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Pastry thief arrested again

PORT Shepstone SAPS nabbed a 26YEAR-OLD man who was wanted for consuming four pies and a sausage roll in a supermarket without paying for it. The incident took place on 13 September at 11am at a store in Port Shepstone. “The man allegedly ate thepastriesandthenleft withoutpaying,” said police spokesperson, Lieutenant-colonel Zandra Wiid. Marvin Coley (26) was arrested after the incident and appeared in court on 15 October.

He was let out on warning and was toldtoappearagainon30September, but failed. “A warrant of arrest was issued,” said Wiid. On Thursday morning, Warrant Officer Patrick Gosling, who was off duty, called for assistance when he spotted Coley in Merlewood. Warrant Officer Sydney Seaton and Constable Timothy King, who were nearby, assisted Gosling and found Coley hiding in a cupboard. “He was re-arrested and will appear in court on Friday.”

Farm attackers arrested TWOsuspectswerearrestedonWednesday afternoon in connection with a farm attack which took place in Melville on Monday. One of the suspects (24) was identified by the witness yesterday during an official identification parade. The other suspect is still be questioned. A 74-year-old complainant was at her home at a farm at upper Mellville when three men entered her home

through an open door and demanded certain items. “They were armed with bush knives. Theytiedherhandsandtriedtoputabag over her head,” said Wiid. She was taken to a bedroom while the perpetrators searched the house for jewellery and cash. “Fortunately a farm worker returned fromlunch.Thesuspectsmusthaveseen him as they then fled from the house.”

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ROBBERY case is being investigated by Port Shepstone Directorate for Priority Investigations Organised Crime unit after an incident occurred at the Hibberdene

Spar on Sunday. According to police spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid, a 23-year-old man was coming from the store, pushing a trolley with six boxes containing cash when he was approached by four men. “They grabbed him and pointed a

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firearm at him,” said Wiid. “They disarmed him and took his firearm and money boxes. They then fled.” The complainant was not hurt. No arrests have been made as yet and investigations are continuing. A post on Facebook, posted by

someone from the business, revealed the following information. “We had an incident involving three men, one armed, who waited for the G4S security guard to come out of the store after our cash collection. They made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.

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Trafalgar to grin and ‘bare’ it CANDYCE KRISHNA

>>news2@feveronline.co.za ALL was exposed at Hibiscus Coast Municipality chambers on Tuesday when the application to turn Mpenjati beach, north of the lagoon and Trafalgar Beach, into a nudist one was approved by 32 councillors. Eight councillors objected while five chose to abstain from voting. The general consensus, according to the councillors, was that if youdon’twanttoseenakedpeople, don’t go to that particular beach. “While some may think it’s a rathercheekythingtosay,thepositive side to it is that the economic spin-off this beach will generate from naturist tourists, is tremendous.” Deputy Mayor, Johnnie de Wet, said council approved the application by KwaZulu-Natal Naturists Association (KZNNA) after thorough consideration. “Itwillbemadeanudistfriendly beach provided that they (KZNNA) successfully apply and obtain the necessary approvals from Department of Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs and KZN Ezemvelo in terms of the Integrated Coast Management Act 24 of 2008,” said de Wet. Municipal manager, Maxwell

Mbili the application had been approved in principle. “If there are any hiccups with applying to other bodies, we will identifyanotherbeach,”saidMbili. “Nobody will say I used to enjoy myselfatthatbeach,nowit’sanudist one. Nobody is using that space... it is not nudity in public. Only people who want to see it, will see it.” He said the public will be informed as to when the beach will officially open as a nudist one and until then, nudity is forbidden. Those not in favour of council’s approval will not be allowed to appeal as there are no laws that provide for this sort of objection. However if anybody feels that their human rights are being violated, they may file a complaint at the constitutional court. John Skene, founder of the KZNNA was the main man behind the application. He said he was delighted that HCM had given the go ahead. “It’s a very courageous move that council has made. It’s going to be a financial drawcard for the South Coast,” he said. Skene, who is a naturists himself, owns a guesthouse in the area where guests practice the lifestyle. Residents have been split in opiniononthematteronsocialmedia.

No one was hurt and this incident took place outside of the store and lasted all of five to 10 seconds, from beginning to end. I would like to thank G4S for their professionalism during this incident. Investigations are on going.”

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Dave Middleton has been denied bail for the fifth time.

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>>news2@feveronline.co.za FORMER Hibiscus Coast Protection Services head, Dave Middleton, was denied bail for the fifth time by regional court Magistrate, Johann Bester, on Friday. Middleton faces 32 charges relating to the Sexual Offences Act. His alleged victims were nine and 13 years of age at the time of the incidents. He handed himself over to Margate police in September 2013, after he first evaded arrest and fled to Durban. The mother of one of the girls found nude images of the minors

on Middleton’s cellphone after he requested that she answer a call he had been waiting for. She noticed her daughter’s birthmark in one of the images and that the other ones were of another child who attended Middleton’s karate class. She then forwarded the pictures to her phone and reported the matter to police who began investigating. Middleton’s defense first argued that the images would not be allowed as evidence in the trial since it was obtained illegally. However, Bester provisionally allowed the pictures. Thecasewillbeheardincourt again on November 13.

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NOTHER sewage spill has occurred and this time it is in the Umzimkhulu River. An anonymous source confirmed this to the Fever on Wednesday, however further details could not be obtained at the time of going to press. However, the Ugu District Municipality’s spokesperson, Sipho Khuzwayo, responded saying that Ugu is currently addressing the overloaded pump stations within the district. “The municipality has appointed a contractor to conduct sewer refurbishments. The pumping main from Port Shepstone to the low-lying pump station is in a dire state, due to corrosion. Corrective measures are in place to drop the

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Ugu to investigate school’s bill

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>>news2@feveronline.co.za MERLEWOOD Secondary has been experiencing financial difficulties after it was slapped with a R180 000 bill for water and sanitation services, a teacher at the school informed the Fever a month ago. The Ugu District Municipality has responded saying that the school’s services operate through domestic and fire meters.

“Aninvestigationisbeingconducted at the school and currently it can be confirmed that the school has a septic tank system. “The municipality is also investigating the discharge of this system,” said spokesperson Sipho Khuzwayo. He added that the accounts department has done verifications on the school’s account and has been found that payments made coincide with the utilised water and sanitation services.

“The municipality will conduct further investigations regarding the allegations,” he said. What baffles teacher Endhren Rangasamy is that there isn’t a constant water supply. “Pupils rely on Jojo tanks placed throughout the school to supply water. “The toilets don’t work and are in the most unhygienic condition. How can a school be charged for a non-existent service?”

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EPUTY Minister of Higher Education and Training Mduduzi Manana, launched the Higher Education and training HIV/Aids (HEAids) programme at Esayidi TVET Nyenyezi campus on Friday. Manana said the programme was initiated by his department nine months ago. “If we didn’t bring this programme to this college we could have missed the point.” Manana said KwaZulu-Natal, being recorded as having the highest HIV/Aids incidents in the country, is not all bad be-

cause “this shows that the people in the province are getting tested”. HEAids ambassador and radio personality Chriselda Kananda was announced the “face” of the programme. She encouraged pupils to look after themselves and get tested for HIV. “I tested HIV positive 17 years ago. No human can determine when a person is to die,” she said. “First things first” is the slogan used for the programme. The director of HEAids Dr Ramneel Ahluwalia said its first priority for every South African is to look after their health. He said as HEAids, next they will be bringing men’s health programmes. Esayidi TVET principal Dr Sipho Nzimande said he hopes that this project encourages pupils to be honest enough and get tested.

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He added that an investigation should be conducted into the treasury department to see why the exorbitant amount was released to the municipality without an investigation. As a result, pupils have suffered and have had to take part in fundraising drives to create funds. The Department of Education was asked for comment several times but none had been sent to the Fever at the time of going to press.

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>>news1@feveronline.co.za THE public has been asked to participate in the naming of the soon to be amalgamated Hibiscus Coast and Ezinqoleni municipalities. The Hibiscus Coast Municipality says they are open to suggestions from the public and stakeholders. In a meeting on Tuesday at the Hibiscus council chambers, municipal manager Maxwell Mbili said a meetingwillbeheldbythepoliticalchangemanagement committee to decide on a consultation process, anticipated to be completed by the end of January 2015. “Toensuremaximumparticipationfromthepublic, consultation meetings will be held and the public will be given a chance to contribute,” said Mbili. Suggestions can also be emailed to info@hcm.gov.za. or posted on the Facebook page. An internal team has been selected to manage the process of joining the municipalities. “The political change management committee and a technical change management committee comprising councillors and officials from both municipalities, has been established to manage the amalgamation process. “These committees started the process which promotes transitional measures to facilitate the restructuring of the municipalities as affected by the determination of boundaries.” said Mbili. The Hibiscus Coast Municipality and Ezinqoleni Municipalityarepartofthe15KwaZulu-Natalmunicipalities which will be merged with others in 2016 to reduce the number of local government authorities from 61 to 54.

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100 Club draw success New Ramsgate Lions inducted AT this month's business meeting, the Ramsgate Lions Club inducted two new members. The inducting officer was past council chairman Paul Brautesh who spoke about what is expected of a Lion. Past district governor Debby Berry sponsored Samantha Barnard and Rob Henry sponsored Bill Benson. — Supplied.

