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is operating at half capacity daily, and the Hazelmere Dam, the capacity of which has dropped radically from 100% in March to 49% this week. Shortages have also resulted in community protests about the shortage of water in some wards in KwaDukuza (Hazelmere Dam), Ndwedwe and Maphumulo (Mvutshane Dam). In some instances, protesters prevented municipality water tankers getting into the areas. “Wateriscrucialandthereisnosubstitute for it. The drought has resulted in a crisis water shortage situation. We understand that communities are getting frustrated without water, but we need to work together to find out how we can make this resource available,” he said. He cited climate change as a culprit. “We had a climate change summit in May to help us understand and mitigate problems. All stakeholders who attended are on board,” said Mdabe. Mdabe said the municipality and water service providers have implemented level three water restrictions. This means a 20% to 50% water saving by consumers.
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ROUGHT in the iLembe District has resulted in the area being declared a disaster zone. iLembe Municipality mayor Welcome Mdabe announced on Monday that the North Coast water shortage issue has reached “crisis” proportions. The mayor was speaking at a conference at the iLembe Auditorium in KwaDukuza. This comes after many areas are now short of water, and restrictionshaverecentlybeenimplemented. Mdabe explained that drought conditions over the past year resulted in most North Coast dams, rivers and borehole supplies running extremely low. Mdabe said authorities recognisedthechallengeinJune,but it has escalated “faster than they thought”. The main water sources affected are the Mvutshane Dam, which
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>> Municipality must meets its financial commitments
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HE KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) is in financial crisis and is heading for bankruptcy. This was revealed at a KDM full council meeting last Tuesday when chief financial officer Shamir Rajcoomar presented on the “shocking” state of KDM’s overspending and the municipality’s approved “aggressive” capital budgets for successive financial years. This has resulted in the eroding of council’s cash reserves, which is projected to be depleted by 2017, this according to Rajcoomar. The CFO’s presentation was based on audited results for the past three financial years as well as the approved budget of council for the current and the two ensuing years. Rajcoomar has advised council and management since March 2012 on the situation, but nothing has be done to rectify it. “The municipality is spending the money faster than it can raise money from rates and tariffs because of the aggressive capital budget. “The municipality needs to cool down on capital expenditure, it is too aggressive.”
However, despite a detailed analysis on the explanation provided by the CFO, the accounting officer (municipal manager) Nhlanhla Mdakane slated the presentation stating that it was not as bad as the CFO made out, saying that Rajcoomar was always negative regarding the municipality’s finances. Mdakane also claimed that council’s management committee (Manco) rejected the presentation initially because Rajcoomar deliberatelyleftoutthemunicipality’sincometo propel his negative idea. Councillor Moosa Motala said core to the problem is the wanton spending authorised by some Manco members who disregard financialadvicefromtheCFOanddonotheed warnings. “Blatant disregard for rules of procedure and the repeated warnings by the CFO since 2012 has seen millions of rands being squanderedonfruitlessexpenditure.Theyarealaw unto themselves. “To me it is very clear, we, the council, are here just as a rubber stamps, because Manco members make all the decisions,” said Motala. According to Motala, Mdakane, on numerousoccasions,made“racistattackson the CFO saying he was misleading council on KDM’s finances”.
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“The CFO is a master at his job who merely presents hard facts and figures, and these do not lie.” The provincial Treasury’s views on the municipality’s cash flow and financial viability are more critical than that of the CFO. Treasury’s comments on the final budget state that it is unclear if the municipality has fully complied with Section 19 of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) with respect to capital sources of funding. “A municipality may only spend money on a capital project if the sources of funding has been considered, is available and has not been committed to other purposes. “The MFMA requirements say that the primary responsibility to avoid, identify and resolve financial problems in a municipality rest with the municipality itself. “A municipality must meet its financial commitments. If a municipality encounters a serious financial problem or anticipates problems in meeting its financial commitments, it must immediately seek solutions for the problem. “The state president and the national minister have made it clear that incompetent municipal officials must be removed. Incompetency will not be tolerated,” the provincial Treasury’s report said. Executive councillor Madhun Sing echoed Motala’ssentimentsthattheCFOhasbeenrepeatedly warning council. “They ignored the advice from our CFO, who is one of the best in the country. “He knows the signs and symptoms before the crisis hits and the exact same signs and symptoms have been written on the wall since 2012. “Fingersarealreadypointingatcertainofficials who have brought the municipality to the brink of ruin.”
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Water crisis situation ‘dire’ Longer-term plans include damming more rivers, such as the Mvoti River in the Greytown area, as well as the Tugela River. The building of a desalination plantisalsoonthecards,thesite of which is likely to be near La Mercy. The municipality is working on a 100-year supply strategy. Greater service provider Umgeni Water’s corporate stakeholder manager Shami Harichunder said the situation is dire. “The main causes of the shortages are lack of rain and excessive heat. We are in the hands of the gods the problem cannot be fixed overnight. People must conserve water wherever possible,” said Harichunder. Water restrictions have been placed on Siza water concession areas from Zimbali to Tinley Manor, Shakaskraal, Etete and Nkobongo since the week of 24 September. Use of hosepipes, washing of driveways, roofs and vehicles and use of irrigation systems is banned until further notice. Visitwww.sembcorp sizawater.co.za for restriction details. Authorities will update the public via the media.
