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Nudists swimming naked already >> “I don’t want to look at drooping boobs and buttocks on our beach” GINISILE NDOVELA

At public debate at Trafalgar beach on Monday are leaders of the na­ turist associations.

They are (from left) Serge Paulov­ ic, chairperson of the Western Cape Naturist Associa­ tion, John Skene and Athol Lutge, chairperson of Na­ tional Naturist As­ sociation.

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Western Cape Naturist Association chairperson John Skene said the province has Sandy Bay, a nudist beach.

“Thereisnoharminhavingadesignatednaturist beach. We provide for our own security,” he said.

KwaXolo and KwaNzimakwe tribal councils spokesperson Thanda Ncane said people from the tribal councils are not in favour of their proposal.

“They said no to it. People said it is against their values and norms. It will increase crime as rapists will come to prey on nudists,” said Ncane.

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HCM Head of Community Services Sibusiso Nzimande said that when they get applications of any kind, they first look at their bylaws, environmental impact and economic spin-offs.

He said they know that there are unofficially designated nudist beaches in KZN. “We have one in Umhlanga Rocks and one in Trafalgar. We need to strengthen our enforcementofby-lawstodealwithunofficialdeclaration of these nudist beaches,” said Nzimande.

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PUBLIC debate heated up on Monday morning when residents of Trafalgar, KwaXolo and KwaNzimakwe made it clear to the National Naturist Association and Western Cape Naturist Association that they do not want the Mpenjati beach turned into a nudist one.

“I walk around nude in my house. But when I look at myself in the mirror I think I look like those old naked people on the beach. Everything droops. I don’t want to look at drooping boobs and buttocks on our beach,” Trafalgar resident Reyna Joubert.

AnHCMofficialsaidhewasawarethatsome people are already bathing naked at Trafalgar.

Both nudist associations are of the opinion that overseastourists,whoarenaturists,would flock to the South Coast and that can have a lucrative effect on the area’s economy.

The chairperson of the National Naturist Association, Athol Lutge, said France makes millions from naturist visitors and that once there is a nudist beach on the South Coast, those people will also visit the South Coast and grow its local economy.

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Nudity promotes human health, sport, environmental health and nature conservation.

Walking around naked is not what we do everyday. We don’t want to offend anyone. Mpenjati beach is already known as a naturist beach,” said Lutge.

Another nudist, Amanda Sanna, said nudists are not abnormal or weird people with mental problems.

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>>news2@feveronline.co.za A SOUTHPORT man says he has been forced to travel from Port Shepstone to the Marianhill licensing department to obtain a new license card.

Henry D’Arcy said he went to the offices in Port Shepstone last Monday at 7.30am. After waiting for hours in a short queue and then being told that he had failed his eye test, D’Arcy decided that enough was enough.

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FTER contacting the Hibiscus Coast Protection Services five times, a resort owner says firefighters still didn’t respond to a fire in Banana Beach on Sunday afternoon.

Residents from the area teamed up, pooled their resources and extinguished the fire by themselves.

The fire occurred in the bushes behind Ilanga Caravan Park and Resort in Toucan Road at about 1.15pm.

The resort owner, Nicky Fou-

rie said she is furious with Protection Services for ignoring her calls for help.

“There was no answer the first four times. The call was finallyansweredthefifthtime,but nobody came,” she said.

Fourie’s husband and people living close to the bushy area acted immediately.

“It we didn’t act, the fire would have got out of control, they came together with hosepipes.

It took them an hour to douse the fire.

SAPS also arrived a short while later and tried contacting Protection Services, but still,

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A CYCLIST sustained serious injuries after he was hit by a bakkie, became airborne and landed in its bin.

The incident took place along the N2 near Murchison on Friday morning.

Several ambulance services, the Hibiscus Coast Protection Services fire department and SAPS responded to the scene.

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“The clerk gave me the correct formsandIfilleditinwhileatthecubicle. There were no hassles. I arrived at the office at 9.30am and was back home by 1.15pm. Why can’t the Port Shepstone office be managed properlysothatwearenotinconvenienced?”

D’Arcysaidhewasissuedatemporary licence at Marianhill.

He also added that parking at the Port Shepstone office was only available across the road which made it dif-

front yet the clerks took forever to help. While having my eye test done, the person helping me spoke on a cellphone and then told me I failed,” he said.

These two steps took five hours as D’Arcy only left at 1.30pm.

He said he had renewed his license in Marianhill three months ago, where staff were “professional, efficient and courteous”, so he decided to go back there last Wednesday.

He took with him, the documentationhehadfilledinPortShepstoneon-

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rived on scene they found that a man, estimated to be in his twenties, who had been cycling, had beenhitbyabakkie,”saidRobert McKenzie, spokesperson for KZN EMRS. “The man had been flung into the air and landed in the back of the bakkie that he had been struck by poles, corrugated iron sheets and planks that were being carried on the back of the

firefighters did not respond.

“This could have got out of control. Somebody could have been hurt and the fire could have spread to my property or the houses,” said Fourie.

She added that nobody had the equipment or the training to combat the flames and was grateful that nothing had gone wrong.

“Imagine if we had waited for the fire engine.”

HibiscusCoastMunicipality’s spokesperson, Simon Soboyisa, said the municipality will look into the matter. “ A full investigation will be conducted,” he said.

bakkie,” he said.

He said the paramedics had to climbe onto the back of the bakkie to treat the patient, who had sustained serious injuries.

“The paramedics, having to get a footing among the wood poles, provided the necessary medical care to the patient, who fortunately remained in a stable condition,” said McKenzie.

The man was secured to a trauma board while still on the back of the bakkie before he was loaded into an ambulance.

ficult for elderly and disabled people to access the building.

“You have to cross a very busy road,” he said Municipal spokesperson, Simon Soboyisa, said the municipality is aware of the challenges and acknowledges the complaints. “ I would like to indicate that municipality will be introducing the numbersystemonatrialbasiswitheffect from the 29 September 2014 and monitoring and compliance thereto will be conducted,’ he said.

Sheppie cop granted bail THE Post Shepstone police officer, Balungile Pretty Girl Madlala (34), charged with murder of her husband and mother-in-law and attempted murder of a neighbour, was granted bail of R2 000 at Port Shepstone Magistrate’s Court on Friday.

The cop claims she acted in self defence after she has attacked and assaulted.

The court heard from magistrate, AnitaSesiah,thattheaccusedwasnot at flight risk and had no reason to inteferewithwitnessesandwasamother of three.

Sesiah said that counselling was important, since the incident had occurred in front of the children. The case was postponed to October.

Paramedics help a cyclist who was hit by a car in Murchiston

Several arrested for drug possession A­34­YEAR­OLD man will appear in Port Shepstone court soon for pos­ session of dagga.

He was arrested at Port Shep­ stone taxi rank with 130 parcels of dagga weighing 755,8 grams on Thursday at 4pm.

Three men and a woman were al­ so arrested in Louisiana, Mkholombe and Bhoboyi respectively for dealing in liquor. Police confiscated a large quantity of liquor from them. The ac­

cused all paid admission of guilt fine.

On Friday, four men (all in their twenties) were arrested for being in possession of drugs in Betania.

Various mandrax pills and straws of heroin were found in their posses­ sion.

A 24­year­old female was also found in possession of mandrax and straws of heroin which she had hid­ den in a chest of drawers underneath her baby’s clothes.

Ndomu Beauty Majola (49) was arrested in Betania on the same day for possession of dagga. She hid 36 parcels of dagga weighing 250,6 grams and another parcel of dagga weighing 85 grams in a banana tree.

She paid R700 admission of guilt fine.

WO Patrick Gosling, Cst Mzakwe Makana, Cst Raphael Smithwick and Cst Lee Frost from POP, Port Shep­ stone made the arrests.

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Neighbours up in arms over trucks >> Residents worry about noise and pollution CANDYCE KRISHNA

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VONGO residents, who have objected to a property being used as an industrial site in Peter Road, say that the Hibiscus Coast Municipality is not taking their objections seriously.

Residents say that for two years they have been subjected to noise and pollution coming from the property owned by civil engineer, Siva Pillay.

His property houses a number of trucks and heavy-duty equipment which residents claim is illegal because the area is zoned as agricultural/residential area.

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“The Town Planning Board made an area across the national road into industrial usage for this reason.

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handle heavy industrial vehicles,” said Eades.

He said his establishment, Stephward Estate, experiences noise from early in the morning until late when

Pillay’s vehicles enter and exit the property.

“This impacts negatively on my business,” he said.

He said indigenous wild-life like the whistling ducks have not bred for the past two years due to the noise.

“Mr Pillay is succeeding in lowering the standard of our area and thus reducing the value of our properties.”

In response, Pillay said he feels he is being unfairly targeted as there are other residents in the area who also parked trucks on their residential properties.

“I am aware of the people who are complaining. If my application is rejected, I will find another property.”

He said his application to rezone the property into light industrial is pending but was given permission by the municipality to park his vehicles on the site until a decision is reached.

He added that the environmental affairs department had inspected his property numerous times and

>>news1@feveronline.co.za THE KwaZulu-Natal Gaming and BettingBoardhasextendedtheobjectionwindowperiodagainstGalaxy Bingo’s application to operate in Southcoast Mall.

OnFriday,theboardheldapublic hearing at St Michael’s Hotel where the board’s chairperson, Sibusisiwe Ngubane, said the application for a bingo hall was lodged in 2006 and the licence was granted by the previous board in 2010.

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Healsosaidhismainconcernisthe possibilitythatsomeofthe175people which he employs will be out of work, should his application be rejected.

“This property is in an ideal location as it is a central point for my staff.

They come from the rural areas very early in the morning. Sometimes, depending on the work I have, my staff compliment escalates to over 200.”

Allegations of Pillay being “well connected” within HCM have also surfaced which Pillay denies.

“I have been tendering with the municipality since 2006. Managers and staff have come and gone and I have no personal relations to anyone within the municipality.”

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WITH effect from Monday, 29 Septmeber, CemAir will be increasing its scheduled Margate toJohannesburgflightstoeighttimesperweek.

The schedule includes a new return flight on a Saturday and a new return flight on a Monday.

“We have increased the schedule in line with market expectations and Cemair’s commitment to the South Coast community,” said Miles van der Molen, CEO of CemAir. “The company is very pleased to be working closely with the Hibiscus Coast Municipality and will soon be announcing additional exciting developments.”

Cemair first launched its scheduled flights to

Margate Airport less than a year ago on 1 November2013withtworeturnflightsaweekand has steadily increased this number to match customer enthusiasm for the service.

The flights offer direct access to the KZN South Coast thereby eliminating the lengthy 160km drive to King Shaka Airport which is located in La Mercy, north of Durban.

During the upcoming December holiday season, Cemair’s schedule will again be increased to two flights a day.

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Saved by the love of books >> Self­help books helped him overcome drugs

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PORT Shepstone man says his love for books and reading is what kept him going when he was homeless in the cold streets of Johannesburg as a result of an addiction to drugs.

Dubbed the ‘pavement bookworm,’ Philani Dladla (25) says he moved to Johannesburg in 2008 and worked at different places as a waiter as well as with the Association for the Aged but because of his addiction he soon found himself roaming the streets as a homeless man.

“I started doing drugs while I was still in Port Shepstone, but the addiction got worse when I arrived in Johannesburg.”

Besides his two siblings and his mother he left back home, he had no other relatives in the big city to go to after he was kicked out of his apartment.

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With the money he earned he bought more books.

He read them first before selling them so he could provide a perfect synopsis.

Other motorists and passers-by started noticing what he was doing and started donating and trading books with him, which made his business continue.

As word of what he was doing spread, he says some of the self-help books he was selling helped him get over his addiction.

Dladla has since been offered a job by one of the people who took notice of what he was doing and is off the streets.

Last month, radio personalty, DJ Sbu, offered to pay for him to further his studies after being touched by what he heard.

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Community plan for service delivery >> The community must be involved in drafting

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At the Community based planning workshop held at Margate Hotel on Thursday are communi­ ty development workers, public participation officers, IDP managers and ward committee mem­ bers.