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At the event (from left) new Lion Samantha Barnard, Lion president Jenny Henry and new Lion Bill Benson.

THE Shelly Beach Lion’s 100 Club draw for October was held at the Highland Fryer on Friday night. It was a great success and turned into a fun evening with live music from Dion Williamson. This was a record setting 100 Club draw, with a total of R13 000 raised for charity. The winner of the R5 000 cash prize was Anton Hartman of Johannesburg. There were also winners for the second and third prizes as

well as the liquor hamper from Tops at Spar, which was won by Danny Spies. Congratulations to Jack Callaway who won the bidding war on the Megamaster home braai. All funds raised are allocated to various community services projects in the local community including biabetes clinics, sponsorship of eyeglasses, environmental projects and children’s services. — Supplied.

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HE Pink Walk saw many South Coasters join the fight against breast cancer in Margate on Saturday. Organised by Suid-Natal High pupils, Carla and Josh du Plessism their teams have raised R15 000 so far. The committee held raffles and sold T-shirts, ribbons and badges.Theirfundraisingefforts are still continuing although October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, has come to an end. Cansa South Coast will hold PSA testing next Wednesday at their offices in Port Shepstone at a cost of R60. This is part of the next awareness campaign, Movember, which highlights male cancers. To book call 039 6827680. — Supplied..

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Students off to Cuba to study medicine (from left) Nomvuselelo Mbatha, Thobelani Khawula, Nokubonga Xolo, Msawenkosi Nikwe, Mlamli Tibe, Thamsanqa Mbatha and Nkokeli Ntlanti.

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EVEN students from local municipalities have been selected to pursue their career in Cuba. On Monday the Department of Health and the Ugu district Municipality held a farewell ceremony for them at Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre. “The thought of leaving my family for six years is a bit scary but I’m so grateful of the opportunity,” said Thamasanga Mbatha (17) of Mthwalume. He said first time he heard of this opportunity was at church, when members encouraged him to apply. Thamsanqa matriculated last year and is the only child of a single, unem-

ployed mother. Ugu District Municipality mayor Ntombifikile Gumede expressed concern that only seven students are being sent off this year compared to previous years. “We have six municipalities under Ugu and it worries me that in two consecutive years no student has been chosen from Vulamehlo Municipality. “It is impossible that all the students who applied did not meet the requirements,” she said. The mayor requested that the Department of Health look into this. Thulani Nkosana from the Department of Health said the dates when the students will leave for Cuba have not yet been confirmed. “We are looking at between the 13 to 15 November.”

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Communities open up to the mayor THE annual democratic process of the Mayoral Izimbizo started on a good note with communities positively conversing with the Ugu District Municipality leadership airing their satisfactions and challenges on the municipality’s core service delivery functions. The municipality, in conjunction with the district’s six local municipalities, are reaching out and interacting with communities to identify theirservicedeliveryneedswhilesimultaneously measuring the municipality’s service delivery impact. Todate,themunicipalityhasheldits izimbizo in Umzumbe and Vulamehlo municipalities. The communities under these local municipalities have commended the municipality’s noticeable efforts in ensuring that rural communities have access to community standpipes, private water connections and VIP toilets installation in their homes. “The municipality has reached milestones in the eradica-

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SIPHO KHUZWAYO SENIOR MANAGER MAYORALTY AND COMMUNICATIONS: UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY tion of rural water and sanitation backlogs, providing a larger percentage of the district’s communities with portable water and sanitation services. We are aware of the challenges faced by communities and we are doing everything to ensure that such challenges are eventually overcome,” said Ugu District Mayor Cllr N.H. Gumede. While service delivery improvement initiatives are being implemented, the municipality urges for the cooperation and assistance of communities in ensuring the successful implementation of all service delivery projects. The Mayoral Izimbizo will run until the end of November and the municipality is still to meet with the communitiesofHibiscusCoast,Umdoni, Ezinqoleni and Umuziwabantu municipalities. Communities are urged to take advantage of this democratic process created to allow them the opportunity of participating in the affairs ofthemunicipalities,craftingaclear way forward of improved service delivery. The municipality promotes working together to create an environment that is friendly, responsive,accountable,effectiveand efficient for local communities.

Eland Mile which is an ultra-swim rapidly becoming a big draw card for participants and media alike. And to cap it all, we are also supporting the anniversary event for the reintroduction of the airline service from Johannesburg to Margate. This is not the first time we have committed to events and promotions at the same time - during one weekend in late 2013, we attended five such events here in KZN and in Gauteng. You can imagine how extended our staff were. Our initial research indicates that through these efforts we contribute to a Greater South Coast events calendar that covers at least 250 event days per annum. This is not all our doing asthereareanumberofclubs,service organisations, schools and private eventers that keep our event vibe on the go and they are congratulated for their sustained efforts. One would have thought that folk

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HIS weekend is going to be a hectic for Ugu South Coast Tourism in that we will be concurrently involved in no less than three events in our area and in addition to promoting during the week at the Sports and Events Tourism Exchange (SETE) at the ICC in Durban. In the Umdoni area, we are presentingtheAfricaMarineandLeisure Expo at Scottburgh main beach, which will be a fascinating blend of oceanographic education, sea and land sports, entertainment, craft and commercial promotions - we encourage South Coasters to attend. Then inland in Oribi Gorge, we have sponsored the South Coast Lake

down here would relax before the big summer rush but no, every weekend is an opportunity and with us being a year-round destination we must make hay, as it were. We are shortly moving into a higher level of conference-related events by having an in house professional conference organiser (PCO) responsible for selling our area for mainly corporate and professional meetings and conferences. This initiative we believe, will add to those gap-filling opportunities which, for the hospitality industry, is an important bread and butter issue - especially when we can be a very seasonal place to visit. So everybody, before the mainly Gauteng and KZN folk are welcomed from the end of November, there are some jolly things to do this weekend. Till then we have event promoters to meet in Durbs - enjoy our eventing paradise.

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BOUT a million years ago, some guynamedMaslow,whohadway too much time on his hands, put togetheratriangularhierarchyofneeds, detailing what he thought were the most essential things for people to be in possession of. Ever since, high school and university students around the world have been falling asleep in lessons and lectures while the teacher, as bored as his or her subjects, drones on about this hierarchy. The soporific effect of Maslow has even been felt in examinations, where students have failed courses due to falling asleep in papers which included questions about Maslow and his blasted hierarchy.

So,tosumupthishierarchysoquickly that you won't have time to fall asleep, Maslow states that the first level of needs pertains to physiological matters. Food. Air. Excretion. Sleep. In other words, the basic elements required to not be dead. His second level of needs relates to securityneeds:ajob,healthandproperty. The third deals with love and belonging. By rights, Maslow should get a mention in the credits of every gooey chick flick ever made. On level four, getting to the stuff that Maslow thinks only the elite reach, sits things like self confidence and earning the respect of others. On the fifth level is the lofty notion ofself-actualisation,awordnotspoken

Diwali not about bangs @Sentletse The look of staff when you walk into the supermarket just as they are about to close; and you take the trolley not the basket. Priceless! @Barry_Roux Black girls will always get away with murder because any hair found on the crime scene will be traced back to a girl in Brazil. @MaqPaulM Just made Spur staff sing twice for my daughter. It’s her birthday and they cannot sing like they are bored. Im paying for this service. @zanu_pf Oscar Pistorius goes to jail for a sentence suitable for a traffic violation. Ok, so are they going to put shackles on his... Never mind. @GarethCliff My Monday felt like Blade Nzimande’s face looks. @NeinQuarterly Behind every unanswered question: fear of the unknown. Behind every unanswered email: fear of the known. @JonathanDarker Having loads of followers on Twitter is the same as being rich in the Monopoly board game. @jonmcreynolds It’s often the tormented soul that tells the funniest jokes, the broken heart with the best song and the doubter with the best sermon. @euanDroberts And the Lord said to Peter “come forth and you will receive eternal life”. But Peter came fifth and won a toaster. @ericsshadow Getting married a second time is like beating lung cancer then continuing to smoke cigarettes.

