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A little ‘puppy love’LOAD SHEDDING:Future is bleak,but predictable>> ‘No favouritism’ with load shedding in KwaDukuza, says EskomSIBUSISO BIYELA

ESKOM will now take over loadshedding in the KwaDukuzaMunicipality which will im-

prove on predictability of blackoutsand reduce the amount of load shed-ding.Thiswasannouncedatapressbrief-

ing held at the council chambers ofKwaDukuza Municipality yesterday(Tuesday, 10 February).

Infrastructure and technical ser-viceschairpersoncouncillorSandeepOudhram held the briefing to “clearsome uncertainties” regarding thecurrent load shedding taking placewithin the municipality.

“This load shedding affects all sec-torsincludingbusiness,hospitalsand

the iLembeDistrictMunicipalitywhoprovides us with water,” he said.

According to a presentation byPrashuntLutchman,whoisakeycus-tomer executive at Eskom, when itcomes to load shedding inKwaDuku-za, there is “no favouritism”.

“We are avoiding a black start,contrary to social media rumors andthe fact that we are load sheddingshould bare testament to that,” hesaid.

“With thenewsystem inplace, Es-kom will be in charge of direct loadshedding in the municipality.”

This means that when Eskomsheds power, it will be done through-out the municipality for two hours aday or more depending on the stageof load sheddingbeing implemented.

NickHall, KwaDukuzaMunicipal-ity director of electrical services, ex-plained the municipality’s perspec-tive on load shedding.

“With the various stages from onethrough to three, Eskom needs us toshed enough power to reduce de-mand. Doing the shedding ourselveshas had some drawbacks and wehave negotiated with them to do theactual shedding for two hours at atime across the board,” he said.

AccordingtoHall, theKwaDukuzaelectrical supply system is separatedinto two blocks, northern and south-ern blocks, which run completely in-dependently from each other.

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Mayor urges residents to beinvolved in saving electricity

The southern block, in particular theShefeild/Salt Rock area, is severelyoverloaded.

“Thismeans that when the powercomesbackon,all thegeysers, stovesand air-conditioners also come backon and overload the system whichfurtherdelaysthepowercomingbackon for an extra two hours,” he said.

Anewsubstationaimedatmitigat-ing the overload will only be opera-tional in six months time.

A representative from the iLembeDistrict Municipality appealed to Es-kom representatives present that in-

formation be relayed to iLembe atleast30minutesbeforetheloadshed-ding is initiated as failure to do sohasled to severe damage to water andsewage infrastructure.

“Just last week it took 12 hours tofixaburstrisingmainasaresultoftheload shedding,” he said.

Mayor of KwaDukuza RicardoMthembustressedthatthecommuni-ty of KwaDukuza be involved in thesaving of electricity.

Hesaidtheycandosobyswitchingoffunusedappliancesandusingener-gy-saving light bulbs.

PHOTO: SIBUSISO BIYELAThe future looks bleak with a load sheddingin the red for KwaDukuza.

PHOTO: SIBUSISO BIYELACouncillor Sandeep Oudhram and mayor Ricardo Mthembu at the briefing.

Recent rains notnearly enough>> ‘Many consumers have reduced their consumption...’

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ILEMBE residents are urged tosave water as the current watercrisis continues despite some

rain over the past few weeks.Responding to questions posed

bytheWeekly, corporatestakehold-ermanageratUmgeniWater,ShamiHarichunder issued a statement onthe current situation.

In the statement Harichundersays the recent heavy rains havedone little to replenish the Hazel-mere Dam.

“Over the past week there hasbeenatotalofabout103mmofrain-fall in the Hazelmere catchmentswhich has resulted in the Hazel-mere Dam level rising by about 4,5%,” he said.

Before the heavy rains, theWeekly reported the level of theHa-zelmereDamtobeat 34, 29%on28January.Sincethenasat6Februarythe levelof theHazelmereDamroseto 38, 79%, he said.

Healsowarnedthatthe"margin-al increase" in the dam level wouldnot be good enough to provide res-pite from the prevailing drought.

“UmgeniWater, eThekwini Met-ro,iLembeDistrictMunicipalityand

Sembcorp Siza Water continue tourge consumers to use water spar-ingly and to also avoid wastage.”

Khosi Mathenjwa, Sembcorp Si-za Water public relations officer,said while the recent rains has hadaslightlypositiveimpactonincreas-ing the level of HazelmereDam, theprobability for continued heavyrainfall in thenext threemonths re-mains low.

“In order for us to prolong thestorage at Hazelmere Dam we re-quire all users to reduce their con-sumption by at least 30%. If this isdonewewillexperienceminimalin-terruptions to the water supply.

“Many consumers have reducedtheir consumption and we wish toplace on record our gratitude foryour co-operation as well as yoursenseofresponsibilityinassistingtomanage this situation.

“However, many have actuallyincreased their consumptionwhichisratherdisappointingandthiscon-tributes to our service area notmeeting the required 30% reduc-tion.

“In an effort to now try andachieve the 30% reductionwe haveupdatedtheStage4restrictions,”hesaid.

Water savingtips fromUmgeni Water:

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Mother dies shortlyafter giving birth>> Hospital source says doctor cut woman’sbowel during C-section

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A WOMAN died at the StangerHospital after a complicationduringa caesarian-sectionpro-

cedure on Monday 2 February.The woman, who gave birth to a

healthy baby girl, died after complain-ing of abdominal pains.

Unconfirmed reports indicate thatThembekile Mkhize (30) died as a re-sult of a perforation of the bowel, theorgan responsible for the transport offaeces from the body.

Afterdoctorswereunable toassistMkhize with a natural birth due to herbirth canal being too narrow, she wassent to the operation theatre for a cae-sarian-section.

Anonymous reports from hospitalstaff further indicate thatMkhize gavebirthtoahealthybabygirlhowever,af-ter the birth she complained of severeabdominal pains.

According toa source, thepains gotso severe that shewas sent back to thetheatre where doctors tried to find thecause of the pain.

The source said that doctors foundthat Mkhize’s bowel had been perfo-rated from the first surgery and thatfaeceshadescapedherbowelandcon-taminated her abdominal cavity.

Doctors tried to remove the faeces,but Mkhize later died as a result.

Currently,asthehospitalhasnotre-sponded toquestions fromtheWeekly,it is unclear as towhatmedically led toMkhize’s death.

The Department of Health’s AgizaHlongwaneandhe said that hewill re-spond to questions in writing by Mon-day next week.

For an update on this story follow theStanger Weekly on Twitter or like theFacebook page.

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FOUR children were among theinjured after a vehicle overturnedontheN2nearUmhlalionMondayafternoon.According to IPSSMedicalRescueparamedic Paul Herbst the driver

lost control of the vehicle causingit to roll several times.“The vehicle came to a haltalong the side of the southboundlane on the N2 just after the Um-hlali bridge,” said the paramedic.IPSSMedical Rescue stablised theinjuredonscenebeforetransport-ing them to hospital.

PHOTO: IPSS MEDICAL RESCUEMotorists who stopped to assist together with SAPS officers and IP-SS Medical Rescue paramedics surround the overturned vehicle.

Four children injured in crash

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DESPERATEmotherNesterMagwazaissearchingforhermissingsonSabeloBhuti Magwaza (16) who reportedlydisappeared after being presumeddrownedatabeachinBallitoon26De-cember 2014.

She said that she has been lookingfor the body of her son along the coastfrom Richards Bay to Scottsburgh fol-lowing reports of bodies that hadbeenfound at beaches matching her son’sdescription.

Sabelo is light in com-plexion and was last seenwearing a dark-greenstriped shirt and creamshorts.Anyonewithinforma-

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Sasko Stanger to fallunder the hammer>> Iconic property set to draw attentionJYOTHI LALDAS

LATER this month one of SouthAfrica’s most iconic bakeries,located in KwaDukuza and be-

longing toPioneerFoods,will beauc-tioned.

The 40-year-old Sasko Stangerbakery, a landmark extending over5000m2, is going under the hammerfollowing the relocation of the Saskobakery to Shakaskraal which tookplace in mid-2014.The new Sasko bakery is the largestgreenfields bakery in South Africaand cost over R470 million to com-plete. During 2014, Pioneer Foodsengaged in a restructuringprocess toreducecostsinthefaceofconstrainedconsumer spending.

Greg Nafte of Nexus PropertyGroup, the company taskedwith tak-ing the property to auction, said,“This isoneof themost iconicproper-tieswehaveevertakentoauctionandthe interest we have received fromboth local and national buyers hasbeen phenomenal.“It isseldomthatpropertybecomes

available in an area such asStanger where property is generallytightly held, sowe expect a very busyauction day. The redevelopment op-

portunities thepropertypresentshasbeenabigdrawcard formanypoten-tial buyers.”

Onanerf (aplotof land,usuallyur-ban, marked off for building purpos-es)of11704m2andwithagrossletta-bleareaof5371m2,thepropertyfea-tures a combination of productionareas, storage warehouses, offices,

workshops and carports, and is to besold with vacant occupation.

ThepropertyisbeingauctionedonTuesday, 24 February at 12pm at theProtea Hotel, Umhlanga Ridge.

For more information, contactGreg Nafte on 083 414 4474 [email protected]. Alternatively visitwww.nexusproperty.co.za.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Sasko Stanger property that is to be auctioned this month.

SIBUSISO BIYELA

THE KwaDukuza executive council (Ex-co) intends to demolish a house afterthey sold land not belonging to the mu-nicipality.

Now the rightful owner is suing thecurrent owner over the municipality’smistake.

The item was discussed at a councilmeeting on Thursday, 29 January at theKwaDukuzacouncilchambers.Accordingto notes presented at council, a munici-pal official sold a plot in Shakaville desig-nated as ERF54 in 2011.

The plot was sold to a Mr. Yingwana,which unbeknownst to the unnamed of-ficial, already belonged to a Mr. Khuz-wayo.