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GU District Municipality and Ethekwini Municipalityjointlyhostedacommunity based service delivery workshop at Margate Hotel on Thursday.

The municipalities trained facilitators that will drive the community participation programmes ahead of the formulation of the Integrated Development Plans of municipalities (IDP). The trained people will go out and retrain their own communities in various local municipalities on how to craft their own community or ward plans for development and prioritisation with regards to service delivery.

Ugu District Municipality spokesperson Sipho Khuzwayo said the municipality has seen a need to prioritise community involvement in drafting (IDP).

“We want all wards of local municipalities to have their own ward plans which will inform the IDP of the municipality and help the municipalitytodelivertherequiredcommunityneeds.

In this workshop we have invited community development workers, public participation practitioners, ward committee members and IDP managers,” said Khuzwayo.

Linda Xulu of Ethekwini Municipality said community and ward based service delivery plan will help the community to give municipalities what they need.

“Ward committees, the community leaders and stakeholders need to be trained on putting together their wards plan of needs so that they canbeintegratedintotheIDPofthemunicipality. When that happens, the public protests will be eliminated or ended,” said Xulu.

A community development worker Sithembiso Mzindle said the workshop has empowered them to train communities in forming their own ward plans of what they need to be addressedintheirareas.“Itisaveryfruitfuland beneficial workshop. We appreciate this initiative by the municipalities,” said Mzindle.

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ILD5AdventuresontheOribiGorgeHotelhaspickedup the coveted Best Action and Adventure Award presented at the second Lilizela Provincial Tourism Award Ceremony held recently in Durban.

Wild 5 Adventures will now represent KZN at the national awards function presented by the Minister of Tourism, Derek Hanekom, to be held on 9 October at Gold Reef City. These are the Oscars for the tourism indus-

try and provide an opportunity for KwaZulu-Natal to showcase its exceptional facilities and experiences.

Paul Jefferys, owner of Wild 5 Adventures said: “I am extremely proud of my staff who have made the winning of this award possible.

This is not only a win for Wild 5 but alsofortourismontheSouthCoast,as we were competing against products like Moses Mabhida Stadium, Giba Gorge and Four Rivers Rafting, the other three finalists.”

He added this award follows their nomination as one of only four products to make it into the list of the 10 best adventures in the Kingdoms, made up of Swaziland, Lesotho and KwaZulu-Natal made by SA Tourism.

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HE annual Spring Wine Festival at Riverbend Crocodile Farm kicks off this Thursday, 27 September and runs until Sunday, 28 September.

The highlight of the festival is a comedy show, Who’s Wine Is It Anyway which takes place on the Saturday at R160 per person, supper theatre style.

The style of the show is ‘Improvising’andconsistsofspontaneouscomedy.

“Well simply put, Improvising is learning to live with less fear of failure.Thelessfearyouhavethelessyou have to plan. It’s as simple as that.

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Well known painter Bob McKenzie.

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known Eastern Cape oil painter Bob McKenzie.

The exhibition will run from 9am to 4..30pm.

This year has been sponsored by Spier Wine Estate. a The Sunday morning features the festival’s signature event - Spier Jazz and Shiraz.

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Booking on 039 3166204 is essential for all these events”

said show creator, Barbie Meyer.

Thelastlocallystagedshow,which was entitled ‘Who’s Lion is it anyway” was such a resounding success that Meyer,togetherwithfunnylocalguys, have been asked to put another one.

There really is no script – and yes, the audience does give the topics on the night.

More than 40 of South Africa’s top wine estates will present their wines on the Friday night.

An exciting programme also features Riverbend Art Gallery’s annual exhibitionwhichwillrunfortheduration of the festival.

Theexhibitiontitled“TheFactorof Light” features the work of well

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opsy after fighting the cancer in various other parts of her body.

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Port Shepstone singer, Jesse James, will provide live entertainment all day long.

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The joys of being a South African

STEPH MCLENNAN THEREarethingsaboutlivinginSouthAfri­ ca, that are undeniably repulsive. The vol­ umeofwhoonga­addictedbeggarsattraf­ fic lights with hangdog expressions and their branded clothing hidden under a

nearby bush. The rapists, murderers and thieves. The Zumas. The fact that the only car one can buy in pink is a Suzuki Alto. I could carry on.

Over the course of writing this oft­cyni­ cal column, I have been told by at least one reader to pack my bags and leave, or stop whinging about South Africa.

Well, senders of hate­mail, today I am going to extol the virtues of our prodigious province and our so­called rainbow nation as a whole. I do not intend to make this soundlikeatourismbrochure,butifanyone were to be inclined to hire me as a travel writerbasedonthispiece,thedoortonego­ tiation is always open.

Like an awkward conversation, I am go­ ing to start with the weather. While our city swelters under hair­raising humidity (liter­

ally, hair raising). However, I realised after visitingSingaporeafewyearsagothatsay­ ing KZN is humid is like calling a garden snake a deadly beast. It could be so, so much worse.

Salaries, one might argue, are far higher in Johannesburg than in our relatively sleepy town. This is true, and somebody doing your job in Johannesburg may earn 30% more than you. This after they fight traffic 80% longer than you do, pay ob­ scene amounts of money for their pieces ofpropertyneighbouringaminedump,and pay etolls because the gantries, amazingly enough, have still not been pulled down by vigilantes. In living this lifestyle in the city of gold, they manage to save a small amount of money each year. And what do they do with it? Spend it on their annual

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trip to the coast, where they will holiday for a week or two in Durban or Margate, clam­ ouring with their counterparts to claim a spot on the beach or get their kid onto one of the rides at uShaka Marine World.

Capetonians boast of the cleanliness of their city, which cannot be disputed. They speak lovingly of the white sand on their beaches, where the water is so cold that by sticking in a toe, it is possible to freeze off a nipple. Admittedly, Cape Town does have one thing that we don't ­ a mountain.

If anyone ever tells you that Bloemfon­ tein, Pietermaritzburg or Pofadder are bet­ ter places to live in, be charitable and book them an appointment with the next avail­ able psychiatrist.

Within a three­hour drive of our front doors, we have game reserves, the big five, mountains and more natural beauty than could arguably be found anywhere in the world. We have beaches, waves and mar­

kets to be freely lain upon, surfed and ex­ plored.

Ourentertainmentsceneisimprovingin leaps and bounds, with Big Concerts actu­ ally not leaving us out of The Script's tour which is planned for early next year. Our lo­ cal comedy scene is flourishing, thanks to some talented locals.

As a whole, South Africa (touch wood) seems to be a low priority for the terrorist organisations which threaten the USA, the UK, and other first world nations. Thus far, in dealing with our own problems, we seem to have largely avoided the inadvertent or intentional offending of any notable reli­ gious group. As a nation, we have been through hell. Some of us are still suffering immeasurable hardships. But we suffer our lot under the warmth of the sunshine and surrounded by people so laid back they are almost lying down.

Things could be worse.

Where logic and reason fail I AM a self­proclaimed advocate of science, but as I have learnt over the years, mine is a stupid venture. Science is a body of knowledge that is applied by people we call sci­ entists to understand the physical world using experimen­ tation and reasoning to come to conclusions.

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It is important that the most established theories of nature encounter the most rigorous and revealing epi­ sodes of scientists trying to prove it wrong, and the most accepted are only so because they withstand the plethora of attempts to disprove them.

Such is for the physical world, though, whilst the super­ natural has a different set of rules outside the realms of Now,Ihavebeentold,andhavesubsequently science. read many a literature on the internet, telling me Andoutthere,prettymuchanythinggoes.Thisreminds that there are some things that science cannot me of old slogan of The Church of Scientology: “if it’s a know and can never explain. That statement can fact for you, it’s a fact.” seem very flat­worldly, but such an analysis Let us consider a man of God who claims that the Holy would be unfair to the advocate of the supernat­ Spirit resides within him. This is a fact that cannot be test­ ural. ed, and therefore resides outside science.

How can we differentiate between estab­ If, however, the ambitious man of God claims that he lished facts and counter­knowledge? can use the Holy Spirit to heal the injured, cure AIDS and Well, the western world has come up with a cancer through prayer, he then brings aspects of the super­ few useful tools for the physical world: experi­ natural world to our physical reality, and at this point al­ mentation and Ockham’s razor sums up most of lows scientific testing of these claims. No occurrence of these tools. faith healing working has been recorded or peer­reviewed.

When researchers are faced with a natural A more physically viable explanation would be that he phenomenon that is not yet understood, they who claims to be healed by a faith healer through nothing use experimentation to determine the mecha­ more than prayer is telling an untruth. Whilst this may nism driving the phenomenon. break the credibility of the witness, it keeps intact the laws Where experimentation fails or not is possi­ of physics by cutting the crap, in other words, we use Ock­ ble (such as a historical event), it is useful to ‘cut ham’s razor. the crap’. This is where Ockham’s razor comes in; Whilst this fact means faith healing does not work in it looks at the many explanations presented and the physical world, it says nothing of the supernatural, cutting the bull@#t, settles for the simplest one. which as I said earlier, anything goes.

In other words, where there is a perfectly natural This place where anything goes is called by Collin explanation for a phenomenon, the supernatu­ Campbell as the cultic milieu; which is the cesspool of all ral is frowned upon –that is until testable and that is unbelievable and where those that forgo reason, reliable evidence supports it. logic and choose to ignore all manner of established evi­ dence, reside.

I have been told also, that miracles cannot be explained by science because they operate outside the laws of physics. This is a face­palm­worthy statement at face value, but then I remember how science cannot explain “everything.”

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as myself drive in their own lanes and realise that science cannot solve, know, or understand everything. This is a very humbling fact, one that needs to be accepted as is, on account of the existence of opinions and the growing tendency to let logic and reason take a backseat in a world ruled by counter­knowledge.

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Reed dance is significant Whentheyweartheirtraditionalattire theylookbeautiful holding the reeds. I attended the reed dance as a young girl, and enjoyed the experience and the symbolic nature of the ceremony.

At the same time, I am a thoroughly modern young lady, with my tertiary studies nearly completed, yet I will never deny the importance of tradition in a child's upbringing.

Modern young women should carry on going to the reed dance and encourage other young women to wear the traditional attire and be proud of their culture there.

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I AM a big reader of classic science fiction authors such as Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, H.G. Wells and who could forget Edgar Rice Burroughs’s A Princess of Mars. These authors have all delved into Mars, the red planet closest to planet Earth.

Arguably the most famous fictional work on Mars is Wille’s rendition of the Wells classic War of the Worlds book in a radio drama that scared the living daylights out of many Americans and Brits in the late 1930s.

I recently had a discussion with my boss asking her if she would leave everything behind to go to Mars and colonise the planet.

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WITH a new year soon upon us, many parents have applied to schools of their choice in the hope of educating their children to secure their futures. Yet every year there are those who are faced with a letter of rejection.

The autonomy of our schools is crucial. It is a large factor in the success of many of our schools. This includes the right to set their own admissionspolicy,amongothers.Butwhenthat autonomy is used to gate­keep or reserve space for certain types of pupils it becomes a problem.

The law is very clear about schools denying access to a pupil based on discriminations set out in our Constitution. The National Education Act says specifically of admissions: “The admis­ sion policy of a public school and the adminis­ tration of admissions by an education depart­ ment must not unfairly discriminate in any way against an applicant for admission.”

It is therefore disconcerting that some schoolsseemtoroutinelydenyadmissiontopu­ pils, who in some cases live less than a kilometer from the school to which they have applied, seemingly on the grounds of race, religion and other spurious claims.

I am currently dealing with many frustrated parents who have been denied the ability to en­ rol their children into schools most convenient for them on such grounds. While, in these cases, there will be a follow­up with the Department of Education, it is worth reminding ourselves of the inherent advantages of diversity in our schools.

Studies show that children brought up or schooled in diverse environments whether so­ cially, class, race or religious and others, display a far better understanding of the world. They are able with relative ease to navigate the many nuanced complexities of a society with a history such as ours.

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Theinquiryintothearmsdealisquietlyfizzlingout, Guptagate has become a faint, irritating, discordant note tucked well away in the background, and Nkand­ la is being steadily mired in contradictory statements andopinions,whiledisgustingpersonalattacksonthe public protector continue.

