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Groutville, Manor Secondary aim to win in KZN [5] Family left homeless after fire
12 lecturers dismissed >> Inexperienced lecturers to be brought in as replacements MERVYN KRISHNA and JYOTHI LALDAS
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A family of four have been left destitute after a fire ravaged their Lot 14 home on Sunday afternoon. Sangeetha and Sunil Devagwandee stand outside what was once their home.
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BURGLAR was assaulted by the Melville community after he was caught inside a home he had just broken into last week. Residents placed the suspect under citizens arrest last Wednesday at about 5am. They then contacted the KwaDukuza SAPS for assistance. However, according to residents the police took more than two hours to respond. While the community members waited for the police, they got the suspect to point out other houses that he had broken into and he told them where he had sold the stolen items. According to resident Nkosinathi Mthembu, the house PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA owner was not at home when the Vusi Shezi was arrested by the incident occurred. community of Melville. “A neighbour woke up to the sound of glass shattering. He went to investigate and found the sus- charged for house breaking and pect trying to break into the house appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court on Thursday. through the verandah window. “The neighbour then contacted He was remanded in custody. me. I then contacted other community members and arrested the suspect inside the house,” said Mthembu. The suspect was eventually handed to the KwaDukuza NEXT TO STUDIO ONE SAPS. EVERYDAY SPECIALS The suspect is 1/4 Jumbo Mutton Burger Mutton linked to various Bunny crimes in the 1/4 Mutton Melville area and an Bunny investigation is on(Super Lamb) going. The Real Curry King! Vusi Shezi was
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site and handed over groceries to the family, promising to build a new home for the family to live in. Sunil told the Weekly that when the fire started they were not at home. However, when the returned at around 5pm, flames were are high as the ceiling. “We lost everything from clothing, furniture,IDdocuments,mychildren’s school bags and books. We are only left with the clothes which we were wearing,” said Sunil. “We have even asked a relative to erect a shack for my family so that we
DISBELIEF was written on the faces of a Lot 14 family, whose house, clothing, ID documents and other valuables were burnt to ashes by a raging fire on Sunday afternoon. Sunil Devagwandee his wife Sangeetha and their children Suvir (16) and Elisha (14) have now resorted to sleeping on the verandah of a neighbour’s home without blankets or food. The KwaDukuza Municipality Disaster Management team visited the
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Some of the affected lecturers back from left, Das Harilal, KC Moodley and Dhanraj Bageloo. Front from left, Wendy Palmer, Raj Naicker, M Moonsamy and DD Jungbahadur. “We do not have a mathematics lecturer and mathematics has always been a problem subject because it is so difficult. “At this rate we do not know how we will pass our exams. “We are being deprived of our education and this is not fair. “We do not even know what is go-
ing on because no one will tell us. “Allweknowisthatwehavenolecturers and we are losing ground fast.” As of Monday, students have been without a large number of subject lecturers for four weeks. Spokespersonforthecampus Sam Zungu declined to comment saying the matter is sub judice.
OCAL African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) councillor Pastor Nel Sewraj recently had the privilege of addressing leaders from 46 nations at the Global Leaders Summit held in Malaysia. The Global Leaders Summit, an international leaders conference held annually in Malaysia, this year recorded an attendance of more than 1000 religious, community and business leaders from across the nations. He said the summit has always interested him because it is focused primarily on national transformation. “In fact, it was through this summit that I got involved in politics and the ACDP back in 2010.” The Global Leaders Summit was
hosted by international speaker Dr Jonathan David who is well known in Malaysia as a statesman, church leader and entrepreneur. Sewraj said he shares a special relationship with Dr David for many years. “Dr David has been my mentor from 2008. I was humbled when he asked me to present a one hour session on the church’s involvement in politics.” Sewraj presented a session called ‘Penetrating the Political Domain’. In this session he explained how Groundbreakers, the church he pastors in Ballito, became politically active and socially relevant. Mexican political leaders attending the summit have invited him to speak to their politicians in Mexico next year.
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ROUTVILLE High and Stanger Manor Secondary pupils breezed into the provincial finals of the 2014 Participatory Education Technique Project hosted by the Department of Transport and Education. This comes after Groutville and Manor Secondary were placed first and second in the regional finals on Thursday last week. Groutville won R15 000, certificates and trophies while Manor won R7 000. BothschoolswillrepresentKwaDukuzain the provincial finals on Saturday, 30 August in Durban. The project, which requires pupils to find solutions to traffic problems in their area, aims to change pupil’s attitudes about roadsafety issues using participatory education.
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KwaDukuza Women’s Circle committee mem bers from left: Beena Chetty, Saras Jagessur, Lolly Sewpursad, Sabitha Sookdev, Mina Sew lal with guest speaker Jannie Kistasamy and Vilo Moodley.
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THE KwaDukuza Women’s Circle held their annual general meeting at the of fices of Child Welfare SAKwaDukuza last Thursday. Mina Sewlal was elected chairper son and Vilo Moodley her deputy. The secretary is Sabitha Sookdev
and her deputy is Beena Chetty while Lolly Sewpursad was elected treasurer and Saras Jagessur her deputy. In her address, Sewlal said the circle will continue to serve the needy, espe cially less fortunate pupils with school uniforms, stationery and will hold feed ing schemes. She praised her committee for their
dedication and commitment to the or ganisation. “These women go the extra mile to see the aim of the circle is met,” she added. Sewlal also placed on record her sin cerethanksandappreciationtoKwaDu kuzabusinessesandindividualsfortheir generous support over the years.
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HOSE living and working in the Shaka’s Rock area are concerned about the vast amount of water and chemical run-off the coast is exposed to. Owner of Ocean Gorge guesthouse Leon Groenveld said he has seen people wash vehicles and rubbish bins at nearby complexes and is concerned about the detergents running into the sea. He said the excess water could also be compromising the strength of thecliffuponwhichhisandsurrounding homes and complexes are built. “A lot of water comes through the area. The storm- water run-off joins a natural stream next to my property, and lots of water just washes over the cliffs. “There is a path along the top of the cliff, a great tourist attraction, which
is not passable in some areas due to the water and sludge run-off from existing buildings and nearby construction sites. I just want people to be more aware of the sensitivity of our coastline,” said Groenveld. He said that a section of cliff had fallen recently, which may have been exacerbatedbythecontinuousflowof water. Pebble Beach body corporate trustee Noel Hunt said they use a 45gallon drum for people to wash harmful substances like paint and concrete off their tools. “There are incidences where people use detergents to wash their cars andsuch,but we do monitor the situation closely. The method of using the drum works for us. Once the harmful materials have dried we send it to landfill, where at least it won’t go into the sea,” he said. He said this is important as many
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BusinessCLUB with Ilembe Chamber AS there have been a number of requests by business owners for more short, stimulating and to-the-point business learning opportunities, the Ilembe Chamber decided to step in with this solution. The BusinessCLUB will kick off with four 90 minute sessions themed “Get Ahead”. Chamber CEO Cobus Oelofse said in opening that providing information to business owners is very much a role of the chamber. “We aim to help local businesses run effectively and act as a resource, whichiswherethisgreatworkshopfits in. People should get as excited about busines as about hobbies and religion,” said Oelofse. Chris Smith from Action Coach said in upon starting the workshop that he sees again and again that business men and women are not doing the basics that they should be doing in their companies. “We all want more time and more money, and to achieve this we need to PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINS educate ourselves about the tools of Action Coach’s Chris Smith, Nobuhle Funda and Ilembe Chamber CEO Cobus business and how we should apply Oelofse. them. “Many people are not reading up on to find out, not only “what” you need to cash flow and profit, sales and finantheir fields, but just relying on experi- know to get ahead in business, but also cial mastery. Sessions take place at iLembe Chamber offices in The Quar“how” to do it. ence,” he said. The sessions to follow will be about ter Centre, Ballito at 8am. Smith aims to challenge attendees
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Bang and gaps enjoy the democratic right to debate RE: Ripostes and reprimands from Messrs. Naidoo and Smith. As far as insults on education standards go, I will be the first to admit there are gaps in my own understanding of life, the universe and everything. The more I learn the less I realise I know; but to quote Carl Sagan's wife when he died: “He didn't want to believe, he wanted to know.” My main theme in my previous letter was that evolution has nothing to do with racism, which I still stand by. Re: My bad debating attitude - personal attacks and mockery - I have an irreverent sense of humour and have always disrespected piety
and dogma. Over the years this has evolved into a totally incurable, full-blown satirical sense of humour compounded by my addiction to such British institutions as Monty Python. Thecurrentcreationismvsevolutiondebate has been simmering in the Fever and Weekly letters column for several years since a previous editor (Desiree) wrote a satirical article ridiculing Darwinism which I found amusing and felt compelled to respond in kind. Long may the debates continue - there are many countries which would not allow us this freedom to argue religion or politics. David Lawson
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CALLS FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1. INTRODUCTION The Luthuli Museum seeks Expressions of Interest by suitably qualified building contractors able to undertake repairs and maintenance works to historic / heritage buildings / built environment. 2. PURPOSE OF THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) The purpose of this EIO process is to compile a list of building contractors to be registered on the Luthuli Museum Database for technical service providers. 3. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Based on the task directive to be given, the contractors will be expected to undertake repair and maintenance work on Museum heritage building/s and site/s based in the Groutville area. . 4. DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR THE SUBMISSION OF EOI Parties interested in registering their services must comply with the following requirements on application: 4.1 Proof of registration with the Construction Industries Registration Board (CIDB) Grade 2 or higher. 4.2 Company Profile outlining experience in successfully completing building works on heritage / historic buildings within the past 3 years. Include also a brief description of heritage projects and also references / client contact details (that are current) 4.3 Tax Clearance Certificate 4.4 Company registration details & VAT registration number 4.5 Completed and signed Luthuli Museum database registration form. The registration form can be collected at the Luthuli Museum or downloaded on the Luthuli Museum website: www.luthulimuseum.org.za 5. SUBMISSION OF EOI 5.1 Submissions can be posted for the ATTENTION: Museum Director to the following address: Luthuli Museum, PO Box 1869, Groutville, KWADUKUZA, 4450 or delivered or couriered to the Luthuli Museum, 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, KWADUKUZA, 4450.
