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by Council, and externally by the DTI. “KwaDukuza Municipality endeavors to improve the quality of supply and stability of energy in KwaDukuza Central Business District and surrounding areas in various wards. This project will enhance the capability of (the) electrical system to achieve this objective,” the municipality says. The scope of work for this project comprised of: • Construct a complete switchroom building to house new 11kV switchgear and auxiliaries • Supply and install 2 x 11kV Incomer switchgear panels • Supply and install 1 x 11kV Bus section panel • Supply and install 2 x 11kV Feeder switchgear panels • Supply; install and commission related protection, metering, telecommunications, AC & DC equipment, and security system • Construct a new access road, complete with drainage as required

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Concern over land invasion in New Guerlderland By Xpress Reporter

local elections. Singh said he believes this an attempt to score votes for next month's A number of disgruntled land invaders elections. 'This guy promised people land barricaded R102 main road with burning and jobs at the municipality as part of his woods and tyres on Friday 24 September campaign. It sad that I am the rightful 2021 to voice their anger after being owner of this land but I'm being victimised. evicted from a farm they allegedly invaded My life is now at risk, about 60 people a few days earlier. This is the latest land armed with panga knives attempted to gain invasion incident to plague KwaDukuza. entry into my farmstead, fortunately for According to the land owner his land was me, they were unsuccessful,” added Singh. taken over by land invaders last week, who On Tuesday 28 September 2021, when apparently sub-divided it into plots and are Xpress Times went to farm, our reporters allegedly selling and building on it. found farm watch removing woods used to Speaking to Xpress Times, Aresh Singh, mark plots that people had sub-divided. who claims he acquired the land The ward candidate who asked to remain legitimately through inheritance, said anonymous dismissed claims that he led invaders have put his life at risk. “I have all the land invasions, however he confirmed the proper documents for this land, the that people saw a vacant land and moved in. invasions began last week Wednesday. But 'I was not leading any illegal activities, I I reported the matter to police but not much was assisting people who came to us has been done,” said Singh. seeking help. It's our duty to provide Singh further alleged that people who solidarity to our people who had no invaded his land are led by an individual shelter,” said the candidate. who will be contesting in the upcoming He further claimed that the alleged land

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DA demands release of Rocky Park report PROBE: The DA is demanding release of the investigation report into the infamous Rocky Park integrated housing development project

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaDukuza is calling for an urgent release of the investigation report into the Rocky Park housing debacle. The integrated housing development project, situated in Ward 19 of KwaDukuza Local Municipality, made headlines about a decade ago when the contractor failed to complete the project, despite raking in tens of millions of rands of taxpayers' money. To date, only Scheme 9 of the project has been fully completed and occupied by beneficiaries. Work is underway on Scheme 8, as part of the Department of Human Settlements efforts to revive the project.

contract period with payments being processed. It is further believed that the department has also found that there was an over claim amount of R68.9 million. S o m e o f t h e recommendations that are believed to have been made by the department include: * The legal adviser of the department should analyse and determine all violations by the contractor and KwaDukuza Municipality and the implications thereof. * The department should conduct a further investigation to ascertain if any of its officials committed an act of misconduct regarding overpayment to the contractor. * KwaDukuza Municipality

The DA says the Department of Human Settlements has made shocking revelations with regard to the project, which include extremely adverse findings in respect of the municipality and the contractor, as well as some officials within the department. The findings are believed to range from non-compliance with the National Housing Code, non-compliance with the tripartite agreement (which involved the department, the municipality and the contractor); failure by the municipality to monitor the performance of the contractor to ensure compliance, and work being undertaken outside of

to investigate a possible act of misconduct against officials who certified work on site without having verified it. “The DA believes heads should roll and the MM should report this to the SAPS. The Municipal Finance Management Act is clear: When there is suspicion or allegations it must be reported to the SAPS. The DA wants the Premier to release the final findings and report. “It's almost a decade the housing project experienced one crisis to another. Our community has a right to know,” stated DA caucus leader in KwaDukuza Council, Madhun Sobram Sing. Meanwhile, Cllr Sing has also questioned the delay in the release of an SIU report into KDM's PPE procurement during the hard lockdown last year. Sing says in spite of the municipality's attempt to justify PEE spending, the SIU pounced on KDM to investigate compliance. “That report is also outstanding. It raises many questions whether we received the quantity that was invoiced for. The quality as well since there were national guidelines on prices. Again did we overpay and those guilty must be brought to book. Only the SIU report can confirm or deny whether there was any wrongdoing in the absence of that there is speculation of wrongdoing,” stated Sing.

