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Tug of war
over
MOTSEPE
MONEY
>>Jostling for positions has delayed the election of
structures to distribute the money
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE
>>[email protected]
B
ICKERING is standing in
the way of three organi-
sations in the city getting
their shareof theR10million in
funcingbeingdistributedbythe
Motsepe foundation in the
Msunduzi Municipality.
Chairman of the Motsepe
Foundation, Patrice Motsepe,
visited the city last month and
investedR10million to be used
by city organisations in their
development programs.
He said that no funding
wouldbegiventoorganisations
without proper structures.
According to chairman of
the District Motsepe Founda-
tionFundingandDevelopment
Forum, Caleb Mbokazi, most
organisations have selected
their representatives except
youth, women and NGOs.
It was agreed that appli-
cants for the funding would be
given a funding document and
atwopagefundingcriteriadoc-
ument,butunfortunatelydueto
nonelected structures, no
progress has been made, he
said.
Mbokazi added that they
weregivenadeadlineof 30No-
vember where applicants
would be notified of the out-
come.
Since these organisations
are still undecided of who to
choose as theyhavenot elected
their representatives, funding
forms have not even been dis-
tributed, he said.
The funding sectors include
education, youth, women
(Small Medium Micro Enterp-
ise businesses and co-ops, reli-
gious or labour, traditional,
sports (Arts & culture), music,
NGOs and businesses.
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Calling for
entries for PMB
Got Talent
>> The auditions take place on Saturday 28 September
T
HE Gay and Lesbian Network, and
Marshall musicmidlands have joined
forces to bring PMB Got Talent which
is to take place at the beginning of next
month.
Organisersarecalling forpotential talent
around KwaZuluNatal to enter the talent
competition scheduled for 4 October.
AccordingtoapressreleasefromtheGay
andLesbianNetwork,thetalentcompetition
is a preevent of the Pink Myanh festival
whichistotakeplacefromthe9to14Decem-
ber in Pietermaritzburg and would include
several events.
The focus of the talent competition is to
identify local talent who will then perform
andshowcase local talent at theannual Pink
Mynah festival in Pietermaritzburg, said
the release.
It added that the talent competition com-
prisesfivecategoriesinwhichpeoplecanen-
ter solo or as a group, and includes: dance,
singing, rapping,poetryandmusical instru-
ments.
The talent competition is open to all ag-
es, regardless of ones sexual orientation.
Pierre Buckley ,the current Mr PMB 2013,
will be entering the competition and will be
showingoffhis talentbyenteringthesinging
category, said the organisers.
Thosewhohave talentwouldneed toau-
ditionfirstandifsuccessful,wouldqualifyfor
the competition.
The auditions take place on Saturday, 28
September at 10am at Allan Wilson Shell-
hole, 5 Alan Paton Avenue, which is next to
the YMCA.
If you think you have gotwhat it takes to
enter the talent competition, contact Sdu
MncubeorAnthonyWaldhausenat033342
6165 or at [email protected]
Entry forms are also available at the fol-
lowing outlets:
GLN office at 187A Burger Street, Mar-
shall Music Midlands at Cascades Mall and
PMB Tourism office at Chief Albert Luthuli
Street, all in Pietermaritzburg.
Theorganiserswould like tomakeacall
to prospective sponsors to come on board
and support this unique and spectacular
pageant. Formore information on sponsor-
ship,pleasecontactAnthonyWaldhausenat
033 342 6165 or at director@gaylesbi-
ankzn.org, said the press release.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Some of the entrants for the PMB Got Talent Competition to be
staged
in the city on 4 October (from left) Africa Dlamini (poetry),
Zama Mase
me (African dance) and Pierre Buckley (singing).
Local childrens company
makes the final cut
NOMPENDULO NGUBANE
>>nompendulo.ngubane@mye
cho.co.za
A LOCAL production company
called Bodado, which focuses on
educating and entertaining chil-
dren, has made it to the finals of
the EcoLogic Awards.
The Eco-Logic Awards are
hosted by Enviropaedia, jointly
with SABC3, and theywill beheld
on23SeptemberatMorapengHo-
tel in Gauteng.
Theseawardsgiverecognition
to individuals, organisations,
products and services that are
making a difference in creating a
more sustainable world to live in.
Speaking to Echo, Bodado di-
rector SikhumbuzoKhumalo said
that the nomination is already a
huge success. He said this means
that they are being recognised for
the work that they do, despite the
project having no sponsorship.
Asked how they entered the
awardshesaiditwasanormalon
line competition entry.
I saw the competition online
and triedmy luckandentered.We
were the lucky ones to be chosen
out of the entries received nation-
wide. There were entries from
wellknown, small andbigorgan-
isationssuchas50/50,atelevision
show on SABC 3, said Khumalo.
He added that he is delighted
at beinga finalist in theYouthCat-
egory.
This clearly sends a message
to us to confirm that anything in
life is possible, as long as one has
faith, said Khumalo.
Hesaid that theyhavebeenop-
erating for five years and already
so much has been done and
achieved.
Thisisoursecondnomination
as we were awarded last year by
the local Indondo Community
Awards, said Khumalo.
He said they are looking for-
ward towinning the category and
thiswill be abreakthrough for the
company.
Winningwillmakeusgrowas
a company. We deserve the expo-
sure at this level. We have shown
dedication, passion, love in what
wedoand standonour ownwith-
out any funding or sponsorship,
he said.
Khumalo thankedhis team for
working endlessly andas aunited
front.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Sikhumbuzo Khumalo, director of Bodado Production Company,
which
has been nominated for an EcoLogic Award scheduled to take
place
in Gauteng on 24 September.
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>> A celebration of Zulu history, in preparation for the
2016 grand finale, will be held in Durban on Sunday
A
SPECTACULAR celebration of
the historic Zulu Kingdom,
called Umgidi Welembe, is
scheduled to takeplaceatKingShaka
International Airport this Sunday.
Zulu 200, in association with the
Airports Company of South Africa
(ACSA), on behalf of Zulu King
Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu
will stage Umgidi Welembe 2013, a
culturalpageant inanticipationof the
Bicentenary of the Zulu Nation in
2016.
