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A TODDLER (2) wasshot dead by hisbrother (6) in Mab-

heleni location near Um-zumbe on Thursdayevening with a gun belong-ing to his grandmother.

According to police, theincident occurred after thechildren’s grandmother al-legedly left a firearm inher bag, on her bed, andwent to the bathroom.

Her grandsons were inthe house at the time andstarted searching thewoman’s bag while shewas out of the room.

The grandmother toldpolice she heard a gunshotand immediately went tosee what was happening.

“She found both chil-dren in the room and the

two-year-old was lying onfloor. The six-year-old hadthe gun in his hands,” saidpolice spokesperson Lieu-tenant-Colonel Zandra Wi-id.

The two-year-old wasshot in the abdomen andtaken to a Durban hospital,where he died.

The child has beenidentified, but his namecannot be disclosed at thisstage as it would identifythe grandmother, who hasnot yet appeared in court.

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Msinisini police are in-vestigatinga culpable hom-icide case and failure tosafeguard a fire-arm.

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THE men allegedly responsible for themurder of Loranda Duncan (61) ap-peared in Port Shepstone Magistrate’sCourt again on Friday.

Siyabonga Sifiso Mazubane (29) andEmmanuel Zimisile Doyisa (26) were ar-rested and charged with murder inMarch, a few days after the incident tookplace.

They did not apply for bail. The casewas postponed to June 20.

Mazubane is also an accused in ahouse robbery case which occurred on 9July 2013 in the Southport area.

He was out on bail for this case whenDuncan was murdered.

Duncan was found in the boot of hervehicle with her hands and feet bound inFebruary in the Sunwichport area.

She had an open wound to her neck.

Murder casepostponed


TWO men have appeared in Ramsgatecourt for the murder of Warrant OfficerGoodson Stanley Mbhele (47). Mbhelewas stabbed after a fight broke out ata tavern in Nositha last Saturday. Hewas off-duty at the time of the incidentand he died at the scene.

Two suspects were arrested soonafter but were released and the policecontinued their investigation.

Senzo Jali (20) and Mfanfikile Mtanza(18)were arrested in Margate on Tues-day and appeared in court on Friday.

They will apply for bail on Thursday(today).

Mbhele was stationed at Margate po-lice station and celebrated 20 years ofservice in the SAPS in April.

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A ROAD Traffic Inspectorate (RTI) officerfrom Port Shepstone, who was chargedwith drunken driving, appeared in Port

Sheptone Magistrates Court on Thursday.Sfanya Raphael Mavundla (50) was found to

be heavily intoxicated after he was arrested byPort Shepstone police on Wednesday at about7.45pm. “The police arrested him after hedrove through two red traffic lights in the PortShepstone CBD in a VWGolf and then also failedto stop for police when they flagged him down,”said police spokesperson Lieutenant-ColonelWiid. Instead, he sped off and after a chase

police managed to stop him, she said.“He was found to be highly under the influ-

ence and was taken to Port Shepstone Hospitalwhere a blood samplewas obtained,” saidWiid.

A case of driving while under the influenceof intoxicating substance is being investigatedby Port Shepstone police. Mavundla will ap-pear in court again in November.

ONE man died and three others were injuredin an accident on the R61 in Marina Beach onMonday morning.

Police spokesperson Captain Gerald Mfekasaid a pedestrian and three bakkies were in-volved.

“Abakkie travelling towards Port Shepstoneran over a pedestrian before colliding with an-

other bakkie on the road. The twobakkies col-lided with a stationary bakkie on the road side.Sadly, the pedestrian died,” said Mfeka.

Netcare911paramedicsarrived at the sceneand found the wreckages and accident debrisobstructing the roadway. Some of the injuredwere still trapped in the twisted frames of theircars.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe collision which occurred in Marina Beachon Monday morning, leaving one persondead.

One dead in Marina Beach collision

GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

ENYENYEZI campus Esayidi FET College stu-dents embarked on a ‘service delivery protest’for a second week on Friday, burning tyres infront of the college.

On Monday the students said the strikewould continue.

They are demanding full bursaries andsay they need transparency frommanagementabout financial aid, who they accuse of‘ducking and diving’ when asked questions.

“We have been engaging with them forweeks without a positive outcome.

“We only get tuition fees. What about trans-port and accommodation bursaries that theypromised us when we filled in the financial aidforms?” asked one student, speaking on condi-

tion of anonymity.The students also complained about lack of

a library, text books and classrooms at the col-lege.

According to them, the shortage of theseeducation tools and facilities makes learningdifficult.

“Part-time students are told that there are

not enough classrooms for them to learn,” saidanother student.

Student spokesperson,ArtNkosi, confirmedthat they met Dr Nzimande on Monday to dis-cuss ‘the issues of concern’.

Collegemanagement had not responded tothe Fever’s emailed questions at the timeof go-ing to press.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAAt Esayidi FET College Enyenzi Campus, students protest and burn tyres.

Tyres burned for‘better education’

“While firemen used the Jaws of Life tofree the injured, paramedics worked fer-vently to stabilise them,” said Netcarespokesperson Chris Botha.

Aftertriaging, paramedics found that onemanhad died before arrival, onemanwas ina critical condition while two others wereseriously injured.

After the patients were stabilised at thescene, paramedics transported them to vari-ous hospitals for treatment.

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HIBISCUS CoastMunicipality(HCM) and the Local Eco-nomic Development Depart-ment held a cooperativeworkshop at the Port Shep-stoneCivicCentre recently foremerging business owners.

The workshop was aimedat establishing a platform forthe co-operatives to networkand synergise operationswith national and provincialpolicy directives.

Addressing the summit,HCM deputy mayor, Johnnyde Wet, said the municipality

has anumberofeconomicde-velopment projects fromwhich the co-ops can benefit.

He mentioned the devel-opment of the Port ShepstoneJustice Park, a new magis-trate’s office complex.

“This project will stimu-late local economy and it ishoped that co-operatives willbenefit from it,” said De Wet.

Director of HCM Econom-ic Development Department,Siya Zama, said the purposeof their summit was to meettheco-ops to assess their situ-ation and viability.

“We felt that we needed tomeet you so that we learn

about co-operatives who arestruggling to make it in thebusiness and those who arereally sick and dying,” saidZama.

He explained that the co-operative initiative and sup-port is mainly a provincialgovernment competencysince they were introducedby the former premier DrZweli Mkhize.

Butcouncillors have calledon municipal officials to en-sure that co-operatives aresurviving and sustainableand that where there areproblems, relevant interven-tions are made.

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THE South Coast Development Agency(SCDA) and Ugu CoastTourism have signed amemorandum of understanding, pledgingmore cooperation insustaining and promoting tourism in Ugudistrict. Some of theobjectives both partiesagreed to work towards include identifying and packaging oftourism related investments, and facilitatingthe development andaccessibility of the area as a viable touristdestination. SCDAchief executive, GcinaMazibuko shakeshands with Ugu Tourism chief executive,Justin Mackrory.

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ANC regional chairper-son, Tolomane Mnyay-iza, said that the ANC

is “humbled” by the 74.5% itobtained in the South Coastregion in last week’s generalelections.

Speaking at the Port Shep-stone Civic Centre on Mon-day, Mnyayiza said they hadset themselves an 80% target.“We fell short of that but wehave improved from the pre-vious election and shownmassive growth andstrength,” he said.

