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A number of reasons to celebrate extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto­ ries. This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses­ sion coverage because you never know what to ex­ pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the by­elections and once again, hoping for positive change. We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world. The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breath­taking skyline together with a host of won­ derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa. After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African.

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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 avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season. As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was. Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all. The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you. We’ve had an action­packed year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the

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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

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime

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N Wednesday the Greater Kokstad Municipality started a “clean-up” of Kokstad and townships and the Kokstad Deputy Mayor Karen Walker was part of it. Mayor Bheki Mtolo said every

Wednesday he and the community will pick up litter, close drains, fix street lights and cut grass. “Councillors and municipal employees are going to participate in the community clean-up campaign for three hours until Jesus comes.” The campaign started in Twistvalley and next Wednesday will

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own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area. We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten. Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015. Kalisha Naicker Senior Journalist Hillcrest Fever

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Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the weekend and now features in a long list of remarka­ ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world. South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy. It’s been a year since his death and many ques­ tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri­ cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’. Clearly South Africans will continue to make great strides despite the negative news that some­ times comes to the fore. The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli­ ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea­ son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

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Alleged Underberg farm attackers arrested THE KZN acting provincial commissioner, Major General Bheki Langa commended SAPS members who were involved in tracing the suspects that are allegedly linked to the recent Underberg farm attacks. Last Friday police arrested three suspects allegedly involved with the attacks in the Bulwer area. The suspects were found in pos-

session of stolen property that was taken from the home of a 79-yearold farmer who was attacked in Underberg. On February 1, Gavin Carter (46), was asleep at his West Isley farm home in Underberg when he was attacked. He was shot several times and died instantly. Another farmer Trevor Charls Rees (79) was attacked and killed. He was at his Pudsay farm, in Himeville on 3 February when he was approached by the suspects. It is alleged that the suspects tied him up, assaulted him, shot him and then took off Ford Ranger bakkie and money. He died on 4 February. His vehicle was found abandoned in Pietermaritzburg area. “Through hard work by Himeville police officers, assisted by local farmers and security companies, a breakthrough was made when the suspects were arrested in the Bulwer area. The suspects are linked to both farm attacks and investigations are continuing,” said SAPS spokesperson, LieutenantColonel Thulani Zwane. The suspects appeared in court on Monday and the case was postponed to next Monday. - Supplied.

Community hall vandalised The vandalised ablution blocks. Photo: SIPHELELE NKETO

SAPS union calls for security of police officers FEVER REPORTER THE federation of Police and Prison Civil Rights Union (Popcru) is calling for the protection of police officers when they respond to crime scenes. The Eastern Cape Popcru provincial chairperson, Loyiso Mdingi, condemned the recent murder of Constable Siyabulela Qwanti (28), who was shot dead while responding to a crime at Katkop near Mount Fletcher on 9 February. Qwanti and seven police members were searching for illegal firearms in the home of a local man. “Police were tipped off that the man had an illegal firearm. When police knocked on his door he opened fire and injured two officers. Other officers returned fire

and the man was killed instantly,” said SAPS spokesperson, Raphael Motloung. An illegal firearm Z88, 23 cartridges and projectiles were found in the house. Qwanti was rushed to the Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital in Mthatha and later died. Another 27-year-old constable was injured and taken to Margate Hospital. Mdingi asked the community to help protect the police. “Community members must identify criminals and work with community policing forums to fight crime. Some police officers are not well equipped to carry out certain duties and government must make sure they are equipped and protected.” Funeral arrangements are to be announced soon.

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Arrested police officer gets bail A 43­YEAR­OLD Umzimkhulu Road Traffic Inspectorate Officer was recently released on R5 000 bail by the Umzimkhulu Magis­ trate’s Court. On 7 February the officer fined a motorist for a traffic offence and said that if R500 was paid to him the ticket would be destroyed. The matter was reported to the

members of Hawks Anti­Corrup­ tion Unit in Durban and the neces­ sary steps were taken. The officer was caught red handed while col­ lecting the money from the com­ plainant and was arrested. He was charged with corruption and will appear in court again on 7 March. ­ Supplied.

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NOTICE TO CONSUMERS: REGISTRATION OF INDIGENT Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma Municipality has adopted the Indigent Policy to assist members of the community who cannot afford the full cost of services provided by the Municipality. Households who are unable to pay for their assessment rates and services (including prepaid electricity) accounts and who are interested in applying for indigent status must conform to the following criteria: 1. Households where verified total gross monthly income of all occupants over 18 years of age does not exceed a total equivalent of two (2) state pensions. 2. Have proof of payslips if they are employed and earning as above 1. 3. Submit a copy of recent bond statement and three months bank statement where applicable. 4. Not own more than one property. Applications must be made on the prescribed application form which is obtainable from Municipal Offices (Creighton, Bulwer Library, Underberg Library and Himeville Offices), Ward Councilors, CDW’s and Ward Committees. Closing Date: All completed applications must reach the Municipal Offices by 31 March 2017 and shall be accompanied by above listed documents. A sworn affidavit stating that gross total household income of all persons ordinarily residing at above concerned and all documents accompanying the application are true and correct. Any registration of consumers as indigent expires, without further notice on 30 June 2018. For more information, you may contact Siphosiphelele Manyathi, tel. 039 833 1038 during normal office hours (Creighton Offices) and Thobeka Matia, tel. 033 702 3027 (Himeville Offices). MR N.C. VEZI - MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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HE J.J Mhlongo Community Hall, built by the Greater Kokstad Municipality many years ago, has become a children’s playground after being vandalised. When it opened it was used for social events, meetings and also served as a

The broken windows and doors. voting station. When the Fever went there the windows, toilets and doors were broken, the surrounding fence had been vandalised and the gate has been removed. A community member, who wished to remain anonymous for safety reasons, said the hall is vandalised almost every night. “During the day we don’t see anyone

destroying it, but when we wake up in the morning more windows and doors are missing.” Greater Kokstad Municipality spokesperson Sabelo Ncwane said the hall will be repaired soon. “The municipality is aware of the gross vandalism of the hall. We ask community members to protect municipal property.”

AmaMpondomise lay claim to Kokstad SIPHELELE NKETO LAST Friday, traditional leaders from the AmaMpondomise nation and their king, Zanozuko Matiwane from Qumbu, held a meeting at Kokstad Town Hall where they claimed to be the legitimate owners of Kokstad land. Chairperson of AmaMpondomise Peter Madasa said the purpose of the meeting was for AmaMpondomise from different areas to get know each other. “History tells that Kokstad is our land,” said Madasa. “Government boundaries have caused many problems especially here. Kokstad was demarcated under KwaZulu-Natal, but, the area belongs to us and we can produce evidence,” he said. Other traditional leaders from amaXesibe, Sotho and Griqua nation attended the meeting. Chairperson of the Griqua Traditional Council, Gabriel Marais said he wants the truth about the ownership of the area. AmaMpondomise also said they want their kingship to be recognised by government. Madasa said the government has rejected their claim for years after they asked for it to be restored after being taken away many years ago.

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AmaMpondomise traditional leaders sing traditional songs before attending the meeting.


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Co­op’s spinach success

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Nosipho Mbanjwa in the field of spinach. MEMBERS of the National Legislature, KZN Legislature, municipal leaders, the Department of Agriculture and Department of Water Affairs officials visited an agricultural project in Umzimkhulu recently. Community members of Ward 10 formed the Silulele Co-Operative that grows and supplies spinach to Harding and Umzimkhulu shops. Nosimo Mbanjwa, the chairperson of the cooperative thanked traditional leaders for giving

them land to grow crops and said their aim is to supply spinach to many shops in Harry Gwala. Chairperson of the Parliament Local Economic Development Committee, Ruth Bengu called stakeholders to support local projects to fight poverty and grow the local economy. The project was given R350 000 by the KZN Department of Small Business and Development. - Supplied.

Floods after hailstorm

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Motorists drive through the flooded road. PHOTO: SIPHELELE NKETO

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SIPHELELE NKETO Siphelele@media24.com ON Monday afternoon a huge hailstorm flooded rivers and damaged many cars in Kokstad. The bridge that connects Coulter Street to the CBD and Bongweni Township was under water and people spent hours trying to get across after the storm had passed, but the water was too fastmoving. A Horseshoe resident, Victor Ngcaweni said water flooded his RDP house and even wet his

bed and furniture. “My bed and sofas are wet and I am now sleeping at my neighbour’s house.” Another community member, Mawethu Nocanda blamed municipality for not putting in drains in the area. The Greater Kokstad Municipal spokesperson Sabelo Ncwane said the only serious cases reported were about trees that had fallen down in some areas. SAPS spokesperson Captain Dumisani Ncongo warned people not to cross raging rivers.

