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April 25, 2018

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Glenhills community unhappy with water quality NKOSINATHI DUBE

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ESIDENTS of Glenhills and surrounding areas have been experiencing constant water cuts over the past few months sometimes for days on end - due to municipal renovations of old infrastructure.

Glenhills, Lot 14 and 16 have been living with a water crisis for the past few months and complaining about persistent water cuts by the iLembe District Municipality (IDM) without proper consultation.

It is public knowledge that IDM is currently facing financial constraints and as a result water provision services to the community is affected.

Over the past two weeks water supply has been restored in the area however, now there are complaints about the quality of water flowing from the taps.

The Stanger Weekly spoke to a number of concerned citizens who have been affected by the crisis and have raised concerns about a number of issues regarding IDM services.

Nancy Moonsamy of Happy Valley said they have had water problems since December last year and it is a constant problem.

“Sometime last week [water was restored and the] water hasn’t been interrupted to date, [however, it is] sad to say since the water supply has been [restored] it has a terrible smell and bad taste. Our clothes stink after it has been washed. My family is also experiencing problems with lumps on their body.

“There is definitely something wrong. It would be appreciated if the water could be tested further as we are also using this water when cooking. We, the residents, need to know how safe the water is. It’s pointless

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Janie Govender of Murgans Road said: “For the duration of last week the water was really smelling bad and we have been suffering with sore throats and heartburn after drinking the water and also we are very itchy

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after bathing.

“My baby even started getting pimples on her body and after washing our clothes, it still smells and we use that water for cooking as well. We have been boiling the water and drinking it, but still it makes no difference and I would be grateful if the water is tested. We need to know what’s going on with the water, it is very unhealthy and unhygienic.”

Another resident Cyril Pandaram said that there has to be an independent test done to determine the quality of water being provided and iLembe needs to act fast on the matter.

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meetings with the community where we explained the water crisis iLembe is faced with and that some of the problems are caused by the renovations to the old infrastructure as well as vandalism, but we are also aware of some people in the community who want to politicise the matter.

“The iLembe District Municipality, through its communication’s department, issued a statement which stated that the commissioning of the pipeline from the balancing reservoir between Kearsney and Glenhills is underway and as a precaution iLembe has scoured the water from the newly-charged and increased the chlorine dosage into the reservoir to minimise the contamination supplied to ward 13 communities. In addition samples have been taken to our external independent laboratory to ensure compliance. We can safely say the water is safe for consumption.”

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URBAN businessman Vivian Reddy has secured a High Court interdict stopping two controversial “economic empowerment” groups from shutting down construction sites on three projects worth more than R5.5bn.

In an affidavit, which came before KwaZuluNatal Judge President Achmat Jappie last Wednesday, Reddy’s chief of staff Brian Mpono said the Federation for Radical Economic Transformation and the Delangokubona Business Forum had tried to “extort” R20m from Reddy’s companies.

The urgent court application was launched on Wednesday after about 200 people – said to be representatives of the two organisations – were bused into Umhlanga and effectively closed down the site where Reddy is constructing the R4bn mixed-use Oceans Umhlanga development.

The business forum has been taken to court dozens of times over the past two years. In each instance members are alleged to have demanded jobs or contracts and then used violence and intimidation to shut down building sites.

Mpono, in his affidavit, said the federation was a “new gang of disruptors”.

“But the pattern is familiar and they will disrupt until a court order is granted,” he said.

The application was launched in the names of Oceans Umhlanga, Double Ring Seven Trading – which is involved in the R1.5bn KwaDukuza Mall – and Edison Power, which is involved in electricity connections at the Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Memorial Hospital, near Bridge City in KwaMashu.

Mpono said all the companies had common directors.

He said in early April, he had been approached by Phakama Nhassengo, who claimed to represent the forum and the federa-

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“We believe in black economic empowerment. I asked for a list of services they could offer, but nothing was sent,” Mpono said.

“Then they [allegedly] sought to extort money. They said they wanted R20m otherwise they would disrupt our business. We ended the meeting,” he claimed.

On April 19, a group had threatened to shut down the hospital site.

“They threatened violence... so we moved off and shut down the site.”

On Wednesday,in Umhlanga,the large group arrived and the police, while present, seemed unable to control the crowd, he said.

Mpono said the companies had contractual obligations to honour.

