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13 January 2021
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KwaDukuza Private Hospital staff trying to stay positive in a time of adversity. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Healthcare workers under strain JYOTHI LALDAS
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ITH the iLembe District being named a Covid-19 hotspot in KZN, local healthcare facilities are taking great strain. Like most of the country, a sharp increase in Covid-19 cases has placed major strain on hospitals in the area. Speaking to the Weekly, Dr Douglas Ross, the hospital manager for KwaDukuza Private Hospital said the second wave has placed them under immense pressure. “The major challenge we have all faced is too many Covid-19 or suspect-
ed Covid-19 patients (what we call PUIs) requiring admission into too few Covid19 beds. “All of us have responded by increasing our inpatient Covid bed [count] - both general Covid beds and high care or ICU beds - where spatially and operationally possible.” He said: “Obviously the bigger a hospital is the more ability a hospital has to flex in such situations. KPH has reconfigured its operations to significantly reduce the size of its non-Covid inpatient zones and increase the number of inpatient beds allocated to Covid and PUI patients.” Speaking about the impact the sec-
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ond wave has had on the hospital staff, he said: “Our staff are managing well under very challenging circumstances. Covid-19 has completely changed our inpatient profile with far larger numbers of patients than were the norm preCovid requiring oxygen and needing higher levels of care. “Staff too have to deal with family members, who have Covid, and some of them have developed Covid themselves. Inevitably under such circumstances staff cannot come to work if they are looking after ill relatives at home or themselves ill.” Regarding the availability of bed,
Ross said the availability of Covid beds is a challenge throughout the local private hospitals and KPH is no exception. “Our bed status varies hour-to-hour and day-to-day, but our Covid inpatient bed availability is very constrained. “The hospital is full from time-totime, but Covid beds also become available too on a daily basis in the normal course of events. It seems likely that the Covid beds at KPH will be nearly fully occupied, if not entirely full, for the next few weeks.” When asked what happens if there is no room for a patient and if patients are being turned away, Ross said: “If there
are no beds in our emergency department and our Covid inpatient beds are full then we do not have anywhere to house patients, and a divert is called.” He said the hospital currently has a significant number of Covid patients. “All the members of the healthcare team, but especially our doctors and nurses, are to be commended for going the extra mile for their patients under very difficult circumstances,” he concluded. The General Justice Gizenga Mpanza Regional Hospital (Stanger Hospital) had not responded to questions at the time of going to press.
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In Loving Memory of our late Dad Govindasamy Govender (Gavin) DOB: 19 Dec 1958 DOD: 9th Jan 2021
As the lethal Corona virus claims more victims in its second wave, we find that the numbers have turned into names of our own. In one of the latest claims, we said goodbye to Mr. Govindasamy Govender (Gavin). Born and raised in Glendale on the North Coast of KZN, Gavin was well known to many for his charismatic and inspirational personality. He started his career in Salt Rock hotel as an accountant, where he met his wife Krishnie. In 1984 he joined Old Mutual as a Financial Advisor, where his achievements were endless. Once such highlight was the International, Quality Award that he won 3 times. This was the highest level of recognition granted to an Old Mutual Advisor since 1987. As the District Manager in the early 2000’s, he achieved the number 1 spot for 3 years in succession by topping the Mutual and Federal sales for the Region. Gavin continued his career with Old Mutual for 25 years, before embarking on his own Financial practice. He further fulfilled his passion for farming and contributed to the sugar cane industry as well as fresh produce. On the 9th of January, Gavin succumbed to COVID related illnesses after a brave lengthy battle. He was laid to rest in a touching funeral ceremony on Sunday the 10th of January. He will be sadly missed by his wife Krishnie, daughter Nancy and Son in-law Desigan. He also leaves behind his caring mum, brothers Allan, Ram and Vincent, sisters Samba and Mala. Loving friend Pam, as well as other friends and family close to his heart. The Govender family would like to sincerely thank everyone for the love and support during this time. For Gavin always said; “To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure”
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January 13, 2021 A patient wearing an oxygen mask is treated in a makeshift emergency unit at Steve Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria this week. A sharply rising number of Covid-19 patients across South Africa has prompted President Cyril Ramaphosa to extend the Level 3 lockdown regulations.