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68-YEAR-OLD pensioner was conned and robbed of R800 by a person pretending to be a banker in KwaDukuza last week. According to Daphnie Zungu, the incident occurred around 1.30pm aftershehadwithdrawncashfroman ATM and was on her way to a nearby supermarket. “I was walking past the KwaDukuza town hall when I was approached by a friendly woman who said she recognised me from the bank. “She then suggested we go to a local restaurant where we could sit down and she could update me about
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up. The pensioner then took her bank card and the piece of paper with her pin number on. According to the pensioner, not once did she suspect anything. “I only became aware of what had happened when I received a notification SMS from my bank indicating that R200 had just been withdrawn. I then looked in the envelope for my card and made the shocking discovery. “I found nothing but torn-up paper in the envelope and a bank card that does not belong to me,” Zungu said. “I have learnt my lesson, but urge people to be extremely careful at all times and not fall for anyone’s tricks.” TheKwaDukuzaSAPShassentout warnings to the public about this and said people should be vigilant when using ATMs. They also advise that people should refrain from writing down their pin number on their bank card or on anything that is kept with the card.
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home in Lot 14, near Glenhills. One of the robbers tried to pull him away from his mother, kicked him on his back and threatened to shoot him. “Clinton is now trying to be a very good boy because he does not want the bogeyman to return and catch him. We told him the bogeyman was dead,buthestillthinksheisafterhim.
My child is traumatised because some criminals wanted valuables at any cost,” said the child’s distraught mother Kasturi. The ordeal occurred last Wednesday afternoon when the two gun wielding men barged into the house through the front door by breaking the burglar guard.
Residents fed up with home robberies >> Cops on the lookout for ‘fiveminutegang’ MERVYN KRISHNA
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GANG of robbers, who mark the homes of potential victims with stones and cans and take less than three minutes to strike, has been targeting residents of Stanger Manor, Oceanview, Stanger Heights and surrounding areas. More than 20 incidents have been reported in the last month alone. Six homes were broken into last Friday and, in most cases, flat screen TVs, laptops and jewellery were stolen. All six incidents occurred during the day when no-one was at home. One victim Neil Singh, whose home was broken into for a third time in one year, said he received a call from Chubb Security informing him that his house was broken into at approximately 1pm. A frustrated Singh said that when
Expectant mother killed in crash AN expectant mother and her family were killed when the vehicle in which theyweretravellingcollidedwithataxi on the R102 between Mandeni and Gingindlovu on Saturday afternoon. Three occupants of the Nissan Fiesta, including the eight-month pregnant woman, died on impact while one taxi passenger also died at the scene. IPSS Medical Rescue paramedic Paul Herbst said eight others were injured, two critically. IPSS and other emergency services attended the scene and took the injured to hospital. In the early hours of Saturday IPSS responded to an accident in the same area. According to Herbst a car towing another vehicle lost control and crashed on the N2 in Mandeni near bridge 18. The vehicles rolled injuring six occupants. "IPSS Medical Rescue advanced life support paramedics intubated one of the critically injured. “Among the injured was a minor who suffered moderate injuries. “An adult male was declared dead on arrival."
hearrivedathishouse,thefrontdoor and the burglar gate were wide open and he found the lock on the floor. Two flat screen TVs and his son’s brand new laptop were taken from the house. Sewraj Maharaj, director of K9 Security, said: “This is definitely the work of the ‘Five-Minute-Gang’ which operates using a white Mercedez-Benz as their getaway vehicle. There has also been an increase of ‘gate-crashing’. “While the term ‘gate crash’ once referredtotheuseofamotorvehicles to crash or ram through automatic drivewaygates,thesedaysthecriminals move around in luxury vehicles and they don’t want to damage them,” said Maharaj. “Theynowgatecrashbyderailing manual security gates or disabling the motors of electronic gates. The suspects then raid the homes and es-
cape with high-value electronic equipment, usually in less time than it takes an armed response company to arrive at the premises,” he said. Maharaj described the gang as “highly-efficient” and said most of the goods were loaded into vehicles for a quick getaway. He said the gang only targeted homeswherehomeownerswerenot present at the time. “This tells us that the criminals have been watching the movements of victims and checking out the security devices at their homes, prior to the robberies.” In recent incidents, robbers derailed gates and either kicked down doors or forced opened windows. Fed-up residents have taken to Facebook to vent their fear and frustrations at the spiralling crime. One such post reads: “Crime is out of control and we would like to see what we can do about it as a commu-
“One man grabbed my mother. The second man pushed us on the floor. The robbers demanded money and threatened to shoot Clinton. Before I could react, he was kicking Clinton on his back and tried to pull him away from me. I held on to him. “I pleaded with him and told him Iwouldgivehimmoneyandjewellery. This seemed to have diverted his attention away from Clinton. He allowed me to carry Clinton to the bedroom where I gave him cash and the jewellery,” said Kasturi.
