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MERVYN KRISHNA

WATER interruptions inKwaDukuzawill soon be athing of the past for the

communities ofKwaDukuza includ-ing Stanger Manor, Blythedale,Zinkwazi,HighridgeandKwaShan-gase in Ndwedwe and Masibam-bisane in Maphumulo, thanks to aMunicipal Water InfrastructureGrant of R321 million.

This was announced by iLembemayor Welcome Mdabe at a pressconference on Monday at the iLem-be Conference Room.

The grant funding will bespread over three years, 2013/14

-R49million, 2014/15 -R44millionand 2015/16 - R219 million.

The funding will be utilised forimprovements of pump stationswhich have been vandalised, Man-deni illegal connections in Sun-dumbili and KwaSithebe areas andcompletion of the Nsuze River Proj-ect which will be completed byMarch next year.

Mdabe said in KwaDukuza, ex-isting pipes will be replaced withPVC pipes (50mm 350mm) with in-stallation of new pipe fittings andspecials including PRV's, isolatingvalves, air valves, scour valves,chambers, valve markers and firehydrants. “Meter audits will be un-

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The mayor went onto say morethan R200 million was owed to themunicipality by ratepayers.

“We introduced a number ofstrategies, including cancellinghighdebts and introduced rand forrand to try and assist householdsthat could not pay for their waterconsumptionbut still the communi-ty is not co-operating.”

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“The introduction ofprepaid meter systemsis yet another strategyto assist the communitytopayfortheservicesthat the municipality isproviding.

“We have morethan 45 000 consumers on our system andonly three percent payrates and on top of thatthere are areas inMaphumulo and Ndwedwe that do nothave access to water.These are all the challenges that we have todeal with as the municipality," he said.

A budget ofR14,2 million has beenallocated for the Replacement Project inZinkwazi and work isexpected to commenceon 1 April.

An amount ofR14.2 million is allocated for High Ridge andR32.2 million for Stanger Heights and Glenhills projects have beenallocated respectively.

“There will beplanned shutdownsduring the project andas the district we willtry to keep the water interruptions to at least afew hours and not days.We ask for your understanding.”

The primary objectives of the project is toreduce water loss, service interruptions, watersupply costs and to improve system reliability.

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SABC Morning Live comes to KwaDukuzaMERVYN KRISHNA

KWADUKUZA Municipalityplayed host to SABC's MorningLivebroadcastyesterday(Tues-

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man conducted face to face interviewswith KwaZulu-Natal Premier SenzoMchunu, KwaDukuza mayor RicardoMthemu and president of Child Wel-fare SA-KwaDukuza Pravin Sham onmatters concerning service delivery,stateof theeconomy,environment,ed-ucation, human settlements, unem-ployment,health,artsandculture,etc.

Provincial political leaders, provin-cialsecretaryoftheANCSihleZikalala,NFP general secretary ProfessorNhlanhlaKhubisa,provincial leaderofthe DA Sizwe Mchunu, MF leaderShameen Thakur-Rajbansi and IFPleader Albert Mwango also reflectedon20yearsofdemocracy,politicalpar-ties’ codeof conductand issues thataf-fect the political parties in the lead upto elections.

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNASABC 2 Morning Live presenter Blaine Herman (extreme right) seen with from left:provincial secretary of the ANC Sihle Zikalala, NFP general secretary professorNhlanhla Khubisa, provincial leader of theDA Sizwe Mchunu, MF leader ShameenThakurRajbansi and IFP leader AlbertMwango.

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KWAZULU-NATAL Pre-mier Senzo Mchunucalledon the community

of KwaDukuza to pray forpeace,harmonyandunityinso-cietyat thisveryimportant timefor the nation.

Mchunuwasspeakingat theKZNProvincial PrayerDay cer-emony on Thursday at theKwaDukuza RecreationGround.

“Let us turn to almighty Godandask forhismercyandguid-ance. For indeed almighty Godis the source of peace and fromhim alone comes peace. Cer-tainly, when we know God, wewill find peace and when thereis no God in our lives there canbe no peace,” he said.