The year marks the 200th anni-
versary of the formation of the Zulu
Nation by King Shaka kaSenzanga-
khona. ConceivedanddrivenbyCEO
MandlaKaNozulu and chairmanDu-
ma Ndlovu, the Zulu 200 initiative
seeks to enhance awareness of the
multifaceted historic and cultural
landscapes that comprise the legacy
of the Zulu Kingdom and its people.
Inapressrelease,organiserssaid:
It will see the production of literary,
audioandfilmmaterials, toempower
and inspire citizens of KwaZuluNa-
tal through information, education
and connectivity.
Followingthelaunchoftheproject
in 2011, and last years highly suc-
cessful followup event, this years
pageant, is supported by the KwaZu-
luNatal Provincial Government,
Ethekwini Municipality, Metro Rail
and Ukhozi FM.
Reflectingtherichtapestryofhis-
tory of theZulunation, this redletter
eventontheculturalcalendarofKwa-
ZuluNatal will see thousands of tra-
ditional Zulu dancers, izimbongi and
musicians performing before a dis-
tinguished audience headed by the
Zulu King.
King Zwelithini has extended a
warminvitation to thepeopleofKwa-
ZuluNatal to come and enjoy this
magnificent celebration, said theor-
ganisers.
They said proceedings on the day
will start with a parade of Zulu danc-
ersinfullregalia,accompaniedbythe
regiment of the Zulu Royal House.
This will take place through the King
Shaka Airport terminal building,
leading to a designated area nearby,
where performanceswill be present-
ed from 10am to 5pm, following an
opening address by King Zwelithini
Thedaysprogrammewillculminate
with pres-
entations,
and per-
formances
by maskandi
groups. Ad-
mission is
free and all
are wel-
come.
FOTO: SUPPLIED
Zulu King Zwelithini shows his delight at
the Zulu dance perfomers at last years
Umgidi Welembe.
FOTO: SUPPLIED
Zulu dancers perform for a delighted
King Zwelithini at last years Umgidi
Welembe pageant at King Shaka In
ternational Airport. This years fol
lowup event takes place on 22
September
September 19, 2013
maritzburg
ECHO
NEWS
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Preparing for Zulu feast
Preparing for Zulu feast
Strikers not willing to budge on demands
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE
>>[email protected]
INDICATIONS are that the ongoing
strike action by petrol attendants,
under theNationalMetalWorkersof
South Africa (Numsa), might take
longer than expected to be resolved.
Thousands of petrol attendants
embarkedonacountrywidestrike,
demanding a R30 per hour pay in-
crease, but employers are offering
7.5%.
Numsa spokesperson Castro
Ngobese said: The strike will con-
tinue until the employer gives us the
double digits increase instead of the
7.5% that is currently on offer. With
the increase in food, clothing and
transport, employees cannot keep
up with the current economic de-
mands.
Ngobese said that most of the
striking employees are breadwin-
ners.
The current offer will not make
anydifferencesincetheystillneedto
have a transport budget from the
amount, he said.
A female petrol attendant who
spoke to Echo anonymously, said
that they earnR670 aweekwhich is
not enough to cater formost of their
basic needs.
We only earn R760 if we have
worked fromMonday to Sunday.Al-
though I will not earn anything this
month, I fully support the strike and
we will continue until our demands
are met. If they could only increase
it to R1000 a week. With that small
amount I have to support five family
members, pay school fees, buy food,
pay water, electricity and clothing
bills and travel to and from Imbali
everyday, Sometimes you get unfair
customerswho fill uppetrol and run
away without paying. That amount
is deducted from the same peanuts
that we earn, she said.
She added that due to economic
demands, some have returned to
workandareriskingtheir livesinor-
der to support their families.
Ngobese discouraged those un-
ionmemberswhoareharassingand
threatening those who are not on
strike.
Workerswhoarevictimisedbe-
cause they are working should re-
port this so thatwe can investigate,
he said.
Numsa members in
action during a march
to the City Hall in
Durban last week.
FOTO: IAN CARBUTT
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kokulindela inzuzo, kodwa kube
yilona elishaya owalo umxhaka
ukuze lisize abanye.
Okumnandi kakhulu futhi uku-
bona amalungu omphakathi eng-
abuki ibala lomuntu ngaphambi
kokwelula isandla asize lapho
kudingeka khona, kodwa asize
ngobaebonawonkeumuntuodal-
we nguNkulunkulu efana
nomunye.
Abaholi bahlale beshumayela
elokuthi intuthuko ngeke ilethwe
nguHulumeni kuphela, kodwa iy-
olethwawukubambisana,ikakhu-
lukazi uma kuza ngasekulweni
nendlala nokuswelakala
kwemisebenzi.
Kuyangijabulisa ukuthi
ngesonto enye yezintatheli zethu,
uNkszNosiphoMkhize,uzosibike-
la ngomfo wakoMphethethwa
waseMboentshonalangayeTheku
ohlangane nentokazi emhlophe
yakhonaendaweniyakwaMitchell
nabanye basungula inhlangano
ezosiza abantu abahlale becela
imali emigwaqweni.
Le nhlangano kayizukubasiza
laba bantu basemigwaqweni
ngokubapha imali kuphela,
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ezolekelela nasekukhucululeni
udoti owona amagceke nobuhle
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amaFever. Ngithanda nokubonga
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Ngibonga nayo le ntokazi ya-
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ibambe usiba lokuba ngumhleli
ngenyanga yabesifazane uNcwa-
ba (August), nokungumsebenzi
ewenzengobukhulu ubunyoninco
nokuzimisela.
Ukugadla kwayo kufakazelwe
yimibono ethunyelwe ngabafundi
bephawula ngebezikuphakelwa
yiyo le ntokazi. Yilokho vele es-
asikucelile kwasekuqaleni ukuthi
umphakathi uyisebenzise le
nkundla.