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“When they got what they wanted, the robbers fled through the back door. A white Mercedez-Benz was waiting for them to a make a speedy getaway.” The incident was reported to the KwaDukuza SAPS were a case of armed robbery has been registered.
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Three in court for KwaDukuza public violence MERVYN KRISHNA THREE people appeared in the KwaDukuza Magistrate's Court on chargesrelatedtotherecentpublicviolence at Ashville. A case was opened following the recent violent service delivery protests on the R74 between Stanger and
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we disperse the crowd at one point, they move to another point and again block the road using stones as well as burning tyres,” he said. Meanwhile, a farmer from the area says he understands the protesters'demands,butdoesnotagreewith the use of violence. He told the Weekly he's moved his
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HEcommunityofKwaDukuza and surrounds are reeling from shock after the sudden death of local humanitarian and founder of charity organisation 786 Helping Hands Suraya Mitha. Mitha died in the early hours of Tuesday morning last week at the age of 57 after suffering a short illness. Her funeral took place on Wednesday. MithawaswellknowontheNorth Coast and in KwaZulu-Natal for her extensive charity work which she undertook under the banner of 786 Helping Hands. Fondly known to most as aunty Suraya, Mitha reached out to the underprivileged irrespective of colour or creed. According to her husband Mohamed Sultan, Mitha lived for charity work and assisting the less fortunate. “My wife created a legacy that transcends racial and religious barriers. She never failed to reach out to
Suraya Mitha those in need.” Mitha worked with various businesses and other non-profit organisations to ensure she reached as many underprivileged communities as she could. She would often be seen in the communities handing out food parcels, hygiene packs, clothing and wheelchairs among other things. Speaking about Mitha’s personality, Sultan said she was always willing to help anyone who asked
and even those who didn’t. “She was a straightforward womanwhotolditlikeit was,butshe always did so with the best intentions and a smile. She laughed and joked with everyone she knew. Her presence instantly brought a room to life. “We have all suffered a great loss with the passing of this angel. My family is deeply saddened, but we have committed to carrying on my wife’s legacy. My son Adam and I have decided to continue the work Suraya began to honour her memory.” Sultan said he is thankful to all those who assisted Mitha in her endeavours. “I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who joined my wife to make the world a little bit better. Her heart was with the communities she served.” He encourages people to come on board and continue the work of 786 Helping Hands. To join or for more details, call Sultan on 032 554 4025 or 073 554 4025.
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THE Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) will host a presentation and launch of the highly acclaimed book, "Why Israel? - The Anatomy of Zionist Apartheid" today (Wednesday, 8 October) at the KwaDukuza Municipal Library commencing at 6.30pm. According to SMA public relations officer Shain Manjoo the book, which is co-authored by Suraya Dadoo and Firoz Osman, presents an account of the nuan-
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>> The few good cops that are left deserve Phiyega to step down and a real officer to be in charge high number of sexual crimes, which skyrocketed by as much as 2 500% in some precincts. And then of course there was the ludicrous, such as one car reportedly stolen — in an entire 12-month period — in Richards Bay, the province’s third largest town. The initial figures were released on 19 September with KZN and Limpoposhowingmassivechanges.After vigorously denying any fault by Phiyega and police minister Nathi Nhleko, the “corrected” statistics were released last Tuesday. What this little exercise revealed to us is how easily the statistics can be changed and manipulated. But that, too, you knew already. What it did show us, with proof, is that the national police leadership can alter data to suit certain needs. That is frightening. We have a police service whose leaders cannot
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UR police service is in crisis — butyoualreadyknewthat.And police commissioner Riya Phiyegamustbefired—butyouknew that too. Our “beloved” SAPS, much like North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, has bunny-hopped from one controversy to another. If it was not fired police commissioner Bheki Cele’s alleged “shoot to kill” comments or his finger in the multibillion rand rental deal with
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Let’s purge Kim-Jong-Phiyega property magnate Roux Shabangu, it is current commissioner Phiyega’s handling of the Marikana massacre or, as we learnt this week — her unhinged purge of Durban top cop Johan Booysen. And how can one forget about convicted fraudster and one time commissioner, Jackie Selebi? Much like Jong-Un who controls his state with fear and death, our police leadership has become increasingly secretive and militaristic, run by self-serving, spineless leaders. But it is the recent fiasco of the release of the latest police crime statistics that should be setting off alarm bells throughout civil society. KZN’s figures needed to be re-releasedbecauseofmassiveanomalies, the most obvious being the apparent theft of livestock in areas as built up as Westville and the Point or the less obvious, such as the horrendously
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talk to you. It is against departmental policy to talk to the press.” How did we get to this? How did we get to a space where arrogance triumphs over the rights of the people to be informed? Why is it that the state views itself as the paternal grandfather of all and thinks South Africans cannot deal withinformationofasensitivebutimportant nature? Our state treats us like children yet it is us — the mob — who gives them power. The police have changed the yellow Caspers to white, but it is still aforcedeepinthemurkywatersofthe political lake. It has shown itself incapable of transforming from a force to a service. We are told there are many “good cops”, but then one must ask where are they? Why have we let a cabal of sycophants wrestle control of the most important service in a country? Massive reform is needed in the police. If Nhleko wants to make his markthetimeisnowandhecanbegin withgettingridofPhiyegaandputting a real officer in charge. Let’s hope Nhleko knows what to do.
