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A community member shows her disgust with the council­ lor situation.

A number of reasons to celebrate MANY people either look forward to the festive pe­ riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc­ tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season.

As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was.

Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all.

The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you.

We’ve had an action­packed year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns.

To those people who are continuously going the

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year.

2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.).

We had weather catastrophes and crime

continues to destroy some of our communities.

However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed.

We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud!

We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever.

We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

Cedarville on fire over councillor selection >> Communities began the fight with ruling party last year

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ISGRUNTLED community Ward 26 members in Cedarville burnt tyres in support of their ward councillor Siyabonga Mavuka as a candidate for the upcoming local government elections.

The R56 road between Matatiele and Kokstad was also closed with burning tyres, and rocks were put on the road. Schools and shops were closed when the protest erupted in the early hours of Tuesday.

The frustrations of community members started after a meeting collapsed at Mount Ayliff that was called by the ruling party to deal with community complaints who say the name of the councillor they elected does not appear on the list of councillors.

Cedarville communities began the fight with the ruling party in November at a branch general meeting in town hall to elect councillors.

Apparently the meeting did not continue after the community became angry when they heard that the names of the people elected were not the ones they chose.

On Monday the ruling party appeals committee called community members together to listen to

Community member start a fire in Cedarville.

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“Members of the appeals committee didn’t listen to us, instead they told us that our ward candidate is Thabiso Mohoto, who was not elected by communities. We want Mavuka to serve the next term.

“Mavuka has changed our lives since he started as our ward councillor in 2011,” said Aphendulwa Klaas, a community member.

Nondabula Sophie (57), one of the community said that Mavuka has had roads fixed for them. “We are going to fight for Mavuka to become our councillor.”

Another villager said that Mavuka is also fighting for the area to get a clinic, electricity for other areas and water.

Ruling party spokesperson in the Alfred Nzo District, Onke Diko, denied that names of candidates have been completed and asked the community not to be used by people who want to score on their political agendas.

“There are no ward candidates at this stage.

People were given the right to elect four names as candidates. A conference is to sit this weekend to select two from the four people elected by the people. The provincial conference is going to come up with a final name, who will go as a candidate. The ruling party is going to make sure that people vote for their favourite councillors.”

Diko added that the leadership of the ruling party in Alfred Nzo District is to visit Cedarville community members to listen to their complaints and calm them.

Police spokesperson Lieutenant Raphael Motloung said police will monitor Cedarville. No one has been arrested in connection with the protest.

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own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area.

We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten.

Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015.

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Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the weekend and now features in a long list of remarka­ ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world.

South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy.

It’s been a year since his death and many ques­ tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri­ cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’.

Clearly South Africans will continue to make great strides despite the negative news that some­ times comes to the fore.

The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli­ ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea­ son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

Have a safe and blessed festive season

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This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses­ sion coverage because you never know what to ex­ pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the by­elections and once again, hoping for positive change.

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>> Mother recognised the hand as her daughter’s

Dog brings missing girl’s hand home hand.

“When the community searched on Monday they found her skull and leg

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and other body parts in a donga.

“Her intestines were found in the stream of the donga,” said Nothem-

binkosi.

The family identified the missing girl by the clothes she was wearing

when she went missing.

“I have been praying to God to let me find my child.

“I now ask the police to investigate this and to make an arrest.”

The family is waiting for the postmortem results so they can make funeral arrangements.

Police spokesperson Lieutenant Raphael Motloung said an inquest docket has been opened and no one has been arrested.

He said a post-mortem will determine the exact cause of death.

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HE family of a missing pupil, Nelisiwe Dayena, from Diphini village outside Maluti is devastated, but relieved to finally bring closure to what happened to her.

The 17-year-old Grade 10 pupil at Khanya Naledi High in Matatiele, was reported missing on Sunday March 27 and her family and the community had searched for her since then, but unsuccessfully.

On Monday a dog arrived in the village with a human hand in its mouth, so villagers followed it, which led them to other human parts.

The girl’s mother, Nothembinkosi Dayena, said she recognised the hand in the dog’s mouth as her daughter’s PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The devastated family of the missing girl.

UMzimkhulu Municipality PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL KZN 435

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PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given by uMzimkhulu Municipality through Planning Department who is committed in delivering sustainable human settlements through different housing delivery system; invites all interested parties to take part in the survey that will identify the need and the demand for Middle Income Housing. The Middle Income Housing Programme is an initiative of the Department of Housing (NDoH) in South Africa to provide secure idle income housing for middle income persons earning R3 501.00 to R15 000.00. Any person desiring to take part in this survey or must get hold of the questionnaire may do so by obtaining forms at the places listed below.