Nanxa sekubhalwe kabanzi
ngezingozi ezinyantisa igazi ezid-
lule nemiphefumulo eminingi,
njengeyokuqala eyenzeke ngase-
ShoweenyakathoyeKwaZulu-Na-
tal lapho kushone khona izingane
ziphuma emkhosini womhlanga
KwaNongoma, neyeloli ep-
haphalaze yashayisa amatekisi
amane eFields Hill ePinetown
entshonalanga yeTheku kwafa
abantu abangama-23, ngabe sen-
za iphutha uma sithula singaba-
khalisi abashiywe yizihlobo. Sithi
abaphephise, akwehlanga
lungehlanga. Kwenzeka lokhunje
sisanda kubhala kuyona le ngosi
ukuthikunezincekuzeNkosiezithi
sengathi sekufike isikhathi
sokuthi kuhlaziywe izinto eziningi
eziseBhayibhelini, njengokuthi
konke okwenzeka emhlabeni ku-
suke kudaliwe.
Noma singenawo amandla
okutshela abefundisi bethu esi-
bahloniphayo ngomsebenzi
wabo, besicela ukuthi sengathi
labo abazizwayo, bangasheshe
baqhamuke bacacise ngoba kuy-
andaokujabulisaoNyikinyibhoxo,
okunele kwenzeke into embi bese
besibuza ukuthi: Uphi lo Thixo
wenu enimthandazayo?
Kodwanomasibafishanekwe-
zokholo, asikholwa wukuthi lezi
zinhlekelele zazihlelwe nguSo-
mandla. Ngeke. Sivumelana nga-
kho konke okusemandleni ethu
noMnuz Willies Mchunu, on-
guNgqongqoshe wezokuThutha,
ezokuPhepha koMphakathi
nokuXhumana ukuthi umnikazi
weloli okusolwa ukuthi belinama-
bhuleki angalungile, kufanele
aphendule.
Njengoba uMandulo (Septem-
ber) kuyinyanga yokugubha
amaSiko, sengathi besingazihlola
thina beNdlu kaMalandela ukuthi
sikuphi namaSiko ethu. Ngabe si-
sawalandela nje?
Abantu abadala bayaye bathi
izinto eziningi azisasilungeli ,
ngoba sesalahla amasiko ethu
salandela awezizwe, nawo awez-
izwe ayasigabha. Ngisuke
ngikhumbule inkondlo ethi:
Laba bantu bayahlupheka,
kwasho inyoni ihlezi phezu kwe-
jele, sebelahle namasiko akubo
balandela awezizwe, nawo awez-
izwe abafulathele.
Ngeshwalenkondloeseqoqwe-
ni likaJ. Matsebula yavalwa
ngezikhathi zobandlululo. Singa-
jabula uma kukhona onayo le
nkondlo asisize ngayo.
GUY VEZI
[email protected]
Pietermaritzburg has 155
new nurses
NOMPENDULO NGUBANE
>>nompendulo.ngubane@mye
cho.co.za
KWAZULUNATAL Health MEC,
Dr. Sibongiseni Dhlomo, has
urged newly qualified nurses in
the province to acquit themselves
professionally while on duty.
He said his department has
been dealingwith a litany of com-
plaints frommembers of the com-
munity due to a bad attitude dis-
played by some staff members at
hospitals.
Dhlomo was speaking at the
graduationceremonyof155nurs-
es at the Royal Showgrounds last
Thursday.
Atotalof173nursesgraduated
in Newcastle on the same day as
well.
All of thenurses are employed
by the KZN Department of Health
in different hospitals.
Dhlomo said that the province
ofKZNhasbeen found tobedoing
better when compared to other
provinces.
He said, however, that theonly
exception is the issue of bad staff
attitude.
This has seen the province
grappling with a meander of
medicolegal cases, bad press
coverage and a litany of com-
plaints frommembers of the com-
munity. My message to you is
you know your background, and
you know where you come from.
Weappreciate thatwhengivenan
opportunity to uplift yourself ca-
reerwise, you grabbed it with
both hands. Now it is the time to
put into practice what you have
been learning, he said.
Dhlomo said the nurses in the
province have been tasked with
the termMake Me Look like a
Hospital.
This entails making the hospi-
tals clean and reducing waiting
times both at outpatient depart-
ments (OPD) and dispensaries,
said the MEC.
Theywill alsomakemedicine
available, change staff attitude
and make hospitals safe for both
staff and patients, said Dhlomo.
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Makhathini is employed as a
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ECHO
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COMMENT
6
September 19, 2013
maritzburg
ECHO
Akucaci bavunwa kanjani abasebenzi
NJALO uma kuneziteleka okubonakala
ukuthi zikhinyabeza umnotho wezwe
kuyaye kuzwakale amaphimboathi imith
etho yezwe ivuna kakhulu abasebenzi.
Abakhala kakhulu kuba ilabo abadla
izambane likapondo abalithola ezithuku
thukwini zabasebenzi. Kodwakuyayekun
gacaci noma ngokwabo bafuna abase
benzi bengateleki nhlobo yini.
Imithetho ingavuna kanjani abasebenzi
bebe bengaholi lutho lapho besesiteleke
ni.Kanti futhi imithethoayiphikisaninoku
qashwa kwabanye abasebenzi lapho labo
abaqashwe ungunaphakade beya esitele
keni.
Khona noma iziteleka ziwubulala umnot
ho, abasebenzi nabo bazwela kakhulu
njengobaphelabengaholi nje umabetele
kile. Ukungenakwaboesitelekeni isikhathi
esiningi kuwuphawu lokucikeka.
Ngabeabaqashi bafunakuphele iziteleka,
kuthi uma abasebenzi betelekile kuvele
kuthathwe abanye abasebenzi kuvalwe
ngabo izikhala njengoba kwakwenzeka
ngesikhathi sobandlululo?
UMongameli Jacob Zuma uyivikele nga
khoimithethoyabasebenzingeledlulelap
ho ethi abasebenzi bayilwela ngoba ben
gafuni iNingizumu Afrika entsha efane
nesikhathi sengcindezelo.
Kwesinye isikhathi abaqashi kufanele
bake baziholele bona la maholo abase
benzi noma inyanga eyodwa nje, mh
lawumbe bayoqonda ukuthi kungani
abasebenzibateleke.Futhiokunokuthiba
zameukuba yizwi eliyimbumbaekugxeke
ni imithetho yabasebenzi ake bagxekane
bodwa ngokuziholela izizumbulu okun
gaziwa ukuthi bazibala kanjani.