Following the ‘big bang’ argument IT would appear from recent correspondence to your newspaper that Mr Lawson is not exactly flavour of the month at the moment. Having read his letter in the Fever I find very little to criticise in it. He was simply pointing out that one of the principal characters in the Old testament was not a particularly moral or pleasant person.
The 10 Commandments were obviously meant for the common people. As for Ms Naidoo's assertion that dinosaurs were plodding around planet Earth when the first books of the Old Testament were composed, is plainly preposterous and against all reason. Peter Hill
Support for KDM’s decision I REFER to the story ‘ANC KwaDukuza sides with Palestine’ published last week. Councillor Nel Sewraj is on the wrong side of history. Palestine is an occupied stolen land whose citizens are subjected to the most inhuman conditions. How can it ever be accepted that a criminal could justify his crime by claiming that he was defending himself when committing the crime? Israel has no respect for the many UN resolutions or the judgment of the International Criminal Court. Palestinians have the right to claim back their land and freedom.
ItisthePalestiniansthathavetherighttodefend themselves against a most brutal occupation. If Cllr Nel is really concerned about justice and freedom he should visit Palestine as the ANC has done. We who support the cause of the Palestinians salute the stance of the ANC and appreciate the support of the KwaDukuza Municipality and the mayor Ricardo Mthembu. Aluta Continua Viva Palestine.
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HAVE been surrounded by strong females all my life. My mom being my first role model. While con templating national Women’s Month, my thoughts turned to her, and to the other strong women who have shaped my life. My mom could do everything. She was widowed very young, but her simple “can do” attitude tackled any challenge, whether fixing a lawn mower or a bicy cle tyre or turning a variety of summer fruit into jams, chutneys, preserves and dried fruit. She was a woman who, with the scantiest of re sources, ensured all four of us completed a tertiary education,evenifitmeantthatshewentwithoutany luxuries and treats for many years. She taught me that a superwoman isn’t born, she just accepts all the challenges thrown her way. My two sisters remain my constant reminders of my mom. Therearetimeswhenoneofuswillsayordosome thing and the instant reminder of our mother is so strong, that we can’t help but laugh and recognise her legacy. My sisters are my daughters’ “go to” people, who arejustaphonecallawayfromofferingasympathetic ear or some advice. My motherinlaw is still a big role model for our family. At over 80, she is still a force to be reckoned with. She lives in a big house, which is kept spotless without any help. She knows exactly how to cook the perfect roast lamb or chicken, her array of homebaked biscuits are legendary and she knows exactly what happens on the local and international news scene.
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@Christathunderb Icancallheranytimeoftheday,forachat,avirtual cuddle or ask her to talk me through an issue, and she is always there. Throughout my working career, there has been a numberof femalebosses,somestrongerthanothers. Starting as a young cadet at the erstwhile depart mentofForeignAffairs,therewereahandfulofwom enwhopavedthewayforourfirst“madamambassa dor”. I have learnt from every one of them that the big gest lesson was not that “we have to adapt to reach the top in a man’s world”, but simply that “we have to give our best and reach the top”. Away from work and career, a large group of girl friends have become my substitute “sisters”, some of whom are around the corner and share my daily expe riences. Otherslivethousandsofmilesaway,buttheirsup port and love can always be relied upon and luckily conversationisjustasfarawayasthenearestcompu ter. No matter where your feminine supporters are, they will always be there for you.
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Who’s the liar KDM or SMA? WEEKLY MY stance concerning the recent Palestine solidarity march in KwaDukuza has already been clarified publicly. Therefore, I will deliberate the matter no further. Subsequently there is another matter arising out of this march that may beofconcerntotheratepayersofKwaDukuza.Itwasreported that the march received significant media coverage and many civic bodies, various organisations and over 2000 peoplesupportedit.Also,theANCandthemayorapplauded the event, KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) contributed R80 000 towards it, and someone presumptuously claimed that it was largest march in KwaDukuza in recent history. Yet, what is of concern to me is that in the midst of the apparent success of the event, no person or organisation wants to take responsibility for it. Let me elaborate. The Palestine solidarity march was an item tabled in the 11th hour at a council meeting on 31 July. The item stated explicitly that the Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) approached the Office of the Mayor and requested to hold the march. So according to KDM the march was clearly the initiative and brainchild of the SMA. However, it is cause for concern that the SMA has subsequently stated quite the opposite. As a case in point, the public relations officer for the SMA has openly stated that the march was the initiative of KDM alone – not the SMA, and that the SMA was only re-
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quested by KDM to plan and co-ordinate the march. Now someone is not telling the truth. Either KDM or the SMA is a liar. If KDM has lied and concealed details about this matter, it would seriously damage the municipality’s credibility. Ratepayers will blame KDM for misusing public funds, municipal officials and Exco for corruption, and the mayor for attempting to improve his ratings with the Muslim community. If the SMA has lied, they put their veracity as a religious organisation at stake. The community will lose faith in the SMA and its leaders for their apparent failure to model truth and honesty as a religious organisation, and for manipulating KDM and the mayor to further the agenda of the SMA. Whatever the case may be, I refrain from making prejudgments on the matter — suffice to say, it is doubtless of serious concern that KDM approves and contributes finances for events that no one claims responsibility for. So KDM, and other organisations in this municipality, must stop assuming that all ratepayers in this municipality are naive and undiscerning. Reverend Nel Sewraj, ACDP councillor KwaDukuza Municipality
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PRING is a time for new beginnings, but what do you wear when it’s all four seasons in one day? The key to stylish transitional dressing is layering. A few simple items in your wardrobe can help you look chic, yet comfortable no matter what the weather. Here are suggestions and how to wear them:
Lightweight jacket A lightweight jacket is easy to throw over a dress,toporblouse.Selectastylethatcaneasily be dressed up or down to get maximum wearablity. For example, a lightweight neutralcoloured jacket can be dressed up with a skirt or dressed down with jeans. The perfect style and fabric will depend on your lifestyle. If you are a casual dresser, a denim jacket will work well, but if you wear mostly tailored styles, a stretch cotton-lined jacket may work better. Closed or peep-toe shoe When the weather is too chilly to wear sandals, but too warm to wear boots, the closed-toeshoesavestheday.Tryafashionable brogue or ballet pump for flats or a high-heeled pump, wedge or stacked heel if you want some extra height. Neutral tops A few simple neutral coloured tops (e.g. black or navy) will make layering really simple and stylish. If your favourite sleeveless dress is going to leave you out in the cold, add a neutral top underneath. As long as the style of the dress is conducive to layering, it will give you a lot more wear throughout year. Three-quarter-sleeve length Three-quarter sleeves are great for in-between seasons, not to mention that they offer upper arm coverage. Three-quarter sleeves also allow clever and fun layering. You can create the colour-blocking look by wearing one colour underneath and another on top. If you haveatopthatlooksabitworseforwear,simply add another one on top with a shorter sleeve length. — Women24.