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Percy and Zimasa Njomi.

Herman and Debbie Booysen.

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entine’s Day is not only for couples, it is also about showing love for your friends. Herman and Debbie Booysen were at the event and said they enjoyed the evening. February 14 is when people give flowers, cards or chocolates to show their love for that special person in their life. Percy Njomi said although he didn’t buy a gift or a card for his wife Zimasa, but showered her with love. Waitress Nontle Gomani said every year on Valentine’s Day the hotel is booked.

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ALENTINE’S Day was celebrated in many ways across the country, and Kokstad residents were no different as they gathered at the Nolangeni Hotel for a “love” dinner. The hotel was decorated in everything red and white, from candles to red heart-shaped boxes on tables. Bev Ball and Coleen Van der Merwe said Val-

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VACANCIES DATE 17 FEBRUARY – 03 MARCH 2017 MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY The Matatiele Local Municipality is committed to the achievement and maintenance of diversity and equity in employment, especially in respect of race, gender and disability. Suitably qualified persons are hereby invited to apply for the following vacancy that will be filled in terms of the Employment Equity Plan of the municipality. People with physical disabilities are encouraged to apply.

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·Matric and relevant NQF Level 6 / National Diploma in Information Technology or equivalent. · Valid driving licence. · 1-2 year relevant experience in ICT services desk environment · Knowledge: Knowledge of legislative frameworks within the public sector will be an added advantage. Client orientation and good customer skills. Technical and interpersonal skills, Service / Help Desk environment. · Skills: Strong communication to provide high-quality customer service, the ability to listen and ask relevant questions, Exceptional written and oral communication, fluent English and two other Nguni languages mostly spoken in Matatiele, analytical, telephone etiquette. Good problem solving and analytical skills. Ability to work under pressure, take initiative, work with minimum supervision and as part of the team. · Proof of learning of the following will be an added advantage: · ITIL Processes · Servicing of HP workstations · Microsoft Office Package products

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The successful incumbent will be required to: · Responsible to log, assign and manage incidents · Respond to user request for service, troubleshoot problems and help develop solutions. · Resolve user requests telephonically · Support PC hardware components, desktop operating system software, and application software. · Perform repairs to equipment and arrange for other servicing needs. · Monitor antivirus software, patch management and updates and repair computers infected with spyware, adware and/or viruses. · Monitor domain controller backup, applications back · Help users in determining appropriate software solutions. · Develop knowledge base by recording activities, solutions and other responses to the request for service.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS · Matric/ Grade 12 · National Higher Traffic Officers Diploma · Vehicles and drivers licence examiners certification · Code EC Drivers Licence · Computer literacy · 3 – 4 years relevant experience · Willingness to work under pressure and beyond normal office hours. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

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· Responsible to support the Municipal network and IT usage on all sites · Work with the helpdesk technician to ensure minimum disruptions to network connectivity. · Analyse and monitor the ICT connectivity environment and provide advice on technical changes in the ICT environment. · Ensure that antivirus software is installed on all desktops, laptops and notebooks and repair computers infected with virus, spyware and malware. · Provide first line technical support and maintain LAN/WAN and workstations for all Municipality users. · Minimize service disruptions by operating, supporting and maintaining day to day operational issues of the Matatiele Local Municipality to ensure a stable and efficient environment. · Attend to resolve user complaints, requests, incidents as assigned through helpdesk · Administer and support Matatiele Local Municipality user base. · Facilitate and coordinator printer maintenance, installation, configuration and testing of networks for all new ICT equipment. · Manage and maintain records of desktops, laptops and notebooks lifespan.

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS · Matric/ Grade 12 · National Diploma/ Degree in Public Admin/ Social Sciences · Minimum of 5 year experience in Local Government of which two years must be at Supervisory level · Code EC Drivers Licence · Willingness to under pressure and beyond normal office hours · Computer literacy · Initiate, drive and manage Public Participation, EPWP and IGR. · Coordination of Operation of Community Development Workers, Operation Masiphathisane, Ward Committees · Manage budget and personnel of the unit · Generate and present monthly and quarterly reports for management · Provision of technical admin support to the office of the Speaker. CLOSING DATE: 03 MARCH 2017

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS · Matric and relevant NQF Level 6 / National Diploma in Information Technology with 2 year relevant experience in ICT Support Services OR A+ and N+ with 3-5 years’ relevant experience ICT Support Services. · Valid driving licence · Knowledge of legislative of frameworks within the public sector will be an added advantage. Client orientation and good customer skills. Technical and interpersonal skills. · Good verbal and written communication skills plus report writing. Good problem solving and analytical skills. Ability to work under pressure, take initiative, work with minimum supervision and as part of the team. · Proof of learning of the following will be an added advantage: · ITIL Processes · Servicing of HP workstations · Microsoft Office Package products

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ENQUIRIES: MR. A. BUBU (039-737-8178) Please apply by filling in the Application for Employment Form obtainable from our website: www. matatiele.gov.za (not Z83 form) or from any of our Municipal Offices (Matatiele, Maluti, Cedarville and from a Ward Support Assistants in any of our 26 Wards). You must also send your Curriculum Vitae together with certified copies of your qualifications, Identity Document (ID) and Valid Driver’s Licence (where applicable) to: The Municipal Manager P.O. Box 35 Matatiele, 4730 FOR ATTENTION: THE GENERAL MANAGER, CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT OR Submit your completed Employment Application Form and your CV and certified copies of your qualifications and ID document and valid driving licence where applicable by hand to; 102 Main Street Matatiele, 4730 NB: Failure to submit documents listed above will result in disqualification. Background screening and competency assessment will be done to shortlisted candidates. Without prejudice and with due respect, correspondence will only be limited to short-listed applicants due to circumstances beyond our control. The Municipality reserves the right not to make any appointment in respect of the advertised posts. PLEASE NOTE: THAT NO FAXED OR E–MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED AND THAT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER CLOSING DATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. The appointment is made according to the Council conditions of service. Canvassing for this position will lead to disqualification of applications. ______________________________ DR. D.C.T. NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER Notice No : 2016/2017-103 We urge all employées, members of Council, clients, members of the public and our suppliers to report any kind of fraud or corruption at Matatiele Local Municipality`s Human Resources Unit.


Matat artist to launch album

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St Monica’s pupils at leadership camp

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Artist Reabetswe Motsati (left) and Thabo Thene. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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ATATIELE artist, Reabetswe Motsati, known as Reeh, is to release his new album, Ndiyabonga, in April. The 24-year-old, who was born in kwaNkawu village in Matat, sings Afro-soul and has already released a single. “I have performed at many events, including weddings, church and government events. It was a privilege to perform my favourite songs at the Matatiele Music Festival last year and I am looking forward to perform-

ing at more events.” His music has been aired on local and national radio stations. His manager Thabo Thene, who has produced artists Lilitha Bidla and Bathandwa Vazi, said Motsati’s talent says he will go far in the music industry. “Bidla and Vazi were nominees at last year’s South African Traditional Music Awards. Young people in Matatiele are talented and I am going to make sure they reach their destination.” Motsati’s album is recorded by Eastern Cape Music recording company.

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Pupils doing an activity. RESPECT, integrity, duty, humility and culture are some of the principles that St Monica’s School pupils were focusing on at a leadership camp at Cedarberg Guest Farm recently. The school thanks Gerrie Nel and his staff for their support at the camp. St Monica’s believes in developing pupils as

young leaders in order to influence their communities. “We believe in moulding healthy and well balanced young individuals with the support of parents, staff and pupils,” said Zane Enslin from the school. - Supplied.