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Diverse cultures celebrated at Stanger Hospital JYOTHI LALDAS DIVERSE cultures were celebrated at Stanger Hospital for Heritage Day recently. The multicultural employees celebrated their diverse cultures in music, dance and food. Departments were requested to incorporate all cultures within their departments and come up withanactivitytobeperformedon the day. The day was filled with festivi-
ties including Scathamiya, Indian dance, Indlamu, Conga from Cuba and stage plays. The day ended off with staff enjoying food from different cultures as tables were displayed with different cultural foods. Hospital chief executive officer RT Ngcobo said that as a diverse institution it is important to take time and get to know one’s colleagues’ cultures and respect them. This day provided such an opportunity.
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Memorial service for pupil Groutville High will hold a memorial service for grade 8 pupil Thabile Gumede who died on Saturday. The service will take place at the school on Thursday, 9 October com mencing at 9am. All teachers and pupils are requested to attend. Her funeral will take place on Saturday, 11 October. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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The above mentioned school Intends to Invite Quotations for School Security to be rendered as follows: 1. Day Duty Guard
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UNKK Siza Thabethe ubungazwe wumndeni wakhe nabangani kwisiphihli sedili uku lokuhlanganisa iminyaka engama-50, nokubonga uNkulunkulu ukuthi useze wahlanganisa le minyaka yobudala engabonanga lutho olubi. Lo mcimbi obusezingeni eliphezulu ubungo Mgqibelo, ePhoenix. UNksz Thembeka Khumalo ubengomunye wababungaze lo mcimbi. Uthe: “Lo mcimbi ubukwelinye izinga, bekukuhle ngendlela eyisimangaliso, ngisho ukudla obekudliwa khona bekunambitheka,” kusho uNksz Khumalo.
Closing date: 16 October 2014 at 14h30
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY AUCTION
DAD AND MUM
Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. You have instilled in us values that will be passed on for generations: love, humility, integrity. We miss you dearly but realise that God has a plan for us all. Your loving family: Logan, Neil, Jayshree, Collin, Chris & Anver, Daughters-in-law, Son-in-law & Grandchildren.
The Memorial Service will take place on Saturday, 11 October 2014, from 15h00 - 16h00 at Sungum Hall-Dining Hall, Berthwell Drive.
2. Night Duty Guard
Quotations should be forwarded to the school in person and should be addressed to the attention of the principal Inkosi Albert Luthuli School.
UNkk Siza Thabethe obegubha iminyaka engama50 yobudala ngoMgqibelo
Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on, and cherished memories never fade because a loved one’s gone. Amaravathee Naidoo Those we love Applesamy K. Naidoo (Rooku) can never be (Linga) 1943-09-27 1939-05-01 more than a 2013-12-19 2013-04-30 thought apart, for as long as there is memory, they’ll live on in the heart.
Usemningi umsebenzi odinga ukwenziwa ema bandleni, ikakhulukazi kubantu esikhonza nabo. Umuntu uze ashiye ebandleni ngenxa yomzalwane ongamphethe kahle enkonzweni. Abefundisi baya shumayela mihla namalanga, ngokuthi ‘kusho ukuthi ni ukuba wumzalwane,’ kodwa ngibona abanye babo bembethe isikhumba semvu kanti ngaphakathi bayiz impisi. Ngiyababonga abazalwane abakholwa ngok weqiniso, engathi bengaqhubeka njalo, inkosi ibabu sise. Sithumelele isms enombolweni ethi:074 696 8731, uma uke wabhekana nesimo sokucwaswa ngendlela thinzeni empilweni yakho.