Judge Jappie granted the interdict. The forum and the federation have until May 2 to oppose it being made final.

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THE African National Congress Youth League in the Greater KwaDukuza region addressed members of the media on their state of readiness for the upcoming ANC regional conference and to pronounce their preferred candidates at the party’s regional offices on Monday, April 23.

This follows the visit by the ANC National Working Committee (NWC)to assess the state of readiness of the region ahead of its conference as both the provincial and regional conferences are temporally postponed. The ANCYL said it welcomes the initiative by the NWC following its work in the province over the weekend.

“We believe that this visit could not have come at [a better] time given the challenges facing the ANC at different levels.

“Notwithstanding the several shortfalls in carrying out the process, we must express our gratitude at the maturity and discipline displayed by our regional structures and thereby relay our confidence in anticipating the outcomes of this NWC’s undertaking.”

The youth league also addressed their discontent of certain members within the party using propaganda to garner support in the upcoming conference and have labelled them opportunist.

“We are disturbed, yet not surprised, by the

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concerted efforts of those whom owing to their wicked conduct, have come to refer to as “forces of darkness” – as they continue to propound propaganda in a bid to win by deceiving ANC branches.

This grouping is pulling every dirty trick in the book to win the conference at all costs.”

Chairperson of the ANCYL in the region Mfanafuthi Ngcobo said of 76 branches 70 have had successful Branch General Meetings (BGM).

“I can safely say that when the ANC in the region met with the NWC over the weekend all the branches that were present unanimously agreed that they are ready for the conference and if we are denied the opportunity to go to conference we will go to court to challenge that since it is our constitutional right,” said Ngcobo.

Among the issues the youth league wants to be addressed at the conference is the push for the adoption of a radical programme for implementation by the incoming leadership which will transform the lives of the people of the iLembe District.

They further assured full support to the leadership that will be elected and hoped they will improve lives of the people in the region.

The youth league also reiterated their stance in supporting Ricardo Mthembu as chairperson, Khonza Ngidi as deputy chair, Musa Zondi as secretary, Matozi Khuzwayo-Dlamini deputy sectretary and Thulani Ntuli as treasurer.

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WADUKUZA Mayor Ricardo Mthembu has welcomed the naming of the 1.5km bus route in Groutville after political activist and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Chief Albert Luthuli, as he officiated the sod turning of the R5, 9 million project on Tuesday, April 17.

Mthembu said this is done in honour of the late activist who organised non-violent campaigns to defy discriminatory laws in South Africa during apartheid and that it is imperative that it be named after the struggle stalwart.

“Based on the contribution Luthuli made in African politics as a leader of a

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The historic investment will create jobs, beef-up the local economy and provide easy access to key points in the rural sections of Groutville, which is a growing settlement in KwaDukuza.

After conducting an inspection at the two-lane stretch that will be sur-

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“These ensure government delivers according to the needs expressed by our communities as part of the municipality’s integrated development plan. The road upgrade will not only contribute towards strengthening our economy and creating jobs, but will also promote safety in the strategic entry points of Groutville,” added Mthembu.

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What to do when you’re broke and unemployed SAMKELISIWE GUMEDE SO you’re 20-something, you made it through the ball of confusion that high school was, you made it into your dream university then discovered it was actually hell to go through, you embraced the sleepless nights doing assignments and studying super hard and you’ve finally reached the finish line — graduation.

Good for you, you’ve already done better than all the people just sitting at home, doing nothing with their lives, right? Well, you could say that.

Now you’re out in the big bad world but as smart and hardworking as you are, you still haven’t been able to land an interview, call back or even a “we regret to inform you” e-mail from the hundreds of companies you’ve applied to.

So, basically, you are sitting at home with your virtual diploma or degree right now. You are broke because you don’t have a job and your parents have no reason to give you money anymore because you’re off

campus.

You probably have student loans that need to be paid and social media is the worst because you are lying in bed watching some of your classmates get their dream jobs and start their lives officially, and you?

Well, you’re slowly but surely sinking into discouragement and depression.

Life sucks, however, it doesn’t have to be this way.

There are many things that you can do to get your mind off the failure you feel is ahead of you, while preparing yourself for your turn to shine in your career path and I am going to give you pointers on how to achieve this.

1. WORK IN YOUR OWN CAPACITY The temptation to sit around and feel sorry for yourself can be so strong when you feel you have done all that needs to be done to be employable but to no avail.