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The Municipality hereby invites applications from committed, self-driven, motivated, service delivery-orientated and high performance professionals/practitioners who want to build careers in the areas of specialization mentioned herein through rendering high quality services within the Greater Kokstad Municipality.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICS DEPARTMENT EXAMINER OF MOTOR VEHICLES x 1 POST LEVEL 06 (R 237 114.54 – R 261 634.21) Minimum Requirements: Grade 12 ● Traffic Officers Diploma ● Examiner of Motor Vehicles Grade A ● Valid Code EC and A Drivers License ● 1 – 2 years relevant work experience ● No Criminal Record● Key Performance Areas: ● Co ordinate and control the application of procedures associated with the vehicle testing, registration and Licensing ● Attend to specific administrative recording and record keeping sequences ● Conduct and / or check testing equipment functionality on completion of routine maintenance sequences ● Assist with Law Enforcement duties when required ● To adhere to the South African bureau of Standards and Department of Transport Policies and Procedure Manuals ●

EXAMINER OF DRIVING LICENSE X 3 POST LEVEL 06 (R 237 114.54 – R 261 634.21) Minimum Requirements: Grade 12 ● Traffic Officers Diploma ● Examiner of Drivers License Grade A ● Valid Code EC and A Drivers License ● 1 – 2 years relevant work experience ● No Criminal Record● Key Performance Areas: ● Co ordinate and control the application of procedures associated with the Drivers / Learners Licenses and Professional Driving Permits ● Attend to specific administrative recording and record keeping sequences ● Conduct and / or check eye testing and learners license testing equipment functionality on completion sequences ● Assist with Law Enforcement duties when required ● To adhere to the South African bureau of Standards and Department of Transport Policies and Procedure Manuals ● A Curriculum Vitae and certified copies of educational certificates together with a covering letter for the above posts should be forwarded to: The Corporate Services Department, Greater Kokstad Municipality, P O Box 8, KOKSTAD, 4700, hand delivered at 75 Hope Street, KOKSTAD, 4700 Enquiries: Ms. T. Eksteen (039) 7976600. Closing date : 24 FEBRUARY 2017 MR A VELEM ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER NOTICE NO.: 67-2016/2017 CUSTOMER CARE 039 797 6600 | FIRE 039 727 5733 | PROTECTION SERVICES 039 797 6657


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Indigent support programme ces. nketo87@gmail.com ONLINE: Nicole Johnthrough the indigent DISTRIBUTION: The municipality, If your right to basic atTapinos Kilmon031 533 7603 Nicole.John@media24.com paign that was held April to TOWN June 2016: PLANNING 14922 Neil NOTICE support programme, contributes to violated, under Ward 4 and we thank you may compla DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE THE SCHEME: about 6 000 householdseverybody on the who nonyour ward councillor or contributed to making thefrom day a success. grid, 2 314 people get electricity To access free basic Aids Day must be a South African c Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 4, Schedule 5 of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Eskom, 982 for rates and World refuse collecThe district of Harry Gwala Management Act, (Act no. 16 of 2013) for:a Telecommunication Mast and Base Station on the tion and 515 benefit from municipal refugee status, and be ar paig believes in providing people with in“As this new council, we will be or- harvesting because they and do not Drhave Nkosazana Dlamini Remaining Extent of the Farm Lourdes 18137 ES formation that is accessible to them, ganising engagements with various silos for their produce. Zuma Municipality municipality electricity. where indi unde held a and which they can use to improve stakeholders in Matatiele to strengthwill create a conducive envi-Day commemorapermanent. World Free Silos basic services and Aids indigent is sought. APPLICANT’S DETAILS: ever their lives, based on their needs, en- en working relations for the benefit of ronment for new economic opportuniSouth Africa remains home tion on 1 December atFor the further details ToRBioUSE SoLUTioNS CC. policy r mak capacity of the municipality, and in ways that be couraging people to participate active- Matatiele community. We don’t want ties for local people, specifically farm- and proPo BoX 32017, ToTiUSDAL, 0134 to high levels of building violencefacilities Centocow sports ground. ly in of the this democratic processes, and to move alone during our term ofIndigent of- moting ers through that will WARM greetings to readers Park. policy defines indigence as basic services and in W leadership partnerships you 414 RUSTiC RoAD, SiLVERToNDALE, 0184 WARM greetings to readers of this keeping people continuously NC against itssteer women and chil- in and World Aids Day is commem- In particular, VEZI said Mbedla. agro-processing the agriculviewpoint. The aim ofin-thefice,” workshop was aimeddren, the state ofsector. being unableorated to afford public can TEL: 012 804 1504, FAX: 012 804 7072 / 086 690 0468 T despite the Constitution eachbasic year on 1gramme, Decemthroughout society. betterthe educational viewpoint. formed of policies and programmes When asked to outline their plans tural MUNICIPAL MANAGER E-MAiL: PP@iNFRAPLAN.Co.ZA National Youth Development Agency assisting young people to develop services such asand housing, budget and they treasury aMalegislative overhaul that ber isorforbecause believes providing people with in- aandofgoods “As thisor new council, we will be harvesting do n Welcome once again to the Matatie- that affect them andat progress inin impleon how to develop the economy The mayor announced that there isan opportunity To accelerate progress, deepen deportunities, and foc and oUR REFERNCE NUMBER: ATC2032 andsite chilcommunity to 039 unite in 8100. le Local viewpoint. menting them. he said: “Asthem, the municipality, a women five-hectare that isevery available in TheMunicipality National YouthIt isDevelopment marketable Curriculum Vitae, how tosafeguards water, food, clothing and basic sanita737 formation that istatiele, accessible to ganising engagements with various silos for their produce. MUNICIPAL MANAGER mocracy and build a more inclusive soquired to eliminate Zum our responsibility ensure that our Mayor engages with business own­ we are responsible for creating an enaMatatiele that GREETINGS can house the up to eight siof dialogues onLocal violence against women rights. fight HIV,Silos show suptoagainst residents. It is aPromoting privilege Agency series andtothe Matatiele Municprepare andthey present in andren's tion. That is all from us foe and which can themselves use to improve stakeholders in moment Matatiele to strengthwill create atogender conduciv NC VEZI GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES: ciety, Dr Dlamini Zuma permanent. World community is well of focus recenton the ers problem, discuss the bling environment for local economic los, atin the we have only one andinformed children to Stakeholders ourNkosazana municiport for people living with HIV S -30 15 41.36; E 29 45 59.83; off the D2420 Road, Mpakameni Village DR DCT NAKIN bring you this week’s viewpoint and once again their lives, based on their needs, enen working relations for the benefit of ronment for new economic opp ipality Communications and Special interview and teach them about corpoA child-headed household is autonext time, stay safetion and accomplishments at their Mayor Cllr Momelezi on site. causes andrespective to find appropriate solutions.Mbedla en- development. pality, such asthe government de- and remember those who have Municipality must translate political er opportunities for South Africa remains home DR DCT NAKIN areas.Programmes towe remind people that there is no municigagedawith local business ownerspeople at a One of the goals ofcitiMatatiele Local In addition have 40our hectares MUNICIPAL MANAGER couraging to participate activeMatatiele community. We don’t want ties for local people, specificall Unit conducted tworate culture. matically classified as indigent. Thank you sweet Through the dialogue sessions government will