Yingwana then later sold it to a Mr.Mpunzana who then built a house on theplot. At this point of the meeting, somecouncillors showed dissatisfaction andsome confusion and speaker ThulaniKhuluse stood up to bring order and fur-ther explain the situation.

“I will try to explain this so that weall understand how this will affect us. So,Mpunzana bought a house from Yingwa-na, who believes he is the rightful owneras a transaction was made and he hasdocumentationprovingthatheownstheproperty,” he said.

“Now, there we have Mpunzana re-laxed in his house which he has built onthe property and there comes Mrs. Mt-shali, the rightful owner of the property,”

he said. Mtshali had purchased the plotfrom Mr. Khuzwayo, the original owner.

“Imagine the surprise on Mrs. Mtshali’sface when she finds someone with ahouse on property that now belongs toher legally,” Khuluse explained.

Khuluse further explained that Mrs.Mtshali had initiated court actionagainst Mpunzana who refuses to move.

“You see ladies and gentlemen, thismay not affect us now, but it eventuallywill because it is our fault. What we needto do now is for council to approve thedemolition of the structure so that wecan minimise costs,” he said.

The motion was approved and thehouse is set to be demolished soon to“minimise costs”.

PHOTO: FILEThe speaker, Thulani Khuluse, saysa house will be demolished to"minimise costs."

KwaDukuzaMunicipalitycauses land dispute

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AMBASSADORS for Christ Baptist Churchis hosting a fishing competition on Satur-day, 21 February with top prizes up forgrabs.

The event will take place at theBlythedale Beach entrance to UmvotiMouth at a cost of R60 per person, whichwill go towards fund raising for the church.

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Registration opens at 4.30am - thecompetition commences at 5am and clos-es at 1pm. Cut off weigh in time is 1.30pm.

KZN Fishing rules for angling will apply.Bring the whole family along for a fun

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>> The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymoushosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetings everyWednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. Formore information contact Shaun on 0791556746.>> Part time candidates of Stanger SecondarySchool wishingto upgrade matric are to call at theschool to apply. Applications to be made at theschool by Friday, 13 February.>> Parents/Guardians of Stanger Secondary Schoolare invited to an urgent Parents Meeting to discussthesevereshortageofclassroomswhichisnegativelyimpacting teaching and learning at the school.Details for this meeting are as follows: Date:Wednesday 11 February 2015. Venue: StangerSecondary School Hall. Time: 6pm.>> The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir will observethe Maha Shivarathri Prayer on Tuesday 17 Februaryfrom 6pm to 6am at the temple. Anyone wishing torender bhajans may do so. All welcome. Supper willbeserved.FormoreinformationcontactBSewparsaton 083 733 5778.>> The Amirtha Lingeswarar Temple, 10 FlamboyantDrive, Morningside (late Dr Pather’s residence) willobserve the Maha Shivarathri Prayer on Tuesday 17February from 6pm to 6am at the temple. For moreinformation call Guru Sri Ranganathan Kurukkal on032 551 3248 or 074498 2513.>> Thamaizh Isai Kazhazgam (Sundown TempleSociety) will observe Maha Shivarathri on 17February.>> The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society willobserve the Maha Shivarathri Prayer at the Sri DurgaTemple, 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor onTuesday 17 February commencing at 5.30pm for6pm. Four jamums will be observed. All devotees arecordially invited to attend. For more information,contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or AlanMurugan on 072 025 0678.>> The Darnall Hindu Temple society will host theirannual Maha Shivatathri on 17 February. Hawanprayer commencing at 5pm. Daily Abishegam at6pm. Flag de-hoisting on 19 February at 5pm. All arewelcome.>> Thamaizh Isai Kazhazgam is hosting their 27thannual Maasi Magam Sri Soobramoniar Kavadyfestival. Hoisting of flag takes place on 25 Februaryat 6pm. The chariot procession through StangerHeights takes place on 7 March at 4pm. The mainkavady procession will leave the temple grounds,Stanger Heights on 8 March at 8am. De-hoisting offlag takes place on 10 March at 6pm. Devotees todecorate their own kavadies. Book your kavadies inadvance - call Andrew on 032 552 1943, 083 8915389, Indran on 083 240 2370 or Clinton on 032 5516078 or 074 166 0181.>> The Shri Sanathan Mundal of 21 Greyridge Drive,Stanger Heights will hold their 11th AnnualShivarathri Walk. The walk will commence at 6amfrom Blythedale Car Park proceeding to the Mundal.Buses will be provided from the Mundal for all thosethat require transport from 5am. Devotees arerequested to carry their own small containers asGangeswaterwillbeprovided,toofferatthe Mundal.An evening of spiritual discourses and devotionalsongs by Pundit Chunelal Narine of New York takesplace on Saturday 7 February at 6.30pm at theMundal Community Hall Meals will be provided aswell. For further information, contact PRO MadhuriSing on 082 324 3406 or the religious chairpersonBikrum Sing on 082 324 8879.>> The Stanger Siva temple invites you to their MahaSivarathri to be held on 17 February till 18 Februaryfrom 6pm till 6am. Flag hoisting for Sivarathri is on8 February at 8am. Daily prayers are at 6pm onweekdays and 4pm on weekends. Contact the prieston 032 551 3259 or Harry Naidoo on 084 584 6101>> The Lower Tugela Sabha Hindi Patshala isoffering free Hindi classes for adults and children onWednesdays from 4.30pm to 5.30pm at the SabhaHall in Blaine Street. Registration will commence onWednesday, 4 February at 4.30pm. For moreinformation contact Mr R Maharaj on 032 552 5319or 072 844 7555.>> AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger is running a biblecollege. Registration is now open. Contact pastorHarry Solomon on 083 301 2923 for moreinformation.

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Stopwastingratepayers’money

DURING 2014 the KwaDukuzaMunicipality’s chief financialofficer warned council about

the financial stateof themunicipality.The bottom line is that ourmunici-

pality may be heading into deep fi-nancial trouble in the next few years.

It is a fact that our municipalitywillbereducedtobankruptcyif itcon-tinues to spend revenue at the rate itdoes presently.

However, it seems that the warn-ings of the CFO have fallen on deafears. Council has sceptically adopteda “we’ll justwait andsee”attitude.Todate there has been no joint dialoguein council about plugging the leaks inthe public purse. Furthermore, nocollective decisions have been taken

in this regard,andnoclearplanofac-tion has been outlined.

Being privy to council decisionswhere millions are squandered onnon-essentials is perhaps the mostdifficult part for me, as a councillor.FrombeachfestivalstoReeddances

to music festivals amounting to R1,3million and the list goes on.

While I admit that KDMhas publicrelation responsibilities, I must alsoadmitthatmostPReventsarenothingmore than “non-essential activities”in comparison to service delivery.

Some ratepayers believe theseevents to be nothing more than pub-licity stunts of the ruling party to re-tain the patronage of their voters.

Technically speaking, for KDM touse such a large sum of ratepayers’moneyonPReventswhilewehavese-rious service delivery backlogs is ac-tually wasteful expenditure.

Service deliverymust become thetop priority of our municipality, notjust in words or on paper but in deci-sive action and the limited resourcesofKDMshouldbeallocatedaccordingto priorities.

Cllr Nel SewrajACDP councillor

ITisnotedthatthereisintenttostartcon-struction of a ‘mega shopping mall’ inBallito as an extension to the existing Pickn Pay Centre in the very near future, with-out a stable electricity supply, or even areliable water supply. To manufactureconcrete and mortar the required waterhas to be of potable standard. Where isthat water going to come from?

If water hoses are used for any purposeon this site will Sembcorp Siza Water im-mediately fine the contractor/developerthe mandatory R3000 per day per hoseused?

There are several questions that re-quire answers prior to the “shopping inva-

sion” being accepted or constructed bythe greater Ballito ratepayers and resi-dents.

There are numerous matters of consid-erably more importance to the business-es, ratepayers and residents of Ballito,than building an unrequired ‘mega shop-ping centre’ merely to allow the moneygreedy KwaDukuza Municipality to col-lect more property rates to misappropri-ateonwildparties,andothernon-rateas-sociated matters.

These include a taxi rank for the manypeople who work in Ballito and travel bytaxi, an undertaking to repair and resur-face the road infrastructure over a periodof say five years, an undertaking to ensurethat Ballito has a totally acceptable pow-er supply that is continuous without in-terruptions, an undertaking from iLembeand Siza Water that the potable water

supply is not likely to fail due to any ofthe normal excuses, the final demolitionand removal of the remains of the Dol-phin Coast Mall and an undertaking tobuild a main police station in Ballito.

I’m certain that the ratepayers andresidents of the greater Ballito area, andpossibly Mr Pravin Gordhan, would givetop marks to KwaDukuza Municipality ifthose matters could be attended to in theshort term.

We would be able to give them topmarks, and applaud them for their obvi-ous efforts to make Ballito the clean, safe,well maintained holiday town that it wasin the past. All this would cost a fractionof the actual rates collected from the ar-ea, and would be considerably more ben-eficial to the area than anything that maycurrently be proposed or constructed.George N Gray

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Not only can you cut down on thecosts thisValentine's, but thoughtfulalternatives can also be more ro-mantic than store bought gifts.

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Consider making your own card,if you have kids get them to help.

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MOZAMBIK Restaurant, Gateway,proudly hosts SA's top musical come-dian - Deep Fried Man (JHB) perform-ing alongside local acts for an unfor-gettable Valentine's Comedy show.

Deep Fried Man is a highly-ac-

claimed, award-winning musical co-median who blends folk, rap, parodyand as many as six guitar chords intohis own hilarious and sometimes con-troversial brand of musical satire. Inhis first three years as a comedian,Deep Fried Man has won a ComicsChoice Award and has been nominat-

ed for three more, has made a host oftelevision and film appearances, andis currently in his fourth season as apermanent cast member on the Em-my-nominated and Safta-winningsatirical show - Late Nite News WithLoyiso Gola.

Fresh, highly talented…and unde-niably funny, this guy is guaranteed tohave you doubled over with laughter.

Other acts on the day include JemAtkins and Neil Green.