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HE alcohol sales ban will be extended along with other restrictions as part of adjusted lockdown Level 3, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in an address to the nation on Monday night. Ramaphosa had reintroduced the ban on retail sales of alcohol and on-site alcohol consumption two weeks ago when the country moved from lockdown Level 1 to adjusted lockdown Level 3. These restrictions targeted social interactions — apart from banning alcohol sales they also lengthened the curfew which forced restaurants to close earlier. Subsequently, the country’s biggest beer brewer, AB InBev-owned SA Breweries (SAB) lodged an urgent application at the Western Cape High Court challenging the constitutionality of the ban. Industry players have also warned the ban would just fuel illicit liquor trade, which would come at the expense of taxes. In his address, Ramaphosa lamented the rising Covid-19 cases, which are now beyond the 1,2 million mark. Ramaphosa explained the ban on alcohol sales would continue because there has been a reduction in trauma cases at hospitals, particularly over the New Year period. Ramaphosa referred to a picture from Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital’s trauma ward which has been circulated on social media, showing an empty ward, a first since it was established. “This proves that alcohol does result
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in behaviour that causes trauma. It is vital that we continue to protect health services at a crucial time.” LAND PORT CLOSURES Apart from extending adjusted lockdown Level 3, Cabinet has also decided to close 20 land ports of entry until February 15. Among these include the six busiest border posts — Beitbridge, Lebombo, Maseru bridge, Oshoek, Ficksburg and Kopfontein. This is to reduce congestion and the high risk of transmission that comes with the movement of people. However, people will be allowed to move under limited circumstances — such as supporting the transfer of fuel, cargo and goods and emergency medical attention. The decision to shut South Africa’s 20 land border posts follows weeks of congestion. Bottlenecks at the Beitbridge border with Zimbabwe and Lebombo post with Mozambique have been described as “super-spreader” events. Thousands of travellers have descended on South Africa’s borders over the festive period, either returning to work or escaping harsher lockdown restrictions, especially in Zimbabwe.
want the vaccines to arrive yesterday. As we work to secure the supply of sufficient doses in the midst of huge global demand, we are doing and will continue to do everything that’s possible to ensure that the process is both transparent, and it’s handled most effectively and efficiently, and that information is made available to South Africans,” he said. Ramaphosa stressed the importance of vaccines — and said his government had always recognised that importance. “We’ve always said that an effective vaccine will in the end be a game-changer against our fight to Covid-19,” he said. “Vaccines offer to the peoples of the world a means to control the coronavirus pandemic.” But when, exactly, South Africa would have that power, he could not say. A task team for the African Union was doing “tremendous work”, he said, while South Africa’s direct engagement with vaccine suppliers — “for the past six months” — was seeing “daily and constant negotiations”. More details would be announced when deals were concluded, he said, referring only to 20 million doses of vaccine, with the bulk hoped for during early 2021.
VACCINE ROLLOUT On the much-anticipated vaccine rollout in the country, Ramaphosa, without giving a timeframe said, “South Africa’s vaccine strategy is well underway.” “Understandably we all want to know when the vaccines will be arriving. Everybody asks that question, and they
PUBLIC GATHERINGS Under adjusted lockdown Level 3 social interactions remain targeted and most indoor and outdoor gatherings, religious gatherings, political events and traditional council meetings and gatherings on sports grounds will not be permitted. — News24, Business Insider.
by uMhlathuze Municipality in the Richards Bay area has been lifted after locals questioned the validity of the ban, supposedly under level three lockdown regulations. The bay along with other popular fishing spots in the area draw anglers from all over the north coast including KwaDukuza on a regular basis. Anglers and charters were prohibited from fishing after President Cyril Ramaphosa instituted the level three lockdown on December 29. The regulations rendered all beaches, dams, lakes and rivers inclusive of all recreational facilities at these places closed to the public in all the areas declared as hotspots. City spokesperson Mdu Ncalane said in a statement that the city has been acting on the instruction to close all its beaches since it is under the King Cetshwayo District Municipality and is one of the Covid-19 hotspots in KZN. “However, due to a number of community members in the fishing sector holding fishing permits, including those who are using boats for fishing and other recreational activities, making numerous enquiries on being disallowed access to the city’s main beach, fishing will be permitted,” he said. The city is now seeking clarity on the national regulations issued by the Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs on the closure of beaches. Ncalane said while they
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The dumping at Palmhaven Rise.
Illegal dumping still a problem JYOTHI LALDAS
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ESPITE appeals in the local media by residents and the KwaDukuza Municipality, illegal dumpers have not stopped dumping their trash all over the town. Previously residents blamed the municipality for the dumping due to the method they used to distribute bin bags, however, KDM has since changed their method making the process more accessible. Despite this change illegal dumping continues to be a problem and law-abiding residents are fed up. Local community activist Rishi Pooran said he has been sending complaints to KDM, however, he believes they do not have staff who have the capacity to resolve the problem.