• Umzimkhulu Council Chambers • Umzimkhulu Local Municipality Offices • Umzimkhulu Gateway • Umzimkhulu Library N.B: Please note that certified proof of employment or proof of income and certified copy of Identity Document is to be attached with the questionnaire forms when submitted to the Municipality and all forms should be submitted back to the Municipality no later than 27 May 2016.

For any enquiries please contact Ms Mhlawuli on tel. (039) 259 5061 or e-mail: mhlawulin@umzimkhululm.gov.za.

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Correction and clarification IN an article published in East Griqualand Fever 15 April issue, titled “Pupils told to act against crime” it was incorrectly stated that Eric Mfenqe was the

Harry Gwala District SAPS Area Commissioner.

Mr Mfenqe is in fact the Department of Correctional Services Kokstad Man-

agement Area Commissioner. Ebongweni Correctional Centre was incorrectly spelt Bongweni Correctional Centre. The errors are regretted.

SAPS warn people about remote jamming KOKSTAD police warn car owners to be vigilant when locking their car in the Kokstad CBD because many cases of remote jamming have been reported at the police station.

SAPS spokesman Lieutenant Dumisani Ncongo said the perpetrators use remotes to open motor vehicles.

“This kind of crime has increased in the CBD, which is worrying. The perpetrators are young and

walk around cars with remotes.

“They act like innocent people, but as soon as drivers get out of their vehicle the perpetrators press their remote so that the car won’t be locked when the driver presses their remote.”

Ncongo appeals to motorists to double check that their vehicle is locked after they press their remote. He said some of the hot spots include Nandos, next to FNB in the main street, Wimpy at Engen garage, Hope Street next to Checkout

and Chicken Licken.

Police also warn people about ATM scams in the Koksad CBD. “Suspicious people at ATMs always want to assist people at the ATM and they quickly rob people or steal bank cards and withdraw money at another ATM. People must be careful, especially on pay days.”

To fight crime people are advised to call Kokstad police on 039 797 1123 or 10111 immediately. - Supplied.

Farmer helped by squatter camp community SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com

PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT NO. 06 OF 2008 & SPATIAL PLANNING & LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT NO. 16 OF 2013.

Public Notice is hereby given in terms of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 06 of 2008) & Spatial Planning & Development Act, 2013 (no. 16 of 2013), that the uMzimkhulu Municipality has received an application in terms of Chapter 3 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 06 of 2008), for the proposed subdivision of Erf 47 in uMzimkhulu. The property is situated along Main Street in uMzimkhulu.

Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours, between 08h00 and 16h00, at the office of the Town Planner, uMzimkhulu Municipality, 169 Main Street, uMzimkhulu, 3297, for the period of 30 days, as from the 22nd of April 2016 to the 31th of June 2016.

Objections and representations in respect of the application must be lodged or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at Private Bag 53 uMzimkhulu 3297 , or may be submitted by fax or email, to the Town Planner, Mr M. N. Majola at Fax No. 039 259 0427 or E-mail: majolam@umzimkhululm.gov.za.

Please note that the uMzimkhulu Municipality may refuse to accept comments submitted after the closing date and that persons who did not comment on the application, will not have a right of appeal against the decision of the Municipality.

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THE Bongweni Farmers’ Association chairperson, Tholakele Pakkies (50), was helped by the Marikana squatter camp community who caught the thieves who broke into his kraal at kwaNobuhle township and stole four goats on Sunday.

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He went around the area asking people if they knew anything about the goats.

“After 20 minutes I received a call from one the Marikana locals who they found the thieves with goat skins. I saw heads and the legs of my two goats. Another one was suffering from wounds to the head and stomach and I had to slaughter it because it was in so much pain. The fourth goat has not been found,” said Pakkies.

Two youths were arrested by community members, the third one is still at large. The youths, aged 26 and 30, appeared in court on Tuesday on charges of stock theft. Their case was remanded until Tuesday 26 April and they remain in custody.

Pakkies thanks the community of Marikana for helping him catch the thieves.

“The Bongweni Farmers’ Association is working with police to fight this kind of crime.”

Police spokesperson Lieutenant Dumisani Ncongo said police are still searching for the third suspect.

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‘My life is hell’ ­ Shayamoya resident Zamani Mbongwe points to the open sewerage pipe at the back of his RDP house.

PHOTO: SIPHELELE NKETO

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AMANI Mbongwe (43) is pointing a finger at the Harry Gwala Municipality for not closing an open sewerage pipe next to his yard at Shayamoya in Kokstad where he has been living for four years.

He told Fever that a contractor had worked on the pipe last year, but didn’t bother to close it when he left.

“When the pipe gets blocked it bursts right near my door causing a terrible smell. My life is hell. I can’t eat properly and I have to keep my doors and windows closed all the time.

“I have complained to the municipality many times, but instead of helping me officials tell me to fill in a com-

plaint form. They also promised to come and see for themselves, but no one has ever come.