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Dully instructed by ILembe District Municipality, Spokes Auctioneers will dispose vehicles, obsolete and redundant assets on auction
AUCTION DATE: TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2014 @ 10H00 AUCTION DATE: TUESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2014 @10H00 VIEWING: MONDAY 1313 OCTOBER 09H00 - 14H30 VIEWING: MONDAY OCTOBER2014 2014 FROM FROM 09H00-14H30 ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, HAYSOM ROAD BUILDING VENUE:VENUE: ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, 12 HAYSOM ROAD BUILDING (BEHIND ILEMBE AUDITORIUM) (BEHIND ILEMBE AUDITORIUM) LIST OF VEHICLES:
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guided by, respectively, by Dirk von Zitzewitz and Rob Howie. De Villiers has reached the Dakar podium three times — he won in 2009, second in 2013, third in 2011 — and has been the team’s lead driver since 2012, putting the South African flag firmly in the global spotlight. The customised Hiluxes have been designed in South Africa by South African engineers, in compliance with the strict rules set out by the Dakar Rally organisers. Toyota Motorsport SA team principal Glyn Hall said: “Eventhoughwehavegeneroussponsors,theSouthAfrican team is competing with its budget in rands, against international teams that have millions of U.S. dollars or euros behind them. Hall emphasises that conditions on the Dakar are extreme, each driver/navigator team being confined in a small space that goes up to 50°C in the South American desert heat, with each of them consuming up to seven litres of fluids a day – and still running the risk of dehydration. The logistics supporting the team are tremendous, says Toyota, with the team travelling with nearly nine tonnes of spare parts, tools and equipment to support the two race Hiluxes, which are packed into 78 containers for transport from Kyalami to the start of the event – and then to each stopover during the two-week race. Furthermore, the team takes its own water to the event, makes its own ice, and sterilises all the racers’ equipment every night. “Navigatorsonlygetthenextday’sroutethe night before each stage and teams could still Neresh have to drive 400km to get to the start. There’s Cell: 073 008 0949 one rest day for the drivers but the mechanics and crew are working 24/7 for the duration of Email: figurefive@ovi.com the event. Logan “The Dakar truly is a remarkable test of Cell: 074 897 7027 man and machine.” Email: logan.moonsamy The next Dakar Rally will run from January @witness.co.za 4-17. 2015. Visit the Dakar website for more information. — Supplied.
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iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY iLEMBE UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA PUBLIC NOTICE
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The KwaZulu Natal Province has in the last few months experienced below-average rainfall with the iLembe District Municipality being one of the regions affected.
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This is evident in the major water sources such as Umvutshane River where flows have reduced substantially as well as Hazelmere Dam levels dropping from 51% to 49% and the uThukela River flow being diverting off the abstraction points. The borehole water tables have dropped drastically resulting in reduced pumping hours for the stand alone rudimentary schemes. Current conditions clearly indicate that iLembe is indeed facing a drought and the community is already feeling the impact.
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The impacts of the drought The ILembe District Municipality has four local municipalities which it renders water and sanitation services.
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• Maphumulo Maphumulo comprises a combination of regional and rudimentary standalone water schemes which have shown a drastic reduction of river flows. The largest part of Maphumulo is served from the Maphumulo water treatment works which abstracts water from the Mvutshane River.
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All eleven (11) wards in Maphumulo Local Municipality are affected and the district has seen the community going without water for days. The second largest part of Maphumulo is served from Ngcebo water treatment works that is abstracting from UThukela River via the Middle drift water works. These areas are fully reticulated but are struggling to get continuous supply and have now formed part of the water tanker delivery schedule. Working together with Umgeni Water, Ilembe has assessed the drought condition in Maphumulo and it has been revealed that Maphumulo is currently at Level 3.
All customers are requested to reduce normal consumption of essential use and domestic use by 20-50%, and all non-essential use by 80-100%. Commercial nurseries and vegetable gardens will be restricted to absolute minimum usage to keep plants alive; Watering gardens, lawns, parks and public open spaces is restricted to up to one hour, only on Mondays and Thursdays between 12:01 AM and 10:00 AM. The use of irrigations systems and sprinklers is prohibited. Only buckets or watering cans may be used. Hoses shall be disconnected. Watering of golf course tees and greens may only be watered on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays from 12:01 AM to 5:00 AM, and sport fields may only be watered on Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday from 12:01 AM to 5:00 AM; and Water served for drinking purposes at restaurants or other public or non-public eating establishments is restricted to be served only as requested by the patron or customer. Industries will be restricted to 75% of their normal daily usage based on their average daily usage for the past 12 months.