The #Fatkini revolution DO you think you don't have a bikini body? Well think again. Women are constantly told to work on their bikini bodies, almost as if their lives depended on it. Flip through any celebrity magazine or browse any women’s lifestyle website and you’ll find articles and galleries providing tips and easy tricks on getting beach-ready – especially come summer. And don’t forget the magnitude of image galleries on Hollywood’s top celebrity bikini bodies. In fact, there are entire magazines whose existence is built solely on the spying, spotting, blaming and praising of celebs in swimsuits. But what does beach-ready or the perfect bikini body actually even mean? We know that in the mainstream media it refers to the one body we have been taught to value above all others — the slim, young celebrity or model figure. This is extremely marginalising as it automatically dubs other bodies as “problematic” or “fixable”. Are you fed up with society telling them to cover up (and with the rise of beautifully made plus-size beach wear for women), curvy women around the world are now taking to the beach snapping and sharing pictures of themselves on social media using the hashtag #Fatkini. Let’s face it, watching skinny women frolic on the beach in multi-coloured and patterned bikinis as you lie (fully clothed) on your towel, sweating your ass off, is just no fun. The hashtag has created conversation around the topic of redefining the term “beachbody” or “bikini body”, looking at its harsh policy of exclusion. It has since ushered in camaraderie between women encouraging each other to stop feeling self-conscious, barred or judged for wearing a bikini in public.
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JYOTHI LALDAS CHRISTMAS came early this year for the pupils at Sakhesethu Primary in Mandeni in the form of clothing and underwear from Durban-based clothing manufacturer, Jockey. The Jockey team, led by Jockey marketing associate Natalie Bennie, handed over R40 000 worth of products to the principal Mr Nene, who accepted it on behalf of the pupils. Also present at the handover was the Mandeni mayor, Siphesihle Zulu,
members of the school governing board and teachers. The joy on their faces could not be hidden by the young pupils who danced and sang for their guests in a show of appreciation. “Jockey is proud to make this donation to the pupils of Sakhesethu Primary as part of our social responsibility campaign, and to see the joy that it brought to everyone makes our trip to Mandeni that much more meaningful and worthwhile,” said Bennie.
Inspired to write >> North Coast sportsman and writer launches third book SHANNON HOPKINS
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E is only 26 years old, but this North Coast sports enthusiast, motivational speaker, journalist and author has achieved a lifetime’s work. Lunga Ntuli has just completed his third book, which will officially be launched at the end of the month. The book, Why Men cheat and Women Do it Better, is a frank discussion about cheating, offering insight into why men and women cheat, tips on how to know if your partner is cheating, how each gender goes about it, relationship no-nos and more. Ntuli said he was inspired to write the book as he has come across many people, often wealthy and respected people, who cheat on their partner.
HepostedacommentonFacebook on the issue, and due to the overwhelming response he received, he decided to write and self-publish a book. He was so inspired that the book took just 12 days to write. “I just started asking myself why people cheat as it is very hurtful. I wanted to offer solutions to help people deal with it. “The book is an easy, entertaining read that uses sports analogy to describe the various types of people or cheaters,” said Ntuli. Ntuli started from humble beginnings and has worked hard to unfurl his wings. Having grown up in rural North Coast areas, attending Shakaskraal Secondary and working as a car guard to earn money to study, he really has “come out on top”.
iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY INTER-MUNICIPAL GAMES 2014 The iLembe District Municipality will host the 2014 Inter-Municipal Games which will facilitate selection of the iLembe Team to participate at the SALGA KZN DSR in UMzinyathi District Municipality at Dundee in December 2014. Each year, the Local Government Authority, SALGA (South African Local Government Association) stages a spectacular sporting tournament known as the SALGA KZN DSR Games. The iLembe District Municipality 2014 Inter-Municipal Games are scheduled to take place as follows DATE: 23 AUGUST 2014 (SATURDAY) VENUE: KWADUKUZA RECREATION GROUNDS TIME: FROM 08:00 The games, formerly known as KWANALOGA Games showcase talent, sportsmanship and administration of sport in the local government sector. The event begins as a ward based competition which culminates to the Inter-Municipal Games, where local municipalities come together to battle it out in the selection tournament. Athletes will take part in 15 different sporting codes including basketball, volleyball, football, golf, netball, swimming, cricket and indigenous games such as khokho, ingqathu etc. The event is open to the Public. PLAYING VENUES
CODE 1. Athletics 2. Boxing (Males) 3. Boxing (Females) 4. Basketball (Males) 5. Basketball (Females) 6.Cricket 7. Dance 8. Golf 9. Indigenous Games (Males) 10. Indigenous Games (Females) 11. Netball (Males) 12. Netball (Females) 13. Rugby (Males) 14. Rugby (Females) 15. Soccer (Males) 16. Soccer (Females) 17. Swimming (Males) 18. Swimming (Females) 19. Tennis (Long) 20. Table Tennis 21. Volleyball (Males) 22. Volleyball (Females) 23. Karate (Full Contact) 24. Karate (Semi Contact)
VENUE Stanger High School Haysome Road Haysome Road Recreational Grounds Recreational Grounds KwaDukuza Country Club Lindelani Hall E Section Mandeni Country Club Stanger High School Stanger High School Recreational Grounds Recreational Grounds Gledhow Grounds Gledhow Grounds Recreational Grounds Stanger High School Recreational Grounds Recreational Grounds Recreational Grounds Stanger Secondary School Recreational Grounds Recreational Grounds Nevas Hlatshwayo Hall TBC
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At the hand over are (from left) principal Mr Nene, Jock ey marketing associate Natalie Bennie and Mandeni mayor Siphesihle Zulu. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
“If you work hard and believe in yourself you can achieve your dreams,” encouraged Ntuli. Strangely Ntuli never saw himself as a writer when growing up, but rather a sportsman. He received a cricket scholarship to attend Umlazi Comtech during his latter high school years and, after saving up, studied sports management at Durban University of Technology. He also studied sports psychology through Unisa, and will graduate with a Fifa sports management qualification through the Nelson Mandela University in Port Elizabeth soon. “I think it was my Grade 9 girlfriend who got me into writing. When she broke up with me I wrote her a six to eight-page love letter to win her heart back. “I don’t think she read all of it, but I realised I enjoyed writing,” said Ntuli. Ntuli has written sports articles and columns for local publications and popular and international online sites like goal.com He also won an award through Gsports for Girls in 2009 for promot-
ing women’s sport in South Africa after starting the Nkobongo women’s cricket team at just 19. Six of the women he coached were selected to represent the district, two for the province and one was given a scholarship to go to the Oprah Winfrey Academy. He was the first man to win the award. Ntuli published his first book, Love vs Sports, in 2011 after a newspaper he had written for closed and he was wondering what to do next. He said it was dubbed the first sports motivational book in the country. He sold his laptop to enable him to self-publish this first work. His second book came out in 2012. This time he wrote in isiZulu. The book was entitled Izimpandezempulelo - The Root of Success. Ntuli now lives in Nthembeni and has a child and a fiancée. He writes full time as well as doing sports mental coaching to keep athletes on top of their game. His fourth book is waiting to go to the printing press. Catch Ntuli at the book launch at Ekhaya Guesthouse, Ballito on 30 August at 2pm.
