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Stage four water restrictions loom >> About 30 fines have been issued for noncompliance with local water restrictions as authorities intensify saving campaign SHANNON HOPKINS
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KZN’s pursuit of economic growth >> Development projects to increase economy WEEKLY REPORTER THE KZN MEC for Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) Nomusa Dube-Ncube wants district development agencies to be set up soon. She was speaking at the KZN District Development Agencies Capacity Building Workshop at the eBandla Hotel in Ballito last week. The agencies are a unique concept
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION Basic Assessment for the proposed construction of a church with associated structures on a farm located on Portion 224(of 12) of Lot 71 on Erf 1524 within KwaDukuza Local Municipality in iLembe District. KZN DEDTEA REF NO. DC/29/0033/2014
are strategic vehicles for local economic development, focusing mainly on the implementation and realisation of larger scale sustainable economic projects in the districts. The agencies will strengthen socio-economic development through growth in employment and the eradication of poverty. Once operational, they are expected to create economic development capacity and ability at local government level to work in partnership with the existing LED initiatives of the municipalities. Whereas LED units in municipalities focus on broadening the economic base and creating an environment conducive to economic development, they will focus on catalytic projects and programmes leading directly to
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Notice is hereby given by Mr Omotoso of Global Outreach in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations contained within the Act (GN R543- R 546 of 18 June 2010), in terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management Act(Act 107 of 1998), environmental authorization must be obtained by Mr Tim Omotoso of Global Outreach in a form of Basic Assessment Report (BAR) as contemplated in the Regulations (listing Notice 1, Activities 11 and 18) from the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs. Mr Omotoso of Global Outreach proposes the construction of a church with associated structures within 32 meters of a watercourse. Location: The proposed church is located within uMhlali, Bernadalle Place Road, next to uMhlali cemetery and Methodist Church, KwaDukuza Local Municipality. For further information, you are invited to register as an interested and affected Party (I&AP) with respect to this proposal by 2nd December 2014, contact person below. Contact: Nothando Msomi Afri-viro Environmental Consultants 30 Jackcastle Avenue, Castlehill, Newlands West, 4037 Cell: 0737912061, Tel: 0315781285, Fax: 0866080267 Email: afriviroconsultants@gmail.com A public meeting maybe held: details will be confirmed with only the registered and affected parties.
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HE Urban Improvement Precinct (UIP) will be a great thing for Ballito, residents agreed at a public meeting at the Ballito Library on Friday. This comes despite private opposition. UIP representatives, KwaDukuza Municipality representatives, local councillors, members of the public and business owners attended. At the meeting, UIP project manager Brian Wright said unless the projectisopenandtransparent,itwill not be sustainable. Following the positive meeting, the UIP steering committee will now lodge a formal application to the municipality to get the go ahead for the project. Wright said this will be submitted in the next couple of weeks, but as the
>> Application to go ahead for Special Ratings Area sentatives working with the municipality to make sure services are delivered and maintenance is done, with the aid of extra funding from the community, he explained. “The key is to upgrade our public open spaces. If it looks good to visitors, then the town will thrive. What happens outside the property is everyone’s business. The area is growing too fast for the municipality to
process takes time, he foresees it will only be implemented by August or September 2015. Wright presented reasons for the UIP, Umhlanga’s UIP success story and challenges facing Ballito. These challenges include “crime and grime” and the subsequent devalue of commercial and residential property and loss of business. ThesystemwillworkbyUIPrepre-
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Area growth is exponential, creating a need for pri vate investment. The above shows the Ballito Busi ness Park area in 2003. Only the Lifestyle Centre stood there at the time.
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manage it alone. The question to ask yourself is - are you confident about putting money into Ballito in its current state?” said Wright. La Montagne body corporate member Thomas Groenewald praised the UIP. “The idea is excellent, pay a bit extra and have peace of mind. Let’s go for it,” he said. He added holiday clubs should alsobetargetedtocomeonboard.Glenda Thompson asked if recycling would get off the ground by the UIP. Wright said the priority was to clean up the town, but a recycling project was definitely on the cards down the line. Ward 6 councillor Colin Marsh said he was pleased the UIP was happening. “It has been a long road, but it is nowcomingtofruition.Itisawonderful concept. Some people object privately, but does Ballito want something or nothing? The UIP will offer a better level on management, which is sorely needed,” said Marsh. Although no one contested the UIP at the meeting, residents have privately expressed their displeasure to the Weekly. Some business owners feel the UIP is paying twice for services that should be provided by the municipality.
One businessman, who did not want to be named, said ratepayers would be paying heavily next year. “Rates are due to go up next year, there is a new rates act in the pipeline, and with UIP contributions on top of these,manypeoplearegoingtostruggle. “Most people don’t understand how it will work, Council should not engage with the UIP, but upgrade the town out of the annual budget,” he said. He added that developers have also spent millions in water and electricity bulk infrastructure contributions. The UIP project is being driven by the iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Tourism and Industry, with the idea emerging under the auspices of former CEO Trenley Tilbrook in 2011. Although About 51 per cent in favour was needed, and about 60 per cent, 64 per cent of business value, have voted in support of the UIP to date. This following a R360 000 feasibility study funded by local property owners in 2012. The UIP contribution cost for commercial property owners is planned at R300 per month per R1 million in municipal assessed property value. The residential contribution, which is still under discussion, will be about R100 per month per R1 million in property value. “It is a difficult task to track all the residents down, as many do not live here, so this is the next phase and couldtaketime.Ourmaingoalistoget the body corporates on board,” said Wright.
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ISAJeyDavisoncewroteinherbookOr chids: “Icallthechangeoflife‘Orchids’be cause menopause is such an ugly word. It’s got men in it for God’s sakes.” I think it is for this very reason why I had to shed some light on the “male change in life” aptly known as male menopause or an dropause. As men, our bodies rely on the sex hor mone testosterone. It is important for our sexual and reproductive well being it’s
Keep ‘Screamer’ on longer For years our national soccer team has been the subject of ridicule simply because it failed to make us proud. AttimesBafanaBafanawouldfailto qualify for international showpieces and at other times they would be knocked out in the early stages of any such prestigious tournament, making the rest of us feel a little less patriotic about our boys. But it seems as if we have finally turned the corner after successfully qualifying for next year’s Afcon. So I would like to congratulate Mashaba and the boys for the great form that they have displayed ever since Screamer was introduced to the side.
what makes us men! Hormonal changes are a natural part of aging. Unlike the more dramatic reproduc tive hormone plunge that occurs in woman during menopause, sex hormone changes in men occurs gradually. Testosterone levels vary greatly among men. In general though, older men tend to have lower testosterone levels than do younger men. Testosterone levels gradually decline throughout adulthoodroughly about 1% a year after the age of 30 on average. So how does “male menopause” present itself? In those men who do present to their lo cal doctor they may present largely with: diminished sexual function: this might in clude erectile dysfunction and reduced sex ual function. Physical body changes: this may include an increase in body fat and reduced muscle bulk and strength. One may also have an in creased tendency to fractures due to a de
creased bone density. There is also an in creased tendency for hair loss (balding). Emotional changes: this may vary from trouble concentrating or remembering things to loss of self confidence and depres sion. Changes in sleep patterns: This again may vary from insomnia to increased sleepiness. If you are experiencing these signs and symptoms, this may be as a result of a low testosterone level and you should consult your doctor. Heorshecanevaluatethepossiblecaus es for the way you feel, and explain the dif ferent treatment options out there. Over the next few weeks I will cover a range of urology health related topics aim ing to educate our community about healthy living. Dr. Enesh Padayachee is a specialist urologist who has commenced practice at Netcare Alberlito Hospital, Ballito (032 946 6931 or email:epurology@gmail.com).