Breaking down the resultsfrom all six Ugu localmunicipalities, he said in Vu-lamehlo the party obtained78%, in Umdoni it got 65%,Umzumbe 80.5%, Ezinqoleni83%, Umuziwabantu 79%

and Hibiscus Coast 72%.“Our victory was a result

of the campaigns that wentto the basics, where all ouralliance partners rose up todefend the revolution of theANC, as we felt that it was indanger.

“Unity is the strength ofthe ANC, you cannot divorcethe ANC from the masses ofthe people,” said Mnyayiza.

He added that theirs wasan unusual campaign as itwas not just about winningthe elections but service de-livery to the people. “Now wewill celebrate ourvictorywiththe people at branch levelsand sit down to work on ourservice delivery tactics to thepeople,” said Mnyayiza.

DA regional spokespersonDouglas Rawlins said theyare ‘very happy’ with the re-sults they got in Ugu region.

“We have improved inUmdoni and did very wellin Hibiscus Coast area. In ru-ral areas, we still have un-tapped votes. We need tochannel our resources moreto rural areas,” said Rawlins.

The DA obtained 48.4%more votes in the districtthan in the previous generalelections.

“The results showa steadygrowth and they entrench usas the official opposition.

“We know what areas willneed more attention in 2016local government electionsand are looking forward tothat challenge.

“We are pleased that wehave reached our targets inthis election and in particularthe growth in support fromtheIndiancommunity inMar-burg, Albersville and Umzin-to,” said Rawlins.

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ANOTHER very successful andwell supportedmother and childcompetition was held at HibiscusMall in Margate on Saturday.

Organised by Stacey Upfoldfrom Ultimate Events and LeoniMartin, Hibiscus Mall centremanageress, the event attracted15 mothers and 22 children.

Winners walked away withgorgeous gift bags filled withbeauty products, vouchers, hairaccessories, jewellery and more.

The other contestants wereeachgivena pre-Mother’s Daygiftconsisting of a miniature GiorgioArmani perfume and Cliniqueskin cream.

PHOTOS: PIX BY NIKSABOVE: Jaylene (left) and Jayshree Govender won second placein the mother and child competition held at Hibiscus Mall onSaturday. TOP RIGHT: First placewent to Nkanyezi (left) andSlindile Cele. BOTTOM RIGHT:Leonoshka (left) and Annie Aucamp were placed third.

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SPIRIT of Dawn, a rescueboat, was donated to theShelly Beach National Sea

Rescue Institute recently by thelate Rob Duncan and his familywho have had a long relationship,with the sea.

Duncan was named after hismaternal grandfather, RobertMercer, and his uncle, WilliamMercer, who both died at sea.

Both were ship engineersworking in the Merchant NavyConvoys, bringing food to theUnited Kingdom.

Robert’s ship sank in1917 andWilliam’s in 1918 just before thewar had ended.

Robert was over 67-years-oldwhen he drowned.

When the ship was struck, hewent down to the engine room tosee if any staff were there. Eventhoughhehadbeen on the deck, itwas his responsibility as chief en-gineer.

The blessing of the boat, doneby Pastor John Grubb, took placeat Shelly Beach Skiboat Club onSaturdaymorning.The executivedirector of operations from theNSRI head office in Cape Town,MarkHughes, handed the keys ofthenewboat to the acting stationcommander, Pieter Coetzee, dur-ing the ceremony. The NSRI Re-gional Director and Chairpersonof theOperationsBoard,MrEddieNoyons of Uvongo, also attended.

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDABOVE: The acting station commander of Station 20, based atShelly Beach, Pieter Coetzee, observes as the mayor of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality, CynthiaMqwebu, and Anne Bliss, pourthe traditional champagne overher bow. Bliss is a cousin of thelate Rob Duncan who donatedthe rescue boat.LEFT: Anne Bliss (left) and hersister, Ling Lister (right), bothcousins of the late Rob Duncanwho donated the new boat,stand next to Spirit of Dawnwith the acting station commander of Station 20, Pieter Coetzee.


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The office assists road accident victims tolodge claims straight away after being ad-mitted.

RAFspokespersonChoiceSihiya said theydecided on open days to make the workingsof the Fund known directly to communities.

On Monday, people lined up to registertheir cases and enquire about their claims.

According to their website, the RAF“provides compulsory cover to all users ofSouth African roads, citizens and foreigners,against injuries sustained or death arisingfrom accidents involving motor vehicleswithin the borders of South Africa.

“This cover is in the formof indemnity in-surance to persons who cause the accident,as well as personal injury and death insur-ance to victims of motor vehicle accidentsand their families.”

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IT’Sall systems go for the 28th annual PortShepstone Lions’ trade expo.

The 2014 Lions Outdoor and LeisureExpo takes place at the Port ShepstoneCoun-try Club from Thursday 22 to Sunday 25 May.

The Lions and Lion Ladies of Port Shep-stone together with their sponsors and help-ers have pulled out all the stops to organize atruly spectacular weekend of family fun.

The newly revamped Expo, which replacesthe previous ‘Lions Show’ has been a mam-moth task for Expo convener,LionRonaldTar-boton, and his committee.

It boasts a newly designed, user-friendlygrounds layout, specialised, quality exhibitsandagreat entertainment programme to suitall ages.

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This project is run entirely by volunteerswho give freely of their time and means andall proceeds are utilized by the Lions Club forvarious community projects.

The community is asked to support the Li-ons Club of Port Shepstone in this event.

The Lions say they look forward to seeingas many South Coasters as possible.

“We will be there to welcome you wearingour yellow waistcoats and our smiles,” saidTarboton. Formore information, visit the offi-cial Lions Expo website: expo.shep-pielions.co.za.

Back, left toright: OttoWank, MartinRundle, AndreBeneke, Norman Holmes,Brian Eva,Richard Borradaile, TalithaBotes, JeanMasson, KelvinHulley and JeffSmith withFront, left toright: Clubmascot “Melvinthe Lion”,MaryJane Correia, JaneMassey andAnita Hulley

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INDIVIDUALS and non-profit organisationswithin the Hibiscus Coast Municipality(HCM) were awarded for their roles in im-proving the lives of South Coasters at theHCM Mayoral Community Awards held atMargate Hotel on Saturday evening.

At what has been described as a “glitter-ing gala dinner”, recipients were lauded fortheir exceptional commitment to the localcommunity.

A posthumous award went to Olympiccyclist Burry Stander, andanother to the ‘Ca-ka Jolly Fish’ men - Noah Kistan and SunkerNandhoo - for their bravery in rescuing peo-ple from a light-aeroplane crash.

Also honoured were local artists whoscooped awards at the recent Metro FMAwards: Happy Mdunjana, Nayma Kay andTender Mavundla.

Welcoming guests and nominees, HCMMayor CynthiaMqwebu said shewas gratefulfor the help received from committed indi-viduals, NPOs and businesses in improvinglives.

“The government cannot do it alone, sowe need individuals and non-governmentalorganisations to work with us to improve thelives of other people,” she said.

Guest speaker and KZN MEC for HumanSettlement, Ravi Pillay, praised the HCM forinitiating theawards. “These awards recog-nise the good work of community organisa-tions and individuals from this municipality.

“Thank you for what you have done; keepup the good work,” said Pillay.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELALate South Coast Olympic gold medal cyclistBurry Stander was honoured posthumously.Pictured are, from left: Ugu Mayor Ntombifikile Gumde, Charles Stander, HCM MayorCynthia Mqwebu, KZN MEC for Human Settlement Ravi Pillay and Mandie Stander.


THE KZN Department of CorrectionalServices celebrated 20 years of freedomand International Worker's Day with agala dinner at Ugu sports and leisure centre outside Gamalakhe on Thursday.