WARM greetings to NDZ partments, business, civil socidied due to it. Inyanga enkulu, ukhoka masuphumelele GREETINGS to Dr Nkosazana Dlamini emancipation into the economic well integrated themes tp A copy of the application with accompanying documents is available for inspection by interested members to high levels of violence Cento The Matatiele Localwith Municipality business breakfast Wednesday at This Economic Development Strategy ismove to available in Cedarville as an additional pality without the lyonthe in the democratic and alonefaith-based during our term of of-community. ersWorld through building facilities t interact community members who experizens. isprocesses, another week etytoorganisations, The slogan for AidsMatat, day youth workshop on Public 15 and 16 The workshop enhanced job-huntBeneficiaries of social assistance sweet a destinat MUNICIPAL MANAGER of the public between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00 Mondays to Fridays (excluding Holidays) at phatha inkanyiso R180.00 the Matatiele build for maize district storage and being site for of a farmer support unit. The site its womenthis Zuma (NDZ) and Harry Gwala against andmunicipal chilWo It is potentially a Day pleasure toindiserve community of Dr. in plan ence violence and abuse. granted to usfacilities by the Almighty organisations and theall. commu2016 is “It issteer inthe our hands WARM greetings to readers of this ing keeping people continuously infice,” said Mbedla. agro-processing the offices of the Umzimkhulu Municipality situated at 169 Main Street, Umzimkhulu. kuphela: 073 241 8088 August at Cedarville and Harry Gwala skills for them and will assist NYDA grants are considered and excellence. Town Hall. processing and turning it into locally (Erf 1) is fenced, has running water, communities. It isbring a great that It isinup to residents to fixdespite the future, The programme The dialogue sessions will be launched inThis of above as we you pleasure the mutakeand part the drive to to end HIV andZuma TB” sothe assector. the Dr dren, Constitution orate Nkosazana Dlamini Local Municipality. viewpoint. formed policies and programmes When asked to outline their plans tural proconsumed maize meal, sampnity andall anielectricity is available. • nicipal Ngidume ngothe ukukhulisa induku viewnge 30mms LimpopoManager: and then rolled out132, across the country viewpoint. increase awareness of the negNkosazana Dlamini Zuma Muwe bring to you municipal starting today. This plan envisions a ma Sakhe is sa gramme mal feed.” The municipality would like to exand a legislative overhaul that(OSS) ber A municipality is made up of the community, Written comments on thegreater application may be submitted to theWelcome Municipal PO Box Umzimkhulu, once again to the Matatiethat affect them and progress in impleon how to develop the economy of MaThe mayor announced that • Kubuyisa isithandwa athande wena wedwa 2 days. SEASON’S greetings to all. and South from rural areas to urban 16 Days of Activism for Nzo No ative impact ofa word violence and us stand up andtinues be formed of He said the Alfred District Mutend of gratitude tonicipality all business 3297, Telephone No (039) 259 5039, Fax No (039) 259le0895 andMunicipality email Africans to majolam@umzimkhululm.gov. point•part of this new municipality that conmunicipality where everyone feels to bring chan kokstad councillors and let the administration and we isevery safeguards women and chilLocal viewpoint. It is menting them. tatiele, he said: “As the municipality, a five-hectare site that avai Kubuyisa umntu osweleke ngendlela Winding down 2016 on a high note settings, formal to informal settlements, profesViolence against Women and on women children. counted in the fight against the mayor’s nicipality and Matatiele Localabuse Municiownersand had attended the engagemunicipality MUNICIPAL MANAGER za: not later than:20 March 2017 have interaction as stakeholders in people tains updates, developments and free yetwho bound tocontinuous others, everyengaqondakaliyo 3 days our responsibility to ensure that our Mayor engages with business own­ we are responsible for creating anwhere enaMatatiele that canurge house up to series of dialogues onpeople violence against women dren's rights. the fige The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence sionals to business people and young to Children Inupmunicipality we say “no” HIV/Aids. The festive season is We 100-day pro- pality set aside R1,3 million for athe grain ment. NC VEZI • Malingatshoni esaphila 1 day this municipality. We face challenges together, coming events taking place within one embraces their full potential, a rooms so they can ohf gramme of enstorage facility a silo during That is all from us for now. Until next against Women and Children campaign will take the old is can share their personal experiences. This campaign challenges to this, and condemn in the around the corner and we ask community well informed of recent ers bling environment for local economic los, at the moment we and children to focus onabove, the problem, discuss the Stakeholders in our munici- have port Any person, who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice by the date given • Rhola kabini emsebenzini DCT toNAKIN gaging stake2015/2016 financial year. time, be safeofand be blessed. but we also celebrate together. place from 25DR November 10 December 2016. The dialogue respond to the appropriate NDP’s Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma strong terms, all forms abuse our people to behave, be reyour municipality. municipality where opportunity is teract with accomplishments atsessions their Mayor Cllr Momelezi Mbedla endevelopment. on the site. PUBLIC NOTICE causes andrespective to find pality, such asdegovernment de- the andgor Abantu bakumonela bafuna ungaphumeleli shall be precluded fromthe further participation in theunder process. holders• Municipality to solutions. This initiative to build this facility was Thank you sweet people from sweet This year campaign will be held the vision for 2030 which emphasises “building safand everyone to to any human being. This was sponsible all the time and let us competing It is unfortunate that we have areas. gaged with local business owners at a One of the goals of Matatiele Local In addition we haveand 40 uh • Ndibolekisa amagundane nge tsuku ezine: The Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma Mutermined not citiby birth, but by ability, ment officials MUNICIPAL MANAGER strengthen done after consulting the farming fraMatat, Through the dialogue sessions government will WARM greetings to NDZ partments, business, civil socidied theme: “Count Me In: Together Moving a Non-Vi- er communities through an integrated apdeclare a stop to violence reflected with the launchpriorities of the create a better society for our inwork. our lives, but what matters mostasto UMZIMKHULU MUNICIPAL OFFICES RE-ADVERTISEMENT ZS SIKHOSANA The Matatiele Local Municipality business breakfast on Wednesday at Economic Development Strategy is to available in Cedarville an ad working relaternity in Matatiele, both commercial ‘A destination of choice and excelnicipality has a plan to eliminate poveducation and hard Realising as a platform offlo olent South Africa Forward”. proach”. Itinteract alsoLV responds several outcomes against women and children, 16 Days isof another Activism against children. withtocommunity members who experi-fonela: zens. This week ety organisations, faith-based Th Okanye 073 241 8088 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF VARIOUS MV AND MATERIALS Walker as theunit. new 169 MAIN STREET understanding that not allfor ouraJill current prioriMUNICIPAL MANAGER tions, moving and emerging farmers, and after see- facilities lence.” for is the Matatiele build maize storage and site farmer support erty and reduce inequality. According such a society will require transformaso that a solution Over the period government will convene a identified in the MTSF (2014–2019). and ultimately make it Women and Children camUntil next time, God bless. Ndifumaneka Emthatha nase PE FOR HOMES 2010 ence violence and abuse.forward. granted us by the Almighty organisations and the commu- Day c2T UMZIMKHULU ing the difficulty that farmers faceto after