Strictly Prohibited: 1. Residential watering of trees, shrubs, lawns, vegetable and flower gardens; and 2. Watering of golf course fairways. ALL KWADUKUZA RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION His Worship the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality, Cllr SW Mdabe hereby invites all Ratepayers Associations under KwaDukuza Local Municipality to meetings to a meeting to discuss water shortages that is scheduled as follows: Date 13 October 2014, Monday
• Mandeni Mandeni Local municipality is largely served from the Sundumbili, Mandeni and Tugela water treatment works which all abstract water from UThukela River. River levels have dropped so low that there may be a need for dredging if the current conditions continue. The water treatment works are not only serving the reticulated parts of Mandeni but also serve as the filling station for water tankers delivering water to areas that are not yet reticulated. While the drought impacts are not yet felt in Sundumbili, Mandeni and Tugela Water Works supply area, the rate at which the raw water is abstracted from uThukela river (to accommodate Maphumulo tankers) may result in water restrictions in the suburban part of ward 3, ward 4, 5, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17. Drought affected areas include: Ward 1, 2, 8 & 9 are highly affected (Level 3) by the drought conditions as Uthungulu District is unable to supply the bulk water due to Matigulu river level being too low. These wards under eMacambini traditional area are mostly reticulated but are currently served with water tankers. This has increased the demand of water tankers which were only meant for the unserved areas within the same wards. • Ndwedwe Ndwedwe is also affected by the Mvutshane river levels, affected wards include 3, 4 and 7. The current drought condition is forcing communities to travel down the valley long distances towards the Umvoti River which is the closest source of water. Should the current conditions persist, it will result to escalation of waterborne diseases like typhoid and diarrhoea. These wards are already at drought level 3 as there are no alternatives within the area.
Time 17h00pm
Venue Siza Water Offices, Ballito
NOTICE FOR THE DROUGHT AND IDP CONSULTATION MEETINGS ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY IDP and PUBLIC MEETINGS OCTOBER 2014 AND NOVEMBER 2013 In compliance with Chapter 4, Section 16(1) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, below is the schedule of public meetings in the iLembe District Municipality.
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Venue
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08 October 2014
Ndwedwe LM
Mzunga Sport Ground Ward 16 and 17 Macambini Sport Ground Wards 1, 2, 3, 8 & 9
09:00
Esiqheni Sport Ground Wards 7, 8 and 9 Ntunjambili Hall Wards 1 and 2
14:00
Nsuze Sport Ground 2,4,5&6 Bhidakhona Sport Ground 1,3&7
09:00
Mandeni LM 09 October 2014
10 October 2014
Maphumulo LM
Ndwedwe LM
• KwaDukuza Hazelmere Dam levels have also reduced down to 56% affecting Ndwedwe wards 11,12,13,14,15,19), Groutville wards 9,10,12,14,15,24,26,)
09:00
10:00
12:00
11 October 2014
Kwadukuza LM
Sakhamkhanya St Christopher 1 & 25 Kwadukuza Town Hall 5, 16,17& 19
12:00 17:00
The areas that will be affected if the Hazelmere dam levels drop to below 30% are Melville, Ntshawini, Gledhow, Groutville Mission, and Thembeni. The area is densely populated and if it falls on to level 3 of drought.
12 October 2014
Kwadukuza LM
Zamani Hall 2 & 3 Driefontein Hall 21
14:00 10:00
UThukela River levels are currently low and has resulted to affecting the production in the San Souci water treatment works. The area of supply stretches between ward 1, 3 and 25, covering the areas of Nonoti, San Souci, Sakhamkhanya, Kamu, Sokesimbone.
13 October 2014
Kwadukuza LM
Siza Water Offices
17:00
14 October 2014
Kwadukuza LM
Mambedwini Open Space Ward 27 Chief Luthuli Centre Hall 9,10,11 &12
10:00
The Hazelmere Dam levels have dropped from 100% in March 2014 to 49% in October 2014 which, puts pressure on the Hazelmere supply to sustain the supply to Ballito, Groutville and Ndwedwe.
The Umvoti River which supplies KwaDukuza CBD is also having low levels but the supply to town and surrounding areas is still intact. The situation will degenerate to level three of drought if the situation persists. Immediate action plans Hiring of 20 water tankers which would add to the existing 15 leased tankers to deliver water throughout the district. Approximately 350 jojo tanks will be procured and placed at strategic points to reduce time spent by a tanker on each delivery station. What does Level 3 – drought mean? Level 3 - (Estimated 20% - 50% saving) Mandatory restrictions and prohibited activities include Level 2 and are amended as follows: Restricted:
MR NG KUMALO ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
14:00
15 October 2014
Kwadukuza LM
Sophia Sport Ground 14,15 &24
10:00
16 October 2014
Mandeni LM
Machibini Sport Ground 5 & 12
11:00
23 October 2014
Mandeni LM
Hlomendlini Sport Ground 4
11:00
26 October 2014
Mandeni LM
Sibusisiwe Community Hall 7,13,14 and 15
13:00
30 October 2014
Mandeni LM
Makhempini Sport Ground 10,11,12,16 &17
10:00
04 November 2014
Mandeni LM
Kwamkhize Sport Ground 6,11 &16
11:00