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Teacher unions threaten mass action over retrenchment plan By Xpress Reporter

Teacher unions are outraged over plans by the KZN Department of Education to retrench thousands of workers amid crippling budget cutdowns. This comes after KZN Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu revealed that provincial treasury had instructed his department to reduce its staff complement by at

least 6000 workers, including an estimated 2000 educators. It is believed the instruction from provincial treasury stems from the allocation of a reduced budget for all government departments, as part of former finance minister Tito Mboweni's austerity programme. COSATU in KwaZulu-Natal has described plan as “outrageous”. “This happens at a time when the

country is facing an unprecedented high unemployment rate and we will fight it to the bitter end. We are consulting our members on the ground about action but indications are that we are going to take to the streets to prevent the department from laying off our members,” stated COSATU provincial secretary Edwin Mkhize. The SA democratic Teachers Union (SADTU) in KwaZulu-Natal is also baffled by the MEC's utterances. The union has questioned how could the MEC even considers Stanger Heights, Morningside, retrenchment when there Indian Village, Sunny Park, were 2000 teacher posts to be Oceanview, Northlands Park, filled. Nyoyamanzi, Warrenton SADTU provincial s e cretary Nomarashiya DA Candidate Caluza says the provincial department is dragging its feet on filling up vacant posts. The National Teachers Union (NATU) has concurred with SADTU. The union's secretary Cynthia Barnes said

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any move to further downsize would deepen inequalities as rural schools were already c r i t i c a l l y understaffed. ““The people cutting the education budgets do not have their OUTRAGE: KZN Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu children in these plans to retrench thousands of educators most affected areas. We know their kids are in private “These proposed retrenchments schools. Now they want to destroy will result in many schools losing the future of black children so that teachers, and learners will be they would forever depend on the affected. Teachers cannot pay the R350 government grant,” Barnes price because the ANC-led said. government failed to create jobs. The plan has also elicited the ire The high rate of unemployment in of Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), the country is alarming and yet the which has described the proposed KZN Department of Education move as a “recipe for disaster”. The wants to retrench teachers and IFP said it stood firmly against the staff. We have many unemployed “ill-advised decision| by the graduates left sitting at home, due provincial treasury (on budget to the ANC's lacklustre attitude cuts), and has also demanded to towards job creation,” the party know how many schools would be said. affected by this plan.

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devastating to their families and friends. At a time when young people should be focusing on school, play and socialising, if they have cancer, their focus can be on medication, operations, and what life they have left. Parents of childhood cancer sufferers have the anguish of watching their children suffer, and the stress of decisions on medications and treatments as well as decisions on time of work for themselves and time off school for the child, and worst, trying to explain to a child what is happening to them and answering the resulting questions on life and

faith, and worst of all is the loss of a child to cancer, a devastation that can never be put right. Some forms of cancer are mainly or exclusively only seen in children, and that is something highlighted by the awareness month. Children can be more resilient to cancer and cancer treatments than adults, and there are many cases of triumph and complete recovery, where children make a complete recovery and grow up to normal life. But awareness, education and support are vital, which is why Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is also vital.

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Buzz Educational Centre celebrates heritage day

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COMMEMORATION: LEE Primary School dressed in their traditional attire to celebrate heritage day.

LEARNERS: Buzz Montessori Educational Centre joined South Africans to celebrate Heritage Day last week.

By Xpress Reporter

South Africa's Heritage Day provides a great opportunity for all South Africans to put aside their political alliances, religious beliefs and personal opinions and come together to celebrate Heritage Day which unites all races. On

Heritage Day's eve, learners and educators from Buzz Montessori Educational Centre dressed in their traditional attires to commemorate our country's diversity. Heritage Day is a South African holiday which recognises and celebrates the

cultural wealth of the nation through honouring the diversity of cultures, beliefs and traditions of all South Africans. The school is multicultural but it encourages the principle of Ubuntu to help build a South Africa that is inclusive to all.

EDUCATORS: Lee Primary Educators celebrated Heritage Day by doing cultural swipe to embrace different cultures of South Africa and to signify unity among their school.