Xolani Sfiso Mpungose said dumpers who are known to the community and own a shop in Palmhaven Rise in Glenhills have been dumping their garbage in a no dumping zone and the garbage is overflowing onto his driveway. He appealed to the relevant authorities to visit the area and deal with the dumpers. Dumpers have also been seen in a number of areas in Highridge, Stanger Manor, Doesburg and continue to dump on verges, empty grounds and along the side of roads. KwaDukuza spokesperson, Sipho Mkhize said communities have a critical role to play in putting an end to illegal dumping. “Communities can assist by identifying those responsible for illegal dumping in their neighbourhoods and when peo-
ISUPPORT Creative Business, in collaboration with the Luthuli Museum and supported by Concerts SA present Nipho Hurd in a virtual concert that is available to watch from Tuesday, January 19. Tickets are R30 and available on https://nationalartsfestival.co.za/ show/nipho-hurd-in-concertfeat-poetry-by-philani-kunene/ where the concert will also be available to view. Born Nklakanipho Lungelo Khanyile in Emsinga, to a traditional Sangoma household, Nipho Hurd, the Fresh Princess of Dubane, known for bringing soul to new heights is a funk, soul, jazz, afro-soul, house and blues singer and songwriter. Hurd participates in the kind of RnB that’s laced with funk and future soul. She’s influenced by her traditional roots and her secular upbringing, giving her a one-of-akind sound. Every contradiction Nipho has lived throughout her life is apparent in every piece she performs. She is truly South African in the sense that she could never be just one thing - she is a culmination of culture and experience, not to be painted with a single brush. Her music embodies that spirit: humble and arrogant, vivacious
but weary, hurt and healing, dying but most definitely still alive. The visions depicted and stories told are that of her own life within the context of a contradictory country. She tackles internal war intensity, but she won’t shy away from seemingly mundane stories about love or tea. Her individuality is oddly relatable and indeed inspiring. “I am doing a set with songs from my recently released EP titled The Gehl. The EP features seven songs. A lot of these songs I wrote so that people understand who I am,” says Hurd. Hurd’s band is featuring Josh Swanson on guitar and Sbu Zondi on drums. The concert will also include a performance by the poet Philani Kunene from Uhuru Poetry In Motion Club at the Luthuli Museum with his poem Umhlaba – The Land. This concert is initiated as part of a partnership between the Luthuli Museum and Concerts SA, produced by iSupport Creative Business. For more information, please visit the website http://concertssa.co.za, follow @ConcertsSA on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ConcertsSA or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ConcertsSA. – Supplied.
ple are caught in the act locals need to reprimand and report the culprits. “One of the easiest things to do is to take a picture of the perpetrators as well as the registration of the vehicle used to commit illegal dumping, thirdly private landowners have a responsibility to forbid any illegal dumping that occurs on their respective properties.” He said the tactic of naming and shaming the perpetrators in local media will also be employed. “There has been evidence that some of the formal businesses are involved in illegal dumping. In the instances where illegal dumping is reported to the municipality, we will act on it, we will track down the person responsible and instruct the person to remove the dirt and to make the area clean and further issue fines.” PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Krsna and Riya Sing of Hypersingh’s Pooja Shop with those who received hampers.
Grocery hampers donated to those in need GROCERY hampers were distributed to the poor and needy by the Sing family recently. Fifteen hampers were sponsored by Hypersingh’s Pooja, according to owner, Madhun Sing.
“Making a difference in the lives of our community is an important aspect of life if we are to be happy and be content with what we have.” This marks the third year for the hamper distribution, Sing said.
