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The African National Congress (ANC) has emphatically retained its control of Ward 15 under Mandeni Local Municipality, after soundly defeating IFP and EFF in a by-election held on Wednesday last week. The by-election came as a

result of the death of an ANC councillor, earlier this year.

While the voter turnout was unimpressive at a measly 36.37% for the two voting stations in the ward, or a total of 1183 voters, the voters overwhelmingly gave the ANC another chance to govern the ward, with a total 799 votes cast in favour of

the ANC. This translated into a 67.84% victory for the ANC.

The IFP scraped together a total of 216 votes, while he EFF candidate slumped to a heart-breaking defeat with a miserable 161 votes from the two voting stations.

Following the announcement of the results,

ANC KwaZulu-Natal said, “The ANC extends its utmost appreciation to the community of Ward 15 in Mandeni who came out in their numbers to vote for the ANC”.

And the party's new councillor for Ward 15 is Ngcebo Dludla.

Additional electricity for national grid by May end

As winter approaches, Cabinet says it welcomes the finalisation of the contract for 400 megawatts (MW) of additional capacity through the standard offer programme, which will be added to the grid by the end of May 2023.

Cabinet made th announce ment on Thursday

last week, following its regular meeting.

“Cabinet noted the progress made in the implementation of the Energy Action Plan (EAP), while it acknowledges significant constraints that remain against the national grid,” the Cabinet statement read.

In addition, the Department of Health has identified 213 hospitals for exclusion from load shedding, with 76 of

these already exempted.

According to Cabinet, work is underway to add another 46 hospitals for exclusion.

Meanwhile, the senior level of the executive branch of the government said it was pleased by the imminent launch of the energy onestop shop on 31 May 2023 by Invest SA to speed up the regulatory processes that will assist new power-generating companies to come on board.

The executive said it also noted progress made at the Kusile Power Station to restore 3 200MW, through units 1, 2, 3 and 5, to the national grid by the end of 2023.

“Cabinet is concerned about the continued circulation of fake news, through social media alleging an imminent national grid collapse that will result in a total blackout. Eskom has assured government of plans in place for the system safeguards to prevent a national blackout.”

They reiterate calls to all people in South Africa to continue to save electricity.

The target, according to the Cabinet, is to save at least 1 000MW every day, which equals saving one stage of load shedding daily.

The team said the Minister of Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, will update the country on the implementation of the EAP on Friday, 26 May 2023, through a media briefing.

Ngcebo Dludla, newly-elected ANC Mandeni Ward 15 councillor

African unity remains paramount, says Nhaca

KwaDukuza Mayor

Lindile Nhaca says the unity of Africa as a continent and her people remains of paramount importance. This comes as the continent celebrated Africa Day on Thursday last week, the 25th of May.

Africa Day marks the establishment of the organization of African Unity (OAU), the predecessor to the African

Union (AU), back in 1963.

Delivering the Africa Day message on behalf of the municipality, Mayor Nhaca said th day provided Africans with an opportunity to demonstrate unity and uniqueness of African identity.

“The entire month of May is a period in which several activities are undertaken to promote continental cooperation and unity of the

African people. We are therefore proud to be part of the African Union even today.

“With more than 50 members, the African Union has united the continent to address several issues including poverty, armed conflict, xenophobia and climate change amongst others. “This year marks the 60th anniversary of the signature of its founding

charter. True to form, African unity is sacrosanct and of paramount importance to African heritage as it gives us the opportunity to demonstrate our uniqueness and African identity. We are proud to be part of the African Union even today. Let us use Africa Day to celebrate our rich African heritage and deepen unity,” Mayor Nhaca stated. Nhaca further stressed the importance of ensuring the implantation of the African Continental Free Trade Area, in order to bring greater prosperity to the continent.

“Today, Africa is commemoratin g its independence from colonialism, enslavement, and apartheid. Africa is still on a path to rediscover itself and reclaim the self-worth, identity, and dignity that are ingrained in its culture, religion, and languages.