Abanye abafuna abasebenzi bathole
ngaphansi kukaR2000 ngenyanga
kodwabonabebebehlulekaukuphilanga
wo usuku olulodwa nje lolu, ikakhulukazi
impelasonto.
MAFIKA DAMANE mNDEBELE AND THEMBINKOSI GUERRILLA ZONDI
Debunking the popular myth about the revival of the ANCYL
(Conclusion)
T
HE Role of the ANCYL in the
Current Phase of the Struggle
AS a way concluding, the ANC
53rd Conference observed with
deep concern [that] the state of the
Youth League and its increasingly
antagonistic relationship with its
motherbody, seeminglydefining it-
self outside of the political frame-
work of the ANC.
It also noted the state of the NEC
with key acting positions, and the
emerging tendency in the League at
different levels torecallandsuspend
members without due process.
Thus it resolved that the incom-
ing NEC (National Executive Com-
mittee) should urgently intervene to
address the situation of the ANC
Youth League.
The incoming NECmust, among
other things, take all necessary
measures to ensure that the League
plays its proper role and acts within
the policy and the constitution.
The revival of the ANCYL is very
important, since it would mutually
reinforce the renewal of the ANC it-
self and would also mobilise the
scores of young people, most of
whomwill bevoting for the first time
in 2014.
The task teamsmustbeunderno
illusion that the majority of the pro-
spective firsttimeyouth voters
are coconuts, who either reside in
urban areas or come from wellto
dofamiliessincethe2011Censusre-
port cited above debunks the
myth that central to therevivalof the
ANCYL there must be an attempt to
Americanise the ANCYL.
Thereality is that theANCYLsre-
vivalprogrammustappealtothesig-
nificant majority of youth under 35
years of age who live in households
thatreceivelowincomes,asalready
alluded to in the preceding para-
graphs.
The ANCYL must continue to
push radical youth demands, which
are in anyway those of the society.
The Youth League must be nothing
else but the parliament of the young
people. We must see the society we
seek tobuildwithinus.Weneeduni-
ty in action for a better and prosper-
ing society for all the youth of our
country; Black, Indian, Coloured
andWhite.The futureofourcountry
belongs toall theyouthwho live in it,
irrespective of their colour.
This unity will never be built
throughfracturingordividingyoung
people on the basis of who they are
and what their colour is. Youth for-
mations, especially within the na-
tional progressive fold, have the re-
sponsibility of championing the his-
torical mandate of the ANC and the
Alliance,thatoftransformingourso-
ciety into a nonracial, nonsexist
and democratic society.
We hold, as the ANCYL, the re-
sponsibility of ensuring that the
youngpeopleareliberatedfromeco-
nomic and political bondage, espe-
ciallythosewhowerehistoricallyop-
pressed.
Lastly, central to the restoration
of the ANCYL is to give practical
meaning to the Decade of the Cadre
by deliberately ensuring that the
ANC values of selflessness; self-re-
spect; respect for the elders; revolu-
tionarydiscipline;constructivecriti-
cism; self-criticism are popularised
among the youth.
Thesevaluesaremoreimportant
if we are to produce young people
who are not suffering from the me-
firsteveryoneelseafter mentali-
ty. In other words, the revival of the
ANCYLisnotaboutbeingrelevant to
a minority of coconuts, but it is
about moving beyond resuscitating
Congress resolutions.
The ANCYLs revival program
must also be about reminding the
youththattheirdutyistolearn, learn
and learn as instructed by Lenin.
This learning must be coupled with
ideological clarity in terms of the
youths role towards achieving
theNationalDemocraticSoci-
ety through the National
Democratic Revolution.
The entitlement
mentalitymust also be
busted asunder and
be replaced with a
spirit of being a peo-
ples servants with
no interest except to
recognise that the
realreasonfortheex-
istenceoftheANCand
its leagues is to serve
our people
*Mafika Damane Mnde-
bele: is a member of
Youth Communist
League of South Africa
National Committee
and regional co-ordi-
nator of the ANCYL
Emalahleni region,
while Them-
binkosi Guer-
rillaZondiis
ANC branch
secretary
in the Mo-
ses Mabh-
ida region
and ANC KZN
legislatureSenior
Researcher.
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HEN driving or walking around
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skop, the eyes are caught by classy homes
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compared to the town environment and
suburban areas?
Dumezweni Zimu from Snathing and
Patrick Mbambo from Elandskop gave
some perspective on the issue.
Zimus house is just along Snathing
main road and it is a headturner.
Some of Zimus personal reasons for
buildinghis owncastle inSnathingare in-
vestment, house value, comfort, peace
and development, as he also looks at
things with the eye of a businessman.
At my age, I take so many things into
perspective when making a decision.
Buildingahouse isan investmentandthat
shouldbeaccompaniedbythevalueofthat
house.
I would start by saying that building
ahouse isabetter initiative thanbuying it.
With the house you have built, you decide
what to do. You decide what to add, what
sort of paint or ceiling board youwant. As
theowner,youare thedecisionmakerand
therefore you decide on everything, said
Zimu.
He said that the value of the houses in
town are completely different from the
ones in the rural areas.
A R1.5millionhousebuiltinSnathing
comparedto theonebuilt in townarevery
different. I have a huge site which could
still accommodate another ten houses,
said Zimu.
As a business driven person, he said,
hewould like to seepeoplenotbeingboth-
ered by having to take a taxi to town for
shopping.
Businessplansarealreadyinthepipe-
line and thatwouldhelp to create employ-
ment opportunities. I believe that we
should develop our own areas now, in-
stead of shopping in town, he said.
For Mbambo, his roots are in Eland-
skopanditswherehewouldliketobebur-
ied.
I grewup inElandskopand itswhere
my comfort is. I am free to domy ceremo-
nies without having anyone complaining
about the slaughtering of a cow or goat,
he said.
One other reason many people are
flocking back to rural areas to build big
houses, is thatdevelopmentsnowabound
in these areas.
Before 1994, there were no tarred
roads, no water and no electricity.
PHOTO: NOMPENDU-
LO NGUBANE
The Zimu's house
in Snathing.
ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWE
ABANYE babafundi ababevunulile emcimbini wokwandulela usuku
lwa
masiko. KUZOBE kusindwe ngobethole ekudleni kwesintu esikoleni
samaban
ga aphezulu iSobantu kubungazwa usuku lwamasiko ngedili lomculo
wesin
tu, ingoma, ezeshashalazi, izinkondlo. Lomcimbi ozoba ngawo
umhlaka 24
kuhloswe ukuvuselelwa ngawo amasiko, ukuzithanda kanye nobuntu.
Umhleli
walomcimbi uMnu. Mzi Mngadi uthe: "Ngalomcimbi sihlose
ukubangisana
nezinto esezithanda ukubulala ulusha. Kuzoba nezinkulumo
ezakhayo ezijiva
za intsha ekusebenziseni uphuzo oludakayo nokuzibandakanya
nezinto ezin
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zoba nesikhulumi esiqhamuka enhlanganweni yamadoda kulelidolobha
es
izobe sikhuluma ngeqhaza okumele lidlalwe amadoda ekubuyiseni
isthunzi
sokubaluleka kwamasiko". Kuzophinde kubukiswe nangemvunulo
eyakhiwayo
endaweni. Kuzokhishwa imiklomelo yalabo abazobe bevunule
kahle.
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Auditions for aspiring actors
ECHO REPORTER
ASPIRING actors, whether young or
old,are invitedtotakepart inthe7pm
filmauditions takingplaceat theBes-
sie Head library next Friday.
Thefilm,whichtalksaboutgender
based awareness and domestic vio-
lence, is written and directed by
Wandile Nkala from Sweetwaters.
We are currently doing final
scenes, andweneedanyonewith tal-
ent fromtheagesof12to15yearsand
from18 to 45years to come and au-
dition. We want people who are pas-
sionate about acting, have fresh tal-
ent and have dreams of becoming
professional actors one day.
The film is about a businessman
who denies paternity of his daughter
Nhlalo because of her disability. His
daughter gets hold of his gun, which
hasbeen lyingaroundrecklessly, and
tries toendher life.Butunfortunately
asshepulls the trigger, sheshootsher
grandmother.
It is titled7pmbecause it tooksev-
en days to shoot it. The auditions be
held from 9am to 4pm. Entrance fee
is R25 for primary school pupils and
R50 for adults.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
7pmfFilm director Wandile Nkala is inviting aspiring actors to
take part in
the film's auditions next Friday
Epworth
schools charity
gesture
Thandanani Childrens Foundation coordinator, Bheki Madide,
conducted a guid
ed tour of childheaded families for Epworth School pupils who
volunteered
their services to paint a couple of classrooms, fix the play
area and help with
vegetable gardening at Snathing LP School recently. This is part
of Thandana
nis partnership program with business and schools to lend a hand
in commu
nity development, including rebuilding the homes of some of the
360 families
that Thandanani is looking after, especially with regards to
their welfare,
health, education and developmental needs. Thandanani supports
over 1 000
orphaned and vulnerable children from six different communities
in the
Vulindlela area.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
FEATURE
14
September 19,
2013
maritzburg
ECHO
Akufanele zidinge izintandane
SIMPHIWE MKHIZE
U
KWANDA kwezintandane
emiphakathini ngenxa
yokushona kwabazali noku-
lahlwa kwezingane kuyinkinga en-
gaphela uma abantu bengazama
ukuziphathakahle, futhi bazimisele
ukuwabevukanezingane zabouma
sebezilethile emhlabeni, zingabi
inkingayabanyeabantunoHulume-
ni.
Lawa ngamazwi kaMnuz Dun-
can Andrew ongumqondisi
weThandanani Childrens Founda-
tion eMgungundlovu.
Le nhlangano ebhekele inhla-
lakahle yezingane ezisencane ne-
sezikhulile ezingasenabazali nez-
ihlobo yenye yezinhlangano eziwu-
229 ezihlomulayo eMyangweni
wezokuThuthukiswa koMphakathi
KwaZulu-Natal, owengamelwe uN-
gqongqoshe uNkk Weziwe Thusi.
UNgqongqoshe uThusi uk-
holelwa ekutheni ukuxhaswa nge-
mali kwezinhlangano ezizimele
kuyenyeyezintoezibalulekile emse-
benzini womnyango wakhe ngoku-
lawula kwe-Childrens Act
eqhakambisa ukunakekelwa kwez-
idingo zezingane nentsha entulayo
neyizintandane.
IThandanani ibheke izidingo ze-
mindeni enezingane zodwa ekhaya
ewu-360,okwakhaabantwanaaba-
balelwa ku-1 000 ubuningi sebe-
bonke, kanti ifinyelela ezindaweni
noma emiphakathini ewu-6 kuphe-
la, endaweni yaseVulindlela,
ngaphansi koMgungundlovu dis-
trict municipality. UMnuz. Andrew
uthi nakuba isimo sezimali eziqha-
muka emazweni angaphandle ses-
ingesihle njengoba abanikelayo
bethi selikhululekile leli zwe selin-
gazibhekelela lona izidingo za-
bantu, liyabonakala igalelo lika-
Hulumeni ekwenzeni isiqinisek-
iso sokuthi imindeni
enabantwana abazibambe nga-
mazinyo iyakuthola ukuxhaseka.
Uchaze kanje: Esikwenzayo
njengenhlangano ukuqasha izise-
benzi zezenhlalakahle, ama social
workers, kanye nabasizi babo, ama
auxiliary social workers, ngoku-
sizwa uMnyango wezokuThuthuk-
iswakoMphakathi. Kuwumsebenzi
wethu ukusiza le mindeni ewulolu
hlobo ukuba ithole uxhaso kuHulu-
meni, ama social grants, ukuze
abantwana bakwazi ukuthola
okuyaethunjini,bayeesikoleni,bat-
hole okokugqoka, nezinye izidingo
zomuntu.
Sinama volontiya anakekela la-
bantwana, kanti kulo nyaka wezi-
mali sesithole ukuxhaswa okungco-
nongaphansikohlelolukaHulumeni
olwaziwa nge-Extended Public
Works Programme (EPWP), ose-
lukhokhelaamavolontiyaethuimali
engango-R900 ngenyanga.