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HE second wave of Covid-19 and subsequent move to lockdown adjusted level three has hit local businesses hard in KwaDukuza. Already struggling local enterprises have said that apart from the severe economic impact, staff morale is down and fear looms in their stores and offices. Hardest hit local industries include small supermarkets and shops, construction, health and beauty, events and catering, tourism and liquor outlets. Speaking to the Weekly, owner of Raymen’s Supermarket in Stanger Manor, Dino Moodley said the business has seen a steep decline in turnover. “Business has definitely been affected badly. We usually see around 100 to 200 customers a day and that is not the case right now especially with the onset of the second wave.” He said, another concerning factor is the fear among staff and low morale. “This second wave is worse because of the number of infection and people dying locally. My staff members are fearful and as a result the experience given to the customer is compromised because staff are scared to handle their cash and have to constantly sanitise. All of these factors inevitably boiled down to a huge dip in the bottom line.” For the tourism industry, the beach ban has taken the greatest toll on accommodation venues. Tourists predominantly visit the north coast
for its beaches and since iLembe falls into the hotspot category, all the beaches have been closed. Accommodation owners whose units had been fully booked for December and into January all faced mass cancellations after the president’s lockdown announcement on December 28. Most holidaymakers chose to return home early due to the beach ban and other cancelled their January bookings. According to Enterprise iLembe’s Cheryl Peters initially cancellations were at around 10% when the beaches were closed on the public holidays only. However, after the total closure it increased rapidly. Peters added that on average occupancy between September and November 2020 was greater than in 2019. It went from around 53% to 70%, she said. Melissa Govender, who owns a beauty parlour offering nails, facials, massages, etc, said her business was improving until the second wave. “My clients mostly had returned under the strictest Covid-19 safety protocols and I stopped offering certain services that required a client to be mask free. “However, since the surfacing of this second wave business is down in the dumps again like it was in March. My only saving grace is that I work from home so my costs are relatively low, but I am sitting with stock of certain things that can go bad. Add to that the loss of income and I am just making ends meet.”
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Mandeni Municipality representatives with a resident of the KwaMbatha home.
“I pay for my rates” campaign MAYOR of Mandeni Local Municipality Thabani Mdlalose made a surprise visit to KwaMbatha home in Bhidla, Ward 15 to thank them for helping to keep Mandeni revenue afloat, enabling the municipality to render much needed services, by paying their rates. As a token of appreciation, the family was giv-
en masks and an umbrella branded with the municipal logo and the slogan, “I am a responsible citizen, I pay for my rates”. The mayor urged community members to take advantage of the 60/40 Debt Amnesty Campaign. Visit the municipal offices for more information or call 032 456 8200. – Supplied.
somebody in the family had tested positive. “We need to do more in our spaces to prevent the spread of the coronavirus otherwise the impact of the virus will hurt our efforts of flattening the curve.” Mweli said all the markers, who had withdrawn, will be replaced. KZN education department spokesperson, Muzi Mahlambi, said they would continue to work with teachers and unions to ensure there was strict adherence to Covid-19 safety protocols at marking centres in the province. “We do mass screening regularly and where we pick up symptoms we refer people to health practitioners,” he added. “Indications are that some markers go to the centres knowing that they are positive. We urge them not to do so as it is dangerous to the health of their colleagues and themselves.” Unions, meanwhile, are concerned about the impact a delay in marking could have on students wanting to go to university. A spokesperson for the South African Parastatal and Tertiary Institutions Union (Saptu) said: “If the marking centres turn out to be hotspots for the exposure it will have an effect on processing matric results. “This will have a roll-on effect on the admissions of first-year students at tertiary institutions and the financial viability of universities and colleges.”
UNIONS are calling for government to do more to protect teachers marking matric exam papers amid concerns that marking could be delayed. This follows the news that a teacher died in Estcourt, after contracting Covid-19, and several others tested positive at the weekend. Stefan Viljoen, the labour relations officer for the Public Servants Association (PSA), said they were concerned about the impact of teachers testing positive for Covid-19 could have on the marking process. “If every marker, who tests positive, and every person who has been in contact with them tests positive or has to isolate, it will impact on the process and on the release of the matric results,” he added. The PSA told The Witness they were aware of at least eight markers, who had tested positive for Covid-19 in KZN. This is four more than the numbers confirmed by the Department of Basic Education on Monday. They said that, of the 8 730 people involved in marking matric papers, 101 had withdrawn and four had tested positive in the province. Mathanzima Mweli, the director-general for the department, expressed his concern about the news of the Covid-19 outbreak at the Estcourt marking centre. Shop 8, Narainsingh Building, “It seems one of our 181 Mahatma Gandhi Street. colleagues went to the centre already feeling Contact: 068 531 7612 sick and unfortunately 082 566 3901 083 456 5372 passed away in hospital Email: seathecatch10@gmail.com as result of Covid-related Special starts on wednesday 13 January 2021, while stocks last. complications. We are told that another colFrozen medium Fish heads league, also a marker, has 700g Vannamei slingers /reds now tested positive,” he said. Prawns Mweli said the department had placed health and safety as its number one priority in kg kg this year’s marking process. “There has been anxFrozen small 800g Half Shell iety and fear among slingers/reds Mussels markers and their families, to the extent that some of the marking personnel opted to withdraw from the process,” he said. “While some kg withdrew due to the fear, others withdrew because We deliver on Thursdays. they themselves tested TRADINGTIMES: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm • Saturday 9am to 2pm • CLOSED ON SUNDAYS positive for Covid-19 or