The premier urged citizensto respect each other, to be tol-erant with one another and to

respect thechoiceofeachother.“Thisisafreeanddemocrat-

ic society, inwhich each citizenis free to support and vote forthe party of his or her choice.Therefore, this democraticright of each citizenmust be re-spected. Hence, the exercise ofthis right should not be thecauseofanimositynorshould itbe a source of hate and strifeamong us.”

Mchunu urged all South Af-ricans to strongly reject anyap-peal to racial and ethnic senti-ments, hate mongering, racialdiscord and strife.

“Such appeal must be re-garded as lowly, immoral andindecent,whichhasnoplace inademocratic and civilised soci-ety.Weare all brothers and sis-ters,all South Africans, regard-lessofrace,creed,color,classorstatus. We cannot allow theseartificial barriers to createdivi-

sionanddisunityamongusandserve as a hindrance to realis-ingourdreamofabright futurefor all of our people.”

Speaker of the KZN Legisla-ture Lydia Johnson urged allpoliticians, party activists andsupportersof thevariouspoliti-cal parties to behave responsi-bly and to fulfill their social andcivic obligations with dignity,honor and honesty, during andafter the elections.

“Youmust remember this isa trust from those who nomi-nate you and it is a social con-tract for which you will be heldaccountable by God and by thepeople.”

Johnson went on to imploreall elections officials who aretaskedwiththeresponsibilitytoconduct the elections, that theydo so with the highest sense ofduty, proficiency andintegrity.

PHOTOS: MERVYN KRISHNAPictured from left: first lady of the province Thandeka Mchunu, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu,iLembe District mayor Welcome Mdabe and MEC for finance Ina Cronje.

KwaZuluNatal Premier Senzo Mchunu brings all faiths together

KwaDukuzamayor Ricardo Mthembu,Hindu priestDJ Maharaj,first lady ofthe provinceThandekaMchunu andKZN PremierSenzo Mchunu.

JYOTHI LALDAS

ACCUSED cop killer Lieutenant-Colo-nelThulamuzaMokoena(53)wasonceagain remanded in custody when heappeared in the KwaDukuza Magis-trate's Court on Thursday.

Mokoena, accused of arranging anambush that claimed the lives of hiscolleagues Constables Thobani XuluandSibusisoMthethwa,madehis first

appearance with his own legal repre-sentation.

The case was postponed untilMarch12, forhis lawyer topreparehiscase,whenMokoenaisexpectedtoap-ply for bail.

Also appearing on the day was ac-cusedserialrapistXolaniRichardMfe-ka widely know as 'Desperado'.

'Desperado' appeared for abail ap-plication which was denied. Etete

community members protested out-side the court in King Shaka Streetpleading for the court not to grant himbail.

‘Desperado’ is believed tobeoneofKwaDukuza'smost feared rapists andcurrently faces two counts of rape andone of robbery.

He was sent back to the UmhlaliSAPS holding cells and will re-appeartomorrow (Thursday, 6 March).

PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASCrowds gathered outside KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court opposing bail for accused rapist ‘Desperado’.

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IN last week's edition of the Weekly an advertisementtitled:“ApplicationforDevelopmentofLand:Etete Phase 4” for a human settlements projectappeared with the incorrect date.

The correct date is, in fact, 7 April.We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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Liquor stores now open on Sundays

SHANNON HOPKINS

NEVER againshallacravingfora glass of wine on a Sundayevening go unsatisfied.

Local liquor stores had their firstSunday of sales on 2 March, whichwas reportedly well supported.

This change in theKwaZulu-NatalLiquor LicensingActwas announcedby MEC of KwaZulu-Natal EconomicDevelopment and Tourism MikeMabuyakhulu last week. Some saythey are not in favour of the new Li-quorActstipulations,butstoressayatleast the public will have a choice.

Tops Lifestylemanager LorraineGovender said the announcementwas very sudden and the teamhad toquickly rally staff to be available forwork on Sunday, from 10am to3.30pm, as per legislation.

“It was quite a shock as it was sosudden, but we will give staff othertimeoff forworking onSundaysnow.The storewas actually really busy forthe first Sunday shift last week,” saidGovender.“Ithinksomeofthereligiousgroups

“While somedoabusealcohol, themajority douse responsibly,” he said.“The old laws banned alcohol saleson Sunday not just for the greatergoodofthecommunity,butinfurther-ance of narrow sectarian and reli-gious interest,” addedMabuyakhulu.