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TO the fellow Hindus who celebrated Diwali with bangs, shame on you! Diwali is a Festival of Lighta, not bangs. Light up your hearts and feel the compassion for the scared animals. So much money wasted and so much distress for just a few hours of so-called entertainment. I’m sure God won’t be pleased to see the suffering you have caused to the poor animals. Suria Naidoo

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outside the halls of academia since 1850. This encompasses traits like morality, creativity, and the ability to be non-judgmental. Here are the problems I have with Maslow:hisideasareponcyandoutdated, and have no resonance with the 21st century. Most of all, I take exception to Maslow's belief that one cannot reach level two until you have level one wrapped up, and so on. To my non-academic brain, this implies that no homeless person can be creative; that no unemployed person can have moral scruples, and that insomniacs can never fall in love. Also, as a person who relies upon my creativity (level five) for my bread and butter (level one), I assure you that my

Trauma support group WEhearandreadaboutthehorrorsofhomeinvasions, hi- jackings, rapes, murders, car accidents and unexpected bereavement in every newspaper we pick up and every news programme we listen to. What do all these violent events have in common? Traumatised people. While friends and family and sometimes communities all rally to help the victims, they, and even their nearest and dearest, often need professional counselling. For the lucky few who have good medical aids, this is usually available for a short period after the event. daily battle down the road from “victim” to “survivor”? Anger, resentment, guilt, shame, depression, fear, anxiety, grief – all these emotions come to

bodily functions are all in order. In 21st century South Africa, in which each economic recession is worse than the last; each president more corrupt than his predecessor and where everything is uncertain, does one ever permanently move past level one? Or does one cling to the attributes of levels two to five in order to sustain level one? Here's how, in my opinion, a 21st century list of needs looks. There are no levels, because all are as imperative to truly living as the next: oxygen (as pollution-free as possible); a roof over our head (brick and mortar for the fortunate such as myself); friends (to provide a roof when one's own is taken away by the bank); a passion and a purpose (without this there is little point to getting out of bed), self-confidence (or at least the ability to fake it, because nobody likes or employs a wallflower), and laughter (because without this, breathing is futile).

the fore when one is dealing with the aftermath of trauma. We have a group that deals with these issues. This informal gathering of people is helping each other and will welcome you. The support group meetings are loosely structured, and are facilitated by Julia Christiansen, who has a wealth of experience in the field of Trauma Counselling. Christiansen says the healing process continues throughout life, and for the survivor, re-integration can be a lengthy and intense process, and each individual must determine the time it takes. The only requirement to join the group is that you commit to a confidentiality agreement with the other members of the group. IfyourequiremoreinformationgiveJulia(083 4581806) or Elaine ( 0823377702 ) a ring. The group meets twice a month, on a Wednesday, at 16h00, in the Southport Library’s activity hall. E.I Whitwam

Religious twaddle and evil gods I SEE our erudite Peter Chiolé, being so full of himself, quotes all sorts of twaddle in the hope that people will believe the rubbish he is sprouting (Science against God? Fever, 24 October). My dear man with the verbal diarrhoea, it seems that you were unable to see that I was wanting to know why your God cannot heal a simple amputee or Aids. I remind you that the Bible was cobbled together at the conference of Nicea by Constantine and all the religions

of the day because the Roman empire was failing and they needed money. Virtually all important events such as Christ, virgin birth,etc,arealltakenfromEgyptianhistory. Sad to say, but your religion condoned the most evil acts against Jews, Muslims and Aboriginals, not to mention the Inquisition, simply because it did not agree with your famed bible. A sick discredited god and his evil religion. You can keep it, pal. Charles Butcher, Shelly Beach

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A RESPONSE to both Mr. Chiolé and Mr. Butcher’s posts, in which I take a neutral position. Mr. Butcher you claim that the Judaic-God of the Abrahamic faith, is impotent when it comes to healing a severed limb. Firstly, the conflation of invertebrates in such an argument serves as an example of our “inferior” genetic make up, lacking the ability to regrow a limb. This is simply how weweremade.Didthe“creator”not create us like this for a reason? Questioning this, is questioning our own fabric and design. The people at Boeing create planes but as the pilot, will you question the designers’ integrity because the plane lackstheabilitytosubmergeandoperate like a submarine? Same logic in this regard. Jesus said: “A little faith can move mountains.” Our advancement in science is an example of man moving mountains, and in time humanity will probably pave the way for cellular regeneration in our genome. Jesus also states “do not test the Lord your God”. This argument, however, has with it a certain element of testing

his ability (against his own creation) and therefore becomes irrelevant respectively. Chiolé, would humanity have “found God” earlier had middle-age Catholism not regulated, and limited science? Were you around 13.5 billion years ago to confirm the current age of existence? “A contradiction to your faith, as it is said to be much younger.” Did you take a journey to the Earth’s centre to confirm it has a solid core? Have you studied evidence to observe how amino-acids are intrinsically coded into cells? I admire your confidence in your certainty, but your faith in science is used to defend your faith in God. And true faith does not need a crutch of science, because true faith is knowing and certainty. One day man will understand his place in this great macro-spectacle, a mansion with many rooms. Lest the greatness of architecture blinds him, he becomes consumed by the viral psychological disorder called ignorance. Charlie Keiser Shelly Beach

Evolution, an unprovable theory THE letter from SVS refers. Here are some evolution facts which SVS cannot disprove: • Evolution (more precisely macro-evolution) is still a theory. • Scientific inquests rely on providing peer-reviewed empirical evidence for the scientific facts that a particular scientist has established to be fact. It is impossible to do any empirical studies on the theory of evolution. None of the people on this

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planet were alive a mere 200 years ago. Time is the only element in our universe whichwecannotsqueezeintoatesttube. As long as an evolutionist was not there toobserveandrecordsomeeventsastheorised by evolutionists millions of years ago, the nonsense that they speculate transpired is mere speculation. • Thus far, the Bible is the only oldest of documents that humanity possesses which is impossible to disprove (at least

There are even greater miracles IN The Fever of 17 October Charles Butcher says no Aids patient has been healedbyGod.Whereisthatinformation from? Google reports on God healing AIDS as does CBN TV and 700 Club. Heidi Baker, Reinhard Bonnke, Joseph Prince ministries, besides others, have numerous healing testimonies. A local lady several years ago testified of her healing from Aids, as was someone in our church. Andrew Wommack has amazing healing DVD’s. Sid Roth interviews testify of God mightily working through people. Jesus healed all, Acts 10:38. Luke 17:12 - 19 records one of the ten lepers healed returned, glorifying God and thanking Jesus. William Seymour saw a man’s prosthetic arm

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changed as bone and flesh grew over it! David Herzog saw people grow hair, colour change and supernatural weight loss. Metal plates turned to bone too. Joshua Mills testified of God givingteethtotheInuitinAlaska.Other amazing miracles resulted from the manifest presence of the Holy Spirit.Jesuscametogiveusabundant life John 10:10. Nothing is impossible with God. Many dead have been raised and we shall see limbs growing. Creative miracles already occurring such as knee caps and discs replaced with cartilage growth. Mark 11:23 - 24 ...speak, believe and receive... John 14:12... he that believes in me will do greater works.

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in the physical realm seeing the spiritual realm lies outside the ambit of physical science). • Based on my first two points, evolution does not even count as a science. Nothing in the Bible contradicts anything in real science. Nda Nxumalo, Southport

Jesus came to restore our relationship to God our Father. He died on the cross to provide all that we need and the authority to do great things in His name by the power of the Holy Spirit inus.Thisweekafriendtoldmeabout Jim Richards teaching on the root cause of problems. She prayed and thanktheLordIamnowfreedofrheumatoid arthritis pain in my hands after speaking Psalm 139:14 and love over myself. John 3:16, 10:27 and 1 John 4:11. In the New Covenant of Grace love is the fruit not a work of the law. Knowing the truth sets us free. We prosper as our souls prosper by renewing our minds on the Word of God. Meribah Marina Beach

True religion meant to make men free TO Esq SVS’s negative contribution on religion (Fever, 24 October) please consider Dr Sir Muhammad Iqbal’s favourable evaluation of religion. Please mark the contrast. Allama Iqbal said: “Humanity needs three things today – a spiritual interpretation of the universe, spiritual emancipation of the individual and basic principles of a universal import directing the evolution of human society on a spiritual basis. Modern Europe has, no doubt, built idealistic systems on these lines; but experience has

shown that truth revealed through pure reason is incapable of bringing the fire of living conviction which personal revelation alonecanbring.Thisisthereasonwhypure thought has so little influenced men while religion has always elevated individuals and transformed societies. The idealism of Europe never become a living factor in her life and the result is a perverted ego seeking itself through mutually intolerant democracies whose sole function is to exploit the poor in the interests of the rich. Europe

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FEVER There is only enough on-campus accommodation for one out of every five tertiary students.

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ITH matric exams now under way, the next major step for many pupils will be leaving home to attend college or university – and finding somewhere to live while they complete their studies. “And for the majority, this will probably not be a room on campus in an official residence, as SA tertiary institutions are woefully short of accommodation, says Andrew Schaefer, MD of leading national property management company Trafalgar. The latest available statistics from the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHT) show there is only enough on-campus accommodation for one out of

choice.” Items on this list should include: • Distance from campus and access to reliable public transport. Students often try to stretch their budgets by renting accommodation further from campus, but unlesstheyhaveaccesstoaregularshuttle service like the “Jammie” buses in Cape Town,orquickandcheapaccesstocampus via public transport like the Gautrain or the newBusRapidTransportservices,theycan easily end up spending more on transport than they are saving on rent – and spending too much time commuting instead of studying. • Security. In an unfamiliar town or city it is especially important for students to check thattheareathey Specialists in: are considering is Kitchen safe, clean and Built-in relatively quiet so Cupboards & Custom made that they will be furniture able to sleep and manufactured from study comfortexotic woods ably. Shops and entertainment KITCHENS venues should be 54 Wavell Avenue, Gayridge, Margate close but not too Tel: 039 312 1728 • Fax: 039 312 1977 close, and the jimilokitchens@gmail.com house or block of flats they are

every five tertiary students and in spite of sizeable private sector investment in offcampus student accommodation in the past few years, the backlog of student beds at universities around the country is estimatedatwellover500 000.“Inpractical terms, this means that tens of thousands of students are forced to look beyond purpose-built students units every year, and rent flats or rooms from private landlords. Unfortunately,there are no set standards yet for this type of accommodation as regards safety, facilities, noise or good management, so students and parents need to have their own checklist of things to consider when making their