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PREPARATION OF THE ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVIEW AND ANNUAL BUDGET 2015/2016: INVITATION TO REGISTER FOR SERVICE ON THE REPRESENTATIVE FORUM iLembe District Municipality hereby informs all interested and affected parties that the Council is in the process of initiating the preparation of its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) in terms of the requirements of Chapter Five of the Municipal Systems Act (No 32 of 2000) and Annual Budget as per the requirements of the Municipal Finance Management Act (No. 56 of 2003). The IDP is a strategic plan through which the District Municipality and relevant role-players will plan, organise and implement their tasks and responsibilities over a five year period. The Budget is the annual plan in rands and cents that sets out the amounts each Department can spend on specific pre-determined items as informed by the IDP and Council’s operational needs. The iLembe District Municipality invites all interested persons and organisations to participate in the IDP and Budget preparation process via participation and registration on the Representative Forum. Please forward your application and your organisation’s profile, stipulating your area of interest before 12h00 on 21 September 2014 and should be addressed to the Acting Municipal Manager: iLembe District Municipality, PO Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or faxed to (032) 947 9816 or e-mailed to Lee-anne. naidoo@ilembe.gov.za or hand delivered to the Municipal offices in KwaDukuza. Details of Representative Forum meetings will be forwarded to registered representatives of organisations in due course. ISIMEMO SOKUBHALISELA IKOMIDI LOKUHLWELWA KWENTHUTHKO EDIDIYELWE (IDP) NOHLAKA LWEZEZIMALI KUNYAKA 2015/2016 Umkhandlu wesiFunda seLembe ngaphansi komthetho olawula ukusebenza koHulumeni basekhaya (Municipal Systems Act No 23 2000) isigaba 21 umema bonke abantu abathintekayo, okubalwa kubo, iminyango kaHulumeni wesifundazwe, Amakhosi endabuko nezinhlaka zawo,Osomabhizinisi, izinhlangano ezizimele (NGO) kanye nezinhlangano zabakhokhi ntela abafisa ukubamba iqhaza ukuba bazobhalisela ukuba sekomidini elizoba yingxenye yokuhlelwa kweNtuthuko Edidiyelwe (IDP) kanye noHlaka lweZimali (Budget). Abanezifiso zokuba yingxenye yalelikomidi bangathumela imininingwane yabo kanye nezinhlangano zabo ngaphambi komhlaka 21 September 2014, kuMphathi kaMasipala: iLembe uMasipala weSifunda, P.O. Box 1788, kwaDukuza, 4450 noma uthumele ngesikhahlamezi ku 032-9479816 noma nge email ku Lee-anne.naidoo@ilembe.gov.za . Kanti ungazilethethela wena mathupha emahhovisi eLembe aKwaDukuza kugwaqo uMahatma Ghandi nombolo 59. Uma unemibuzo ungaxhumana no Lee-Anne Naidoo ku 032-947 9817 ngezikhathi zomsebenzi.
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Wonderful women celebrated >> Company takes time to honour their female workforce
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Staff members and guests who attended the Sappi Women’s Day celebration.
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Women’s Day event took place at Sappi Stanger recently and saw the ‘women’s workforce’ at the company being treated to a day of motivational talks, health talks - all followed by a delicious spread of eats and refreshments. Kicking off the event, Sappi
general manager Bev Sukhdeo said that the purpose of the event was to show how much the women in the company – and women in businesses related to Sappi – are appreciated. “Women are not great at accepting compliments, however, we need to
build ourselves, and each other up, and be proud of who we are and what we achieve, both in the work place and at home.” Other speakers at the event were Indrani Govender from RICINZ Construction, Rhamba Hira from Natural Therapeutic Clinic and Glenda
Dolphin Coast Hospice Women’s Day celebration THEDolphinCoastHospice Association celebrated women by hosting a Women’s Day event recently. Women were treated to fun and games, competitions as well as meals. << Seen at the event from left: Toto Naidoo, R Bechoo, G Somaru, S Babolal and Shireen Rashid with guest speaker Yvonne Naidoo, director of Maxprop.
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Thompson from Hirsch’s Ballito. Jenny Russell, the branch manager of Diabetes South Africa, accepted a chequeforR10 000thatwaspresented by Sukhdeo, on behalf of Sappi, in recognition for the voluntary work carried out by Diabetes South Africa for the staff at Sappi.
MANDENI MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC NOTICE IDP, BUDGET & PMS PROCESS PLAN FOR 2015/2016 In terms of Section 21 (A) of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) read together with Chapter 5 of the Municipal Systems Act (MSA) as amended, the Mandeni Local Municipality hereby gives notice of its intent to review its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and to prepare a Budget for the 2015/2016 financial year. The Draft IDP, Budget and PMS Process Plan which sets out a programme specifying the timeframes, actions and procedures and appropriate mechanism for public participation and alignment in the IDP process, will be available for inspection at the following venues: • Mandeni Library (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni) • Sundumbili Library (848 eNembe Road, Sundumbili) • Protection Services (1330 Msomuhle Road, Sundumbili) • Municipal Offices (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni). Comments regarding the above notice can be submitted in writing and addressed to: The Municipal Manager for attention: Ms Phumzile Hlabangane (Manager IDP and Planning), P. O. Box 144, Mandeni 4490 or email to: Phumzile.hlabangane@mandeni.gov.za alternatively hand delivered to the municipal offices. MR L.H. MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER
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ubathola bebekezele yize noma kunjalo. Kubuhlungu uma umama ehlushwa ingane ayizalayo uze umuzwe esekhala ethi: “Ukube ngangazi ngabe ngakushiya esibhedlela ngesikhathi uzalwa.” Ngike ngithi usuke usuyingane eqale kisiwe uma usuhlule umzali. NeBhayeb heli liyasho emithethweni eyishumi lithi: “Hlonipha uyihlo nonyoko ukuze izinsuku zakho zande ezweni.” Mabaqhubeke nja lo labo mama abenza okuhle emindenini yabo nasemphakathini, uNkulunkulu uzoba busisa. Kunomngani wami oke wangixoxela indaba ebuhlungu ngomama owazala in gane wayilahla emgqomeni kadoti, esa ba ukuthi uzothini kubo uma efika nen gane, ngoba kungaziwa ukuthi ukhulel we. Uthi leyo ngane yatholwa ngowesifazaneothileowayezidlulangen dlela eya etohweni, wababaza ibhadi ezwa ingane ikhala, wayithatha. Akayanga ngisho nase msebenzini, waphuthuma ekhaya wachazela umyeni wakhe ngokwenzekile, kwasho ukuthi wayegane imvu yeNkosi eyayithobekile, ayibanga nankinga ngalokhu. Bayithatha ingane bayikhulisa kwaba ngeyabo ngoba babengenabo abantwana em shadweni. Lenganeyaphumelelaesikoleniyagci na isingumhlengikazi yasebenza yalung isela abazali bayo umuzi, yabondla,
iqinisekisisa ukuthi abasweli lutho. Phela yayazi kahle ukuthi bayithola ilahliwe. Ngelinye ilanga yatholana nowesi fazane owayegula ekhala ubumaye maye wena owabona umuntu oshaywayo, uma ebuzwa ukuthi kwenzenjani athi: “Ngiya sha, ngisizeni ningicishe lomlilo ovuthayo.” Kuthiwa wayezwakala exolisa ethi: “Ukube ngangazi, ngabe angiyilahlanga ingane yami”. Odokotela babengalitholi ikhambi lomkumsiza ngoba kuthiwa wayesenga boni ngisho nasemehlweni, eseyinto eh hemayo nje. Kuthiwa kwaze kwabizwa abefundisi ukuba bezomkhulekela, kwayima egony uluka ngento eyenza esemncane, wathi unembeza ubumudla yonke leminyaka, ephila kanzima ngenxa yanembeza, wenxusa abefundisi bamukhulekele bamchele ngamazi akhulekeliwe ukuze ahlanzeke. Bakwenza lokho, kwaphela izinsuku ezimbili washona engazi nokuthi le ngane ayilahla, yiyo eyayi ngumhlengikazi owayemnakekela ngesikhathi egula esib hedlela engena bani. Ngifisasikhululeizinhliziyozethusing abantu besifazane kule nyanga, sihlanze onembeza bethu, sithulule yonke imith walo, singene kuMandulo (September) singabantu abazelwe kabusha. Sithulule konke okungaphakathi. Zin ingi izindlela zokwenza lokhu. Umuntu akakhulule inhliziyo ngendlela abona ukuthi ingamlungela. Ungakhuluma nomfundisi, umngane omethembayo, il ungu lo mndeni olithembayo, noma noN kulunkulu wakho ngoba konke okutshela yena, angeke akudlulisele kumuntu, kuphela nje yena uzobona ephendula ngemisebenzi emihle phezu kwakho. Ake sikhuculule onembeza kulenyan ga...Uma kukhona onenkinga angayazi ukuthi angayixazulula kanjani, sithume lele isms enombolweni ethi: 074 696 8731, kungenzeka uthole iseluleko ku muntu ongafunda udaba lwakho.
