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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 AIDS HELPLINE avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season.

0800-012-322 As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful United we can 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.

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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.

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.).

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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

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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TRIP to church turned into a tragedy for a KwaPata father last Sunday after his two sons were killed in a hit- andrun accident.

Nicolas Mtshizana, who survived the ordeal, said he is struggling to cope with the

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death of his two youngest sons, threeyear-old Msizi and eight-year-old Abongile.

Speaking to the Maritzburg Echo during a memorial service at Sibongamandla Primary School last Thursday where Abongile was doing his Grade 1, Mtshizana said his family has been torn apart.

“We were on our way to church as usual around 9am when a Nissan bakkie came speeding down by the KwaMncwabe tuck shop and swerved onto the wrong side of the road and crashed into us. I remember trying to shout for my boys to get out of the way, but it was too late,” he said.

Mtshizana said he can’t remember what happened thereafter as he was knocked unconscious.

“When I regained consciousness in hospital I remembered I was with my children and I asked my brother where they were and he just said they were in the children’s ward and that I shouldn’t worry.”

Mtshizana, who was released from hospital that same day said, it was only when he got home that his family broke the news to him that his sons had died.

“I am very sad but I am trying to be strong for my family as a father.”

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Mtshizana said he was not sure if the police had arrested anyone yet.

“I don’t know if anyone has been arrested yet, but I heard the driver handed himself over to police.”

Plessislaer police spokesperson Captain Musa Ntombela said the driver is yet to come forward.

“We appeal to anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the driver to please come forward,” he said. Abongile and Msizi were laid to rest on Saturday.

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He said the youngest, Msizi, was a happy child who was always smiling and loved to play.

“Their mother is devastated, I also feel as though I failed them, but we are both trying to be strong for our family.”

Abongile’s class teacher Sbahle Khumalo said he was a very clever boy.

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NE of the whoonga addicts, who was killed in “mob justice” last Tuesday was laid to rest in Edendale.

An article in the Maritzburg Echo on 25 August reported on three whoonga addicts Edwin Mazibuko (27), Scelo Ndlela (31) and Siyabonga Mazibuko - who said they were tired of being slaves to whoonga and wanted to quit.

Two of the three - Mazibuko and Ndlela - were killed last Tuesday by vigilantes. They accused the pair of stealing a Plasma TV in KwaDambuza.

Speaking at Mazibuko’s funeral last Thursday, Linda Mudiliyar from Newday Wellness South Africa said she was supposed to have a second meeting with Mazibuko and Ndlela to help them

fight their whoonga addiction.

“They cried their hearts out and expressed a desire to change their lives. When we had the first meeting with them, they were happy and hopeful and promised to return for a second meeting, but that did not happen,” she said.

Mudiliyar said when she got details of their murder she was shattered.

“How could it be that our children, who were willing to change their lives, were robbed of that opportunity?

“No human being deserves to die this way. We as the community need to move forward with a greater mission to support those who need us most.”

Mazibuko’s aunt, Gladys Bohloko, said she was thankful to Pastor Magic Khanyile, who had tried to assist her nephew in getting help.

“We asked Edwin to get help and we were hopeful that he would turn his life around when he reached out to Pastor Khanyile.

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“There are underlying problems that lead our children to smoke.

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UNDREDS of students from the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus on Tuesday marched to the provincial legislature rejecting the tuition fee increase of up to eight percent.

The students who dared the scorching sun handed a memorandum of their grievances and gave the provincial legislature seven days to respond failing which they said they will ‘occupy’ legislature.

Among some of the grievances stipulated in the memorandum handed over to provincial speaker Lydia Johnson is what they have described as police brutality and sexual assault

of students on campus.

Reading the memorandum on behalf of the students, SRC President Sphelele Nguse said they rejected the proposed increment for 2017 and do not recognise the sitting Commission on Higher Education.

“As students, we are united in our call for free education and reject any form of increment.

The state must begin to implement free quality education; in addition, we want to raise our utter disgust in the manner in which the public order police have recklessly shot at students using rubber bullets and teargas.”

Nguse said they have also lodged complaints about police with the office of the speaker in the province.

“The provincial government has a responsibility to ensure that it attends to the grievances raised by the students, hear our voice, and hear our demands.”

Nguse said they also want the university in collaboration with government and other stakeholders to find means to write off historical student debt.

“We further demand that police officials involved in the case of rape and sexual assault at the Pietermaritzburg campus are brought to book and the law takes it course,” he said.

Economic Freedom Fighter’s (EFF) student representative Bonginkosi Khanyile said they are tired of writing ‘love letters’ to the government.

“When we come back we are going to go and occupy legislature and I’ll be the speaker,” he said as he drew applause from the crowd.

“Last year we handed a memorandum, even today we are still handing another memorandum.

“This is for the last time, next time when we come we are going to occupy and pass free education as a law. The only thing politicians know is to eat breakfast, lunch and go home,” he said.

The students said they will not be returning to class until their demands have been Hundreds of UKZN implemented.

Pietermaritzburg “Failure to do so, we are going to continue Campus students what we do best. Our mothers are single marched to the parents, they are nurses and teachers and they provincial legislature can’t afford to take us to school.” on Tuesday where Accepting the memorandum and signing it they delivered their Johnson said the memorandum will be memorandum to the channelled to the relevant departments. speaker, Lydia “All of us are aware that higher education Johnson. The is a competency of national departments. students are calling “We’ll look into it and then engage with for free tertiary the students in terms of what can be done. education.