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HE reed dance ceremony is an annual cultural event where young girls from all parts of KZN celebrate their womanhood.

The reed dance is a powerful and moving experience. It isawonderfulandmind-blowingeventbecauseitshowsthat the young women are proud of themselves.

The Zulu reed dance plays a significant part of Zulu heritage in reflecting diverse Africancustoms.Thisceremony is close to the heart of many traditional leaders and citizens.

It portrays and instills a sense of pride, belonging and identity among the youth and defines our national character and personality.

The reed dance is a great opportunity to school girls in their culture.

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Ithimba le­One Way Productions nabaculi bendawo.

UMASIPALA waseHibiscus Coast ubambisene ne-Ugu Youth Radio 93.4 nabe-One Way Youth OutreachFm, bagqugquzele umcimbi okungunyaka wawo wesine uqhutshwa ngaphansi kwesihloko esithi ‘Local Arts Festival Against Crime,’ ohlose ukulwisana nobugebengu, ehholo lomphakathi eMargate ngeledlule.

ISITHOMBE:SITHUNYELWE

Kwesokunxele uThabile Msane, uMayoyo Hlophe, uNdu Ngcobo, uCoolani Chiliza, uMark Thornton­Smith noThabile Ximba abangabasakazi bo­Ugu Youth Radio 93.4 Fm.

Lo mcimbi obunabaculi abahlukene abangaphezulu kwama-30, abanandise izihlwele okubalwa uMeya waseHibiscus Coast Municipality, uNkk Cynthia Mqwebu.

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eNzimakwe, eMurchison, eGamalakhe naseMargate.

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Kwesokunxele uMeya weHibis­ cus Coast UNkk Cynthia Mqwebu, uNksz Copeman, abadlali UNks Cilla Lindsey noNks Annette Therold.

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>>news1@feveronline.co.za UYADLONDLOBALA umdlalo wegalofu labesifazane eSan Lameer Country Club, kulandela ukwethulwa kwayo ngokusemthethweni ngesonto eledlule.

Lolu hlelo luxhaswe abakwaMasipala waseHibiscus Coast, yiCell C, yiSan Lameer, nabe Word Sport Promotions.

UNksz Lesley Copema, oyisikhulumi sakwaWorld Sport Promotion uthe le midlalo yegalofu labesifazane liyakhula, kanti sekungu nyaka wesithathu idlalelwa kuleli.

Uthe: “Ngonyaka odlule besinabadlali abangama-108 kanti kulo nyaka bangama126,” said Copeman.

Le midlalo iqale ngomhla ka-22 Kumandulo (September), kanti kulindeleke ukuthi iphele ngoLwesihlanu. Le midlalo ingenelwe ngabamazwe angaphandle. UMeya weHibiscus

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Coast, UNkk Cynthia Mqwebu, wEmukele ngesasasa bonke abesifazane abadlala igalofu wabafisela okuhle.

UMnuz Pine Pinaar, onguMqondisi jikelele weSan Lameer, uthe bajubule kakhulu ukuthi baphathiswe umsebenzi wokugqugquzela lemidlalo endaweni yabo esanda kwakhiwa kabusha, ngenhloso yokubhekana nemidlalo esezingeni lomhlaba.

UMnuz Dino Naicker, oyimenenja yezokuxhumana nezikhangiso kwa Cell C, uthe baxha-

sa kakhulu abesifazane ngoukuthi benze izinto ezaziwa ngokuthi zenziwa amadoda kuphela.

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‘School is being neglected’

School buys uniform for pupils >> The school and the community worked together GINISILE NDOVELA

>>news1@feveronline.co.za

PHOTO: GERALD HIGH

A community member is concerned about the bad state of the Mer­ lewood Primary school.

GINISILE NDOVELA

>>news1@feveronline.co.za A YOUTH pastor from Merlewood, Ger­ ald High, has raised concerns about the terrible state of Merlewood Primary School’s facilities.

High said both health and building inspectors were shocked at the state of the school when they visited recently.

“The roof is still untreated asbestos which is a real risk to the children and the toilets are not working,” said High.

He said government departments have been promising to fix the school for a while but nothing has been done.

KZN Department of Education spokesperson Sihle Mlotshwa had not yet responded at the time of going to press.

South Coast swimmers do well From left, Carla Kretzschmar, Ricar­ do Carthew and Emma Kuhn after competing at the Speedo Junior KZN championships in Durban.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

IZOTSHA Primary and Suid­Natal learners who belong to Blue Ocean AquaticstookpartintheSpeedoJunior KZN championship this past weekend at the Kings Park 25m outdoor pool in Durban where all three did exception­ ally well.

Ricardo Carthew of Izotsha Primary improved on his 50m breast stroke time by 3.63 seconds and came fifth in the 10 years age group.

Emma Kuhn won silver in the 100m

freestyle and bronze in the 100m breaststroke event. She also improved her times by 6.53 seconds. Carla Kretz­ schmar swam in a very competitive age group but was able to swim personal best times in three of the five events she entered.

With summer on its way, Blue Ocean Aquatics will be hosting the Spring Splash gala on the 25 October.

Formoreinformation,phoneMandyon 083 562 3711.

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HLABULUNGILE Primary School staff, in KwaBhokodisa outside Ramsgate, bought new school uniforms for 56 its needy pupils.

School principal Vangeli Ngcungama said the school is currently being renovated and that at a stakeholders meeting a decision was taken to sell the old building material to the community so that the proceeds would be used to buy new uniforms for the pupils from poor families.

School governing body chairperson Ngcane Mkhungo appreciated the co-operation between the school and the community, while thanking the principal for his idea.

“The parents were firstly called for a meeting where they analysed the idea and agreed to support it. We appreciate the bond the school has with its community” said Mkhungo.

The parents were present at the handover of the new uniforms to their children and witnessed the acceptance thereof by the children with smiles in their faces.

PHOTO: SYANDA NTINI

Mhlabulungile Primary showing off their new uniform bought for them by the school.

At Mahlabulungile Pri­ mary School new uni­ form handover ceremo­ ny. (From left) Princi­ pal Vangeli Ngcungama, Pastor Ngo Ngcungama, SGB chairperson Ngcane Mkhungo, SGB treasur­ er Tholakele Dlamini, SGB deputy chair Nom­ sa Mhlongo and teach­ er Phumzile Ncane.

PHOTO: SYANDA NTINI

S.H.O.P ladies visit orphanage SISTERS Help­ ing Each Other (SHOP) visited the Marburg orphanage and Madresa on Tuesday last week and hosted a fun day for the children. They also did a mo­ tivational talk and treated the children to snacks and other goodies.

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The South Coast brand JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM

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EADERS may have noticed that our logo has changed albeit we still use the slogan “Paradise of the Zulu Kingdom” and it is this brand that we utilise on all our marketing tools, promotions, in the media and at events we support.

Our brand (and associated visual teasers and promotional items) is the primary thrust that firstly draws consumers towards our large destination. People when asked where they are going for a break will normally say “to the South Coast”. Within the consumer purchase response, tourists will first decide on the broader destination (which is the South Coast) then refine their choice to a specific location such as Scottburgh, Margate, Oribi Gorge or Hibberdene.

Then decide which product to support for accommodation, tours, experiences and the likes.

It is the primary brand- the South Coast

brand that starts or reinforces the process.

This brand has a visual component and also represents the reputation of the greater South Coast and reputation is fragile and needs to monitored and nurtured each day.

Tourism practitioners often think we are responsible for their business success - we are in fact the facilitator of the process described above and unless products and services are within the information, adverts and listings we provide, the consumer response to their enterprise may not occur.

Within a hierarchy of brands, many tourism areas are pressured to profile not only their tourism brand but also the brands of administration ( local government) which is an on-going debate in tourism circles.

Tourism does not confine itself to geo-political boundaries.

Tourism brands often overlap many such boundaries and the all important consumer is not interested for example in going to Umgungundlovu or Mngeni, they respond to the lure of the Midlands Brand (mainly the Midlands Meander).

Thankfully we have a simple yet strong brand which we present at every conceivable opportunity so when you see our logo, please consider that it is Ugu South Coast Tourism alongwithourgovernmentandprivatesector partners that keeps the brand dynamism going.

Just a closing comment - last week I hosted an old university friend whose family lives in Hermanus.

Being a former diplomat with extensive touring experience he was very complimentary aboutthepresentation,lookandfeeloftheSouth Coast.

Comingfromthesometimes“superior”Cape folk I think we can take it as a real compliment.

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Natural treatment options for knee pain >> Do you suffer with pain in your knees? Read on >> Gels: Fortunately there is much research being done in this area which has led to the development of topical water-based gels which use nano technology to lubricate the joints, thereby providing pain relief and enabling more joint

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age. >> Ice: Regular icing can reduce pain and inflammation. A simple bag of frozen veg van be used but recommendations are to ice for no for longer than 20 minutes at a time. >> Compression: A lightweight compression bandage will help prevent fluid build-up in damaged tissues and maintains knee alignment and stability. >> Elevation: Keep the knee elevated as much as possible to reduce swelling. >> Glucosamine and chondroitin: These supplements have been shown in some studies to relieve osteoarthritis pain. >> Acupuncture: Research suggests that acupuncturemayhelprelievekneepaincausedby osteoarthritis. It involving the insertion of long, thin, sharp needles at specific points on the body, acupuncture has been touted as a

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treatment for osteoarthritis pain. >> Light exercise: Exercises such as aerobic, muscle-strengthening and water-based exercises which include muscle strengthening exercises can improve range of motion, increase mobility and ease pain. >> Weight loss: If you are overweight, losing weight reduce pain by lessening the stress on the affected joints. >>Walkingaids:Theuseofcanesandcrutches can reduce pain by taking the pressure off the joint when walking.

Insomeinstancesassociatedkneeinstability,akneebracehelpslessenthepain,improve stability and reduce the risk of falling. >> Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS): This is a technique in which a weak electric current is given through electrodes which are placed on the skin. These help stop messages from pain receptors from reaching the brain and is often used effectively in short-term pain control. >> Diet: Some foods contain antioxidants which have been shown to specifically benefit people with knee osteoarthritis: Vitamin E: A strong antioxidant found in almonds, sunflower seeds and oil, safflower oil, hazelnuts, peanuts and spinach.

Vitamin D: Found in fatty fish such as salmon, tuna as well as yogurt, orange juice and some cereals.

Vitamin C FDoound in oranges, bell peppers, grapefruit, strawberries and broccoli.

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Remembering our environment this Heritage Month >> Be proudly South African this month

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types of vegetables.

Keep it real Mother Nature never needed chemical cocktails before, so stay away from pesticides, weed killers and chemical fertilizers and use allnatural compost instead. Organic matter helps improve the water retention and permeability of your soils, making them easier to work with. It also provides plants with high nutrient levels for better seed germination and good root development. Companion planting is a good way to get around the pest problem. For example, Nasturtiumsplantedwithpumpkins,squash and cucumbers deter beetles, aphids and other insects that attack the

S South Africa celebrates Heritage Month, we have an opportunity to reflect on what heritage really means to us as individuals, and as a nation. It is the multitude of cultures, races and languages, together with our countries historical democracy and its heroes which makesHeritageDaysuchawidelycelebrated public holiday in South Africa.

There is, however, another side of the “heritage” coin – the natural resources that we have both inherited and squandered. Heritage Day is a good time to remember the land that has been entrusted to us and the legacy that we as a nation and as individuals can leave behind.

With this natural heritage in mind, the composting experts, Farmyard Organics, give some tips on how to take your heritage into you own hands by making eco-friendly decisions in your home, garden, work place and community.

Grow your own and buy locally Sustainable farming is about meeting the needs of South Africans today and in the future. The recent global rise in food prices reinforces

the basic importance of the agricultural sector for social and economic stability in South Africa. So, although it takes time and effort – make the decision to read the labels of products andbuyonlywhatisproducedlocally.

You can take it a step further and support KZN producers. In this way, we can collectively make a significant difference to the local agricultural industry.