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NOTICE OF SALE The property which will be put up for auction on Tuesday the 28th October 2014 to be held at 10h00 outside the office of the sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza consists of: DESCRIPTION: Portion 7 of ERF 391 Tongaat, Registration Division FU, Province of KwaZuluNatal, in extent 1227 (One Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty Seven) square metres held by Deed of Transfer No. T8559/2008 PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 9 Raj Drive, Sandfields, Tongaat, KwaZulu-Natal IMPROVEMENTS: Brick under tile dwelling consisting of: Loung, Dining room, Kitchen, 2 Bathrooms, 3 Bedrooms, Outbuilding, Paving & Walling but nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof. THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Special residential (nothing guaranteed) The nature, extent, condition and existence of the improvements are not guaranteed, and are “voetstoots”) The full condition of sale may be inspected at the Sheriff’s Office at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judgment obtained in the above Court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to conditions, inter alia, Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 URL Reference Number (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAction?id=99961); 4. Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars-List of other Fica requirements available at the Sheriff’s office. 5. Refundanle deposit of R10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteed cheque to be supplied prior to the sale. 6. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela will conduct the sale with auctioneers R. SINGH (Sheriff) and/or S. REDDY. 7. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs according to court rules apply. DATED at DURBAN this 18th day of SEPTEMBER 2014 PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS JOHNSTON & PARTNERS 25 CLARIBEL ROAD MORNINGSIDE DURBAN REF: D J STILWEL/T DE KOCK/48 A500 339
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Nevil’s Auto consolidate top spot WEEKLY REPORTER NEVIL’S Auto consoli dated their position at the summit of the KwaDukuza Darts As sociationLeaguelogta ble after trouncing Dar nall Action Sporting (279) at the Dolphin Coast Tavern on Wednesday night. Nevil’sAuto,seeking their third silverware of the 2014 season, wast ed no time in unsettling thevisitorswithafluent 42 win in the opening frame. Apart from Preollen Moothusamy, who of fered some resistance, his other teammates merely went through the motion of the game which resulted in Dar nall’s disappointing 15 loss. At the halfway stage Darnall were al readystaringatthebar rel of the defeat after trailing 513. The log leaders rubbed further salt into the wounded Darnall outfit after trouncing their rivals 60 to take a commanding 195 lead. With the fate of their rivals sealed, darts enthusiasts expected Nevil’s Auto to step off the accelerator and show some mercy for the hapless Darnall outfit, but Sanjay Singh’s charges romped to a 42 win in the next two frames to register an emphatic 279 win and consolidate their position at the top of the leaderboards. Veteran darts cam paigner Paddy Paday achee and Sidney Na icker were the pick of the Nevil’s Auto outfit recording an impressive six wins each. They were well sup ported by Shaun Pillay and Kuben Naidoo who recorded five wins each from six league games. Meanwhile, Gled how United were seek ing a quick league dou ble victory in their derby game against R & B Gledhow on Wednes day night, but left the Dolphin Coast Tavern ruing their chances aft er going down 1719. Both teams pro duced brilliant darts in theopeningtwoframes tokeeptheirleaguetitle aspirations alive. But, after a 33 stalemate in the first two frames United drew first blood after winning the 3rd frame (42) to take a narrow 108 lead. R & B Gledhow re turned the favour after winningthe4th frameby the same margin (42) and took the lead (16 14) for the first time in the match after win ning the 5th frame. They drew the final frame 33 to notch up a hardfought 1917 win.
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Meanwhile, Manor Primary booked their place in the semi-finals of the Shivendra Velan memorial knockout tournament after beating rookies Harry Bodasingh Primary School by 14-runs on Tuesday. Manorbattedfirstandposted56/2 in their allotted 5-overs. Jaden Pillay was the pick of the Manor batsmen, top-scoring with 22 runs which included three 4’s and two sixes. In reply Harry Bodasingh were bundled out for 42 runs with Bheka Gumede scoring 28-runs which included six fours. ManorwilllockhornswithLeePrimary in the semi’s on Saturday, October 18 with the winner advancing to thefinalagainstKwaDukuzaPrimary School. Trophies will be awarded to thewinnersandrunner-upwithmedals awarded to the losing semi-finalists. Special awards will be presented to the best batsman, bowler and fielder of the tournament.
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They were bowled out for 51 runs. The Morningside lads should not be discouraged after the loss, but use Saturday’sgameasalearningexperience. Shivaan Singh (4/11 from 4 overs) and Salman Mohamed (3/13 from 3 overs) were the pick of the Dawnheights bowlers. OnSaturdayUnitedCricketClubentertain Mandeni at the Country Club Ground in an under 16 League game.
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sixes. He received good support from the left-handed opener Rekyle Maarbeel, who scored a quick-fire 60 runs which included nine 9s. Surauv Singh batting at four, raced to a half-century (53 not out) with five fours and two sixes. Chasing 256 runs for victory was a mammoth undertaking for the Morningside outfit (comprising mainly of 12-year-old primary school pupils).
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Baldeo was the most economical Oceanville bowler claiming 4/26 from three overs. Maphumulo’s run-chase was made easier thanks to the generosity of the Oceanville bowlers whoconceded30extras(comprising of wides and no balls). Meanwhile, at the Gledhow Ground, Dawnheights B suffered a shock 4-wickets defeat at the hands of Flipside on Saturday. Dawnheights batted first and posted 94/9 in their allotted 20overs. Flipside grinded out a hard fought 4-wickets in the penultimate over of the match.