“Last week I decided not to fill in the form.”

Mbongwe said he can’t use the outside tap because of the sewage.

His neighbour, Noxolo Dumisa (39), has a one-year-old child and they are also affected.

“I was shocked to see that the pipe has not been closed by the municipality. My child and other children in the township play next to the uncovered pipe and one day I had to rescue my child from there.

“I don’t know if the municipality would fix the problem should we lose one of our children. This area is not healthy for us.”

Harry Gwala Municipality spokesperson Ndabezitha Tenza told Fever there are many issues that are contributing to the blocking of sewage pipes.

He said some of the causes include negligence by the community who throw objects in the sewer lines in certain areas of Kokstad.

“The municipality has an ongoing campaign which aims to sensitise people about dangers of throwing objects into pipe lines.

“With regard to the Mbongwe and Dumisa problem, the municipality is going to send staff to attend to the problem.

“We appeal to the people of Kokstad to report these things to our offices in Kokstad.”

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Youth league east griqualand backs Zuma FEVER 22 April 2016

AFRICAN National Congress Youth League wants to remain united and tells young people not to be affected by what is happening at national level of the ruling party.

Last Sunday more than 200 delegates from all branches of Harry Gwala attended a cadre forum in Ixopo.

One of the discussions focused on the Constitutional Court’s judgment against President Jacob Zuma.

Zwelakhe Mngonyama, a provincial youth league member, told delegates there is a political plot against Zuma. He said in 2005 Zuma was ANC deputy president and there were charges levelled against him

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then. “As much as the public protector has the right to investigate whatever business in terms of Chapter Nine, Section 182 of the Constitution that was suspected to have improper results or findings, their concern is why are opposition parties asking the Public Protector to investigate Zuma,” said Mngonyama.

Sbusiso Phuzi, the district youth league spokesperson, said youth league members must not lose hope in the party when they hear opposition parties chanting “Zuma must fall”.

“We are fully behind Zuma as the president until his term expires.”

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Youth league members chant ‘Zuma must rise’.

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Africa Month launched in Kokstad

>> Theme is ‘We are Africa, There shall be Peace and Friendship’

Umuziwabantu Municipality

10 MURCHISON STREET, HARDING 4680 TEL: 039 433 1205 FAX: 039 433 1208 SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAEMENT ACT (ACT NO. 16 OF 2013) PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT (ACT NO. 6 OF 2008) INVITATION TO COMMENT ON THE PROPOSED REZONING Umuziwabantu Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (Act No. 16 of 2013) and its Regulations read with the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act (Act No. 6 of 2008), that Umuziwabantu Municipality has received an application for the development identified hereunder: The application is for; 1. Proposed rezoning of Erf 636 Harding from Industrial Zone 1 to Institutional Zone 1 for the development of a school (Shalom Kingdom Academy) Street address: Industrial Area, Harding The above mentioned property is within the jurisdiction of Umuziwabantu Municipality and within the Harding Town Planning Scheme.

A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection by interested members of the public during office hours (from 08h00am to 16h30pm) at Umuziwabantu Municipality Library or at Development Planning and Infrastructure Department, on 7 Holman Street, Harding.

Any interested and affected party in the proposed development is invited to submit written comments to the Municipality within 30 days commencing from the date of this publication. Please note that any comment/s received after the expiry date of the comment period will be considered invalid.

Comments may be lodged by registered post, by hand or e-mail to the following details: M. Ndamase, 7 Holman Street, Private Bag X1023 Harding 4680, mndamase@umuziwabantu. gov.za, Tel: (039) 433 2055/6, Fax (039) 433 1208.

S. Mbhele Municipal Manager

UMUZIWABANTU MUNICIPALITY

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Director of International Relations Ruphus Matibe (middle) and Chief Director of Cultural Devel­ opment Charles Mabaso (second, right) accompanied by officials from the national department of arts and culture after meeting with Greater Kokstad Municipality managers.

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AY has been declared Africa Month and will be launched in Kokstad by the minister of Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa at the Ovary grounds next Friday.

The theme - We are Africa, There shall be Peace and Friendship - promotes African unity and regional integration.

The theme is a declaration and celebratory statement of pride, which fosters inclusively, a call to action for individuals and groups from all backgrounds and walks of life to join the movement for change towards a peaceful and African continent.

The programme will entail a keynote address by Mthethwa, the signing of the anti-racism pledge, panel discussions and a diverse cultural programme.

Africa Month celebrates the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) on 25 May,

1963. It was on this date that 25 May was declared Africa Day as a symbol of unity among Africans. The OAU, the precursor to the African Union (AU), comprises of 53 member states. Africa Month also acknowledges the progress that Africans have made on the continent to address collectively the challenges they face, such as armed conflict, climate change and poverty.