Uqhubauthi: Bakhona futhi no-
nesi ababheka ezempilo, ikakhulu-
kazi kulabo abaphila negciwane le-
sandulelangculaza,kantisinabona-
baluleki bale mindeni esibabiza
ngama-lay counsellors. Sibuye
futhi sibe nohlelo olubhekene
nokuthuthukiswakwalemindeniol-
wenza ezolimo kulungiswe izingadi
zikhiqize ukudla okuzodliwa yile
mindeni, lubuye luzame ukuqala
amaproject angakha amathuba
emisebenzi. Uthe ngamanye
amazwi iThandanani ibhekenenez-
idingo zomuntu ezibalulekile, ika-
khulukazi kwezenhlalakahle, im-
fundo, ezempilo, kanye nentuthuko
yomuntu. Uphinde wathi pham-
bilini le nhlangano ike yasebenza
nase-Richmond, kodwa kwadinge-
ka ukuba ivale ngenxa yesimo sezi-
mali esasintenga, waveza ukuthi
kubukeka
sengathi amahhovisi akule ndawo
asezovulwa futhi ngoba isimo sezi-
malikulenhlanganosesiyakuvume-
la loko futhi. Uthi i-Thandanani
yaqala ukuba khona ngonyaka ka-
1989emvakokutholakalaukuthiisi-
bhedlela i-Edendale sinabantwana
abangu-70 ababeshiywe abazali
nezihlobo zabo angazange baland-
wenomasebelulemengokwempilo.
Ngokuhamba kwesikhathi i-
Thandanani yabe isitholela lezi zin-
gane amakhaya ezindaweni ezahl-
ukene lapho kugcinwa khona izin-
gane ezingena bani. Uthi kuthe
ngokuhamba kwesikhathi, le nh-
langano ibe isibona inselelo yoku-
sizaabantwanaabangenabazalina-
banganakiwenomaabashiywaaba-
zali nababheki babo. Ukudlanga
kwegciwane le ngculaza ikona kan-
ye okwenza le nselelo yande, ika-
khulukazi ngenxa yokushona kwa-
bazaliemvakokuxinwaizifoezinge-
na kalula kumuntu uma ephila
negciwane lesandulela ngculaza.
Uchaze wathi isibalo sabantwa-
na abakwazile ukuthola usizo kwi-
Thandanani siqale siphansi, sakhu-
phuka, saphinde sehla futhi.
U-Andrew uthe, Saqala sana-
kekela abantwanaabawu1400ngo
2005, baloku bekhule njalo baze
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kanti lelinani libeselehlaeminyake-
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iminyaka emithathu
kuphela ngoba
sikholwa ukuthi emva
kwaleso sikhathi sisuke
sesiwunike amandla
okuba uzimele, kuchaza
u-Andrew.
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Sobantu popular jazz DJ Sipho
Sokhela of 2020 Sound is ready to
enthrall music lovers at Daves Jazz
Club at 530 Imbali Unit 15 on Sat
urday. Sipho will be playing recorded
music by various jazz artists from 3
pm till late. Admission is free of
charge. He has performed with Zazi
Mncubes band on two different oc
cassions at the venue but on Satur
day he will be playing alone. He can
be contacted on 033 390 1154 or
083 371 7162.
MY ECHO SOAPIES
GENERATIONS
SCOTTbelieves thebattle is far fromover.
Dineoturns to theelders tosolvehermar
riages woes. Mnqobi has a setback. The
attraction between Phenyo and Noluntu
is as strong as ever. Senzo gets devastat
ing news from the paediatrician. Khethi
we goes about her business, unaware
shes being spied on. Ruby swallows her
pride and tells Patrick she needs his help.
MJ is not ready to forgive and forget yet.
Dineo is rattled to hear whose back in
town. Choppa is chuffed when someone
pays to get rid of him. The stalker takes
hisplanonestep further. Two illicit lovers,
a betrayed wife and a gun make for a
deadlymix. Noluntuwants to lay charges
after her harrowing ordeal. Scott is
shockedbywhatKhethiwetellshim.Sen
zo only gets more hurt when he tries to
share his pain.
ISIDINGO
THE modern world clashes head on with
tradition in theSibekoTowers.Caitlin sur
prises Frank and commences her study of
TheDeep.LeratoandSechabagetanoth
er visit from the authorities. Caitlin sets
the cat amongst The Deeps pigeons.
There is shock when its discovered who
thenewownerofONTV is.Old secrets are
stirring beneath the towers on Horizon
Deep.LincolnSibekorisksthewrathofthe
dead. Sechaba MatabaneMoloi goes vi
ral. Caitlins investigation into the ques
tion of who was responsible for the
sabotage at Sibeko Golds mine
yieldsasignificantname.Sibe
koGoldhasastrokeofgood
fortune but bouts of
dizziness in Lincoln
suggestthatnotall is
well with him. Lera
to and Sechabas vi
ral campaign to pro
mote the shebeens
mystery happy hours
ricochets around the
Deep. Caitlin walks a
dangerous line as she
attemptstogetthestory
at all costs. The newGold
discovery unearths a lot
more for Nikiwe. Lerato
finds that happy hour is not
entirely as happyas imagined.
SCANDAL
THEMBEKA receives new informa
tion about her fathers death which
is of great use to Daniel and Shakira.
Cameron may have a solution to the
problem of Marcel. Daniel and Shakira
pull off a masterclass in deceit as they
manipulate Precious further. Cameron
risks Bronnies safety by trying to per
form a good deed. The tension rockets
between Mlungisi and Gloria. The net
closes in on Precious, and Daniel and
Shakira are frantic to get what they se
cretlywant fromher before its too late.
Sarafinaagrees togoonadatewithCam
eron, but she may well have a sinister
agenda.DanielandShakirapreparetotell
Precious the truth, but something hap
pens that radically changes the game. Ki
la is suspicious about why Ndumiso
spends so much time at NFH. Gloria
makes a shocking announcement about
her husband.
MUVHANGO
MONGEZIS plan to win over the Mukw
evhos succeeds. Busani asksThandaza to
take over as chairman of the board.