The event saw VIPs honouringcorrectional services employees for professional excellence, loyalty, dedicationand for selfimprovement through academic studies. MP Comfort Ngidi saidSouth Africa has developed and achievedmuch in the past 20 years.

“We have seen strides in service delivery, in areas of water, sanitation, electricity, housing, education, roads and infrastructure development. But there arestill areas where the government stillneeds to intervene to improve the livesof its people,” said Ngidi.

Former UKhosi FM station managerBhodloza Nzimande, encouraged the audience and other VIPs to save and investtheir money and to plan and work towards retirement.

“What I have learnt is that our peoplebecome poor once they have retired because they do not save their money when

they are still employed. You need to savemoney when you are working and startnow to plan for your retirement,” said Nzimande.

Wellknown musician and playwriteMbongeni Ngema congratulated the employees of the Department of Correctional Services for their good work.

“Today we have correctional centres,unlike in the past when people were detained and not corrected for integrationinto the society. Those days prisons werehell,” said Ngema. He said the positivechange has benefited all.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAAt the Department of Correctional Services 20 years of freedom,Worker’s Day and Gala Dinner celebration on Thursday at UguSports and Leisure Centre are, from left: SAPS regional major-general Thembi Ndlovu, former Ukhozi FM station manager Bhod-loza Nzimande, SAPS member Nokuthula Mzila receiving heraward and chairperson of the professional body and member ofparliament, Comfort Ngidi.

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‘Champions’ honoured>> Hospice celebrates nurses, care-givers and community on International Nurses DayCANDYCE KRISHNA

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IT wasn’t only nurses that were honoured on International Nurses Day atSouth Coast Hospice, but “community

champions” too. Hospice nurses submitted names of their palliative care helpersin the community who were given badges, which in turn were given to patientsin various areas.

Kath Defilippi, the founder of SouthCoast Hospice, led the programme, whichbegan with the Hospice prayer. She alsoexplained what a nursing profession entailed. “A nurse is the only professionalthat can go to work every day knowingthat she might touch a person’s life andthat her life will also be touched in someway,” said Defilippi.

After the nurses’ pledge was read,nurses received their badges which werespecially sent by the Hospice PalliativeCare Association.

PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNAMAIN: South Coast Hospice nurses celebrate International Nurses Day; TOP RIGHT: Kath Defilippi, the founder ofSouth Coast Hospice, addresses nurses; BOTTOM RIGHT: Sisters Francisa Dladla (left) and Carole Immelmann explain the meaning of the lamp in the pledge of service.

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COMMUNITY members who battle withdepression and anxiety now have an opportunity to attend a local support group,sanctioned by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag).

The group was started by SouthCoaster Bev Temlett in the beginning ofthis year.

Temlett said she trained as a supportgroup leader after working with the localDepartment of Health office, where shelearned to support depression sufferers.

Sadag member Shellique Carby saidthe group has the additional support oftwo local psychologists who people cancall on for advice.

“The support group meets every thirdSaturday of the month at the Uvongo Library, in the activities room, at 9.30am.The group has helped people deal withtheir sadness and despair,” said Carby.

A group member, offering her testimonial but wanting to remain anonymous,said: “After losing my husband two yearsago, I went through the normal process ofgrief, anger and a sense of disbelief thatthis could happen. Then came the depression and utter despair of how to carry onwith my life and did I even want to.

“A few months ago, I picked up a flyerin my pharmacy informing me of Sadag. Ihesitated many times before admitting Ineeded help. After phoning Bev, I pluckedup the courage to attend the next session. What a lifealtering experience. Justto be able to talk about how I wasfeeling, and listen to what other peoplewere enduring in their lives put everythinginto perspective. I not only get up in themorning with a smile on my face, but I amready to embrace a new life, albeit without my soulmate.

“I know I will still have black days, but

with the knowledge of the support that isalways there for me in the form of Bev, Ican move on with my life.

“I will continue to attend the sessionsbecause counselling will keep me strongand my story might even help somebodyelse. Everybody has problems of some sortand the medical route isn’t always the answer. The human touch cannot be denied.”

For more information about thegroup, contact Bev on 082 400 8979 [email protected], or Sadag on080 012 1314.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBev Temlett is a local South AfricanDepression and Anxiety Group(Sadag) leader.

Support groupfor depressionand anxietyGamalakhe beauty

competition nears>> Community work andvalues to be highlightedIT’S all systems go for the inaugural Missand Mr Gamalakhe 2014, which is beinghosted by youth organisation PhumlaniMFoundation.

There are a total of 12 local boys and12 girls who have made it to the finals,ranging in age from 17 to 24years.

The pageant and crowning ceremonywill be held on Saturday, 31 May at theEsayidi FET College Gamalakhe CampusHall from 12noon to 6.30pm.

Celebrities and ‘big guns’ of the entertainment industry are expected to be inattendance, and an afterparty will beheld at the Gamalakhe public swimmingpool area from 8pm onwards.

The finalists have been chosen following a rigorous selection process whichincluded photo shoots, training andgrooming workshops and involvement incommunitybased projects.

Local interest in the pageant hasbeen “phenomenal”, with the event’s Facebook page having garnered just under2000 “likes”.

The organisers have highlighted thatthe purpose of the pageant is not simplyto emphasise beauty, but to instil infinalists values, confidence and leadership skills.

For more information on the event,contact Thobeka Lushaba on 079 2698813 or visit the Facebook page: Miss andMr Gamalakhe.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDInviting the public to attend the Miss and Mr Gamalakhe 2014 pageantis the Face of KZN 2013, Xoliswa Ndwandwe.

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la ,ukungenela, ukuqeqeshela izifun-do zokumodela, ukuthwetshulwakwezithombe zamaphephabhuku,ukuzimbandakanya nemisebenzienhlobonhlobo yokuthuthukiswakomphakathi yilaba abangenele.

Abantu baseGamalakhe naseSayidibawulindele ngabomvu lomcimbingenxa yesasasa lawo ezinkundlenizokuxhumana

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zobuholi, ukugqugquzela ukuzith-anda nokuzethemba, ukunakekelaimizimba, ukuzithiba ocansini ika-khulukazi olungaphephile, ukule-kelela ekwehliseni izinga labakhulel-wayo naba khulelisayo besebancane

nokubeka imfundo phambili.Abahleli bayakugcizelela ukuthi

intsha kumele ifunde ukunakekelaimiphakathi abahleli kuyo.

Lo mncintiswano wonobuhle un-genelwe amantombazane nabafanaabayi-12 abaneminyaka esukakweyi-12 kuya kwengama-23. Lomcimbi ulindeleke ukuthi uhanjelweosaziwayo abahlukahlukene. Emvakomncintiswano kuzoba nomcimbiozobanjelwa echibini lokubhukuda(swimming pool) eGamalakhe , wok-uhalalisela abaphume phambili.

IPhumlaniM Foundation, okuyinhlangano esungulwe ngumuntu os-emusha noyisishoshovu som-phakathi, uMnuz Phumlani Mzobe,ngenhloso yokwenza izinhlelozokuthuthuthukisa intsha oGwininamaphethelo. UMnuz Mzobe, utheziningi ezinye izinhlelo abasazozen-za bebambisene nezinye izinhlanga-no ezinenhloso efanayo.

Uma uthanda ukwazi kabanzinge-Miss and Mr Gamalakhe un-gashayela uNksz Thobeka Lushabaenombolweni ethi: 0792698813no-ma ungene kwikhasi le-Facebookelithi: Miss and Mr Gamalakhe.