Maphumulo school celebrates Heritage Day

Groutville High School HERITAGE: Mpumlwane Primary School in Maphumulo (in Mafahleni area) celebrated Heritage Day last week. Pictured are some of the learners in their traditional regalia. LEARNERS: On 18 September 2021, Groutville High School held Boys Championing Change Programme, according to Miss Mhlaba the programme was aimed at shaping boys to better version of themselves in the near future. The three day programme touched on topics such as family planning, being a father, sexual behaviour and many more. The programme was also graced by Department of Social Development, Department of Health, Department of Education, Umthombo Organisation and FAMSA.

Heritage Day at MANDINI Academy

SCHOOL: Learners from grade R to 11 dressed in their cultural attire to commemorate Heritage Day.

Lee Primary School gets a facelift

HANDOVER: Senior officials from the Department of Education recently graced Lee Primary School's Grade R building handover ceremony. Pictured from left to right are Mr HB Khuzwayo (Circuit Manager), Mrs T. Bolani (ECD Manager), Dr LMMS Madondo (District Director), Mr D Tambo (Thabolink), Mr WM Cele (Lee Principal), Mr ZA Gumede (CES Stanger Circuit), Mr DN Mthembu (Circuit Manager), Mr N. Mkhize (Pastor) and Mr T.Sokhulu (Hulsug Principal).

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ANC intensifies campaign ahead of polls “We are at the mercy of criminals,” parliamentarians told By Xpress Reporter

The ANC is ramping up its campaigning as the November 1st polls loom closer. This became evident last week Friday when the party's provincial executive committee (PEC) deployed its members and other parliamentarians across KwaDukuza to interact with communities. The Xpress Times caught up with three members of the KZN legislature in Melville (Ward 24) where they joined the regional and branch leadership and members in a door-to-door campaign which culminated in a public meeting. The PEC delegation compromised

of MPLs Mynah Lemosa, Amon Zondi and Nigel Gumede, while the regional leadership was represented by Silindile Ngcobo (member of the regional task team) and Cyril Skade (convenor of the ANCYL regional task team). Also present at the meeting was the Ward 24 ANC candidate, Ms Virginia Mwandla, who is expected to ascend into the hot seat after the elections, as the community opted to reject the incumbent, Vincent Shezi. Addressing their grievances to the parliamentarians, community members said they were living at the mercy of criminals. Residents said criminals were wantonly targeting individuals and households, adding that house robberies were a common occurrence in the area. The parliamentarians also heard

that the area of Ward 14 was still without a community hall, ten years after the ward was established through the process of municipal re-demarcation. The leaders made a commitment to return to the area, post elections, to facilitate the establishment of anti-crime structures to work hand in hand with the local police to tackle crime. Meanwhile, Ward 29 ANC candidate (and current ward councillor) Njabulo Cele told a public meeting in Dube Village on Saturday that plans were afoot to accelerate service delivery, in the post-election era. In Ward 27 (Madundube) the ANC had deployed PEC member (and former MEC for Social Development) Weziwe Thusi and iLembe Speaker Siphesihle Zulu. Thusi made an

UNITY: ANC provincial chairperson Sihle Zikalala addressing an ANC meeting in KwaDukuza on Sunday

SERVICES: Pictured from left are Ward 09 councillor Phumelele Dube, ward 29 councillor Njabulo Cele, Ward 23 councillor John Phahla and ANC PEC deployee Memory Maphanga

CRIME: The community of Melville (Ward 24) has told ANC to deal decisively with crime

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democratic revolution. Zikalala, who is also the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, assured ANC members that the party's leadership had made a commitment to address all issues that had been raised by branches in the run up to the elections.

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Take further Notice that: A. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court; B. The Rules of this auction are available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff Lower Tugela at the Sheriff's Sales Room at Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger; C. Registration as a buyer is a pre requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 ( U R L h t t p : / / w w w . i n f o . g o v. z a / v i e w / D o w n l o a d F i l e Action?id=99961). - Fica - Legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars - Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. - Registration of conditions D. 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' E. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to Court Rules apply. F. * 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 G. * Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area DATED AT STANGER on this 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2021 EXECUTION CREDITOR'S ATTORNEYS MESSRS JAY PUNDIT & COMPANY SUITE 1, PRITHVI CENTRE 131 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET KWADUKUZA/STANGER REF NO: P PUNDIT/BM/HFT/01