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Please help find K THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS. In terms of Chapter 11 of the Municipal Finance Management Act No 56 of 2003, tenders are hereby invited for the below grass cutting tenders and litter picking within KwaDukuza Municipality for a period of three years:TENDER NUMBER
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TENDER NO. MN 119/2020
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THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 8 (WARD 12)
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THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 9 (WARD 13 & 26)
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THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 15.2 (WARD 19)
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TENDER NO. MN 123/2020
THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 2 (WARD 2)
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TENDER NO. MN 124/2020
THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 12.1 (WARD 16)
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TENDER NO. MN 125/2020
THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 12.3 (WARD 16)
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THE CUTTING OF GRASS AND LITTER PICKING WITHIN THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY: ZONE 4.1 (WARD 5)
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The physical address for collection of tender documents is: The Office of the Executive Director: Community Services and Public Amenities, Lavoipierre Building, 2 Industria Crescent, KwaDukuza upon presentation of a receipt proving prior payment of a non-refundable fee of R227 (inclusive of VAT), for each document having been made at the Municipal Finance Directorate, General Justice Mpanza Building, 104 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza. (Cash or bank guaranteed cheques only). Tender documents will be available from 09H00 ON 14 JANUARY 2021 until 15HOO on 27TH JANUARY 2021. Documents to be collected from Community Services and Public Amenities, from the Administration Officer, Nomthandazo Ngcobo (032 437 5583). Technical queries contact Njabulo Ngwane – 032 437 5176. Due to COVID-19 protocols, there will be NO compulsory clarification meeting. However, all participants that have procured a tender document and require clarification must forward their request to: Njabulo Ngwane email:Njabulon@kwadukuza.gov.za, SCM queries Mr. Luyanda Tshonapi, Tel No: 0324375114, email: Luyandat@kwadukuza.gov.za. All enquiries must have the MN no on the subject line and must be emailed no later than 16h00 on the 8 February 2021. All enquiries with the responses will be published on the KWADUKUZA WEBSITE ON 16TH FEBURUARY 2021. Tenders shall be placed in two independently sealed envelopes, clearly marked envelopes. One marked “Stage 1: Technical Proposal: with the relevant tender number, and the other marked “Stage 2: Financial Proposal – with the relevant tender number,” as outlined in the tender specifications and shall be placed in the tender box at the KwaDukuza Municipal SCM/ Stores Offices, 2 Industria Crescent, Lavoipierre Building, KwaDukuza, not later than 12h00 on the 25th February 2021 when the tenders will be opened in public. Tenders are to be submitted on the tender documentation provided by the Municipality. Late, electronic or faxed tenders will not be accepted. Tenders will be evaluated and adjudicated according to the following criteria:• 80/20 preference points system will apply in terms of the Preferential Procurement Regulation. 2017 (B-BBEE Status Level of Contribution - an original or certified copy of the certificate is required). • Contractor shall be registered on the National Treasury’s Central Supplier Database. • Council’s Supply Chain Management Policy. • Prices tendered must be firm and inclusive of VAT. • Contractor shall provide the Municipality with a compliance clearance PIN to verify your tax compliance status and the CSD master registration number. • A copy of the most recent municipal account in which the business is registered. District municipality (water) and Local municipality (rates, electricity and other) or if the bidder is a tenant then a letter or certificate from the landlord indicating that the levies are not in arrears. • Fully complete and submit MBD forms which form part of the tender document. • NB: Bidders who are listed in the National Treasury register of defaulters and restricted suppliers will be automatically disqualified. • Certified ID copies of ALL the shareholders, members OR trustees of the business. (NB: the date of certification must be less than 3 months from the date of the bid closure). • Must have Public liability insurance. • Must have a Letter of Good Standing from Workmen’s Compensation Fund • Must have a waste management plan • The tender offer validity period of 365 days • Compliance with all conditions and requirements as specified in the tender document • Only bidders residing in the KwaDukuza Municipal area of jurisdiction shall be considered. Proof of address to be submitted with the bid in the form of a special letter from the Ward Councillor indicating the address where the company is registered and the director’s physical address. • Only bidders who score the minimum of 70 points in stage one will advance to the next stage of evaluation. The tenderer may tender for any one or all of these zones but the KwaDukuza municipality reserves the right to not award any one or more of these zones to a specific contractor. The maximum of only one zone will be awarded to any one contractor irrespective of the number of tenders that the contractor qualifies for. Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any tender and reserves the right to accept any part or the whole of any tender and Preference will be given to an EME (exempted micro enterprise) or QSE (qualifying small business enterprise) which is at least 51% owned by black people residing within the jurisdiction of KwaDukuza. The Municipality also reserves the right to call on preferred bidders to form a joint venture with a BEE company. Canvassing in any form in the gift is strictly prohibited and will lead to the disqualification of the tender. No bids will be considered from persons in the services of any organ of the state __________________ N J Mdakane MUNICIPAL MANAGER
WADUKUZA Child Welfare is searching for the natural parents listed below. Should anyone have information on any of the listed individuals, please contact the social worker on 032 551 2129. - The natural father of Snethemba Nokwanda Zonke born 15 MArch 2007. The natural mother of the child was Bawinile Nomunu Zonke. - Mbangweni Michael Thwala, the natural father of Khayelihle Thwala born 19 December 2004. The natural mother of the child was Thulisile Victoria Nkosi.