“Let's also

use this day to reflect on challenges affecting the contemporary world so that we are able to speak out against foreign trends like gender-based violence, racial hate, femicide and senseless killings. All Africans have the key to the future of our continent and all the human and cultural

characteristics that make us appealing to the rest of the world. The success of our continent, our nations, and particularly our town of KwaDukuza is a prime location for tourism, corporate investments, and general advancement that breathe life into Africa and its people,” Nhaca said.

failed to comply, and were duly informed of the decision to dismiss their application to assemble in this manner,” Mkhize said.

Mkhize emphasized that the municipality, in determining the outcome of ICAM's application, had taken into account broader issues of public safety.

Water woes continue for Glenhills residents

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The community of Glenhills continues to be one of the local communities that are worst affected by recurrent water outages, as Ilembe District Municipality struggles to maintain water supply.

Over the past weekend, the community reportedly spent three agonizing days without water, following a damage to the pipeline pipe and the apparent difficulty by contractors to speedily rectify the fault.

Proportional representative (PR) councillor Rishi Pooran says the problem was exacerbated by lack of water tankers to supply residents despite assurances by the

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municipality that a tacker had been sent to the area.

Pooran says residents claimed to have not seen any water tanker in the area.

Pooran further claimed that numerous attempts to reach a senior official of the municipality for assistance without any success.

“A WhatsApp message was forwarded to him for his intervention including a voice note. All of this fell on deaf ears. Early in the month a meeting was called to raise concerns around the services provided. The (official) was briefed on all the challenges that the community faces.

“It was at this meeting that I

expected to see some changes in the way the municipality communicated with the residents and like before the concern raised on tankers not servicing the community in times of crisis should be looked at and proper communication must be done. Unfortunately, this did not happen,” Pooran stated.

Pooran said schools were forced to close early due to non-availability of water.

“We are aware of the new pipeline an upgrade in the

area which will assist with the leaks and reducing water losses. ILembe takes weeks before simple leaks are attended to. It's very clear that ILembe cannot provide the basic services to the community and this is very clear that there is no technical leadership and management to deal with such outages,” Cllr Pooran said.

Although the residents confirmed that water supply was later restored, numerous stoppages were also reported as new leaks were discovered.

Winter Fair organizers step things up

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The 2023 Winter Fair, to be hosted by KwaDukuza Chid Welfare Society at the end of June, promises to be bigger, better and bolder.

Being hosted under the direction of businessman Sooraj Maharaj, who is ably assisted by Child Welfare Senior Social Work Manager Karnegie Govender as Assistant Fair Director, and the entire organizing committee, the 2023 Fair will certainly offer a mouthwatering line up of a fun and entertainment activities, all well worth the minimal ticket prices payable at the gate. At the planning meeting held at the Welfare building on Thursday last week, KwaDukuza Child Welfare President Sandeep Oudhram stressed the importance of the Fair to the Society's fundraising efforts, and its role in bringing together the communities of KwaDukuza and beyond.

The meeting involved various stakeholders, including Ilembe District Municipality, KDM's Fire Department, KDM's Crime Prevention Unit, KwaDukuza Community Policing Forum, General Gizenga Mpanza Regional Hospital, K9 Security, CMF Security, Eagle Eye Security, Taurus Security, IPSS Medical Rescue and Xpress Times,

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The Committee has also announced additional food stores to add variety to the food offerings at the Fair Grounds.

The Fair will run from the 28th of June 2023 up to and including the 2nd of July 2023. He entrance fee for the first will be a flat R5 for everybody, while the senior citizens will be admitted for free o the second day.

A medical camp will be on offer on the second day of the Fair (29th of June) which will see a range of medical services being offered for free.

The current Board of the Society has a great vision for the organization, which needs to constantly raise funds as it runs on a budget shortfall of about R130 000 a month.

“Our vision as the Board is to increase the Society's cash reserves to the level that will enable us to earn enough interest to sustain our operations on a long term basis,” President Oudhram stated.