ISITHOMBE:PHUMLANIMZOBEuNksz XoliswaNdwandweumema umphakathi ukuthi uzobukelaizintokazinezinsizwa ezinhle ezingenele uMissnoMr Gamalakhengomhlaka31 kuMayngesikhathizikhombisaubuhle bazokulomncintsiwanokanobuhle.

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AKUKHO nokuncane ukungabaza ukuthiamadlozi e-African National Congress(ANC) ayamamatheka lapho ekhona

uma ebuka imiphumela yokhetho lapho leliqembu elasungulelwa ukukhulula abomdabuemaketangeni obugqila, lidle khona umhlan-ganiso.

Kuthiwa iqiniso liyaphilisa. Abaphikisananalo, abehlukene nomuntu ozama ukumisaamagagasi olwandle. Nanxa kungelula uku-vumelananoMengameliwe-ANC,uMnuzJacobGedleyihlekisa Zuma, uMsholozi, uma ethi i-ANC iyobusa iNingizimu Afrika kuze kubuyeiNkosiuJesuKristungobaakekhoowaziyouku-thi iyobuya nini, cishe kungabi lukhuni ukum-kholwa uma ethi isazoqhubeka nokubusa lelikuze kuphele iminyaka eyi-100 kusukamanje.

Lokhu ngeke kwenziwe ukuthi i-ANC ingco-no kunamanye amaqembu ezombusazwe.Iqiniso ukuthi iyiqembu lezepolitiki njenga-manye. Akuthina futhi esizosho ukuthi yiliphiiqembulezepolitikielingconokunelinye.Kephaabantuabazoshoukuthiyiliphi iqembuelingco-nokunamanye,nabafunaukuholwayilona,ng-abavoti uqobo lwabo.

Abavotibazolekelelwangamaqembuaphik-

isayongokuthiesikhundlenisokutshelaabavotiukuthi azobenzelani ukuthuthukisa izimpilozabo, alibale ukuchitha isikhathi ngokugxekaiqembu elibusayo.

Insizwa eyisoka uma ishela intombi, ayifikientombini ichithe sonke isikhathi sayo ikhu-luma kabi ngembangi ngoba imane izibangeleisidina entombini.

Kuvamile-ke ukuthi intombi igcine iqomeimbangi. Sengathi amaqembu aphikisayo umaefuna ukuphumelela okhethweni eminyakenieyi-100 ezayo, angayeka ukuchitha isikhathingokunaka amaphutha eqembu elibusayokodwa enze okungcono. Kambe ukhona yiniumuntu ongenawo amaphutha? Siyalibongelaiqembu elidle umhlanganiso.

I-ANC idla umhlanganiso nje, ngeSontoelizayo umhla ka-25 kuNhlaba (May) laphaeThekwini kuzoba nomcimbi omkhulu wok-wethula i-Africa Day. I-Africa Day, ngokushokukaMnuzEugeneJacksonongusomabhizinisieThekwini eyokukhuthazabonkeabantubase-Afrika ukuthi bazigqaje ngobu-Afrika babo. LomcimbiakuwonanjeowabantubaseNingizimuAfrika kuphela, kodwa owabo bonke abantubase-Afrika, njengobakulonyakakugujwa imi-nyaka engama-50 kwasungulwa i-African Un-ion, neminyaka engama-20 iNingizimu yakhu-luleka. Lokhu kuzosiza ekuqedeni umkhubawokucwasa abokufika kuleli kodwa bebe ben-gama-Afrika.

Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi le-ANC elokhuiwine njalo okhethweni kusukela ngo-1994,ibihlala emazweni ehlukene ase-Afrika nge-sikhathi isekudingisweni. Ngakhoke akwe-mukeleki futhi kuba buhlungu ngandlelathileuma abokuhamba sebecwaswa kuleli. Yinga-kho sithi lesi sinyathelo sikaMnuz Jackson no-

zakwabo ekomidini leDurbanAfricanCommu-nities, sidinga ukushayelwa ihlombe.

Nge-Africa Day kuzogqugquzelwa ukuthikugqokwe izingubo zabomdabu, ukudlakwesintu, kwenziwe nemidlalo yomdabu kuh-langene nomculo. Bonke abasemazweni anga-ma-20 ase-Afrika abakuleli bazophakamisaamafulegi asemazweni abo bamashe besukaeRoyal Hotel ku-Anton Lembede Street (SmithStreet)bayeeChurchSquareenkabeniyedolob-ha laseThekwini.

Imicimbi enjengalena idingaukwesekwayi-wowonkeumuntuwaseThekwini ohambisananombono kaMasipala waseThekwini wokuthingo-2030 leli dolobha kube yilona elihambaphambilikunawowonkease-Afrika,elihalelwayiwowonkeothandaukuhlalisanakahlekuma-Afrika wonke. Ngakhoke bafowetu no-dadewethu sithi: “Asihlanganeni ma-Afrika,singacwasani.” Imininingwane ngalomcimbiitholakalakuNkkYaaAshantewaa,Archer-Ngi-dinakuNkkPhumzileLangaenombolweniethi:078 585 3504.

ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUMNUZ Eugene Jackson ofake izibuko kwabahlezi namalungu ekomidi leDurban African Communities.

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11Yanelisekile ngevoti i-ANC>>iANC ibabonga amalungu ayo akhankase kanzima egqugquzela umphakathi ukuthi uyivotele


IQEMBU le-ANC oGwini ligubhengempumelelo imiphumelayokhetho emihle eliyithole kule si

sifunda njengoba leliqembu litholeamavoti awu 74, 5 wamaphesenti.Ngokusho kukasihlalo we-ANC oG-wini uMnuz Tolomane Mnyayiza.Uthe babonga bonke abantu abavo-tele i-ANCfuthibabongaamalungue-ANCakhankasekanzimaegqugquze-la umphakathi ukuthi uvotele i-ANCnokwenzeyatholaamavoti amaningioGwini.

UMnuz Mnyayiza ukusho lokhungesikhathi isifunda sonke uGu ih-langeneePortShepstoneCivicCentreedolobheni eSayidi ngoMsombulukontambama ngenhloso yokugubhaimiphumela yokhetho oGwini.

Uthe: “Besihlose ukuthola u-80phesenti wamavoti kodwa sitholeokungaphansikwalokhokodwafuthikungaphezulu kakhulu nesakutholangonyaka esagcina sinokhetho luka-zwelonke nolwezifundazwe. Senzekahlekakhulukulonyakawokhetho,”kusho okaMnyayiza.

UMnuz Mnyayiza uqhube wathibenze kahle kubo bonke omasipalabasoGwini.

Uthe: “Kumasipala waseVu-lamehlo sithole amavoti angama-78wamaphesente. Lokho kusho ukuthisenzekahle.EMdoniMunicipalitysit-hole u-65 phesenti wamavoti, senzekahle nakhona, uma uzokhumbulaukuthi besinezinkinga zepolitiki ku-woloyamasipala.Ezinyezazosikwa-zile ukuzilungisa ngaphambi

kokhethi kodwa ezinye sathi sizoz-ilungisa emva kokhetho. Phela kuyoleya ndawo kuke kwashiswa nemiziyabantu ngesikhathi kukhona imi-bhikisho yezidingo zomphakathi.”

