATION_ZA KWADUKUZA

TRADITIONAL HEALER

DR LIKONDE

Great job 100% and side effects if you want to lead a happy life Likonde can make things happen in your life same day. Don’t be ashamed your self, don’t let stress drive you. Don’t let poverty drive you, Likonde he is your best solution and he will never fail or let you down. Likonde can lift you up from zero to hero.

Here is some of the things that father Likonde can help you * Bring back Lost Lover * Casino or Lotto * Finish unfinished Job * Start afresh new job * Family Matters * Pregnancy problems * School Work * Court Cases * Special muthi for attraction to make someone come into your life easy (control) VISIT LIKONDE AT HIS PRIVATE PLACE OPPOSITE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY BY WHITE HOUSE FOR AN APPOINTMENT

Call 073 344 1114

DR MAMA NISHA

B.D.T. (Med. Univ of S.A.) BDS (Manipal, India)

Practice No.: 0056677

032 083 072 072

551 363 272 272

4953 3692 8663 8663

Consulting hours: Monday - Friday : 8:00am to 4:00pm Saturday : 8:00am to 1:00pm

75 Lindley Street, KwaDukuza

S MATH ON Grades 6 and 7 TUITI Grades 8 and 9 RESERVE YOUR PLACE FOR 2022. LIMITED NUMBERS. For more information call me on 079 428 0345

CHIEF GANNOS YASSIN

NO LIFE WITHOUT PROBLEMS AND NO PROBLEM WITHOUT SOLUTION. SAME DAY RESULTS ALL SERVICES ARE 100% GUARANTEED

073 263 7068

CALL ME ON 064 0025 260 CHIEF MANA ZAINAB 081 4054 254

Expert in removing, handling & destroying black magic, Voodoo, witchcraft, Tokoloshe, Negative Energy, Badluck & other problems. All religions are welcome, solutions for the following : •Financial problems •Love & relationships •Marriage problems •House problems •Business problems •Family problems

FABRICS FOR ! Lounge Suites, Taxi Seats, Car Seats ! Wide range for upholstery at wholesale prices

RAW MATERIALS

! Chrome legs ! P.U. Foam in sheet form ! Staples & brad nails ! Rubber webbing, etc

RE-COVERING

! Old/favourite lounge suites ! Car/bakkie seats ! Taxi/bus seats ! Diningroom chairs, etc

FABRIC PROTECTION

FURNITURE Stockists of : • Lounge Sets • Dining Room Sets • Bedroom Sets • Wardrobes • Kitchen Units • Mattresses • Appliances • and more

Do you need help in Maths?

Chief Gannos Yassin has powerful spiritual and african traditional medicine from Likoma Island so many people has recommended his treatment and take out big problems and financial difficulties. Here are some you may get help: * Bring back lost lover * Financial difficulties * Bring back stolen goods * Court cases * Magic wallet * An unfinished job * Love portions * To connect with ancestors that open the door of successes * Arabic medicine from mount tuli/snali * Taweezi from prophet Solomon and his treasures that can change your life.

ASTROLOGER CENTRE & PSYCHIC SPIRITUAL HEALER

Need to drop by an Upholstery Shop with a variety of fabric? Or do you need to recover or refurbish your furniture?

DR A.M. RUGNAT Dentist

FOREX TRADING

083 995 9990

( 032 552 5424 083 587 8687

2 Croton Place, Old New Guelderland Rd, Stanger (ex-Design 3 building, opposite Jacksons) ( 032 551 1470 zaffs@telkomsa.net

UMVOTI

RED LABEL THE SAME TRUSTED QUALITY TASTE EVERY TIME Just enjoy the difference

XPress

PAGE 32 June 29, 2022

Bells 750ml

Klipdrift 750ml

Absolute Vodka 750ml

R149.99

R244.99

Castle Lager NRB 24x340ml

Black Label 24x500ml

R229.99

R299.99

Valid from 29/06/2022 to 3/07/2022 E&OE while stocks last

Offers for Ballito, Moffat Drive Tel: 032 - 586 0230/1/2/3 63 Balcomb Street, Stanger Tel: 032 - 551 4161 62 Main Street, Gingindlovu Tel: 060 676 1124