Kufuneka ubufakazi GUY VEZI
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GENXA yokungaqondisisi kahle komphakathi indlela okusebenza ngayo umthetho webheyili, iFever ngempelasonto icele uchwepheshe kwe zomthetho waseKloof entshonalanga yeTheku osathatha umhlalaphansi ukuthi acacisele abafundi ngemicikilisho ephathelene nebheyili. UMnuz Eric Jabulani Sibeko ongo munye wabashushisi abahlonishwayo ngesibindi nokucophelela ekucubunguleni icala, uthi uma umuntu eboshwa akusho ukuthi icala selimlahlile ngoba kusuke ku salindwe ubufakazi obuqoqiwe. “Phela akwanele ukuthi ubufakazi bu qoqiwe, kumele kube yinkantolo egcu lisekayo ngobufakazi obusezithebeni za yo,” usho kanje. Uthe lesi simo sifana nomkhuba wesin tu sokunukwa umuntu kuthiwe uyat hakatha kanti akunjalo. Noma esenukiwe akabizwa ngomthakathi kuze kuyob hulwa. Kuyenzeka amaphoyisa abophe umuntu ngoba enukwa umphakathi kanti ubufakazi abenele. Uthi umshushisi ufana nomfundisi omele iqiniso futhi odingeka ahloniphe amalungelo omphakathi. Kuyisiko lokush ushisa ukucubungula ubufakazi ngaphambi kokuthath a isinqumo sokuthi uyashush isa noma akashush isi. Isizathu salokhuuthi ying oba
ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZI
UMnuz Jabulani Sibeko
aizinhlosozababoshiweyonabangaboshi we azifani. Uqhuba uthi: “Lokhu kufakela umshushisi ingcindezi yokuqaphela ika khulukazi abantu abashaya ihlombe ngoba uma engacubungulisisi ubufakazi obuphambi kwakhe, angazibona edla luhlaza amalungelo omphakathi . “Phela amaphutha ayenzeka lapho abantukufanelebenzeizinqumoikakhulu kazi amaphoyisa kumbe abashushisi . Ku kaningi kuboshwa umuntu omsulwa aze asizwe yinkantolo ngoba ingagculiseki ngobufakazi obusezithebeni zayo. Omunye aphume phambili yize ubufakazi bukhona ngenxa yokuthi abuqoqwanga kahle.” Uthi ezinkantolo kuhlupha abanye ofakazi ababa nehaba, bafake nezinongo ngoba benenzondo kumbe amagqubu. Kunenkolelo ethi uma kwenzeka iphutha enkantolo, kungezwakala uma kuyiphutha lokukhipha phambili isoni. Kanti iphutha lokugweba umuntu om sulwa aze aye ejele, lihlasimulisa umzim ba, lenze umthetho ungahlonipheki ngokusho kwaloluqweqwe olungabuzwa ukuthi umthetho luwuphupha ngisho lule le. Nanxa selwathatha umhlalaphansi, lu sacelwa ezinkantolo ukuthi luzolekelela. Uma uhluza lenkulumo yiqondanise nawe usugwetshwa udilika jele kanti um sulwa. Kuphela nje inkantolo idukiswe ngofakazi abanezindebe ezimanzi. “Kubalulekile ukuthi ofakazi bangabi nehaba,” eqhuba. “ Kubuhlungu ukubona izigilamkhupha ziphuma phambli ngenxa yobufakazi obungahlelekile bese kuhluku mezeka abamangali. Asibaqaphele laba abangamagagu okushaya ihlombe kodwa bebe besaba ukuyofakaza ezinkantolo. “Muva nje kuke kwaboshwa umfundisi ngenxa yabantu abakhuthele ekushayeni ihlombe. Uze walinyazwa bungekho ubu fakazi obubambekayo “Ngokwami ngithi umthetho uyawav ikela amalungelo ommangali nomman galelwa ikakhulukazi uma engakalahlwa yicala,” ephetha.
Vacancy Sales Representative – Stanger Weekly Media 24 Local News KZN is looking to appoint a permanent Sales Representative based in Stanger.
Key Responsibilities
F FEVER Entries are now closed
for the KZN Premier Spelling Bee 2014 Thank you to the grade 10 and 11 pupils from rural/previously disadvantaged schools who have submitted their entry forms for the KZN Premier Spelling Bee Durban & North Coast regional event, to be held on 30 August 2014 at Stanger High School, School.
We look forward to meeting the #DbnNrthCoastSpellingBees KZN Spelling Bee
Requirements • The ideal candidate is regarded as a self-starter • Ability to work productively in a team and within a competitive environment • Good communication and interpersonal skills • The ability to think outside the box and work under pressure • A valid driver’s license and own reliable vehicle is a must
Qualification
Discover more ONLINE! www.kznspellingbee.co.za
• Daily generation of new business through sales of display advertisements • Liaison with clients with regard to the design, make up and placing of advertisements • Stimulating the market by creating new opportunities to satisfy clients advertising needs • Client service by visiting new clients • Reaching of monthly sales target imperative
@kznspellingbee
• Grade 12 • Post-matric marketing qualification advantageous
Experience • 3 years sales experience with traceable references • Experience in the Media Industry will be an advantage Media24 is committed to Employment Equity, and is under no obligation to fill this vacancy. Applications and CVs must be sent by email to fever-vacancies@ media24.com, clearly indicating ‘Sales Representative – Stanger Weekly’ in the subject line. Closing date is the 22nd August 2014. Candidates who have not received feedback by 29th August 2014 must accept that their application was unsuccessful.