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SUNDUZI residents are paying more for less water as from 1 September in order to help Umgeni Water further manage the crippling effects the prolonged drought is causing. The drought levy was approved by the minister of water and sanitation in July and has only now been implemented.

According to Umgeni Water the need to intro­ duce the levy is based on the fact that more water needs to be conserved in order to supply

Levy or stepped tariffs are not a new phenomenon in KwaZulu­Natal. In the mid eighties, when parts of KZN faced severe water shortages, a stepped tariff­ levy was introduced with the intention of reducing water demand. In terms of this model, the more water a consumer used, the more expensive it became. Conversely reduced usage meant a smaller levy.

The levy is based on water volumes and will result in increasing stepped tariff, with minimum of 0,35 cents per kilolitre for the first 5% restriction of water volume, 0,64 cents for 10% restriction of water volume, 0,95 cents for 15% restriction of water vol­ ume, R1,31 for 20% restriction of water vol­ ume and R1,84 for 30% restriction of water volume.

The primary factor to determine rand amount to be charged as a levy is based on volumes consumed by customers.

What this translates into in the end is that the less the customer uses, the less the rand value of the levy.

the six municipalities which it will feed in the coming months. The water system has been se­ verely affected by the drought and has not received sufficient rainfall in a 30­month period.

“This has resulted in Midmar Dam and Albert Falls Dam remaining consistently at below 50% and 30% respectively. These dams supply all of uMgungundlovu District, Pietermaritzburg and about 80% of eThekwini. The amount of water in them is not sufficient to meet full demand which has resulted in Umgeni Water having to reduce potable water production by 15% at its water treatment plants within the Mgeni system and the introduction of mandatory water restrictions of 15%.

“These measures were introduced to prevent possible failure of Midmar and Albert Falls dams and ensure that the water currently available lasts until the drought breaks,” said Shami Harichunder, Corporate Stakeholder Manager at Umgeni Water.

He said that the idea behind the water levy is to ensure a curtailment of water usage resulting in more water being saved thus enabling Umgeni to supply water in the months to come. The factor that determines the rand amount charged is the volume of water used.

“Umgeni Water wants to create increased awareness that water is a finite resource and, therefore, encourages the sparing use of it and the adoption of water conser­ vation as an every­day activity.”

Following the announcement of the

water levy Harichunder said that Ungeni have received and noted correspondence from eThek­ wini Metro and Msunduzi Local Municipality.

As part of its commitment to remain custom­ er­focused and continue to maintain cordial relations, Umgeni Water has regular engage­ ments with its customers and other stakeholders through various forums where the correspond­ ence from eThekwini Metro and Msunduzi Local Municipality will be discussed.

Harichunder said that water usage and the state of dams are monitored by the Joint Operations Committee (JOC) comprising Umgeni Water regional managers, Umgeni Water customers, Department of Water and Sanitation and Department of Co­operative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

Based on water resource availability, conclusions made by the JOC motivate for Gazet­ ting either an increase or easing of restrictions.

“The water resource situation in the Mgeni system, on which an estimated four million consumers are dependent for water, has unfortunately not changed. The introduction of a drought levy, approved by the minister of water and sanitation, is an additional measure to manage water resources and also contribute to the resiliency of this resource during the drought.

“Failure of major dams, among them Midmar and Albert Falls, will have serious implications for domestic users of water and the economy.

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Mandoza ­ ‘real­life rock star’ KAILENE PILLAY

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OUTH African Kwaito legend Mandoza may have performed on the biggest stages in the country, but it was his performances in Pietermaritzburg that locals said they will never forget.

Mandoza - real name Mduduzi Edmund Tshabalala - delivered one of his most “unforgettable and enthralling” performances at the Love to Live 2015 event held at the Protea Grounds in Northdale.

Event organiser, Dr Dan Moodley, said Mandoza, who became famous after his 2001 hit Nkalakatha, was invited to perform with a host of South African soapie stars at Love to Live’s 15th anniversary.

“He was the highlight of the event.

“He enthralled the audience and was among the most easy-to-please celebrities I have come across.

“The children were also blown away by his performance,” Moodley said.

He said one of the most heartwarming moments

was watching Mandoza mingle with the children and sign autographs.

“His death is a big loss to South Africa and the music industry. He did a wonderful job when it came to social cohesion,” Moodley added.

Collaborative Entertainment director Sash Preamchand said he was blessed to have worked with Mandoza on a number of occasions.

The first was during an appearance on Yo-TV on SABC 1 in 2012.

In 2013 Preamchand again worked alongside Mandoza during the filming of his reality show Rolling with Mandoza.

“I did some of his public relations and booked a few events for him, one of which was at Sticky Fingers nightclub here in Pietermaritzburg,” he said.

Describing him as “one of the coolest guys ever”, Preamchand said Mandoza taught him one of life’s biggest lessons.

“We were doing an event in Durban and were sitting at the hotel when Mandoza told me there was only one thing that kept him focused and that was his family.

“He told me family first, business second,” he said.

Preamchand described the Kwaito star as “humble” and “a real-life rock star”.

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“He was a no-nonsense guy when it came to his brand and his image, but at the same time he was caring and not as ‘gangster’ as people thought.

“He was a church-going man who had redeemed himself,” Preamchand said.

Another local production company, KIT Productions, also shared the stage with Mandoza.

Kerooshan Pather said they were privileged to perform alongside the Kwaito star at the Love to Live event.

“He was so humble and friendly, and mingled with everyone,” Pather said.

The Kwaito star lost his battle with brain cancer on Sunday morning.

He was 38.