The show is on Saturday 14 Febru-ary commencing at 8:30pm at Mo-zambik, Gateway: Shop F183, Gate-way Shopping Centre, Palm Grove Av-enue, Umhlanga. Cost is R70 perperson. For more information contact031 836 1574 / [email protected].

You’re the Heart of my Heart JanithaIn the busyness of life you are my resting place, ashoulder to lean on, a hand to hold, a set of footprintsright there beside me.With a single word, you turn a bad day around; with asingle smile, you bring on the sunshine.You never cease to amaze and bless me.You’re the treasure I keep discovering every day.Life can get messy at times, and things can be less thanperfect.But through the good, the bad , and the in-between,you’ve proven over and over that together we can make itthrough anything.Our love just grows more precious with each passing day.I love sharing the dance of life with you.Your love, your caring, the person you are-these thingsbring happiness to me.Heart of my heart, I love you...yesterday, today, and forever.Happy ValentineYour loving husbandRoy Dhani

I Love You, no matter what Roy DhaniI believe in us, and I believe our love will stand the

test of time and circumstance. It inspires my confidenceand devotion. It guides me, empowers me, and moti-

vates me to hope and dream. Our love is the one thingthat I know will last forever.

Because of you, I am sure that I was not meantto live alone. You are my life, and your love is the

greatest gift I’ve ever known. I have never cared foranyone the way I care for you, and I know that I

will love you unconditionally and always.While we have our problems sometimes, our relation-ship is worth whatever it takes to save it. Loving you

has changed me in so many ways, and making youhappy is my number one goal.

I feel so lucky that I found my soul partner to travelthrough life with, and I know that I’m a different

person than I would have been without you. “Forever”has never been just a word to me, but it has taken on

a new meaning because of you, and forever is howlong I’ll be loving you.

Happy ValentineYour loving wife Janitha

I Love You, no matter what Roy Dhani

test of time and circumstance. It inspires my confidence

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WEEKLYSCHOOL SCENE

iLembe honourstop achievers

JYOTHI LALDAS

THE Department of Education,iLembe District Municipalityand Nompumelelo Leadership

Institute congratulatedschools, teach-ers and pupils in the region who ex-celled in 2014.

Theceremony–popularlyknownasthe iLembeMatricAwards - tookplace

Mrs Chafile - Anitha’s mother, Anitha Chafile, Malusi Gigaba and Joe Mbazofrom SIDA Security Company.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAshville Primary School thanks the Saints Church of SA - Stanger fortheir generous sponsorship of stationery. Representatives of SaintsChurch are seen with principal M. Janak, teacher Jenny Naidu, HODsR.A Naidoo and R Singh and pupils.

Stationery donation for Ashville

on Saturday, 7 Feb-ruary at the StangerSiva Singum Hall.

Teachers, pupilsand schools wereawarded certificatesand trophies for do-ing well within thedistrict.

The ceremonywas attended by for-mer matric pupils,ABET pupils as wellas this year’s Grade12 pupils.

Minister of HomeAffairs Malusi Giga-ba, founder of theNompumelelo Lead-ership Institute at-tended the eventwhere 2014 pupilswere not onlyawarded trophiesand certificated fortheir good work, butbursaries to furthertheir studies as well.

Addressing thegathering, Gigabatold the guests tocontinue workinghard.

“Excellencetodaywill be excellent to-morrow.Let’sbuildasociety that lives inourheart for thepur-pose of lifting thena-tion higher. Let’s usforget our past andfocus on what willmakeusassetsof thecountry,” he said.

Businesses at-tending also gavegenerously to theschools, pupils andteachers with SIDASecurity giving pupilAnithaChafile abur-sary worthR200 000.

Businesses alsodonated to the Nom-pumelelo Institutewith AfriOil donat-ing R200 000 andEfacec donatingR10 000.

>> 2014 Bestschools, teachersand pupils awarded




TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENTTECHNICIAN BIOTECH

TASK 12 (R223 787.96 – R290 492.20)

REQUIREMENTS:• National Diploma/Bachelor Degree in Chemistry/Microbiology or water related field.• Class IV/V.• 2-3years experience in water and waste operations and maintenance; water quality manage-

ment; blue and green drop system knowledge; laboratory experience.• Have report writing skills.• Computer literacy (MS Excel and Word essential).• Code 08 Driver’s Licence

RESPONSIBILITIES:• Interpret laboratory results and advise on process changes at water and waste water.• Conduct training of process controllers on various aspects of water and waste water including

laboratory equipment, asset management, technical training, etc.• Assist in compiling and implementing water safety plans and water risk abatement plans in

conjunction with the Department of Water & Sanitation (DWS).• Assist in preparing and publishing water quality reports.• Advise on optimization of treatment plants and water treatment chemicals.• Registration of process controllers.• Participate on Blue and Green drop audits.• Liaise with internal and external stakeholders in the event of water failures.

BENEFITS: 13th Cheque; generous leave; Natal Joint pension fund; medical aid and home own-ership scheme subject to certain conditions

Kindly forward your application letter, together with your detailed CV and certified copies of youreducational certificates, ID & drivers licence to: The Municipal Manager; iLembe District Munici-pality; P O Box 1788; KwaDukuza, 4450 or hand deliver @ 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street, KwaDu-kuza.

Enquiries are to be directed to theManager HR,Mr. GMNzuza on Telephone (032) 4379438/9524.The closing date for the submission is 21 February 2015 @ 16h00. Please note: Incomplete, faxedand emailed applications or applications received after closing date WILL NOT be considered.Should you not hear from us within 30 days of the closing date of advertisement, you may regardyour application as unsuccessful. Canvassing of any form is strictly prohibited and will lead to dis-qualification of the application.Should you not hear from us within 30 days of the closing date of advertisement, you may regardyour application as unsuccessful. Canvassing of any form is strictly prohibited and will lead to dis-qualification of the application.

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15SCHOOL SCENESappi awards for topPROTEC math andscience students>> Pupils’ hard work pays off

JYOTHI LALDAS

SAPPI invited some of PROTEC’sbrightest sparks on the NorthCoast to attend a lunch held at

PalmDunesHotel onFriday6Febru-ary.

Four lucky matriculants from theMandeni and KwaDukuza brancheswho achieved distinctions in mathe-matics and physical science in the2014 exams were awarded by SappiandreceivedR10000persubjectdis-tinction.

Themoney is to be used for furthertertiarystudiesof theirchoiceataDe-partment of Higher Education recog-

niseduniversity or university of tech-nology.

Sappi has been supporting PRO-TEC – a programme for the advance-ment of technological careers – since1995andlastyearintroducedafinan-cial incentive to matrics on the pro-grammebyofferingaR10000awardto those achieving distinctions inmaths and science.

Pupils from theMandeni, KwaDu-kuza, Umkomaas, PietermaritzburgandNelspruit brancheswere eligibleto receive awards and in total 18 pu-pils from these five Sappi-supportedbranches qualified for the awards,

with three of them earning distinc-tions in both maths and science,bringing the total of Sappi’s contribu-tion towards furthering their studiesto R210 000.

The recipients from the Mandeni

branch were Sicelo Innocent Mtolo(maths), Andile Sifiso Zulu (mathsand science), Phiwayinkosi VictorNgema (mathsandscience) and fromthe KwaDukuza branch was KwaziGumede (maths).

Andile Zulu,PhiwayinkosiNgema, Sice-lo Mtolo andKwazi Gu-mede withColin Naicker(PROTECKwaDukuza),Brent Verster(Sappi) andIshwar Nai-doo (PRO-TEC Mande-ni).

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSerena Naidoo was placed first in the iLem-be District and her school Stanger ManorSecondary for her excellent matric results.Serena obtained seven distinctions andscored the highest marks in maths, physicalscience, life science, Afrikaans an life orienta-tion and was also recipient of the Duxaward. She is currently studying medicine atthe University of KwaZulu-Natal.

Serena is flying high

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKarate instructor Sonny Pillay and his teamgave the children of Trinityhouse a lesson onall things karate. Seen are some of the chil-dren in action.

Karate kids inaction

The Luthuli Museum is upgrading its database of suppliers and wouldlike to invite service providers with expertise in the following areas torespond to this advert. To be on the database of the Luthuli Museumthe Service Provider will have to fill in a form which is obtainable fromthe Luthuli Museum. Areas where expertise are required:

1. Lawyers2. Professional Services (Accountants)3. Caterers ( Kosher, Vegetarians, Vegan, Halaal, etc)4. Electricians with ECB registration5. Plumbers6. Air-conditioning maintenance7. Painters8. Repair Services9. Locksmiths10. Stationery suppliers11. Tree Fellers12. Fumigators13. Pest control services14. Supply and Maintenance of office equipment and Furniture15. Graphic Designers16. Framers17. Shuttle Services18. Transport companies (Buses and mini Buses)19. Conference venues20. Travelling agents21. Hiring of Marquees, Chairs, Table Cloths, Chair Covers, Draping

etc.22. Courier services23. Crafters24. Carpenters/shop-fitters25. Fire equipment (supplies and servicing)26. Portable Toilets27. Furniture Suppliers28. Printers29. Cleaning Equipment30. Cleaning Chemicals31. Hygiene Services32. Computer suppliers and Servicing33. Photography and Videoing34. Events Coordinator35. Cleaning Services36. Garden Services37. Events Management38. Training and Mentorship39. Building and Construction40. Florists

The closing date for the registration is: 13 March 2015 at 16:00Registration form can be collected at the Luthuli Museum ordownloaded on the Museum website: www.luthulimuseum.org.za

Registration forms must be emailed to address [email protected] ; or posted to PO Box 1869, Groutville, KwaDukuza,4450 or delivered to the Luthuli Museum, 3233 Nokukhanya LuthuliStreet, Groutville, KwaDukuza.