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to start a database of you who are about to enter the jo MUNICIPAL MANAGER, Indigent support progra NC VEZI The municipality, through th support programme, cont about 6 000 households on MUNICIPAL MANAGER grid, 2 314 people get electr Eskom, 982 for rates and ref NC VEZI tion and 515 benefit from electricity. Free basic services and DR PAYA HERBALIST DR DCT NAKIN policy capacity of the municip MUNICIPAL WARM greetings to readers of this Park. Indigent policy defines and ind moting leadership MANAGER viewpoint. The aim of the workshop was aimed the state of beingsociety. unable to af throughout National Youth Development Agency at assisting young people to develop a goods or services as To acceleratesuch progre The National Youth Development marketable Curriculum Vitae, how to water, food, clothing and ba mocracy and build a mo Agency and the Matatiele Local Munic- prepare and present themselves in an tion.ciety, Dr Nkosazana D ipality Communications and Special interview and teach them about corpoAMunicipality child-headedmust househo DR DCT NAKIN tran DR DCT NAKIN Programmes Unit conducted a tworate culture. matically classified as indig GREETINGS to Dr Nkosazana Dlamini emancipation into the MUNICIPAL day youth workshop on 15 and 16 The workshop enhanced job-huntMUNICIPAL MANAGER Zuma (NDZ) and Harry Gwala district Beneficiaries being of all. of social a MANAGER or.fenced, She is has alsopoten not ne ties can be attended to(Erf right away. and Harrythe Gwala skills for them and will assist NYDA grants are considered Town Hall. processing it into locally 1) is running plan, NDZing can realise these goals tion ofand theturning economy and focused efforts It isresidents without aend do BID NO.: GKM August 28-15/16 at Cedarville PO BOX 169 communities. It is a great pleasure that It is up to to The dialogue sessions to will be launched in above as we bring you the munity all take part in the drive to toin having served t This is mainly because of limited resources, 786 DR MAMA ABIBA HERBALIST AND MAIL ORDER This proconsumed maize meal, samp and aniand electricity is contributes available. UMZIMKHULU byacross drawing on the we energies of its peoto build the municipality`s capabilities. project Limpopo and then rolled out the country nicipal viewpoint. increase awareness of the negNkos that are only made available on a five, three or council. I congratulate bring to you the municipal viewstarting today. This pla UMUTHI WAMI ANSWER 3297 gramme mal feed.” The municipality would lik greater kokstad municipality hereby invites reputable service providers for the greater ple, growing an inclusive economy, To eliminate poverty and reduce ineof Dr the Nkosazana Dl one-year basis. SEASON’S greetings all. mv and lv materials for Homes and South 16 Days of Activism for No ative impact ofa word violence and GET LOVE pledge manageme Supply and Delivery ofto various 2010. Africans from rural areas to urban formed part of He said the Alfred Nzo District Mutend of gratitude tonicip all be point ofEASY this new municipality that conmunicipality where kokstad building capabilities, enhancing the quality, the economy must grow faster cial and economic a We commend and thank the Dr Nkosazana Amagundane alanda imali, buyisa/hlukanisa isithanswa one Councillor Zolani Winding down 2016 on a high note settings, formal to informal settlements, profesViolence against Women and on women children. coun the mayor’s nicipality and Matatiele Localabuse Municiownersand who had attended the e municipality the scope of work and bid requirements is stipulated in the bid2016/2017-23 document. Notice No: public employment tains updates, developments and upfree yet bound to others day. Imali engena eBank, thola ingane, imali esheshayo 1 Dlamini Zuma Municipality, the community, TOWN PLANNING NOTICE returned as speaker The locally 16 Days of Activism for No Violence sionals to business people and young people to Children Inathe municipality 100-day pro- pality set aside R1,3 million for grain ment. we say “no” HIV/A or locally manufactured electrical for cables with a stated minimum hour, Lotto ne Casino, ngena esitolo ubuye nemali, gudluza expanded pu Bids are only hereby invitedproduced from suitably experienced Service Providers the project below: staffand on agreeing focus on coming events taking place one embraces their fu with his experience fr gramme enstorage facility - councillors a silowithin -toand during That isthe allto from us for now. Un against Women Children campaign will take old canBidders share who their personalizitha, experiences. Thiskhulisa campaign challenges this, condemn in the aroun DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE threshold of 90and % for local production and content willSCHEME: bethe considered. sula isikweletu, nciphisaofamabele, nokuvusa youth development and basic needs, which are gramme will be con Klein Paradys gaging stake2015/2016 financial year. time, be safe and be blessed. ous council. As man place 25 November tothreshold 10 December 2016. The dialogue sessions respond to the NDP’s Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma strong terms, all forms of abuse our p fail from toNO reach the minimum for local production and content will not be BID DESCRIPTION ADVERTISING COMPULSORY CIDB CLOSING DATE induku, buyisa impahla elahlekile, hola kabili emsebenzini, your municipality. municipality where PUBLIC NOTICE our major challenges, however, working to- toopp SOUTH COAST the strategies upa Notice is This hereby giventhe infurther terms of Chapter 4,be Schedule 5 of thethe Spatialvision Planning and Land Use Manholders to icala, This initiative to build this facility was Thank you sweet people from considered for pricewill scoring. pledge our support to phasa esikolenisafnakwi interview, wina khipha isisu, everyone DATE BRIEFING GRADING year campaign held under for 2030 which emphasises “building Municipality and to to any human being. This was spons Out of season gether we can more. Theumuntu, Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma Mu-do termined not by birth, agement Act, (Act no. 16 of 2013) for:a Telecommunication Mast and Base Station on the Remaining people. done after consulting the farming fraMatat, Sendawana Oil,strengthen ukuhlanyisa thola umsebenzi, lors of Greater “Count In: Together Moving a Non-Vier communities through an@ integrated declare a stop to violence reflected with the the launch of the Koksta creat Self Catering exchange rate to be used for the calculation of local and be RE-ADVERTISEMENT ExtentMATAT/2016/2017-22 oftheme: thethe Farm LourdesMe 18137 ES ADDITIONS AND 19production AUGUST 2016content 26 will AUGUST 2016 3GB OR ap07 SEPTEMBER We would like to make community nokunye okuningi working relaternity in Matatiele, both commercial ‘A destination of choice and nicipality has a plan to eliminate poveducation and hard w Accommodation from tythat andagainst willtourdo ourchild best the exchange rate published by the South african reserve Bank at 12:00 on102 the date GREETINGS to all. proach”. the success ofto thisseveral rural-based munici2016 Crown Gospel Awards ALTERATIONS TO ANVARIOUS MAIN STREET, HIGHER 2016 olent South Africa Forward”. It also responds outcomes against women and children, 16 Days of Activism aware the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MV AND LV MATERIALS Ngitholakala Cabin:and R150after pp/per night lence.” their decisions. tions,As amoving and emerging farmers, seeAPPLICANT’S DETAILS: Ukhozi FM ofNyus i­Volume pality and reveal the vision of the Ummunicipality we pride ourselves of advertisement and only the South african Bureau Standards approved technical EXISTING STRUCTURE – MATATIELE @10H00 ANDILE VELEM erty and reduce inequality. According suchChildren a societycamwill requi the period will convene a identified inall the zimkhulu MTSF (2014–2019). and ultimately make it R200 Women and Un FOR HOMES Harding, Port Shepstone andpeople Ntababkulu pp/per ToRBioUSEOver SoLUTioNS CC. government Itwill is that timeto of calculate the2010 year whereby Municipality. on our young who stopped at Cottage: forward. ing the difficulty that farmers face afternight ism stakeholder’s (BTO OFFICES) specification number SATS 1286: 2011 be used local content. ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER Council will consti meeting, that was Klein Paradys Po BoX 32017, ToTiUSDAL, 0134 073 562 0743/072 744 8416 roads lead to different tourism destiStrategic session nothing to ensure they take Umzimto the plan, NDZ can realise these goals tion of the economy and BID NO.: GKMand 28-15/16 Contact Lorraine on cil committees greater kokstad municipality Supply chainand policy preferential procurement 414 Bid RUSTiC RoAD,will SiLVERToNDALE, 0184 COAST Documents be obtainable at the New Budget Treasury Office, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for(073 a non supposed to be held and w nations while others go to their MATATIELE respecFor this municipality toSitholakala fulfill its comto another level. Even though SOUTH nakukhulu whatspp 562 0743) 039 681 2611 / Out season by drawing on the energies of its peobuild the municipality scoring system of 80/20 shall (80 points being Price and 20 points TEL:– 012 804point 1504, FAX:fee 012 7072 086 690apply 0468 GREETINGS toof the people Kokrefundable tender of804 R300. 00/ payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00 as from 26th August 2016. 072 244 3788 ofto tive homes. Since last month Umzim- mitment as set out in the IDP docu- Jumbo did not win the award as anticion 22immediately February, hasbecause Self Catering E-MAiL: PP@iNFRAPLAN.Co.ZA being BBBEE Contribution Level Status). Bidders are encouraged to submit greater kokstad municipality hereby invites reputable service the WASHINTSHA DR MPINGA UBOMatBAM NGO R800 KUPHELA khulu had been buzzing with consummentproviders since the newfor councillors cameple, pated the 2016 Crown Gospel stad service delivery. been postponed. A Coun Bidders shall take note of the following bid conditions / Compulsory Submissions growing an inclusive economy, To eliminate poverty a Accommodation from oUR REFERNCE NUMBER: ATC2007 lam ndingu Noluthando ndihlala KwaZulu Natal, Kokstad. Ndilapha a certified Failure toand do so will result in forfeiting of points. and those who are returning home to council, municipalIgama policies should Awards in Durban ICC over theWelcoming week-Cabin: R150 Supply and BBBEE Delivery of various lv forbid Homes 2010. • All bids submitted shouldcertificate. remain valid formv aers period of 90materials days after the closing date. the new council taken to an be induction new date READERS: will pp/per night ukunazisa ngemimangaliso owayenzayo uDr. Mpinga empilweni yam. CAUTION TO ALL OUR capabilities, enhancing thenightMuniciquality, the economy m thefrom festive season. create an enabling environment forbuilding end,lakho welisezandleni applaud himNdingomnye for the commitKunyanisiwe xa kusithiwa iphupho zakho. R200 pp/per A NON-REFUNDABLE Bid documents fee of r300.00 per document is payable • Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate, or for code SARS GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES: communicated The Cottage: Greater Kokstad date isrequest to be announc Examine all services offered carefully, quotes