In terms of a judgment of the above Honourable Court dated 1st of August 2021, the following property will be sold in execution at 10h00 on Tuesday, 19th of October 2021 at the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza (Stanger), to the highest bidder without reserve: DESCRIPTION: Erf 628, Portion No. 0 Simbithi, Kwadukuza, Registration Division Fu, Province of Kwazulu-Natal, In Extent 1501.0000 SQM (Held Under Title Deed T56799/2008 PMB) Vacant Land PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 27 Umvumvu Drive, Simbithi Ballito ZONING: Residential (not guaranteed) IMPROVEMENTS: Vacant Land (nothing in relation to the description, physical address, zoning, & improvements is guaranteed) The purchaser shall, in addition to the Auctioneer's commissioner, pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price in cash or by way of bank guaranteed cheque on the day of the sale and the balance against transfer which shall be secured by a Bank or Building Society guarantee to be approved by the Plaintiff's attorneys, payable in favour of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, which shall be furnished to the Sheriff within twenty (21) days after the date of the sale and shall provide for the payment of the full balance and any such interest payable. The aforesaid sale shall be subject to the Conditions of Sale which may be inspected at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza (Stanger). TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that: (1) this sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above Court: (2) the Rules of this auction are available 24 hours prior to the auction at the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, Suite 3, Prithvi Centre, 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa Dukuza (Stanger); (3) registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia (a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, ( U R L h t t p : / / w w w . i n f o . g o v. z a / v i e w / D o w n l o a d F i l e Action?id=99961), (b) FICA-legislation in respect of roof of identity and address particulars; (c) Payment of registration deposit of R10 000-00 in cash; (d) Registration of conditions. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh (Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S de Wit. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to Court Rules apply. A. * 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 B. * Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area DATED AT STANGER ON THIS 23rd DAY OFAUGUST 2021 PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEYS JAY PUNDITAND COMPANY Physical Address: SUITE 1, PRITHVI CENTRE, 131 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET, STANGER, 4450 Postal Address: P. O. BOX 170, STANGER, 4450 Tel: (032) 552 1261/2 Fax: (032) 552 1263 e-mail: nishana@jpundit.co.za Ref: N. PANDAY/bm/KDM 589

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IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELA HELD AT KWADUKUZA CASE NO.: 1966/2020

NOTICE OF SALE In the pursuance of a Judgment obtained on the 22nd of JULY 2021 in the above Honorable Court, the goods listed hereunder will be sold in execution by Public auction on 21st of OCTOBER 2021 at 10h00 at the salesroom of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at the Sheriff's Sales Room at Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger to the highest Bidder. Please NOTE THAT THIS SALE WILL BE STRICTLY FOR CASH THE GOODS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

1x DEFY MIRROR FINISH FRIDGE/FREEZER 3x WOODEN BAR STOOLS 1x SAMSUNG MICROWAVE 1x MIELE OVEN 1x MIELE COFFEE MACHINE 1x SAMSUNG FLATSCREEN TV ON STAND 2x TWO SEATER DRAK BROWN COUCHES 1x TWO SEAT ROUNDED BROWN COUCH 2x BROWN PRINT TWO SEATER COUCHES 1x GLASS COFFEE TABLE 1x APPLE MAC COMPUTER SYSTEM WITH KEYBOARD 12. 1x HP OFFICE JET PRO 7740 PRINTER 13. 1x MIELE WASHING MACHINE AND 1X MIELE DISH WASHER 14. 1x WOODEN DINING ROOM TABLE WITH 5X ASSORTED CHAIRS Take further Notice that: A. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above court; B. The Rules of this auction are available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff Lower Tugela at the Sheriff's Sales Room at Prithvi Centre 131 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger; C. 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/DownloadFile Action?id=99961). - Fica - Legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars - Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. - Registration of conditions D. 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' E. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to Court Rules apply. F. * 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 G. * Any person who refuses to or fails to comply with these directions will be refused entry or removed from the designated area DATED AT STANGER on this 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2021 EXECUTION CREDITOR'S ATTORNEYS MESSRS JAY PUNDIT & COMPANY SUITE 1, PRITHVI CENTRE 131 MAHATMA GANDHI STREET KWADUKUZA/STANGER REF: N PANDAY/BM/KDM615B

CAMPAIGN: KwaSizabantu Mission together with community members, aQuelle and councillors from Umvoti and Maphumulo embarked on a clean-up campaign on 25 September 2021.