For further information contact Mrs. Nana Mzoneli or Ms NonhlanhlaMnguni at the Luthuli Museum, 032 5596822/3 or email your inquiry [email protected] / [email protected]

INVITATION TO REGISTER ON THE LUTHULIMUSEUM

DATABASE OF SUPPLIERS

ISIMEMEZELO NEMVUMOYOKUSEBENZISA AMANZI

ISICELO SOKWAKHIWA KWE PRIORITY 5 KWENDLE IPHAYIPHI NO IPHAKETHEIHLUMELA NGO GROUTVILLE, NGOMASIPALAWESI FUNDA SESE KWADUKUZA KZN

EDTEA REF NO: DC29/0013/2014

Isaziso sikhishwa ngokoMthetho kaZwelonke Water (Act No 36 of 1998) ka isinyathelo uMasipalaweSifunda sase iLembe ukuphakamisa ukwakhiwa iphayiphi no iphakethe ihlumela ngo Groutville,uMasipala weSifunda sase iLembe, kuMasipala waKwaDukuza, KZN

Imininingwane: Priority 5 zokuthuthukisa iphakamisa ukwakhiwa hlampe1.25km iphayiphiindle kanye neziteshi ezimbili futha ngo Priority 5 (Mnyomawini) no Groutville (Aldinville) ngeyesikhashana iphakethe plant Urhulumende Wamanzi ukelashwa usebenzi (enwetshiwe aerationplant). I ohlongozwayo kwendle iphayiphi kanye yesikhashana yephakheji ihlumela izonikezelangobuningi ukusebenza indle kuze Priority 5 (Mnyomawini) no Groutville (Aldinville) nentuthukozokuhlala. Iphakethe ihlumela kuyoba isilinganiso okwesikhashana (kweminyaka cishe 3 kuya5) kuze ukuxhumana Yesifunda izoba kwenzeke; lapho emva ihlumela iphakethe kuyokwenziwaelingasekho empini futhi zonke notshwala kufanele idluliselwe ohlongozwayo ibhokisi amaningingaphandle oyingxenye yesifunda amaningi kwendle ye-scheme olwenziwayo uMasipalaWesifunda llembe.

Indawo: indawo iqhele ngokushesha entshonalanga ye enyakatho-bound R33, cishe 350mngaphambi kwalo awele uMfula Tugela.

Mayelana ngenhla, umfakisicelo uhlose ukuthola ilayisensi ukusetshenziswa kwamanzieMnyangweni Water & Sanitation ngokoMthetho kaZwelonke amanzi.

Ukuhlanganyela nomphakathi kanye nombiko ngokuhlolwa kwemvelo: Njengengxenyekomphakathi iqhaza, uyamenywa ukuba aphawule ukusetshenziswa kwamanzi ukugunyazwaehlongozwayo izinsuku ezingu-60 kusukela 11 February - 17 April 2015 endaweni yomphakathi:• Ihhovisi no Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions (www.triplo4.com).

Imininingwane yokuxhumana: Abathintekayo (I & AP) bayamenywa ukuba babhaliselengokuthumela amagama, nemininingwane yabo, kanyene nemibuzo.

Hantie PlompTriplo4 Sustainable SolutionsPO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418Tel | 032 946 3213Fax | 032 946 0826E-mail | [email protected]

Date: 11 February 2015

Umhlengikazi uza nesu lokulwanezifo nokwenza ibhizinisiINTATHELI YEFEVER

UMUNTU owenza umsebenziabizelwe kuwona, ubonakalangokuthi nomaesethatheum-

hlalaphansi, kungavumi ahlalephansi athi dekle, kodwa aqhubekenobizo lwakhe lokusiza umphakathiekulweni nezifo.

Omunye walaba bantu nguNksNomvuyo Poswa, oneminyaka yobu-dala engama-69 waseNtabankulueKokstadogwinioluseningizimuyes-ifundazwe saKwaZulu-Natal, oth-athe umhlalaphansi kwezobuh-lengikazingo-2011emvakweminya-ka engama-41 oxoxe nentatheliyomphakathi ebhalela iFever ngem-pelasonto eThekwini.

Usebenze ezibhedlela eziningiKwaZulu-Natal phakathi kwazooku-balwa iHarding,eMountAyliff, eMar-ianhill naKwaNongoma.

“Nomasengithatheumhlalaphan-si,” kusho lomhlengikazi omaneamamatheke uma esekhulumangomsebenzi wakhe, “akuvumi uku-thi ngihlale ngibukele abantu bakithibebhuqwabhuqwa yizifo, bebulawanayindlala zibe zikhona izindlelazokubasiza.

Njengamanjengifunaukuqalauh-lelo lokusizaabahlushwayisifuba, iz-isu ezingaqondakali, ushukela, uku-khuluphala, ukukhathala noku-phakama komfutho wegazi (highblood pressure).”

UNks Poswa uthi ubehlushwa yi-sisu engatholi ukuthi yini eyonakele,abuye acinane esifubeni aphelelwengamandla angabe esakwazi ukun-yakaza njengokujwayelekile waze

wezwa ngoMnuz Wilson Zulu on-gumeluleki wezempilo osebenzelainkampani yakwa-Edmark ekhiqizaitiye, ikhofi namanye amakhambiaqeda izifo abuyise namandla emz-imbeni.

Uqhubewathi:“Ngiqalengaphuzaitiye lakhona ngezwa omkhuluumehluko, kwaphela isisu nokuci-nanaesifubeni.Kodwaengikuthande

kakhulu ngalenkampani, ukuthiivule namathuba emisebenzi kwa-bangasebenzi ikakhulukazi intshaukuthi bakwazi ukugcina bezivuleleamamabhizinisi abo amancane umabekhuthele.

Nomphakathi uzosizakala kakhu-lu ngoba akusiyena wonke umuntuonemali yokuphuthuma kodokotelanoma ezibhedlela ezindaweni

ezikude umakukhona abangakuzwakahle emzimbeni,” usho kanje.

Uthewelulekaabantuukuthi ban-gazithambisi uma kuqhamuka am-athuba anjengalawa okuzenzela im-ali.

Utholakala enombolweni yocingoethi 071 730 9074 kanti uMnuz Zuluongumeluleki wezempilo utholakalaenombolweni ethi 083 954 9785.

KwesokunxelenguNksNomvuyoPoswa, uMnuzWilson ZulunoNkkHlongwaneongomunyeasebeqhubaibhizinisi.ISITHOMBE:SITHUNYELWE

ISIZULU

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SIBUSISO BIYELA

KUSHONE owesifazane esibhedlelasaKwaDukuza emva kokuba kwenze-ke umonakalo ngesikhathu ebeletha.Lo owesifazane ushone emvakokukhalangezinhlunguesiswinieqe-da kubeletha umtwana wentomba-zane, okuthiwa isesimweni esihle,

ngoMsombuluko mhla ka-2 kuNhlo-lanja (February).

Kuthiwa imbhangela yokuthi uNk-sz Thembekile Mkhize, (30), ashonewukuthi odokotela basike ithumbulendle ngesikhathi ehlinzelwaukubeletha.

Imithombo ethembekilengaphakathi esibhedlela ikhomba

ukuthi uNksz Mkhize uzale kahle in-gane yakhe kodwa wabe esekhalangezinhlungu, ezimenze wazewabuyiselwa lapho egumbini lokuhl-izwa.

Kutheeseqaqiweodokotelabatholaukuthi indle ichithekele esiswinisakhe, nokuyilapho besebebona uku-thi kuyikho lokhu okudale izinhlungunokuthi lelithumbu lasikeka ngen-kathi ehlinzwa.

Kuthiwa odokotela bazamile ukususa indle ebese ithithekele phakathikodwa wayeseshona uNksz Mkhize.

UMnyango wezeMpilo awutho-lakalangangesikhathisokuchicilelwa.

Kushone owesifazane (30)ngephutha ladokotela

The Luthuli Museum is looking for upcoming and estab-lished artists within the Ilembe District to register onthe Database for Artists. To be on the database of theLuthuli Museum the Artists will have to fill in a form whichis obtainable from the Luthuli Museum. Areas whereexpertise is required:

1. Poetry2. Comedy3. Music4. Acting5. Theatre6. Singing7. Visual Arts8. Dance

The closing date for the registration is: 06 March 2015at 16:00

Registration form can be collected at the Luthuli Museumor downloaded on the Museum website: www.luthulim-useum.org.za

Registration forms must be emailed to address [email protected] ; or posted to PO Box 1869,Groutville, KwaDukuza, 4450 or delivered to the LuthuliMuseum, 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville,KwaDukuza.For further information contact Mrs. Nana Mzoneli orMs Nonhlanhla Mnguni at the Luthuli Museum, 0325596822/3 or email your inquiry to [email protected] / [email protected]

INVITATION TO REGISTER ON THE LUTHULIMUSEUM

DATABASE FOR ARTISTSNOTICE OF WATER USE AUTHORISATION

PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF PRIORITY 5 SEWAGE PIPELINE AND PACKAGE PLANTWWTW AT GROUTVILLE, KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY KWAZULU-NATAL

EDTEA REF NO: DC29/0013/2014

Notice is hereby given in terms of the National Water Act (Act No 36 of 1998) of the initiative byiLembe District Municipality to propose the construction of a sewage pipeline and and package plantWWTW in Groutville, iLembe District Municipality, KwaDukuza Municipality (Regional), KZN.

Project detail: The Priority 5 development proposes the construction of approx.1.25km sewagepipeline and two pump stations at Priority 5 (Mnyomawini) and Groutville (Aldinville) with a temporarypackage plant Waste Water Treatment Works (extended aeration plant). The proposed sewagepipeline and the temporary Package Plant WWTW will provide bulk sewage services to the Priority5 (Mnyomawini) and Groutville (Aldinville) residential developments. The Package Plant WWTW willbe an interim measure (approximately 3 to 5 years) until connection to the Regional WWTW will befeasible; where after the package plant will be decommissioned and all flows are to be transferredto the proposed bulk trunk outfall which forms part of the Regional Bulk Sanitation scheme beingcarried out by ILembe District Municipality.

Location: The site is located immediately west of the north-bound R33, approximately 350m beforeit crosses the Tugela River.