In 2016 Africa Month focuses on women and youth development initiatives, marking the 60th year of the women’s march and the 40th anniversary of the youth uprisings in Soweto.

Furthermore, the contribution, solidarity and sacrifices by various African states will be highlighted in a number of colloquia and seminars to be held at venues across the country.

The Department of Arts and Culture, media liaison manager, Teresa Magidela said that during Africa Month countries are encouraged to celebrate, among others, their traditions, beliefs and culture through creative expression such as music and performances, heritage, architecture, language, food and practices.

The Department of Arts and Culture with its partners will host various events throughout the country to celebrate Africa Month.

Celebrations will entail a month-long programme that will feature all aspects of arts, culture and heritage.

Termed the Festival of Ideas, the programme will aim at strengthening the socio, cultural, economic and political relations among African nations.

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Private Bag X1023 Harding 4680 Tel: 039 433 3500 Fax: 039 433 3500

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10 MURCHISON STREET, HARDING 4680 TEL: 039 433 1205 FAX: 039 433 1208 SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAEMENT ACT (ACT NO. 16 OF 2013) PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT (ACT NO. 6 OF 2008) INVITATION TO COMMENT ON THE PROPOSED REZONING Umuziwabantu Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (Act No. 16 of 2013) and its Regulations read with the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act (Act No. 6 of 2008), that Umuziwabantu Municipality has received an application for the development identified hereunder: The application is for; 1. Proposed rezoning of Portion 2 of Erf 101 Harding from Business Zone 1 to a Special Zone for the development of a truck stop with offices, a shop and temporary residence.

Street address: Hawkins Street, Harding The above mentioned property is within the jurisdiction of Umuziwabantu Municipality and within the Harding Town Planning Scheme A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspection by interested members of the public during office hours (from 08h00am to 16h30pm) at Umuziwabantu Municipality Library or at Development Planning and Infrastructure Department, on 7 Holman Street, Harding.

Any interested and affected party in the proposed development is invited to submit written comments to the Municipality within 30 days commencing from the date of this publication. Please note that any comment/s received after the expiry date of the comment period will be considered invalid.

Comments may be lodged by registered post, by hand or e-mail to the following details: M. Ndamase, 7 Holman Street, Private Bag X1023 Harding 4680, mndamase@umuziwabantu. gov.za, Tel: (039) 433 2055/6, Fax (039) 433 1208.

S. Mbhele Municipal Manager

Ombudsman of EG Fever According to the editorial policy of the East Griqualand Fever, readers are invited to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and significant er­ rors will be corrected as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 021 8513232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman. In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or e­mail to press­ombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

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MATAT VIEWPOINT DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER WARM greetings to readers of this viewpoint.

Welcome once again to the Matatiele Local Municipality viewpoint.

It is our responsibility to ensure that our community is well informed of accomplishments in their area.

The Matatiele Local Municipality believes in providing people with information which is accessible to them, which they can use to improve their lives based on their needs, encourages people to participate in democratic processes and keeps people informed

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about policies and programmes that affect them and the progress thereof in implementing them.

In view of this it is important to mention the community protests we experienced in Matatiele last week and this week in Makhoba, Mzongwana and Cedarville.

These protests have affected the economy of Matatiele negatively as people were unable to pass through Cedarville on the R56.

Elections The 2016 municipal elections will be held on 3 August. To check your voting status go to the Electoral Commis-

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sion website, www.elections.org.za or are an integral part of our constitution- Municipality official website is curphone the contact centre on al democracy. Freedom Day is cele- rently under construction therefore 0800 11 8000. Voters can also check brated on 27 April in celebration of the this means that website management by dialling *120*432#, go to participation of all the people of South officials are unable to upload during www.elections.org.za or call the con- Africa in the first free and fair demo- this period. tact centre on 0800 11 8000 between cratic elections.

However public documents that 7am and 9pm.

The year 2016 ushers the begin- were uploaded before the new website Freedom Month ning of the third decade of democracy development can be accessed at April in South Africa is Freedom and freedom. On 27 April this year www.matatiele.gov.za We apologise Month and the theme this year is “We South Africans are called to take the sincerely for the inconvenience during are Africa, There shall be Peace and opportunity to celebrate the fruits of this period.

Friendships”. our democracy. It is time to reflect on That is all from us for now. Until next April will forever resonate in the the progress we have made as country time, stay safe and be blessed. history of our nation as it is this month in moving South Africa forward.

Thank you sweet people from sweet that saw the first democratic elections Municipal website Matat, a destination of choice and exin 1994 that gave birth to freedom and Please note that the Matatiele Local cellence. constitutional democracy in South Africa.

The 1994 election marked a turning point that saw the previously disadvantaged become part of the South African political procTENDER NOTICE ess. The counNotice No: 2015/2016-108 try belongs to Bids are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the project/s stated all who lives in below: it.