R199.99

Amatikulu fun run a huge success

Amatikulu Primary School raised a whopping R70 43690at its annual fun run held at the Amatikulu Recreation Grounds recently. The school's premier fundraising event attracted a large field of athletes as over 500 learners took to the streets to enjoy the 4km fun run through the residential village of Amatikulu. This is officially the highest single amount collected for a fun run in the

history of the school. The atmosphere at the prizegiving function was electric as learners waited in eager anticipation for the presentation of over 130 prizes to those that performed well in the fundraising drive. The top three prizes worth in the region of R3500 was generously sponsored by Mynah and John Singh of Amatikulu. The first prize of a mountain bike was won by

PASSENGER

R795 R950 R1100 R1450

185/60 R14 FS 100 185/60 R15 FS 100 195/65 R15 FS 100 215/60 R17 FS 100

COMMERCIAL

245/75 R15C Destination 245/70 R16C Destination 265/65 R17C Destination

R2050 R2050 R2100

grade 4 learner, Lethokuhle Cele who raised an impressive R1620. The second prize went to Grade R learner Asiphe Ndlovu who raised a respectable R1500to win an oven-stove combination. Enzokuhle Tembe, also a Grade R learner secured third spot and walked away with a microwave oven for her contribution of R1330. In addition, a special prize of a motor-bicycle was sponsored for the

learner who collected the highest in the foundation phase by Grade R educator Mrs P. Muthusamy and Mr Ryno Kilian of Ryno Security. Asiphe Ndlovu was yet again the lucky learner who walked away with this awesome prize, more than 130 prizes comprising dinner sets, duvet sets, hot plates, heaters, toasters, kettles, blankets, fitness watches and many more were handed out to the learners who performed well

in the fundraiser. The prizegiving was graced by many well-wishes and dignitaries. Principal of Amatikulu Primary School, GD Singh, was delighted with the outcome of the fundraising venture and attributed the success to the continued support received from parents, learners, teachers and the broader community. Said Singh: “Despite the challenges experienced with the recent flooding and civil

unrest in many areas and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the recent years, we were still able to achieve an incredible outcome thanks to our hardworking band of educators, SGB members, parents and learners. We also remain indebted to the many sponsors, including our chief sponsor Mynah and John Singh who have supported us without reservation over the years.”

RUNFLAT

225/50 R17 T001 MERC 225/50 R17 S001 BMW 245/35 R18 S001 BMW

R1995 R1995

R2995

COMMERCIAL

265/65 R17C D693 265/65 R17C D694 265/60 R18C D684

R1895 R1995 R1995

more than tyre experts supaquick.com

SUPA QUICK STANGER

FLEET ACCREDITED

18 King Shaka Street, Stanger 032 552 2381 / 032 552 3385

Amatikulu Primary School learners Lethokuhle Cele, Asiphe Ndlovu and Enzokuhle Tembe seen with Principal GD Singh, Amatikulu mill managers, parents, educators and sponsors

#STANGER AUTOSTYLING 8 KING SHAKA STREET STANGER

Golden Gate Adventure 2022

A team of spirited mountain enthusiasts headed to the Red Mountains (Rooiberge) of the province of Free State in the Golden Gate National Park. Included in their plans was an adventure trek into the Tugela Gorge, near the source of the Mighty Tugela River. Having spent four action packed days amongst the stunning mountain ranges near the border of Lesotho and witnessed mesmerizing winter sunsets and sunrises, the team returned successfully. “The embrace of Mother Nature and the allure of the Mountains, can only heal and as well teach us to be more positive and stronger beings,” said T e a m L e a d e r Vi m a l Mothilal.

bilal : 083 646 2016 •Zahedah : 074 786 2030

* Fog Light Wiring * Window Tint * Fitment of headlights, bumpers etc * Laminex Fitment done in store

Gloss black windshields in stock for most cars & vans

Carbon fiber windshields for most cars an vans

Led globes for headlights and fog lights Ultra white Ultra bright ADVENTURE: Members of the Smurfs Hiking Club celebrating their mountain trek in the Northern Drakensberg.