However, for many, organic produce is simply too expensive. Homemade food gardens are a great way to eat organically and save on the grocery bill. Why not start a community food garden and get your neighbours or colleagues involved?

Use the frames of old doors to build a neat garden and to separate different

Create a nursery your baby will love

IT’S an incredibly exciting time – setting up a nursery for your unborn child. You’re filled with a sense of wonder that you’re about to bring a child into the world, and you’re also anxious and excited to meet this new little person.

Of course, any parent will want the nursery to be just right – filled with everything your baby could possibly want and need. However, this isn’t always

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the reality. Furniture is expensive, toys are also priceyandyouwillprobablyhavetowatchyourbudget very carefully. Babies aren’t cheap. You also have to consider the costs that are involved in making your entire home child friendly.

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Traditionally there is a tendency for open spaces and parks in cities and towns to be planted with exotic plants.Thismakesthemhighmaintenance areas, requiring lots of watering, weeding and fertilization.

Already equipped to natural conditions, indigenous plants are easy to grow and maintain, generally need less fertilizer and water and need less effort to fight off pests.

Be water wise – inside and out Adopt a few smart watering habits to add to your gardening regime. Use organic mulch in garden beds and around trees to retain moisture and prevent weeds.

Water your garden in the early mornings to give the plants a good supply of water to face the heat of the day.

An easy way to save water is to collect rainwater runoff from your roof in rain barrels or even better, a Jo Jo tank next to your home (and office if you are a business owner).

Use that free, naturally soft water for your garden and other household needs.

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Start with the essentials Therearecertainitemsthatyoucan’tdo without. A cot, storage, a changing table and a chair for you to sit on when doing late night feeds. It’s important to get those in place first, before you start decorating or adding any other furniture.

The great thing is, you’re already scoring with these essentials. If you put in a chest of drawers or a cupboard that’s got a flat top and is the same height as a table would be, you don’t need to buy an extra changing table.

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It will take some getting used to, but by separating your plastics, paper, tins and glass into different bins you will reduce the amount of waste that ends up on dumps.

Set up a recycling station at your office or complex and get others involved.

The garden is the perfect recycling centre for almost any organic waste, includingfoodscrapskeptinseparate bins and transported to your compost heap.

You can even recycle inorganic householdwasteintorealorpotential garden equipment.

For example, no special, expensive equipment is needed to give your plants the benefits of reflected lightproved effective in helping to repel plant-eating insects, including aphids.

Shiny metal lids cut from food cans, for instance, placed on the ground under the foliage of sunlightloving plants like tomatoes and peppersreflectlightandenhancegrowth.

So this Heritage Month, proudly buySouthAfricanproducts,getwaste and water smart and make informed decisions about your consumption after all, this is not only a celebration of our heritage but the opportunity to start preparing for the heritage we leave behind.

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in the room A baby needs to be in an environment that is bright and has lots happening. This visual stimulation is so important for their development. This is why mobiles hanging over cots and lights that cast shapes on the walls are favourites for a nursery.

If these kinds of items don’t fit into your budget to begin with – don’t worry. A great way to bring in visual stimulation is just by painting the walls in bright colours. Try picking a fun theme – under water or a jungle – and painting shapes on the walls that match. This will be much cheaper than buying lots of toys.

Borrow as much as you can There’s nothing wrong with second-hand furniture from friends, family or neighbours whose children have out grown their nursery. In fact, the parents will probably thank you for taking the cot or changing table off their hands so that they can make room for items that their toddlers now need.

Shop around for the best price Take your time when shopping, and go looking for the bargain. You don’t have to get the latest and greatest gadgets for your baby, so rather see if you can get slightly older item at a reduced rate.

You can also check sites like Gumtree or BidorBuy for deals. Just be sure to go and see the items before you actually agree to buy them.

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What to consider when choosing a school >> Make sure you take these factors into consideration

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HERE is a lot to think about when choosing the right school for your child. Whether you are moving them to a new school or just choosing a school for them to start in, it is a big decision. How do you know what option is best?

Class Size: The number of children in each classroom may make a difference in how much your child is able to learn. Generally, state schools have large classes,butifyoulookaroundyoumayfind some that have smaller classes. Inde-

pendent or private schools tend to have smaller classes.

School Size: Some children do better in large schools where they have many other children to play with and many choi-

ces for classes. Others like smaller schools, where there aren’t as many choices for classes and closer relationships with students and teachers can be made. Again, state schools tend to be large, with large classes and fewer teachers. However, many of those teachers are dedicated and hard-working people who will do their best to give your child the individual attention they need.

for a school to be racially, ethnically, and culturally diverse.

AlthoughstateschoolsinSouthAfrica are not allowed to exclude anyone based on race or cultural background, some schools are mainly white, black, Indian or coloured simply because that is the way it has workedout.Youmayneedtolookoutside of your own community if you want your child to experience a truly multi-ethnic, multicultural school.

Location: Most families will try to choose a school close to them for convenience. You should also consider your child's safety on the trip to and from school, and whileatschool,andwhatfacilities are in the area as well (library, swimming pool and so on), if you can.

School Fees: Some state schools charge fees, but if youareunabletopaythefeestheywill still accept your child - no child may be denied basic education.

Ask at the local schools about fees, ‘hidden costs’ such as books, stationery and so on, and fee exemptions or discounts (many schools offer discounts for siblings).

Independent schools charge higher fees and do not offer fee exemptions, but many offer bursaries.

Diversity: To some parents it is important

The num­ ber of children in each classroom may make a difference in how much your child is able to learn.

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(Back from left). Sphelele Mavundla, Bryan Wil­ lard, Amahle Madlala, Siobhan Callow, Mmiselo Fica and Juanita Marcus. Front (from left) As­ anda Mbokazi, Andiswa Mseleku, Sibisiso Ngco­ bo and Aphile Dlamini.

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HE Hibberdene Academy seeks to be a vibrant and challenging school that opens the minds and hearts of all members of our community.

We endeavour to provide a transformative experi­ ence, while ensuring that each of our pupils grows to understand that serving and caring for others brings the highest rewards in life and the greatest likelihood of long term happiness and fulfillment.

We seek to ensure that every child realises his or her academic potential to the full, by offering challenging, demanding and exciting lessons from a curriculum presented by passionate, teachers.

Hibberdene Academy is deeply committed to providing a holistic education, and developing, not only each member of our community's individual

gifts, but also all our partners who are committed to educational ideals, through emphasis on the fol­ lowing: * Logical thinking *. Linguistic ability *. Social acceptance *. Personal development * Cultural involvement * Physical development * Spiritual development * Moral standards We believe that co­education provides the ideal environment for both boys and girls in which to learn, flourish, and develop into rounded and bal­ anced adults.

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Alex Offers: a relevant, non-sexist, non-racial environment quality education and affordable school fees a conscious concern for each of its pupils a general academic curriculum, including commercial & technical subjects guidance towards responsible citizenship THREE SCHOLARSHIPS (full tuition fees) TO TOP ACHIEVERS boarding for boys & girls

Application forms will be supplied on request and should be returned to the school by the CLOSING DATE: 12 MARCH 2015 Enquiries (Miss P. Mofokeng) Phone: 033 - 3948252 Fax: 033 - 3946059 or write: P/Bag X6 SCOTTSVILLE 3209

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TUITION CENTRE PORT EDWARD School Curriculums.

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BTEC UK NQF Level 3 Aged 16 – 18+.

• Business – Administration, Finance, Human Resource, Law, Marketing, Management, Logistics, Retail.

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2015 enrolments now open.

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Port Shepstone Islamic School promotes values >> The school has been in existence for 20 years

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ORT Shepstone Islamic School was born in tandem with our new democracy in 1994. Since then, this fledgling school has now grown in leaps and bounds and was voted the best school in the Ugu District at the 2014 Mayoral Awards. The school aroseoutofaneedinthelocalcommunity for a value-based institution which would prepare young people to meet the demands of globalisation and a constantly changing world. The school has as its primary values the holistic development of the child, providing

excellence in teaching and learning within an ethos permeated by Islamic-driven values and the need to produce leadership of a high calibre.

The school is governed by an able-bodied Board of Governors (BOG) which comprises professionals and members of the business community.

Each member has a sincere passion for the school and complement the school’s professional staff and management.

The BOG and staff meet annually to strategically charter the way forward for the school and its various components.

The latest development is the com-

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pletion of its twin-court Astro-Turf Projectwhichissuretoharnessthe community’s young energies.

The school offers the new CAPS syllabus and integrates Islamic values into its teaching curriculum.

The school caters for Grades 1-12 learners.

Olympiads, field-trips, thematic assembly talks, entrepreneur’s day, book evenings, career seminars and related psychometric assessments, remedial classes, matric intervention classes, sports, Arbor week, recycling and greening projects, creative art, public speaking activities, social outreach projects are some of the few extra-curricular activities that the school has on offer.

PORT SHEPTONE ISLAMIC SCHOOL

2015 ADMISSIONS NOW OPEN PHONE: 039-6824946

Join us for a night of fun on Friday, 10 October, 2014 • Weekly and Full Boarding • Bus from Westville and Hillcrest • Theme Dinners / Weekend Outings RSVP: marketing@stjohnsdsg.com Website: www.stjohnsdsg.com

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The school provides excellence at its chalk-face with its highly qualified, caring staff who treat learners as being unique individuals.

The school encourages good discipline amongst learners and also fosters good rapport with parents on all aspects related to the child’s education.

Theschoolisnon-racialandencourages from parents from all walks of life who demand excellence in teaching and learning.

The school admission for 2015 has commenced and the deadline for all submissions is 31 October 2014.

The school’s Admissions Secretary,MrsK.Mithacanbecontacted on 039-682 4946.

We provide a safe and interactive working school environment for your child where ISLAMIC VALUES are integrated into teaching Limited spaces available

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Michaelhouse for boys excels

Michaelhouse, the Anglican Di­ ocesan College of Natal, was founded in 1896 and is a South African boarding school for senior boys, with an in­ ternational repu­ tation.

>> School aims to provide a dynamic and progressive education

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HEMichaelhouseboardingschoolfor boys is a school of established heri­ tage with an innate respect for the individual. It is this long held tradition that distinguishes Michaelhouse from other senior boys' schools.

This boarding school for boys is set amongst the rolling green hills of the KwaZulu­Natal Midlands, providing sec­ ondary education from E Block (Grade 8) to A Block (Grade 12).

The 2013 class set a new benchmark for Matriculation success with an average of 2.8 A symbols per student. This achieve­ ment is truly remarkable and along with being the highest average of any inde­

pendent boys' school in the country.

Of the 107 boys who sat the examina­ tions last year, 101 achieved degree entry certificates with the balance of six boys passing with diploma entry certificates. An average grade of 73% was achieved by the class.

The results reflected an incredibly bal­ ancedgroupwithanincredible42ofMaths students achieving a distinction, more than half the Physical Science class earn­ ing an A symbol and both Music students taking home an A symbol for the subject.

All this goes in hand with the school's mis­ sion which is "to provide a dynamic and progressive education for boys that re­

spects individual needs and embraces di­ versity and change in pursuit of academic, sportingandculturalexcellence,whilepro­ viding social and leadership skills and nur­ turing spiritual growth."

Leadership training also forms an inte­ gral part of the education programme of­ fered at Michaelhouse. With a view to en­ couraging growth and individual leader­ ship skills, all boys are regularly involved in developmentally appropriate tasks and experiences. Extended hikes and dynamic adventure challenges are designed to en­ courage teamwork and cooperation and to foster self­discovery and esteem. They fo­ cus on building confidence in each boy so

Career counselling will benefit your child INthisfastchangingworldthebestyoucan doisempoweryourchildrenwithinsightin­ to who they are, (their personality, interest and values) their purpose here on earth as well as their intellectual potential and strengths – in other words, give them an opportunity to undergo career counselling.