The 1994 ADVERTISING COMPULSORY CIDB CLOSING BID NO CONTRACT NO DESCRIPTION DATE BRIEFING DATE GRADING DATE breakthrough promotes the 4CE OR 6 MAY 2016 22 APRIL 2016 28 APRIL 2016@ 2015/2016MATAT/INFRA/MIG/ CONSTRUCTION value of freeHIGHER 102 MAIN 326 EC/2015227 OF KA MORASTREET,MATATIELE THABA TO dom and de@ 10H00 TSHEPISONG mocracy that ACCESS ROAD

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a non – refundable tender fee of R500.00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00

Municipality Masepala

Munisipaliteit Umasipala

PUBLIC NOTICE

COUNCIL MEETING

I, Dr. D.C.T. Nakin, the Municipal Manager, as directed by the Speaker, Cllr. K.J. Bosman-Magangana, hereby give Notice that in terms of Section 19(b) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000) that an Ordinary Council Meeting of the Matatiele Local Municipality will be held on Friday, 29 April 2016 at 11h00 in the Matatiele Town Hall. In terms of Section 20 of the quoted Act, members of the public, media and interested parties may attend the meeting as observers.

ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHI INTLANGANISO YE BHUNGA

Mna, Dr. D.C.T. Nakin, Umphathi ka Masipala, ngokomyalelo kaSomlomo, uCeba K.J. Bosman-Magangana, ndazisa, ngokwe Candelo 19(b) loMthetho woHlobo lokuSebenza kooMasipala baseMakhaya (uMthetho 32 ka 2000) ukuba intlanganiso yeBhunga kaMasipala iyakubanjwa ngoLwesihlanu, umhla we 29 kuTshazimpuzi 2016 ngentsimbi yeshumi elinanye kwiHolo yeDolophu yase Matatiele. Ngokwe Candelo 20 loMthetho wooMasipala uLuntu ngokubanzi, iintatheli kwakunye namanye amaqela anomdla ayamenywa ukuba abe yi nxalenye yale ntlanganiso.

TSEBISO YA SETJHABA KOPANO YA KHANSELE

Nna, Dr. D.C.T. Nakin, Motshwari wa Masepala wa le hae wa Matatiele, ka ho laelwa ke Sebui, Molekgotla K.J. Bosman-Magangana, ke tsebisa hore tlasa karolwana ya 19(b) ya molao wa tsamaiso ya bo Masepala ba mahaeng (Act 32 of 2000) hore lekgotla la Masepala le tla tshwara kopano ka la Bohlano ka mohla wa 29 Mmesa 2016 ka hora ya leshome le motso o mong Holong ya Toropo ya Matatiele. Ka hoya ka karolwana 20 ya molao wa puso yabo Masepala, setjhaba ka kakaretso seya mengwa ho nka karolo kopanong ena.

OPENBARE KENNIS GEWING RAADS VERGADERING

Ek, Dr. D.C.T. Nakin, die Munisipale Bestuurder, soos deur die Speaker, rdl. K.J. Bosman-Magangana aangestel, gee hiermee dat in terme van Artikel 19 (b) van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels, 2000 (Wet 32 van 2000) kennis dat die volgende gewone vergadering van die Raad van die Matatiele Plaaslike Munisipaliteit sal op Vrydag, 29 April 2016 om 11h00 in die Matatiele Stadsaal plaasvind. In terme van Artikel 20 van die Wet aangehaal, kan lede van die publiek, die media en belangstellendes die vergadering as waarnemers bywoon.

DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER Notice No: 2015/2016-107

Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead to the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database System reference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that the document does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality and where the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details will be regarded as nonresponsive and be disqualified from the bid.

The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement Point Scoring System of 90/10 shall apply. With regard to functionality the following criteria will be applicable and the maximum points: Criteria

Points

1. Bank guaranteed surety (Performance guarantee)

10

2. Experience (Completion certificate must be submitted)

20

3. Letter of Good Standing with Department of Labour

05

4. Program of works

05

TOTAL

40

PLEASE NOTE WELL THAT THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF POINTS TO BE ACHIEVED BY THE BIDDER IN ORDER TO BE EVALUATED FOR PRICE AND B-BBEE IS 32 (80%). ANY BID THAT FAILS TO MEET THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD FOR FUNCTIONALITY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. NB: CIDB guidelines and thresholds will be taken into consideration during the evaluation of all bids received.

Sealed envelopes clearly marked: “Technical Offer & Financial offer” and the name of the project “CONSTRUCTION OF KA MORA-THABA TSHEPISONG ACCESS ROAD” and Bid No: 2015/2016 - 326 must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the Municipal New Budget and Treasury Office, Reception Area, Mountain View Matatiele 4730, no later than 06 May 2016 at 12H00 Bids must only be submitted on a bid documentation provided by the municipality. Two envelopes system will be used - Each bid must comprise of a Technical offer and a financial offer, each of which must be submitted separately and both offers must be clearly marked the name of the bidder, failing which will lead to disqualification.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database System before submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and from the SCM Unit Office, failing which will lead to disqualification.