“Siyabongaukuthi abantubakuyoleya ndawo basivotele futhi sibonganamalungu ka-ANC asebenze kanzi-

ma ukucela amavoti. KumasipalawaseMzumbe sithole amavoti anga-ma-80,5wamaphesenti,nokubeyin-to enhle njengoba sithole ngokwend-lela ebesizibekele yona. Nakumasi-pala waseZinqoleni sithole amavotiangama-83wamaphesenti,nokuyin-to enhle ngoba uzokhumbula ukuthi

indawo yaseZinqoleni kwakunzimakakhulu ukuyisebenza futhi ingenyeyezindawo ezaziwa ngo alubhadwaku-ANC. Kwakukhona udlame futhikwafa inqwaba yabantubeANCkuyoleyandawongesikhathi zodlame, sa-side sihlabelele amaculo athi,” kushookaMnyayiza.

Uqhube wathi benze kahle naku-Masipala waseMziwabantu eHard-ing lapho bethole amavoti angama-79 wama phesente.

Uthe:“Lokhokusijabulisekakhulungoba indawo yaseHarding nayobekunzima ukuyisebenza. Kodwasibongaabantubakhonangokusivot-elakahlekanjena.KumasipalaweHi-biscusCoastnakhonasitholeamavotiamahle angama-72 wama pesenti,”kusho uMnuz Mnyayiza.

Uphindewabongabonkeabadidi-yeli bezinhlelo zokhetho emagatshe-ni ka-ANC nakomasipala bonke kan-ye nomdidiyeli wezinhlelo zokhethowabo esifundeni ophinde obe ngu-nobhala weqembu uMnuzMzwandileMkhwanazingokuzinike-la kwabo.

Uthe: “Sinezetifiketi esinibongangazo. Sithi ngalezi zetifikethi nenzeumsebenzi omuhle futhi niqhubekenjalo. Sibonga nezinhlaka umbimbiluka-ANC, i-SACP, i-Cosatu, i-MKM-VA ne-SANCO ngokubambisana ku-lolukhetho. Umkhankaso wethuubuhlukile kuneminye imikhankasoesiyenze eminyakeni eyedlule, ku-lolukhetho sisukume sonke savikelaumzabalazo ebesesiwubona ukuthiusengozini. Ubumbano lungamand-la ka-ANC.Awukwazi ukususa i-ANCebantwini ngoba iyinhlangano ya-bantu. Umsebenzi omkhulu manjeukuthi sihlale phansi sihlele uku-lethwa kwezidingo zomphakathingobaphelathinabesingakhankaseliukuthi siwineukukhethonje kuphelakodwa sifuna ukusebenzela abantusilethe intuthuko ebantwini,” kushoyena.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAKusukela kwesokunxele uMnuz Siyabonga Khwela waseMdoni, uNkk Dicks Nciki waseMuziwabantu, uNkk Morin CelewaseZinqoleni, uMnuz Doctor Njoko waseHibiscus Coast, uMnuz Mondli Chiliza waseMzumbe noMnuz Thabani DubewaseVulamehlo bethola izetifikethi zokwenza kahle njengabadidiyeli bokhetho bakaANC oGwini

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAUmama Rose Sheme noMama Nomonde Mpantshana bethamele umgubho kaANC wokudla ukhetho oGwini

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAAbaholi beANC oGwini, uSihlalo wophiko lwabesifazane beANC uNkk Cynthia Mqwebu, noSihlalo weANC kwirijini uMnuz Tolomane Mnyayiza.

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light deals with forbidden lovebetween a sparkly, centuries’ oldmale vampire and a 17-year-oldhuman female and all of the emo-tional quandaries that would en-tail.

The Hunger Games deals witha teen that has to fight her waythrough a dystopian post-apoca-lyptic world and all of the emo-tional quandaries that would en-tail.

It was tough, but I think thatabout captures all of the subtlenuances and complexitiesofeach.

Both series have ‘taken theworld by storm’ and have seensuch success that they have beenmade into hit movies by thatother beacon of hope when itcomes toqualityproduction–Hol-lywood.

For reasons known onlytoper-petual crack users, Twilight hasbeen compared to the novels ofJane Austen. Perpetual tic usershave rated the series as ‘one ofthe best reads ever’.

The Hunger Games has re-ceived even more favourable re-views, even though someone likehorror-writer Stephen King hasgiven the series a ‘B’ becauseit’s predictable and adultswouldbe able to pick up on thewritingflaws. Ahem...pot, kettle, black?

What Fyodor Dostoevskywould have thought of this is openfor debate, although I am guess-ing poison intravenously admin-istered over a decade or so would

be his wish. As for comparingthe writing in Twilight to Austen:Epic fail, because Austen’s char-acters actually had...well,charac-ter. Let us now compare this toTwilight.

Consider this inspired quotefrom heroine Bella Swan, talkingabout the uber-pale, uber-in-tense, uber-limp-lettuce-leaf-per-sonality of vampire Edward: “Iwasn’t interesting. And he was.Interesting… and brilliant… andmysterious… and perfect… andbeautiful… and possibly able tolift full-sizedvanswith one hand.”

As for the Hunger Games, soviolent is it that parents have lob-bied because they deem it age in-appropriate for the young teenmarket. It has been compared toa graphic novel made for Holly-wood, andnodoubt the publisherhad this in mind when agonisingover how much carnage wouldincrease sales.

Why Twilight and The HungerGames have ‘swept the world’ isnot muchofamystery, given theirmarketability and sales potential.

If, however, young bibliophilesare open to being challenged byliterature that has more depththan a petri-dish, we should en-courage them to read the classics.

It may surprise many to findthat lust, intrigue, passion, obses-sive love,murder,warandtragedycan be written with conviction,beauty and that elusive quality intoday’s efforts - profound insight.

Hunger in theliterary twilight

DESIREE ERASMUS

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

Electionpromises:Very easyto makeSOUTH Africans have hadtheir say and are now waiting for the fulfilment ofmany promises.

Elections 2014 saw manyyoung first time voters excited to be part of developinga better South Africa.

While some voting stations boasted long lines andan even longer wait, otherssaid the procedure wassimple and quick.

One young voter said:“People need to realise thatthere are other ways of expressing our feelings andthat is through politics.When we cast our vote, ourvoices are being heard.”

South Africans will nowget a break from the intensecampaigns and hat eating...we hope.

About five months ago,we mourned the death offormer president and leaderof the ANC,, Nelson Mandela.

Many parties, not justthe ANC, quoted the leaderand highlighted his love forthis country during campaigning. Mandela encouraged South Africans toshare this love and work towards building a better nation.

This is the Mandela legacy every party was talkingabout.

Does the ruling partyhave what it takes to fulfilpromises and build a nation? Watch this space incoming weeks for details,and send us your comments.

I AM not an academic, but evenwith this benefit I have readenough to know that the future ofliterature is bleak. In fact, whenpondering the prospects of thewritten word, I immediately wantto gnaw through my ankle in aneffort to bleed-out slowly.

Should this ever happen, I canonly pray that some Samaritan-type will not throw one of theHunger Games or Twilight novelsmy way as a source of comfortin my dying hours. I will use thepaperback to beat myself into acoma after assaulting the Samar-itan.

The Hunger Games and Twi-light sagas are just two of manyrecent bestselling series that areregarded as literary manna whenit comes to milking teen and 20-something angst and skyrocket-ing sales for publishing houses.

Let me see if I am able to sum-marise the intricate, unique plotsfor readers of this column: Twi-

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@RanjeniMTwomonths agowewere all legal fundis dis-cussing Oscar’s case. Nowwe all statisticianswith the election results. Love SA.