It was the singer’s hit Nkalakatha that made him a household name in South Africa.

The track became one of the most recognised songs on radio in the country and won the Song of the Year category at the South African Music Awards in 2001.

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Health department staff awarded for long service >> ‘We are honoured to call this distinguished trio our colleagues’

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WO Pietermaritzburg Department of Health employees were among three awarded certificates for 40 years of service by MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo.

Jabulani Gumede (64), from Imbali and Prasheeka Padayachee (59), each received accolades last Tuesday for their passion, selfless dedication and an unwavering will to always serve the public with distinction.

Gumede who joined the department in 1976, as a general worker and became a driver five years later. He is a stickler for time management, and says he has never been involved in a motor vehicle accident in his career - except for minor fender-benders, which were caused by other drivers.

“Time is everything,” he said in Zulu.

“You have to be on time. It’s a mark of respect for other people. When you are late, you end up making mistakes. You must also give people your time. My job has often entailed working away from home, ferrying people to conferences, sometimes during weekends. You can’t be in a rush. You can’t just leave people, you have to wait.”

A devout man of God, he adds:“My maker has been good to me. It is not of my own doing that I’ve had such a long career without accidents.

God has been protecting me all this time.”

He is just as meticulous when it comes to ensuring the roadworthiness of all vehicles that he uses. “You have to check the vehicle thoroughly before using it, and be convinced that it has no problems. If there are, then you must get them fixed, or you don’t use it. That way, everything will always go smoothly.”

Gumede said that when he retires next year he will spend most of his spare time preaching the word of God.

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KZN Health employees were rewarded 40 years long service certificates (from left) Shanti Ram­ lakhan, Sibongiseni Dhlomo (KZN Health MEC), Prasheeka Padayachee, Sifiso Mtshali (HOD) and Jabulani Gumede.

Padayachee, chief director in executive support service, was also one of the receipts. She said she developed a passion to serve and believed in doing the very best in her job.

“I’ve also benefitted from the set of values that were inculcated in me in my early days of employment – a strong sense of discipline, loyalty and commitment have remained high on my agenda throughout my career.”

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“We are honoured to call this distinguished trio our colleagues. Between them they have 120 years of invaluable institutional knowledge and experience in their chosen fields. This kind of loyalty is rare.

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THE people arrested in connection with public violence in Willowfontein were released on warning to appear in court on 7 October.

The 20 were arrested on 9 September following a water protest in the area where they barricaded the road with burning tyres and rocks.

During the protest Skhumbuzo Soni (10), was seriously injured after being shot in the mouth by police who were firing rubber bullets to disperse a crowd.

The 20 people appeared before the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday and 19 were released on warning, while one received R500 bail.

The state said it was not opposed to the suspects being granted bail as they were not a threat to anybody. Magistrate M. Boikhutso, however, refused to release Jabulani Mkhize, who is accused three in the matter, on warning.

This after it emerged that Mkhize currently had another pending case against him. The suspects, who were appearing in court for the second time, were released on condition they do not gather unlawfully or obstruct peace in the community.

Other supporters who packed the public gallery during the bail hearing had to be asked to leave as it was full and no persons were allowed to stand during the court proceedings. A police officer stood guard by the door to make ensure no more people came in.

Magistrate Boikhutso said police were the only witnesses in this case and that as part of the investigation the court was still waiting for video footage taken on the day of the protest.

The case was adjourned for further investigation. Residents in Willowfontein say they have not had water for over six months.

Municipality to ‘revive tourism’ in Msunduzi >> Pietermaritzburg to be promoted as a ‘destination of choice’ NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com

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At the Tourism Month celebrations launch (from left) Dumisani Mhlongo (MPTA director), Lungelo Sithole, Nomvelo Mngadi (Arts and Culture), Thobeka Mafumbatha (Msunduzi communications manager), Sipho Zimu and Bongani Mhlongo (O33 Lifestyle).

N a bid to revive tourism in Msunduzi, the Msunduzi Pietermaritzburg Tourism Association (MPTA) will host a series of events aimed at promoting Pietermaritzburg as a destination of choice.

This was revealed during a media launch at the Carbineers Garden outside city hall last Friday to mark Tourism Month.

This year’s theme, in line with World Tourism Day on 27 September, is “Tourism for all” and MPTA has localised the theme to encourage people to embark on leisure activities locally.

Speaking at the launch, Msunduzi Municipality communications manager Thobeka Mafumbatha said this year they want to encourage domestic tourism.

“We want to encourage South Africans to explore their own country.

Let’s start appreciating tourism in our own areas, take a step and move out

Ukleliswe nosomabhizinisi abasebancane abenza kahle owaseMbali PHILANI MCHUNU UMAXWELL Sabelo Thusi waseMbali e-13 ukleliswe endaweni yamashumi amabili nanye eNingizimu Afrika kosomabhizinisi abasebancane abenza kahle.

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UThusi ohlabene ngendondo ye-Best youth owned and managed business ku-Myezane BBEE awards ngenyanga ka-Ephreli uthi uthando lwezebhizinisi into akhule nayo.

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aka ka2003 ngathola iziqu ngase ngisebenza emabhange amaningi namakhulu eNingizimu Africa.”

Utshele i-Maritzburg Echo ukuthi ziningi izingqinamba ake wabhekana nazo ohambeni lwakhe lokusungula ibhizinisi.