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looking at should also have good security measures and procedures in place to ensure their personal safety and protect their possessions. Many students return home late at night which makes this even more important. • Building management. There is no doubt that student accommodation works best in blocks of flats or houses that have been built or specifically converted to meet student needs - and where there is strong property management enhanced by the presence of an experienced on-site caretaker or “house mother” to constantly address maintenance, safety and counselling issues. Good landlords who target student tenants will also be familiar with 10month leases and schedule major building maintenance for the “empty” months of December and January. Many will also provide low-cost/ free storage for students’ belongings during these months. • Single or shared rooms? Some students like sharing dormitory-style rooms and bathrooms with their fellow students, otherslikesharingaflatorahouseinwhich they have their own room, and yet others prefer to have a space that is entirely their own, even if it’s tiny. Their choice may also be influenced by cost, with shared accommodation generally being cheaper – and providing company. But whatever they

choose, they should make sure that there isaquietplaceintheirhouseorblockwhere they can go to study. • What furniture is provided? Ideally, student rooms should be semi-furnished, with beds, desks, built-in cupboards and lockers for valuables all provided, and students only having to bring their own linen, kitchen utensils and perhaps a small fridge. In a shared house or apartment, the study area, dining area and lounge should also be furnished, and there should be a workingstoveandfridgeinthekitchen.Onsite laundry facilities are also most useful and a fast Internet connection is essential these days, preferably Wi-Fi. • Boarding or self-catering? Students are notoriously bad at feeding themselves because they find meal preparation timeconsuming or because they just forget to budget for food, and many studies have linked poor academic performance to poor nutrition. So many parents prefer communes and student apartment blocks where the rent includes at least one good meal a day prepared by trained staff. But even if they choose this semi-boarding option instead of self-catering, students should always check the state of the kitchen and the equipment provided before deciding to rent.

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BSTRUCTION of views when people are renovating is an ongoing issue and is always problematic when it comes to the interpretations of building regulations. This is according to Lanice Steward, managing director of Knight Frank Residential SA, who says many neighbours would object to renovations on the adjacent property if the new building was to detract from their views, the property value and privacy. Some are even willing to pay huge sums of money in taking their objections to court to prevent the renovations or building work taking place. In a case recently covered in a Smith Tabata Buchanan Boyes property law update, Turnbull-Jackson v Hibiscus Coast Municipality and Others. Turnbull-Jackson objected to construction work that had begun on

amenable and the owners would not have had their project delayed for years. “One should be aware that there have been many changes to zoning regulations and that if the neighbouring owners decide to build onto their home or upwards, that the plans could be approved based on densification principles and that objecting to these, if not completely founded, might be wasting valuable time and resources,” says Steward. She says if buying a property, also be aware of what could happen next door, and think about whether you would be able to accept what could be built. Even if there is a height or building restriction in the title deeds, the owners of the property could get that lifted, meaning it does not give unlimited protection. -Property24

“If you are the person planning to the property next to his, even though cessful. He took the matter to the High the municipality had approved the Court, unsuccessfully, but refused to renovate, it is always advisable to applans for the work being carried out give up, and took the matter to the Su- proach your neighbours and discuss by the owners, Pearl Star Invest- preme Court of Appeals, which de- your plans with them first before subments. Turnbull-Jackson’s argument nied his application. In a last attempt, mitting them for approval. Many neighbours are was that it accepting would de“IF YOU ARE THE PERSON PLANNING TO RENOVATE, IT IS more when they are tract from his sea views, ALWAYS ADVISABLE TO APPROACH YOUR NEIGHBOURS approached first instead of being privacy and AND DISCUSS YOUR PLANS WITH THEM FIRST BEFORE given a fait acthe property compli,” says value, and SUBMITTING THEM FOR APPROVAL” Steward. On apappealed proaching the against the plan approval. Construction was he then took the matter to the Consti- neighbours while planning renovastopped after an interdict was grant- tutional Court and was unsuccessful. tions, it might be necessary to make ed and revised plans were submitted. “One would think that he would have small concessions when discussing The revisions were approved but, given in earlier and accepted that the plans with them and being sensitive again, Turnbull-Jackson appealed construction was likely to go ahead, to their needs, she says. “Not to say that would have apbut in this case he continued to halt and won. Turnbull-Jackson was against the the building works and spent huge peased the neighbour in the case third version of the plans submitted, sums of money in taking the matter to above, but had he been consulted beforehand, he might have been more but this time his appeal was unsuc- court after court.

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ome Pizza & Movies in Ramsgate is not your average movie hire shop-itiscombinedwithapizzatakeaway so you get the best of both worlds. At first glance you'll notice our DVD selection at “first smell". You'll be enchanted by the aromas of melted cheese and wood fire. We are home to the South Coast's largest wood-fired oven pizza, which standsat 80cm. Ourhugepizzaeasily feeds 12 hungry adults and has a small price tag. Allow 90 minutes for preparation as it gets done fresh. Also available is 30cm wood-fired oven pizzas, burgers, "brown-paper-wrapped-slapchips, Russians,milkshakesandsoftserve ice cream. We also bring a unique twist to traditional pizza flavours. All our pizzas are named after movie characters El Macho is named after the Macho, Meaty,thecharacterfrom Despicable Me 2. We Deliver from Southbroom to Shelly Beach and if you're short of cash, you can swipe on delivery with our mobile-card machine. No doubt @Home's got your family night entertainment covered. — Supplied.

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FEVER

Hastings On Food

Chefs fight hunger

>> ‘By the time I was 12 I was set on going into the food industry’ Surname: Hastings

First names: Gary Ivan Date of birth: 03-02-1960 Nationality: South African

ROWING up in a continental home whereby we had to dress up for all meals and make each mealtime an occasion with properly laid tables with candlesetc,mostdefinitely,setmeonthe path for my lifetime passion for food. FromaveryearlyageIwasalreadyexperimenting and assisting in our home kitchen with continental dishes prepared by mymother,whobroughtbackrecipesand ideas from her travels in the fashion industry, whereby she frequently attended all the major fashion fares in London, Italy, France, New York, Argentina and Australia. By the time I was 12 I already had my mind set on going into the food industry and after the death of my father I started work during school holidays at the Carevelle Restaurant in Johannesburg. The restaurant was situated in the stock exchange building and catered for up market lunches and functions. My first duties in the kitchen were peeling potatoes and washing pots and pans. I still maintain this is the best way to begin one’s career, as it forms a solid base and understanding of all aspects of the kitchen. In 1976 I joined the Caravelle full time, however after three months I was approached by the owner of the Café Royal restaurant in downtown Johannesburg to join his team as a trainee chef. After a year and a half at the Café Royal, I applied for and joined in September 1977 the in house chefs programme with Holiday Inns. In July 1978 I was called up for compulsory military duties and served with the defence force until July 1980. After completing my military training I traveled around Europe visiting most of theprincipalcountries,andthenreturned to Millpark Holiday Inn to continue my training. In April 1982 I was promoted to chef de partie and transferred to Welcome Holiday Inn for the opening of the hotel. In January 1984 I joined Southern Sun as a chef de partie for the opening of the Sandton Sun, whereby I started in

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the fine-dinning Italian Villa restaurant andthereaftermovedtothemainkitchen banqueting production section, although the time I worked at this unit was short I had the opportunity to work closely with world renowned chef doctor, Bill Gallagher as well as chef Jos Thys and the experience I gained from these gentlemen was priceless. From there I joined the Mount Nelson Hotel team in Cape Town. After working at there for 18 months I joined Chef Johan Zsabo and his team as a chef departie at the Elizabeth Sun. In August 1989 I felt I was ready and achieved my goal of being an executive chef before I was 30. I joined the Karos Widerness Hotel as their executive chef and remained with them until March of 1993. The unit was extremely busy year round and catered for large conferences and business incentives. In May 1993, feeling I needed a change from hotels in general, I accepted the post as the executive chef of the Green Dolphin restaurant in Cape Town. Just after the birth of my son Dramond, I was approached by the Berjaya Hotel Group to take over one of their units in the Seychelles, which I accepted and left the Green Dolphin in 1994 after being with there for only one year. In July 1995 I left for the Seychelles and the hotel had three outlets as well as large banqueting facilities, with the most principal function been the swimsuit portion of the Miss World Pageant.

When the GM of the Mahe beach left to join another hotel group on the island he askedmetogowithhim.Ijoinedtheplantation Club Resort and Casino in the Seychelles in March 1997 as the executive sous chef. I went on to become the head chef and then the back-of-house operations manager responsible for daily running of the unit, overseas and local purchases, future projects and assisting with theoperationsofthehotel’sholdingcompany. In March 2003 I and long-standing partner Nonna, started our own company,AcropolisPTYSeychelles.Thepurpose of the company was to offer training to smaller establishments in the Seychelles as well as consulting for the larger hotels. In December 2004 we returned to South Africa, and I joined a consultancy as food and beverage projects chef. In February 2005 I went to Swaziland whereby I assisted the complex executive the late Chef David Kay with his daily operationsinallthreeunits.FromApril2005 until April 2006 I assisted the executive sous chef at the Palace Hotel with all aspects of the day-to-day operations according to the standards set out by Chef Smalberger. I also took ownership of the principal functions for the Nedbank Golf Challenge - the Pro Am Dinner, the Valley of the Waves and Boma functions, again under the guidance of the group executive chefs. In May 2006 I joined the Wild Coast Sun as its executive chef. My goals here are to continue upgrading the product offered to our guests and bring the food concepts more in line with current international trends. With this all said and done its not just all about hard work and long hours, when I can I enjoy diving, playing guitar ,writing music, short stories, inspirational prose and spending quality time with my family.