@SentletseThere seems to be no outrage over Jay Zbeing assaulted by Solange. Does this meanit’s acceptable for men to be assaulted bywomen?

@GugsMIf the devil ever temptedme, it would be withsleep. No kingdoms and riches. Just a night’ssleep.

@GrumpyCatsMindSharks aren’t the bad guys. If some strangerenteredmy house in just a Speedo, I wouldattack him too.

@JVarsityCaptainStay at homemoms/dads have one of thehardest, most important jobs and deserverespect. But for heaven’s sake don’t call it adomestic engineer!

@khayadlangaOscar is now applying the Dewani strategy, ifthat doesn’t work, he’ll go for the Shaik.

@photographnzWhen you educate aman, you educate anindividual, but when you educate a woman,you educate a nation.

@NkandlaHomeREMEMBER: If the ANC gets less than 64%,Number1 will be under threat.Which willrequiremore security upgrades. Vote wisely.Just saying

@NeinQuarterlyFrench: the language of love. German: thelove of language. English: the love of English.

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THABO Duma’s letter lastweek refers.

Duma asks why we neverhear anyone moaning aboutthe noise Bike Week brings,yet the community is up inarms every time there areloud music bashes that go onuntil the morning.

Firstly, one just cannotcompare the two. Bike Weekcontributes hundreds ofthousands of rands in reve-nue for the area, with touristscoming from all over SouthAfrica.

The roar of the enginesDuma complains about hap-

pens only that one weekend ayear. My relatives in Belgiumtold me the event was evenmentioned in a news bulletinthere last week, which I hopewill bring more internationaltourists.

The jazz and disco musicevents that take place everyother month, which manypeople complain about, seemto have no value, although Irealise the good intention be-hind them.

What the community wit-nesses and complains abouthas been reported in thisnewspaper before and it in-

cludes people having sex inpublic, extremely loudmusic,fighting, underage drinking,litter and used condoms lefteverywhere.

Tell me how this contrib-utes to the economy of ourtown?

As for Duma voting for theAfrican National Congressbecause of the doublestandards, as he puts it, goodfor him.

Vote for the ANC again in2019 if the filth I have justmentioned is what it pro-motes.

Steve Meyer

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AFTER noticing the way ourtraffic department, withinour municipality, operates, Iadvise readers to visit thiswebsite www.trafficfinel-aw.net.

After reading this you willget insight intothe way a traf-fic infringement [fine] ismeant to get to you.

By law, it is supposed toreach you by registered postwithin 30 days, with 10 daysforpostage, andnootherway.

If it fails to come to youlike this, and in that timeperiod it becomes null andvoid, you are not obliged topayit.Bygoing to the websiteyou will learn what yourrights as a motorist are.

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I WISH to thank the kindgentleman who picked upmycellphone in the disabledparking at the South CoastMall last week.

You took the time to lookfor me and findme atWimpy.I am most grateful to you foryour honesty.

This shows that there are

still some good and honestpeople in our communities.May you be truly blessed.

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I RECENTLY read with a sadheart the story about howthere are more pregnantschoolgirls in this region thanin the near past.

As a mother, my heartgoes out to these girls, but asa mother I also have to askwhere themoms of these girlsare.

Some parents in this coun-try seem to have a distinct

lack of interest in the welfareof their children, particularlytheir girls. I can think uponthe reasons for this and stillget no closer to answeringwhy this is so.

Often when I am out walk-ing I see girls as young asnine and 10 roaming thestreets alone. Are their par-ents not aware that their chil-dren are vulnerable at this

age and need their care andshelter? Although I may nothave all of the answers tothese questions, I am gettingmore jaded the older I getand believe that this is simplya question of selfishness.

There are too many par-ents who are self-absorbedand put their own needs first.

Rieka Smit

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THE Port Shepstone Bullslingers Club hostedanother service club’s quiz night at MbangoValley recently. The event was well supportedwith most of the lower South Coast serviceclubs in attendance. Top honours and winnersof the floating trophy were the Port Shepstone Lions A Team followed by Shelly BeachRotary and Margate Round Table.

“Well done to all teams who participatedin this enjoyable event, and kudos to theBullslingers who have kept this project goingfor many years,” said Denis Meyer of the PortShepstone Lions Club. — Supplied

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UGU Mayor NtombifikileGumede and HibiscusCoast Mayor CynthiaMqwebu welcomed theofficial opening of thenew multimillionrandKZN Department ofSports and Recreationoffice in Manaba recently.

“I am excited to havethese offices as they willassist our people withsport activities,” saidGumede.

Mqwebu said Hibiscus Coast residents havealready started to usethe new offices, sayingthey are grateful forthem.

Inkosi BhekizizweNzimakwe said he wasconfident that people,including councillors andmayors, would startplaying sport and usingthe offices.

Opening the officesand the ribboncutting,on behalf of the KZNMEC for Sports, Cultureand RecreationSibhidlaSaphetha, theMEC for Social Development, Weziwe Thusisaid the offices are thefirst to be built on theSouth Coast and costthe government R7 million.

Mchushwa Highpupils entertainedguests at the opening.

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Festival fun and games>> Event was held to support schools which promoted sport among their pupils


THE 2014 Hibiscus Festival atSuidNatal Primary Schoolat Oslo Beach on Saturday

was a great success with wellknown musicians providing greatentertainment.

The day featured schools fromaround the lower South Coast andpupils took part in various sportingcodes, while parents took part inthe potjiekos competition, as wellas enjoying other attractions.

In the evening Pure Venom rana snake education ”workshop” for

children so they could familiarisethemselves with various types ofsnakes and know which ones aredangerous.

Event sponsors Status PanelBeater’s Gerhard Steyn said he washappy with the attendance.

“We thank the sponsors whomade it possible.

“We thank the parents andchildren and all the business people and schools that participated,thus ensuring the success of thisevent.”

He said they wanted to supportschools which promoted sportamong their pupils.

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18How to make the best roast potatoes

IWAS taught how to roast potatoes perfectly whenI worked in a pub kitchen in London many moonsago.We used to make crispy golden roast potatoes to

serve with drinks at the bar. The head cook, who Iworked under, knew what she was talking about, andI have been making potatoes like this ever since.

Types of potatoOn the potato front, we in South Africa don’t get

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I like to use the Woolworths Mediterranean potatoes because they have a fabulous taste, butuse the best that you can find that are suitable forroasting. Woolworths now also stocks duck fat, so itis easy to come by. To keep these vegetarian use Sunflower or Canola oil.

So armed with all this knowledge over the years,this is my version of the very best roast potatoes.RecipeIngredients – adjust according to how many you need,and my suggestion is to make way more than you

think.1kg potatoes (the best you can find that are suitablefor roasting)Two tablespoons table saltJuice of half a lemon (optional)80100ml duck fat (about 3 dessert spoons)A few sprigs of rosemarySea salt flakes (I love Maldon)Heat your oven to a temperature of 200°C.Peel potatoes and cut into chunks.If they are large cut them into three with as many angles as you can. It is the number of angles that createthe crispness. If they are smaller, cut them in halfslightly diagonally.Put the spuds in a pot with and barely cover with water. Add salt and lemon juice. Bring to the boil.Once it has reached a rapid boil, turn the temperaturedown to a simmer and cook your potatoes for fiveminutes.Drain in a colander and then return to the pot thatthey were cooked in and with the lid on, holding ovengloves or a tea towel shake the potatoes about so asto rufflefluff the edges. I used a fork to further rough

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them up.Stir through the duck fat which will immediatelymelt over the potatoes, tip into a large baking tray,making sure you don’t crowd the tray — there needsto be some space between them. If you add toomany the steam will interfere with the browningof them. Scatter over a few sprigs of rosemaryleaves, salt and pepper.Roast for 1 1/4 hours or until they are at the desiredcrispy golden colour. I shook the pan around a fewtimes and turned the spuds twice during the cooking time.