Qualifying is the first step and the boys still have a long road ahead when the tournament kicks off next year January. The road to the finals will notbesmoothsailingforthem but I am certain that all of us will be behind them all the way. My request from my fellow countrymen is, regardless of the boys’ performance next year, early knock out, or allowingthetitletoslipfromour fingers, could we, this time around,pleaseallowScreamer Shabalala to stay on longer as the national coach? Can we please build a lasting relationship with our coach and not rush to call for his replacement if Bafana
Bafana’s performance next year is not to our satisfaction? JJ Thompson
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Sewer charges must be reviewed sic charge for sewers compared to us being charged R120. We are paying R8.81 on sewer charge based on 70% of water consumption while Siza Water charges R3.80. iLembe is the water authority and Siza Water is the service provider. Itisillegaltohavetwodifferent tariffs fully understanding it is a concession area. Support our campaign to calliLembeouttoreviewitsposition and consider R106 on basic charge and reduce the tariff charge from R8.81 to R3.80 just like Siza Water. Madhun Sing
SINCE the approval of the new sewer charges I have been inundated with calls for action against iLembe. Despite me highlighting the impact the new tariff will have in the local media, little consideration was given. Now residents are saddled with huge monthly bills on sewer charges and want iLembe to review its position in the adjustments in January 2015, and can wait no longer. Simply put it is not affordable and people are struggling to meet high demands. Compared to Siza Water, residents of Ballito and surrounding areas pay a R106 ba-
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HE Lower Tugela Maths Association (LTMA)hostedamathsawardscere mony at the KwaDukuza Town Hall onWednesdaynighthonouringpupilswho excelled in the MathaMove/Top 20 Maths Competition and the Maths Relay/ Challenge. President of LTMA Isaac Abraham heaped praise upon the top maths achiev ers of 2014 and encouraged them to learn the skills in solving problems so that they will continue to excel. He thanked the principals of all schools thatparticipatedinthecompetitionshost ed throughout the year and urged every school in the KwaDukuzaStanger circuit to give their pupils an opportunity to par ticipate in next year’s competitions. Masibonge Nxaba (acting chief educa tion specialist of Ilembe) thanked the offi cials of LTMA for inspiring the young chil dren and inculcating in them the love for mathematics and science. KwaDukuza circuit manager, MA Ngu bane acknowledged the role played by the officials of LTMA in promoting maths in
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primary schools and encouraged the LTMA officials to consider a bursary for their top three achievers (grade seven) who finish matric in 2019. Trophiesandcertificateswereawarded to the top 20 finishers in the maths relay/ challenge and top three finishers in the MathaMove and Maths Top 20 competi tion. Results of Maths Relay/Challenge Grade 3: 1st Fathima Ismail (ZMS) 1st Asma Dhoodat (ZMS) 1st Zahara Sha (ZMS) 1st Kiasha Amiappen (Glenhills Primary) 1st Neerav Ranjit (Manor Primary) 1st Purvee Akasam (Manor Primary) 1st Swasthika Daodary (Manor Primary) Grade 4: 1st Shriyan Naidoo (North Coast Primary) 2nd Shivek Haripersad (Manor Primary) 3rd Ntombizonke Dlamini (Harry Bodas ing) Grade 5: 1st Darshan Bramdev (Manor Primary) 2nd Saiyan Naidoo (Manor Primary) 2nd Mischka Mohan (Manor Primary) 2nd Yurika Singh (Manor Primary) 2nd Sulaiman Patel (ZMS) Grade 6: 1st Avanthika Daodary (Manor Primary) 2nd Humza Ismail (ZMS) 3rd Preshivan Govender (Manor Primary) Grade 7: 1st Sayuri Naidoo (Manor Primary)
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2nd Trent Peters (Manor Primary) 3rd Esha Manilal (Manor Primary) Results of Math-a-Move Competition Grade 4 1st Mandisa Kunene (Lee Primary) 2nd Themba Mzobe (Prospect Farm) 3rd Ntombizonke Dlamini (Harry Bodas ingh) Grade 5 1st Darshan Bramdev (Manor Primary) 2nd Lethokuhle Mgwaba (Prospect Farm) 3rd Mthembeni Mthembu (Prospect Farm) Grade 6 1st Suveer Reddy (Stanger Heights) 2nd Kaydin Devchand (Stanger Heights) 3rd Byron Menen (Lee Primary) Grade 7 1st Sunveer Raj Reetoo (Manor Primary) 2nd Nhlalenhle Nzuza (Dawnview) 3rd Erica Lynn Lutchman (Glenhills Sec ondary) Top 20 Competition Grade 4 1st Ahmed Vally (ZMS) 2nd Ashton Gopal (Glenhills Primary) 3rd Sayulan Naicker (Manor Primary) Grade 5 1st Damien Pillay (Glenhills Primary) 2nd Wenzile Sibiya (Stanger Heights) 3rd Avish Singh Sivparsad (KwaDukuza Primary) Grade 6 1st Kaveer Narayan (Manor Primary) 2nd Anele Dlamini (Lee Primary) 3rd Vimal Seewrath (Glenhills Primary) Grade 7 1st Ryan Dhanesar (Manor Primary) 2nd Lula Mzozoyana (Radha Roopsingh) 3rd – Tashmika Premlal (KwaDukuza Pri mary)
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TANGER Training Centre pupils, under the care of teachers M.D. Morie, A.B. Gumede, D. Singh and N.I. Zikhali attended the School Arts Language Festival held at Adams College in Amanzimtoti re-
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The festival was the brainchild of the Department of Education which took the initiative to nurture and develop the skill and talent of pupils.
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Different regions were represented under two groups catering for special schools and mainstream schools. Stanger Training Centre participated in the categories of music, drama, dance, story telling and poetry. According to the teachers the pupils performed “exceptionally well” in all
categories. They were placed first in the music, dance and drama categories and second in the story telling and poetry categories. The school received trophies as wellasR6500worthofbookvouchers which will be used to purchase books for the school library. Pupils who participated in the festival with their principal Kis hore Hira (far right) and ed ucators. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to bid for Establishment of a panel of service provider for the provision of mechanical and electrical repairs and maintenance for a period of three years. Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than 5ME and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 4ME PE will be eligible to bid. COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 05 December 2014. Prospective Bidders shall meet at 12 Haysom Road (Auditorium), iLembe District Municipality Technical Services where a briefing will be held. Prospective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the site inspection for signing Municipal representative. All bid documents will be signed at the briefing meeting venue. All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Mr. Mr. Elias Bhengu, on 032 551 8761 alternatively contact Mrs. Xolelwa Mazibuko on 032 551 8765, iLembe District Municipality Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/139/2014: Establishment of a panel of service provider for the provision of mechanical and electrical repairs and maintenance for a period of three years must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on Monday, 05 January 2015 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelope containing the bid.