The important thing to do while you are still trying to bag your dream job is to do as much of the work you want to do in your own capacity. Give yourself deadlines and do various tasks related to your work

2. VOLUNTEER Ever seen a job advert that is asking for a really young person with years of experience?

Seems ridiculous, right? It probably isn’t. If you’re still at university or in high school, it is probably best that you start volunteering at a place that you will give you experience in your chosen career path.

If you’re already a graduate, it is still not too late to start. If you’re studying teaching, for example, offering your services at a local school free of charge would be beneficial to you and your career. You will be gaining work experience and put yourself in a position where the company you are volunteering for could end up hiring you too.

3. NETWORK “Fake it till you make it” should be everyone’s personal mantra.

Building work relationships with people who are a success in the profession you want to go into is key. If you’re a photographer, make sure you have a long list of professional photographers who you speak to, meet up with or learn from on a weekly basis.

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If you’re an architect or lawyer, make sure you know professionals in those fields who can share their knowledge with you, inspire you and teach you the tricks of the trade, so to speak.

4. WORK ON YOUR CV I can be very stubborn at times and this worked against me when it came to compiling my CV. I was so convinced that I was doing my CV the right way that I hardly ever asked for any help with it, until one day I realised that I wasn’t getting call backs from the places I applied to. So I decided to research what companies expect from a CV. I was shocked because I had been doing my CV wrong the whole time. I swallowed my pride and decided to do thorough research on how to perfect it. I read a book from UCT on how to compile the perfect resume.

I changed my approach completely and in less than a month, I got called for my first interview; now that was encouraging.

5. FIND WAYS TO MAKE MONEY Not having money can be quite stressful when you’re in your 20s and have so many things to do that require an income. Firstly, whatever you do, do not put yourself in unnecessary debt.

You can do without those Adidas Superstars, you can do without that iPhone and you certainly won’t die if you shop at Mr Price, Jam, thrift shops and second-hand places. Sometimes that is where you find

the coolest clothes, believe me. Never break your bank to show off because those people won’t be there when you’re blacklisted.

Don’t become a dead weight, swallow your pride and do whatever you can to be something in life.

There’s a reason Drake or his ghost writer wrote Started From the Bottom.

6. HAVE SUPPORTIVE AND FUNNY FRIENDS A good friend brings healing to the soul and a funny one at that can lighten up your life.

Life can get really dark when you’re broke and unemployed. You need a good, solid support system that will provide constant encouragement for you.

Friends who support you through your hustle and know how to get your mind off the worries of life are what you need during this time.

These friends also need not be a distraction from your goals but they must be strict when it comes to your development.

Go out for drinks once in a while, eat together and share memes and vines. Go dancing and pull pranks on each other, don’t let life bring you so down that you forget to live.

Go to your place of worship and pray with them too.

This will keep you hopeful and full of life because no one who is sure that God is for them will ever be down in the dumps about what may be happening in the present.

What Ramaphosa needs to do SOLLY MOENG

MOST of us will agree that there are people who simply don’t know how to deal with an apology, or the need to apologise.

Let me list three kinds of such people for the sake of this discussion.

Those who apologise, ask for forgiveness, promise

never to do it again and then ask that we move on.

Those who almost shout at you: “I’m sorry, now please let’s move on.” They say this without wanting to engage with the details of what happened, probably because they’re too ashamed.

Then there are those who never apologise. They deal with what happened by buying you expensive presents or simply being nice all of a sudden, hoping that this will make you forget what they did to offend you and move on without a frank discussion about what happened and, importantly, a promise that it will never happen again. In such cases, a door is inadvertently left open for what

happened to happen again.

Something tells me that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s governing ANC falls into the third category.

This is scary for a number of reasons, some of which are obvious and others not so obvious.

But first this — it is hard not to be excited by the many positive steps taken by the president since he took over from his predecessor.

He has removed ineffective, state capture-implicated ministers and some senior public servants from strategic state institutions such as SARS, SAA, the National Treasury, Denel, Eskom and several others.

He has also been out socialising with citizens while walking, jogging or taking commercial flights.

One would have to be hyper-cynical not to smile at all that and not hope that Ramaphosa’s style infects everyone else in his Cabinet and senior government positions.