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THE iLembe Chamber Women inBusiness ForumandTraining andResources in Early Education(TREE)receivedanamazingdona-tion for one of the creches identi-fied in their baseline analysis.

It was and “overwhelming andbeautifulmoment”whenKarenneBloomgarden gave resident Lih-lithemba fromanunderprivilegedlocal area a wheelchair lastWednesday afternoon.

The forum and TREE extendstheir gratitude to theDurban Jew-ish Woman’s Association for thedonation, kindness and for mak-ing a major difference in the dis-abled boy’s life.

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Inhisspeech,Mabuyakhulusaid previous legislature hadfailed to address the economicaspects of the industry, andthat most people drank re-sponsibly.

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THE Stanger Hospital has launched theRoad Accident Fund (RAF) offices at thehospital premises.

The RAF offices opened in October 2013to assist with compensation for persons

who sustain bodily injuries as a result ofnegligent driving of motor vehicles inSouth Africa.

A formal launch was held in the hospital to introduce this public entity to the

community of iLembe as most people hadto travel as far as Durban to submit theirclaims.

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AN innovative quality learning and teachingcampaign (QLTC) was launched on Friday, 21February at the Enkukwini Primary SchoolGrounds.

The highly successful initiative involvedthe coming together of three schools in the ar-ea namely Enkukwini Primary, Gledhow Pri-mary and Albert Luthuli Secondary.

QLTC co-ordinator K Pillay said: “The out-reachprogrammewasdesignedtoensurethatevery child of school-going age is at school ev-eryday, on time and in class receiving qualityeducation.”

The Stanger Muslim Association (SMA)wasapproachedby theorganising committeeto lend their support and assistance.

SMApublic relationsofficerShainManjoo,said: “The SMA views education as the build-ingblockandcornerstoneof aprogressive so-cietyandsponsored1000Bustacooldrinksto-wards the event.

“Wearethrilledtobeapartofsuchaworthyeducational initiative.”The event was attended by Inkosi Baba Dubewho appealed to all stakeholders to workclosely toeradicate truancy, loitering, teenagepregnancy and drug abuse amongstlearners.

He added that the spirit of Ubuntumust beinculcated so that our learners as future lead-ers will make a marked difference insociety.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDReceiving Busta cooldrinks from SMA chairman Zaf Khan are from left Miss AC Moses(QLTC secretary) andMrs K Pillay (QLTC coordinator).

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Sue Barnes,school principalMusiwandile Sithole, PeaceSikhakhane, Deena Naicker,Amanda Gwadidi,Margaret Hirsch,Phaka Dube, Senamile Mhlongo,and GlendaThompson.

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I would like to tell you aboutmy experience of what I be-lieve is abusive behaviour inthe workplace, particularly ina business known as a “one-man-band businesses of alltypes”.

These are the kind of peo-ple who profess to run theirbusinessonafairandrespect-ful platform towards theirstaff, but in actual fact theydon’t do this.

Icangiveyoufirst-handex-perience of the most horrificincidents from employers to-wards their staff: torment,shouting, accusatory, sadisticand downright bullish andcruel behaviour.

However, theminuteacus-tomerwalksthroughthe door,theemployerturnsintoasmil-ing and charming owner.

This brings me to the nextfactor which is salaries andbonuses for the staff.

Examples of low salaries

being paid for very long hoursofworkwithno formof incen-tive or reward is the call of theday by the employer.

For some or other reasonsome employers think thatmaking their staff work for 13days in a row is acceptable.

This is not only abusive to-wards the more than hard-working employee, but it fliesin the face of everyone, be-cause the owner is living thehigh life with absolutely norecognition for the staff.

Those same staffmembersare the ones generating thishigh lifestyle for theemployer.Conveniently the “weak econ-omy” is used as an excuse bythe owner for lack of compen-sation towards the staff.

Conveniently, the employ-er knows very well that mostpeople need to work thesedays, but for some strangereason they think they havethe upper hand.

Another very unnervingexperience has been whereownerstrytogetawaywithin-discretions of all types in vari-ous fields and all that underthe cloak of God.