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THE EMPLOYMENT OF AN ESTABLISHED CONTRACTOR SUNDUMBILI WWTW: REFURBISHMENT OF BIO-FILTER NO. 3 Ilembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors experienced in the design and construction of mechanical components and experience in WWTW to bid for: ❏ Mechanical refurbishment of Bio-Filter No.3 at Sundumbili WWTW ❏ Replacement of the under drainage at Bio-Filter No.3 ❏ The replacement of incorrectly sized media used in Bio-Filter No. 3 The works packages are located in the Mandeni area which is located within the KwaDukuza region. Only Bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor grading equal to or higher than 5ME and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 4ME PE will be eligible to bid. A Compulsory Site Inspection will be held at Sundumbili Waste Water Treatment Works (WWTW) on Friday, 05 December 2014 at 10H00. Prospective Bidders shall meet at the Sundumbili WWTW’s in Mandeni. The Engineer will not be available for inspection purposes on any other occasion. Prospective contractors are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the site inspection for signing by the Engineer. All SCM bid enquiries are to be directed to Ilembe SCM on 032 551 8761. All Technical bid enquiries are to be directed to the Consulting Engineers, Mr Denver Seetal of Linda Masinga and Associates on 031 – 202 0573 or email denver@lma.co.za. Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/140/2014 Sundumbili WWTW : Refurbishment of Bio-Filter No. 3 must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE Technical Services Building, 12 Haysom Road, KwaDukuza by no later than 12 Noon, 19 December 2014 where they will be opened in public. The address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelope containing the bid. Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called for above prior to the closing date of the bid shall be disqualified from further consideration. Bid Specification Documents will be available from Thursday, 27 November 2014 until the close of business on Thursday, 04 December 2014 at 15H00 from the offices of the Cashier at Ilembe District Municipality, Ilembe House, 59/61 Mahathma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R300 for TS/139/2014 and R500.00 for TS/140/2014. Bid documents will not be available at the site inspection meeting. Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document or non-attendance of the site inspection will result in the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification documentation provided by the Municipality. All Bidders must supply valid and original Tax Clearance Certificates from SARS confirming that the Bidders Tax matters are in order or give authority to the municipality to obtain information on their tax matters from SARS on their behalf. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be rejected and will not be considered. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days. Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of Functionality and thereafter Ilembe District Municipality’s Supply Chain Management Policy and the 90/10 preference point scoring system. Ilembe District Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No. 5 of 2000). Ilembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.
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Teddies explore Croc Creek Stanger Manor Primary School Teddies went on an excursion to Crocodile Creek recently. With them are teachers T Sewnath and S Reddy. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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>> Pupils rewarded for their achievements Stanger Manor Pri mary School held their annual awards ceremony on Friday at the school to honour their top achieving pupils for the year.
Yashin Tewary, Isaac Abraham and HOD Thula Somduth with sports girl Keris sa Naidoo and sports boy So hail Mitha.
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North Coast Primary School Grade R pupils graduated recently. They are seen with principal Mala Mariemuthoo and teacher Rachael Padayachee.
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Governing body chairperson Steven Naidoo and educator Isaac Abraham with the Good Fellowship award re cipient Dhiya Maharaj.
Issac Abraham presents the inaugural Ritesh Hiblall floating shield for outstand ing academic achievement to Esha Manil al. PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDAS
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Fortu- oncologist from Cape Town, the sur- necessary addition of radiotherapy in past, and new surgical techniques provide an optimal cosmetic outnately, the treatment is advanc- vival of the patient is crucial. come. breast conservation led to progres- have been developed. ing beyond merely eliminating the Dr Pienaar concurs and says the The aims of this integration are However, the cosmetic outcome sive scarring. cancer. “Afterafewyearsthenthescarring the uncompromised safety in cancer combined clinics and the new tools after the cancer treatment is an asIn well-run comprehensive breast made the cosmetic outcome rather treatment, while establishing an aes- plastic surgeons have developed, pect that cannot be ignored. centre’s using state of the art screenProfessor Justus Apffelstaedt from poor," says Professor Frank Graewe, thetically pleasing breast shape that provide the patient with a reformed ing technology, the majority of womcan withstand breast shape with excellent blood the University en will be treated by breast conservsupply in which radiation is much radiotherapy of StellenTHE AIMS OF THIS INTEGRATION ARE THE ing therapy. with little better tolerated. bosch says iniIn large trials performed in the 70s UNCOMPROMISED SAFETY IN CANCER TREATMENT, The team of surgeons should all long-term tial trials of and 80s breast conserving therapy have a major interest in breast cancer changes. breast conserWHILE ESTABLISHING AN AESTHETICALLY PLEASING was shown to be equally effective in This is most management in order to understand vation adthe treatment of early breast cancer, BREAST SHAPE THAT CAN WITHSTAND RADIOTHERAPY readily the complexities involved. dressed mainas was a mastectomy. A good measure of this is the numachieved by a ly safety issues Increasingly, additional treatments WITH LITTLE LONG-TERM CHANGES team ap- berofbreastcancerstheymanageanand cosmetic such as chemotherapy and hormonal proach includ- nually. outcome was therapy, prolonged the patient’s surMore than 100 cases of breast canonly a secondary consideration. He head of the division of plastic surgery ing an oncologic surgeon, oncologist vival. cer is a good indication, that the team and a plastic surgeon. says mastectomies were performed at the University of Stellenbosch. Currently,of100patientswithearThis approach, which combines has the required volume to constantly There have been two significant to alleviate problems associated with ly stage breast cancer, about 80 are developments that have improved cancer surgery and plastic surgery in achieve good outcomes. late radiation changes. still alive and well after 20 years. Still, an unfortunate minority "The surgical outcome initially the cosmetic outcome remarkably. the same session, is named "oncoof women will require a mastectoProgress in radiation planning and plastic" breast surgery. Thirty years ago, breast cancer my. new technology in radiation delivery In these cases, immediate reconstruction is the standard treatment with an emphasis on retaining the volume and shape of the breast. JUNAID VADIA 032 55-22-911 In the newest reAYESHA VADIA (B. Pharm. Wits) Strictly by appointment only Street, Stanger (Opp Stanger Supermarket) Lindley Stree construction techTelefax: (032) 551 2703 niques, only skin SPECIALIST PAEDIATRICIAN and fat with their own blood supply DR STRINI CHETTY are removed and used to form a new OUr GiFtS tO yOU! breast. 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>> A woman facing a hysterectomy has one important piece of advice to share: don't ignore things.