- Busisiwe Mthethwa, the natural mother of Nompumelelo Buhle Mthethwa born 25 February 2011. - The natural father of Sifiso Nxasane born 6 August 2004. The natural mother of the child was Nomiselo Nxasane. - The natural father of Jadine Luke born 14 March 2004. The natural mother of the child was Annie Jerdeline Masra. Anyone with any information regarding the above can Social Worker Ms S Naicker.
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Rajbansi urged the community and all South African citizens to adhere to all Covid-19 protocols and regulations now that the second wave is upon us. “This virus is deadly and is spreading faster than ever before. We need to take extra precautions to ensure the safety of our loved ones, especially the elderly. We must treat everyone that we come into contact with as if they are Covid-19 positive and hence we must ensure social distancing, wearing a mask, hand washing and sanitising. Our health is paramount to see us through the new year.” – Supplied.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL WITH SERIOUS FINANCIAL PROBLEMS I am a xhosa woman from Kokstad and my contact number is 0781699516 . I would like to thank BABA SHOZI for changing my life by depositing R3 million in my Capitec account by using his powerful SHORT BOYS within 3hrs only. To everyone who has financial problems dont waste your time call him now for your life to be changed also on 0710777534. BABA SHOZI HAS HELPED MANY PEOPLE FROM SOUTH COAST, EASTERN CAPE AND KZN TO GET MONEY IN THEIR HOUSES THROUGH SHORT BOYS WITHIN 2 HOURS ONLY. Long live BABA SHOZI for changing my life and my family for putting R2 million in the house i was renting using your powerful short boys. Now am financially stable with my family we managed to open our own business and I bought a house in Margate where am leaving now with my family and my contact number is 0712127280 . Don’t suffer to work to people for them to achieve their dreams you too you can own your businesses call BABA SHOZI to help you on 0710777534. GET RICH EASILY BY RECEIVING ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WANT IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT THROUGH THE SHORT BOYS OF BABA SHOZI. My cell number is 0718502870 and am from Port Shepstone, I wrote the testimony to witness the miracles of BABA SHOZI which is unbelievable and amazing bcs I received R1.5 million in my NEDBANK account within 2hrs through his short boys and the good news is that there’s no terms and conditions of using the money and also I have never received any calls or questions from the bank regarding the transaction of R1.5 million that the short boys deposit in my bank account. Now am leaving my dream life I bought a car, house and 3 taxis for business. To my fellow south Africans who are facing difficulties in your life don’t hesitate call this blessed man BABA SHOZI to make this year unforgettable in your life on 0710777534. BABA SHOZI CAN HELP YOU TO LIVE SUCCESSFUL LIFE BY USING THE LUCKY WALLET TO GET MONEY EVERY DAY OR EVERY WEEK. I am a coloured business lady from Port Edward and my cell number is 0638670419. Am a successful business woman because of the Lucky Wallet that am using to R100 000 every week, its almost 5 months now am using this lucky wallet and I invested the money into different businesses and properties so to my fellow women who got financial problems it’s time to be independent and financially stable through BABA SHOZI call him to sort your financial issues on 0710777534
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To whom it may concern CONSTRUCTION OF NEW FACTORY IN ERF 268 / 5462 IN STANGER: INVITATION OF THE LOCAL REGISTERED BUSINESSES TO SUBMIT EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION PACKAGES RELATED TOTHE TRADES AS LISTED Dear Sir or Madam GVK Siya Zama Construction invites local and registered businesses in the Kwadukuza Municipality to submit their business expression of interest for the supply and installation work as per the trades listed below. 1. Trades - The anticipated scope of work may include the following trades: 1.1 Earthworks 1.2 Masonry 1.3 Carpentry and Joinery 1.4 Ceilings and partitions 1.5 Carpets 1.6 Metal Balustrades 1.7 Plastering 1.8 Tiling 1.9 Painting 1.10 Dry Stack Retaining Wall 2. Mandatory Documentation Required 2.1 Company Profile 2.2 Proof of registration of business 2.3 BBBEE certificate or Sworn Affidavit – BBBEE Qualifying Small EnterpriseGeneral 2.4 Proof of VAT registration number / Proof of Exemption for VAT 2.5 Letter of good standing (Department of Labour) 2.6 Updated Tax clearance certificate (SARS) 2.7 CIDB Registration certificate 2.8 “Special Dispensation” proof of residence for the ERF 268/5462 Factory Project issued by the KwaDukuza Ward Councillor 2.9 Proof of company banking details via a letter from the bank confirming the