In respect of the above, the applicant intends to obtain a water use licence from the Department ofWater & Sanitation in terms of the National Water Act.

Public Participation: As part of the public participation process, you are invited to comment on theproposed water use authorization for 60 days from 11 February - 17 April 2015 at the followingpublic place:• Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions office & website (www.triplo4.com).

Contact Details: Should you have any queries, please contact the contact person below:

Hantie PlompTriplo4 Sustainable SolutionsPO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418Tel | 032 946 3213Fax | 032 946 0826E-mail | [email protected]

Date: 11 February 2015

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Our memories of you built a special bridge from theday you had to part. To help us feel we’re with you stilland sooth our grieving heart. Our memories span theyears we shared, preserving ties that bind, they build aspecial bridge of love and bring us peace of mind. Thememories we share will never be forgotten!

You and your family are kindly invited toattend the 15th and 16th day Memorial

Service at her late residence, House 7, NewGuelderland Estate, Stewarts on Saturday,

14 February 2015 at 6pm and will continue onSunday, 15 February 2015.

Please take this as a personal invite.

Sadly missed by your loving sisters, children,daughter in law, grand children and a host offamily and friends.

In Loving Memory

GOVINDAMMA NAIDOO ( MUMMY)

For someone who meant so much to us and lovedby all he knew. Who left a trail of tears and precious

memories too

We loved the sunshine of his smile and kindness inhis heart but heaven saw he was tired which meantwe had to part. Dear angels, hear our prayer, pleaseguide him with your gentle wings and tend him with

care

For he was someone wonderful and words cannotconvey how much we wish that he was here once

more with us today.

You are kindly invited to the 10th dayMemorial Ceremony on the 13th February2015 and the 13th day Memorial Ceremonyon the 16th February 2015 at the residence,

24 Venus Drive,Glenhills, Stanger.

Sadly missed by his wife Chandanee, 3 children,son and daughter in law and 4 grandchildren

AUM

In loving memory of

Dhaneshwar(Dan) Bedesi21 July 1955 to3 February 2015

Ma, it’s almost close to a year since you left us,But neither time nor reason can take away the pain we feel.

Your sudden death was unbearably wrenching.We ache so, so deeply and still mourn the loss of you.

We yearn for all those times we shared together.Although we miss you so much, but deep in our hearts you shall stay,Loved and remembered everyday.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend theYearly Memorial Service of our beloved mother

Mrs Salatcheeamma Cuppan (Mummy)Date: Saturday, 14 February 2015Venue: Flat 47, Sunnyvale, Sunnypark, StangerTime: 10:30amYour presence will be highly appreciatedPlease accept this as a personal invite

Your Hosts: The Vasudavan Family

In Loving Memory of the lateMrs Salatcheeamma Cuppan

(Mummy)14/04/36 - 05/04/2014

When God looked down upon earth, he saw someonesimilar to him. Someone who had the strength and thecourage to take on the burdens of the world. Someone whocould change peoples hearts, bring families together andprovide for those in need. He saw you and on that fate-ful morning, he took you home to rest. Whilst the heavensrejoice having a great soul, we on earth miss you and willcherish your memories. For yours are memories that addslight into our lives and inspires us to live each day throughour hearts.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the13th Day Memorial Ceremony of thelate Sakunthala Harinanan (Mala)Date: Saturday, 14 February 2015

Time: 9amVenue: Her Residence

Sadly missed by her 2 sons, 2 daughters, 2 sons-in-law,7 grandchildren, 1 great grand son.

The family will also like to place on record their sincerethanks and gratitude to everyone who stood with themthrough this time of loss and sorrow.

In Loving Memory

SakunthalaHarinanan(Mala)

Called to Rest:01/02/2015

Mom,

Death changes everything, but time changes nothing. The lightfrom our lives has gone….it’s been six months since God took youaway from us. We still miss your voice, the wisdom in your advice,the stories of your life and just being in your presence. We miss you asmuch today as the day you left us. Your place at home is empty andcan never be filled.

They say that time heals, but as the time goes by we find it hard toface the fact that you are gone. For no-one understands the heart-ache behind our smiles, the many times we have broken down andcried for you and how we will continue to miss you so very much.

A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands were at rest,and God broke our hearts when he took you away but he proved tous that he only takes the best. And that you were, the best, a lov-ing wife, mother, grandmother and friend, you played these roles soflawlessly that none could fault you but instead love you so.

When someone you love becomes a memory that memory becomes atreasure. You left us with so many beautiful memories. If love alonecould have saved you, you would still be in our presence today asyou were loved so much.

We will always love and cherish you.

You and your family are invited to attend the 6 (six) monthsceremony of the late Mrs Sonapathy (Baby) Nunnen whichwill be held at 08h00 on the 15 February 2015 at her late

residence, 101 Geranium Street, Stanger Manor.Please accept this as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by your loving husband, Hurrisanker Nunnen (Harry),your children Manny & Premie, Cliff & Shirley, Ashwin, Jenny & Krish,Rina & Naren, Mala & Kenny, Sharmaine & Rakesh, your grandchildren,Nigel, Yashin, Trisha, Charlene, Trinesh, Shanice, Nikayla & Ashmita.

In Loving Memory

Mrs Sonapathy(Baby) Nunnen

September 20, 1940-August 26, 2014

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FEBRUARY 4markedWorld Can-cer Day.Every year 14 million people

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Ninety percent of cancers are causedby environmental and lifestyle factorssuch as smoking, poor diet and lack ofexercise.One in four South Africans is affectedby cancer, either through diagnosis offamily, friends or self. There is no indi-cation, thatdespitemillionsofrandbe-ing poured into research, that there isan overall decrease in the number ofdeaths from cancer.

“Herbal andmicronutrient medi-cines are used to address underlyingdysfunctions found on the labs to sup-port normal healthy function.”

Palmdiscussed a variety of nutrientrich foods that are an integral part inthe treatment - and prevention of can-cer, including fresh organic vegeta-bles, plenty of water (preferably re-verse osmosis filteredwater), oily fish,berries and seeds and nuts, and hestressedtheimportanceofstarvingthedisease of anything containing glu-cose.

“Cancer loves sugar – stay awayfrom anything containing glucose andyou’ll starve cancer cells,” he said.

“It is also vital that we increase ourVitaminDintake,15minutesinthesunevery day will boost your intake.

“VitaminDboostsour immunesys-temsandahealthyimmunesystemwill

prevent can-cer cells fromforming. Ex-ercise is alsovital as it im-pacts everycell in ourbodies,” ex-plained Plam.

Stafford, acancer survi-vor living inBallito, saidthat he camefrom a longline of cancersufferers.Staffordbacked thefunctional

medicineethosashehad foundthatbyminimising cancer promoting foodsandmaximisingtheintakeoffoodsthatfight cancer had helped prevent thedisease from returning.

“The reason that cancer is not going

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Aworkshop at the Alberli-to Hospital in Ballito, or-ganised by Jaime Ernst fromthe Ballito Cancer Supporthighlighted ways of prevent-ing the dis-ease.

Dr. HenniePalm, one ofthe few Inte-grated HealthPractitionersin KZN, was aspeaker at theevent, and hewasjoinedbyaBallito CancersurvivorDerekStafford.

Palm said,“Hippocrates,the father ofmodern medi-cine, saidthousands ofyears ago, ‘Let food be thymedicine and medicine thyfood,’ and functional medi-cine agrees. Food is used asmedicine in a condition spe-cific way.

awayisbecausepeo-ple do not changetheir diets and hab-its.”

An interesting factthat Stafford uncov-ered is that in coun-tries around theworld where redmeat is very preva-lent in the diet, therewere more cancersufferers, as op-posed to countriesthat do not have redmeat as a staple inthe diet.

Therewasagreatdeal of interest,questions and com-ment after the talksand Ernst said thatshewouldbeputtingtogether anotherworkshop/debatewith oncologists,functional medicinepractitioners andhomeopathic con-sultants.

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THE Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 GreyridgeDrive Stanger Heights, will hold their 11thAnnual Shivarathri Walk on Sunday, 15February.

The walk will commence at 6am fromBlythedale Car Park proceeding to theMundal.

Buses will be provided from the Mundalfor all those who require transport from

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Members of the public are invited tojoin in this spiritual journey.

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The public is urged to attend the walk

as a prelude to “the great night of MahaShivarathri” that will be observed on Tues-day, 17 February from 6pm to 6am the nextday.

For more information, you may contactthe PRO, Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406or the religious chairperson Bikrum Sing on082 324 8879

Partici-pants atlastyear’sShivara-thriwalk.

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We require the services of a juniorassistant with experience in Magistrate’s

Court civil procedures and/or debt review procedures.

Excellent remuneration withperformance bonuses.

Applications in writing only

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We regret we cannotaccept responsibil-ity for an incorrect

insertion of an adver-tisement. If errors dooccur, they should bereported immediately

on 032-5523363No repeat advertise-ment or credit willbe given for small

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AYER ROCKGuesthouse, 74Geranium Street,Stanger Manor,“Tasteful executivea c c o mm o d a t i o n ” .Contact: 032-5516503/082 562 3676.

Student accom-modation, UKZN-Howard College, 3 minswalk. Contact: 082 9254028/034-317 1108.

Stanger1).Shop2).Warehouse3).Office4).Church Hall5).Workshop6).Factory7).SalonContact: 072 579 3167.

C o m m e r c i a l i s e dproperty which is1150sqm,Building with bottlestore licence 100sqm,excellent potential.Phone: 032-552 3433.

Samoosa’s for sale-Mince, Tin Fish andPotato. Phone orders inadvance. Tel: 032-5523433.

Second hand furniturefor sale, sleeper couch-R800, Telefunken HDled TV with two yearwarranty, 2 months old-R3500, small TV standR300, Defy microwave-R250,KIC fridge-R1000.Contact: 032-551 5747.

1).2 b/r flats, lounge,kit/D/R, T/Shower.2).1 b/r flat, lounge, kit/D/R, T/Shower.Contact: 072 579 3167.