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pregnant again. “That surely can’t M reproductively challenged. I wasn’t aware of this fact until happen twice,” I thought. Wham! Miscarriage number two I made the fateful decision to start trying to conceive in 2007. I was on 31 January 2008. By this stage I 24, married for two years, it seemed was sure I would never have kids (I know, what a drama queen). It was a the logical next step. I was pregnant after a few months tough time. This is probably where I of trying. I lost my first baby on 12 Oc- should insert that I’ve always had a dodgy ‘ute’. No tober 2007. doctor could diWham. Kick to SO I’VE DECIDED TO BE agnose the exact theuterusbythe CANDID ABOUT IT, IN THE problem propuniverse. erly, I’ve surI don’t know HOPE THAT MY TALE mised probably how normal MAKES JUST ONE WOMAN because men people deal with don’t suffer thesethings,but THINK ENOUGH, THAT SHE from dysmenorthere was a lot of rhea. It’s an ugly agonising, and MAY DRIVE HER OWN wordforaneven Googling, and agonising, and BEHIND TO A DOCTOR, AND worse problem, so you get your wringing of GET HELP packet of birth hands, and agocontrol pills, nising. I wrote a blog post about it a few years later, be- and you continue with your life. Sort cause it’s (un)funny how much unbe- of. Fast forward this miserable tale, lievably stupid crap people say to you and by a stroke of fortune and grace after an early miscarriage. In January 2008 I found out I was I had two healthy kids spaced 22
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months apart. I was also divorced a few years later. My woes were exacerbated by turning 30, and this is sort of the point of this little tale: don’t ignore things. You will struggle to find a doctor who listens to you, because they generally don’t. I was eventually put on the depo to try and halt the constant bleeding, which didn’t work. After two years of this, I called halt. I found a new doctor, and was instantly diagnosed with fibroids, and booked for surgery. Unfortunately my lapwasn’tasuccess,soIwillprobably have to have a hysterectomy in the near future. I can probably draw parallels between my miscarriages and fibroids, I choose not to. Sing “Let it go” with me. As a young woman, it’s difficult to wrap my mind around never carrying children again, probably due to a fair amount of societal pressure. I mean it’s sort of the seat of my femininity that’s going to be yanked out, isn’t it? I am sad on one hand, but on the other I would love to have my quality of life back. So I’ve decided to be candid about it, in the hope that my tale makes just one woman think enough, that she may drive her own behind to a doctor, and get help. You don’t have to live with crazy symptoms, you don’t have to suffer in silence, and life sans reproductivecapabilityislookingpretty darn good at this stage! Farewell to thee, uterus. I don’t think we ever liked each other much, butwehada50%successrateforyour intended purpose. I’ll take that pass mark, thanks. -Jahni Cowley
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One in every 12 South African chilTHINK breakfast. Does this mean cereal, eggs and bacon, yoghurt and banana, dren is obese. The ideal breakfast should be high lastnight’sleftovers,acupoftea–orjust in carbohydrates, rich in nutrients nothing? and low in fat. Breakfastliterallymeanstobreakthe UK data has shown that breakfast fast after a long night’s sleep. It is a cru cereals are the leading source of cial meal that refuels the body and the iron, a major source of B vitamins, brain with energy and nutrients. and the provider of 10 per cent Eating breakfast has been shown to of fibre in the diets of young improve mental alertness and physical people. The average home has four to performance. During a Kellogg’s media briefing, six cereals in the storage cupboard. Cereals are made from grains, the following interesting facts were to which are added ingredients stressed: such as sugar, chocolate, honey and For many young children, there fruits. could be as many as 14 hours beIn the UK, breakfast cereals contween supper and breakfast the tribute to 7% of added sugar intake. next morning. Topping the list are soft drinks One in 10 children skips breakfast, (35%), and confectioneries, biswhich can severely limit their abili- cuits, cakes and pastries (35%) and ty to learn. table sugar (8%). Children should get one quarter More than half of all South African of their daily nutrition at break- children are getting less than 66% fast. of the recommended daily allowOne in four South African children ance (RDA) for some of the nutriare chronically undernourished; ents. one in four does not get enough vitamin A; one in five have anaemia; one in ten is not getting enough iron. Fortified children’s breakfast cereals contain almost 50 per cent more vitamin A, B6, folic acid and viSpecialising in Chronic tamin C than cooled Hemodialysis Treatments oats porridge with milk. Research shows that children who eat breakfast have healthier weights N.Dip Clin Tech (DUT), B.Tech Nephro (DUT) than children who skip breakfast and alPR. No: 0416029 so perform better on memory tests.
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WEEKLY Don't let migraines ruin your holidays PLAN ahead, keep meds handy and make time to cuddle, expert advise if you're prone to migraines during the holidays. The holidays can challenge the estimated30millionmigrainesufferersintheUnited States as they try to deal with crowds, travel delays, stress and other potential headache triggers. Even if you don't get the debilitating headaches, there's a good chance you have loved ones who do. Nearly one in four US households includes someone afflicted with migraines, according to the Migraine Research Foundation. There are a number of ways to cope with migrain es during the holidays, said David Yeomans, director of pain research at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Along with knowing and trying to avoid your mi graine triggers, you need to be prepared to deal with a headache. Light sensitivity, changes in sleep pat terns, and certain foods and smells all common mi graine triggers might be harder to avoid during the holiday season. What does an expert suggest? "When you've got family over or are at a loved one's home, it can be tricky to adjust your normal habit or routine," Yeomans said in a news release. "What I often suggest is putting together an emer gency migraine kit just in case antiinflammatory drugs, prescribed migraine medicine, an eye mask or ear buds, and antinausea medication. Being pre pared can perhaps save the day." Family and friends may help solve the problem It's also important for migraine sufferers to rely on their support network of family and friends. "Asking the host of the party or gathering if they have a quiet bedroom or place to let the pain subside for awhile may not be a big deal if you make sure they understand where you're coming from ahead of time," Yeomans said. "You don't have to place so much stress on your self worrying about what others may think if you have a strong support system in place that is flexible and understanding of your needs." Cuddling may also work Cuddling with loved ones can help too, he said. "When you snuggle up to a loved one, your body naturallyproducesahormonecalledoxytocin,affec tionately nicknamed the 'love hormone,'" Yeomans said. "The remarkable ability of oxytocin to ward off pain is still being explored, and there are treatments ... that are currently being studied that utilise this hormone specifically for migraine pain."