company bank details or first page of the current bank statement stamped by the bank confirming the company’s bank details 3. Notes: 3.1 Plant suppliers must own their plant and make readily available 3.2 Only contractors who have applied and submitted all required documents as per this advert will be considered for prequalification assessment. Failure to provide mandatory documents will disqualify your company for further assessment 3.3 Suitable companies (based on the company profiles received and supporting documents) will be invited to tender for the individual packages of work in 2021 3.4 GVK Siya Zama Construction subscribes to the Project Protocol endorsed by KwaDukuza Municipality which promotes equal access to business opportunities for the previously disadvantaged individual owned enterprises and owned by the bonafide business people of KwaDukuza 3.5 GVK Siya Zama Construction reserves the right to advertise opportunities in other areas, should no suitable contractor be found within the specified areas by closing date of the application 3.6 All documentation to be emailed to scwork@gvk.co.za 3.7 Applications for this pre-qualification to be received on or before 15 January 2021 Please submit each expression of interest per trade separately with relevant documentation. The closing date for the submissions is 15 January 2021. No late submissions will be accepted. We hope you find our communication in order. Yours Sincerely Cyprian Dladla For GVK – Siya Zama Building Contractors (Pty) Ltd
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January 13, 2021
Administration cost clerk Junior position
Market day success THE KwaDukuza Market Day held recently at Cynthia’s Hive Estate was a success. The day was filled with activities, live music and stalls with crafts, fresh vegetables, fruits, health care and healthy fast foods. More than 10 aspiring businesses showed up to showcase their work and sold on the day to walk in attendees.
ACCOMMODATION Accommodation in CBD for 1 or max 2 with no car Contact 083 387 8882 Whatsapp please
Well established fire company based in Stanger seeks the following: 1 x trainee technician with valid code 08 driver’s license and mathematics. Must have traceable references with min 3 year experience. Forward CV to : sales@fireking.co.za
We are looking for a suitably qualified person in accounting and costing with a flair in Excel spread sheets and word documents. Must be able to do the following tasks: • Junior book keeping on various purchases. • Costing of all purchases and other. • Keeping cost alignment on various levels • Communicating with internal project managers and giving project costing on an ongoing basis. • Creating various excel reports and word documents. The successful candidate will be based in Isithebe. To start immediately Fax CV’s to 032- 551 4842 email: stangerstore @iafrica.com
1 Bedroom Flat For Rent Property Description:
1 Bedroom Flat, seperate kitchen, lounge, toilet, and bathroom in a safe area.
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Ranger 2.2D - R2 273 (incl Diesel Filter) Polo Vivo 1.4 / 1.6 - R1 799 (incl Spark plugs) Polo 6 1.4 – R1 799 (incl Spark plugs) Chev Utility 1.4 - R1 990 (incl Spark plugs) Corsa D 1.4 (2008 onwards) - R1 599
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VACANCY A well established lounge suite manufacturer in Stanger has a vacancy for a :
1.DEBTORS & CREDITORS CLERK
· Process accounts and incoming payments in compliance with financial policies and procedures. · Perform day to day financial transactions, including verifying, classifying, computing, posting. · Reconcile the accounts receivable ledger to ensure that all payments are accounted for and properly posted. · Facilitate payment of invoices due by sending bill reminders and contacting clients. · Match Accounts Payable on the system to supporting documentation. · Prepare Accounts Payable reconciliations for payment.