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to the effect that no one should be flying business and first class if economy class can do, or staying at expensive hotels and renting expensive cars without the need to, or simply spending public money as if there were plenty more where it came from.

In true Ramaphosa style, the president recently announced a high-profile team of presidential envoys consisting of former Finance minister Trevor Manuel, former deputy Finance minister Mcebisi Jonas, former Standard Bank CEO Jacko Maree and businessperson Phumzile Langeni.

The team are expected to use their extensive international networks to identify would-be investors, and show them the way to South Africa.

Now, all of these developments are laudable. But the president seems to forget one thing: many white South Africans are waiting for him to assure them that there is a future for them in our country.

They are confused by his silence concerning repeated racial sloganeering by Julius Malema and his followers, often filled with threats of violence targeting white South Africans.

They want clarity on how the decision to expropriate land without compensation will be carried out — who will be affected, to what extent. Added to this, growing perceptions that there is a campaign to eliminate white farmers are not helpful.

All of these things are linked. If the president is to succeed in his drive to rebuild credibility and attract investments, he will need the assurance that all South Africans are behind him and that none will go behind the back of his positive campaigns to draw the attention of the world to the negative things described above.

He needs to rebuke politicians who continue to use race to divide South Africans. He also needs to get his party to acknowledge the role it played in guaranteeing Jacob Zuma protected space and longevity while he racially polarised South Africans and enabled the theft of billions from the public purse.

The ANC must also tell us what it intends to do to make sure that South Africa never again has to live through the nightmare of state capture.

It is hard to see how all South Africans at home and in the diaspora will be turned into the positive ambassadors that the country needs while some of them live in fear for their lives, or are uncertain about their place under the South African sun.

• Solly Moeng is brand reputation management adviser and CEO of strategic corporate communications consultancy DonValley Reputation Managers.

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We want feminism ... but we want healing families more THOBEKA NYATHIKAZI

IN 1851, Sojourner Truth said: “If the first woman God

ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down all alone, these women together ought to be able to turn it back, and get it right-side-up again!”

Feminine strength is rooted in the exact femininity some of us have tried to escape in the effort to attain success for ourselves and our communities.

I hiked up to the top of Table Mountain with friends whom I met literally two minutes before we began to climb. It was glorious.

I was with a group of vibrant young beautiful African women, telling stories from their homes in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya and Nigeria.

All of the women were graduates studying for their master’s degrees in one thing or another, mostly on prestigious scholarships.

I myself, having just entered a new industry in a new province, was travelling around while keeping one ear attentively listening out for stories around Africa’s development.

On our way up the mountain, we sang songs, cheered each other on, discussed men and honesty, family, success and its cost.

On our way down the mountain we were louder, funnier, faster, more patient with one another; we analysed our surroundings and conversed with those around us.

Despite the challenges facing us as young black women across the continent, we are the most resilient of Africa’s population.

We are often called the most vulnerable, but “resilient” is a stronger, more accurate word.

In addition, we are often raising our siblings and taking our own peers under our wings.

Poet Nayyirah Waheed writes: “You could be a water and soft river your way to freedom ... ” I believe this describes the works and interests of young African women across the continent and the diaspora, who have continued to work towards brighter

futures through empowering their families, despite opposition to their ideas.

Sending the little they have home.

We want feminism, but we want healed families more. You hear it in our conversations about feminism, and you see it in the things we fight for.

Young women want communities that they know their children will be protected and empowered in.

Young women were not part of the Fees Must Fall movement simply because fees had to fall, but because the generations they will birth deserve access to education.

In the exploration of African thought, philosophy, methodology, ideology, etc. it is important that we raise the real issues facing our society.

For the purpose of self-discovery, we are to prioritise defining ourselves and what it means to be an African, and what Africa needs to do next in order to compete and thrive globally.

We often discuss feminism as if its application only has implications for how women are treated by men and “the system”. We also consider feminism outside of femininity, as if gender lines are okay to blur — they aren’t. The feminism I talk about is one that recognises the importance of the African family; the family comes second to other structures.

The family is where we learn loyalty, co-operation, productivity, communication and many other highly critical social aspects that help us to mould our identity.A majority of Africans born in the seventies, eighties and nineties grew up in the midst of the challenges that were created by the breakdown and restructuring of the African family.

Black Consciousness urges us to look again at family values, because the battle is won where the soldier trains, eats and sleeps.