Scatter over more sea salt flakes and a fewsprigs of rosemary as garnish and serve with yourfavourite roast.

— Sam Linsell: Food24.

UMDONI MUNICIPALITYTOGETHER BUILDING UNITY – SIYAKHISANA – TESAME BOU ONS EENHEID

MUNICIPAL NOTICE – MN 57/2014RE- ADVERTISEMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

Candidates that applied previously are encouraged to re-apply

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the above mentioned post.

Requirements:• A completed bachelor’s degree in Communications, Journalism or Public Relations or a completed threeyear • National Diploma in Journalism or Public Relations. • Two years experience in communications,marketing or public relations • Computer literacy • Excellent written and verbal skills • Knowledge of mediawriting • A valid Code 08 drivers license • Proficiency in isiZulu (i.e. verbal and written) • Understanding ofthe local government environment

Duties:• The incumbent will assist in the compilation of media releases and general media relations functions• Assist in setting up of local organizing committees with regards to events management, ensuring thatall logistical arrangements are in place • Assist in the compilation and production of all promotional printmaterial, including newsletters, flyers and brochures • Coordinate community participation campaignsincluding Izimbizo, budget and IDP Road shows • Liaise with all relevant stakeholders and organised civilsociety in the promotion of good relations with Council. • The development and implementation of commu-nication strategy and other communication guiding frameworks (e.g. branding guidelines/protocols andcommunication policy etc)

SalaryThe bottom notch of a post level 3 of a Grade 3 Local Authority – i.e. R181267.74 per annum (Subject to JobEvaluation) plus standard municipal benefits.

MUNICIPAL NOTICE – MN 56/2014INTERNAL AUDIT CLERK

Reporting to the Manager Internal Audit, the incumbent will be required to enter into the employ of UmdoniMunicipality, in terms of its Standard Conditions of Service.

Requirements• Tertiary qualification, i.e. a three (3) year degree / diploma in Auditing or Accounting (with Auditing as amajor subject). • Must have 2-3 years auditing experience • Excellent communication (verbal and written)as well as interpersonal skills • Must demonstrate time management, report witting and problem solvingskills • Computer literacy, analytical and numeracy skills • Registered member of the Institute of InternalAuditors of South Africa (IISA) will be an added advantage. • Unquestionable integrity, honesty and highlevel of emotional intelligence• Ability to multi task and ability to work under pressure.

Duties• Performing fieldwork and documenting audit findings • Prepare draft Internal Audit reports for Seniormanagers review • Ensuring that all preparations for audit committee meetings are attended to effectivelyand efficiently • Collating the information that is required to compile year- end audit file for the AuditorGeneral • Assist in secretarial duties to the Audit Committee • Assist in follow up of Plan of correctivemeasures for the Auditor General findings • Assist in conducting compliance audits relating to the Munici-pality’s institutional performance management system by assisting with the determination of processes andoverseeing the operational audit reviews to determine if the institutional performance indicators adoptedare reliable to ensure compliance with legislated provisions.

SalaryThe bottom notch of a post level 8 of a Grade 3 Local Authority – i.e. R101051.93 per annum (Subject toJob Evaluation) plus standard municipal benefits.

Applicants must forward a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of qualifications and identitydocument Drivers Licence together with a covering letter in an envelope marked “Private and Confidential”to: The Human Resources Manager, PO Box 19, Scottburgh, 4180 by no later than 23 May 2014. Alterna-tively applications may be hand delivered to the Scottburgh Municipal Offices. Applicants who have notbeen contacted within 30 days from the closing date should consider their application to have been unsuc-cessful

Please note that failure to attach certified copies of above mentioned documents will result in theapplication being disqualified.

Faxed applications will only be accepted if the originals are sent by post before the closing date.

UMDONI MUNICIPALITY IS COMMITTED TO EMPLOYMENT EQUITY.Council reserves the right not to make an appointment.We thank all applicants for their interest. Communication will be with short listed candidates only.

MUNICIPAL OFFICESCnr. Bram Fischer & Williamson StreetsP O Box 19SCOTTBURGH4180 MR XS LUTHULITel: (039) 976 1202; Fax: (039) 976 2194 MUNICIPAL MANAGER

MUNICIPAL NOTICE – MN 42/2014REGISTRY OFFICER

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and or experienced persons for the above mentioned post.

Requirements• Must have grade 12 and a Certificate / National Diploma in Records Management • Must have a Minimumof 2-3 years supervisory and administrative experience in a similar environment. • Public Service or Munici-pality experience will be an added advantage • Computer literacy with good knowledge of Microsoft OfficePackage. • Good communication skills, both written and verbal. • Code B Driver’s License

Duties• Responsible for overall control of the Registry Staff • Perform activities associated with registeringand recording of incoming / outgoing mail / correspondence by • Receiving incoming / outgoing mail andcommences with recording sequence in registers, inserts dates, details of addressee, etc • Insertingacknowledgement of receipts on incoming mail, stamping and reflecting circulation details. • Attending tothe preparation of outgoing mail, determining postage applicable referring to official postage tariff guidesand / or detailing any special requirements with respect to priority mail, etc. • Inserting appropriate controlcodes on correspondence received from internal / external sources. • Initiating sequences to maintain /update the correspondence reminder and filling system and creating new files using specific codes andreferences. • Monitoring adherence to procedural requirements related to the assessing and issuing ofdocuments files and / or coordinating sequences to facilitate documents / file retrieval from users. • Maintainand updating copies of legislative Acts, by-laws and standing orders. • Seeking approval and executingsequences to facilitate the archiving and disposal of aged / obsolete records. • Transmit Facsimile copiesto specific destination and recording transmission details confirming receipt, time and date of execution. •Photocopying original document as per request from personnel.

Salary:The bottom notch of a post Level 3 of a Grade 3 Local Authority – i.e. R 181267, 74 per annum subject toJob Evaluation. Plus standard Municipal benefits.

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Notice is hereby given that an application for environmentalauthorization in terms of the EIA Regulations, 2006 (Regulationsin terms of Chapter 5 of the National Environmental ManagementAct, 1998, as amended) has been lodged with the Department ofAgriculture and Environmental Affairs.

The Department of Transport proposes the upgrade of P77 roadbetween kilometre 15 and kilometre 25 to blacktop (asphalt/tar) including the upgrade of infrastructure. The co-ordinatesfor the proposed location of the P77 Road Upgrade are:Start:30°11’43.43”S 30°34’59.32”E; End: 30°10’18.80”S, 30°31’24.18”.The P77 Road falls within the Vulamehlo Local Municipality whichforms part of the Ugu District Municipality. (Ref: DC21/0012/2014).

The proposed activity requires application subject to a basicassessment and all interested and affected parties (I &APs) are invitedto register with the contact person below within 14 days of the issuingof this notice. Representations with respect to this application may bemade by phone, fax or e-mail. Please note that in order to continue toreceive information regarding this project, you must register as an I& AP. A meeting may be held if requested. The time and venue of themeeting will be confirmed with registered I & APs.

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPAL NOTICE: 108 OF 2014

NOTICE

KWAZULU-NATAL TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE 27 OF 1949:INVITATION TO COMMENT

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1949(Ordinance No. 27 of 1949), as amended, that it is the intention of the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality to consider an application for Special Consent to establish a hardware shopon Erf 3765 Margate.