“Ngidlule kokuningi ngaphambi kokuthi ngifike kulesigaba eengikusona ngathuka ngabuya nganeno ngesikhathi ngizwa kuthiwa elinye lamaphephandaba azinze eGoli iSowetan liveza izibalo zakamuva kulonyaka zosomambizinisi abasebancane abenza kahle. Ukubona igama lami kuloluhlu kusho kukhulu kumina ngoba ngisebenza kanzima nangokuzikhandla,” kusho yena.

UThusi uthi washiya umsebenzi kwa-Old Mutual Finance ukuze asungule inkampani yakhe ngonyaka ka 2011.

“Kwakungesona isinqumo esilula.

Ngangazi ukuthi kuzoqala kube nzima kepha amava ami okusebenza emabhange angisiza kakhulu ngakwazi ukufunda ngokuphathwa kwezimali nokuningi okuphathelene nezezimali nokwakukhulisa ibhizinisi lami.”

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of your comfort zone. Domestic tourism is just as important for the economy. We want local people to discover the diverse offerings available locally and benefit from them, take a shot left, you will not regret it,” she said.

Mafumbatha said MPTA will provide a platform to small, often informal businesses that struggle to tap into the broader tourist marketshare, and give them an opportunity to showcase their ability.

Tourism Month celebrations began with a Shisanyama event on Sunday at 033 Lifestyle in conjunction with Tourism KZN aimed at showcasing township tourism experiences.

Bongani Mhlongo from 033 Lifestyle said it was time for Pietermaritzburg to tap into township tourism.

“Township tourism is growing in places like Soweto, Umlazi and Langa in Cape Town. We are also fortunate in that we have a rich city and there is a lot to be explored. We all need to play our role in ensuring we make it as big as it is in Soweto or Umlazi,” he said.

Mhlongo said tourism plays an integral part in alleviating poverty and unemployment.

On 23 September Msunduzi tourism will host Tourism Month celebrations from 10am to 4pm at the Carbineers Garden.

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UThusi uthe kulonyaka uzobe eyingigxenye yengqungquthela yosomabhizinisi abawu 48 ngaphansi kwe SAB Tholoane Program ezobe isingethwe eGoli.

PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma has declared 27 December 27 a public holiday after an appeal by the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa).

A recent Presidency statement said the day, a Tuesday, was being declared a public holiday in terms of Section 2A of the Public Holidays Act. “The request by Fedusa was motivated by the fact that this year workers in the country will only have 11 public holidays instead of 12 due to the fact that Christmas Day falls on a Sunday,” the statement said.

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ESIDENTS at Ali’s Informal Settlement in East Street received some reprieve over the cold weekend when Ward 33 councillor Uraisha Haswell delivered food and clothing to residents who were victims of a fire that burnt all their belongings.

Last Thursday night a fire broke out at the informal settlement leaving 13 informal dwellings gutted and 30 residents displaced.

Disaster management were on site and provided the homeless with tents for the night. One of the casualties, a four month old baby was taken to the Boom Street Clinic for smoke inhalation.

“I visited the victims of the fire early the next morning to assess their needs and how we could provide assistance.

“A plea was communicated to the residents of Pietermaritzburg to assist in any way possible. On Sunday morning [18 September], food, clothes, blankets and baby supplies were distributed to the residents, all donated by concerned community members.”

PMB community supports fire victims

Ward 33 councillor, Uraisha Haswell, distributes clothing to the Ali’s Informal Settlement residents after they lost all their belongings in a fire last week.

She added that the cause of the fire is alleged to have been a candle that fell over. It is highly doubtful that a candle could gut so many dwellings so quickly.

“There has been an ongoing issue regarding illegal connections which needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency by the municipality. This is a major issue affecting the residents.”

Haswell said that the rate of continuous power outages caused by the illegal connections has become cause for serious concern as this is also affecting the formal residents resulting in strained community relations.

“I have engaged with municipality departments concerned and requested the issue be resolved urgently to prevent further protests by the informal residents who lack access to basic electricity and the formal residents who are affected by power outages for days due to the illegal connections. Council’s delay in prioritising this issue is resulting in the community suffering,” said Haswell.

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Support Doctors Without Borders A TEAM of Doctors Without Borders/ Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) fund-raisers will wind up its threeweek tour of KwaZulu-Natal by visiting Liberty Midlands Mall from today until 24 September to raise awareness and funds for the organisation’s work in South Africa and the world.

Doctors Without Borders is an independent international medical

humanitarian organisation working to bring emergency medical care to people caught in conflict, crises and disasters in more than 65 countries around the world including South Africa. It relies on regular donations from individual donors to support their work.

“It is always exciting to come to KZN because of the huge support we

always receive from there. As we embark on this journey again, we are calling on the residents of Pietermaritzburg to once again get involved with us as ongoing supporters, to donate and join the MSF family so we can do even more to help those people in need of medical care around the world and to support our work in South Africa,” said Kelly

Barlow, the MSF Southern Africa travel teams co-ordinator.

During the tour Liberty Midlands Mall shoppers will learn more about the work MSF does in South Africa and elsewhere, including the emergency medical and psychosocial care offered to victims of sexual violence in Rustenburg, the HIV project in Khayelitsha, which provides specialised treatment for children, and MSF’s HIV-TB programme covering Mbongolwane and Eshowe in KZN. The MSF fund-raising team has

already visited the Westwood Mall in Westville, the University of KwaZulu-Natal Medical Campus and the Pavilion where they hosted a displacement camp exhibition, which depicted the horror that people, who are forced to flee their homes to seek protection elsewhere, face. - Supplied.

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Retired police officers reunion held SEVERAL retired police officers gathered recently to celebrate a reunion. Among them were a number of the top brass of yesteryear.