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Helping to raise R9 700 for the World Chefs Tour Against Hunger are (from left) Zacharia Maseko, sous chef at the Wild Coast Sun, Craig Elliot, head culinary chef for Unilever food Solutions, Bridget Gunner, co-ordinator for the Bidvest World Chefs Tour Against Hunger, Gary Hastings, executive chef at the Wild Coast Sun and Godfrey Setwe, pastry chef at the Wild Coast Sun. CHEFS from Sun International’s Wild Coast Sun resort helped raise R9 700 in aid of the World Chefs Tour Against Hunger – a global fundraising initiative which aims to alleviate hunger among South Africa’s poorest communities. As part of the initiative, chefs from different countries descend on South Africa annually to raise funds and awareness for the plight of the hun-

gry.Othercompaniesandgroupshelp to extend the reach of the campaign through their own promotions and fundraising initiatives. The Wild Coast Sun’s chefs attended one of the World Chef’s Tour Against Hunger events in Durban recently and contributed to the fundraising drive by purchasing on auction a framed chefs jacket with children’s hand prints. — Supplied.

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The Wild Coast Sun’s old egg boxes are helping to generate funds for the Bright Future PreSchool in the nearby underprivileged community of Elucingweni village. The resort stock piles the cardboard egg crates and hands them over to the school where a team of ladies turn them into bright, decorative items to sell. The money raised is ploughed back into the school to fund operations, purchase supplies and implement improvements to facilities for the children. With the boxes are (back, from left) Velile Maphinda, Pumzile Cele, Zacharia Maseko, Priscilla Nyembezi (crèche owner), Gary Hastings (Executive Chef Wild Coast Sun), Mandi Nonkwenkwe, HenryDlungwana, Felix Mabindisa and (front) Svuyile Nuba (left) and Siyabulela Ndwendwane.

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22 FEVER Consumers take issue south coast

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withdraw misleading claims. A consumer, who has asked not to benamed,boughtaR9 000SonyXperia Z1 smartphone, but had to turn as a last resort to the ASA after the “waterproof” cellphone stopped working a day after she used it in water. And the consumer told me she had tried endlessly to resolve the complaint dealing with Sony Mobile’s local agency and via its call centre that rang to India, where staff apparently had been unable to direct her to the company’s local repair centre. “Her cellular service provider refused to repair the phone, insisting that it is merely ‘water resistant’, and not ‘waterproof’ as claimed,” the ASA said in its ruling. According to the ASA the consumer was adamant that the phone’s ports had been properly shut before it was used in water and that she would not have risked deliberately damaging the device. She also mentioned several similar complaints she had seen on an online forum. Sony Mobile responded, saying that the phone was a “waterproof device” specified by an international standard and that it was “not susceptible to water ingress up to a depth of 1,5 metres for up to 30 minutes”, provided ports were all securely closed. “Thecellularserviceprovider’sassertions that the device is only waterresistant are therefore incorrect … this seems like a product warranty/ service/repair query rather than an advertising matter. There seems to be a dispute between the service department and the customer about the

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source of the water damage,” Sony said. However, the ASA found in the advertised capabilities of the device, caveats to the claim that the phone was “smart, sleek and waterproof”, were “more aligned with what is commonly understood to be water resistant”. TheASAsaidtheconsumer’sargument appeared to “hold water” and it was “loath” to accept the claim of being “waterproof”. It ruled that the word “waterproof” be withdrawn from all advertising of the phone and that it not be used again in a manner thatsuggestsanythingotherthanwater-resistant capabilities. Sony Mobile said last week that it had amended its adverts for the phone to water resistant and that it had appealed the ruling, which was “made on the basis of a warranty claim” and that it was “engaging with ASA in order to clarify the situation”. “In the complainant’s specific case, their product was defective, and has since been replaced under Sony Mobile’s standard warranty against defects. Unfortunately, in this case, a service provider in the service chain did not follow the correct procedure for evaluating this device, which led to a poor customer experience,” Sony Mobile said. I found it sad that the consumer had to escalate the case to the ASA in order to obtain redress for a phone thatwasdefectivefromtheoutset,but this case shows it certainly pays to persevere. In another case, a consumer, Nico duPlessis,lodgedacomplaintagainst

a misleading Cartrack Car Recovery television advert, which he alleged was “confusing and untrue” as it vocally promised the company would give consumers R150 000 in cases where a vehicle was not recovered after theft. But then the payoff line appeared on the screen with the disclaimer: “Your car back or up to R150 000 guaranteed. Ts and Cs apply.” Cartrack responded saying the messagerelatingtotheR150 000was conveyed in a “clear, impactful and engaging manner” and 10% of the commercial time was “purposely used to deliver this message effectively, ensuring that there would be absolute clarity”. However, the ASA disagreed sayingit“takesissuewiththefactthatthe vocal and the written messages in the commercial are confusing”. “Advertisements should not containanystatementorvisualpresentation which, directly or by implication, omission, ambiguity, inaccuracy, exaggeratedclaimorotherwise,islikely to mislead the consumer,” the ASA said. The ASA found the advert ambiguous and likely to mislead as it displayed contradicting messages with a disclaimer that was not “sufficient or prominent enough to negate the initial, unqualified promise of R150 000 for any vehicle not recovered”. The ASA ordered that the advert be immediatelywithdrawninitspresentform. To lodge a complaint with the ASA, visit www.asasa.org.za

Banting for dogs THE true judge on whether a diet is ideal for both dogs and humans is based on whether they can provide the correct pH balances, with a leaning towards alkalinity. Thus, when looking at popular human diets, this key formula is always fulfilled. The Banting Diet, promoted by Professor Tim Noakes, fulfils these requirements. Often his proposed diet is misunderstood. He is actually advocating a high-fat diet with low refined carbohydrates, rather than a high meat protein diet. Looking thoroughly into his diet and recipes, the contribution of his veggies (predominantly alkaline) supersedes and balances the acidity from the meat content. Remember, fat mostly has a neutral impact on pH. Recently,astudyconductedbyanimalscienceresearchers in California now demonstrates feeding dogsfresh,healthy,wholefooddietsinsteadofhighly processed kibble and cans results in improved health measures. When preparing pets’ diets the same considerations should be applied as to preparing human nutritionalfoods.Adogs’BantingDietwouldbeanexceptional dietary plan suitable for the whole family. Consideringcommercialpetfoodsinpelletorkibble form, it is quite clear why such diets cannot perform. The main ingredients are refined carbs — brewers rice, wheat and corn gluten, potato meal, soya meal and animal meals. Actually, such refined carbs areratedas“extremelyacidic”andtheircontribution overrides any alkaline ingredients coming from this diet. The same arguments follow for diets containing copiousamountsofmeat(raworcooked).Inthelast few years, there has been a trend to feed our companion animals a high raw-meat diet. Meat too is classified as an “extremely” acidic. Acidosis leads to inflamed cells; reduced immunity and an array of health ailments like skin disorders, arthritis and kidney stones. The recent landmark veterinary studies from West Hollywood, California, support what human nutritionists have been advising for decades — “stay clear of heavily processed foods and eat wholesome, balanced meals prepared fresh from the highestquality ingredients available; are lightly cooked and have no preservatives”. Thissameadviceappearstobetrueforourcanine best friends. — Supplied.

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 280 of 2014 INTENTION TO AWARD TENDERS Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby gives notice that it intends to award the following tenders in terms of its Supply Chain Management processes: TENDER NO

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CIDB CONTRACTOR GRADING 6CE or Higher Completion of Bulk Infrastructure upgrade and extension for Kwanyuswa Water Supply Scheme Phase 6A/2 Contract Number: UGU-07-1304-2014 The UGU District Municipality invites tenders for the Construction of Bulk Infrastructure upgrade and extension for Kwanyuswa Water Supply Scheme Phase 6A/2 at KwaNyuswa Administrative area situated approximately 10km East of Ezingolweni Town. It is estimated that Tenderers should have a CIDB registration of 6CE or higher. Joint ventures that satisfy the criteria stated in the tender data are eligible to tender. The physical address for collection of tender documents is UGU District Municipality at No. 28 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240. No documents will be distributed at the tender brieﬁng meeting. Tender Documents are obtainable during the following times: 08H00 to 15H00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday 03rd November 2014 A non-refundable tender deposit of R 500.00 payable in cash or by a bank guaranteed cheque made out in favour of UGU District Municipality is required on collection of the tender documents. Queries relating to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr. Ayanda Nocanda at Umpisi Consulting Engineers at 031-566-4209, Fax 086-615-1555 or info@umpisi.com.

Ugu Mayor, Cllr Ntombiﬁkille Gumede

best of luck to all 2014 matriculants Ugu District Municipality takes this opportunity to wish the Class of 2014 all the best in their final exams. Perseverance to succeed should be the ultimate goal for the matric contenders. As Ugu District Municipality, we are indeed proud of every matric pupil for their resilience to attain good results leading to the final examination process. “These are trying times and you need all the courage and determination to rise above challenges. As the District Municipality, we shall also continue to provide necessary support. As you sit for the examination, you are not alone, the entire district is behind you – in faith and action.” We wish you all success and we hope one day Ugu District will be a beneficiary of the acquired knowledge and skills through tertiary.