Late, submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Ms. N. Ntloko (Manager: PMU) at 039 737 8100 and SCM enquiries to Mr.M. Mokoatle (Acting Accountant: SCM) at 039 737 8100 during office hours.

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted. _______________________________ DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Ongeziwe Gqada (left) and Skhonza Mgangato.

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Uma Jakalase (left) and Zikisa Mfeketo.

TENDER NOTICE Notice No: 2015/2016-109

Sisonke Mamile (left) Nolubabalo Mthambela.

Bids are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the project/s stated below:

RIGHT: Limpho Mapheleba (left) and Rorisang Mapheleba.

BID NO

CONTRACT NO

2015/2016327

MATAT/INFRA/MIG/ EC/2015224

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T Monica School pupils dressed in style for their matric farewell last Friday evening.

The school thanks parents of Grade 12 pupils and the organising committee who made financial contributions and made the event a success.

Pupils from Grade 11 also contributed, with the assistance of their teachers.

At the event …

ADVERTISING DATE

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22 APRIL 2016

28 APRIL 2016@ 102 MAIN STREET,MATATIELE @ 10H00

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CIDB GRADING 4CE OR HIGHER

6 MAY 2016

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a non – refundable tender fee of R500.00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00 Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead to the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database System reference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that the document does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality and where the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details will be regarded as nonresponsive and be disqualified from the bid.

The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement Point Scoring System of 90/10 shall apply. With regard to functionality the following criteria will be applicable and the maximum points: Criteria

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

CLOSING DATE

Points

1. Bank guaranteed surety (Performance guarantee)

10

2. Experience (Completion certificate must be submitted)

20

3. Letter of Good Standing with Department of Labour

05

4. Program of works

05

TOTAL

40

Comedians rock Kokstad SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com TWO of KZN’s funniest comedians, Arnotte Payne and Kelvin Stofels, left many people laughing out loud at a comedy festival at Kokstad town hall last SaturKlein Paradys day.The event, attendSOUTH COAST ed by more than 100 Out of season Cottages: R180-00 p/p/per people, was organight nised by Timothy Kok Cabins: R150-00 p/p/per night Camp Site: R100-00 per site and his wife Luche per night Stacey-lee.

Contact Lorraine on The crowd were 039 681 2611 / 072 244 3788

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not disappointed about the non-availability of Melvyn David, who was also expected to entertain, but due to family issues was unable to.

Kok told Fever that inviting comedians to Kokstad was to bring joy to everyone, young and old, and encourage families to spend time together. “We want families to have fun without the need for alcohol or vulgar language.”

Payne is not only a comedian, he is a motivator, actor, singer, instrumentalist and public speaker. He has performed with Eugene Khoza, Nick Ribnovitz, Trevor Noah and others at the Suncoast Casino and Sibaya.

Stofels has been on stage with comedians Dusty Rich, Niel Green, Masod Boomgaard and many others.

When he walked on stage the audience cheered him on because he walked like a “kasi” boy (township boy).

Kok thanked the people of Kokstad who supported the show.

PLEASE NOTE WELL THAT THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF POINTS TO BE ACHIEVED BY THE BIDDER IN ORDER TO BE EVALUATED FOR PRICE AND B-BBEE IS 32 (80%). ANY BID THAT FAILS TO MEET THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD FOR FUNCTIONALITY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. NB: CIDB guidelines and thresholds will be taken into consideration during the evaluation of all bids received.

Sealed envelopes clearly marked: “Technical Offer & Financial offer” and the name of the project “CONSTRUCTION OF MANASE ACCESS ROAD” and Bid No: 2015/2016 - 327 must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the Municipal New Budget and Treasury Office, Reception Area, Mountain View Matatiele 4730, no later than 06 May 2016 at 12H00 Bids must only be submitted on a bid documentation provided by the municipality. Two envelopes system will be used - Each bid must comprise of a Technical offer and a financial offer, each of which must be submitted separately and both offers must be clearly marked the name of the bidder, failing which will lead to disqualification.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database System before submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and from the SCM Unit Office, failing which will lead to disqualification.

Late, submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Ms. N. Ntloko (Manager: PMU) at 039 737 8100 and SCM enquiries to Mr.M. Mokoatle (Acting Accountant: SCM) at 039 737 8100 during office hours.

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted. _______________________________ DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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St Monica’s shines at tournament

Appeal to help keep soccer alive SIPHELELE NKETO

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N 16 April, St Monica’s first team hockey girls took part in the Spar tournament at St Pat-

rick’s.