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In the centre. midst of all this, through Harthe be leadership and management of yimali. ment andixhwele discipline he has shown thus We are proud of these two young wabantu owayelahlekwa Ndabiza emva kokuba ndifunde S -30 15 20.16; E 29 be 48evaluated 05.58; SiTUATED AT ViLLAGE, ±13KM WEST oF THE R56 Procurement in cash at the municipality’s care the bid document must Contact Lorraine on accepting. soon.session Until nextwill time, • The bid will accordingcustomer to NoLANGENi the preferential procurement model in the Preferential the sika bidders’ is drawn and deposits before It is the consumer’s empowe isiqinisekiso Mrs Mbatha, eqinisekisa ngo Dr Mpinga ndagqiba kwelokuba ry Gwala District Municipality, Ukhozi this municipality to implement the ob- attention far. people encourage Umzimkhulu 039 681and 2611 / UMZiMKHULU-CLYDESDALE RoAD physically collected from the customer care centre, 75 Hope Street, kokstad, during to Form MBD6.1 whereby bidders other than EMEs must submit their original and valid B-BBEE status level verification certificate or ndiya kuye ndazama ngokuba zazininzi ingxaki zam zemali. Ndabiza uMrs blessed. responsibility to check thestay advertiser’s credentials. FM will be broadcasting live from Um- jectives. In this weekend’s strategic On the same evening when 072 citizens, especially the youth, to that skills will help 244 3788 normalcopy working hours from 08H00their – 15H00. wandixelela ukuba kuzolunga, wandazisa Dr Mpinga wandibuza a certified substantiating B-BBEE rating issued bytoa6pm. Registered Auditor approved byMbatha IRBA or a Verification Agencykuthe EG brighten Feverwas cannot be held responsible or liable for zimkhulu Mall, from 6am planning, Umzimkhulu Municipality Mbishop Wooden the corners theyby are incharge and ofthereof, 90with %Failure for local production and content beThe considered. Bidders who A copy ofthreshold the application accompanying documents is available forwill inspection by interested TownMic Hall and attended their mandat ngeyiphi intlahla endiyifunayo kwezi zilandelayo:won Wallet, Magic2016 Stick, Shortboys, accredited by SANAS. to do so will result in zero points score for BBBEE status level. Umzimkhulu Municipality Mayor, Cllr will also redirect itsRats, approach award was evident that riseDepartment aboveclaims everything else. Development, Bidders who previously bought document need not buy must collect misleading or membersBID of NB: the public between the hoursDESCRIPTION of threshold 08h00the and 16h00 Mondays toto Fridays (excluding Public lost lovers,moving Unwanted Person, Findingitjob, Promotion, to make loveUmzimkhustrong, The of damages. Social stakeholders and the community. bilities effectively. fail to reach the minimum for local production and content will not be NO ADVERTISING COMPULSORY CIDB CLOSING DATE • Certified copies original registration and IDStreet, documents of members, failuretermination to do so will result ina man of pregnant or to chodse I wantthat etc kodwa Mphuthumi Mpabanga will be sharing forward. lu has talent needndandinomdla to be unleashed. Until we meet again, you. Holidays) at the offices ofof the Umzimkhulu situated atcertified 169 Main Umzimkhulu. a new document at no company cost. Municipality SOUTH C Harrythank Gwala District pleasure to introduce We hope communi kwaye ndakhetha abafana abancinci baziseGRADING imali endlini. Ndothuka emva It is my Umzimkhulu, considered further for price scoring. disqualification DATE BRIEFING Out of se kokulinda imizuzu kwaye ndafumana iziphumo ngalendlela ndandifuna. Usisi A COMPULSORY BRIEFING will besubmitted held on the 06 October 2016 at 10h00 at Box the 132, Municipality is requesting anyone with Written• Joint comments on the application may be to the Municipal Manager: Po Councillor Bheki Mtolo as the new all councillors and gi DR MAMA Venture agreement (where applicable) wam wathetha naye efunaAGARE ukusebenzisa HERBALIST iLucky Wallet ukuzisa imali endlini municipality’s boardroom. Self Cat Umzimkhulu, 3297, Telephone Noto(039) 259 5039, Faxcalculation No (039) 259 and email to majolam@ the exchange rate be used for the of0895 local production and content will bewafumana MALUNGA NEMPEMBELELE KOKUSINGQONGILEYO information regards to the father of child MATAT/2016/2017-22 ADDITIONS AND 19 AUGUST AUGUST 2016 3GB ORHEALER Greater Kokstad with Municipality necessary support. yakhe kwaye 9 iziphumo @ ezikhawulezayo. Bonke abathandabuza U-Dr. 07 SEPTEMBER A 26 MEMBER OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL • FailureISAZISO to complete all supplementary information returnable schedules like MBD2016 4, MBD8 and MBD will result in the tender umzimkhululm.gov.za : not later than:20 March 2017 Accommoda Mpinga ukuze to bafumane weziphumo kwingxaki zabo kwaye abazisoli kude Mthobisi in 1999/06/19 at theSealed exchange rate published the South african reserve Bank at 12:00 on the date GREETINGS to all. the success of100% this rural-based munici2016 Crown Mdwebu Gospel born Awards No.: by GKM: 28-15/16 MV AND LV MATERIAL FOR Bids, Invalid marked “Bid being eliminated, or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead a disqualification ALTERATIONS TO AN 102 MAIN STREET, HIGHER 2016 MY MUTHI IS YOUR ANSWER SAMEDAY mayor. Women’s Month Kukhutshwa isaziso ngokwemigaqo National Environmental Management Act 107 ka-1998, njengoko ulungisiwe kube ngoku, nokuba abanye amaxhwele ayohlulakala kukwenza umsebenzi, biza Cabin: R150 pp HOMES must be deposited in yokuseka the Box located at the reception area, 75 Umzimkhulu. Mthobisi Mdwebu was born Ukhozi FM Nyus pality and reveal the vision of the UmAs a municipality we pride ourselves of prospective advertisement and only the South african ofMatatiele Standards approved technical • All bidders must be /STRUCTURE eligible to register the Local database forms are available from the EXISTING –on MATATIELE @10H00 Any person, who fails 2010”, to lodge or forward comments in Bid response toBureau this notice by thei­Volume date given above, He comes with lots of experience continue ANDILE VELEM uDr. Mpinga ndiyakuthembisa uzokunceda. ngomhla we-8 Disemba 2014, naregistered ngenjongo wokumbiwa unelitye eliqine (4.98Ha kwaye ±Municipality, 30m enzulu) • Bring back lost lover from jail Hope Street, kokstad, no later than, 14SCM October 2016 at 12H00, where after, bids Biza Dr Mpinga kuzo zonke ingxaki kule nombolo: 079 6254 856 shall be website precluded from further participation in the process. Cottage: R200 p www.matatiele.gov.za and from the Unit Office,the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database System, reference can be and Land State angabhaliswanga ukuba iNxalenye Zadungeni Administrative by the late Ms Nolulamo Florina Mdwebu at • Make him/her listen like a small Dog • Win court cases no matter what is that timeto of calculate the year whereby all zimkhulu Municipality. on our young people who stopped at MUNICIPAL (BTO OFFICES) having served in the previous term Women’s Month specification number SATS 1286: 2011 Itwill be used local content. ACTING M opened in public. madewill to be such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that the document does exist and the Oil verification of such• registration • Sendawana gets more money Woza-Woza business Mangeni A/A in Umzimkhulu, to are contact Social roads lead to different tourism destiStrategic session nothing to ensure they take Umzimas the deputy mayor as well as a Excontinuing and w Contact Lor • Make you rich fast by Wallet in your • Get Muthi for winning contracts, Indawo No. 27, kwisiThili Engcobo, Eastern Cape zingenise ingxelo Scoping yaye kamva uVavanyo lweMpemwill be done by the municipality and where the bidder is found not registered or has submitted incorrect registration details will be regarded CAUTION TO ALL OUR READERS: greater kokstad municipality Supply chain policy and preferential procurement late, telegraphic emailed or faxed bids will not be considered. UMZIMKHULU MUNICIPAL OFFICES ZS SIKHOSANA Bid Documents beand obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a member. nonlevel. Worker: Ms. Jaca at 079 494 0684 or 076 939 681 nations while others go to their MATATIELE respecFor this to fulfill its comkhulu to another Even though ecutive committee selves in working with 039 account tenders and campaigns of all belelowill yokusiNgqongileyo ukuze yenze le misebenzi ilandelayo: as non-responsive be disqualified from the bid. Examine all municipality services offered carefully, request quotes MAIN STREET MUNICIPAL MANAGER point scoring system of 80/20 shall apply (80 points being Price and 20 points • Mbunje gets you a job, be permanent categories/ government post GREETINGS to the p – 169 refundable tender fee of R300. 00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00 as from 26th August 2016. during office hours. To our knowledge are register on the municipality’s database. forms are 072 As the7141 acting head of adminisdies in Kokstad. I244 salut tive homes. Since lastLate, month Umzimmitment as set out in the IDP docuJumbo did not win the award as anticiLucky Oil and deposits before accepting. It is the consumer’s • BidsBidders must only be encouraged submitted onto documentation provided by the municipality. emailed, faxedwith and telegraphic bids will not be UMZIMKHULU double salary. • Bring back a person that died MainBBBEE Imisebenzi Mining: available from the website www.kokstad.org.za and Supply Chain Office. being Contribution Level Status). Bidders are encouraged to submit the reported family of the child is Mrs. considered responsibility to check the advertiser’s credentials. PO BOX 169 tration I welcome him to the office ential women in Kok khuluapho hadedamini, buzzing with consumment since the newamazingly councillors came pated at the 2016 Crown Gospel stad • Promotion at work Bidders shall take of the2014, following bid conditions /been Compulsory Submissions • GNR note 983: 8 Disemba Umsebenzi 12 (iv): Amadama, kubandakanywa izibonelelo Zamu Zamu water UMZIMKHULU EG Fever beSupplier held responsible or liable forAwards a certified BBBEE certificate. Failure to do so will result in forfeiting points. •of Delete all credit • Chansa Oil to put money in your Thokozile Mtolo of Mangeni A/A, Umzimkhulu. prospective service providers of goods and services procurement are required to apply on cannot Central Database and pledge our support to him. May lute them all for chan Technical Enquiries: Mr. G.T.ngamanzi, Gwagwa, Tel: 039 797and 6600 ers and those who are returning home to council, municipal policies should in Durban ICC over the weekkunye nendawo komhlaba ungaphezu kwe-100 m2infrastructure ngobukhulu. • All• All bids submitted should remain valid for a period of 90 days after the bid closing date. Welcoming the ne 3297 • Usipamisleading male enlargement all sizes account fast CAUTION claims or and damages. in order to do business with all organs of state in thefor Republic of South Africa at https://secured.csd.gov.za/ • GNR 983: 8 Disemba 2014, Umsebenzi 21: Nawuphi na the umsebenzi kuquka ukusebenza umsebenzi ofuna I also welcome Councillor Karen Siyaqhuba enkosi festive season. create an enabling environment for end, we applaud him for the commitSupply Chain Management Enquiries: Mrs. A. Mahlaka, Tel:r300.00 039 797 6600, Email: make strong • Finish all you jobs left by other A NON-REFUNDABLE Bid documents fee of per document is payable • Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate, or code from SARS If you need more information call this number: imvume imigodi ngokwemigaqo yeCandelo 27 loMthetho The Greater Kok With effect from 1 July 2016, Matatiele Local Municipality mustmidst use and suppliers registration onthe the CSD.a Therefore, you are required • Likwanya to release person herbalist and challenge anyof problems In the ofverify all this, through Harleadership and management mentSkill and discipline he has shown thusExamine We all arese p • MPRDA 28the ofmunicipality’s 2002, enxulumene nezibonelelo, izakhiwo kunye setyenza ezinxulumene the nation and let everyone prosper in andiswa.mahlaka@kokstad.org.za cash at evaluated the care centre. the bid document must be to bid please register on CSD,kubandakanywa failure to docustomer so lead to a disqualification. Cell No. 083 42 888 69 • The will be according to will the preferential procurement model in the Preferential Procurement the bidders’ attention is drawn and deposits pality council was ngqo bembe yobutyebi entlabathini / amatye / luhlalu. Gwala District UkhoziIn andthis municipality toLondon, implement the people and Greater Kokstad Municipality does not bindry itself to accept the Municipality, lowest or around Port Elizabeth, East Queenstown andobMthatha.far.