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place on site at 10h00 on (Friday) (07 November 2014) and prospective Tenderers are to meet the Engineer at Ezingolweni Local Municipality offices. Tenderers shall obtain documents prior to the compulsory clarification meeting and the Compulsory Tender Briefing form shall be signed on site.

To parents, please do not put unnecessary pressure on your children but rather give them support during this most strenuous period of their lives.

The closing time for receipt of tenders is 12H00 hrs, on (Friday) (21st November 2014) Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

The Municipality promotes working together to create an environment that is friendly responsive, accountable, effective and efficient for local communities.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Construction of Bulk Infrastructure upgrade and extension for Kwanyuswa Water Supply Scheme Phase 6A/2: Contract No.: UGU-07-1304-2014” and must deposited in the ofﬁcial tender box in the foyer of UGU District Municipality Ofﬁces at 96 Marine Drive , Oslo Beach, Phase 2 Building, Port Shepstone 4240. The Municipality will not be held responsible for any tenders delivered by courier services.

Ugu Mayor, Cllr Ntombiﬁkile Gumede

UGU District Municipality subscribes to the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations and Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 2000 (Act No.5 of 2000): Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011.

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The 90/10 preferential point system will be applicable, with 90 points for price and 10 point for B-BBEE Status Level of Construction, allocated as follows: B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Non – Compliant contributor

Number of points (90/10 system) 10 9 8 5 4 3 2 1 0

The procedure for evaluation of responsive Tender Offers will be Method 4: (Financial Offer, preferences and quality (functionality)) with the 90/10 Preference Point System. Only bidders who score 60 points out of 100 will be considered for further evaluation. Tenderers shall take note of the following tender conditions: • The UGU District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. • Tenders submitted are to remain valid for 56 days from the closing date for submission of tenders.

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NOTICE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 270 of 2014 DISTRIBUTION OF BIN LINERS TENDER: SCM30-10-14 TRAVEL MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR SCDA FOR THE PERIOD OF TWO (2) YEARS South Coast Development Agency (SCDA) wishes to appoint a reputable service provider to provide SCDA with Travel Management Services for the period of two (2) years which is in line with the objectives of the Agency Tender documents may be obtainable at SCDA, 10 Berea Road, Port Shepstone from the 31 October 2014 (8:00 -16:00) at a non - refundable fee of R150.00 (VAT inclusive) per tender document is applicable. Cash may be deposited at ABSA Bank, Account Name: Hibiscus Coast Development Agency, Account Number: 405 7525 673, Branch Code: 63205. Please note that a proof of payment must be produced when collecting tender documents The evaluation of tender will be done in two (2) stages, functionality and 80/20 for Preferential Point System FUNCTIONALITY Experience in Travel Management Services Capacity to deliver 24 hour support Methodology Locality TOTAL POINTS

TOTAL POINTS 20 30 20 20 10 100

Tenders with a minimum of 70% score on functionality will proceed to the evaluation using 80/20 Preference Point System. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope. Late, incomplete, faxed or emailed tender documents will not be accepted. Tender documents must be physically deposited in a tender box situated at the reception of SCDA, 10 Berea Road, Port Shepstone. All queries and request for information are to be addressed in writing to the Finance Manager, Mr Ntando Duma (Tel: 039 682 3881, email:Ntando@scda.org.za). The validity period is 90 days SCM No: SCM30-10-14 Closing Date: 14 November 2014 Time: 12:00 The Agency 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 tender. NB: Regulation 44 of the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations state that the Municipality may not make any award to a person who is the service of the state. Mr GG Mazibuko Chief Executive Officer

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby informs the Community that Council has resolved to distribute 100 bin liners per year to all residents within the Hibiscus Coast Municipality area. Residents are requested to present their original Annual Rate Assessment Accounts to be able to obtain these refuse bags at any of the under mentioned points within their respective areas:Port Shepstone: Depot 1 Area / Office Port Shepstone i.e. Corner of Memorial & Albersville Road (Old Fire Station) Hibberdene Main office Southport Clinic Umtentweni Clinic Umtentweni Library Sea Park Clinic Sunwich Port Police Station

Operating times (09h00 – 15h00) Mondays to Fridays Mondays to Fridays Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays

NB. Further details are obtainable from the Administrative Assistant on Tel No. 039-6882161. Port Shepstone: Depot 2 Area / Office Port Shepstone i.e. Corner of Memorial & Albersville Road (Old Fire Station) Gamalakhe Library White City Hall Merlewood Library

Operating times (09h00 – 15h00) Mondays to Fridays Mondays Wednesdays Fridays

NB. Further details are obtainable from the Administrative Assistant on Tel No. 039-6882069. Southbroom: Depot 3 Area / Office Southbroom Offices Depot 3 Workshop: Margate Treasury Office Uvongo Offices Leisure Bay Offices Port Edward Library NB.

Operating times (09h00 – 15h00) Mondays to Fridays Mondays to Fridays Tuesdays and Thursdays Wednesdays Fridays Monday

All queries are to be directed to the Administrative Assistant on Tel No. 039-3166125 Refuse bags will only be issued from 01 November 2014 to 30 April 2015. Residents are reminded that refuse bags may only be placed outside their properties on the designated days of refuse upliftments, not later than 07h00.

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They died before 30

Joan of Arc, French national ist Age: 19 Year: 1431 Reason: execution

Buddy Holly, singer Age: 22 Year: 1959 Reason: plane crash The Dancer’s Re ward by Aubrey Beardsley.

Aubrey Beards ley, artist Age: 25 Year: 1898 Reason: disease

Christopher Mar lowe, playwright Age: 29 Year: 1593 Reason: murder

John Keats, po et Age: 25 Year: 1821 Reason: disease

Bobby Sands, Irish nationalist Age: 27 Year: 1981 Reason: self-starvation

Sharon Tate, ac tress Age: 26 Year: 1969 Reason: murder

Percy Bysshe Shelley, poet Age: 29 Year: 1822 Reason: drowned

Marc Bolan, singer Age: 29 Year: 1977 Reason: car crash

Tutankhamun, pharoah Age: 18 Year: 1323BC Reason: disease

Beach festival date announced PRECIOUS GUMEDE HIBISCUS Coast municipality in partnershipwithCyassoundHoldingshas announced the dates for this years Summer Beach festival. Deputy mayor Johannes de Wet highlighted a few aspects planned for this years festival. “Theserviceproviderhasmadean application to the SAPS for tighter security in order to manage safety of the residents and patrons on the beach during the festival,”

said de Wet. “This is in line with accommodating the huge influx of vehicles and visitors who will be visiting the St Michaels Beach and extend their visit to our newly crowned and consistent winners of Blue Flag beaches,” he added. Reports from last year left the public confused whether there will be a beach festival this year, after the municipality received reports from the St. Micheals residents saying the beach was left filthy an unpleasantly smelly dump, with broken beer bot-

tles all over. “The municipality is of the view that this year’s Hibiscus Coast Summer Beach festival is set to raise the barin2014whenitwillbestrategically staged on 30 and 31 December 2014, spilling over onto 1 January 2015 to bring flare and excitement in order attract as many visitors and tourists as possible. TheCouncilhasnonethelessnoted the concerns raised by residents on the iBeach Xplosion of last year, and will be taking precautions to mini-

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mize such complaints, including updating relevant stakeholders of the staging of this particular event,” said De-Wet HCM has promised visitors and patrons a comfortable, safe event for all visiting the South Coast. Deputy mayor said the three-day program will kickstart with a thrilling variety of sports, fun games, and good music for all ages and lots of entertainment for the visitors. On the 31st December, the event will host a paying New Year’s Eve Party, providing a

more structured, controlled and safe environment for patrons who will be visiting St Michaels Beach. On the First of January New Year’s Day, artists from all over KwaZulu- Natal and nationally will be doing live performances; setting up a free- of- charge, laid back beach picnic atmosphere for patrons to continue to enjoy their NewYearcelebrationsfrom13h00up to midnight.” More than 5 000 patrons are expected to be on the beachfront of St Michael’s to enjoy this festival.

Notice Notice of submission of Application for Rectification of Unlawful Commencement or Continuation of Listed Activities in terms of provisions of S24G of NEMA (Act 107 of 1998 as amended) to the Department of Environmental Affairs for the Emergency reconstruction of the collapsed railway embankment, Amanzimtoti River, KwaZulu-Natal. A Water Use License Applications (WULA) in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998) may also be required. All required documentation will be submitted to the Department of Water and Sanitation if deemed necessary. A section of a railway embankment located along the aManzimtoti River mouth estuary (near the Amanzimtoti Railway Station) was being undermined due to increased estuarine flow and wave action. The heavy rainfall and subsequent increased water volumes (flooding) experienced at the river mouth during December 2012 resulted in the complete failure of the embankment. Consequently the south-bound railway track collapsed, causing three locomotives to enter the river at the foot of the embankment. The decision to commence with the emergency reconstruction of the embankment was based on the risk to the general public and estuarine environment associated with the potential collapse of the remaining railway line, especially with the current increased rainfall. The decision to commence with the emergency construction activities was based on the risk to the general public and estuarine environment associated with the potential collapse of the remaining railway line, especially with the current increased rainfall. The activity has triggered a section 24G application in terms of the unlawful commencement of listed activities:Government Notice, Listing Notice 1, GNR 544: No.11, 16, 17 and 18. Government Notice, Listing Notice 3, GNR 546: No.16. For further information regarding this project Interested & Affected Parties (I&APs) are invited to register by contacting:

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EBENEZER Primary held a farewell function for its principal and a teacher on Thursday.