May I offer some verywords of advice to all employ-ees seeking employment?

Please do your homeworkon your prospective new em-ployer before you embark onyour new career.

Imyself havebeenanown-er of a very successful busi-ness. Iamfortunateenoughtoknow both sides of the work-ing situation.

With my given successfulexperience as an employer, Iknowfullwellthattheemploy-ers whom I have had to dealwith recently have a lot tolearn from the employees,who could very well be farmore competent than the em-ployers

Know your rights

Abusive employers, beware

IT’S Oscar season in South Africa and this onedoes not come with all the glitz and glamourpresented at the Academy Awards version in theUnited States.

The Oscar Pistorius case, which has its own channel on DStv, is in your face, whether you likeit or not.

There is a blow by blow account on social mediasites, the Carte Blanche channel is breaking thestory down piece by piece on their 24hour channeland every local news site is dominated by thetrial.

South Africa’s ‘trial of the century’ has begun andno matter what the outcome, citizens are interestedin some aspect of this story.

However, before Oscar season began PravinGordhan delivered the budget speech and didn’t surprise many with the results.

The word of the day being ‘increase’ petrol(again), sin taxes (alcohol and smoking) and theweakening rand.

Gordhan also said that government’s focusin 2014 is to eliminate wasteful spending andcorruption. South Africans are feeling the pinch withthe number of increases and many are looking fora silver lining. Locally, residents have complainedabout the lack of proper public transport systemsand have no cheaper option to get to places in theinterim eThekwini is trying to remedy their ongoingbus problems.

Judging by some of the comments on social media, some have decided to stop sitting around andcomplaining and are ready to make a mark comeelection time in May.

Tell us what you think email stangerweeklynews@gmail,com

Oscar season and the cost of livingEDITORIAL COMMENT

NERESH GAYAPERSHAD A bit about

DID anything great happen to you in the last24 hours? I mean something monumental...something you're so thankful for that you feltlike breaking out in song?

Go ahead, review your day.Maybe you're thinking about whether you

received any cheques in the mail or perhapsyou're just delighted because today's maildidn’t include any bills! As you consider thisquestion, you might reach the conclusion thatnothing truly spectacular occurred. But, holdon for a moment.

Did you have a place to stay last night -shielding from the elements? Imagine what itmightbe like if youandyour familydidn't havea roof over your heads. Is there a bathroom,plumbing or hot water where you live? Doesthat make your life a little more comfortable?

From the time you awoke, did you have theuseofyoureyesighttoseethesunandthebeau-tiful blue sky?

Wereyouable togetoutofbed,walkaroundand go outside? Some people won't have thatluxury today. What about your hearing?

Can you hear the sounds of the birds chirp-ing or the wind rustling through the trees? Atbreakfast, could you smell the fresh coffeebrewing or the toast after it popped up in thetoaster?

Whatwouldadaybelikeifyoucouldn'thearor smell or if you couldn't taste your food?

Yes, therearepeoplewhodon'thave the fulluse of these senses.

Andwhataboutthosethingsthataren'tnec-essarytosurvive,butthatenhanceyourday-to-day existence, items like a car, a radio, a televi-sion or a computer? Are you truly thankful fortheseandothergiftsyouregularlyuse?I'msurethat you get my point.

Eachday,wehavedozensof reasons togivethanks. Yet we generally take these things forgranted and fail to see them as precious itemsto be cherished. Of course, when any one ofthem is taken from us, even temporarily, wetake notice.

But, day in and day out, we rarely considerourblessings.WhyamImakingsuchabig fussaboutthis?It'ssimple.Whenyoufocusongrat-itudeandotherpositiveemotions, you feelbet-ter and are more relaxed, more creative andmore productive.

You also have a positive influence on thosearound you, at work and at home.It costs usnothing to be grateful and appreciative, yet ithas a considerable impact on thequality of ourlives. So, don't waste another minute. Everyday,reflectonthepricelessgiftsyou'vebeenen-joying. Openly share your gratitude with oth-ers.

And, the next time somebody asks if any-thing great happened to you today, you willhave plenty to say!

EVERYDAYis

Thanksgiving!