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7 TENDER NOTICE Notice No: 2016/2017-97 Bids are hereby invited from suitably experienced Service Providers for the project stated below:

ANDILE VELEM MUNICIPAL MANAGER

GKM VIEWPOINT GREETINGS to the people of Kokstad. Extension 7 roads The community of Extension 7 have been driving in very difficult road conditions for a long time. The municipality has been trying to resolve the issue. It is a good thing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. As I speak the project is at the last stages of the supply chain process and by the end of this month there should be an appointed contractor. I am pushing the SCM Unit to finalise every process correctly, and according to legislation, to ensure that by April the contractor is on site. As an acting accounting officer, I cannot wait to see a completion certificate handed to the contractor and a completed road handed to the community. We hope the process is completed within a reasonable time for the sake of the community. Council has made it clear that they are not waiting for any excuse from me. I have adopted the same principle for the managers accountable to me with regards to this project. I am happy for the people of Extension 7 and I will be happier after we have introduced the contractor to the community.

Electrification of Wansberg The mayor of Greater Kokstad Municipality Cllr B.M. Mtolo introduced the contractor that will do the electrification of Wansberg on 12 February. They have promised the municipality they will complete the project in three months time from this week. This community has also been facing an electricity challenge for a long time and I am happy that government has delivered to the people of Wansberg. The contractor has committed to employ 10 local people during construction, a security guard and one community liaison officer. I will urge those who are employed to make sure they learn a skill during this time because life goes on after the project. We always urge our service providers to make sure that the skill is transferred to local people. I thank God that no major incidents were reported to my office after the severe storm in Kokstad on Monday. Sisonke siyaqhubeka nokuphuhlisa iKokstad. Siyaqhuba enkosi.

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SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MONITORING OF A VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM

ADVERTISING DATE 17 FEBRUARY 2017

CLOSING DATE 17 MARCH 2017@ 12h00

Bid Documents will be obtainable at the New Budget and Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, Mountain View for a non – refundable tender fee of R300.00 payable between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00 as from 21st February 2017 – 14th March 2017 and no tender document will be sold after the 14th March 2017 . Bidders shall take note of the following bid conditions / Compulsory Submissions •

All bids submitted should remain valid for a period of 90 days after the bid closing date.

Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate, or code from SARS

The bid will be evaluated according to the preferential procurement model in the Preferential Procurement the bidders’ attention is drawn to Form MBD 6.1 whereby bidders other than EMEs must submit their original and valid B-BBEE status level verification certificate or a certified copy thereof, substantiating their B-BBEE rating issued by a Registered Auditor approved by IRBA or a Verification Agency accredited by SANAS. Failure to do so will result in zero points score for BBBEE status level.

Certified copies of original company registration and certified ID documents of members, failure to do so will result in disqualification.

Joint Venture agreement (where applicable)

Failure to complete all supplementary information returnable schedules like MBD 4, MBD8 and MBD 9 will result in the tender being eliminated, Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will lead to a disqualification. •

Bids must only be submitted on documentation provided by the municipality. Late, emailed, faxed and telegraphic bids will not be considered and photocopies of the document will not be accepted.

All prospective service providers of goods and services and infrastructure procurement are required to apply on Central Supplier Database in order to do business with all organs of state in the Republic of South Africa at https://secured.csd.gov.za/. Matatiele Local Municipality is using CSD to verify supplier’s registration, therefore, you are required to please register on the CSD.

Bidders are required to submit rates clearances certificates from municipality

Let us be tolerant

The Bids will be evaluated on the basis of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (Act No.5, 2000), and the regulations pertaining thereto (2011), as well as the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Supply Chain Management policy. 80/20 preference point system will be used. The bids will be evaluated in two stages, namely:

I AM currently employed by the state and I consider myself a very dedicated employee. I take pride in serving the people of the country, but nothing gets under my skin more than when someone, a member of the public, chooses to invoke his religion or religious beliefs at my place of employment. Firstly, I have taken my time to serve you and you think I am not clean enough to serve you just because I am male. I take offence to such. In my book, the invocation of your religious beliefs under the above-mentioned circumstances smacks of tyranny, ungratefulness and conceit. In my book, it is a violation of my goodheartedness. I feel discriminated against whenever this scenario presents itself. Secondly, in my culture, a male my age is

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not allowed to touch a woman who is old enough to be his mother. Can you imagine what would happen if I were to start invoking my cultural beliefs at my place of employment? I would lose my job. Imagine what would happen if every elderly woman was to refuse my help citing her cultural beliefs? The system would crash and service delivery would come to a standstill. How is it that some of us can compromise on our beliefs, be they religious or cultural, yet some members of the community refuse to return the favour? I have stated the context under which my concern emanates, therefore I do not expect to be misunderstood. Public Servant

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Experience in vehicle tracking systems. (Attached appointment letter and reference letter.) • 10 and above • 8 to 9 years’ experience • 6 to 7 years’ experience • 4 to 5 years’ experience • Less than 4 years

Technician with 10 years’ experience ( Attached organogram structure and C.V ) • • •