REQUIREMENTS
· Proven working experience as accounts clerk understanding of basic bookkeeping and accounting payable principles · Proven ability to calculate, post and manage accounting figures and financial records · Hands-on experience with spreadsheets · Working on Syspro in Debtors & Creditors is required. · Experience in working with Customer Group accounts
Price: R2500 per month excluding electricity and water. A prepaid meter is available.
Only candidates with above experience must forward detailed CV to: hr@zululounge.co.za.
Contact: 073 160 7883
If you are not contacted 5 days after the closing date, consider your application to be unsuccessful.
Candidate must have strong interpersonal skills and must be systems driven. Closing date : 22th January 2021
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Injured players to return to Man Utd MANCHESTER United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hopes to have midfielder Paul Pogba and defenders Victor Lindelof and Luke Shaw back from injury for their Premier League game against Liverpool on Sunday. The trio missed the FA Cup third-round win over Watford at the weekend and are doubtful for today’s league game at Burnley. Solskjaer’s side have 33 points from 16 games and will move above leaders Liverpool if they avoid defeat at Turf Moor. Asked in a news conference if the three players can be ready for Burnley and Liverpool, Solskjaer said: “I hope so, I hope all of them for Liverpool, definitely. “I’m not sure if they’ll make the Burnley one.” United have won eight and drawn two of their last 10 matches to close in on champions Liverpool but Solskjaer said it was far too early to talk about a title challenge. “We’re not even halfway through the season yet,” Solskjaer said. “Every game in the Premier League is a challenge, is a test. Every game gives you a different test. “Watford gave us a test. Burnley is one test, Liverpool is another, then you go to Fulham (Jan. 20), which is a different test again. “No one will remember how the league table looked like on Jan. 12 2021.” — Reuters FIXTURES Today Man City v Brighton — 8 pm
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HE African National Congress Youth League Ward 25 branch held its U15 Festive Games recently ay Sakhuxolo sports ground. The main objective for the games was to promote talent, raise awareness among young people and to wish them well for the festive season. The games featured five U15 local teams and La’future FC won 4-1 against TSD in the finals. “We would like to thank councillor Mfeka for the valuable contribution to youth development and we thank all the teams that participated in the games. We also wish everyone a happy new year. We urge all young people to be responsible and ensure they are safe from Covid-19 by following the government guidelines,” said Vuyani Mathonsi, ANC Youth League Ward 25 branch chairperson. La’future FC. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Aston Villa v Tottenham — 10.15 pm Thursday Arsenal v Palace — 10 pm HOW THEY STAND (as at Tuesday morning) Team Liverpool Man Utd Leicester Tottenham Man City Southampton Everton Aston Villa Chelsea West Ham Arsenal Leeds Wolves C. Palace Newcastle Burnley Brighton Fulham West Bromwich Sheff Utd
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Proteas women team set to return to action THE Proteas Women’s 10-month wait for action will end next Wednesday, January 20, when they face Pakistan in the first One Day International at Hollywoodbets Kingsmead in Durban. The Momentum-backed home side will be flying the flag in a “post-Covid-19 set-up” as they take on a Pakistani side that will also be competing for the first time since the ICC T20 Women’s Cricket World Cup in three ODIs and three Twenty20 internationals. After the nail-biting loss in the last four of the T20 World Cup in March last year will see Hilton Moreeng’s side relishing the prospect of returning to competitive cricket and continuing on that impressive vein of form against a side that they have had relatively good success against. In their sights is a Pakistan side that is also keen to replicate the exploits of two years ago when they drew the ODI’s and narrowly lost the Twenty20 series on South African soil. Moreeng has emphasised the importance of returning to competitive cricket and also treating
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and we as the technical team have to make sure that the players are ready when the matches start.” The Proteas mentor said that Pakistan are the perfect side to tune up against especially with the team having their sights firmly on next year’s Women Cricket showpiece in New Zealand. “Pakistan Women are a competitive unit,especially in the T20 format and are the perfect side to give us a measurement of where we are especially with us having our eyes on next year’s world cup.”- said Moreeng. On the medical front CSA are pleased to report that the entire team has returned negative results from the Covid-19 tests that were conducted ahead of the first training session. This was the second test scheduled testing ahead of the first session. The final test leading up to the first ODI is scheduled for next Monday, January 18. Team captain Dane van Niekerk and allrounder Chloe Tryon will miss the Pakistan series due to injuries they sustained late last year.
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