This event was initiated by retired SAPS Brigadier Bala Naidoo, who also convened the event and provided

refreshments and eats.

In his address Naidoo explained that among a number of others, each member should make a contribution in whatever manner to uplift the communities they live in by advising on the prevention of crime, to ensure the well being of every member, to mentor the youth and explain the disadvantages and dangers in alcohol abuse and the use of drugs Members boasted service records spanning from 20 to in excess of 40 years, meritorious service to the SAPS and various communities. I urge the mayor of Msunduzi to honour members who have meritoriously served Pietermaritzburg.

The sessions were divided into meet and greet, registration, an open

Open letter to education minister DEAR Minister Blade Nzimande, It is with great distress that I pen this letter to you. I am the councillor for Ward 33 in Msunduzi Municipality where the University of KwaZulu­Natal is based.

I am sure you are aware of the student protests and riots at this campus, which have escalated over the past week.

The protests and riots are affecting the entire neighbourhood, in so far that primary school pupils walking home from school and residents visiting the shops were exposed to the tear gas from police trying to disperse and control the students.

The recent burning of a hall at one of the university residences resulted in mayhem in the neighbourhood, as the fire brigade had to block off the road to access the fire and

this affected residents getting out of the area.

There are also quite a few pre­primary and primary schools around UKZN, and the potential danger that these young children are exposed is frankly unacceptable.

The university management has decid­ ed to close the university due to the disrup­ tions, and now some final­year students are in danger of not completing their degrees.

The Democratic Alliance condemns in no uncertain terms the burning of UKZN facilities, and calls for police to arrest the perpetrators. We are also concerned by claims of police brutality.

We call upon the students who were allegedly attacked by the police to come forward and report these incidents. The

session where members mingled with each other, and there was a photo session.

Old friendships were rekindled and new ones kindled.

Much comradeship was enjoyed by everyone.

It was decided that the next meeting will take place on the 8 October at a venue to be announced.

Members are requested to inform as many retired members as possible to attend the next meeting.

Contact Brigadier Bala Naidoo at 082 499 7770 or Logan Govender at 074 187 1338 or 033 345 3379.

LOGAN GOVENDER Pietermaritzburg

Democratic Alliance Student Organisation (Daso) will assist affected students by reporting these alleged incidents to the IPID. While the DA and Daso support the constitutional rights of students to protest, we believe this must be done within the confines of the laws of the university and that of the Republic. This should infringe on peoples’ right (s).

This ongoing issue requires urgent and immediate action by your office. Minister, can you either visit the afflicted campus, or send a representative from your office as a matter of urgency to meet with the protest­ ing students and the university manage­ ment.

URAISHA HASWELL Ward 33 Councillor Msunduzi Municipality

Hamba kahle Ndozlin M

hleli Uzoyithola kanjani uhleli ekhoneni. Angikhohlwa la ngiphuma khona.

Indoda ingawa namhlanje kusasa iphinde ivuke. Mama umthandazo wakho ungenze ngaba nonkosikazi.

Umculo weKwaito udume kwabaningi njengongenamyalezo, ophindaphinda into eyodwa futhi engakhi. Kodwa lamaculo kaMandoza esingawabale ngenhla amenza waba ngomunye wabaculi baloluhlobo abahluka kakhulu ngoba wahlanganisa amacwecwe anemiyalezo eyakhayayo nephilisayo futhi negqugquzelanayo. EMzansi kusiphindile lokho esesikujwayele kokulahlekelwa amaciko ethu esiwathandayo nekubukela kuwona izingane zethu ezikhulayo njengoba kulale iqhawe uMandoza aka MDZ aka Ndozlin aka Nkalakatha uGodoba woqobo umfokaDonga lamavuso.

Yebo cishe thina esilandela lomculo besazi kusukela ngonyaka odlule ukuthi akaphathekile kahle neze kodwa besinethemba elikhulu lokuthi uzosinda njengoba futhi ubeseyinsizwa esencane nangeminyaka.

Mina ke ubengichaza kakhulu mangabe edlala bukhoma ngoba ubenza isiqiniseko sokuthi awuyikhaleli imali yakho. Kodwa ke ngifuna

ukubalula umcimbi owawuse Oval eMphithi lapho umphathi wohlelo okwakungu Phumlani ‘Big Pun’ Dube owawuhlanganise zonke izinhlobo. Ngaphambi kokuba kungene uMDZ kwangena uDanny K kodwa izihlwele zabamhlophe azizange zitshengise ukumthakasela ngaleyondlela.

Kwathi masekungena yena abamhlophe bagxuma baze balenga ezinsimbini ezazivimbele ukufika kubaculi phambili ngendlela ababesangene ngayo izingoma zakhe. Engakuqaphela ukuthi akuyona yodwa iNkalakatha ababeyithanda kodwa kuzona zonke babegxuma. Hhayi savele samangala nabangane bami ukuthi kanti zinani lena ehlukile izingoma zakhe.

Ngikhumbula amanye amazwi omunye owayenguzakwethu omhlophe athi ‘Anginendaba noma ngabe uthi izinja abelungu uMandoza kwiNkalakatha kodwa iyangichaza’.

Hamba ngokuthula Mduduzi Shabalala! Ngicela nabomakhwelane bami (uMama uMaXaba nobaba uNgwane) abadlule belandelana kulelisonto balale ngokuthula.

Mfanafuthi ‘Jika Pantsula’ Nzuza ESIGINGQINI

Speaker must serve all, not just her party THE hype surrounding the newly elected speaker in the Msunduzi Municipality is enacted every five years. The results have always been the same.