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The jubilant Dawnheights lads got off to a winning start after beating Morn ingside in the opening fixture of the Ilembe Cricket Union under 16 League.
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DAWNHEIGHTS got off to a winning start after beating Morningside by 201-runs in an Ilembe Cricket Union Under-16 League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday. Officials of the Ilembe Cricket Union must be commended for making it compulsory for all senior teams in the 50-Overs League to field an under 16 squad at the start of the 2014/2015 season. It is important that the union sustains the under 16 league to ensure the future of the sport and, more importantly, for young and new players to come through the ranks of junior cricket before taking their place at senior level. Eight teams comprising Manor, Morningside, Magnum, Dawnheights, Nkobongo, Mandeni, Oceanville and United will contest the under 16 title. In Saturday’s opening fixture of the 2014/2015 season, Dawnheights won the toss and elected to bat first. They posted 255/3 in their allotted 20overs. Man-of-the-match Adesh Bageloo notched up a brilliant unbeaten century. His unbeaten knock of 107 runs includednineteenfoursandtwomassive
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WEEKLY REPORTER LIBRA Security has given Ilembe Cricket Union a huge boost with the announcement of a R3 000 sponsorship for the Twenty-20 ‘B’ League. President of Ilembe Cricket Union Aboo Ismail expressed his sincere gratitude to Frank Gonzales (director of Libra Security) for his generous sponsorship. Seven teams comprising ManorB,DawnheightsB,OceanvilleB, Flipside, Warriors Sport, Doringkop and Maphumulo will contest the Twenty-20 B League. Maphumulo got off to a dream start in their Twenty-20 B League campaignafterbeatingtheirmore illustrious opponents, Oceanville B by 3-wickets at the Country Club Ground on Saturday. Oceanville batted first and posted 116/6 in their allotted 20overs. Kashiv Basdeo (21), Keroshin Pillay (21), Rishkar Manilal (19) were the main contributors. N.NtuliwasthepickoftheMaphumulo bowlers claiming 4/13 from 2 overs. Chasing 117 runs for victory from 20 overs (at a rate of 5,85 runs per over), man-of-the-match M. Ntuli scored an unbeaten 45 runs to guide Maphumulo to a comfortable 3-wickets victory with nine balls to spare. Keegan
smashed an unbeaten 26 runs (which included three fours and a huge six) to guide KwaDukuza Primary to a comfortable 5-wickets victory. Co-ordinator of the tournament, Isaac Abraham was full of praise for Suveer who dazzled with the bat and ball since the start of the tournament. Abraham said: “Suveer is an outstanding cricketer and I am disappointed that the talented 12-year-old lad failed to make the Ilembe Under13 squad.” Ilembe returned from the KwaZulu-Natal Primary Schools under 13 cricket festival last week after losing both their matches with none of the players being selected to represent KwaZulu-Natal.
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AN-OF-THE-MATCH Suveer Dewlall guided KwaDukuza Primary School into the final of the Shivendra Velan memorial sixa-side knockout tournament (hosted by Stanger Manor Primary). Ashram Primary who stunned Dawnview in the quarter-final were hoping to repeat their feat against KwaDukuza in the semi-finals played on Thursday at the Manor Ground. KwaDukuza Primary skipper, Suveer won the toss and elected to bowl first. After conceding three runs from his first three deliveries, Suveer clean bowled the Ashram opener, Siyanda Mahabe in the next ball to leave Ash-
ram on the backfoot right from the start. Trevell Naidoo bowled a tight over conceding just three runs. With11runsontheboardfromthe first two overs, Ashram’s hopes of reaching the magical 50-runs mark looked bleak. Proud Ndlovu failed to live by “namesake” after being clean bowled by 11-year-old Niren Lochand for a duck in the third over. Despite wickets falling around him, Nkululeko Simelane held his nerve smashing three boundaries in his 15-run contribution to guide Ashram to 34/2 in their allotted 5-overs. Chasing 35 runs for victory (at a rate of 7 runs per over), Suveer
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SHRAM Primary pupils set their sights on the provincial volleyball title in the 2014 Provincial Top Schools Championship. The tournament will be played in four clusters with the winning school in each cluster advancing to the provincial championship on Saturday, 11 October at Hoy Park in Durban. The Ashram U13 boys’ and girls’ will represent the iLembe District at
Richard Bay on Wednesday, 8 October. They will lock horns with the Uthungulu and Umkanyakude representatives in Richards Bay and need to overcome their opponents in the cluster competition to secure a place in the provincial championships. On Wednesday at the Penguin Road grounds in Chatsworth, the Ugu winning schools, Pinetown and Umlazi will contest the Southern Cluster Volleyball Tournament. At Northdale in Pietermaritzburg
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The Ashram U13 girls are strong contenders for honours in the 2014 Provin cial Top Schools Volleyball Championship. PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTER
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