Careercounsellingisparticularlyimpor­ tant for children and adults who have learning problems and/or Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyper­ activity Disorder (ADHD). ADHD is charac­ terised by inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity. Undiagnosed and untreated

ADD/ADHD can have disastrous effects on one’s development into adulthood – par­ ticularly with regards to achieving your po­ tentials not just at school but also socially and in a career. A well­trained, experienced psychologist can assess your child educa­ tionally psychologically and socially diag­

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that he is able to assume a leadership role with confidence.

Numerous leadership roles are created through formalised School Prefect, House Prefect and Student Leadership systems.

Specific programmes are run for those in­ volved in leadership positions in the School.Togethertheyformafundamental partoftheprogrammedesignedtonurture

the leaders of tomorrow, and to build an environmentwherejuniorboysareinspired through the example of their seniors.

Parents and prospective students are invited to the school on Sunday, October 19 to explore and find out more about the benefits of studying at Michaelhouse.

RSVP to Cathy Casalis catcas@michael­ house.org.

nose his or her unique set of strengths and areas of difficulty. The psychologist can recommend a treatment plan that will in­ clude ideas such as a uniquely tailored re­ medial education plan, liaison with the child’steachers,referraltomedicalspecial­ ists and/or allied health professionals and possibly homeopathic or mainstream medication. Even as an adult, be you ADHD or not, career path planning can be hugely

beneficial in empowering you with infor­ mationaboutyourselfandtherebyhelping youdevelopgoalsandfocusforyourfuture.

What is most important to realise is that you and your child are unique and that there should be no judgment attached to your uniqueness – you need to know and understand your uniqueness so that you can make the best choices for both of you. ­Dr Bernadine R James

Dr Bernadine James Counselling Psychologist Practice No. 8625093

Boys today, Men of principle tomorrow Michaelhouse invites parents to our open day on 19 October 2014 from 10am to 3pm for a day of fun and insight on our beautiful campus. RSVP: Mrs Cathy Casalis, catcas@michaelhouse.org by Wednesday 15 October 2014.

Dates to remember: Sunday 19 October 2014: 20 February 2015: 28 February 2015: 28 & 29 March 2015:

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Tips for seniors

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>>Don’t fall for con artists’ tricks

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NSCRUPULOUS fraudsters and petty criminals are increasingly preying on vulnerable senior citizens who are seen as “soft targets”.

Here are some valuable hints and tips to bear in mind: Senior safety begins at home: Install and use good locks on doors and windows Don’t hide keys under the doormat, in the mailbox or in a pot plant.

If needed, leave a spare key with a family member or a trusted neighbour When service or delivery people come to the door, ask for identification and check with their company if you’re still not 100% certain about their identity Make sure that the street number on your house is large, well­lit and unobstructed so that emergency personnel can find your home quickly when needed If you decide to install an alarm system, consider

one that is monitored for burglary, fire and medical emergencies If you live in a retirement home, ensure you have communication with the guard at the main gate Don’t fall for con artists’ tricks: Be wary of offers if they sound too good to be true, such as a free vacation, miracle cure, sure­fire invest­ ment, etc.

Be wary of anyone requesting personal informa­ tion such as your credit card and/or banking details.

If necessary, ask them for their details and call them back once you have verified that it is a legitimate re­ quest If someone tries to rush you into signing an insur­ ance policy, sales contract or any other contractual agreement, be suspicious. Read the documentation very carefully, and if possible ask a trusted friend or an advisor to check it too.

Senior citizens can follow easy steps to be safe in their homes and outside.

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Cycles

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General Sales

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Self Catering Cottages with lots of facilities R175 pppn 073 775 2861 039 316 6097 www.bellevuekzn.co.za Secure, seafront 14 sleeper on Ramsgate Main Beach. 180 degrees sea view. Includes domestic, DSTV Contact Tharia 082 655 2278

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Good homes needed for Harmony Hill Rescue Dogs.

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Young mix-breed male, one year, and female six months, still a pup. Both are sociable and love other dogs.

Toffee, lovely energetic female cross-breed. Loves people.

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Please email CVs to info@l-inc.co.za.

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September 26, 2014 AUCTION NOTICE OF SALE IN THE KWAZULU NATAL HIGH COURT, DURBAN, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, CASE NUMBER: 11065/2012, STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED / M D & E R STEPHEN. This is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above Honourable Court dated the 10 OCTOBER 2014 AT 10H00 AT THE SHERIFF’S STORE ROOM, OCEAN ECHO CENTRE (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) PARK RYNIE namely, CERTAIN: ERF 301 PARK RYNIE, REGISTRATION DIVISION E.T. PROVINCE OF KWAZULU NATAL, IN EXTENT 2518 (TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN) SQUARE METRES, HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER NO. T 58943/07.

The property is improved, without anything warranted by: 2A DWELLING COMPRISING OF 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, DINING ROOM & KITCHEN. Physical address is 301 ALKINS DRIVE, PARK RYNIE. ZONING: SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL (NOTHING GUARANTEED)

the material terms are 10% deposit, balance payable on transfer, guarantees within 21 days of sale. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff Scottburgh, 16 Williamson Street, Scottburgh. The office of the Sheriff for Scottburgh will conduct the sale with auctioneer JJ Mathews. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules, apply.

Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia: A) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. ( U R L h t t p : / / w w w. i n f o . g o v. z a / v i e w / DownloadFileAction ?id=99961) B) FICA - legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars.

C) Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000.00 by bank guarantee cheque D) Registration conditions.

The full Conditions can be inspected at the offices of the Sheriff High Court, SCOTTBURGH, 67 WILLIAMSON STREET, SCOTTBURGH. STRAUSS DALY INC. MRS CHETTY/S1272/4141.

AUCTION NOTICE OF SALE IN THE KWAZULU NATAL HIGH COURT, DURBAN, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, CASE NUMBER: 1 5 9 8 / 2 0 1 2 , NEDBANK LIMITED / S N BAIJNATH. This is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above Honourable Court dated the 10 OCTOBER 2014 AT 10H00 AT THE SHERIFF’S STORE ROOM, OCEAN ECHO CENTRE (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) PARK RYNIE namely, CERTAIN: ERF 278 HIBBERDENE, R E G I S T R AT I O N DIVISION ET, PROVINCE OF KWAZULU NATAL, IN EXTENT 2264 (TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR) SQUARE METRES, HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER NO. T6351/06. The property is improved, without anything warranted by: PARTIALLY BUILT BRICK CEMENT HOUSE UP TO WINDOW SIZE. Physical address is 278 DAVID DRIVE, HIBBERDENE. ZONING: SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL ( N O T H I N G GUARANTEED) the material terms are

10% deposit, balance payable on transfer, guarantees within 21 days of sale. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff Scottburgh, 16 Williamson Street, Scottburgh.

The office of the Sheriff for Scottburgh will conduct the sale with auctioneer JJ Mathews.

Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules, apply.

Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia: A)Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. (URLhttp:// w w w. i n f o . g o v. z a / view/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961) B) FICA - legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars.

C) Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000.00 by bank guarantee cheque D) Registration conditions.

The full Conditions can be inspected at the offices of the Sheriff High Court, SCOTTBURGH, 67 WILLIAMSON STREET, SCOTTBURGH. STRAUSS DALY INC. MRS ADAMS/N0183/3719.

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AUCTION IN THE KWAZULU-NATALHIGH COURT, DURBAN, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. CASE NO. 5326/2011 In the matter between ABSA BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and SYDNEY NOEL LOUBSER 1st Defendant ANTOINETTE LOUBSER 2nd Defendant NOTICE OF SALE The property which will be put up for auction on Friday the 10th October 2014 at 10h00 at the Sheriff’s storeroom, Ocean Echo Centre (opp. Post Office), Park Rynie consists of: DESCRIPTION: A UNIT CONSISTING OF: (a) SECTION NO. 15 AS SHOWN AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED ON SECTIONAL PLAN NO. SS124/06 IN THE SCHEME KNOWN AS SEE-2-SEA IN RESPECT OF THE LAND AND BUILD-

ING OR BUILDINGS SITUATE AT HIBBERDENE IN THE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY OF WHICH SECTION THE FLOOR AREA, ACCORDING TO THE SAID SECTIONAL PLAN, IS 78 (SEVENTY-EIGHT) SQUARE METRES IN EXTENT; AND (b) AN UNDIVIDED SHARE IN THE COMMON PROPERTY IN THE SCHEME APPORTIONED TO THE SAID SECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PARTICIPATION QUOTA AS ENDORSED ON THE SAID SECTIONAL PLAN HELD BY CERTIFICATE OF REGISTERED SECTIONAL TITLE NO. ST9280/2006 PHYSICAL ADDRESS: FLAT NO. 15, SEE2-SEA, 7 BARRACUDA BOULEVARD, HIBBERDENE, KWAZULU-NATAL. I M P ROV E M E N T S : SECTIONAL TITLE UNIT COMPRISING OF: LOUNGE, DIN-

ING ROOM, KITCHEN, 2 BEDROOMS, BATHROOM, SINGLE GARAGE. But nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof.

THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Residential (nothing guaranteed).

The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed, and are “voetstoots”.

The full conditions of sale may be inspected at the Sheriffs Office at 67 Williamson Street, Scottburgh.

TAKE FURTHER NOTE THAT: 1. The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the above court.

2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Umzinto at 67 Williamson Street, Scottburgh.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia, Directive of the Consumer Protec-

tion Act 68 of 2008 URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info. gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction ?id=99961).

4.

Fica-Legislation i.r.o. Proof of identity and address particulars - List of other Fica requirements at the Sheriff’s office.

5. Refundable deposit of R10 000.00 in cash to be supplied prior to the sale.

6. The office of the Sheriff for Umzinto will conduct the sale with auctioneer Mrs J.J. Matthews.

7. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to the court rules apply.

DATED at DURBAN this 10th day of September 2014.

PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS JOHNSTON & PARTNERS 25 CLARIBEL ROAD MORNINGSIDE DURBAN REF: D J STILWELL/T DE KOCK/48 A500 318

NOTICE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 244 of 2014 BID NO: 8/2/1524 MICROSOFT OPEN VALUE LICENSES LEVEL D The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites bids for the Supply and Delivery of Microsoft Open Value Licenses Level D for One (1) Year Period as specified in the under-mentioned bid document.

Bid documents may be obtained after 08h00 on Friday, 26 September 2014 from the offices of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R 295.00 (Two Hundred and Ninety Five Rand) VAT inclusive per set.

NB:

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND DESIGN CC NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION, MINE PERMIT APPLICATION AND WATER USE LICENCE APPLICATION FOR THE PROPOSED SAND MINING OPERATION ON THE UMZUMBE RIVER, SUB 5 OF THE FARM LUCAS 2626 ET, HIBBERDENE, UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, KWAZULU-NATAL Notice is hereby given that Triple Option Trading 608 cc is applying for Environmental Authorisation, Mine Permit and Water Use Licence for a proposed 5 hectare sand mining operation on the Umzumbe River, near Hibberdene.

The following legislation is applicable: • Environmental Authorisation from the KZN Department of Economic Affairs, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) (NEMA) and associated Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations (GNR. 544, 18 June 2010 as amended); • Section 21 (c) & (i) of the National Water Act, 19 98 (Act No. 36 of 1998) (NWA); and • Mine Permit application to the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) in terms of Section 27 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act No. 28 of 2002) (MPRDA) and associated regulations.

PROJECT LOCATION The proposed site is located on the Umzumbe River on Sub 5 of the Farm Lucas 2626 ET, Hibberdene, Ugu District Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal. GPS co-ordinates: 30o36’9_00”S, 30o32”35.00”E. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS Environmental Planning and Design cc have been appointed as an independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) by Triple Option Trading 608 cc to undertake the necessary public participation processes in support of the above applications.

OPPORTUNITY TO REGISTER AS AN I&AP AND TO COMMENT ON THE APPLICATION Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register to receive further information and/ or comment on the abovementioned project. The initial registration period will be from Thursday 25th September to 27th October 2014.

Fully completed bid documents in a sealed envelope, clearly marked: “Bid No: 8/2/1524 – Microsoft Open Value Licenses Level D For One (1) Year”, must be deposited in the Tender Box which is situated in the foyer of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240 not later than 12h00 on Friday, 10 October 2014 thereafter all bids will be opened in public. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid documents.