Watch this space for more details on this year's KwaDukuza Child Welfare Society's Winter Fair, which promises to be a bumper edition indeed.

KwaDukuza Child Welfare President Sandeep Oudhram

Stangerite joins SA's biggest TV show

Nxumalo has big dreams about local youth

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Local actor Menzi Nxumalo has broken new ground by joining the cast of South Africa's most popular and biggest TV soapie, Uzalo, which airs from Monday to Friday at 20:30, on SABC 1.

The super talented self-taught actor from Stanger Manor plays the role of an elite detective,

Thalente Bhengu of the Special Investigation Unit. Nxumalo has been progressively establishing himself in the highly competition of acting, with appearances in a number of productions previously.

Known locally for his welldocumented philanthropic endeavours through his nongovernmental organization, Nxumalo kicked off his acting career on Mzansi Magic's Gomora where he superbly played the character of DJ

Mporoma. He also nipped a brief stint with E-TV's popular telenovela Durban Gen, which has since been taken off air, where he played the character of Xolani Nxumalo. Nxumalo has also been featured on E-TV's Imbewu (also taken off air just recently) as Mthokozisi Zondo.

Nxumalo is not only successful on screen, but he is passionate about community upliftment, and has some sage advice for youngsters: “Do compete with other people but

compete with yourself, focus on your dreams and don't let your upbringing stop you because the sky is the limit”.

Nxumalo has also carved a niche for himself as a social media influencer, sharing life coaching content with the young and old. He also travels around the province of KwaZulu-Natal donating sanitary towels to girls in different primary schools selected by the community through his social media pages, and also crating awareness and the plight of people living with disabilities.

Hassled consumers slapped with higher interest rate

The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has hiked the repurchase rate (repo rate) by 50 basis points to 8.25%.

The increase means that the repo rate will now be 8.25% per year from 26 May 2023, with prime now at 11.75%.

This was announced by South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Governor Lesetja Kganyago during a media briefing in Pretoria on Thursday last week.

“At the current repurchase rate level, policy is

restrictive, consistent with elevated inflation and risks.

The policy stance aims to anchor inflation expectations more firmly around the midpoint of the target band and to increase confidence of attaining the inflation target sustainably over time.

“Guiding inflation back towards the mid-point of the target band can reduce the economic costs of high inflation and achieve lower interest rates in the future. Reaching a prudent public debt level, increasing the supply of energy, moderating

administered price inflation and keeping wage growth in line with productivity gains would enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy and its transmission to the broader economy,” Kganyago said.

The SARB has raised the repo rate at least ten times since November 2021.

He said that the economic and financial conditions are expected to remain more volatile for the foreseeable future.

“In this uncertain environment, monetary

policy decisions will continue to be data dependent and sensitive to the balance of risks to the outlook. The MPC will seek to look through temporary price shocks and focus on potential second round effects and the risks of de-anchoring inflation expectations. The Bank will continue to closely monitor funding markets for stress,” he said.

The Governor said that economic growth has been volatile for some time and prospects for growth remain uncertain.

He announced that the GDP growth forecast for 2024 and 2025 remains unchanged from the previous meeting, at 1.0% and 1.1%, respectively.

The SARB's forecast for global growth in 2023 and 2024 is revised higher to 2.4% (from 2.0%), and to 2.7% (from 2.5%), respectively.

Meanwhile, the April World Economic Outlook of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts global growth at 2.8% and 3.0% for 2023 and 2024.

“For 2023, the Bank's

forecast for GDP growth is slightly higher than in March, at 0.3%. Energy and logistical constraints remain binding on South Africa's growth outlook, limiting economic activity and increase costs. We estimate loadshedding alone to deduct 2 percentage points from growth this year,” he said. Kganyago emphasised that an improvement in logistics and a sustained reduction in load-shedding, or increased energy supply from alternative sources, would significantly raise growth.