2 B/Room, kitchen,lounge-dining room, 2bathroom/toilet, RentR3500-00,prepaidwaterand light meter. Phone:032-552 3890/082 6546762.

2 Bedroom flat to let,corner of Patterson &Hullet Street. Contact:Salem-083 786 1099.

1).Stg Mnr-large mainhome, 4 brm fully fitted+ ensuite, kitchen fitted+ L/Drm, availableimmediately.2).Highridge-2 brm,L/K fully fitted, remotegates.Contact: 084 2249201/079 610 1105 /[email protected].

HOUSE FOR SALE

For Sale2 Bed flat, fully fittedwith granite kitchen-Needs to be seen tobe appreciated-R350000.00-Sunny Park.3 Bed hse, fully walledwith dbl carport-R680000.00-Glenhills.4 Bed, fully fitted,walled, SQ, dbl story-StgHghts-R1 500 000.00.Contact Sanji-082 3386861

Blythedale BeachSituated on a quietcorner, minutes awayfrom the beach, mainbedroom with ensuite,leading to balcony withgood views, 2 bedroomswith interlinking ensuite,large open plan fittedkitchen through todining room & lounge,fully tiled, BIC, B/G, A/C,double garage, maid’sroom with toilet, basin,shower, spacious levellawn, R1 500 000.00.DarnallNear Country Club,large flat land 1905 sqm.3 Bedrooms, lounge,dining, pantry, laundry,TV Room, kitchen,

8 acres farm-Nonoti-R395K. Contact: 083633 6059.

Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary andincrease your takehome pay. Pay oneaffordable installmentwith repayments fromas low as R600 perR50 000 debt. We donot charge any upfrontfees. Take actionnow: Phone-Princess(Stg Office)-032-5521194/A/H: 073 9296811, Makhosi (DBNO f f i c e ) - 0 3 1 - 3 0 67250/A/H: 083 3481663, Indira-032-5521170 (A/h)/083 6512441.

Professional PestControl N.C.“BUG OFF” OpeningSpecialAnts & Cockroaches, 10% Discount, Don’t missout!!Valid, 2 February to 27February 2015Call Lynne: 083 9749510

Afrikaans Tuitions,Grades 8-12. Contact:D.D. Jungbahadur(DDJ)-084 5683350/032-551 4833.

Mathematics Tuitionoffered to grade 11& 12 learners by anexperienced educator-Limited spaces, Smallclasses. Call: 073 9618351.

Lift offered from Tongaatto Stanger Mon-Fri07:30-16:00. Contact:084 951 1265 for moreinfo.

Transport available:U K Z N - H o w a r d -Westville, DUT, VC, CTI,Damelin, Sky Aviation,Embury, early and lateloads, pick and dropfrom home. Contact:079 999 9758/071 8962761 for more info: www.jisakatravel.co.za.

Transport required fromStanger by Spar toShakaskraal SecondarySchool. Please call 084509 7460.

VACANCY

Code 10 driverrequired, sober habits.Call personally with adetailed CV to ShopNo. 11, 51 Hulett Street,032-552 1558.

DSTV Sales Consultantrequired. Must becomputer literate, dutiesinclude: Sales of DSTVproducts and services.Handle DSTV customer

VACANCY

AUCTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA(DURBAN AND COAST LOCAL DIVISION)

CASE NO: 10303/2006In the matter between:-ABSA BANK LIMITED

Plaintiffand

ESTEVAO PEREIRA DA SILVA1st Defendant

YVONE MARIA DA SILVA2nd Defendant

MANUEL DUARTE PERIERA DA SILVA3rd Defendant

MARIA MARGARIDA GONCALVES DA SILVA4th Defendant

NOTICE OF SALEThe property which will be put up for auctionon Tuesday the 24th February 2015 to be heldat 10h00 outside the office of the sheriff forLower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger/KwaDukuza consists of:DESCRIPTION: ERF 916 Ballitoville (Exten-sion No. 1) Registration Division FU, Provinceof KwaZulu Natal, in extent 931 Square Metresheld under Deed of Transfer No. T46565/04PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 120 Zen Drive, BallitoIMPROVEMENTS: Vacant Standbut nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof.THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Residential (noth-ing guaranteed)The nature, extent, condition and existence ofthe improvements are not guaranteed, and are“voetstoots”)The full condition of sale may be inspected atthe Sheriff’s Office at 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, Stanger/KwaDukuza.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:1. The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a

Judgment obtained in the above Court.2. The Rules of this auction and a full advertise-

ment is available 24 hours before theauction at the office of the Sheriff forLower Tugela at 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, Stanger/KwaDukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to conditions, inter alia, Directive ofthe Consumer ProtectionAct 68 of 2008 URLReference Number(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961);

4. Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity andaddress particulars.

5. Payment of a registration fee of R10 000.00paid at time of registration in cash.

6. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugelawill conduct the sale with auctioneersR. Singh (Sheriff) and/or S. Reddy and/orS De Wit.

7. Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rulesapply.

DATED at DURBAN this 15th day of January2015.PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYSJOHNSTON & PARTNERS25 CLARIBEL ROADMORNINGSIDEDURBANREF: N HIRZEL/T DE KOCK/04 A300 204

AUCTIONIN THE KWAZULU-NATAL HIGH COURT,

DURBANREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

CASE NO: 11281/2006In the matter between:-

ABSA BANK LIMITED Plaintiffand

RISHINAND LEEDADefendant

NOTICE OF SALEThe property which will be put up for auction onTuesday the 24th February 2015 at 10h00 out-side of the office of the sheriff for Lower Tugelaat 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza consists of:DESCRIPTION: ERF 4597 Stanger (ExtensionNo. 38) Registration Division FU, Province ofKwaZulu Natal in extent 419 Square Metresheld under Deed of Transfer No. T65089/05.PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 6 Neptune Close,StangerIMPROVEMENTS: Brink under asbestos roofdwelling consisting of: Lounge, Kitchen, 1 Bath-room, 1 Separate Toilet, 2 Bedroomsbut nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof.THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Residential (noth-ing guaranteed)The nature, extent, condition and existence ofthe improvements are not guaranteed, and are“voetstoots”)The full condition of sale may be inspected atthe Sheriff’s Office at 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, Stanger/KwaDukuza.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:1. The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to

aJudgment obtained in the above Court.2. The Rules of this auction and a full

advertisement is available 24 hoursbefore the auction at the office of theSheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 MahatmaGandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to conditions, inter alia,

a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68of 2008 URL Reference Number(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961);

b) Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity andaddress particulars.

c) Payment of a registration fee paid at time ofregistration of R10 000.00 in cash to besupplied prior to the sale.

d) Registration conditions.4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela

will conduct the sale with auctioneersR. Singh (Sheriff) and/or S. Reddy and/orS De Wit.

5. Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rulesapply.

DATED at DURBAN this 15th day of January2015.PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYSJOHNSTON & PARTNERS25 CLARIBEL ROADMORNINGSIDEDURBANREF: N HIRZEL/T DE KOCK/04 A300 280

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queries, balance andaccount queries. Mustbe young and dynamicsales person. Personallydrop off CV’s at 69 KingShaka Street. Tel: 083231 1804.

Farm Manager requiredwith experience. Fax CVto 032-551 1075.

Transport Companyrequires a stores person(male/female), willing tolearn. Contact: 032-5514260/5.

Well establishedcompany in Isithebeis looking for a StoresAdmin Clerk-Good knowledge ofreceiving, dispatching,and document control-Must be computerliterate with pastelknowledge-Minimum two yearstraceable experience-Good Communicationalskills-Matric witha d m i n i s t r a t i o nqualification N3+-Must have driverslicenceFax CV’s to 032-5514842Email: [email protected]

very neat with Swissparquet, tiled & carpetfloors, single garage,2 carports, curtains,BIC, B/G, gas stove.Outbuilding consists of2 bedrooms, kitchen,bathroom, R950 000.00Harris Govender: 072148 5151

HOUSE FOR SALE

Basement to let inStanger Heights, 1large lounge, kitchen,bedroom, toilet, shower,fully tiled, safe parking,available 1/3/2015.Contact: 084 414 5468.

House to Rent:R4000.00-Glenhills3 bedrooms,lounge, dining room,kitchen, BIC, carport,remote gates, fullywalled, Alarm system.Contact: 071 634 2677.

Near Town, Outbuilding-Two bedroom, openplan lounge & kitchen,shower/toilet, tiled& fenced premises,remote gates. Available01/03/2015, R2800prepaid water & lights.Contact: 061 4439414/083 413 7686.

One room to let in NewTown. Phone: 082 4412348.

Outbuilding to let inDarnall, 2 b/r, O/Plounge & kitchen, T/S,H/C water. Contact: 082426 5608.

Spacious 2 bedroomoutbuilding for rent at27 Lotus Road StangerManor, Kitchen, lounge,T/S, Secure area.Contact: 078 2246627/082 453 3553.

MN 15/2015CONSIDERATION OF THE ANNUAL REPORT OF KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY FOR THE

2013/2014 FINANCIAL YEAR AND COMPILATION OF THE OVERSIGHT REPORT.

Notice is hereby given:

THAT in terms of Section 129(1) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act56 of 2003, the Annual Report of KwaDukuza Municipality for the year 2013/2014 will be consid-ered at a Council’s MPAC Committee meetings on of the following dates:

DATES : 18 and 26 February 2015: 3 and 11 March 2015

VENUE : COUNCIL CHAMBER, 14 CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI STREETTIME : 09h00

The Municipal Public Accounts Committee (MPAC) will analyse the report in question, gatherinputs and prepare an Oversight Report for submission to Council.

The meetings of MPAC are open to members of the local community, certain public officials andany members of the Organs of State, who are hereby invited to attend. Members of the localcommunity will be permitted to address the MPAC on the Annual Report which has been openfor inspection from the 05th of February to the 25th of February 2014 published in terms of Mu-nicipal notice MN/03/2015 dated 23rd of January 2015. The annual report is accessible on themunicipal website: www.kwadukuza.gov.za

NJ. MdakaneMunicipal ManagerMunicipal Offices,14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street,KwaDukuza, 4450.