The school choir, led by Mr Mdutyana, composedspecialsongforMrNjenjaniandMsMampofu. A tent and chairs were sponsored by the Mbizana Trust. Many others worked together to make the day a successful one.

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ADE Young (18) rounded the 2014 Liquorland National Enduro Championship off with yet another overall win and class victory when he won the Liquorland Matatiele WFO National Enduro this past weekend. This was the Paddock prodigy's fifth overall victory and sixth E1 Class Championship win this season resulting in him retaining the Number One plate for the second consecutive year while he has also claimed the E1 (200cc) Championship again. Young's team mate, Travis Teasdale, took the early lead in the race after winning thefirstExtremeStage. Atightbattlecontinued at the front between the two Brother KTM scholars and the defending E2 champion, Altus de Wet (CargoTac Husqvarna Factory Racing). De Wet went into the race as the overall runner-up behind Young and leading the E2 standings while Teasdale, who claimedhisfirstoverallpodiumresult at the Matatiele event last year, was aiming to finish the season on the podium. Behind them only seconds separated Proudly Bidvest Yamaha teammates, Brett Swanepoel (E1) and Kenny Gilbert (E2) at most stages. Like De Wet, Swanepoel would also leave for the ISDE the day after the Matatiele race and a tumble over the handle bars (De Wet also experienced one of those!) and lost time did not form part of his plan. Louwrens Mahoney, Young's team-mate and the only other overall and E2 Class win-

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consecutive years (he has won this class several times before 2010, but the class did not have national championship status) Cox will now be crowned as the new champion. The battle for the final overall Master Class podium position for 2014 was betweenKirkandGarthProst(CargoTac Husqvarna Factory Racing) and the way the cookie crumbled, it was Kirk who claimed the third podium spot for the year. Prost finished fifth at Matatiele, but a 10th place in class at the season opener, resulted in him having to settle for the fourth place overall for the season despite finishing on the podium four times during the season. Carl Rohrbeck (KTM) was sixth at Matatiele and was followed by Dino Santoro (Beta); Gary Franks (Husqvarna) and Eric Alcaraz (KTM). The new High School Class Championship had the nerves all tangled up at the final race. Three victories for Eduan Bester (NUTS Racing / Century Civils KTM) resulted in him leading Chayse Orsmond (TLB Plant Hire / Alfie Cox Racing KTM), who has also won twice this season and finished on the podium three more times, by a mere two points. Orsmond won the battle with a class victory at Matatiele, but Bester (he finished second) ended up winning the war by claiming the first High School Class Championship title. The two youngsters finished the season with the same amount of points AND the same amount of wins, but Bester scored more second places than Orsmond.

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A McLaren 650S was reportedly stolen during a hijacking in Warden near the KwaZulu-Natal and Free State border. Investigations task team was assigned to the case. “No further information can be disclosed at this stage due to the highly sensitive nature of the ongoing investigation,” Neilson said. Daytona Motor Group CEO Justin Divaris said the car was bound for its showroom in Sandton. “The vehicle had come in through the port and was in a container. It is one of our demonstrator models we used for test drives and for the press, and was not specifically on order for a customer, thank goodness.”

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Injured former F1 driver Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma and predicted a possible recovery within three years. ADOCTORwhotreatedMichaelSchumacherfornearly six months after the Formula 1 champion struck his headinaskiingfallsaystheinjuredex-driverisnolonger in a coma and predicted a possible recovery within three years. Jean-FrancoisPayen,adoctorattheGrenoblehospital that treated Schumacher after his injury in December2013,saidhehasvisitedtheSchumacherfamily at home in Switzerland to track his patient’s progress. Schumacher was with his 14-year-old son in the French Alps when he fell, hitting the side of his head on a rock and cracking his helmet. “Life after a head injury is punctuated by stages. We hope, but we have to give him time,” said Payen last Thursday. Hepredictedaconvalescenceofonetothreeyears. Earlier French F1 commentator Jean-Louis Moncet repeated a report that Schumacher was “waking up very slowly” from the induced coma controlling his serious brain injuries. Moncet said: “I saw his son and he told me Schumi was waking up very slowly, very slowly.”

Payen commented: “It is to see how he progresses and then tell his wife and his children what changes I have observed. He is in very favourable conditions. In September 2014 Schumacher left a rehabilitation clinic in Switzerland and returned home to his estate on the edge of Lake Geneva. — Wheels24.

• Toyota Corolla 1.4D-4D Prestige Evaluation days will be at the Gerotek test facility west of Pretoria. According to the guild, the cars will be judged on the following criteria: aesthetics, build quality, ergonomics, fuel consumption, environmental friendliness, safety features and value for money. Judges will have access to independent performance test data, comparative pricing and specifications, as well as comparative parts prices. A release from the guild says: “While all are deemed to represent outstanding automotiveengineering,therecanbeonly one winner and that model will epitomise all-round automotive excellence — the sole criteria for the Car of the Year.” — Wheels24. Audi A3 Sedan 1.4T SE S Tronic.

Divaris said that he believed that the theft had been a mistake. “I firmly believe that whoever stole the truck had no idea what they had taken. There is obviously no market for a car like that in South Africa and I think they were after other electronic goods.”He also denied that the Durban business mogul had bought the car, and said they looked forward to getting their car back. — Jeff Wicks.

A man, who allegedly stole Schumacher’s medical records and who was allegedly attempting to sell them to different media for $67 000 (about R7 350 000), worked as an executive at a Swiss helicopter air rescue company, which organised the German sportsman’s transport from a French hospital to Switzerland in June. The man, arrested and interrogated by police, had denied any wrongdoing. He was being detained in a Zurich police holding cell, but was found hanged when officers took him breakfast before a scheduled hearing before a judge.

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>> Police reports car had been ordered for a Durban business tycoon MCLAREN 650S, worth over R5 million and one of only a handful in the world, was stolen in a brazen cargo heist shortly after arriving at Durban Harbour on Monday 20 October, reports The Witness. It is understood that the sports car arrived at the Durban Harbour on Monday and once cleared through customs had been placed in an unmarked container bound for Johannesburg. Law enforcement reports that the the heavy goods truck carrying the McLaren was hijacked in Warden near the KZN-Free State border. The driver had been thrown out by criminals at Hartebeespoort although was unharmed in the robbery. Police reports that the car had been ordered for a Durban business tycoon, who had bought the performance vehicle through his company. The businessman denied this and insisted his company had not purchased the sports car. Imperial Logistics marketing executive Michelle Neilson confirmed that a truck was hijacked on the N3 between Warden and Villiers with a container containing laptops and the McLaren 650 S. Neilson said a case was opened at Erasmia police station near Pretoria and that an Imperial

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Michael Schumacher was with his 14-year-old son in the French Alps when he fell, hitting the side of his head on a rock and cracking his helmet.

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FEVER CROSSWORD

Across 1 Besides, 5 Trend, 8 In the pink, 9 III, 10 Zeal, 12 Becoming, 14 Ribbon, 15 Recant, 17 Sardonic, 18 Peep, 21 Bar, 22 Originate, 24 Essay, 24 Instead.

& SUDOKU

Down 1 Blitz, 2 Set, 3 Deem, 4 Swivel, 5 Take over, 6 Eliminate, 7 Delight, 11 Ambergris, 13 Monotony, 14 Risible, 16 Bikini, 19 Plead, 20 Bias, 23 Age.

>>Sudoku Solution 175 There is no winner for the sudoku this week

There is no winner for the crossword this week

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CROSSWORD 177

SUDOKU 177

THE CROSSWORD NO LONGER CARRIES A PRIZE Across 1 Relative size (5) 8 Misleading (8) 9 A dozen dozen (5) 10 Birthplace of Mozart (8) 11 River-crossing boat (5) 12 Rainy (3) 16 River associated with Strauss (6) 17 Inconsiderate (6) 18 Important (3) 23 Largest African city (5) 24 Region (8) 25 Factory (5) 26 Opera by Puccini (2, 6) 27Shortpleasuretrip(5)

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

Down 2 Spanish tenor (8) 3 Shining (8) 4 Threat (6) 5 Blurred (5) 6 Less (5) 7 Margin (5) 12 Spider’s trap (3) 13 Towing vessel (3) 14 Record-breaking Forties musical (8) 15 Continuous (8) 19 Revenue (6) 20 Short period (5) 21 Leisure pursuit (5) 22 Supple (5)