Read Aloud competition at KwaDukuza Resource Centre

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Pictured are the winning learners with their awards

KwaDukuza Resource Centre hosted public speaking/ read aloud competition on Saturday the 27th of May 2023. The competition tests the reading and public speaking skills for leaners from various schools in KwaDukuza and surrounding areas. It also tests the relationship between a learner and a teacher comparing both secondary and primary schools in reading and public speaking skills. Sappi sponsored the KwaDukuza Resource Centre with medals, trophies, books, and refreshments for the day of the competition.

Other sponsors were Padayachee Bros, Fitness Centre, Renugay Optometrist, Flisa Oven and Mozambik Restaurant. Fatima Shaik was the organiser of this beautiful and successful event. Learners received certificates, trophies, medals and book prize for their sterling efforts. The overall top achievers also received awards together with the floating trophies.

Uzalo actor, Menzi Nxumalo from KwaDukuza

R1.8 billion to improve police visibility

Government has allocated R1.8 billion for the procurement of police vehicles to improve police visibility in its crime fighting efforts. Addressing a media briefing on Tuesday this week, Police Minister General Bheki Cele said R65 million has been allocated to the top 30 crime heavy stations to address murder and other contact crimes.

“Over and above this additional funding, we are responding directly to calls by communities to increase the capability and training of the Tactical Response Teams (TRT). The

TRT are being deployed at stations and districts in identified high crime areas,” the Minister said on Tuesday.

He said these highly trained and highly skilled officers will act as force multipliers at local level and assist in policing high-crime areas.

The Minister was presenting the quarterly crime statistics, reflecting on crimes reported and detected by the South African Police Service (SAPS) from 1 January 2023 to 31 March 2023.

“SAPS is also enhancing specialised tracking teams, who will be trained further at provincial and district level to effectively track and apprehend offenders.

“The tracking teams will be instrumental in the success of Operation Shanela, where emphasis is also placed on executing arrest warrants,” the Minister said.

SAPS is also purchasing unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) to better police from the sky.

“More drone pilots are also being licensed and drone pilot interns are being recruited. Bodyworn cameras, as well as shot spotters in high-density

crime areas, are being prioritised,” Cele said.

Contact crimes

When it comes to contact crimes, 206 more counts of murder were recorded; sexual offences decreased by 594 cases; attempted murder increased by 475; assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm increased by 98; common assault increased by 3 480; common robbery increased by 957, and robbery with aggravating circumstances increased by 1 677. Murder increased countrywide by 3.4% between January and March 2023. The Minister said 6 289 people were killed with either a firearm, knife, sharp and blunt instruments, stone and even bare hands, between January and March this year.

“The majority of the killings took place in the KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape and Gauteng provinces, with arguments, vigilantism and robberies topping the motive list for murder.

“KwaZulu-Natal also reported the highest figures of multiple-murder cases, followed by the Eastern Cape with 206 cases and 155 victims, respectively.

“The Free State, Northern Cape and Western Cape provinces recorded decreases in murder figures, with both the Western Cape and Northern Cape reporting a double digit decrease in murder cases,” the Minister said.

Cele said while more work still needs to be done to combat contact crime, the drop in murder figures in some provinces is welcomed. Overall, contact crimes increased by 6 299 cases.

Experts warn about cholera threat

Experts are advising healthcare workers to treat all diarrhoea cases as suspected cholera until proven otherwise. This is while government is working tirelessly to contain the spread of the disease that has already claimed 15 lives in Hammanskraal, north of Pretoria.

Head of the Centre for Enteric Diseases at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD), Dr Juno Thomas, said the hallmark of cholera is acute watery diarrhoea.

“This is defined as diarrhoea lasting less than seven days, which is typically watery, non-bloody liquid stools that may contain a bit of mucous,” she explained, adding that diarrhoea is three or more stools within 24 hours. Speaking during a webinar last week, she said 20% of those infected with cholera caused by the bacteria Vibrio cholerae develop acute watery diarrhoea and most patients may vomit, while fever is mostly absent.