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>> The Association for the Aged Darnall is hostingits 13th annual general meeting on 15 March at 2pmat the Senior Citizens Hall.>>The Stanger Manor Durga Temple will conduct aSri Sathnarian Katha and Jhunda pooja on 16 March.Devotees wishing to participate can contact punditGulshan Sharma on 084 815 2156.>>The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir will celebrateHoli on Sunday, 16 March at 6pm. All welcome. Formore information call 032 551 2430.>>THe Glenhills Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple willbe observing the 20th annual PanguniwoothiramKavady festival. Flag hoisting 7 April at 5.30pm.Chariot procession 12 April at 12.30pm. Main kavady Sunday, 13 April at 8am. Flag dehoisting 15 Aprilat 5.30pm.>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal will be celebrating Holion Sunday, 16 March at 21 Greyridge Drive, StangerHeightsat6pm.Joinusforacolourfuleveningofsongand dance. Meals will be served.>>Glad Tidings Tabernacle Church has opened asoup kitchen. Not just to feed the hungry, but to instilthe Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in their hearts. TheFeeding will be at *Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor*, every Saturdaystarting from the 8 March from 9am to 10am.>>Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple(TOOPANS) will be holding its 102nd CHITRAPURVAM KAVADY FESTIVAL. The flag hoisting ceremonywill be on Monday, 12 May, hawan commencing at5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18May, devotees expected from 7am. The flag dehoisting ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20 May.>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal priest pundit KK Mishra is away until 11 June 2014. Priest on call is punditRoy Mahanga. Contact him on 032 551 6085 or 084556 6601.>>Weekly meditation classes in Ballito take placeon Tuesdays, 6.30pm 7.30pm at Ballito Library,Compensation Beach Road. Classes are R30 donation to government registered nonprofit organisation. Learn to connect with your inner potential forpeace and happiness. Everyone is welcome to dropin and enjoy practical advice and meditation practice.For information call 031 764 6193 or email in[email protected]/ www.meditateindurban.org>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the ShantaNarasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. ContactKubashni 0768257357.>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple will with continue with Yagna / Hawan for 48 days. Monday to Fridayat 6.30pm, Saturday at 3pm and Sunday at 9am.Contact Danny/Shaun 032 552 2382.>>ShantaNarasimhaTempleOMHealing(Mondayfrom 6.15pm to 7.15pm), Satsang (Thursday 7pm to8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha andRadha/Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). ContactKriyananda 032 551 4795.>>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more infoplease contact DC Naidoo 032 551 4361, Ashen 073670 2324.>>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.>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street,Stanger Manor holds services on Sundays (Sai) andMondays (Temple). Devotees are urged to attend.Small weddings can also be conducted at the temple.For more information contact Ram Makardood on084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services onSundays,MondaysandTuesdays.Smalltempleweddings and ceremonies also can be conducted at thetemple with your own priest. Cooking and baking canbe done by the temple band of ladies.For more information contact the clerk on032 551 1744.>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge DriveStanger Heights, holds the following activities:Weekly Satsang every Tuesday between 6pm to7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja first Tuesday, Ramayan reading last Tuesday. Free adult scriptural classes onThursdays between 6pm and 8pm.Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm to 5:30pm forfurther information contact P.R.O Mrs Madhuri Singon 082 324 3406.

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XOLANI NXUMALOUNDUNANKULU wesifundazwe saKwaZulu-Natal uMnuz. Senzo Mchunu, ukhulume ulimialuqondayo amakholwa ethula inkulumokukhukhulela-ngoqowomkhulekowokukhule-kelaukhethonokubonga iminyakaengama-20lelizwe lathola inkululeko, obusezinkundlenizemidlalo KwaDukuza, ngeledlule.

Eqinisaidoloabangazuzangakulohulumeniosubuseiminyakaengama-20,uthenjengama-kholwa kufanele bakuthathe njengesimo sase-Bhayibhelini lapho abantwana bakwa-Israelbakhishwa eGibhithe beholwanguMose ukuyaeKhenani, kodwa bangena khona sebeholwanguJoshua. Uthe uma nabo bebekezela belin-da,uyezauJoshuaozobangenisaeKhenani, ec-haza ukuthi lohulumeni ozongena ezintanjeniemuva kokhetho lwangomhlaka-7 kuNhlaba (May), uzoqhubeka lapho ugcine khona lohulu-meniophethe.Nakubaebengalibekingembabaelokukhankasela iqembuangusihlalowalo lap-haKwaZulu-Natal, i AfricanNational Congress(ANC), kodwa okwazi ukuyifunda ivaliweumzwile ukuthi uthini ngesikhathi esethi lokhokuyokwenzeka umabekhethe kahle, bengash-intshashintshanga ubuholi.