Sizwes job is on the line. Sizwe ishorrified
whenall thedebit orders start comingoff
his salary. Hangwani is convinced
thatKhomotjo isuptosome
thing.Mongezisneaksinto
Pfuluwanis room late
at night. Albert is on
the warpath when
Khomotjo wins a
boardroombat
tle. Mampho
givesSizwean
ultimatum.
Mongezis ob
session
with
Pfuluwani takesadarkturn.Sizwe letshis
prideget in thewayandwont admit that
he needs help. Albert is unsettled when
hegets newsofwhatKhomotjo hasbeen
upto.Azwindini isworriedabouthiswifes
safety.
RHYTHM CITY
DAVIDbegsGail toseeQuinton.Suffocate
is not too pleased to have David back at
Zer011. Naomi is taken away. Reneilwes
dream evening with the hottest guy in
school is ruined. Prudence has problems
withMilesgivingSifisoapromotion.David
andGail get the news that Naomi has es
caped from prison. JT invites Reneilwe to
be hismatric dance partner. Miles is
makingSifisos life intheoffice
hell bypraisinghim in front
of everyone. Mamokete
wants to meet JT be
fore hes allowed to
take Reneilwe to
thematricdance.A
mysterious man
tries topumpLuci
lla for information,
and she warns
David about him.
Lucilla is worried
that Gails move in
to Davids
house can
only end
badly.
Reneilwe realises that Mampho also has
her own worries. Kop and Sifiso play a
gameof cat andmousewith Prudence as
they struggle to keep the car accident a
secret fromher. David tries to solicit Lucil
las help to find out the best way to play
his cards with Gail. Reneilwe cant afford
her dream dress and finally agrees to let
Sis Bee make her dress for the matric
dance.
DAYS OR OUR LIVES
ARIANNAoverhearsSamiandWilltalking
about Sami shooting E.J. and debates
whether or not to tell E.J. Stephanie tells
Kayla that Melanie knows about Chloe
cheating. Melanie agrees to keep Chloes
secret. Daniel and Chloe are finally mar
ried.AriannapreparestotellE.J.thatSami
is theone that shot himwhen theyare in
terrupted by Kate who thinks E.J. is using
Arianna to spy on Will. E.J. ends up col
lapsing and Kate tells Arianna that Lexie
told the staff to limit E.J.s stress. Melanie
lays into Carly about keeping Chloes se
cret. Chloeworries thatMelaniewill never
forgiveher.Samipleadsher case toArian
na who refuses to give Sami the benefit
ofthedoubt.Ariannarevealsthatshewas
recording Samis confession the whole
time. Bo arrests E.J. for having contact
with Sydney at the hospital. Victor de
cides to keep Vivian in the coffin. Brady
imagineshismotherappearingtohimand
telling him what he is doing is wrong
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL
STILL is dumbfounded by Hope ending
their relationship for good, Liam is blind
sided by Ricks quick maneuver to get his
sister out of the house. When learning
aboutHopeandLiams defunctwedding,
Steffy is surprisingly hesitant aboutmak
ing her move. Rick convinces Thomas
andHope into spendingmore time to
gether, hoping thatwill free upCaro
lines time for Rick to swoop in.
Ridge and Taylor discuss the re
cent events and how their chil
drens liveshavebeenaffected
by them. To add to the awk
wardness of the occasion,
Hope and Thomas find them
selves facetoface with Liam
and Steffy. While Thomas is
busy helping Hope, Rick uses
the opportunity to let Caroline
know that he is still very much
interested in her. Pam and Don
nas rivalry forges on as they bicker
back and forth while sharing a desk at
theForrester receptionarea.Bill hasadif
ficult time containing his gratification re
garding the final demise of Liam and
Hopes relationship. During thepress con
ference, Rick hijacks Hopes announce
ment with a shocking announcement of
his own.
Kevin Smith plays Frank Xavier in Isidingo.
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Trade and Industry Deputy Minister Elizabeth Thabethe (L) with a
representative from Africa
Growth Institute handing over the overall Africa SMME of the
Year Award to Nelly Shezi (mid
dle) earlier this month in Durban.
Nomusa
Shelembe re
ceiving her
R500 prize for
answering the
Echo Readers
Survey. With
Shelembe are
Lindani Shange
(left) and Tas
mia Dayaram
(right) of
Greater Eden
dale Mall.
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PLIED
Pietermaritz
burgs own jazz
guitarist, Zazi
Mncube, and
his band per
form at Daves
jazz club at
530 Imbali
Unit 15 on Sat
urday evening.
Catch them at
the venue eve
ry month and
for more infor
mation contact
David Nzama
on 072 053
7592.
PHOTO:
DUMISANI ZONDI
Pretoriabased jazz gui
tarist Moses Mogale,
and his band called
Moss Mogale unit, mes
merised music lovers at
the Rainbow Restaurant
in Pinetown on Sunday.
The show was part of
the annual South Afri
can Jazz Educators fes
tival and conference
happening in Durban
last week, with activi
ties centred around
UKZN and the Centre
for Jazz and Popula
Music.
PHOTO: DUMISANI ZONDI
Rainbow Restau
rant patrons in a
stimela dance in
response to the
music of Moss
Magale and his
band.
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ZONDI
SOCIALS
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September 19,
2013
maritzburg
ECHO
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The entity that administers the retirement benefits of municipal
employees in KwaZuluNatal
was recently recognised for excellence. Seen with the awards
(from left) are Bongi Mkhize (chief
financial cfficer), Sam Camilleri (CEO/ principal officer) and
Dominic Ilett (chief operating officer).
The Checkout Supermarket
Group has expanded its wings in
KwaZulu-Natals City of Choice
with the opening of its latest
branch in the business hub of
Pietermaritzburg. Nestled in the
lively and bustling Pietermaritz
Street, the latest Checkout outlet
aims to expand its brand in the
midlands driven by its motto
Quality, Service, Savings.
The Checkout brand is nationally
renowned for its quality products
offered at affordable pricing for
all income earners. Checkout is
the largest independent super-
market chain in South Africa and
has been in the supermarket
industry for the past 37 years.
The Group has entrenched its
footprint to seven of the nine
provinces with more than 50
stores nationally offering superior
pricing to all its customers. Its
recipe for success has always
been superior service levels
with a customer centred ethos.