“The classical appearance of stool in severe cases is described as rice water.”

However, according to Thomas, in many cases with mild to moderate cholera, stool is watery but coloured.

“Therefore, any acute watery stool, regardless of colour, must be regarded as suspected cholera.”

According to the latest data, Gauteng and Free State are the hardest hit, while another case of cholera has been detected in another province yet to be

confirmed. South Africa reported its first cholera death in February after the virus arrived in the country from Malawi.

“Locally acquired cases are of great concern because it often means there are many infections that have not been identified.”

Ideally, Thomas said, clinicians should alert the lab before submitting a specimen from a suspected cholera case.

“Patient management must never wait for a laboratory diagnosis. The laboratory diagnosis is for public health action and not to guide individual patient management,” she stressed.

Meanwhile, Wits University's infectious diseases specialist, Dr Jeremy Nel, said it was uncommon for adults to have severe dehydration from diarrhoea.

“So, always think of cholera,” Nel stressed.

“If you get the fluids right in cholera, you're almost fine … Remember that fluid hydration is 90% of the management of cholera. If you get this right, even if you don't have antibiotics and forget about other components, you're almost certain you'll be saving their lives.”

Therefore, he said it was important for clinicians not to delay rehydrating the patient.

“The oral volume of fluid for moderate cases can be excessive, so intravenous administration of some or all of the fluid is often necessary,” Nel said.

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IFP calls for war on drugs

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He IFP in KwaZulu-Natal is calling on government to declare war on drugs. This follows an increase in drug related killings in the province including drug related incidents in many schools.

IFP spokesperson on Social Development, Member of the Provincial Legislature Les Govender said with the rise in drug availability within society, school based drug prevention programmes should be implemented in conjunction with community based strategies, in order to minimize risk factors such as the abundant availability of drugs and alcohol.

Govender warned that South Africa was facing a war from drug cartels, with government efforts to root out the drug scourge being met with stiff resistance.

“Clearly drastic steps need to be taken. We believe that the first step is an admission by government that our current system doesn't work. The next step must be to find out what the opinion is on the streets and in the schools: do the education and awareness efforts work? “What makes someone decide to try drugs? What is the biggest influence on children? The bottom line is that drug use needs to be reduced, as this will also bring down the crime rate. “For this to happen it will require a multi-pronged effort, with various government departments

working together.

“Further, we believe that the increase in the number of addicts seems to coincide with the downturn in the economy, which has led to widespread unemployment. For example, unemployed people feel pressure to support their families, cover their living expenses, and pay for health care, with no permanent solution in sight,” Govender said.

Government further warned that drug and substance abuse had serious social, political, economic, medical and legal ramifications for all involved and affected. He said it wrought massive destruction on the youth, who are meant to be the future leaders.

“There is need to sensitise communities and our youth by educating them on the negative effects of drug and substance abuse, in order to raise their awareness. Law enforcement officers cannot succeed in the fight against drug and substance abuse alone,” Govender said.

Luthuli Museum hosted by Ncome Museum

Luthuli Museum's Public Relations Officer Zinhle Nyembe is seen interacting with learners from a nearby school during the celebration held at Ncome Museum Luthuli Museum joined other heritage institutions from across KwaZulu-Natal in celebrating the International Museums Day, on Wednesday last week. The day is celebrated annually on the 18th of May.

This year's celebration, again organized by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Arts Culture and Sport, was hosted at Ncome Museum. Held

under the theme “Museums, Sustainability and Wellbeing, the celebration included cultural activities by learners fron nearby schools in Ncome, and was also attended by Acting MEC for Sports Arts and Culture Bongiwe Sithole-Moloi.

Luthuli Museum said the occasion presented participating heritage institutions with an opportunity to showcase their offerings.

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A day of fun at Ashram Primary

Africa Day celebration at KwaDukuza Primary

Educational excursion for local crèche

National Framework for Rural Education

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The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education

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discuss the National Framework for Rural Education Draft Plan.