The street address of the property is 2/4 Erasmus Road. The subject site is currentlyzoned Light Industry, is 2040m² in extent and is developed with two large portal steelstructures. The intention is to reduce the extent of the existing structures to accom-modate a new hardware shop.

A copy of the application (application No. 038/14) is available for inspection between08h00 and 16h00 at the Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo, Department of Economic Devel-opment, Tourism and Planning. Comments on the application, which may be submittedby fax, mail, or email, to the Head of Department: Economic Development, Tourism andPlanning, Attention: Town Planner, Letitia Bense, Tel: 039 – 3159241, Fax: 086 529 7064,P.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240, [email protected] by no later than 17 June2014.

A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have theeffect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking anyfurther steps, with regard to the application.

SM MBILI Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityMUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 Connor Street

P O Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

A non-profit organisation in UGU district requestscompetent and experienced training service providers tosubmit a application letter and company profile includingexperience in the sector and qualification of trainingpersonnel for the following short courses (5 days each):

· Project Management· Basic Fundraising Skills· Basic Financial Management· Victim Empowerment technical skills

Service providers should be available to train in the nextthree months and trainers should be fluent in Zulu. Faxapplications to 0865134589 or email [email protected]

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Rehoboth Children’s Village, a NGO/NPO organizationlocated in the Murchison area, is seeking an enthusiastic,experienced educator to work with our Gr 2 & Gr 3 children.

We are looking for a special person – someone who ispassionate about teaching children and seeing themdevelop their full potential. You will have a recognised

teaching qualification, the ability to speak English fluently,and experience in the foundation phase. Someone who hasexperience working with children with special educationalneeds and who can contribute to the Christian ethos of

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ARTISAN FITTER AND TURNERThe above vacancy has arisen at Maintenance Section of the Downstream Factory. Applications are invitedfrom suitably qualified candidates who meet the following criteria:

Minimum N2 with relevant trade theoryApplicants must have successfully qualified as a Fitter and Turner at a recognized trade test institution.3 years fitting / turning experience in heavy chemical engineering environment.Experience in the chemical industry will be an added advantage.Sound knowledge of SABS ISO 9001 the OHS act, as well as lock out proceduresPrevious experience in the supervision of unskilled and semi-skilled staff will be advantageous.Maintenance experience in centrifugal pumps, centrifugal machines, hydraulics, gearboxes, conveyors,valves, compressors and heat exchangers and steam systems will be advantageous.Willing to work in both machine shop and plant will be advantageous.Good attendance and disciplinary record.Must be physically fit to work in confined spaces, heights and near moving machinery.The ability to communicate effectively at all levels is essential.Prepared to work overtime at short notice and perform standby duties on a scheduled roster as well as beingprepared to observe safe working practices at all times.

Interested persons must send their applications in a form of a c/v and attach copies of their certificates to:

The HR Officer – (Downstream)Illovo Sugar South Africa Ltd – SezelaP O SEZELA, 4215Fax No.: 039 975 8294E-mail: [email protected]

CLOSING DATE: 26 MAY 2014

NB: No applications will be accepted after the closing date!

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Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites all Integrated Development Planning (IDP) Stake-holders and role-players to the Hibiscus Coast Municipality’s IDP Representative Forumwhich will be held as follows:

VENUE : Council Chambers, 10 Connor Street, Port ShepstoneDATE : 23 MAY 2014TIME : 09h00 – 13h00

All enquiries can be forwarded to Ms Zanele Cele, IDP Manager on telephone no.039 688 2028 or via email [email protected].

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Dear Doctor Nash,My husband is impulsive. He just does not

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He often tells me that he does not trust me.He says that this is because he has been letdown bywomen so often in the past. But whathas that got to do with me?He then says he loves me. Where does that

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who judges me on the record of his past girl-friends. When I started this relationship I hadmany friends, males and females.

They were understanding and supportive,but my husband’s jealousy and temper hasdrivenmostof themaway.HowdoIhandle thisDoctor Nash? I am scared of him. — Ms P.M

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From your letter there is nothing for you tobuild on.

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Duma is a senior sensei at Gamalakhe and athird Dan black belt (sandan). He has been doingkarate since 1989 and on top of teaching his self-defence, karate has taught him self-discipline andhow to think independently.

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PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANEBheki Duma (left) and Teaspoon Gigaba will be among the groupthat will represent the South Coast in a karate tournament inJohannesburg next month.

CONGRATULATIONS to Man City for winning the English Premiership, with Liverpool and Chelsea in secondand third positions.

They will play in the European Championship nextseason, whilst Arsenal, Everton and Spurs will contestin the Europa League.

Next year the exNetherlands coach, Louis vanGaal, will take over at Man United, but I think he hasa tough uphill battle. I will be surprised if they win thePremiershipin the next10years,asManCity,Liverpool,Chelsea and Arsenal will dominate.

Norwich, Fulham and Cardiff were all relegated,whilst Leicester and Burnley will automatically be promoted. The last place is to be contested between Derby County and QPR. The World Cup starts on 12 Junewith hosts Brazil taking on Croatia.

On the local scene, Sundowns deservedly won theSAPSL, followed by Chiefs and Wits.

In Super 15 Rugby, Sharks are still on top as theypicked up a bonus point despite losing to theBrumbies.

Chiefs have moved up to second and Brumbies arein third position. Crusaders are picking up steam andlook the likely winners of the competition.

On Friday at 9:35am, Hurricanes entertain Highlanders.At9:35amonSaturday,theinformCrusaderswill show the Sharks up and win by 10 or more points.

At 11.40am, the Australian sides Reds and Rebelswill lay in a dead rubber, as neither side will make itto the playoffs. Reds will possibly win at home.Stormers will have a battle on their hands againstWestern Force and may well lose by two or threepoints.

Cheetahs will lose at home to Brumbies by sixpoints, and on Sunday morning Waratahs will beatLions by five points.

South African bred Variety Club won the Grade 1Champions Mile at ShaTin racecourse in Hong Kongby four lengths, making history as no overseas horsehas ever beaten a local Hong Kong trained horse inthis race before.

He is now trained by Mike de Kock, who has takenover from Joey Ramsden. Anton Marcus rode a brilliantrace from a wide draw, and in the process earned owner Markus Jooste the lion's share of the R16 millionprize money. What a boost for South African racing.

He will probably compete in France next and thengo on to the U.S. to contest the Breeders Cup. We wishall the connections well in their endeavours.

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THESouthCoastWarriors’ first teamcameout victors in their game against theRichards Bay Rhinos in a homematch at

Douglas Mitchell sports grounds last weekend.

The Richards Bay side is considered one of thestrongest sides in the leagueandwere the2013runner-ups, which might explain the 9-5 finalscore.

Warriors coach Christo Henderson said hethinks the cool weather on Saturday, coupledwith increasing support and attendance at

Warrior games by locals helped the home sidemaintain a clean record of being undefeated athome. With only 20 minutes remaining on theclock, Warriors were trailing 5-3 and thingswere not looking good for the hosts until theyscored two penalties, which earned themvictory. One area Henderson feels his teamneeds to concentrate more on is their kicking.

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The B team’s trieswere scored by Piet Hlat-shwayo (3), Boxer Slabbert (2), Sifiso Damane(2), Alberto van Eck, Jackson Mqadi, JadeNyman, Piet Hlatshwayo, converted byAlbertovan Eck (2).

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