Hibiscus Coast Municipality subscribes to the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (BBBEE), Act 53 of 2003, Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000, (Act No. 5 of 2000). The 80/20 preference point system shall be applicable for the evaluation and adjudication of proposals.

All proposal enquiries are to be directed to the IT Manager, Mr Collin Ngilande on 039 688 2043 / 2024.

NOTE TO BIDDERS ON BID CONDITIONS: •

The Supply Chain Management Policy of Hibiscus Coast Municipality will apply. The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice to bid;

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Bids that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronically or not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation;

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Company profile together with previous experience of 3 years or more must be furnished with the bid. Failure to submit company profile and relevant proof of experience in respect of the said bid will result in the bid not being further evaluated;

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Council reserves the right to inspect the business premises to ensure that they meet with all the relevant requirements of the company;

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Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees are not allowed to bid or quote;

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Unsuccessful bidders will be informed of the tender outcome through Municipal website and local newspaper/s. Aggrieved unsuccessful bidders will be allowed to lodge, within fourteen (14) days of the decision or action, a written objection or complaint to the Office of the Municipal Manager through email, mm@hcm.gov.za or fax number 0865297195.

Complaints or objections received after fourteen (14) days of the date of the notice will not be entertained.

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Bids submitted are to be valid for a period of 120 days.

Should you wish to be registered as an I&AP, obtain additional information or comment on the proposed project, please contact the Public Participation Office by no later than Monday 27th October using the contact details below: Natalie Way-Jones/ Susan Marshall Environmental Planning and Design cc 4 Vista Avenue, Westville, 3630 Tel/ Fax. 031 266 8241 Cell: 083 254 6602 Email: natalie@enviroconsult.co.za/susan@enviroconsult.co.za

Cashier Offices are ONLY at the Old Post Office Building, opposite Shoprite Checkers, Port Shepstone (i.e. Cnr of Wooley and Robinson Street) bid documents will only be issued on a receipt obtained from a Cashier.

SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O.BOX 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

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COMPLIANCE: This advert complies with CPA and can be obtained from our offices or downloaded from www.tirhaniauctioneers.co.za. NOTICE TO BUYERS: 10% Deposit payable on the fall of the hammer. 10% + VAT buyers commission. 7 Days for confirmation by the seller. 30 Days from acceptance for the guarantees. REGISTRATION: All prospective bidders must register and provide proof of identity (ID) and proof of residence.

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 203 of 2014 BID NO: 8/2/1505

082 575 1164

UPGRADE OF MAGEDE MZOBE SPORTS FIELD AND FACILITIES IN WARD 29

AUCTIONEER: Herman Botha-Bosch

www.tirhaniauctioneers.co.za herman@tirhani.co.za

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites bids for the works included in the above project / tender. Only Bidders who are registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) with a classification grading of a 4CEor higher, are eligible to submit a tender and will be considered for an award.

NOTICE

Bid documents may be obtained after 07h30 on Friday, 26 September 2014 from the offices of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, Department: Human Settlement and Infrastructure at 1 Protea Road, Marburg upon payment of a non-refundable cash payment of R 646.00 (Six Hundred and Forty Six Rand) VAT inclusive per set.

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Cashier offices are ONLY at the Old Post Office Building, opposite Shoprite Checkers, Port Shepstone (i.e. Cnr of Wooley and Robinson Street) bid documents will only be issued on a receipt obtained from a cashier.

A compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at Department: Human Settlement and Infrastructure at 1 Protea Road, Marburg on Wednesday, 01 October 2014 at 10h00. The meeting will be followed by a site visit to the Magede Mzobe Sportsfield in Ward 29.

NOTE: TENDER DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AT THE CLARIFICATION MEETING. Fully completed bid documents in a sealed envelope, clearly marked “Bid No: 8/2/1505– Upgrade of the Magede Mzobe Sportsfield and Facilities in Ward 29” must be deposited in the tender box at the Municipal Offices at 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, no later than 12h00 on Friday, 17 October 2014 thereafter all tenders will be opened in public. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid documents.

All technical enquiries are to be directed to Mr. P. Mjekula of Masakhekulunge Project Managers on 039 312 0856 / 082 810 8056 or via email admin@masakhekulunge.co.za.

The procedure for evaluation of responsive tender offers will be a Method 4: Financial Offer, Preferences and Quality (functionality). Evaluation of tenders will be done in two stages.

Firstly, eligibility and quality (functionality) will be assessed; where after tenders with a minimum of 60% of points will be evaluated using the 90/10 Preference Point System for Financial Offer and Preference. The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA) applies to this tender.

Total Score for Quality (Functionality) Item 1

Criteria Successful completion of similar projects.

Possible Full Points 30

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Financial Bank Rating Experience of Key Personnel

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NOTE TO BIDDERS ON BID CONDITIONS: •

The Supply Chain Management Policy of Hibiscus Coast Municipality will apply. The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice to bid;

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Bids that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronically or not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation;

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Company profile together with previous experience of 3 years or more must be furnished with the bid. Failure to submit company profile and relevant proof of experience in respect of the said bid will result in the bid not being further evaluated;

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 241 of 2014 BID NO: 8/2/1522 APPOINTMENT OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER TO PROVIDE VERGE CUTTING SERVICES The Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites bids for the provision of verge cutting service within the jurisdiction of Municipal area for five (5) months period as specified in the under-mentioned bid document.

Bid documents may be obtained after 07h30 on Friday, 26 September 2014 from the offices of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R 295.00 (Two Hundred and Ninety Five Rand) VAT inclusive per set.

NB:

Cashier Offices are ONLY at the Old Post Office Building, opposite Shoprite Checkers, Port Shepstone (i.e. Cnr of Wooley and Robinson Street) bid documents will only be issued on a receipt obtained from a Cashier.

Fully completed bid documents in a sealed envelope, clearly marked: “Bid No: 8/2/1522 – Appointment of the Service Provider to Provide Verge Cutting Service for five (5) Month Period”, must be deposited in the Tender Box which is situated in the foyer of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240 not later than 12h00 on Friday, 10 October 2014 thereafter all bids will be opened in public. Proposals are to be completed in accordance with the conditions attached to the bid documents.

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held at Uvongo Library – Activities Room on Friday, 03 October 2014 at 11h00.

Hibiscus Coast Municipality subscribes to the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (BBBEE), Act 53 of 2003, Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000, (Act No. 5 of 2000). The 80/20 preference point system shall be applicable for the evaluation and adjudication of proposals. A bid will not be disqualified from the bidding process if the Bidder does not submit a Certificate substantiating the BEE status level of contribution or is a non-compliant contributor, such a Bidder will score zero (0) out of a maximum of 20 points.

All proposal enquiries are to be directed to the Mr Philani Khambule on 039 688 2272.

NOTE TO BIDDERS ON BID CONDITIONS: •

The Supply Chain Management Policy of Hibiscus Coast Municipality will apply. The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice to bid;

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Bids that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronically or not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation;

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Council reserves the right to inspect the business premises to ensure that they meet with all the relevant requirements of the company;

Company profile together with previous experience of 3 years or more must be furnished with the bid. Failure to submit company profile and relevant proof of experience in respect of the said bid will result in the bid not being further evaluated;

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Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees are not allowed to bid or quote;

Council reserves the right to inspect the business premises to ensure that they meet with all the relevant requirements of the company;

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Unsuccessful bidders will be informed of the tender outcome through Municipal website and local newspaper/s. Aggrieved unsuccessful bidders will be allowed to lodge, within fourteen (14) days of the decision or action, a written objection or complaint to the Office of the Municipal Manager through email, mm@hcm.gov.za or fax number 0865297195.

Complaints or objections received after fourteen (14) days of the date of the notice will not be entertained.

Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees are not allowed to bid or quote;

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Bids submitted are to be valid for a period of 120 days.

Unsuccessful bidders will be informed of the tender outcome through Municipal website and local newspaper/s. Aggrieved unsuccessful bidders will be allowed to lodge, within fourteen (14) days of the decision or action, a written objection or complaint to the Office of the Municipal Manager through email, mm@hcm.gov.za or fax number 0865297195.

Complaints or objections received after fourteen (14) days of the date of the notice will not be entertained.

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Bids submitted are to be valid for a period of 120 days.

SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY P.O. Box 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

SM MBILI MUNICIPAL MANAGER P.O. Box 5 PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

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Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 E-mail: mahlatse@umzumbe.gov.za

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Project Name: Contract No :

UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE

Construction of UCC Access Road (ward 11) UMZ- 44T-2014

C/o P.O. Box 561 HIBBERDENE 4220

Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 E-mail: mahlatse@umzumbe.gov.za

RE-TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Project Name: Contract No :

Completion Of Mpisane Access Road (Ward 19) UMZ- 47T-2014

Tenders are hereby invited for the Construction of UCC Access Road (ward 11). The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. Tenderers should be registered and have CIDB contractor grading designation of 4CE OR HIGHER and appropriate experience in road construction.

The work must be completed within six (06) Months.

Tenders are hereby invited for the Completion of Mpisane Access Road in ward 19 Mnafu Location.

The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. Tenderers should be registered and have CIDB contractor grading designation of 3CE OR HIGHER and appropriate experience in road construction. The works shall be completed within four (4) Months.

Tender documents will be available for collection from the Municipal offices on Monday, 29th of September 2014 from the Finance Department, Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene upon the payment of a non-refundable fee of R500.00 for each document in cash.

Tender documents will be available for collection from the Municipal offices on Tuesday, 30th of September 2014 from the Finance Department, Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road , Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene upon the payment of a non-refundable fee of R500.00 for each document in cash.

A compulsory briefing will be held punctually at Municipality Offices on Wednesday , 08th of October 2014 at 10H00AM and prospective tenderers are to meet at Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene. Technical enquiries should be addressed to Mr Sandile Phakathi of Umzumbe Local Municipality on (039) 972 0005 or 079 019 6713 or email address: sandile@umzumbe.gov.za. Supply Chain enquiries should be addressed to Mr T Ngilande on 039 972 0005 or 082 635 2678 or email address: thembalihle@umzumbe.gov.za.

A compulsory site inspection will be held punctually at Municipality on Thursday , 07th of October 2014 at 10H00AM and prospective tenderers are to meet at Umzumbe Local Municipality’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene. Technical enquiries should be addressed to Mr Sandile Phakathi of Umzumbe Local Municipality on( 039) 972 0005 or 079 019 6713. Supply chain enquiries should be addressed to Mr T Ngilande on 039 972 0005 or 082 835 2678 or thembalihle@umzumbe.gov.za.

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Construction of UCC Access Road : Contract No: UMZ -44T-2014 and must be deposited in the Tender Box at the offices of Umzumbe Local Municipality’s situated at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene, not later than 12H00 on Friday, 17th of October 2014 . Tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the Tenderer and the Tendered Amount will be read out.

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Completion of Mpisane Access Road in ward 19, Mnafu Location : Contract No: UMZ -47T-2014 and must be deposited in the Tender Box at the offices of Umzumbe Local Municipality’s situated at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene, not later than 12H00 on Friday 17 October 2014 . Tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the Tenderer and the Tendered Amount will be read out.

The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will be Method 4 (Financial Offer, Quality and Preference) and quality will be evaluated prior to financial and preference. Functionality / quality: tender must achieve at least 60% in order to qualify for the second stage of evaluation. The 90/10 scoring will apply in the second stage of evaluation.

Quality shall be scored independently in accordance with the following schedules; Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule:

Experience of the Bidder Qualification and experience of site agent Experience on Foreman Construction Method Statement

The following points will be awarded during the second stage of evaluation: Price B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor Non-Compliant Contributor TOTAL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5

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90 10 09 08 05 04 03 02 01 0 100

The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will be Method 4 ( Financial Offer, Quality and Preference) and quality will be evaluated prior to financial and preference. Functionality / quality: tender must achieve at least 60% in order to qualify for the second stage of evaluation. The 90/10 scoring will apply in the second stage of evaluation.