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KUYATHUSA ukuzwa umfundisi wezenkolo ekhuluma ngendlela okukhulume ngayo uMfu KennethMeshoe ongumholi weAfrican Christian DemocraticParty (ACDP) ngoMgqibelo ethula umhlahlandlela(manifesto) wale nhlangano.

UMfu Meshoe ungomunye wosopolitiki abangamagagu okukhuluma, kangangoba noma ungavumelani nemibono yakhe, kumnandi nje ukumlalela.

Kodwa igwebu alishaye ngoMgqibelo, lingishiyenomcabango wokuthi akafanele ukuba ngumfundisi. Asilindele ukuthi umfundisi wezenkolo, olindeleke ukuthi abe phambili ekubuyiseni izimvu ezilahlekile, kube nguyena okhuthaza ukuthi zingawanikezwa amalungelo afana nawabanye abantu.Ulinikwa ngubani ilungelo lokwahlulela abantubakaNkulunkulu?

Uyiqale kahle inkulumo yakhe ethi izinto ziyohamba kahle ezweni uma umphakathi uzokhethaiqembu elibeke uNkulunkulu phambili.

Kodwa usheshe wayilahla ngokuzenza ungqeqe,ecabanga ukuthi abalaleli ngeke babone ukuthiuqonde liphi iqembu uma ethi kukhona amaqembualokhu eqhakambisa abaholi asebafa.

Uqhubeke wagxeka ukuphathwa kahle kweziboshwa, wathi kufanele zijeziswe kanzima ngoba zisuke zonile. Nanxa sivumelana naye ngokuthi iziboshwa zisuke zonile, kufanele sikucabangisise ukuthi ziningi ezibhadle emajele ngamacalaezingawenzanga.

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Kindly take notice in pursuant of Judgment bythe above Honourable Court and Writ of Execu-tion issued thereon, the under mentioned mov-ables, belonging to the above Named executiondebtor will be sold in execution by the PublicAuction to the highest Bidder for cash, at JayKrishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m on THURSDAY,27TH MARCH 2014.1 x Fragram Gasoline Generator1 x No Name Generator2 x Jacks1 x Elephant Grinder1 x Bench Grinder Ryobi1 x Battery Charger Hawkins1 x Welding Machine No Name1 x Bench Top Press2 x Triport Stand1 x Defy Freezer1 x Double Door Fridge Master7 x Pce Dining Room Suite4 x Pce Lounge Suite1 x L.G TV + Wooden T.V Stand1 x Pioneer HI-FI with 2 Speakers1 x Hash Tech DVD Player1 x Grundig DVD Player1 x Engine Hoist1 x Red Heavy Duty Jack1 x Southern Cross Lawn Mower8 x Vehicle StandsTAKE NOTICE THAT:1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to ajudgment obtained in the above court2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hoursprior to the auction at the office of the Sherifffor Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza.3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite sub-ject to specific conditions, inter alia;-Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of2008(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id-99961)-Fica-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and ad-dress particulars;-Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 incash; and-Registration of conditions4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers Mr. R. Singh(Sheriff) and /or S. Reddy.5.Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.DATED AT STANGER ON THIS THE 03RDDAY OF MARCH 2014.EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYNARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANYOFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREETTEL: 032-552 3015REF: NP/PSG/R070

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Sisanda properties(1).5 bedroom housein Highridge. It’s a verybig beautiful house,very clean and fullyalarmed. Price R850000.(2).3 Bedroom housewith an outbuildingin Darnall. It is on theflat land and the yardis big, it is fully fitted.Price is R950 000For more info, pleasephone Mthunzi on 083729 6425 or at [email protected].