Local couple in sailing competition

Ricardo scoops gold for Blue Ocean

N Oslo Beach sailing couple together with their six year-old son took part in the Jonsson Cup Pursuit Race in Durban on Saturday. Michael and Heidie Kavanagh finished 15th overall and were the seventh Flying Fifteen to cross the line. Results 1. Jon Marshal (Laser), 2. Paul Changuion / Tim Duguid (FF15), 3. Gregg Dobson (Laser), 4.Martin Zimmerman / Carl Zimmerman (FF15), 5. Rudy McNeill (Laser), 6. Andrew Walford (Laser), 7. Campbell Alexander / Chris Clark (FF15), 8. Anthony MacMillan (Laser), 9. Patrick Harris / Jeremy Kriek (FF15), 10. Gregg Hurter/NicAlbert(FF15),11.MylesWhite (FF15), 12 Henri Frencken (Laser), 13. Rob Goulden (Laser), 14. Trent Bingham (Laser), 15. Heidi Kavanagh, Michael Kavanagh (FF15), 16. Bill Evans (Dragonfly), 17. Ricky Robinson (Sprog), 18. Anthony Arbuthnot (Laser), 19. Alec LanhamLove / Greg de Beyer (49er), 20. Rob Tarboton / Michael Dickinson (29er), 21 Alex Thorpe / Ralph Thorpe (Gypsey), 22 Denmar Nel (Laser), 23. Dylan Albert (Dabchick), 24. David Curtis (Rebel), 25. Tony Alison / Pam Zarnack (Rebel), 26. Jacky Barnard / Clynton de Finn (Mistral), 27. Jethro Brophy - Tintinger / Eli Brophy Tintinger (420), 28 CJ Miln (Laser), 29. Peter Hall (Hobie 14), 30. Bart

The big and the small. Oslo Beach’s Heidi and Michael Kavanagh beat up to the first wing mark in the Flying Fifteen during the Jonsson Cup Pursuit Race in the bay as a new arrival dwarfs them in size. PHOTO: SOPHIE THOMPSON

Fokkens / Hannah Fokkens (Halcat), 31.PaulRidsdale(Hobie16),32.John Banfield / John Banfield Jnr (FF15), 33. Simon Musgrave (Laser), 34 Liam Fennessy / Tristan Hancock (Hobie 16), 35. Justin Butler / Murray May (Hobie 16), 36. Sean Hurter / Benji Daniels (29er), 37. Wayne Smith (Hobie 14), 38 Richard Potgieter (Halcat), 39. Nic Koekemoer (Halcat), 40. BruceEdward(PaperTiger),41.Hannah Tiedt (Laser 4.7), 42. Colin Flem-

ing (Hobie 14 Turbo), 43. Brendan Humphries (L26), 44. Cameron Parle (RS Tera Sport), 45. Sven Paton (RS TeraPro)46.MatthewHall/ChadStevenson (Hobie Dragon), DNF James Butler (RS Tera Pro), DNF Braeden Royal / Yashir Seetal (RS Feva), DNF Trevor Gibb / Jessica Fennesy (Mirror), DNF Straun Campbell / Janet Campbell (Argie 15), DNF Richard Bates (Laser), DNF Andrew Butler (Extra), DNS Ayanda Idube (Tera).

Warriors AGM THE South Coast Warriors rugby club will hold its AGM on Thursday 4 November at 6:00pm at the club house. For all other information please refer to the notice board at club and also on the Warriors Facebook page.

RICARDO Carthew (11) of Blue Ocean Aquatics Swimming Club proudly displays his medals after the annual Spring Splash Gala on Saturday. The Izotsha Primary pupil received gold medals for breaststroke, freestyle, backstroke, butterfly and IM. He also received the trophy for the Best Age Group swimmer. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Port Shepstone Country Club golf results Wednesday – 22 October 2014 – Better Ball Stableford 1st: Brett Pollington and Ken Morris – 45 pts 2nd: Jesse Verster and Paul Geoffery – 44 pts Saturday – 25 October 2014 – Lucky’s Discount Centre Golf Day 1st: Juan Dixon and Gert Luus – 46 pts o.c.o

2nd: Thys Blom and Louis Klopper – 46 pts o.c.o 3rd: Ganes Munsami and Dr A Bux – 46 pts o.c.o 4th: Emmanuel Mseleku and Jesse Verster – 45 pts o.c.o Upcoming events: 1 November 2014 – Izotsha Primary School Golf Day.

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South Coast O Striders Athletics Club news 42.2 KM GOSS & BALFE, 19 OCTOBER 2014 Position Time First Name Surname 25 3:00:21 Mthokozisi Cele 48 3:10:31 Mavela Nyembezi 91 3:28:39 Wiseman Ncane 103 3:33:41 Sphiwe Jula 145 3:44:59 Isak Ludick 181 3:53:30 Buhle Aaron Nciweni 218 4:00:37 Vusi Vezi 230 4:03:59 Selvanthan Ramaloo 38 4:09:14 Zandile Dunywa 40 4:10:05 Mignon Klusener 41 4:10:06 Catherine Mather Pike 42 4:10:08 Liezle Dudley 255 4:10:09 Matthew Lindebaum 348 4:24:14 Raymond Gaze 359 4:26:19 Morgan Moodley 70 4:27:37 Natasha Viljoen 377 4:28:59 Alpheus Ngaleka 417 4:35:34 Guy Dudley 99 4:39:52 Debrah Thomas 111 4:45:04 Sandra Robertson 112 4:45:04 Chantel Macleod 492 4:48:14 Mthokozisi Ncwane 496 4:48:59 Vernon Moodley 507 4:50:41 Mahomed Farouk Naroth 133 4:50:56 Sallyanne Anthony 513 4:51:44 Marin Venter 528 4:54:14 Maxwell Mkhize 551 4:56:08 Diloshan Chetty 595 5:00:05 Zenzele Danger Dube 601 5:00:43 Anton Rossouw 662 5:15:14 Johan Oosthuizen 679 5:23:54 Nkukuleko Tundzi 682 5:25:30 Freek Stander 687 5:26:45 Swalleh Ameer 706 5:33:49 Hannes Streuderst 231 5:35:14 Kerry Farren 241 5:49:59 Lindelani Itabor 21.1 KM GOSS & BALFE, Position Time 1 1:11:46 24 1:29:22 54 1:40:00 137 1:57:57 174 2:01:42 246 2:08:40 296 2:13:36 355 2:18:36 357 2:18:41 372 2:20:20 454 2:32:20 475 2:34:40 476 2:34:42 585 2:55:06

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

19 OCTOBER 2014 First Name Surname Micheal Mzobe Eric Ndovela Joshua Morrison-Young Andrew Spence Jaco Smith Corinne Parsons Debbie Ridley Makhosi Mhlope Ziyanda Mkuzo Stephanie Markram Don Osbourn Karin Hills Jayne Munro David Morrison-Young

Club Championships 15 km - 05/10/2014 NAME R W Fred Goodhead Joshua Morrison-Young Andrew Spence Eddie Ramaloo Zandile Dunywa MartinVenter Isak Ludick Mignon Klusener Diloshan Chetty Freek Stander Sally-Anne Anthony Vernon Moodley Vukile Shabane Corinne Parsons Kerry Farren Stephanie Markham Catherine Riley Jayne Munro Hannes Streuderst Linda Itabor Hayley Nicholson Louise Morrison-Young Sarah Morrison-Young David Morrison-Young

TIME 1:03:19 1:05:09 1:12:16 1:12:28 1:13:05 1:15:07 1:15:16 1:15:54 1:18:54 1:22:40 1:22:44 1:24:20 1:28:55 1:31:10 1:37:04 1:37:59 1:40:21 1:43:12 1:46:51 1:50:28 2:01:52 2:05:17 2:05:17 2:21:24

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CTOBER was a very busy month for the South Coast Striders Athletes. On Sunday, 5October,the15kmClubChampionships took place. They started and finished at Margate beach Wimpy, with the halfway mark (and turn around) being the bridge just before Pistols Saloon in Ramsgate. Overall winner was 17-year-old Fred Goodhead, clocking a time of 1:03:19. The walkerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s winner was Don Osbourne in a time of 1:35:25. In total, 28 club members participated and all had great fun. TheGoss&BalfeSouthcoastMarathon was held on Sunday, 19 October. Michael Mzobe was astounding with his 1st overall position in the

Page 31 21km race with a time of 1:11:46! Well done Michael and thank you for keeping our South Coast Striders name high. More than 50 striders participated in the 42km and 21km race and 28 members qualified for the Comrades Marathon. Time trials take place every Wednesday evening at the club: Walkers st 5:15pm from the Clubhouse, with exception of the first Wednesday of every month when they start at the Uvongo pier. Runners start at 5:30pm from the Clubhouse. For more information regarding the South Coast Striders Athletics Club, please feel free to contactourChairlady,DebbieRidley on 082 441 5370.

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HCM Cleansing and Maintenance Department celebrate their win after beating the office-based staff at the Ugu Sport and Leisure on Saturday. Soccer results: Human Settlement and Infrastructure - 1 Cleansing and Maintenance - 2 Office Based - 3 Law Enforcement - 2 Finals Winners: Cleansing and Maintenance - 2 Office Based - 0 HCM Legends - 0 SAPS - 3 Harry Gwala Municipality - 2 eDumbe Municipality - 0

HE Hibiscus Coast Municipality held a sports day between several of its departments, SAPS and other municipalities at the Ugu Sports and Leisure Stadium on Saturday. Soccer, netball and taibo classes were part of the agenda. In attendance were HCM mayor Cynthia Mqwebu, who presented the HCM Cleaning and Maintanance Department with the trophy for wining the tournament.

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