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SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK 2015-2016 REVIEW & ALIGNMENT WITH THE 2016-2017 IDP the greater kokstad municipality, with the assistance of the Department of cooperative governance and traditional affairs (kzn cogta), has commenced with the Review of its Spatial Development Framework (SDF), 2015/16. the study area represents the greater kokstad municipal area, including the towns of Kokstad, Kingscote, Bhongweni, Swartberg, New Amalfi, franklin, Bonny ridge and the rural areas. the main objective of the SDf review process is to, compile spatial guidelines which would assist both the officials of the Greater Kokstad Municipality, potential developers and communities of the area, with decisions regarding the desired spatial development within the municipal area. preparation of the SDf is based on the requirements and guidelines of the Spatial planning & land use management act no. 16 of 2013. as part of an ongoing interaction process, a project Steering committee has been established. interested and affected parties (i & ap’s) are hereby invited to register onto a database which will be used to inform registered members, of the project progress during the various phases. to register as an interested and affected party (i & ap), please forward contact details (name, contact no. and email address) to tshani consulting cc, email: info@tshani.co.za . closing date for registration: 21 days after placement of this notice. a velem municipal manager (acting)

75 Hope Street kokstad 4700

CUSTOMER CARE 039 797 6600 | FIRE 039 727 5733 | PROTECTION SERVICES 039 797 6657

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province of kwazulu-natal

Points

8 to 9 years’ experience 6 to 7 years’ experience 4 to 5 years’ experience

50 40 30 20 10

20

Appointment Letter and reference letter

Organogram structure, C.V

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Bidders scored less than 60 will not be invited for presentation. The presentation will be scored as follows: Live presentation will include the following : • Road Speed • Vehicle Utilisation (Distance and time) • Engine Over-revving • Green band driving • Excessive Idling • Rough Driving • Hard Braking • Free Wheeling

Live presentation

30

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100

Only bidders scored 80 points out of 100 in respect of “functionality” will be evaluated further and therefore eligible for the award, and bidders scored less than 100 points will be considered non responsive. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked “SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MONITORING OF A VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM ”Notice No: 2016/2017-97” must be deposited in the Bid Box located at the New Budget and Treasury Offices, Mountain View, Matatiele 4730. Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted. Technical enquiries should be directed to Mr C. Bihl (Accountant: Fleet & Assets) at 039 737 8100 and SCM enquiries to Ms. O Mgwebi: SCM at 039 737 8100 during office hours.

DR D.C.T NAKIN MUNICIPAL MANAGER


17 February 2017

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SPORT King Edward High news

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Sisonke and South Coast tennis players (from left) Tristan Phizacklea, Eathan Phizacklea and Neo Khoatane.

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HE management, staff and pupils of King Edward High School would like to commend the Matatiele Municipality as there has been a marked improvement in the upkeep of the municipal pool and major infrastructural improvements. We now have a public facility to make us proud. Furthermore, we are grateful to the municipality for their generosity in the matric awards ceremony - it certainly motivates our pupils and staff to perform even better. KEHS pupils selected for district teams Congratulations to the following girls who made the Sisonke U14 girls’ hockey team - Rebecca de Burgh, Amandla Kulu, Sibusisiwe Madikizela and Paballo Thabana.

Tristan Phizacklea and Eathan Phizacklea were selected for the U13 Sisonke tennis team. Tristan and Neo Khoatane were selected for the South Coast tennis team while Eathan Phizacklea is the nontravelling reserve. Well done, boys. KEHS at State of the Province Address On February 9, Michael Jacobs and Lelethu Nontwana competed in the local round of the State of the Province Address public speaking competition. Michael, competing in the English First Additional Language section, spoke confidently and fluently, but was unable to take a top three position. Lelethu’s speech was well researched and she easily outclassed her competitors, taking first place in

her category. She will advance to the Eastern Cape provincial finals in Bisho in March. KEHS tennis at Kokstad College On February 9, the King Edward High School tennis team competed against Kokstad College at the Kokstad Tennis Club. KEHS started well, winning three of their four matches in the first two rounds. They didn’t stop there and won all their matches in the last two rounds, resulting in a 74-37 win for King Edward. KEHS first cricket victory King Edward’s first cricket team played at King Edward Park against Suid-Natal High on February 11. After losing the toss, KEHS went in to bat, scoring 201 runs for the loss of six

wickets in the allotted 40 overs. Kaden Duminy, Yusuf Surti and Arnoldo Terblanche were the batsman to note, scoring 42, 38 and 35 runs respectively. Suid-Natal scored 75 runs all out. KEHS therefore won the match by a resounding 126 runs. The KEHS bowlers were outstanding, with Jonty van der Merwe taking three wickets and Kaden Duminy and Arnoldo Terblanche taking two wickets each. KEHS swimmers shine at Sisonke and St Patricks The King Edward High swimming team took part in the high schools swimming gala at St Patricks on February 10 where they did very well. Carla de Wet was the U15 girls runner-up with Ethan Duminy the run-

ner-up for the U15 boys. Emmanuel van Jaarsveld was the best U16 boy while Stephan Terblanche was runner-up. The King Edward boys won the boys section and the King Edward swimming team took an overall second place at the gala. Congratulations and thank you to St Patricks for hosting a well organised gala. The King Edward Primary swimming team took part in the SP Sisonke swimming gala at Kokstad Junior School on February 11. Caleb Sweetnam (U9) and Zandri Jacobs (U12) were winners in their respective age groups. Thank you to Kokstad Junior for hosting such a great event.

HARRY GWALA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

Water sport in Umtamvuna coming up CANDYCE KRISHNA >>candyce.krishna@media24.com

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F you would like to witness some of the country’s and the world’s best water skat­ ers perform, get down to Umtamvuna Riv­ er Lodge on February 25. That is where and when wakeskaters will compete for the title of the 2017 Backyard Sessions Champion. “This year sees current WWA World Champion and Wakeskate Tour Champion Andrew Pastura from the U.S. bringing his ex­ pertise to the South Coast along with three­ time IWWF Ladies World Champion, Zuzana Vrablova,” said organiser Matti Buys. They will not only compete, but will also guide the local ladies in getting in the water and ultimately on a wakeskate. International wakeskaters such as An­ drew Roehm and Cole Kraiss and Port Ed­ ward’s Matti Buys and Kaylib Louw, will fea­ ture at the event. “This year has an even better twist on it with the introduction of the junior divisions.” Last year the Umtamvuna River Lodge noticed a huge growth in the participation of youngsters in the sports of wakeboarding and wakeskating as well as an impressive de­ velopment in the level of riding from these children. “One example has been Creston High’s

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING I, Mrs Adelaide Nomnandi Dlamini, the Municipal Manager of Harry Gwala District Municipality, hereby give Notice in terms of Section 19(a) of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000), that the Special Council Meeting of Harry Gwala District Municipality, will be held on 22 February 2017, at 10h00 at the Harry Gwala District Municipality’s Council Chamber, IXOPO. Members of the public, media and interested parties are, in terms of Section 20 of the aforementioned Act, invited to attend this meeting as observers. Enquires should be directed to: Miss Neziswa Lungwengwe, at Harry Gwala District Municipality, on tel. (039) 834 8700/54 during office hours. MRS A.N. DLAMINI: MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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The 2017 Backyard Sessions Champion takes place on 25 February. Kiera Booker, who in the past seven months of wakeskating, has shown immense growth.” After competing in his first competition in Johannesburg earlier this month he will re­ turn home to ride in front of friends and fami­ ly in the junior division. “Hopefully this is a start of more to come

from the talented South Coast riders.” Other entertainment on the day will be children’s slides and a skate ramp. Food and drinks are available at the lodge. The event starts at 9am and will run throughout the day until the start of pro fi­ nals at 5pm. Entry is R30 for adults and R20 for children at the gate.

Mina, Nkosikazi Adelaide Nomnandi Dlamini, uMenenja kaMasipala wesifunda iHarry Gwala, ngazisa ngokwe Sigaba 19(a) se Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000), ukuthi kuzoba nomhlangano ophuthumayo kaMasipala wesifunda iHarry Gwala, ozohlala ngomhlaka 22 kuNhlolanja 2017, ngeHora leshumi, eXOBHO. Ngokwesigaba 20 somthetho waMasipala ongenhla, umphakathi, abezindaba kanye nabanye abathandayo bayamenywa ukuthi bazothamela lomhlangano. Imibuzo mayiqondiswe ku: Nkosazana Neziswa Lungwengwe, ehhovisini lomkhandlu, iHarry Gwala ngezikhathi zomsebenzi (039) 834 8700/54. UNKK A.N. DLAMINI: UMPHATHI KA MASIPALA www.ayandambanga.co.za 35884KZN


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