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KwaSizabantu Mission together with community members, aQuelle and councillors from Umvoti and Maphumulo embarked on a clean-up campaign, under the theme 'It's Khula to share' on Saturday 25 September 2021. The clean-up was initially planned to take place on National Cleanup Day, 18 September 2021, but was postponed to Saturday, 25 September, due to local IEC registration on the planned weekend. Various areas were targeted along the R74, including KwamXhosa, Silverstream, and Kranskop. According to KwaSizabantu Mission, the aQuelle KHULA teams were supported by various government d e p a r t m e n t s , municipalities, SAPS and many volunteers from the local communities. “It was encouraging to see so many people coming together to make a positive contribution and impact in their area,” says Gladson Songelwa, representative from aQuellé. The SAPS Kranskop communications officer, Sergeant Ndwandwe, thanked all community members who joined in the clean-up. “We are so grateful to be part of this wonderful initiative. We encourage our community to keep up the important task of looking after our environment. A big up to the aQuelle Clean-Up campaign,” said Ndwandwe

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Driver killed during a car roll over

A driver was killed on Wednesday 22 September when he lost control of his vehicle on the N2 near King Shaka Airport. According to IPSS a single vehicle had rolled several times on the N2. “IPSS Medical Rescue

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iLembe Cricket Club beaten in a KZNCU T20 fixture by ACC

iLembe Cricket Club's dropped catches proved costly as they narrowly lost to ACC of Amanzimtoti in the KwaZulu Natal Cricket Union T20 clash played at the Gledhow Grounds this past Sunday. ACC captain J. Michaux won the toss and elected to bowl. iLembe posted a decent 140-3 after their 20 overs. Openers A. Bageloo and S. Dewlall put on 74 before Bageloo was caught and bowled by T. Chetty for 45 (4 fours, 1 six) after 12 overs. Dewlall soon followed for 25 (2 fours), bowled by I. Nair in the 15th over. S. Logenathan compiled 40* (3 sixes, 2 fours) and K. McAllister took the score to 116-3, before McAllister was caught by R. Ackerman for 7 in the 18th. C. Shange (10 *) ended iLembe's innings on 140-3. The best ACC bowlers were I. Nair (1-10 after 4), J. Clark (1-15 in 2) and T. Chetty (1-39 in 4).

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Shalulile shines for Sundowns Orlando Pirates 0-2 Mamelodi Sundowns Mamelodi Sundowns beat Orlando Pirates 2-0 thanks to a brace by Peter Shalulile in their DStv Premiership clash at Orlando Stadium on Saturday. Shalulile scored both goals in the second half, in a match which Sundowns seemed pretty much in control throughout. The result means Sundowns remain unbeaten with four wins from five games and sit on top of the table with 13 points. This is Pirates' first loss of the league campaign and they sit with eight points on the table. Stellenbosch FC 2-1 Chippa United Sammy Seabi bagged the match opener before scoring an own goal as Chippa United suffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Stellenbosch FC at Danie Craven Stadium on Saturday evening.

Peter Shalulile scores a brace to ensure Sundowns remain undefeated

The hosts made a flying start to the encounter. They claimed the lead after just nine minutes of play, Stanley Dimgba converting on the follow-up after the initial shot from Judas Moseamedi was blocked by Chippa goalkeeper Ismael Watenga. The Chilli Boys took a while to muster a response, but it resulted in an equalising goal when they did. Seabi bagged the equaliser, sending a towering header into the back of the net after rising to meet Thabiso Lebitso's cross in the centre of the box. However, Seabi went from hero to villain in the 38th minute as he put the ball into his own net to hand Stellies the lead in the closing stages of the first half. Royal AM 4-2 TS Galaxy Royal AM continued their winning run in the DStv Premiership with an impressive 4-2 victory at home against a ten-

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The Blitzboks clinched the 2021 World Rugby Sevens Series title after beating Great Britain 24-12 in the final of the Edmonton leg on Sunday. Muller du Plessis and Siviwe Soyizwapi scored two tries each for the South Africans, who had also won the Vancouver Sevens the week before. With the 2021 World Series limited to just those two events because of the pandemic, the Blitzboks are now champions. Earlier, Neil Powell's men beat

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