XPress

June 29, 2022

XPress

June 29, 2022

Youth development continues in KwaDukuza

U13 and U17 winners, Gueldies and Duck FC

Many a politician and community leader talk about the slow retrogressing of KwaDukuza due to the sharp increase in crime bad social habits and ill-discipline mostly among the youth but very few have taken up the

challenge of eradicating these evils of society. One such individual however has taken up the cudgels and in the past and present organised events in KwaDukuza with the soul intention of

tackling the issue and keeping youth occupied in different spheres such as sports and other social events, developing the youth and keeping the of the streets. This hero is Ismail Gori and needs to be applauded and recognised of his unselfish deeds. This past Saturday he organised a soccer tournament for youth that was held at ZMS but sadly again support from the community, politicians and parents was not forthcoming. The tournament itself proved to be a success attracting a wide range of soccer talent and dedicated few individuals. Gori said: “My main aim is to revive soccer in KwaDukuza and the only way to do this is through the development of the youth.” He has encouraged the support from the public, more especially parents, community leaders and politicians. His aim is to form a youth league from U6 to U17 and encourages for ward councillors and community leaders to initiate this in their respective wards. This will see the revival of soccer in particular and sport in general in KwaDukuza and will lead to the eradication of the social evils of society. At the soccer tournament played this Saturday, Gueldies, under coach Alvin Moonsamy proved powerful after winning the tournament undefeated in the U13 section with Ducks FC claiming the U17 trophy.

Youths commemorate Youth Month through cycling

CYCLING: Pictured are some of the participants

Young people from Khenana Township in Mandeni (Ward 10) gathered at the weekend to celebrate Yo u t h M o n t h t h r o u g h participation in cycling as a sporting code. The event was organized by Gxoba Isitibuli Cycling Club, founded by Goodman Manqele.

The organizers wish to place no record their appreciation to their sponsors and partners, viz M a n d e n i L o c a l Municipality, Sundumbili McDonalds, IPSS Medical Rescue, Malembe Farmers, the ward committee and everybody who participated.

Advertise in

Xpress If it matt ers to you, it matters to us

times

ast north co

For best results at discounted rates, contact Ahmed Desai on 083 6900 707 or Cookie on 032 552 2165

We’ve got you covered!

TEAM XPRESS: Your distribution team thanks you for helping them maintain an excellent service to the community

press If it matters to you, it matters to us

times

ast north co

WE DELIVER - SMARTLY

22 000 copies distributed FREE along the North Coast (from Ballito to Sundumbili and Maphumulo) KWADUKUZA - CBD Stanger SuperSpar Checkers Shoprite Usave Stanger Sweet Specialists Stanger Sweet Wholesalers Café Residentia Ext Café Residentia Superb Cash & Carry Mini Market Kwa Dukuza Library Pick n Pay Desai’s Cash and Carry Simmons RA Moodley Hall Stanger Hospital Fire Department KwaDukuza Municipality Department of Transport Stanger Hospital Doctors Delight Spice ANC Building Stanger Courts Sucrose Nissan Dukuza Service Station Supa Quick Beachway Café Hi-Q Roadworthy Station

Correctional Service Department of Education Police Station Saverite Food Junction MG Transport PV Transport Hesto Harnesses Sollys Supermarket Ideal Butchery Manjras Ilembe Municipality Total Ushaka Checkout Checksave Checkmart STANGER MANOR Manor Library Raymens Supermarket Mystique GLENHILLS Douglas J T’s Superette Glenhills Shop 2 Save Kwa Kesa (Training Centre Road) Hustler Corner (Murugan Road) Siza Bantu Tuckshop (Happy Valley) Shabir Tuckshop Hillview Tuckshop (Murugan Road)

Tia’s Tavern (Murugan Road) Kaireev's Tuckshop (Murugan Road) Naseema’s Tuckshop SHAKAVILLE Elashaddai Tuckshop Deh Tuckshop Full Moon Tuckshop Mxolisi Tuckshop Kwabhodoza Tuckshop Refreshment Centre LINDELANI Mama Supermarket Mama Container Tuckshop Kwaboy Tuckshop Lindelani Supermarket Imran Mini Supermarket NTSCHAWINI Ntschawini Store Musa General Dealer Osizweni Store Mhlongo Tuckshop ETETE Shavin Store