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KwaZulu-Natal Department

Buzz Montessori Educational Centre held a fun filled Sports Day at the Stanger Primary School's grounds. Seen are some of the pictures taken during the event.

Radha Roopsingh Primary School hosted a successful Sports Day, the first sports event to be hosted by the school in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. Pictured is the winning house, the Cheetahs.

Ashram Primary School held their Fun Day recently, with Cllr Nerish Singh sponsoring jumping castles and slides. Pictured are the learners enjoying the day.

Learners at Bright Kids Day Care Centre/Creche, located at Townview, visited Flag Animal Farm last week, on an educational tour. Pictured are the super excited learners together with their educator.

KwaDukuza Primary School celebrated Africa Day during a special program held on Friday, 26 May 2023. Pictured are learners who participated in the day's festivities with song and dance along with their dedicated teachers and Principal, Mr PB Pillay.

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week. Pictured are learners and educators.

Pictured are education officials at the KZN the Indaba for National Framework for Rural Education

together with the Department of Basic

jointly hosted a KwaZulu-Natal Indaba to introduce and

Educators at Mbozamo Primary School embraced the spirit of Africanism in celebration of Africa Day on the 25th of May 2023. Pictured are the educators together with Principal Mr B Mchunu (back row, left).

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of Education's HOD, Mr

Nkosinathi Ngcobo accompanied by senior officials of the Department. The Indaba wsa held on Friday the 26th of May, at UMkhanyakude District.

KwaDukuza welcomes Netball World Cup trophy

Midfield maestro Mokoena nets

PSL Footballer of the Year

Teboho Mokoena capped a superb first full season with Mamelodi Sundowns by walking away with two PSL awards for the 2022/23 season, including the prestigious Footballer of the Season accolade.

The 26-year-old, who joined from rivals SuperSport United in January 2022, was the fulcrum of yet another successful league campaign for Masandawana, proving a versatile and commanding anchor in midfield, be it with some relentless marking or a deft touch to ignite his team's potent attacking arsenal. He was also named Midfielder of the Season.

However, the players' favourite was Monnapule Saleng, the buccaneering

Adhir Maharaj excels in SA veterans league

Pirates winger whose 11 goals was instrumental in his side not becoming a blunt attacking force in the league. He was also only one of three players to score a hat-trick this season, notably having the honour of being the only one to score all three of his goals from open play. Saleng also walked away with the MTN 8 Player of the Tournament award, where he was the outstanding presence in a title-winning run.

Sundowns mastermind Rulani Mokwena was given the Coach of the Season award though that honour will feel hollow in light of the side's failure to win the CAF Champions League, which many believe was the true test of their mettle.

Local cricketing talent, Adhir Maharaj, playing for the KwaZulu Natal Veterans, excelled at the South African Veterans league. He notched up the first 50 opening the batting. The all rounder notched up figures 5 wickets for 121 runs averaging24.20 whilst gaining 10th spot on the batting line-up scoring 131 runs in 4 matches at an average of 43.67. Maharaj is putting up the mettle that he is renowned for in the local cricketing circles.

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This Day In History, 31 May

1935 India Earthquake

31 May, 1935: At 3 AM an earthquake hits North-Western India leaving an estimated 20,000 people dead in Quetta. Among the dead were 44 members of the Royal Air Force. The Punjab government was quick to send relief in the form of relief supplies, workers, and health professionals. While railways suffered minimal damage, many heavily populated areas were greatly destroyed.

The Netball Wold Cup fever hit KwaDukuza on Monday this week when the World Cup trophy wrapped up its tour of KZN in town. Netball SA President Cecilia Molokwane was leading the tour. The Netball World Cup tournament will be hosted in Cape Town from the 28th of July 2023 to the 6th of August 2023.

Pictured with the World Cup trophy is KwaDukuza Mayor Lindile Nhaca (left) and Netball SA President Cecilia Molokwane.

Adhir Maharaj stands proud

Teboho Mokoena crowned PSL Footballer