Meet the Durban & North Coast Spelling Bee judges: Sibusiso Biyela, Thembeka Dlamini & Vusi Mthalane
August 22, 2014
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Ibihanjelwe ngosondonzima imingcwabo emibili eMandeni
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>> Le mingcwabo ibihanjelwe nguNdunankulu waKwaZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mchunu XOLANI NXUMALO
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KAZANGE akuthole ukuphumula ngempelasonto uNdunankulu waK waZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mc hunu, njengoba emva kukubuya oLundi ukuyovula ukuhlangana kweNdlu yama Khosi ngoLwesihlanu, ebivulwa yiSilo sa maZulu uGoodwill Zwelithini, ngoMgibelo nangeSonto, wahambela imingcwabo emibili eMandeni. Bekunobhazabhaza wetende ngoMg qibelo eduze kwezitolo zaseMandeni, lap ho bekunenkonzo yomngcwabo wezin sizwa ezintathu ebeziyizikhulu zenyunya na yabasebenzi, iNational Union of Metal workers of South Africa (Numsa), ezidutshulwe zabulawa ngeledlule zihleli endlini yomngane wazo elokishini lase Mandeni, eSundumbili, esigcemeni sakwa Chappies. Abadutshulwe babulawa nguMnuz Njabulo Ndebele obenguNobha la we Numsa kwaSithebe, iphini lakhe uM nuz Sibongiseni Ntuli, noMnuz Ntobeko Maphumulo.AbabilikulabaabaseMacam bini, lapho ngakusasa bekutshalwa khona inkosi yabo, Inkosi uKhayelihle Wiseman Mathaba. Kulo mngcwabo bekukhona noNobha la jikelele weNumsa uMnuz Irvin Jim. Ut hole ithuba lokuphika alale ngomhlane, lokuthi lenyunyana izilungiselela uku phenduka ibe yiqembu leze politiki. Laba bobabili uMnuz Mchunu no Mnuz
ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE
Bekuno Ndunankulu waKwaZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mchunu noNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNda ba zoMdabu uNkk Nomusa DubeNcube, Inkosi uMandla Zwelivelile Mandela, emngcwabeni weNkosi uMathaba Jim, basihlabe basinikiza isihluku okubu lawe ngaso lezi zikhulu zenyunyana eMandeni. Ayikatholakali imbangela yokubulawakwabo,kodwakunabathium khuba usekhaya. Ngakusasa kube nendumezulu yenkonzo yokutshalwa kwenkosi yaseMacambiniebisezinkundlenizemidla lo kule ndawo, eduze kwenkantolo nomuzi wenkosi, kwaMuzikawudlulwa. Inkonzo yenkosi ibihanjelwe yinqwaba
yamabutho eholwa yinkosi yasemaNz imeleni, eyaKwaKhoza neyaKwaNzunza eNsingweni. Inkosi yaseMacambini ibingumdidiyeli wamabutho, njengoba kuyiyo ebikhonjwe yiSilo samaBandla ukudidiyela amabutho emshadweni waso obungeledlule, oLundi. Bekukhona uSihlalo weANC, KwaZu luNatal uMnuz Mchunu, uMengameli we National Freedom Party (NFP), uNkk
Zanele kaMagwaza Msibi, uSihlalo ka zwelonke weIFP uMnuz Blessed Gwala, lapho inkosi ike yaba yisishoshovu salo leli qembu, iPhini likaNgqongqoshe weziNdaba zokuBuswa koHulumeni baseKhaya nezoBuholi beNdabuko, uM nuz Obed Bapela, inkosi yaseMvezo e Eastern Cape, Inkosi uMandla Zwelivelile Mandela, ezalwa yindodana kaDkt Nelson Mandela eseyashona, uMnuz. Makgato
Ahamba elandelana amaKhosi esiFundeni iLembe XOLANI NXUMALO NGESIKHATHIisizwesibabazaukukhotha ma kweNkosi yaseMacambini eMandeni, ehambe ngengozi yemoto emgwaqeni uR66, ngaseNkwalini ngoMgqibelo ebusu ku, sekuvele ukuthi emasontweni amabili
adlule bekutshalwa inkosi yaKwaNodun ga KwaMaphumulo, esiFundeni iLembe. Inkosi uKhayelihle Wiseman Mthaba (57), etshalwe ngeSonto emathuneni asemzini wayo KwaMuzikawudlulwa, eMacambini, kusifunda iLembe, ilandela Inkosi uQaphelani Zulu, waKwaNodunga,
inkantolo yayo engase Zithabeni High School, KwaMaphumulo. Ngaphambi kokufika enkantolo yale nkosi, udlula umuzi kanokusho womculi kamasikandi owaziwayo uMfiliseni (Mphiliseni) Magubane, odume ngelika Mqabul’asheshe, esigodini saseOtimati.
Kwenzeka lokhu nje, umphakathi wak waMaphumulo ubusababaza ukudlula emhlabeni kwenkosi ebidume ngokulunga yasoCheni, KwaMaphumulo, Inkosi uMus soline Musawenkosi Zubane. Njengayo inkosi yase Macambini, inkosi yaKwaZubane ikhothame isajabulele uku
Mandela. Umculo ubudla lubi njengoba bekukhona uHlengiwe Mhlaba ocule kwanyakaza izihlwele ebezigcwalise ama tende amabili. Kucule noRay Zondi wakhona eMacambini, iOld Time Religion yase Mgungundlovu yezinsizwa ezindala, ez ihlokomise izihlwele ebezingaphezu kwe zi10 000, nekhwaya yaseMathubesizwe High School, ebishayelwa nguMnuz Du misani Mthembu. Kuveleukuthiinkosiikhothameisilung iselelaudwendwelwendodanayayoenda la uMthokozisi. Nokho abantu baphoxekile ben gasalitholi ithuba lokuzwa oSgwili Zuma noThokozani Langa becula, ngenxa yam abutho abengasadle nkobe zamuntu, es ethatha ibhokisi etendeni ephuma nalo eliyisa emathuneni aKwaMuzikawud lulwa. Yiwona futhi abeyingenisile inkosi nge hubo elithi ‘akawanga uMcambi, uguqe ngamadolo’. Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi kwenzeke okufanayo eminaykeni engaphezu kwa ma22 edlule enkonzweni yokutshalwa kweNkosi uChakide Mathaba, obeyibam ba lenkosi yase Macambini isafunda isikole. Ithe isabonwa ebhokisini inkosi endala, angena amabutho ayithatha.
vuka kwamasimu omoba endaweni yayo. Lokhu kulandela ukusungulwa komphi landawonye (cooperative) wakwa Zu bane, okwaze ukuthola izimali zokuvusa lo msebenzi wokulinywa komoba kule ndawo, osizana nomshini kashukela iGled how Sugar Mill. Inkosi uZubane ike yaba yilungu lomKhandlu oShay’umthetho kuHulumeni omdala waKwaZulu.
Ziza zilakanyana izindondo kumsakazi waKwaDukuza XOLANI NXUMALO
USEKUPHINDILE lokho kokuwola izindondo uMnuz Wiseman ‘Sponono’ Mpunzana (47), waseMelville KwaDukuza, ongumsakazi we Vibe FM ezinze KwaMashu, abuye abe nguthisha eMelville H.P. School. Lolu khondolo lokulandelwa yizindondo uMnuz Mpunzana lwamqala esemncane engumdlali wesibhakela ngaphansi kuka-Elijah ‘Tap Tap’ Makhathini, owayengumpetha wesibhakela wakuleli esisindweni se middle weight, nemenenja UMnuz Mpunzana nemiklomelo yakhe ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALO
yakhe uMnuz Chin Govendor, esitebeleni sabashayisibhakela baKwaDukuza. Unesiphiwo nje sokukhipha unyawo kunoma yini ayenzayo. UMnuz. Mpunzana usanda kuhlomula ngendondo emkhakheni wezindaba kumbe ukusakaza okuvelele ekuthuthukiseni umphakathi. Le ndondo uyizuze ngekhono lakhe ekushayeleni uhlelo lwezenkolo emsakazweni iVibe FM, olungena ngamaSonto kusukela ngehora lesithupha kusihlwa kuze kube ngeleshumi ebusuku, olubizwa
ngokuthi UMTHOMBO WOKUPHILA. Sekungokwesibili uMnuz Mpunzana ethola indondo ngalolu hlelo njengoba ethole eye SABC Music Crown Gospel Award enye ngo-2011. Lena uyithathe njengomthoba-nhliziyo ngoba uyemukele esemanzini kade engcwaba indodakazi yakhe uNongcebo Bavumile obeneminyaka yobudala eyi-10 ebishone engozini yemoto. Ngonyaka olandelayo uMnuz Mpunzana ubuye wemukeliswa enye indondo yiMeya yaKwaDukuza uMnuz Ricardo Mthembu, ebizwa ngokuthi yiMayoral Achievement Award. Lapha ubetuswa ngoku-
velela njengesakhamuzi saK- bantu abazibona bengamukeleki emindenini yabo nasemiphakathini waDukuza. Lomsakazi uzalwa eMthandeni abaphila kuyona. Uqale ukusakaza KwaMapmumulo, eduze kweSa- kuGoodnews Community Radio. khisizwe High School. Uzalwa nguMnuz July Mbomvu Mpunzana, enIn Loving Memory tombini yakwa Zuma uJulliet. Bobabili abasekho emhlabeni. Ungowesihlanu kwabo ezinganeni eziyisithu15/07/1931 - 11/07/2014 pha. Ngaphandle kokusakaza ubuye ahambele What she suffered, she told but izinkonzo nemibuthano few. She did not deserve, what namajele eyokhuthaza she went through. Tired and weary abantu ngempilo yabo. she made no fuss, but tried so hard stay with us. Usebenza kakhulu na-
Vacancy:
Accounts/Admin Lady Required by company based in Stanger. Must have Pastel experience. Fax CV to: 086 584 4328
Mrs S Reddy (Shiniyer)
Our lips cannot speak how we loved her, Our hearts cannot tell what to say, but God only knows how we miss her, in our home that is lonely today. Your life was love and labor, your love for your family true, you did your best for all of us, we will always remember you.
You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 40 Day Service of the late Mrs S Reddy (Shiniyer) Date: Sunday, 24 August 2014 Time: 2pm Venue: Essiena Farm, Dorinkop Sadly missed by her sons, daughter, sisters, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grand children and a host of family and friends.