MELVILLE Melville Internet Shop

TINLEY MANOR Impulse by the Sea

GLEDHOW Thengeduze Tuckshop Dolphin Coast Superette

SHAKASKRAAL Manga’s Supermarket Manga’s Garage Ex Doesnee

TUGELA Tugela Riverside Trading Tugela Central Kismet Trading Grain & Bag Exchange Padianagar Tuckshop Moon's Tuckshop Padianagar Tavern Platinum Street Mahabeer NONOTI Nonoti Sunrise Dealers DARNALL Nirs Trading (Chantilly) Drifts Inn Darnall Trading Rals Supermarket Action Takeaway MAPHUMULO Thrings Post Trading Maphumulo Municipality

UMHLALI Tiffany’s Centre - Spar Salt Rock Umhlali Police Station Cindy’s Fresh Produce BALLITO Lifestyle Centre Alberlito Hospital Food Lovers Market MANDENI Jabula Hardware Rencken Spar Mandeni Spar Mandeni Checkers Sundumbili Police Station Sondoni Express Café Ilembe Municipality Mandeni Municipality

In the event of rain, you can pick up your FREE copy at the above drop off points

XPress

June 29, 2022

@ Kashmiri Extra Special Premix

Rombo Rossi Sting Masala

STANGER

19500

Raw Cashews Prepacked 400g

Almonds prepacked 800g

Maharani Basmati Sella Rice 5kg

3799

16999

Blended Honey 500g

Buldak Woppa Noodles Assorted

Per kg

NOW IN STOCK

Sugar Beans 1kg Prepacked

La Familia 100% Coconut Oil 1lt

each

Mallies Vermicelli 400g

BUY 2 FOR

13000

1999

Gee Bees Chai Tea 10s Assorted

Omni Gold Anti Mark Cream

BUY 2 FOR

7499

9999

each

BUY 5 FOR

5000

9500

Plus FREE Sanitiser

each

BUY 2 FOR

3999

8000

each

images vary from the actual product as these images are not an exact representation of the goods.

STANGER @SUPERSPARSTANGER

SPAR Full Cream Maas 4kg

each

Simba Doritos Assorted 145g

SUNDAY

AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY 3rd JULY 2022 ONLY

Glazed Croissants

sale CAKE

SPAR 100% Fruit Juice Blend Assorted 3 litre

SPAR Low Fat Smooth or Fruit Yoghurt 1kg Assorted (excluding Aloe and Seeded Variants)

each

Simba Ghost Pops 100g

SPAR French Polony 2kg

each

Simba Niknaks Assorted 135g

99 each

SPAR Daily Spread 40% Fat Spread Tub 1kg

599 each

BUY 6 & GET 4 FREE

each

Simba Fritos Assorted 120g

Simba Potato Chips Assorted 120g

Simba Chipniks 100g

BUY 2 FOR

3400

2200

2000

2800

2500

2800

SPAR 2 Ply All Purpose Kitchen Roller Towels 4s

Colgate Triple Action Toothpaste Value Pack 2x100ml each

Soft Cooking Potatoes 7 kg

Riversmead Chicken Braai Pack

Gadra Beans

per pocket

99 per kg

Frozen Chicken Fillets

Dettol Soap Assorted 175g

each

Amadumbies

Per kg

per kg

Turkey Drummettes or Drumsticks

each

Per kg

99 per kg

Ingrams Camphor Cream assorted 450ml

Forest Fresh button/sliced Mushroom 200g

Chicken Tikka Sausages

each

99 Punnet

99 per kg

Elektra Rechargeable Hot Bottle

Oranges Pocket

Fresh Chicken Gizzards

129

99 each

pocket

per kg

99 per

Diamond 2 Bar Heater

18999

Freshline Red Apples or Golden Delicious Apples 1.5kg

Venison Pack

each

1999 Each

8999

Specials available at SUPERSPAR STANGER ONLY from Wednesday 29th June 2022 to Sunday 3rd July 2022, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices include VAT. No traders please.

per kg