St Monica girls played well and the school is very proud of them. We extend our thanks to Mrs R. Viviers and Mrs S. van Denventer for their help and support.

U12 and U13 South Coast rugby team The U12 and U13 rugby boys participated in the South Coast rugby trials on 12 April. The boys travelled to Suid-Natal on the South Coast and played to the best of their ability. Out of the six boys who were sent to the trials, four made the team.

Congratulations to Ngawo Sidasa for making the U12 South Coast rugby team and Litha Ndawandwa, Cebo Zibi and Mfuneko Mabindisa for making the U13 team respectively.

Thank you to King Edward High for

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Team hockey girls at the Spar tournament (back, from left) Pathiswa Ntshayisa, Naledi Noka, Keorapetse Thekiso, Mrs R. Viviers, Siso Mnukwa, Nozi Bam, Ms S. Joubert, Uma Jakelase, Ongeziwe Gqada, Kgaugelo Mohale, and (front, from left) Talisha Marais, Phelea Mohau, Claire Hulley, Tholoana Khulang, Reabetsoe Lepheana, Seithati Pakkies, Lolwethu Mazwi, and (front) Arle Pieterse providing transport for our pupils.

U12 and U13 hockey, rugby festi­ val It was an early morning for the U13 hockey girls and U13 rugby boys on 16 April.

The girls took part in a 11-a-side hockey festival and the boys in a 7-aside festival.

MAKHOSONKE Dlungula’s dream of training young boys in sport is going to die if he doesn’t get support.

The 43-year-old Dlungula, known as “Rasta” said he has trained many soccer players, who are now playing in the Vodacom league.

“I started training young boys in Kokstad in 1998. I have produced soccer players who now play for Kokstad Liverpool.”

The unemployed Rasta is plastering buildings at Ebongweni Township as a form of income and after he gets paid he buys soccer kits and balls for more than 100 young boys.

“My boys also excel in school tournaments through my training. I always tell them to enjoy sport and to have role models,” said Rasta.

Rasta is now training U13, U15 and U17 boys from the surrounding areas at the Riverview Stadium.

U13 boys with Rasta (back right) at River­ view Stadium.

We would like to congratulate and thank Kokstad Junior School for hosting such a tangible festival for our pupils.

Well done to our U13 teams for a good performance on the day and we thank the Lord our heavenly Father because, “with God we can”.

- Supplied.

PHOTO: SIPHE­ LELE NKETO

TENDER NOTICE Notice No: 2015/2016-110

TENDER NOTICE Notice No: 2015/2016-110

Bids are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the project/s stated below:

Bids are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the project/s stated below:

BID NO

CONTRACT NO

2015/2016329

MATAT/INFRA/MIG/ EC/2015226

DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION OF SOLOANE ACCESS ROAD

ADVERTISING DATE 22 APRIL 2016

COMPULSORY BRIEFING DATE 29 APRIL 2016@ 102 MAIN STREET, MATATIELE @ 10H00

CIDB GRADING 5CE OR HIGHER

CLOSING DATE 6 MAY 2016

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a non – refundable tender fee of R500.00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00

BID NO

CONTRACT NO

2015/2016328

MATAT/INFRA/MIG/ EC/2015225

DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION OF SANDFONTEIN ACCESS ROAD

ADVERTISING DATE 22 APRIL 2016

COMPULSORY BRIEFING DATE 28 APRIL 2016@ 102 MAIN STREET, MATATIELE @ 14H00

CIDB GRADING 4CE OR HIGHER

CLOSING DATE 6 MAY 2016

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a non – refundable tender fee of R500.00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00

Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead to the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database System reference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that the document does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality and where the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details will be regarded as nonresponsive and be disqualified from the bid.

Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead to the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database System reference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that the document does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality and where the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details will be regarded as nonresponsive and be disqualified from the bid.

The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement Point Scoring System of 90/10 shall apply. With regard to functionality the following criteria will be applicable and the maximum points:

The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement Point Scoring System of 90/10 shall apply. With regard to functionality the following criteria will be applicable and the maximum points:

Criteria

Points

Criteria

Points

1. Bank guaranteed surety (Performance guarantee)

10

1. Bank guaranteed surety (Performance guarantee)

10

2. Experience (Completion certificate must be submitted)

20

2. Experience (Completion certificate must be submitted)

20

3. Letter of Good Standing with Department of Labour

05

3. Letter of Good Standing with Department of Labour

05

4. Program of works

05

4. Program of works

05

TOTAL

40

TOTAL

40

PLEASE NOTE WELL THAT THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF POINTS TO BE ACHIEVED BY THE BIDDER IN ORDER TO BE EVALUATED FOR PRICE AND B-BBEE IS 32 (80%). ANY BID THAT FAILS TO MEET THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD FOR FUNCTIONALITY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

PLEASE NOTE WELL THAT THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF POINTS TO BE ACHIEVED BY THE BIDDER IN ORDER TO BE EVALUATED FOR PRICE AND B-BBEE IS 32 (80%). ANY BID THAT FAILS TO MEET THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD FOR FUNCTIONALITY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

NB: CIDB guidelines and thresholds will be taken into consideration during the evaluation of all bids received.