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to win and he is confident in his ability. In 2012 Mgwaba also had an opportunity to fight in Australia for an intercontinental full contact kickboxing title. However, due to a late visa application he could not attend. One of his aspirations is to move to the USA next year to further his career in kickboxing. Not only is Mgwaba a kickboxer, he is also the CEO of Triple M Gym in Mandeni, where he trains residents in cardio kickboxing. “I work hard in the gym training daily for my fights.” Mgwaba leaves for the UK on Monday, 15 December and the tournament commences on Saturday, 20 December. Despite his efforts, Mwgaba is still in search of sponsorships to pay for his travel and accommodationashisincomefromthegymislimited. The cost of his return ticket is R18 000. If any one is willing to help please call him on 061 122 9295. Kickboxer Ntokozo Mgwaba in action. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the KwaZulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the following positions and accordingly invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced applicants for appointment to the position as indicated. Please note that the post title and post identification number (KDM.) MUST be indicated on your application which MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identity document and driver’s licence where applicable. Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selection criteria in terms of qualifications, experience and any other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement as shortlisting will be based on these selection criteria. Note: It will be required from the successful candidate from Task Grade 12 and above to meet the minimum prescribed competencies as required by National Treasury regulations. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DIRECTORATE ASSISTANT MANAGER: INTERNAL AUDIT (TASK GRADE 14: R283 683.48 – R368 233.44 P.A) + Locomotion allowance & Cell-phone allowance in terms of Council’s policy. Requirements: A B.Comm Degree in Internal Auditing at an NQF level 6; Registration with the Institute of Internal Auditors, Study towards and registration with the Institute of Internal Auditors as a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) (Proof be attached); Computer literate (MS Word & Excel); Code EB/08 driver’s license. 4-5 years in Internal Auditing Experience. Knowledge: Understanding of legislation governing Auditing; understand, apply and adhere to the IIA Standards and Knowledge of Internal Control System. Duties: Preforms the Internal Audit procedures by preparing the draft Annual Audit Plans and programs for the KwaDukuza Municipality; Monitoring Compliance and Conducting Internal Audit fieldwork to determine the extent of Variation or none- conformance to statutory requirements, policies and procedures. Preparing and presenting comments and opinions; and providing guidance on the interpretation of principles to enable re-alignment of functions and responsibilities ensuring the activities of the KwaDukuza Municipality are conducted and concluded in credible manner. Implementation of Audit methodology processes to determine irregularities or noncompliance; Disseminates guidance and information on specific key performance areas and requirements associates with the Audit program and procedures. Maintaining and updating of quarterly Dash Board Reports and testing adequacy of evidence. Maintaining and Updating of AG Action Plans in Respect of all AG Queries and testing adequacy of evidence; Assistance during AG Audit. KDMMM04: INTERNAL AUDITOR (TASK GRADE12: R223 788 – R290 492.16 P.A) + Locomotion allowance & Cell-phone allowance in terms of Council’s policy. Requirements: B.Com or BCompt Degree (Majors in Auditing and Finance); Registration with the Institute of Internal Auditors, study towards and Registration with the Institute of Internal Auditors a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) (Proof be attached). Articles or 3 years’ experience in a Municipal Environment in Internal Audit. Computer Literate (MS Word and Advanced Excel) Code EB/08 Driver’s Licence. Knowledge and Skills: Understanding of legislation governing auditing; understand, apply and adhere to the IIA Standards; Knowledge of Internal Control system. Excellent reporting writing skills and financial skills. Duties: To assist the Assistant Manager: Internal Audit in the preparation of a Risk Based Audit Plan for each financial year. Prepare and Develop Internal Audit Program for each Financial year. Implementation of the Internal Audit Plan and Matters relating to Internal Controls, Accounting Procedures and Practices, Risk Management, Performance Management, Loss Control and Compliance with relevant legislations. Plan Monitor and Control work done by Internal Audit Interns; Report to Assistant Manager: Internal Audit of developments and progress of each Audit Program. 2X INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNS (3 YEARS CONTRACT) (STIPEND – R92 000 P.A. ALL INCLUSIVE) Requirements: B.Com (Auditing) or BTech in Internal Auditing or National Diploma in Internal Auditing. Auditing and report writing experience will be an added advantage. Computer Literate (MS Word and MS Excel).Code 08/EB drives licence will an added advantage. Duties: Document all relevant systems, procedures, operations, transaction flows and activities identified by the audit plan. Identify and analyse inherent risk to systems and procedures. Identify and analyse controls employed by management. Perform processes analysis and detailed testing of transactions and processes. Report weaknesses on the Internal Control system and make recommendations. PLEASE NOTE: 1.
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Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention the Human Resources Department, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to the H.R. officer/clerk, First Floor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza). The Closing date and time is Wednesday, 10 December 2014 at 14H00. No hand delivered applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also DO NOT submit applications on Z 83 forms. Please note that salary scales are currently under review and will be adjusted in accordance with the directive from the SA Local Government Bargaining Council.
KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy and preference will be given to Female candidates and people living with disabilities. Post levels are subject to conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation system. Further communication will only be with shortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to the candidates that best meet the requirements according to the information supplied in their CV’s. Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful. Council reserves the right not to appoint. N. J. MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER MN:183/2014
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Ibhokisi lomsakazi wodumu uLindiwe Ntuli I’Tshitshi lika 15 years’, selingeniswa emotini yezidumbu liphuma etendeni seliya emathuneni. Kwesokunxele nguMfu B.k. Dludla weunited Congregational Church (of Southern Africa (UCCSA) eThekwini, owamkhulisayo. la emini yaqondana nesikhathi angena ngaso uMalindi ka Ntuli. Yayise tekisini yamuzwa ememeza ethi, ‘kuleyo moto’. Yaphuma ngejubane emotini yaqonda eb hasini, waqhubeka uMalindi wathi ‘kulelo bhasi’. Nalapho yaphuma iqhasha ebhasi ni yaya ebhishi eMgababa, waqhubeka uMalindi wathi, eMgababa kwalani’. Yabo na ukuthi kayingangayo yagijima yayo casha esikhotheni, kanti yile nkathi uMal indi esezothi, ‘shisani bafana’. Yaphuma ngejubane nasesikhotheni eyayicashe ku so ithi ibalakela umlilo. Umlando uveza ukuthi le ntokazi yodu mo yazalelwa KwaMfanefile, eMelmoth, ngo1942,izalwanguMnuz KaputeniNtuli, eyizala entombini yakwaShenge, uHilda Ntombeziphethe. Babeyisi5 kubo, yena
engowesithathu. Amabanga aphansi wa wafunda eMfanefile, wayesedlulela Ohl ange High School, eThekwini. Wasuka Ohl ange wayofundela ubuthisha eMphumulo Teachers’ Training College, KwaMaphu mulo. Waqala ukufundisa eLamontville ngo1962, wabuye wadlulela eMlazi. Waq ala ukuba wumsakazi ngo1970, emuva kokuba izikhulu zibone ekhipha unyawo emidlalweni yomoya ayeyidlala emsakaz weni esenguthisha. Eyaduma kakhulu ngothi ’Isikhumba sebhubesi’ lapho ayen gu Ntombifuthi intombi yaseMawozeni ey ayimisilefuthiiyishinga.Yayibangwayizin sizwa ezimbili uSozabile umfoka Nqaka matshe wakwa nhle kodwa iyishinga. Iqome insizwa yakwakhuzwayo uMgono thi. Yayixinwe yinsizwa yakwaZuma ezal
wa nguNqakamatshe Zuma owayeyindu na yenkosi. Owacikwa wukuthi wathi ezin cokolela nayo le ntombi umntomdala yamshingela, wayeseyotshela izinsizwa zakhe ngayo, ethi uyifuna emagcekeni ako nxamalala. Omunyeumdlaloowamdumisakakhu luuMalindikaNtuliyilaphoengumkaShay indlu (Phillip Zwane), ehlale ekhohliswa yisigangi esingu Bhiklida (Themba Gasa), ngoba simbona engafundile. Nasemdlal weni owaduma kakhulu kaSigidi, uyavela uMalindi engumka Sigidi (Eric Ngcobo). Kulowo mdlalo uNzimande wayeyinyanga enkulu u’Gonondo ongabonwa ngamehlo’, uhlaka lwakhe kungu Makhas’omdloti. Bonke laba abasekho emhlabeni nga phandle kukaNgcobo noNzimande. Esinye
isikhulumi kule nkonzo yomngcwabo ebi hanjelwe yizihlwele, nguMfu. B.K. Dludla, weUnited Congregational Church of South Africa (UCCSA), ongomunye wezih lobo ezamkhulisa uLindiwe. Uthe umazi kusukela ebunganeni bakhe. Ubeza kuye noma ezofuna izeluleko uma esebhekene nezinkinga emsebenzini wakhe woku sakaza. UNzimande beno Zamambo Mkhize, nabo balituse kakhulu ikhono lale ntokazi. Bathe ngaphandle kokuthi yiyo eyenza ukuthi imidlalo yomoya ikhonzwe kangaka, futhi yaxazulula inkinga yabap hathi bomsakazo beminyaka yowe1970, yokwehla kwezibalo zabalaleli balo msa kazo emini. Ngokungena kwakhe esanikezwe nje ihora elilodwa ngosuku, zenyuke zaya phezulu izibalo zabalaleli. Bathe yilokho okwenza ukuthi agcine esephumela nga phandle eyosakazela khona ngoba aba laleli babemkhonze kakhulu. Le nkonzo ibihanjelwe ngabefundisi abaningi bamahlelo ahlukahlukene ikak hulukazi abebandla abekhonza kulo i Unit ed National Church (UNC), ebuye ibizwe ngokuthi yibandla lesizwe kumbe amaLu thela akwaLamula. Kuleli bandla kuk honza osaziwayo abanjengo Solwazi D.B.Z. Ntuli nomfowabo uMfu. C.S.Z. Ntuli, uDkt. Nakanjani Sibiya noMnuz Bongani Linda onguSihlalo weNhlangano kaShuk ela kuleli, iSouth African Sugar Association (SASA). Izwilenkosilethulwengumfundisiwak he waseNqoleni, uMfu Samukelisiwe Dlamini. Inkonzo yasemathuneni yenziwe ngu Mfu. B. Mthiyane wase Ngwelezane, eMpangeni. Bekukhona nomfundisi wamaKha tholika uFata Sipho Mbatha wase St. Fran cisMission,eMahlabathini,okewasebenza eNdlangubo. Ushiye emhlabeni indodakazi yakhe enguzinyo bulala uZaphesheya Maundy, oshadele kwaMkhize, nabazukulu ababili oSibongakonke noMnqobi. Umyeni wakhe uSiboniso Masuku sewashona.