Jabu Ngubo’s promises to change the way things are done are welcomed. Back to school for councillors has to be the best way forward.

The election of these individuals, in most cases, failed to reflect their capabilities or the skills needed to satisfy the needs of the community they have promised to serve.

The speaker must exercise her powers when it comes to matters that affect the entire community in our city, irrespective of which party councillors

belong to. Allowing the majority party to out-vote the opposition on a proposal simply because it did not come from themselves, is not on.

This mindset has to change or we will have another five years of mismanagement, non-service delivery, nepotism, etc.

The council’s “Reporting Tool”

PSL’s refusal a concern THE Premier Soccer League’s refusal to accede to Sundowns Football Club’s request to have some of their local games postponed is against Fifa’s principles of fair play.

Sundowns FC is participating in the Confederation of African Football (Caf) club competition and the PSL should have been sympathetic to their request.

This team will now face a gruelling schedule of seven games this month, which includes travelling to Zambia for a Caf game.

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South African soccer teams that participated previously in the Caf competitions had their PSL games postponed to allow them to prepare better.

And the question now is why can’t the PSL do the same thing for Sundowns Football Club?

The Brazilians deserve better because they are not only representing themselves, but representing the country.

All efforts should have been made to make sure that they succeed.

ROMANIUS ZULU Via email

IN our daily life we find many chances where the evil in us makes us go against the good, and that causes us to lie. What is a lie? A lie is a deliberate statement with intent to deceive. To mislead intentionally is fundamental to deception.

There are many types of lies. From the repeated use of any type of lie, one can usually learn about the defects in peoples personalities.

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• An imitative lie is often repeated by children, who have to learn from their parents or older friends. Embellishments usually occur.

• An exaggerative lie is a pathological feature of someone who tries to make an event seem more convincing that it really is, for example although only four people were killed in a train accident. An exaggerative liar would narrate to friends that 12 people died.

This is a serious delusion.

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inability on the part of the liar to bear the consequences of his irresponsible action.

• An antagonistic lie is meant to prevent trouble. This is common in family relationships.

• A white lie is used as an ethical convention and social habit. “How are you?” “Fine”, when you both know that person has just failed his final exams.

No lies are tolerable so develop the habit of speaking the truth, whatever the circumstances.

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Let us wait and see how this develops - success or failure, time will tell. Best wishes to her and the new council. Remember, you work for the entire city.

Different aspects of lies

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Putting it away in file 13 is not acceptable. This will only lead to more frustration from ward councillors, ward committee members and the community, as in the previous term.

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ETHULE ngokusemthethweni incwadi yakhe ethi ‘Wiser, Stronger and Better’ umbhali waseMgungundlovu uBrian Zaca.

UZaca (26) waseBisley wethule ngokusemthethweni lencwadi eBassie Head Library ngoMgqibelo.

Ekhuluma ne- Maritzburg Echo uthe ukhethe ukubhala lencwadi emuva kokubona isasasa lokwamukelwa kwenzinkulumo zakhe ezakhayo ezinkundleni zokuxhumana.

“Ngiqale ngokubhala izinkulumo ezakhayo ezinkundleni zokuxhumana,ngonyaka ka 2012, kodwa ukubhala le ncwadi ngiqale ngo 2013 njengoba ize yaphela kulonyaka ngoMeyi.

Ingithathe isikhathi njengoba bengijule kakhulu kuyona

ngenza nocwaningo olunzulu ngamagama akhethekile engingawasebenzisa amanye engiwathathe nasencwadini engcwele ukuqinisekisa ubufakazi,” kusho uZaca.

Uthe yize kuyincwadi yakhe yokuqala le abantu bakhombisa ukuyithakasela kakhulu ngenxa yokudidiyelwa kahle kwayo.

“Nezimo engidlule kuzo ziyisisekelo sale ncwadi zininka abantu abaningi ithemba lokuthi kusazolunga empilweni kusasa.

Abantu emumva kokufunda lencwadi bazothola ukuthi, umqondo womuntu kulele ikusasa lakhe nenhloso yezinto afuna ukuzenza empilweni”.

UMnuz Nkosinathi Zulu obeyisikhulumi ngesikhathi kwethulwa lencwadi uthe uwubufakazi bokuthi wonke umuntu angayishintsha

impilo yakhe.

“Sibaningi imuva lethu aliyona into esiyiyona namhlanje, izolo lakho alisho ukuthi ikusasa lakho lizophelela kuleso simo obhekene naso manje, izimo ezesikhashana injabulo ingunaphakade”.

UZaca ongomunye babantu abasha abahlomule ngezindondo emcimbini wama-KZN Young Achievers ngenyanga edlule. Uthole indondo ngaphansi komkhakha wosomabhizinisi i-Entreprenuership Category.

Incwadi iyathola kala ezitolo ezakhele uMgungundlovu , e-Adams, Greek nase Book World.

Umbhali othule incwadi yakhe ngok­ usemthethweni uBrian Zaca.

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Musical tribute to the Zulu monarchy

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THE KZN Philharmonic Orchestra, led

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The tribute is on 22 September at the Durban City Hall at 7.30pm and will begin with work by Rousine called Warriors, a music dedication that adulates the Zulu nation. This will be followed by operatic excerpts from uZiyankomo by Phelelani Mnomiya, which highlight the virtues of morality contemporal in the life and the reign of the Zulu king, Mpande kaSenzangakhona.

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The second half resumes with the adornment of Queen Nandi in the work of Bessey’s Nandi, iNdlovukazi yeziNdlovukazi (Queen of Queens), a celebration of the life of uShaka’s mother.