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N. J. MDAKANEMUNICIPAL MANAGERMN:151/2014

REGISTRATION OF INDIGENT CONSUMERS FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2015/2016

MN16/2015Notice is hereby given that, in terms of Kwadukuza Municipality indigent Support Policy in line with the national indigentpolicy, Kwadukuza Municipality invites all indigent support beneficiaries within its area of jurisdiction to review their indigentstatus. All other consumers, whose total household income per month is not more than R3500 as per the policy, are alsoinvited to come and make their applications. This registration process is only for the free basic services benefits for (75kwh of)electricity (per month) and the concession for refuse removal that Kwadukuza Municipality provides.

The registration processes will be as per the schedule below:Number Ward Dates Day Time Venue

1 1 14/02/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Sakhamkhanya Kwashoti Hall2 1 15/02/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Sokesimbone com hall/ Sadloko (sontweni )3 2 16/02/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 Nonoti Library4 2 17/02/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Nonoti Library5 13 18/02/2015 Wednesday 16H00 - 19H00 Steve Biko - Esontweni6 13 19/02/2015 Thursday 16H00 - 19H00 Steve Biko - Esontweni7 2 21/02/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Zamani Community Hall8 2 22/02/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Zamani Community Hall9 8 23/02/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 Nkobongo Com Hall10 8 24/02/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Nkobongo Com Hall11 8 25/02/2015 Wednesday 16H00 - 19H00 Nkobongo Com Hall12 8 26/02/2015 Thursday 16H00 - 19H00 Nkobongo Com Hall13 4 28/02/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Shakashead Com Hall14 4 01/03/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Shakashead Com Hall15 12 02/03/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 Thembeni Community Hall16 12 03/03/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Thembeni Community Hall17 12 04/03/2015 Wednesday 16H00 - 19H00 Thembeni Community Hall18 12 05/03/2015 Thursday 16H00 - 19H00 Thembeni Community Hall19 5 07/03/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Lindelani Com Hall20 5 08/03/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Extension 36 Com Hall21 16 09/03/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 Mdoniville Hall22 16 10/03/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Mdoniville Hall23 16 11/03/2015 Wednesday 16H00 - 19H00 Stg Heights Grounds - Marquee24 15 12/03/2015 Thursday 16H00 - 19H00 Gledhow Creche25 11 14/03/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Thandanani Com Hall26 3 15/03/2015 Sunday 09H00 - 16H00 Nyathikazi Com Hall/ Twele27 19 16/03/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 RAMoodley Hall28 19 17/03/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Rocky Park29 13 18/03/2015 Wednesday 16H00 - 19H00 Glenhills Sports Centre30 26 19/03/2015 Thursday 16H00 - 19H00 Shayamoya & Mpongompongweni - Marque31 7 21/03/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Etete Community Hall32 7 22/03/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Etete Community Hall33 22 23/03/2015 Monday 16H00 - 19H00 Protea Heights - Shakaskraal Primary34 9 28/03/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Hangosi Com Hall35 9 29/03/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Malende Com Hall36 18 06/04/2015 Monday 09H00 - 16H00 Mbozamo - Marque37 18 07/04/2015 Tuesday 16H00 - 19H00 Shakaville Community Hall38 10 11/04/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Charlottedale - Marquee39 10 12/04/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Groutville Market - Marquee40 14 18/04/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Lloyd Com Hall41 14 19/04/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 KwaDube Family Butchery42 15 25/04/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Chris Hani Com Hall43 12 26/04/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Dube Village - Marquee44 20 27/04/2015 Monday 09H00 - 16H00 Snyman Com Hall45 23 01/05/2015 Friday 09H00 - 16H00 Shayamoya Com Hall46 23 02/05/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Shayamoya Com Hall47 23 03/05/2015 Sunday 09H00 - 16H00 Shayamoya Com Hall48 24 09/05/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Peace Hall49 24 10/05/2015 Sunday 09H00 - 16H00 Melville Primary School50 25 16/05/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Mdlebeni Com Hall51 25 17/05/2015 Sunday 09H00 - 16H00 San Sauce 3hrs/Vulinqondo koNkosi52 26 23/05/2015 Saturday 09H00 - 16H00 Nevas Community Hall53 26 24/05/2015 Sunday 09H00 - 16H00 Nevas Community Hall54 27 30/05/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Freedom Square - Marquee55 27 31/05/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Freedom Square - Marquee56 21 06/06/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Driefontein Com Hall57 17 07/06/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 Dendethu Area58 3 13/06/2015 Saturday 09H00-16H00 Nonoti Com Hall59 3 14/06/2015 Sunday 09H00-16H00 NEW G SUGAR ESTATE (Marquee)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED WITH THE APPLICATION FOR ATTACHMENTS1. ID DOCUMENTS FOR EVERYONE LIVING WITH THE APPLICANT2. B/CERTIFICATES FOR ALL DEPENDANTS LIVING WITH THE APPLICANT3. PROOF OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME (GRANT SLIP, PAY SLIPS OR LETTER FROM THE EMPLOYER CONFIRMING INCOME)4. RATES OR SERVICES ACCOUNT NUMBER OR STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT5. PRE - PAID METER NUMBER OR USED PRE-PAID CARD OR SLIP6. DEATH CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTERED HOUSE OWNER IF DECEASED7. DEATH CERTIFICATES FOR BOTH PARENTS, IF BOTH ARE DECEASED8. TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF 2 RELATIVES NOT RESIDING WITH THE APPLICANT

Ilembe marchon relentlessly

>> An excellent all round performance

WEEKLY REPORTER

ILEMBE Cricket Union marched on relent-lessly in their quest for honours in theKwaZulu-NatalChallengeLeague (Division

Two) after trouncing Phoenix by 5-wickets atthe Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Ilembewon the toss andelected to field firstin hot, humid conditions. The visitors werebundledout for137runs in32.5overs.Middle-orderbatsmanMatthewNaidoo(42)topscoredfor Phoenix.

AlveiroNadasen (3/26 from9overs),Desig-an Pillay (2/2 from 0.5 overs) and Aaron Pillay(2/28 from 8 overs) were the most successfulbowlers for Ilembe.

Chasing 133 runs for victory, the hosts gotoff to a shaky start after Nadasen was cleanbowled by Ryan Siripath for 15 runs in the 3rd

over.Steven Jacobs was dimissed for 6 runs by

Eugene Moodley in the 7th over and two overslater,MoodleystruckagainafterdismissingYu-suf Ismail for 5 runs, leaving the log leaders ina spot of bother at 40/3 in the 9th over.

PillayandZufilkarAliconsolidatedtheIlem-be innings, doubling the tally in the 18th over(81/4) before Ali (29) was caught by substituteTheo Naidoo off the bowling of Prinesh Singh.

Pillay andPreshenRampersadaddeda val-uable 38 runs to the tally before Pillay (31)was

caughtbehindbywicket-keeperShomalDaya-nand off the bowling of Moodley.

Ahmed Sarwar joined Rampersad at thecreaseandintruecalypsostylecricket,he(Sar-war) smashed the first two deliveries for fourand the third for a huge six to guide Ilembe toan emphatic 5-wickets victory in the 28th overto notch up the bonus point for the log leaders.

Rampersad scored an unbeaten 23 runs.Moodley was the pick of the Phoenix bowlersclaiming 3/40 from 4 overs.

Manager of the Ilembe outfit, NR Singh con-gratulated his charges on their fine perform-ance and commendedman-of-the-matchDes-igan Pillay.

Meanwhile, Dawnheights walloped Newl-ands by 4-wickets in a KZN Challenge Leaguegame played in Durban on Sunday.

Dawnheights won the toss and elected tofield first. Newlands were bundled out for 121runsinthe35thover.S.Malik (38)andN.Akthar(38) were the top-scorers for the home team.

VarunPal (3/30 from3overs),MikhalinNa-icker (2/34 from 8.1 overs), Nikilesh Misra(2/18 from 8 overs) and SuveerMaharaj (2/17from 4.4 overs) were the wicket-takers forDawnheights.

In reply Dawnheights cantered to a fluent4-wickets victory in 23.5 overs. M. Shehzaad(36) and man-of-the-match Pal (34) were thepick of the Dawnheights batsmen.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDIlembe Cricket Union marched on relentlessly in their quest for honours in the KZN ChallengeLeague (division two) after trouncing Phoenix by 4-wickets on Sunday at the Country ClubGround.

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SAB Regional LeagueKwaDukuza StreamSaturday, February 141pm-Siyaya vs TTACC (Recreation)1pm-Mthandeni vs Real Celtic (Manor)3pm-Nkobongo vs DSN Young Destroyers (Recre-

ation)

3pm-Moonlight vs Tigers (Manor)Sunday, February 151pm-Liverpool vs Townview (Manor)1pm-SP Callies vs Shakaville (Recreation)3pm-Inguga vs Thembeni (Manor)3pm-Real Sporting vs Zamani Madrid (Recrea-

tion)

SAFA Ilembe Region fixtures

Ilembe Cricket Union fixtures

Trophies Engravers Top 8 K.O. Cup

Thursday, February 127pm-KSST vs Sunbrook (umpire-Randsons)7pm-Cool Leaders vs Darnall United (umpire-

Teachers)

8pm-Randsons vs Warriors (umpire-KSST)8pm-Teachers vs Grove end (umpire-Cool Lead-

ers)Officials on Duty: Aslam Randeree/Revy Harry-

prasadClubs on Duty: KSST/Cool Leaders

KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures

Twenty-20 LeagueSaturday, February 1412.15pm-Doringkop vs Oceanville B (Country

Club)3.15pm-Manor vs United (Country Club)

3.15pm-Oceanville A vs Ashrafiyya (Gledhow)50 Overs LeagueSunday, February 159am-Dawnheights vs Manor (Gledhow)9am-Nkobongo vs Magnum (Country Club)

Shakavillesnatch latewinner>> Coach says team used their strengths

WEEKLY REPORTER

SHAKAVILLE United grabbed alate (1-0)winneragainstLiver-pool in a SAFA Ilembe SAB Re-

gional League (KwaDukuza Stream)game played at the Recreation

Ground on Saturday.Shakaville should have broken

thedeadlock in the10thminuteafterThuthukhaniMkhizereceivedaper-fect through ball from SiyabongaMkhize,buthekickedtheball tamelyinto theoutstretchedarmsof theLiv-

erpool keeper.In the 20thminute AyandaMwe-

lase squandered an opportunity ofopening the account for Liverpoolafter his shot was deflected wide.Minutes later Teko Ntshangase beatthe offside trap but ballooned hisshot way over the crossbar.