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BURSARY OPPORTUNITIES 2015 “WORKING TOGETHER WE HAVE CHANGED LIVES IN SOUTH AFRICA”
Premier Senzo Mchunu
The KwaZulu-Nalal Provincial Bursary Programme is offering transversal bursaries to students who are residents of KwaZulu-Natal and interested in pursuing a tertiary qualification in the fields of study below. Applicants should have already been accepted/provisionally accepted/or in possession of a CAO application receipt. The funding is only for applicants wishing to study at public institutions of higher learning and not private institutions. Students must be from previously disadvantage backgrounds and from vulnerable groups.The income threshold for a parent/guardian should not be more than R60,000.00 per annum if single or R120, 000.00 per annum for both parents/guardians.The awarding of funding is guided by the skills needs of the Province and by the academic performance of the applicant. WHO CAN APPLY? • Applicants must be residents of the KwaZulu-Natal Province. • Matriculates who are high achievers in possession of provisional acceptance letter from institutions of higher learning or in possession of a CAO receipt. • Students who are currently studying in one of the areas listed above and meet all other requirements. • Applicants to be between the age of 18-35 yrs. • People with disability are encouraged to apply.
Intokazi yomlungu eqeketha isiZulu uNksz Marikie Bothma
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uMa’am Ntuli owayenguthisha wakhe wesiZulu, nomndeni kaMnuz Jeff Zikhali owawumthatha njengengane yawo. Ukwazi kwayo isiZulu nokucula nokuba nabangane abaningi bomdabu yikho okwenze uMarikie wazithola eseyisilomo kumabonakude. Nalapho uthi ithalente lakhe libonwe nguMnuz Themba, omfake kwezokulingisa. Uthi nakuba eyibonga indlela akhuliswe ngayo KwaSizabantu, kodwa imehlulile impilo yakhona wagcina eshiyile waphindela eGoli.
KUKHULELA emishini yaKwaSizabantu ngaphansi kwesifunda iLembe, eKranskop, yikhona okwenza ukuthi le ntokazi yomlungu iqekethe isiZulu kumabonakude sengathi yasincela ebeleni. UNkz Marikie Bothma, usezakhele udumo ngesikhangiso se-TV esithi ‘UzobhekaMina Ngedwa’ esesimphendule isilomo nobuso be SABC 1. Kwesinye isikhangiso se-King Pie uMarikie ubonakala enenye intokazi emnyama ethi iyamhleba ngesiZulu ngoba engumlungu, kodwa ibambe ongezansi uma isizwa le eyomlungu iyiphendula ngesiZulu sangempela hhayi ‘isifana kalo’. UMarikie uthi uyise uKhenela Pieter van der Walt, okungesiyena uyise omzalayo, wayekade eyisosha ePitoli, wagcina esengumfundisi emishini yaKwaSizabantu Sahara Dining Table & 6 Chairs KwaMaphumulo. Sand • Solid Acacia Wood Uthi yikhona ukuh• Table R3 750 lala kule mishini • Chairs R850 each ephakathi kwe Kranskop noMaphumulo okumfundise ukukhuluma nokucula ngesiZulu. Kuyinqubo yale mishini ukuthi wonke umuntu ohlala khona ukhuluma Kuta 3 Piece zonke izilimi. Kuy• Genuine Leather uppers enzeka uma kusont• Available in Choc, Black, Grey • 5 Action Recliner Set walaphakushumayele umfundisi omnyama ngesiNgisi Pinetown 031 020 0163 atolikelwe ngomhlophe ngesiZulu. UMarikie uthi ubonga Prices valid until 16 December 2014 or while stocks last. Price excludes delivery. T&C apply.
TO APPLY, KINDLY FORWARD THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: • Coded Bursary application form (this is obtainable and returnable at the Operation Sukuma Sakhe District offices and Department of Education District Offices). You can also collect and return application forms in your functional war room. To have the forms sent to you please e-mail Yvonne Mathonsi (yvonne.mathonsi@ilembe.gov.za) and Nhlanhla Simelane (nhlanhla. simelane@ilembe.gov.za). • Motivation letter. • Certified Copies of Identity document (ID) including parents/guardian ID copy. • Certified copy of Matric certificate. • Proof of income of parent and/or guardian. • Proof of registration/acceptance letter from institution. • Proof of unemployment from Department of Labour parents/guardians are unemployed. • It is recommended that those who have household profiling certificate submit a certified copy. NB: It is the responsibility of the student to seek admission with a tertiary institution and accommodation within University residence. Successful applicants will enter into a contract for a number of years equivalent to the duration of their period of study. The bursary is for full time study only and covers tuition fees, meals, accommodation, stipend and prescribed textbooks where necessary. CLOSES 15 DECEMBER 2014 “MOVING FORWARD WITH SPEED, ENSURING A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL.”
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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. >>The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society will hold its annual general meeting on Saturday, 13 December commencing at 2.30pm for 3pm at the temple in Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor. Registration of members will take place at the temple on 11 and 12 December between 3.30pm and 5pm. For more information contact Vis Govender on 032 551 1742/071 282 9177 or Som Mudaly on 032 551 6806 or 078409 4494. >>The Stanger Siva Temple invites you to their Karthigai Deepam prayer on Friday, 5 December at 6pm. All are invited to attend. For information call 032 551 3259. >>The Elleah Rose Foundation will be hosting a free clinic for children, senior citizens, drug addicted and debilitated patients at the Mdoniville Community Hall on Saturday, 6 December from 2pm until 5pm. The foundation will also host a Christmas treatforthechildren,teenagers,frailandelderly residents of Indian Village and Sunny Park at 6pm on the same day (Saturday, 6 December). Thosewishingtoattendmustpleasecall032 551 2749 to book a place. Meals, music and entertainment will be provided. >>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple in Indian Village will celebrate Karthigai Deepam on Friday, 5 December at 6pm. Offerings for Hawan welcome. For more information call 032 551 1744 or 083 556 6276. >>The annual general meeting and budget meeting for Stanger High School will be held on Saturday, 29 November at 9am. >>TheProtecStangerBranchisintheprocess of compiling a database for all ex- students who attended Protec Saturday classes from 2000-2013. The following information is required as soon as possible: Name, surname, landline, mobile number, email address, current employer, current position held, tertiary qualifications, year matriculated, school attended, studying, etc. Kindly forward all information to Colin Naicker at the Sappi Resource Centre on protec-
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Nandha Govender Born: 21 April 1950 Called to Rest: 22 January 2014
There are millions of fathers we know, He was ours and we loved him so. He fell asleep without saying goodbye but memories of him will never die. A cheerful smile and a heart of gold. He suffered much, but never told.