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Service GuideS BLINDS
A F RCIVILI K A PLANT HIRE MINING
TRUCKS & EARTHMOVING MACHINERY FOR HIRE CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE OF ROADS BULK EARTHWORKS & BUILDING PLATFORMS MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT TRANSPORTATION LOW BED, ROLLBACK & CRANE TRUCKS DE-SLUDGING OF SEPTIC TANKS SUPPLIERS OF SAND, STONE, BRICKS & BLOCKS
Cell:082 822 4771
FRESH TASTE AT A GREAT PRICE CURRIES, PIES, BURGERS, FISH & CHIPS, SANDWICHES, BAIT & TACKLE
KWA-DUKUZA PRE-PAID ELECTRICITY AND WATER TOKENS ALSO AVAILABLE Cell: 083 776 6885 Tel: 032 484 8482 APPROVED COASTALS SUPPLIERS
SPECIAL TO ALL SAPS AND TRAFFIC OFFICERS - TEA & COFFEE R1
OPEN DAILY 5AM TO 8PM • TEL: 032 551 1342 19 KING SHAKA ROAD, STANGER
CTN CARPORTS & AWNINGS
For Carports, Awnings & Entertainment areas. Excellent quality and workmanship. We will beat any written quote.
We Also Specialize: Palisade Fencing and Gates Unit 85B 19, FLAMINGO HEIGHTS TEL: 032 944 3521 CELL: 071 774 7043 EMAIL: ckawnings@gmail.com
Dino
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Free quote:
Phone : 082 971 5040 072 127 0404 / 071 819 2569
ELECTRONIC GATE SPECIALISTS SALES * SERVICE * REPAIRS
No. 9 Arcacia Road, Warrenton Tel/Fax: 032 552 3701 Cell: 082 920 5048
(CALL OUT FEES APPLY)* • GATE MOTORS • GARAGE DOORS • ELECTRIC FENCING • CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE • ELECTRIC DOOR LOCKS • CCTV CAMERAS - INTERCOMS SHABEER SABJEE 082 678 6228 (BUSINESS HOURS ONLY) PREFERRED SERVICE PROVIDER TO MOST MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANIES
*CALL OUT FEES EXCLUDES LABOUR AND SPARES
EXOTIC STAGE DÉCOR AND CATERERS Specialising in Decors for all occasions, complete catering for all functions (Buffet) “Done with a professional touch”
Contact: Gan Naicker Cell: 076 265 4456 Home: 032 - 551 1552 DELIVERING ON THE PROMISE OF INNOVATION
FABWELD Square Tubes Square Bars Flat Bars Rectangular Tubes Plates and Sheets Gate Accessories Abrasives Distributor of Air Products TEL: +27 (032) 552 3659 / 552 1735 (Bus) Fax: 032 551 5089 Cnr. Lindsay & Scheffer Road, KwaDukuza
LOSE WEIGHT NOW? Ask me How
CCTV INSTALLATIONS ‐ GATE AUTOMATION ‐ INTERCOMS REPAIRS TO COMPUTERS ‐ COPIERS ‐ FAX MACHINES ‐ PRINTERS
STOCKISTS OF NEW & USED CCTV EQUIPMENT, TV's, FRIDGES, HI-FI'S, DVD'S, FURNITURE BEE Certificates -
Shop No. 1, Cane Growers Arcade, 51 Hulett Street, Stanger Tel: (B) 032 - 551 1940 / 551 1790 Tel: (H) 032 - 551 1625
Contact: Tasneem (Females only) 084 723 6255 BBM: 2B29C9CB Muhammed (Males only) 083 338 3374
Lose 4 - 12 Kg’s in a Month
Travolan Cell: 082 473 8795 Fax: 086 574 2275 Email: ctncarports@gmail.com
EVERGREEN MOTORS Smithers Road, Stanger (opp Sasko Bakery)
* Full diagnostic using the latest equipment on the market. This is a one stop workshop for all mechanical, auto-electrical and fuel injection problems under one roof. * Engine overalls * All mechanical repairs
Tel: 032 - 552 2093 Ravi - 082 667 1790
for a fast, professional and cost effective quotation for all your vehicle repairs!
Mechanical and Auto Electrical workshops are welcome!
CV JOINTS & SUSPENSION CENTRE SPECIALISTS IN
CV JOINTS, SUSPENSION, BRAKES
FREE CHECK & QUOTE
No. 1 Cnr of Cato & Mahatma Ghandi Street Tel: 032 551 4215 / 18 • Cell: 081 030 5031
Excel Tax & Accounting
Our services include Auditing, Tax, Bookkeeping, SARS Audits, Insurance, Medical Aid & Investments. We offer you a one stop service for all your statutory and financial requirements Contact us for an appointment to discuss your accounting and tax work. Stanger: Office 1, 121 Mahatma Gandhi Street Tel: 032 551 4336 • Cell: 084 205 6000 Durban: 140 Northway, Durban North Tel: 031 563 2222 www.etagroup.co.za
COMPLETE: - Catering - Draping - Lighting - Hiring - Venue setting - Uniformed waiters - Meals prepared and delivered for all functions including funerals and ceremonies For quality and tasty meals call
Cell: 082 782 2910 Telefax 032 551 2039 Email : hooblalscatering@telkomsa.net
MLOMBOVU TLB HIRE New JCB 4 x 4
Call: 083 400 5331 083 482 0248
BURGLAR BARS AND GATES MANUFACTURED TO SIZE
NGONYAMA UPMARKET DAILY ACCOMMODATION “HOME AWAY FROM HOME”
in in a safe, fenced •Located Situated Groutvilleand friendly environment KwaDukuza Groutville • Frominthe Market- follow Kwadukuza, offers daily theand boards monthly fully furnished accommodation
CELL: 073 247 5248
CELL NO: 078 252 4660 | 073 247 5248
OFFICE WAREHOUSE
OFFICE WAREHOUSE
Now-in-Stock
All types of Office Desks + Office Chairs + Credenza + Book Shelves + Gas lift Chairs, ETC, ETC, ETC
Call: Ahmed 082 684 6078
78 Colenbrander Street, Stanger P O Box 909, Stanger, 4450 Tel: +27 (O) 32 551 2800 Fax: +27 (O) 32 552 1388 +27 (O) 86 645 4359 Cell: +27 (O) 82 324 3406 Email: madhuri@chandinitravel.com www.chandinitravel.com
HOOBLAL’S CATERING
STORE SOON AT 19 KING SANAS OPENING STORE OPENING SOONSHAKA AT 19ROAD KING SHAKA ROADCALL Accredited NOWCALL FORNOW A FREE 0734151021 / 0760790162 FORQUOTATION A FREE QUOTATI0N 073 415 1021 / 076 0790142
• 2 Door Steel Stationery Cabinets • 4 Draw Steel Filing Cabinets with Security Bar
Contact us for great deals on packages for India Egypt Mauritius Far East etc Bus Tickets
Call: Ahmed 082 684 6078
randees electrical cc Electrical Installations, Sales, Repairs & Maintenance 141 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza Tel:032 - 551 6221 Fax: 032 - 551 6224 A/H: (032) 551 3403 Cell: 082 892 0565 nishen@randees.co.za
RB
DOORS
Visit our display at BUILIT in BALLITO
Tel: 032 586 3331
083 232 0020 Suppliers of MERANTI Garage Doors Manufacturers of quality, maintenance free fibre glass garage doors in a wooden grain finish Contact: Tel 035 789 2278 / 083 232 0020 Tel R/Bay: 035 789 2278 Ballito: 032 586 3331 Fax: 086 605 0080 Email: naresh@rbdoors.co.za
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SERVICE GUIDE
SMA to host U13 interschool soccer
Shades Airconditioning & Refrigeration
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in their clash against Nevil’s Auto. Vasa Rungasamy levelled the scores at 6-6 against Nevil Kisten before Charlie Pillay claimed a walkover to guide Gledhow to a thrilling 7-6 win. In the match against Isithebe Paints,Gledhowwereonthebackfoot right from the start, losing the quartet of team matches to trail 4-0. Their fortunes worsened after winning just a solitary doubles clash
and were staring at the barrel of defeat after trailing 1-6 heading into the singles matches of the evening. Gledhow needed to win all six singles matches in the hope of snatching victory from the jaws of death. Yogan Pillay gave Gledhow a glimmer of hope after beating Vinesh Geanballey in the opening singles clash. But, the writing was on the wall for the Gledhow lads after Jerry Govender and Vishalin Parmasivan won their singles matches against Terrence Subban and Rungasamy re-
spectively to give Isithebe Paints a 8-2 lead. Nine Pillay and Jerry Arunachellam rubbed further salt into the woundedGledhowoutfitafteroutwitting Justin Naidoo and Jodie Naidoo respectively. Gledhow’s Charlie Pillay beat Asogan Latshoomanan in the final singles match to add some respectability to the score-line (3-10). Meanwhile, log leaders Darnall Action Sporting suffered a humiliating 1-12 defeat at the hands of R & B
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SST Volleyball Club avenged their first round league defeat at the hands of reigning champions Grove End with an emphatic 2-0 win in their second round encounter on Thursday night at the association courts. Grove End took an early 4-2 lead before KSST quickly leveled the scores at 5-5 to stay in the hunt for honours. It was dubbed a “Neil Perumal vs Cameron Singh showdown” as both players demonstrated their attacking prowess at the courts. Perumal gave Grove End a comfortable 13-9 lead, but Singh quickly snuffed out the lead with a flurry of attacks from power to level the scores at 13-13. KSST took a slender 19-18 before their prodigal son, Lionel Jali was introduced into the fray for Lloyd