An interlude from Sibisi strokes the spirit in the gentility of Uz’ungangilahli Jehova. The programme closes with excerpts from one of the most important works by a South African composer — uShaka kaSenzangakhona

by Khumalo. This finale is an ode to the legend of King Shaka Zulu. Soloists will include leading tenor Bongani Tembe, accomplished sopranos, Thembisile Thwala and Nozuko Ntetho, tenor, Khulekani Khumalo, brass baritone; Andile Dlamini singing along with the award-winning Clermont Community Choir, the Prince Mshiyeni Choir and the Thokozani Choral Society. Come join us as we celebrate our heritage and diversity through the art of music-making.

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Ready, steady, cook at Cordwalles Cordwalles Preparatory School’s Grade 4 boys and their parents were split into teams, and with ingredients spon­ sored by Parklane SuperSpar, had to pre­ pare a dinner with pud­ ding in 60 minutes. All the boys and their par­ ents had to be involved.

Teamwork and time management were test­ ed and great fun was had. At the cook­off are (from left) Sebastien Le Roux, Thalente Mbele, Joaquim Abreu and Akhona Mchunu.

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St Nicholas supports seafarers The Senior Durban Port Chaplin, Reverend Thami Tembe (left) visited St Nicholas Diocesan School and is welcomed by Leon Grové (principal).

Great respect was gained for seafar­ ers who risk their lives and endure extreme conditions on a daily basis.

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FreeMe visited Laddsworth Primary recently and did a presentation to the school on what FreeMe does for injured wild life. Brian Maphanga, a wildlife rehabilitator, explained the importance of leaving healthy wildlife alone, but taking injured wild life to FreeMe quickly. Laddsworth held a Civvies Day and raised R2 870 for FreeMe. ABOVE: Principal Gavin Lambooy (left) and Maphanga.

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Grade 10 Grace College pupil, Tarryn Plaatjes, has been selected to participate in the national ATKV Spelathon that will be held in Johannesburg on 1 October.

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The environmental club at Russell High School recently attended an informative presentation by YouthForLions. The girls were astounded to hear that the majority of lions in South Africa live in captivity. YouthForLions aims to create awareness regarding the implication of animal interaction through cub petting, walking with lions and volunteering ­ all these activities fund the canned hunting industry. Schools who want to host a YouthForLions presentation for their pupils must email youth@bloodlions.org

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Niri Maharaj (right, depu­ ty principal) and Andiswa Alutta Maphanga, a Grade 7 pupil at Mountain Rise Primary placed second in the district LandCare Competition in the speech category.

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The Keep Pieterma­ ritzburg Clean Asso­ ciation (KPCA) staff celebrated Arbor Week at Fezokuhle Primary School by planting indigenous and fruit trees do­ nated by the De­ partment of Agricul­ ture Forestry and Fisheries. With some of the trees (from left) Sonto Ngcobo, Duma Mdunge, Snethemba Mchunu, Sandile Nxumalo, Nqobile Mdluli, Tho Dladla, Makhosi Thusi, Deli Nziman­ de and Kirstel Connelan

Panorama Primary pupils encouraged to recycle With the Panorama Primary school recycling certificate presented by Wildlands and Ned­ bank, partners in the Sustainable Schools Programme (from left) Travlyn Thejpal (Nedbank), Thuli Langa (principal), Janine Wood (Nedbank) and Beauty Gabela (deputy principal).

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St Nicholas awarded recycling certificate PHOTO: SUPPLIED

St Nicholas Diocesan School was recently awarded a Wildlands Certificate of Participation for Recycling.

A total of 3508kgs of recyclable waste was received from St Nicholas.

With the certificate junior school headmaster, Kamal Rugbar and Sue Naick (Nedbank).

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OUNG Lady with Heart 2016 semi-finalists will perform a flash mob dance at Liberty Midlands Mall this Heritage Day on Saturday, 24 September.

The group of Grade 11 girls from 15 local schools hope to inspire the public to participate in their sanitary towel drive for a local high school where adolescent girls are absent from school during their menstrual cycle because they cannot afford these basic hygiene products.

YLWH sponsors, Solé Salon & Spa and Foodpak, are challenging clients and customers to donate sanitary towels towards the initiative.

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Some of the semi­finalists from A Young Lady With Heart campaign (from left) Gianna Singh (Raisethorpe Secondary), Cara Bailey (Grace College), Sthandiwe Khumalo (Silver Heights) and Lucinda Mutuwa (Kharina Secondary).

same. Basically sanitary towel packs are collected and then taped together and decorated with ribbons and other decorations to resemble a cake,” said organiser, Lara Edmonds.

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The YLWH group will be at the Liberty Midlands Mall until 11am and thereafter will visit Copesville Secondary, the school they are assisting, with treats for 20 girls.

The sanitary towel drive ends on 22 October at a gala awards dinner at Victoria Country Club.

The organisers thank the following other sponsors for their commitment to the campaign - Teron Media, Lay-out Events, Just Boutique, Artfarts, Elation productions, Lisa Jennings School of Dance and Stay Easy Hotel.

For more information, contact Ursuhla Govender at 083 611 7733.

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Wrap a tree in pink Girls’ High School pupil Siphelele Nxumalo (next to tree) and Sithemba Memela from Cansa wrap a tree in pink at the school when Cansa launched the ‘Pink Trees’ fund­ raising project. The project aims to encourage people to buy pink material from the association to wrap around trees in order to raise funds and create awareness about cancer. For more info contact Nondumiso Zuma on 033 342 9837.