We want feminism, but we want healing families more.

— HuffPost SA. • Thobeka Nyathikazi is a social entrepreneur, writer and law graduate.

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All systems go for motor car show Nation Builders founder Michelle Sewraj together with the various speakers, college representatives and attendees.

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N alarming 51.1% of South Africa’s youth are currently unemployed.

In an effort to effect change in this statistic, Nation Builders has initiated an annual Prepare Careers Workshop and Exhibition to empower and equip Grade 12 pupils as well as unemployed members of the community with the necessary skills required to secure and retain jobs.

The workshop took place at the Stanger Town Hall on Friday with experts from different fields coming to-

gether for the programme and covering topics including winning attitudes (Nel Sewraj - Battle-Axe Training and Development), interview skills and workplace ethics (Elizabeth Campos - Mancosa) and CV writing (Nicole Kalicharan - Savuka Event Management and Training).

Local colleges, Boston Campus, Careers College, Shakaland Technical College and Mancosa, were also on exhibition at the event and had the opportunity to inform the delegates of the different courses they have to offer.

Delegates were given hands on, practical information and guidelines to start up their careers.

Resource packs summarising the various topics that were covered during the sessions, including a goodie bag supplied by Mancosa were given to each delegate.

Nations Builders chairperson Annet Sewraj said the Prepare Careers Workshop and Exhibition was an avenue for local schools and unemployed members of the community to take advantage of.

She added that there are various opportunities available to the youth

of the community to upskill themselves through FET colleges, TVET colleges and via the SETA’s.

Nation Builders has initiated many empowerment workshops and seeks to continue to host various community development events in the future. Community members are encouraged to take advantage of these events and to partner with Nation Builders in building and developing a better society.

To partner with Nation Builders in future initiative and programmes contact Leann Peters on 083 540 8456/ nationbuilderssa@gmail.com

ARE you ready for a motor show spectacular?

Then head down to the Stanger Manor Grounds on Saturday, May 26 at 5pm for the Motor Show. The fun-filled show caters for the whole family and will include stalls, food, live music, fun giveaways and two main events – the Show and Shine competition and the Sound Off competition. The Show and Shine will include classics and modern cars and will be judged according to internationally accepted criteria by renowned classic car enthusiasts. South Africa holds many international sound off titles and the organisers expect these titles to be matched, if not beaten, at the event.

SHOW AND SHINE CATEGORIES: Entry per vehicle is R150 and you may select as many categories as you want.

•Best Oldie •Best OEM (bagged, static and stock) •Best Supercar •Best Performance •Best Van (slammed, 4×4) •Best taxi (taxi, minivan, panel van all together) •Best rat •Best Bike •Best Static •Best Bagged •Best Camber (air, static) •Best Truck (air, static) •Best Fitment (air, static) •Best wheel (air, static) •Best Engine bay •Best Boot Setup •Best Interior •Best Paint •Best Euro (air, static) •Best Jap (air, static) •Best toy (air static – for children) •Best female driven •Best of the Show and crowd favourite voted by the crowd.

SOUND OFF CATEGORIES: The sound off entry fee is R150 and includes two runs.

•Street Beat •Novice •Clamp Class •Stock Division •No Walls Division •Trunk Division •Modified Division •Extreme Division •Port Wars •Black Out •Bass Battle •One Overall SPL Trophy.

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Writer inspires children to read NKOSINATHI DUBE

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Calvin Green with his book.

what’s on >> The Shree Durga Temple of 47 Larkspur street Stanger Manor will be observing the following prayers: Kavady chariot procession on April 28 at 1 pm. Main Kavady on April 29 at 7 am.

Sponsors and donations in cash or kind welcome. All are invited.

For more infomration, contact Guru P.S. Sharma on 076 839 8135 or Alan Murugan on 072 025 0678. >> Child Welfare SA - KwaDukuza will be holding a Jumble sale on a monthly basis at the Dawnview Primary School.

We are appealing to members of the public

LOCAL man who is living with a disability has a passion for writing children’s books and is currently promoting his first book which was recently published.

Calvin Green (31) of Rocky Park is a former uMfolozi TVET College engineering student, who had to abandon his studies due to an unfortunate incident where he was attacked and was later diagnosed with schizophrenia.

The tittle of his first published book is Being Young and Getting Older and the book is suitable for primary school pupils.