NB: CIDB guidelines and thresholds will be taken into consideration during the evaluation of all bids received.

Sealed envelopes clearly marked: “Technical Offer & Financial offer” and the name of the project “CONSTRUCTION OF SOLOANE ACCESS ROAD” and Bid No: 2015/2016 - 329 must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the Municipal New Budget and Treasury Office, Reception Area, Mountain View Matatiele 4730, no later than 06 May 2016 at 12H00

Sealed envelopes clearly marked: “Technical Offer & Financial offer” and the name of the project “CONSTRUCTION OF SANDFONTEIN ACCESS ROAD” and Bid No: 2015/2016 - 328 must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the Municipal New Budget and Treasury Office, Reception Area, Mountain View Matatiele 4730, no later than 06 May 2016 at 12H00

Bids must only be submitted on a bid documentation provided by the municipality. Two envelopes system will be used - Each bid must comprise of a Technical offer and a financial offer, each of which must be submitted separately and both offers must be clearly marked the name of the bidder, failing which will lead to disqualification.

Bids must only be submitted on a bid documentation provided by the municipality. Two envelopes system will be used - Each bid must comprise of a Technical offer and a financial offer, each of which must be submitted separately and both offers must be clearly marked the name of the bidder, failing which will lead to disqualification.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database System before submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and from the SCM Unit Office, failing which will lead to disqualification.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database System before submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and from the SCM Unit Office, failing which will lead to disqualification.

Late, submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

Late, submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Ms. N. Ntloko (Manager: PMU) at 039 737 8100 and SCM enquiries to Mr.M. Mokoatle (Acting Accountant: SCM) at 039 737 8100 during office hours.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Ms. N. Ntloko (Manager: PMU) at 039 737 8100 and SCM enquiries to Mr.M. Mokoatle (Acting Accountant: SCM) at 039 737 8100 during office hours.

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted. _______________________________ DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted. _______________________________ DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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King Edward captain, Jocelyn Duminy (left) during the Southern KZN Regional semi­final against Southcity.

King Edward High crowned hockey champs >> Defending champs met Creston College, winning the game 1­0 Getting dis­ owned, King Ed­ ward High School’s Lukhona Ndumndum watches as Southcity’s Asher Beckett (left) clears the ball out while Melissa Elliott puts the brakes on in de­ fence.

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ATATIELE’S Edward High was crowned the Southern KZN Regional champion for the second year in the Spar KZN School Girls’ Hockey Challenge which took place at St Patrick’s College on Saturday.

The defending champs met two times regional winners, Creston College in the finals, winning the game 1-0. Scoring the winning shot, Zhanique Sissing was dutifully standing on the post during a rare short corner in the final, and nudged the ball across the line from a shot from Thatho Ntoba.

“It was an amazing tournament with a wonderful spirit,” said an elated Jocelyn Duminy, King Edward’s captain. “Before the tournament we said that we would keep going no matter what, we just persisted and kept on trying especially in the finals, even though we were a bit stressed at the start of the game. We are delighted with our efforts and can’t wait until the finals in July.”

Coached by Deidre Duminy, King Edward shone as a team, working cohesively together and sticking to the game plan set about for them by the enthusiastic coach.

In the second semi-final, King Edward took on Southcity and with a clinical display, took the game 3-0. Proving a handful for the oppo-

sition, King Edward’s Sissing showed phenomenal skill with her constant commanding breaks down the right hand touchline, driving the game into

the oppositions circle and creating a number of opportunities.

Earning herself the award of Most Promising Umpire, Kokstad’s Col-

lege’s Sharnelle Beeton was recognised for her outstanding umpiring during the course of the tournament.

Beeton has been invited to further her skills at the grand finals in July.

“It was a really good day of hockey for all the teams, and a fabulous festive atmosphere,” said Les Galloway, tournament director. “Congratulations to King Edward who managed to hold onto the title this year with some truly fine team work and tactical playing, they deserved to retain their title.”

Rob Philipson managing director of

Spar KZN thanked St Patrick’s College for hosting the well-organised tournament. “It was super to see ten motivated teams, really putting their all into their games and showing wonderful camaraderie among themselves and between teams. Thanks must also go to the parents and supporters who took time out to encourage from the sidelines.”

King Edward High School is the seventh team to secure their position at the grand finals held at St Mary’s in July,” said Philipson. - Supplied.