Chetty. Trailing 20-24, Cyprin Tulsiram served the ball onto the net to give KSST a fluent 25-20 victory. Fans expected Grove End to introduce Viinie Singh at the start of the second set in the hope of turning the tide in their favour, but the talented youngster made a brief appearance midway into the second set. Grove End forged 11-8, but their lead was quickly swallowed up by a determined KSST outfit who leveled the scores at 13-13 before taking a commanding five-point cushion (1813). Grove End rallied back gamely to reduce the deficit to a mere twopoints (17-19) before man-of-thematch, Singh hammered a winner down the line to give KSST a hard earned25-23andkeeptheirleaguetitle aspirations alive. Meanwhile, there were major upsets in the KDSA Social League on
Thursday night. Second-placed Teachers Style slumped to a humiliating 25-19; 14-25; 12-15 defeat at the hands of fourth placed Virgo. Cool Leadersreturnedthesmileonthefaces of the Style lads after toppling log leaders Sunbrook 2-1. In other volleyball news, KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA) will host the Nandos-sponsored women’s volleyball tournament on Friday night at the association courts commencing at 6pm. The tournament is open to all ladies with teams being drawn from a hat. Medals will be given to all participants before supper is served to all ladies (courtesy of Nandos). KDVA president Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to the management of Nandos for their generous sponsorship and urged the women in KwaDukuza to come out in their numbers on Friday night.
Dolphins notch up impressive double victory WEEKLY REPORTER DOLPHINS I notched up an impressive double victory in the Dolphin Coast Squash First Division League to stay in contention for league honours. AfortnightagoDolphinstoppledlog leaders Umhlali I (11-6) and on Thursday night trounced Umhlali I (12-4) at the Dolphin Coast sports Centre squash courts. On Thursday night Basil beat Dino Moodley 3-1 to give the visitors a perfect start. But, Shane Govindasamy quickly snuffed out the visitor’s lead with a thrilling 3-1 win against Ravin Premnath. Rashid Joosab, who lost a marathon 5-setter (3-2) against Shawn Adams a fortnight ago bounced back to winning ways on Thursday night with a comfortable 3-1 win against Terry Shane to give Dolphins a 7-5 lead. Dolphins“wonder-kid”,AveshNurbadh who reclaimed the top ranking in
Dolphins I notched up an impressive double victory in the Dolphin Coast Squash First Divi sion League. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Gledhow. R & B proved their dominance after Darrel Shanmagum, Neeran Somnath,AshleyHarripersaad,CollinRamalingam, Rajesh Parasaraman and Kevin Pillay ensured a clean sweep in the singles matches.
ZMS crowned KZN under 15 volleyball champions WEEKLY REPORTER
KSST Volleyball Club team stayed in contention for league honours after beating Grove End in straight sets (20) on Thursday night.
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ZAKARRIYA Muslim School (ZMS) were crowned Association of Muslim Schools (AMS) KwaZuluNatal under 15 champi ons after beating defending champions Nizamia in straight sets (20) in the final played before a large crowd at the ZMS Ground on Saturday. ZMS, who lost to Nizamia (2513) in the round robin matches of the tourna ment, sneaked a place into the semi’s af ter finishing runnersup in the pool A. Al Azhar who trounced Orient 253 were oddson favourites for honours after emerging winners in pool B. But, the home stunned the more fan cied Al Azhar outfit in the semi’s, winning 2521; 2515 to book their place in the fi nal. Nizamia, who lost the 1st set (1325) toOrientcamebackstronglywinningthe next two sets (2523; 1514) to set up a final against ZMS, whom they beat earli er in the competition. ZMS, enjoying a huge vocal support produced brilliant volleyball in the final beating their nemesis (Nizamia) 2523; 2519 to clinch the KZN Under15 title. ZMS coach, Aslam Randeree was ecstat ic with the performance of his charges andcommendedtheladswhodefiedthe odds stacked to become KZN champi ons. In the open final, Port Shepstone Is lamic School proved too strong for ZMS winning the first set 2515.
The local lads put on a gutsy perfor mance in the 2nd set before going down 2522. Therewasfiercerivalryforsupremacy in the under 17 ranks. In the first semifi nal clash Orient held onto a hard fought 2519;2522winagainstNizamiatobook their place in the final. In the 2nd semi’s Al Falaah eked out a hard fought 2522; 2517 win against Port Shepstone. Orient had to dig deep into reserves, holding onto a desperately close 2523; 2523 win to clinch the under 17 title. There was little separating the youngstersintheunder 13ranks.Nizamia beat Hartley 1425 in the opening set of their semifinal clash, but Hartley re turned the favour in the second set, win ning 2514 to level the scores at 11 and push the game into a third and decisive set. Nizamia booked their place in the fi nal with a nailbiting 1512 win in the final set. The Al Falaah U13 lads gave their school mates something to cheer abut after beating Al Azhar (1825; 2523; 159) in the other semifinal clash. Al Fa laah were crowned U13 champions after beating Nizamia (2523; 1325; 1512) in the final. Hosts of the AMS KwaZuluNatal tournament, ZMS was indebted to Isaac Abraham(whoservedastournamentdi rector), officials of KwaDukuza Volley ball Association and members of Cool Leaders and Teachers Style Volleyball Club, who officiated throughout the day.
Zakaariya Muslim School pupils were ec static after being crowned KwaZuluNa tal Association of Muslim Schools under 15 champions. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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of log leaders Umhlali I. Kim Stewartlost her clash (1-3) against Piet Smorfitt and Yashin Tewary stumbled to a 3-1 loss against Terrence Maidman to leave Darnall in dire straits after trailing 6-2. Jason Wright sealed the fate of Darnall with a fluent 3-0 win against Grant Fowlds and Ross ensured a clean sweepforUmhlaliafterbeatingRupert Rencken in straight sets (3-0).
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He praised Mikhalyn Naicker who was appointed skipper of the KwaZulu-Natal rural U17 squad. Ismail congratulated Ronald “Tiger”PonnsamyandDesiganPillaywho successfully completed their Level I cricketcoachingcourseandhopedthat both teachers will give back something to the game in the hope of improving the standard of play in the primary and secondary school ranks. Five centuries were recorded in the 2013/2014 season. Levaan Moodaly (103) of Morningside, Alveiro Nadasen (100 not out in the T20 League and 142 in the 50 Overs League) of Manor, Rocky Mghobozi (114 not out) of Nkobongo and Harry Naidoo (101) of Morningside notched up centuries. Eight players notched up a “fivewicket haul” in a single match for the past season, namely Eslin Jude Abraham, Shane Harris and Suveer Maharaj of Dawnheights, Calvin Pillay, D. Govender and Iresh Hemraj of Mag-
Officials of the Ilembe Cricket Union (seated) honoured the top achievers (standing) in the 2013/2014 season. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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R109.95
750ml
Specials available at STANGER TOPS ONLY from Wed 20 August 2014 to Saturday 23 August 2014, while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. E&OE. Prices include VAT. No traders please. Not for sale to persons under the age of 18.