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ANNEXURE D NOTICE TO DISPLAY INTENTION TO APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENCE IN TERMS OF SECTION (42) (1) (b) (iii) OF ACT KwaZulu-Natal Liquor Licensing Act, 2010 (Act No. 6 of 2010) KZNLA 3 (To be displayed in a prominent place at the proposed premises USING A NOTICE BOARD 1 m x 1 m in size) Name and surname of the applicant:

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Usuku : 25 September Isikhathi : 9am Indawo : SATAWU PMB offices (No.182 Lang­ alibalele Street, Pietermaritzburg) Isimemezelo sikhishwe ihhovisi le­SATAWU eMgungundlovu.

Kumenywa bonke abesibongo sakwaZaca (o­Jaca, Msenti, Malimela, Vumisa) beze kwing­ qungquthela eyoba ngoMgqibelo mhlaka 24 September ngo 10 ekuseni. Ihholo lisejele elidala eduze nesiteshi sezitimela ePietermaritzburg.

Ngeminye imininingwane thintani u Sam ku 071 021 1203 Reading to Learn Africa Mini Conference Tackling the Literacy Problems in our Schools Reading to Learn (RtL) South Africa will be hosting one day conference on Monday 3 October. Reading to Learn trains teachers across all phases, learning areas and languages in the RtL methodology to enable them to develop their learners’ abilities to independently learn from reading. It is being used by teachers across learning area in both rural and urban schools in the Midlands area. The programme will focus on two main areas: •Presentations by practising RtL teachers across a range of school contexts, from urban to rural, sharing their experiences using RtL in their classroom.

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Times: Monday 8.30 am to 4.30 pm Costs:R200 per delegate (including catering) be paid by 23 September 2016 Registration: Still on For further information contact: Debbie Avery rtlconference2016@gmail.com or av­ ery.deb236@gmail.com ; Mike Hart hartm@lan­ MSUNDUZI HOUSING ASSOCIATION NPC tic.net (072 588 8521); Nana Mthalane ntombifi­ kile31@gmail.com (078 411 7627); Sthe Qoma 41 PETER KERCHHOFF (CHAPEL) STREET sthembileq40@gmail.com (083 265 5505), PIETERMARITZBURG Bongi Ntombela 082 512 6080.

TELEPHONE (033) 345 2184/7 The Department of Social Development is E-mail: letting@msunduzihousing.co.za looking for the father or paternal family of Sy­ Website: www.mhakzn.co.za abonga Zuma & Andiswa Zuma. Their mother is Monday to Friday (o/h) Portia Zethu Zuma who passed away in Septem­ (Terms and Conditions apply) ber 2015. Anyone with information can contact K. Dobson on 033 392 8621 or visit 390 Pietermaritz Street during of­ fice hours.

CALL FOR THE REGISTRATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION Besicela SECTOR WITH uMGUNGUNDLOVU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY ukufuniswa uba­ Small and Emerging Construction Businesses operating within the area of uMgungundlovu ba ka Syabonga are hereby invited to register with uMgungundlovu District Municipality. This call also Zuma & Andiswa applies to contractors that are already on the district Data Base. The call is for contractors Zuma.Igama lika in Grade 1CE or GB to 5CE or GB only. mama wabant­ Businesses are requested to include their Company profile in their application. wana uPotia Applications should be submitted to the Supply Chain Unit Office number E 11 at 242 Zethu Zuma Langalibalele Street, Pietermaritzburg. ongasekho enhla­ The closing date for this call is 30 September 2016 beni.

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Maritzburg United means business >> ‘It’s still early days, but we started very well. We need to stay focused, not to be carried away’

JERRY BARNES

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ARITZBURG United believes that this season will be a different one and they will take it head on.

The Team of Choice said that they are prepared to take the so-called “big boys” or “giants” on in order to fight for honours.

The Zimbabwean-born and ace striker Evans Rusike says their new campaign started on a positive note and things are looking bright for the rest of the season.

Rusike feels his head coach Ernst Middendorp is one of the best coaches in the country, he’s a hard worker, disciplinarian and wants everybody to deliver.

“We are lucky to have a coach like him. We also understand he wants us to win and which is good mentality.

Nowadays soccer is about tough competition and winning,” said Rusike.

Rusike says his team will also need to stay level-headed and play hard to earn points in the next fixtures.

“It’s still early days, but we started very well. We need to stay focused, not

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to be carried away and just take each game as it comes,” said Rusike.

On Saturday at 6pm the Team of Choice will face Kaizer Chiefs at FNB Stadium.

This week AmaKhosi may be taken as one of the Gauteng Giants, but they are beatable and won’t be allowed to be pushed around.

“It won’t be an easy game for us because it’s an away game, and a home one to them, but we are not going there as a ship ready to be sunk. We are going there to play and bring back maximum points,” said Rusike.

Zimbabwean­born and ace striker Evans Rusike says that the Maritzburg United campaign has started on a positive note.

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Former Eastwood pupil and resident joins Eagles JERRY BARNES

members, friends and neighbourhood was positive, and I ask local soccer followers to always support us when we play games at Harry Gwala Stadium.

“Royal Eagles is a local team and there are handful of local players.”

A few months ago Wiltwer was expected to join Mthatha Bucks, but Eagles outsmarted them.

THE former Eastwood Secondary pupil and Eastwood resident Enver Wiltwer has joined the local national first division outfit, Royal Eagles.

The former Free State Stars and Chippa United midfield genius con­ firmed he has officially joined Eagles on a one­year contract.

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