You and your family are kindly invited to attend the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the late Nandha Govender Date: Sunday, 30 November 2014 Time: 10:00am Venue: 5 Jupiter Road, Glenhills Family & friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invitation. Sadly missed by Family & Friends
stanger@gmail.com/ fax: 032 551 6250/ call: 032 5516 251/2/ cell: 062 342 9860. Anappealisalsomadetoallparentstoassist in this regard. >>Mdoniville Hindu Temple AGM will be held on Sunday, 7 December at the temple hall at 3pm. All welcome. >>The Stanger Siva Temple will be hosting a fundraising concert in conjunction with Kumari Lucy’s Dance Academy, Mervin Kisten and Beema Naidoo on 6 December 2014 commencing at 7pm. Tickets are R35 each. For information call 032 551 3259. >> The Stanger ML Sultan, Class of 1989, 25 year reunion will take place on 29 November 2014 at 5:30pm for 6pm at the Umhlali Country Club. Contact Ashley Ramalu: 083 376 6209 or Bilal Mitha: 084 378 6125. >>The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir conducts satsang every Tuesday from 6.30pm to 7.45pm. Navarathree will be observed at the templefrom24Septemberuntil2Octobercommencing at 6.15pm. All welcome. >>OM Healing services is offered for the sick, frail and bed ridden members of the communityattheirhomes.PleasecontactKriyanandaon 084 551 4795 or 032 551 4795 for more information. >>Free taebo lessons every Wednesday at The Stanger Manor Library in Stanger Manor. The lessons commence at 6pm. Inquiries: Tarzan Naicker on 076 505 6825.
IN LOVING MEMORY
DHANASWER MUNGRE Born: 1 April 1956 Called to Rest: 16 November 2014 You never said goodbye, you never said I’m leaving. You were gone before we knew it and only God knew why. If love only could save you, you would never have died. In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you still. In our hearts you hold a place that no one else can fill. It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn’t go alone for part of us went with you the day God took you home. You were special, always full of life, ever willing to help. God takes away the best, we learnt that the hard way as your spirit lives in our hearts. You and your family are invited to attend the 10th & 13th Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Dhanaswer Mungre. Date: Wednesday, 26th November 2014 (10th Day) Saturday, 29 November 2014 (13th Day) Time: 08:00am Venue: 1 Neptune Drive, Glenills, Stanger Friends and family are kindly requested to please accept this as a personal invitation Sadly missed by your loving wife Asha, daughters Rakie and Nishani, granddaughters, sons-in-law and a host of family and friends.
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Nevel Moodley
18/07/1986-15/11/2014 Little did we know that evening, God was going to call your name, In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. It broke our hearts to lose you, you did not go alone, For part of us went with you the day God called you home. You left us beautiful memories, Your love is still our guide, And though we cannot see you, You are always at our side. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same, But as God calls us one by one, The chain will link again. You and your family are invited to attend the 16th Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Nevel Moodley Date: Saturday, 29 November 2014 Time: Supper will be serviced at 5pm and the service will commence at 7pm Venue: 25 Second Street, Newtown Sadly missed by Mum, Dad, Sister and family and friends.
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UNBROOK Volleyball Club clinched the KwaDukuza Volleyball Association Social League title after beating Virgo in straight sets (2-0) at the association courts on Thursday night. Devan Moonsamy’s charges were on the back-foot throughout the opening set, but quickly levelled the scores at 19-19 before claiming a hard fought 25-19 win. The second set was fiercely contested with both teams producing entertaining volleyball. Virgo did not sit back and allow the champions-elect to clinch the title at their will, but they clawed their way back into contention levelling the scores at 25-25. After their regulatory two timeouts, Sunbrook held their nerve at the death snatching a thrilling 27-25 win to clinch the KDVA social league title. Moonsamy was full of praise for his charges and commended the lads on their consistent performance throughout the season.
Moonsamy singled out Kally Ganasen (a strong contender for the KDVA attacker of the year award) on his attacking prowess throughout the season. Teachers Style trounced MOB in straight sets (25-22; 25-14) to claim third spot on the logtablebehindchampionsSunbrookand runners-up Darnall United. Sunbrook finished at the summit of the log standing with 24 points (12 wins and 3 losses), 6 points ahead of Darnall (18 points) and 8 points ahead of Teachers Style (16 points). Meanwhile, former competitive league championsKSST, whohavebeenonthereceiving end in the past two weeks finished their league campaign on a winning note after beating Randsons (25-15; 25-22) on Tuesday night andreigningchampionsGroveEnd(25-22;2523) to claim the runners-up spot. Warriors Sport notched up their second league victory (after conceding a double walkoverlastweek)ofthe2014season afterbeating Randsons 2-1 (21-25; 25-22; 15-13) on Thursday night.
Manor snatch thrilling 22-runs victory WEEKLY REPORTER MANOR Cricket Club snatched a thrilling 22runs against Morningside in an Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty-20 League game played at the Gledhow Ground on Saturday. Manor won the toss and elected to bat on a trickyGledhowpitch.Theywerebowledoutfor 134 runs in 19.5 overs. Alveiro Nadasen (36) and Dillon Rautenbach (26) were the only Manor batsmen to record double digits. Rishal Devkurran was the pick of the Morningside bowlers claiming 3/17 from 3.5 overs. He received good support from Levan Moodaly (2/23 from 4 overs) and Gerhard Nagiah (2/43 from 4 overs) who grabbed two wickets each. Chasing135runsforvictory(atarateof6,75 runs per over) was going to be a huge task at Gledhow.Morningsideposted112/6intheirallotted 20 overs (going down by 22 runs). Jody Chetty (41) and Moodaly (36) were the top scorers for Morningside. Aaron Pillay was
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the most economical Manor bowler claiming 2/21 from 4 overs. Meanwhile, Ilembe trounced Tongaat by 9-wickets in a KwaZulu Natal Challenge League game played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday. Tongaat were asked to make first use of the batting strip after the hosts won the toss. The visitors were bundled out for a paltry 90-runs in 27.2 overs. Opener Shaun Pillay was the only Tongaat batsman to offer any resistance against the fiery Ilembe bowling attack top-scoring with 40runs (which included five fours). Mohamed Mhlongo (3/17 from 6 overs) and Aaron Pillay (3/21 from 9 overs) revelled in the conditions claiming three wickets each. Ali Sher (2/24 from 7 overs) and Alveiro Nadasen (2/23 from 4.2 overs) grabbed two wickets each. In reply Ilembe cantered to a fluent 9-wickets victory in 11.2 overs thanks to Nadasen (34 not out) and Sher (30 not out). Manor Cricket Club consoli dated their po sition at the summit of the Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty 20 League game with a thrilling 22 runs victory against Morn ingside on Sunday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Sunbrook Volleyball Club were over the moon on Tuesday night after beating Virgo in straight sets (20) to clinch the KwaDukuza Volleyball Association social league title.