Quality shall be scored independently in accordance with the following schedules; Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule: Evaluation Schedule:

Experience of the Bidder Qualification and experience of site agent Experience on Foreman Construction Method Statement

The following points will be awarded during the second stage of evaluation: Price B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor B-BEE Status Level of Contributor Non-Compliant Contributor TOTAL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5

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90 10 09 08 05 04 03 02 01 0 100

Umzumbe Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (Act No. 5 of 2000)

Umzumbe Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (Act No. 5 of 2000)

Umzumbe Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the tender.

Umzumbe Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the tender.

Ms NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

Ms NC Mgijima Municipal Manager Umzumbe Local Municipality

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classifieds UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITY UMASIPALA WASEMZUMBE

C/o P.O. Box 561 HIBBERDENE 4220

Tel: c/o 039 972 0005 Fax: c/o 039 972 0099 E-mail: mahlatse@umzumbe.gov.za

( RE·ADVERTISEMENT ) COMMITTEE OFFICER POST LEVEL 6 (R155 724.60 - R180 179.03 p.a) Applications are hereby invited from suitable qualified persons to apply for the position of Committee Officer Key Requirements for the Post • B Degree/Diploma or any relevant post matric qualification from the recognized institution • Computer literacy · MS Word applications is essential • 0-2 year’s relevant secretarial experience preferable in Local Government.

Key Performance Areas Providing secretarial support to Council, its Committees and Forums within the Municipality, by • •

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Circulating notification, agenda and minutes of the previous meetings to members Performing specific secretarial sequences at meetings with regards to circulation and completion of attendance registers, recording details of proceedings/discussion proposals and recommendation and making available of copies of correspondence referred to in discussions to members Communicating with Office Bearers to establish items for conclusion on the agenda and submission of investigation /general reports and proposals supporting agenda items Minutes taking Preparing reports and agendas Distributing of agendas and notice of meeting timeously to committee members Keeping and updating attendance registers Arranging venues and catering for meetings

All applications should be addressed to: The Human Resources Manager, Umzumbe Municipality PO Box 561, Hibberdene, 4220 or be hand delivered to MPCC Sipofu Road Umthwalume 4186.

Enquiries must be directed to: The Human Resources Manager (039 972 0005).

Closing date for all applications is 10 October 2014.

MUNICIPAL NOTICE DRAFT PUBLIC HEALTH BY-LAWS Ugu District Municipality is in the process of finalising Public Health by-laws as per Section 256 of the Constitution and Section 24, Chapter 2: Bill of Rights, and other related legislation. Same are in a draft form and are being made available for public comments.

Therefore members of the public are hereby being invited to make written representations on the draft by-law document, which is available for viewing on the following venues and sources: Venue Ugu website Ugu Oslo Beach Offices Ugu Port Shepstone Offices Ugu Park Rynie Offices Ugu Harding Offices

Address www.ugu.gov.za/ Phase 2 Building, 96 Marine Drive, Oslo Beach 28 Cornor Street, and 31 Bazley Street, Port Shepstone Corner William and Preston Streets, Park Rynie Lot 186, Musgrave Road, Harding

Comment period closes 14 days from the date of this advert and comments can be sent by post, marked for the attention of The Municipal Manager - PO Box 33 Port Shepstone, 4240; OR via e-mail to Ms Noloyiso Walingo or Prajesh Ramsumugth on Noloyiso.Walingo@ugu.gov.za or Prajesh.Ramsumugth@ugu.gov.za or Telephone 039 688 5794 / 039 9761333.

UMTHETHO OHLONGOZWAYO WEDOLOBHA OLAWULA EZEMPILO YOMPHAKATHI UMasipala weSifunda Ugu usezinhlelweni zokuqedela uMthetho weDolobha olawula ezempilo yompakathi njengokubalula kweSigatshana sama 256 soMthetho Sisekelo wezwe kanye neSigatshana 24 Segatsha lesi 2 Somthetho ovikela amalungelo abantu, kanye neminye imithetho ebandakanyekayo. Lomthetho weDolobha osahlongozwa uyatholakala ukuze umphakathi ukwazi ukubeka imibono ngawo.

Ngalokho ke, amalunga omphakathi ayamenywa ukuletha izethulo ezibhaliwe kuloMthetho wedolobha ohlongozwayo. Uyatholakala ukuthi ufundwe kuphela kulezindawo ezilandelayo.

Indawo Ugu website Ugu Oslo Beach Offices Ugu Port Shepstone Offices Ugu Park Rynie Offices Ugu Harding Offices

Beer this — a pint really is good for you YOUmightalreadybeawareofthehealthbenefits of moderate alcohol consumption, but did you know that your favourite pint (around 470 ml) may actually have some amazing health benefits you were probably not aware of?

This could be really good news if you are a beer drinker, but before you get too excited about that next drink and order a keg, remember that alcohol is a double-edged sword — with moderation and responsibility being the key to a healthy balance.

Johannesburg-based private practising dietician Ashleigh Caradas says that the research shows that people who consume alcohol moderately live longer than those who don’t drink alcohol at all.

“Whilesomeofthehealthbenefitsassociated with moderate beer drinking can be attributed to the ether portion of alcohol itself, some of the benefits can be uniquely attributed to your favourite beer,” explains Caradas.

Regardless of your alcohol choices, Caradas warns that in excess, alcohol can raise blood pressure and triglyceride levels (thus increasing heart disease risk) and can leach calcium from the bones (thus increasing osteoporosis risk), or could lead to liver or kidney damage.

“Thekeythereforetoenjoyingbeer’shealth benefits, is moderation. And what is moderation? It means no more than two to three 340 ml cans of beer per day for men and no more than one to two for women,” she says.

For those who can practise moderation, these are some of the health benefits you may enjoy.

• INCREASED INTAKE OF PROTEIN, B VITAMINS AND ANTIOXIDANTS From a nutritional standpoint, beer contains more protein and B vitamins than wine.

According to a 2001 antioxidant food review in Nutrition Reviews, beer contains around double the amount of antioxidants as whitewinebuthalfofthatofredwine.Thespecific antioxidants in beer are different because the barley and hops used in the production of beer contain flavonoids different from those in the grapes used in the production of wine.

NC Mgijima Municipal Manager

Ikheli www.ugu.gov.za/ Phase 2 Building, 96 Marine Drive, Oslo Beach 28 Cornor Street, and 31 Bazley Street, Port Shepstone Corner William and Preston Streets, Park Rynie Lot 186, Musgrave Road, Harding

Ukwamukelwa kweziphakamiso, kuzovalwa ngemuva kwezinsuku eziyi14 ngemuva kokufakwa kwalesikhangiso, zingathunyelwa ngeposi, zibhalwe ngalaba abalandelayo: The Municipal Manager - PO Box 33 Port Shepstone, 4240 NOMA nge e-mail ku Ms Noloyiso Nkqeto noma ku Prajesh Rasumugth ku Noloyiso.Nkqeto@ugu.gov.za noma ku Prajesh.Ramsumugth@ugu.gov.za noma kulenombolo yocingo 039 688 5794 / 039 9761333.

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• HEALTHIER BOWEL FUNCTION Beer is a good source of soluble fibre, which is derived from the cell walls of malted barley.

One litre of beer can contain up to six grams of soluble fibre, which is a third of the recommended daily intake.

Solublefibreaidsinhealthybowelfunction, and also helps mop up excess cholesterol and sugar in the digestive system. A 230 ml can of beer will contain about 5,7 grams of total carbohydrates. Of those, just 2,5 grams will be residual sugar and the rest dietary fibre. In comparison, a standard (175 ml) glass of wine contains 5,9 grams of carbohydrate but 5,6 grams of that will be free sugars and wine has no dietary fibre.

• REDUCED RISK OF HEART DISEASE The topic of heart disease and alcohol is controversial because it can be both a protective and a causal factor, explains Caradas. It really depends on the mechanism of action and what the individual is going to benefit from most — either moderation or abstinence. It has long been known that moderate alcohol consumption reduces the risk of heart disease, when comparedtoheavydrinkersandeventeetotalers.

The main mechanisms by which beer lowers heart disease risk is by increasing our levels of HDL, or good cholesterol and by preventing clotting (by lowering clotting factors like fibrinogen) and therefore thinning the blood.

However, people with high triglycerides or hypertension are still encouraged to exercise caution when drinking alcohol, which exacerbatesthesetworiskfactorsforcoronaryartery disease, explains Caradas.

• STRONGER BONES Beer is high in the mineral silicon, which can act as a powerful bone strengthener. In fact, beeristheonlynaturalsourceofsilicaforpost– menopausal women. According to a 2009 study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutri­ tion, moderate beer drinkers had a higher bone mineral density when compared to peo-

Could beer be the answer to some of your health issues?

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ple who drank more or fewer beers. Pale ale tends to have the highest silica content of all the beer types. “Don’t use beer as your anti-osteoporosis plan. High intakes of calcium, lots of vegetables and weight-bearing exercise are key to a healthy bone density,” advises Caradas.

• REDUCED CANCER RISK Heterocyclic amines (HCAs) are carcinogenic compounds produced when meat is cooked at high temperatures. Marinating meat or chicken in beer or wine has been shown to reduce the formation of carcinogenic HCA’s by up to 88% with beer to be the more effective HCA-reducing marinade according to a 2009 study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.

At the same time, high alcohol intake has been linked to certain cancers, like those of the mouth and digestive system as well as breast cancers.

• REDUCED RISK OF DIABETES “Contrary to what you might think, alcohol actually lowers blood sugar rather than raising it,” says Caradas.

Alarge2011Harvardstudyofabout38 000 middle-aged men found that when those who drank moderately (around two drinks per day), dropped their diabetes risk by 25%. Beer, however, has a high glycemic index of 100, which means it can cause spikes and then drops in blood sugar levels.

In moderation, however, the effect is not severe because beer has a moderate glycemic load of six, due to its relatively low carbohydrate content.

• IMPROVED COGNITION “In high amounts, alcohol can cause brain damage, but in moderation it can actually sharpen the mind and even prevent dementia,” says Caradas.

Results from the Nurses Health Study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2005, which looked at the health of 11 000 older women showed that moderate drinkers (those who consumed about one drink a day) loweredtheirriskofmentaldeclinebyasmuch as 20%, compared to non-drinkers. In addition, older women who drank moderately were found to benefit the most from moderate drinking.

• CAN BEER BE USED AS PART OF A CALORIE-CONTROLLED DIET? The term “beer belly” is somewhat of a myth, explains Caradas. “We cannot blame our size on just one thing. The real reasons for increased weight gain are too many calories relativetotheamountofenergyburntoff,”sheexplains.

Whilebeermaycontributetothiscalorieintake,itisonlyasmallpartoftheequation. Beer drinking is often accompanied by heavy eating,whichcouldcauseissueswithweightgain.

Abeercontainsaround150calories(or630 kilojoules), and around 12 grams carbohydrates, which is less than that found in a slice of bread. Moderate consumption in conjunction with a healthy diet should not therefore lead to weight gain, provided calorie and carbohydrates are controlled elsewhere in the daily diet.

If you are a habitual beer drinker, do so always in moderation. If you have hypertension or any pre-existing heart condition, always consult your physician especially if you tend to drink in excess, says Caradas.

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>> Crossword Solution 170 Across 1Poland,4Distress,9Opaque,10Iden­ tity, 12 Hint, 13 Corps, 14 Sign, 17 Single­ minded, 20 Hors de combat, 23 Onus 24 Hitch, 25 Fake, 28 Indolent, 29 Liv­ ing, 30 Latitude, 31 Clinch.

Down 1 Prophesy, 2 Learning, 3 Noun, 5 Inde­ pendence, 6 Tiny, 7 Elicit, 8 Spying, 11 Commissioned, 15 Gloom, 16 Decoy, 18 Abrasion, 19 Strength, 21 Jovial, 22 Pundit, 26 Glut, 27 Till.