The talented writer has highlighted that he gets his inspiration from his dreams and when he prays.

“I would like to encourage other people with disabilities and tell them they too can do whatever they wish in life. These books that I write encourages reading for primary school kids.

At the moment I am busy writing another book which will come

out soon,” he said.

Green has pleaded with the KwaDukuza community to support his endeavour so he can continue writing more books.

He also wants to encourage schools to use his books as teaching tools.

The book copies are currently available and can be purchased by contacting him in person, he will also be available opposite Stanger Superspar this coming weekend.

For more information, contact him on 082 096 5951.

To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email jyothi.laldas@media24.com. Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

to donate any old or unwanted clothes towards their jumble sale. For more information, please contact Portia Mngomezulu on 032 5512129. >> Gledhow Eemperumal Temple holds it’s 87th annual Thiru emperumal festival starting on Friday May 4 - hawan at 5.30pm, flag hoisting at 6pm, Saturday May 5 - chariot procession at 3pm through South Village, Sunday May 6 - dehoisting of flag at 6am.

All donations in cash or kind are most welcome please contact Logie at the temple or any one of the officials.

Supper will be served. All welcome. Spiritual head guru George Naicker 032 552 3487, chairman Babs Naidoo 032 552 5823 vice chairman Chin Gounden 032 552 3000, Logie Dorasamy 032 551 3798. >> The M.L. Sultan class of 1993 will be hosting its 25th reunion at the Darnall Country Club on April 28.

Dress: formal. For more information, and to confirm attendance, contact Mohamed Manjoo on 060 994 7748 or Yugan Naicker on 081 270 3065 via WhatsApp. >> The Upper North Coast Eisteddfod

Committee affiliated to the KwaZulu-Natal Tamil Vedic Society invites you and your family to participate in the regional eisteddfod and showcase your talent.

Training has started, so please contact Mala Avathar or Jenny Prem at 078 441 5431 for more information. >> The KwaDukuza Sai Centre is part of the SSIO (Sathya Sai International Organisation). We hold SSE / EHV (Education In Human Values) classes every Monday from 4 pm to 5 pm.

For more information, contact Mr Gungapursad at 084 551 4347 or 032 551 4347.

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If it belens caninfected, be compared to a window is comes conjunctivitis is that the result. frosted or “fogged” with steam.

Pink eye infection generally starts in When the lens becomes cloudy, the light one eye and easily spreads to the other eye. reaching the retina is blurred and distorted, Red, irritated eyes result that go away and your vision is affected. This clouded lens in three to aand week.

If the symptoms is called adays cataract, it must be removed last longer that you should seeare your before visionthan can be restored.

Cataracts eye doctor.

This is important because if the not cancerous. infection enters the cornea (theprocetransparThey can be treated with a surgical ent of the eyeball) little cloudybyarduresurface performed in theatre done routinely eas can develop that may harm your vision.

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SYMPTOMS TYPES symptoms OF CATARACTS Some of conjunctivitis include: The two most common red, irritated eyes; types of cataracts are: the cortical"glued" cataracteyelids, and a posterior sub capmorning from night dissular cataract. charges; sensitivity to light, feeling of itchiDepending on the type of cataract, the paness, feeling of griminess. tients will experience different vision probBACTERIA lems, but the most common symptoms inSome clude: cases are caused by bacteria, such as pneumococcus, staphylococcus or . Blurring vision streptococcus, although allergies and . Sensitivity to light or glare

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Amaciko emikhakha eyahlukene bezocobelelana ngolwazi kanye nokufukula umkhakha wezinkodlo kulelidolobha.

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In loving memory of Mrs. Narainamah (Adhi) Nadasen, who passed away at the age of 70, on Sunday the 15th of April 2018. Sadly missed by her beloved husband Marie Nadasen, 6 children, 2 sons in law, 4 daughters in law, 9 grandchildren, 2 sisters, 1 brother and a host of family and friends.

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He never looked for praises; He was never one to boast He just went on quietly working; For the ones he loved the most

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uANC KwaDukuza usuyilungele inkomfa yesifunda

10th and 13th Day Memorial Service

CHARLES EUGENE NAIDOO 24.12.1973 – 11.04.2018 You never said goodbye You never said I’m leaving, You were gone before we knew it, Only God knew why A million times we needed you A million times we cried If love alone could have saved you You would never have died

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Little did we know that morning God was going to call your name.