Checkout is fully conversant with
the diverse PMB market as it has
a proud trading history in the city
centre for more than three
decades. The decision to
resurface in the City of Choice
was to keep the Checkout brand
available to the middle and low-
income earners to receive the
best in chain store pricing at an
easily accessible location. The
new outlet is more spacious
with a customer friendly
ambiance offering a pleasant
shopping experience. Together
with basic food and essential
grocery lines the store has a
Butchery, Fruit, Veg, Bakery
and a Deli Department giving
our customers real all round
value.
Customers can expect a
bumper opening promotion with
something for everyone.
TRADING HOURS
Monday Friday
8.00 am 6.00 pm
Saturday
8.00 am 5.00 pm
Sunday
8.00 am 4.00 pm
MIDDLE AND LOW-
INCOME EARNERS TO
RECEIVE THE BEST IN
CHAIN STORE PRICING
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pMB, 033 386 8822
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40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
MSOMI
Dumisani Themba
1972/04/15-2013/09/11
Obengowakwa Swayimane eNdlavileni.
Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo emathuneni
asekhaya, ngemva kwenkonzo
ezoba sekhaya 10h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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S
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v
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40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
NTOMBELA
Siphamandla Lovington
1983/03/14-2013/09/11
Obengowase Imbali 1878 Mbhelebhele
Road. Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo
emathuneni ase Mountain Rise, ngemva
kwenkonzo ezoba seNdumiso Hall
ngo 9h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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S
e
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v
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40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
ZUMA
Kwazi Alpheus
1952/03/21-2013/09/14
Obengowase Imbali 1475 Mdlebe Road.
Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo emathuneni ase
Mountain Rise, ngemva kwenkonzo ezoba
sekhaya ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
PLACEANADVERTBYCONTACTING
OUR CLASSIFIEDS TEAM:
Phone: 033 355 1333
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 033 355 1177
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40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
MUSA
Zithulele Nelson
1958/10/10-2013/09/15
Obengowase Imbali 1685 Unit J.
Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo emathuneni ase
Matatiele, ngemva kwenkonzo ezoba
sekhaya eMatatiele ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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n
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r
a
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S
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v
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40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
NDLOVU
Sandile Nkosinathi
1983/07/18-2013/09/14
Obengowase Trustfeed, Wartburg.
Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo emathuneni ase
Trustfeed, ngemva kwenkonzo ezoba
seTrustfeed Hall ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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n
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r
a
l
S
e
r
v
i
c
e
s
40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
MADUNA
Beauty Zinhle
1965/10/20-2013/09/11
Obengowase
Snathing kwa-H. Uzofihlwa
ngoMgqibelo emathuneni
ase Snathing, ngemva
kwenkonzo ezoba sekhaya
ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
u
n
e
r
a
l
S
e
r
v
i
c
e
s
40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
MDUNGE
Themba Elliot
1954/07/21-2013/09/13
Obengowase Ashdown, A23 Dabulamanzi
Road. Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo
emathuneni ase Mountain Rise, ngemva
kwenkonzo ezoba sekhaya ngo 10h00
ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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S
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v
i
c
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s
40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
KAWULA
Mano Mirriam
1927/04/13-2013/09/13
Obengowakwa Dambuza, Khawula Road.
Uzofihlwa ngoLwesine emathuneni
ase Mountain Rise, ngemva kwenkonzo
ezoba seMethodist Unit 3
ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
KHAYELIHLE
F
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S
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v
i
c
e
s
40 Langalibalele Street
Tel: 033 345 9141
Cell: 082 693 3574
MHLANZI
Andiswa
2009/02/11-2013/09/13
Obengowakwa Mpumuza 60s.
Uzofihlwa ngoMgqibelo emathuneni
asekhaya, ngemva kwenkonzo
ezoba sekhaya ngo 10h00 ekuseni.
MSUNDUZI
MUNICIPALITY
ERRATUM
TENDER NOTICE
SPECIALISED CONTRACT No. SCM 20 OF 13/14
PROPOSALCALLFORTHEREVIEWANDPREPARATION
OFTHESPATIALDEVELOPMENTFRAMEWORK (SDF)
FORMSUNDUZIMUNICIPALITY
Tenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and
experienced Service Providers
for the above works.
Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain
Management Unit Offices,
5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Building, 333 Church Street,
Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 on
Monday, 9 September 2013. A non-refundable tender fee in the
amount R380,76
(including VAT) per document shall be levied. Only cash or bank
guaranteed cheques
will be accepted.
Further information may be obtained from Mr Narain Singh on
Cell. No.
079 526 8240.
A compulsory Tender Briefing meeting will be held at 10h00
promptly on Friday,
20 September 2013, in the Supply Chain Management, 5th Floor,
A.S. Chetty
Building, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg. Only one Tender
Briefing meeting
will be held. Tenderers arriving at the meeting after the
stipulated starting time
will be disqualified. An official will chair the meeting and
answer queries raised by
prospective Tenderers. Any amendment to the tender documentation
arising from
such answers will be circulated in terms of the meetings
attendance register.
Sealed tenders, endorsed on the envelope Specialised Contract
No. SCM 20 of
13/14, must be placed in the Tender Box located in the Foyer,
Ground Floor, City
Hall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Street (Commercial Road),
Pietermaritzburg, not later
than 12h00 on Friday, 27 September 2013, when they will be
opened in public.
Only tenders placed in the tender box shall be accepted. Under
no circumstances
whatsoever will any extension of time be allowed for submission
of tenders.
Tender Validity Period: Ninety (90) days commencing from the
closing date of
tender.
Tender Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on a
Two-Stage Evaluation
System. Stage 1 being Functionality and Stage 2 based on the
90/10 Preferential
Points System in accordance with the Preferential Procurement
Regulations, 2011
issued in terms of Section 5 of the Preferential Procurement
Policy Framework Act
No. 5 of 2000. The Functionality for Stage 1 shall be as
follows:
No. Functionality Maximum
Points
1 Project Team 77
2 Interpretation of the Brief 4
3 Methodology: Approach, Phasing and Public
Participation
4
4 Definition of Strategic Intent 4
5 Policies and Strategic Statements In Support o