Gledhow United extend lead WEEKLY REPORTER GLEDHOW United extended their lead at the summit of the Dilley Puckree memorial league (hosted by KwaDukuza Darts Association) after trouncing Nevil’s Auto (23-13) on Wednesday night. Nevil’s Auto arrived at the Dolphin Coast Tavern on Wednesday night desperate to restore their wounded pride after suffering humiliating losses at the hands of R & B Gledhow and arch-rivals Isithebe Paints in their last two league encounters. They kicked off their campaign with a comfortable 4-2 win in the opening frame. Both teams produced brilliant darts in the 2nd frame and the 3-3 stalemate was a fair result. United notched up their first win after winning the third frame (4-2) to level the scores at 9-9 at the halfway stage. They took the lead (4-2) for the first time in the match after winning the fourth frame (4-2). United upped the tempo in the penultimate frame, leaving their opponents red-faced after a 6-0 routing to seal the fate of their rivals. They rounded off a perfect night after winning the final frame (4-2) to register an emphatic 23-13 win. YoganPillaywasthetoastoftheUnitedoutfit winning a phenomenal six games on a trot. He received good support from Terrence Subban, Charlie Pillay and Vasa Rungasamy who won four games each. Sanjay Singh was the only Nevil’s Auto player to offer any resistance winning five games from six league matches. Meanwhile,R&BGledhownotchedupmaximum points after claiming a walkover against Darnall Action Sporting. President of KwaDukuza Darts Association,
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2015 / 16 INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN MAYORAL IZIMBIZO Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 4 & 5 Municipal System Act,(Act 32 of 2000)that requires the process followed by the municipality to allow the local community to participate in the drafting of its integrated development plan. The Maphumulo Municipality will conduct Mayoral Izimbizo to receive community inputs regarding their development priorities that will form part of the 2015 / 16 IDP document which is the municipal planning tool.
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MYD crowned SAFA Ilembe Nedbank champions >> Matches were played in two pools WEEKLY REPORTER
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THANDENI Young Dribblers (MYD) were crowned SAFA Ilem be Regional Nedbank champions after beating the more fancied Young Li ons outfit (65 on penalties) in a final played before a large crowd at the recrea tion ground on Saturday. MYD and Zamani Madrid (represent ing KwaDukuza Local Football Associa tion), New Love and Black Lions of Man deni Local Football Association, Moriah Classic of Ndwedwe and Real Magic of Maphumulo converged in KwaDukuza on
Saturday to contest the Safa Ilembe Re gional Nedbank playoffs. Matches were played in two pools on a league basis with the top team in each pool advancing to the final. MYD, Real Magic and New Love were grouped to gether in pool A with Moriah Classic, Black Lions and Zamani Madrid contesting pool B. Moriah Classic kicked off their cam paign in pool B with an emphatic 20 win against Madrid. Lions started their cam paign with a 40 routing of Madrid, send ing the KwaDukuza representatives crashingoutoftheNedbankCup.Manof
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Mthandeni Young Dribblers (MYD) clinched the Safa Ilembe Regional Ned bank Cup after beating Black Lions in the final on Saturday. thematch Sipho Mbonambi notched up abracewithSifundoGumedeandMkhon azi Dumisani adding their names to the scoresheet. The crunch pool B game between Classic and Lions proved to be pulsating Lions broke the deadlock in the 20th min ute after Gumede latched onto a through ball from midfielder Ngomo Sandile be fore beating the Classic keeper with a low, rasping drive. Classic piled on the pressure in the second half in search of an equaliser, but Lions defended resolutely, protecting their 10 lead to finish at the top of pool B and secure a place in the final. In the pool A matches played at the Manor Ground, MYD scraped to a narrow 10 win against Real Magic and watched in disbelief as New Love walloped Real Magic71.Therewasimmensepressureon MYD in their game against New Love, but they stunned their Mandeni rivals, win ning 41 to finish at the top of pool B and book their place in the final. MYD arrived at the recreation ground in a motor car parade and entered the ground singing and dancing (as if they al ready lifted the Nedbank Cup). Their spirits were dampened after they found themselves trailing 20 in the first quarter. But, they reduced the deficit (12) just before the break and snatched
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a vital equaliser midway into the second half (22). With the scores locked at 22 after regulation time, the outcome of the match was decided on a penalty shoot out. There were wild celebrations and ju bilationafterMYDupsetthemorefancied Lions outfit in the penalty shootout (65) to be crowned SAFA Ilembe Region al Nedbank champions. An ecstatic MYD coach, Barthez said: “I must compliment the boys for playing according to our gameplan. “We came into the game as underdogs after a scrappy 10 win in our opening fix ture at the Manor Ground, but we have si lenced our critics after the final and I must congratulate my players.” MYD will represent Ilembe in the pro vincial Nedbank Cup to be held in Port Shepstone over the weekend. The win ning team from each of the 11 districts will converge in Port Shepstone to contest the Safa KwaZuluNatal Nedbank Cup. Matches will be played in three pools. Pool A and B will comprise of four teams andpoolCwillhavethreeteams.Thewin ning team in each pool together with the best 2nd placed team from either pool A or B will advance to the semifinals. The sports team at Stanger Weekly congratulate MYD and wish them every success in their provincial endeavours over the weekend.
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KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures Yearend KO Cup Thursday, November 27 7pmKSST vs Cool Leaders (umpire Grove End) 7pmRandsons vs Warriors Sport (um pire MOB) 8pmGrove End vs Sunbrook (umpire
KSST) 8pmVirgo vs MOB (umpire Randsons Sport) Club on duty: KSST Official on Duty: Aslam Randeree Bevlin Thaver. — Supplied.
KDVA to host year-end KO Cup WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA Volleyball Association (KDVA) will host the year-end Knockout Cup on Thursday, November 27 at theassociationcourtscommencingat 7pm. Ten teams comprising of Grove End, KSST, Randsons, Warriors Sport, Sunbrook, Darnall United, Teachers Style, Cool Leaders, Virgo and MOB will be vying for honours in the year-end KO Cup. Matches will be played on a knockoutbasis(thefirsttwosetscomprising of 25 points with the third set comprising of 15 points). The teams knocked out in the first round will advance to the plate-section of the tournament. Former competitive league champions, KSST were grinning from ear to ear after the draws were done last week. They do battle with social league minnows Cool Leaders before locking horns with Teachers Style (who have been blowing hot and cold throughout the season) in the quarters. Awaiting KSST in the semis will be the winner of the Randsons-Warriors Sport clash. In the bottom half of the draws, Grove End have a tricky date with newly crowned social league champions Sunbrook. Victory for Grove End will ensure an easy passage all the way to the final. GroveEndwilldobattlewithsocial league outfit, Darnall in the quarters before squaring up against Virgo or MOB. Thequarter-finalwilltakeplaceon Thursday, December 3 with the semifinal scheduled to take place on December 10 and the final on December 17 (in the event of rain on any Thursday the matches will take place the following Thursday). Prizemoneywillbeawardedtothe top four finishers in the main section and the winners of the plate section. Based purely on the form book, volleyball pundits expect Grove End and KSST to meet in the final of the year-end knockout tournament with Sunbrook clinching the wooden spoon (winners of the plate section). Inothervolleyballnews,KDVAwill host the Play Sport Concept-sponsored corporate knock-out tournament tonight (Wednesday) commencing at 7pm. The entry fee of R300 must be paid prior to the draws. The tournament is open to males (35 years and older) and females (25 years older).
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