In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same It broke our hearts to lose you, you did not go alone For part of us went with you, the day God called you home You left us with peaceful memories, your love is still our guide And though we cannot see you, you are always at our side Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same But as god calls us one by one, the chain will link again.

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The AA urges all motorists caught up in floods to follow some basic rules to negotiate the safest route out of these situations. It says the most important factor in dealing with floods is to avoid them in the first place.

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued severe weather alerts, along with flood warnings, for certain areas of the country for the next few days.

The AA said: “On days when the weather is heavy, motorists should listen to local radio traffic reports, monitor social media, and check online websites for advisories and cautions.

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The AA concludes: “Finally, it is important to remain as calm as possible in these situations and assess the best way out. If this means leaving your car, do that rather than attempt to get your car through when it clearly won’t make it as you may be endangering your life and those of any passengers with you.”

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Darn’s Auto Service Darts Club snatches victory T

HE Quartz Sportsbar drew large crowds to witness the Trophy Engravers League title race.

Singh’s Darts Club started the team game on a high note to lead 1-0 in the first set.

Darn’s Auto Darts Club team Charlie Pillay, Justin Naidoo, Navern Coopsamy, Jodie Naidoo and Vasa Rungasamy came back fighting to win the second set

to level the scores 1-1.

The third set was a rapture as Darn’s Auto boys put up a top performance and claimed the third set to lead 2-1.

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ZMS comes out on top ZMS successfully defended their title by defeating KwaDukuza in the U11 final recently.

ZMS was crowned double champions of KwaDukuza as they won both under 11 and under 13 leagues.

President of Ilembe Primary Schools Desigan Pillay thanked all

Pillay and Rungasamy to take the scoreline to 3-2 in favour of Singh’s Darts Club.

With four single matches to go this was a do or die clash for points.

In the opening game Soobram took on Justin Naidoo, it was Naidoo who left Singh flat-footed and won the game to level the scores once more 3-3.

In the second set Coopsamy of Darn’s Auto extended the lead to 4-3 after beating Ajen Singh.

The third set saw Sanjay Singh beat Pillay to even the scores to 4-4 .

In the final set Padayachee and Rungasamy challenged each other to bring victory to their teams.

In the end Rungasamy out played Padayachee and snatched victory to give Darn’s Auto Boys a big smile to win 5-4 on the night.

In the other game, Darnall United took on Quartz Darts Club.

Quartz Darts Club drew first blood in opening team game to lead 1-0.

The “sugar boys” regrouped and fought back to win the next two games to lead 2-1.

The Darnall team Vinesh Geanbally, Jerry Govender, Nine Pillay and Jerry Arunachellum were well settled and once again won the two doubles game to extend the score to 4-2 to the Darnall team. With four singles games to go, Darnall lads Geanbally, Govender and Pillay won three games to take the scores to 7-1.

Rowen Pillay from Quartz Darts Club beat Arunachellum in the final game to take the scores to 7-2 on the night in favour to Darnall United. Tonight’s game Darnall United vs Singh’s Darts Club and Darn’s Auto Service Darts Club vs Red Gold KZN Darts Club while Quartz Darts Club will be on duty.

The winning ZMS team.

Runners up KwaDukuza.

schools that participated in the league, and thanked coaches and teachers who gave their time and effort in preparing teams to play.

Special thanks and appreciation go out to sponsor Gings Reddy and Suveer Maharaj for their generous annual sponsorship.

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The Warrior Race leaps into the international arena THE Warrior Race is heading back for its second year at the magnificent Event Bowl at Blythedale Coastal Estate on July 14 and 15.

Sanctioned as the national championship event, the stakes have been raised as winners in the Pro and Age Group divisions will be jetting off to the World Championships in London in October.

Last year’s event was a first for the venue and the 3 000 competitors and their 2 000

supporters were blown away by what the estate has to offer.

“The terrain, the vibe, the setting. Blythedale Coastal Estate is a unique experience and we can’t wait to host the athletes, their families and supporters again this year,” says Blythedale Coastal Estate Development Director, Andrew Thompson.

With a range of events scheduled over the two days, the challenge is not restricted

to the super-fit.Winners from the 15 km Black Ops competition will go through as the Pro Winners while the Age Group winners will be selected from the 10 km Commando Elite division.

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