Justbefore thebreakShakaville’sNkosinkhonaMhonibeathismarkerand was quickly approached by theadvancingLiverpoolkeeper.Hetriedto dribble past SaneleMlimabut lostpossession.

Shakavillemadetwoearlysubsti-tutions at the start of the second halfin thehopeofbreakingthedeadlock.Senzo Dube replaced Thuthukaniand Thabiso Zwane came in for thefatigued Mhoni.

In the 55th minute SiyabongaMkhize broke free on the right flankand unleashed a perfect cross into acrowded Liverpool box. The ball fellinvitingly at the feet of Dube, who

kicked wide.On the stroke of the hour mark,

Sanele Ndlomo was brought downjust outside the box. Mkhize’s thun-derous free kick (which had goalwritten all over it) was heading to-wardsthefarrighthandcornerofthegoalmouth,buttheLiverpoolkeeper,Mlima made a brilliant acrobaticsave to deny Mkhize.

In the 65th minute Mlima wasforced into action yet again, makingabrilliantsaveat thenear-post tode-ny left winger Mkhize. In the 75thminute Liverpool’s Simlindile Shan-gase was perfectly positioned in thebox, intercepting a cross fromMwe-lase, but his execution was poor,missing the target from close range.

With less than five minutes re-maining and a draw looking a fairoutcome,Mkhizebroke theheartsofthe Liverpool fans after he gentlytapped the ball past the advancingLiverpoolkeeper togiveShakavillea1-0 win.

An ecstatic Shakaville coach My-manZulusaid:“Itwasascrappyfirsthalfwithmyplayersadoptingtheap-proach of their opponents - longballs, but after my pep talk with theboys - asking them to use theirstrength and pass the ball to theirmates, it produced the desired re-sult”.

Liverpool coach Vusi Nsele said:“Wewereunluckyinconcedingalategoal, but Imust commendour debu-tantekeeper,Mlimawhoplayedout-standingly”.

Meanwhile, the curtain-raiserfailed to take place after Inguga con-ceded awalkover the Townview in aSAFA Ilembe SAB Regional Leaguefixture.

Shakaville United were over themoon after snatching a late 1-0 winagainst Liverpool in a SAFA SAB Re-gional League game played at theRecreation Ground on Saturday.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

WEEKLY REPORTER

GROVE End Volleyball Club are favouritesfor honours in the Trophies Engravers-sponsored TOP 8 Knockout Cup (hosted byKwaDukuza Volleyball Association) whichgets underway tomorrow (Thursday) atthe association courts at 7pm.

KDVA Competitive League championsGrove End have been drawn alongside so-cial league minnows, Darnall United, CoolLeaders and Teachers Style in pool B andare expected to take a power of beating.

Grove End have been begun their train-ing in earnest in quest for a hat-trick ofleague titles since winning the EZE’S Elec-trical-sponsored Competitive League titlein 2013 and 2014. They should proved toostrong in pool B and are strongly fanciedto finish the top of the pool.

Newly crowned social league champi-ons, Sunbrook have been grouped along-side competitive league teams KSST,Randsons and Warriors Sport and despiteboasting a wealth of talented players it ishighly unlikely that they will advance to

the knockout stages (semi-finals) of thetournament.

After being dethroned as league cham-pions in 2013, volleyball pundits expectedKSST to make a determined bid to reclaimthe title in 2014, but yet again they walkedin the shadows of nemesis, Grove End andhad to settle for the runners-up spot.

Rumours are rife that there is dissen-sion in the camp with Kyle Puckree, Sher-win Daniels and Cameron Singh expectedto quit the club in search of greener pas-tures. Randsons have beefed up their

squad with two new signings and arestrongly fancied to finish at the top of poolA (ahead of KSST and Warriors Sport).

Round robin matches will take placeover the next three weeks with the winnerand runner-up in each pool advancing tothe cross-over semi’s scheduled for 5March. The playoffs for third spot and thefinal will take place on 12 March.

Trophies will be awarded to the topthree finishers. President of KDVA, IsaacAbraham expressed his sincere thanks toDan Moodley (CEO of Trophies Engravers)for his magnanimous gesture in promotingthe Top 8 K.O. Cup.

Tournament director, Rajiv Mathaper-

sad warned all teams to strictly follow thestarting time or face the consequence ofhaving deemed to have conceded a walk-over.

Teams that concede a walkover in theround-robin matches of the tournamentwill automatically be barred from furtherparticipation in the tournament.

Meanwhile, an earnest appeal is madeto the fairer sex to participate in the wom-en’s tournament scheduled for Friday, 20March which gets underway at 6.30pm.Participation in the tournament is freewith medals awarded to all participants.Supper will also be provided for all fe-males.

Grove End favourites for honours

WEEKLY REPORTER

KWADUKUZA Darts Association(KDDA) will host a mixed doublesdarts tournament on Wednesday, 11February at the North Coast Tavern(Mahatma Gandhi Street) in KwaD-ukuza commencing at 7.30pm.

The format of the tournamentwillbe 701-doubles knockout tourna-ment.Thetournamentisopentoaffil-iated and non-affiliated players. Tro-phies will be awarded to thewinnersand runners-up.

In other darts news, KDDAhostedits annual general meeting at theNorth Coast Tavern on Wednesdaynight.

President of KDDA, Jerry Goven-derexpressedhissincerethankstoallplayers for their commitment anddedicationinupliftingdarts inKwaD-ukuza.However,heurgedtheplayersto encourage others to play the gamein the new year.

He expressed his concern at thelarge number ofwalkovers concededduring2014andheurgedthedefault-ing clubs to showmore commitmentin the new year. With elections heldbiennially no new elections tookplace, however the vacant positionswere filled at Wednesday’s meeting.

Govender (president), Charlie Pil-lay (vice-president) and Rajen Pillay(secretary), Nine Pillay (tournamentdirector), Vinesh Geanballey (publicrelations officer) retained their posi-tions.

The new incumbents were PaddyPadayachee (financial director), Jus-tin Naidoo (minutes secretary), Dar-rel Shanmagum (development offi-cer),JodieNaidooandVasaRungasa-my (executive members).

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WEEKLY REPORTER

THERE will be no love lostwhen14nationsmeetonVal-entine’s Day (14 February) in

Australia and New Zealand in questfor the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup.

InpoolA,Australia,England,NewZealand, Sri Lanka (probably in thesame finishing order) are stronglyfancied to advance to the quarter-fi-nal stages of the tournament. In poolB, India, South Africa, West Indiesand Pakistan are favourites to booktheir place in the knockout stages ofthe tournament.

Our South African heroes haveplayed some exciting cricket over thelast18monthsandmany believe thatthisisourcountry’sbestchancetowintheir first Cricket World Cup.

Former Australian batsman MikeHusseywillworkwithSouthAfrica ina consultancy role during the WorldCup. Will he be able to provide the‘magic’thattheProteasneedtoclinchthe 2015 silverware?

Should India finish at the top ofpool B (ahead of South Africa) thenthere is no doubt that an Australia vsIndia final is definitely on the cards.

Weekly’s sports reporter asked

some KwaDukuza residents: Whotheythinkwillwinthe2015ICCCrick-et World Cup?

Aishwaria Singh, granddaughterof the famous Tambuti Singh, said:“As an Indian supporter I was trulyblessedtohavebeenpresentat twoofthe most important games that Indiahas played in the history of the ICCCricketWorldCup.These twomatch-es were none other than the semi-fi-nalagainstPakistaninMohaliandthefinals against Sri Lanka in Mumbaiwhere India emerged victorious asthe 2011 ICC World Cup champions.

“Words cannot describe the emo-tions that ran through my veins theminute Indiacaptain,MSDhoni’ssig-

nature shot - the helicopter -went forasix,erupting thewholeof India,car-rying the team to victory.

“So Iwill continue tosupport Indiato notch up back-to-back World Cuptitles.”

N.R.Singh,vice-presidentof Ilem-be Cricket Union, said: “Althoughmyheart says South Africa, my mindsays Australia to lift the world cup.Australia has a well-balanced sidewith youth and experience.

“They have consistent explo-sive batsmen and their bowlersare not only consistent strikers,but theycancontainat thedeath.With explosive batting and highscores expected I predict that

bowling at thedeathwill be the keyto success.”

DiyajalMaharaj,agrade12pupilat Ashton College, said: “I lived inLondon for a long time and it’s be-comeapartofwhoIam. Iwillberoot-ing for Joe Root and Ravi Bopara toguide England to victory.”

Surauv Singh, a grade 11 pupil atNorthwoodBoysandaregularplayerfor Dawnheights, who ply their tradein the KZN Challenge League, said:“South Africa is my country and mydreamistoplaycricket forSouthAfri-ca some day. I expect AB de Villiersand Faf du Plessis to play prominentroles in guiding SouthAfrica to victo-ry.”

Isaac Abraham, president ofKwaDukuza Volleyball Association,said: “If theProteasdon’t reach the fi-nal, don’t look beyond the Aussies toclinch the ICC World Cup on homesoil. Australia boasts one of the mostdestructive batting line-ups in theworld. Thebatting line-up consists ofnames such as David Warner, ShaneWatson, GlennMaxwell, George Bai-

ley, Aaron Finch, BradHodge, Brad Haddinand Cameron White.

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