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There is no winner for the crossword this week

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

CROSSWORD 172

THE CROSSWORD NO LONGER CARRIES A PRIZE Across 1 Thick, warm scarf (7) 4 Bet (5) 7 Something done (4) 8 Excessive eating (8) 10 Printed matter (10) 12 Frank (6) 13 Destitution (6) 15 Most populous US state (10) 18 Not genuine (8) 19 Yearn (4) 20 To stain (5) 21 Ardent enthusiast (7)

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SUDOKU NO LONGER CARRIES A PRIZE How to play: Fill in the missing numbers on the grid so every horizontal row, ver­ tical column and every 3x3 square contains the numbers 1­9, without omitting or re­ peating any.

Down 1 Exemplary (5) 2 Passing quickly (8) 3 Tell (6) 4 Large juicy fruit (10) 5 Well­behaved (4) 6 Kingship (7) 9 As a rule (10) 11 Renegade (8) 12 Proverbially rich king (7) 14 Easily converted into cash (6) 16 Standpoint (5) 17 Cloudy (4)

Uranus will be nearest to earth on Oc­ tober 7.

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Planets and meteor showers in October

>> Don’t miss the meteor shower on the morning of October 21, with meteors every three minutes.

RADO MOSKOV radomoskov@gmail.com Mercury THE best time to observe it is in the beginning of the month on the west after sunset, sets at 7.47pm. Mercury is not only the nearest planet to the Sun, according to Kepler’s third law it is also the fastest one orbiting the Sun. You can visually see this by watching daily and seeing it disappear in front of the sun by the 16th, when Mercury will be at inferior conjunction, lined up with the Earth and the Sun, at perigee ­ the smallest distance from Earth, 99 Million km.

For more info see www.crocodilecrazy.co.za For tickets please phone 039 3166204

Venus Can’t be seen during October because it will closer to the sun.

On the 23rd it will be at superior conjunction at its greatest dis­ tance from us, behind the Sun. Mars Can be seen high on the west, keeping more or less the same distance from the horizon through the month and moving in Ophi­ ucus. On the 21st it will enter Sagittarius, where it will stay till for rest of the month. Don’t miss the night of 27th, when Mars is going to be within the same field of view of 48X telescope to­ gether with the beautiful Lagoon Nebula,.

Jupiter Is in Cancer, can be seen before sunrise on the northeastern horizon. Can be easily confused with Venus as a morning star but Jupiter’s royal gold brightnessbetraythatitisthebiggestplanet.By14th will enter Leo. In the beginning of the month rises at 3h12, by the end of the month at 1h30.

Saturn Can be seen low on the western horizon in the evening in the beginning of the month, and during the month will go lower and lower with each passing day, so that by the end of the month will disappear in the rays of the setting Sun. Uranus In October the conditions to see Uranus are the best. On the 7th is at opposition and it will be at its nearest to us directly opposing the Earth as seen from the Sun, and that will be the best time to see it, available throughout the whole night in Pisces, just 2.4° from the faint star Delta Piscium.

Neptune Is high enough by sunset in the beginning of the month on the east, setting at 6H02, at the end of the month 4H00, in Aquarius.

METEOR SHOWERS Orionodis From 2nd October till 7th November in constella­ tion Orion. On 21 August at 4H21 is the maximum, 23 meteors per hour. The tiny crescent Moon will be very low on the horizon and its weak light will not interfere with the glorious view. Hope to be a cloud­ less morning as to enjoy the spectacle.

September 26, 2014

Register now for cycle classic THE Lake Eland Quattro Classic powered by the Burry Stander Foundation takes place on Sunday, 28 September at Lake Eland.

In honour Stander’s legacy, the family started the Burry Stander Bike Park on the Old St Faith’s Road in January this year.

The park is a safe environment for cyclists and has been a huge success

so far.

The park has also produced a developmentteamofsixpeoplewhowill cycle at the event on Sunday.

The park has also hosted about 150 under privilege children, teaching them how to ride a bicycle, giving them a meal and allowing them to spend time in a safe environment.

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Lateentryregistrationisfrom7am until 9am.

For more details call 0824404666 or 0794937499.

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HIS year’s Africa Marine & Leisure Expo will see one very important addition to the traditional stalls, markets, activities and conservational speakers, which will take the spotlight at the event.

The SouthCoast Strongman Triathlon will be the main sporting focus at the expo, which takes place in and around Scottburgh during the first weekend of November.

The event is being held in association with Triathlon Plus SA Magazine and SouthCoast Tourism and will follow an innovative format not previously seen in South Africa, with its three separate stages being held over the course of three days.

This new format, as well as the event’s status as one of only a few triathlons currently held in southern KwaZulu-Natal, will act as a draw for top calibre triathletes while also keeping the event accessible for more casual entrants. With Scottburgh’s spectacular beaches providing a fitting backdrop for such displays of sporting prowess, the triathlon is sure to be a real hit with spectators as well.

The SouthCoast Strongman Triathlon will run from Friday 31 October through until Sunday 2 November, with each day dedicated to one of the event’s three disciplines.

By spacing out the running, swimming and cycling, competitors will be able to approach each section of the competition feeling fresh and able to perform to their very best.

Additionally, each discipline will have separate categories catering to entrants of every age bracket, and those that take part will have the opportunity to compete either singly or in teams.

The format of the new triathlon lends the event an exciting flexibility, meaning that competitors can choose to take part in one, two or all three elements.

Those that choose to take on the challengeofthefulltriathlonwillhave

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Former Multiple South Afri­ can Triathlon Champion and Race Director, Glen Gore in­ vites cyclists to the South­ Coast Strongman Triathlon in November

their times added together over the course of the weekend to determine the eventual overall champion.

Thanks to the extended nature of theSouthCoastStrongmanTriathlon, the individual events on each day will be relatively short- giving spectators ample time to appreciate the rest of what the expo has to offer whilst still lending their support to competitors.

The expo aims to celebrate humanity’s relationship with the ocean, whilst simultaneously exploring and promoting the concept of marine conservation. To this end, the event will also include tented stalls and exhibitions illustrating the work of both local and international conservation organisations, and a programme of

lectures by renowned and influential speakers on the subject of environmentalism.

Other highlights of the event include a children’s rock angling competition, an Outdoor Expo dedicated to all of the water sports for which the KwaZulu-Natal area is so famous, a Craft Market, and the Food Truck Revolution Market.

With plenty of fun activities on offer for visitors of all ages, the event promises to be not only educational and inspirational, but a great day out for all the family as well.

For more information, visit www.triathlonplussa.co.za and click on the SOUTH COAST Strongman banner..

CLUBS affiliated to the Lifesaving Association KZN South rendered over 16 000 patrol duty man-hours of voluntary lifesaving during the past season.

At the Annual General Meeting of Lifesaving Association KZN South which was held on Friday 12 September, the Honorary President and RecordsOfficer,KenBentall,reported that duty members of t he clubs affiliated to the association did a total of 16 830 beach patrol hours on beaches along the KZN South Coast from Amanzimtoti to Port Edward without a drowning.

“Voluntary Lifesaving clubs’ main aim is maintaining effective beach patrols to promote drowning prevention and ensuring the safety of the public of which a tremendous number are holiday makers and the lifeblood of most of the towns on the South Coast,” said the re-elected Chairman, Mickey Thompson, a member of Warnadoone Lifesaving Club.

All the lifesaving club members are voluntaries performing valuable community service of beach patrol duties on Sundays and public hollidays throughout the year.

This proud tradition dates back to 1928 when the three local clubs of “Toti, Warners and Winkle as they are affectionately known, were formed.

The nipper sections of clubs are doing fantastic work in training eight to 13 year olds in water skills whichtheycanuseeverydayandassists them to participate in local, provincial and national champion-

ships.

For more information on “Fun in the Sun” Lifesaving Nippers, make contact with your local lifesaving club or contact the Regional Nipper Officer, Roy Carty, from Scottburgh Surf Lifesaving Club on 082 570 1500 or email wt.rc@venturenet.co.za for more information.

Other Executive Officers elected for the new season are: Vice Chairman, Dale Duke from Amanzimtoti Surf Lifesaving Club (ASLC) Competitions Officer, Derek Fourie from Warnadoone Surf Lifesaving Club, Patrols Officer, JJ Joubert from ASLC, Powercraft Officer, Brad McCann from Winklespruit Lifesaving Club which also was Lifesaving South Africa’s Lifeguard of the year.

Treasurer - Rianet Matthysen, Chief Examiner - Sheldon Roux and doing all the hard administration work behind the scenes, Sandra Bentall.

Lifesaving clubs train volunteers to become fully qualified lifeguards, a qualification that is recognised worldwide.

For any further details on how to become involved as a volunteer, sponsor or for an education and development programme,contact Mickey Thompson on 082 784 2996 or email mikethompson92@gmail.com.

Public Relations and Publicity Officer is Henk Lotz of Amanzimtoti Surf Lifesaving Club, 072 123 3464 or email henk@tradergate.co.za.

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Reto looking forward to San Lameer >> The championship takes place in October

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Paula Reto will make her pro debut on South African soil at the Cell C South Af­ rican Open Champi­ onship at San La­ meer from 16 to 19 October. experience.

“I haven't been in that situation before in the leading group,soIjustwastryingtodo my own thing and play my own game,” Reto said.

“MJwasjustsopatient.She was just really good and I learned a lot from her. Next time if I am in the same situation, I would feel better.”

Reto may not have ended the South African title drought on theLPGATour,butan$86,469 pay day in her 18th start most definitely took the sting out of the close call.

“I’m most excited that I secured my card for next year,” said Reto, who leapfrogged to 71st on the LPGA Tour Money List.

Get set for the Goss & Balfe South Coast Marathon

RUNNERS can look forward to the scenic Goss & Balfe South Coast Marathon on Sunday 19 October.

It is the only KwaZulu-Natal marathon to offer an enjoyable train ride to all competitors before the race kicks off.

Hosted by Amanzimtoti Athletic Club, this is the 25th year the marathon is taking place and the tenth year it is being sponsored by Goss & Balfe.

Competitors can choose either the 42.2km run or the 21.1km run or walk.

The 42.2km marathon is a Comrades and Two Oceans qualifier.

In preparation for the marathon, Amanzimtoti Athletic Club hosts time trials every Wednesday evening.

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OUTH African rookie golfer Paula Reto will make a popular pro debut on home soil at the Cell C South African Open Championship at San Lameer next month after capping a brilliant weekend for South African women’s golf with a superbperformanceattheYokohama Tyres LPGA Classic in the United States on Sunday.

Hot on the heels of Connie Chen’s Spanish Ladies Open triumph on the Ladies European Tour, the LPGA Tour rookie sealed a season-best third place finish in the LPGA event in Prattville, Alabama on Sunday.

Reto (24) flew under the radar with a string missed cuts at the start of season, but recently tied for ninth at the Portland Classic. She underlined her growing status when she claimed the lead at the 36hole mark of the $1.3-million tournament with rounds of 65 and 66 at the RJT Golf Trail Senator course.

TheSouthAfricanfollowed with a 70 to hold on for a share of the third round lead with Mi Jung Hur from Korea, but when it mattered most, the short stick went cold.

She fought valiantly to offset four early bogeys with three birdies in the final round and reeled in seven straight pas down the home stretch to claim third on 14-under-par 274 with a closing 73.

She finished seven off the pace from Hur, who claimed a four stroke victory over Stacy Lewis on 267 with a sizzling 66 in the final round.

Retosaidplayingalongside Hur was a brilliant learning

Reto relocated to the United States at the age of 15 and her return to South Africa will mark the first time she hunts for glory as a professional on home soil.

The Bloemfontein native, Ladies European Tour champions Chen, Lee-Anne Pace and Ashleigh Simon and a host of Sunshine Ladies Tour campaigners will aim to hold off the challenges of a strong international line up at San Lameer from 16-19 October.

The72-holeCellCSAWomen’s Open is co-sanctioned betweentheWPGAofSouthAfrica and Ladies European Tour and will carry a purse of R4.5-million.

There is an 8km route for runners at 6pm anda4kmrouteforwalkersat5.30pm,starting and ending at Hutchison Park.

There is also an 11km early morning social run every Saturday morning from Hutchison Park along the beachfront and back, starting at 5.30am for walkers and 6am for runners with tea and biscuits afterwards.

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