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ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOLapha ubesekhulekelwa ngabefundisi uNdunankulu uMnuz Senzo Mchunu nongqongqoshe bakhe kanye namalungu esiShayamthetho, emkhulekweni wokhetho obuKwaDukuza ngeledlule.kwesokudla sikandunanklulu ngumkakhe uThembeka, oyiMeya yoThungulu District Municipality.

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ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOKusenkonzweni yokukhulekela ukhethonokubonga iminyaka engama20 iNingizimuAfrika yathola inkulululeko, ebisezinkundlenizemidlalo KwaDukuza ngeledlule. Kusukelakwesokunxele kwabahlezi phambili obhekephansi nguMnuz. Ricardo Mthembu oyiMeyayakwaDukuza, uDkt. Sibongiseni Dhlomo onguNgqongqoshe wezeMpilo KwaZuluNatal,uNkk. Ina Cronje onguNgqongqoshe wezeziMali, kugcine iMeya yeLembe District Municipaslity uMnuz. Welcome Mdabe.

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Ephendula ngaloluhla lwezikhalouMnu. Mapholoba uthe; “Ngokwazikwami awukho umbango (dispute)okhona phakathi komqashi nabase-benzi lapha. Awukwazi ukusuka ub-hikishele umqashi ungekho umban-go”.

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mwu eletha lezi zikhalo ngomhla ka27January2013,ngobanomhlanga-no weLocal Labour Forum obeku-fanele kudingidwe kuwo lezi zintongawoumhlaka27January,ubhunt-shiswe wukungafiki kweSamwu,sangenela-ke isibalo sokuqhubaum-hlangano. Bathe banqatshelwe nga-malungu awo athe makungabi nam-hlanganozingakaphendulwa izikha-lo zawo.

“Ukuhlobana kwabasebenzi na-baqashi kulawulwa wumthetho.Kuhlinzekwe kumThetho-siseskelowezwengaphansikwaMalungeloeS-intu kuSigaba 17 no 18. Kulawulwanayi Labour Relations Act no. 66 ka1995. Kukhona nomkhandlu olawu-laizindabazabasebenziboHulumenibaseKhaya nabaqashi iSouth AfricaLocal Government Bargaining Coun-cil (SALGBC). Akukho lutho-ke thina

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OFFICIALS of Ilembe Darts Associationwere left redfaced after the poor turnout at the fouraside darts tournamentheld at the Action Sports Bar in Darnallon Wednesday night.

A mere 20 players converged at the

Action Sports Bar to participate in thethird darts tournament of the 2014 season resulting in two teams (comprisingof four players each) advancing to thesemi's without throwing a singledart.

Ilembe Darts Association experienceda decline in membership over the lastfive years since moving their base toDarnall with the problem reachingalarming proportions in the last two

years. Last year, a mere three clubs(comprising of six teams) comprising ofa maximum of 40 players participatedin the darts league programme.

Officials of Ilembe Darts Association,aim to find an alternative venue (preferably in KwaDukuza) in the hope of increasing their membership or take radical steps (offer more incentives) to encourage more players to participate indarts.

Failure to increase their membershipcould result in the untimely death ofcompetitive darts in KwaDukuza withthe hope of prospective playersbeing selected to participate inthe national darts championship shattered.

In the 4aside darts tournamentheld on Wednesday night, the quartetof Sanjay Singh, Sashen Naidoo, Terrence Subban and Rajesh Parasaraman

beat Jerry Govender, Charlie Pillay, Vishalin Parmasivan and Vasa Rungasamy(21) to emerge champions.

Subban was in prolific form, notching up a brilliant 171 (comprising ofthree treble 19's).

Tonight (Wednesday), Ilembe DartsAssociation will host a mixed trebles(threeaside) tournament at the ActionSports Bar in Darnall commencing at7.30pm.

Disappointing turnout at darts tournament

WEEKLY REPORTER

SEVEN KwaDukuza Athletic Club (KDAC) athleteshoisted the club's flag high in East London on Saturday after successfully completing the 42.2km Buffalo Marathon.

The athletes were greeted by perfect weatherconditions on Saturday morning before the darkclouds dissipated halfway into the race. Apart fromthe heat, the uphills took its toll on the runners.

But, the seven athletes were not deterred by thetreacherous route or the humid conditions and wereecstatic after crossing the finish line to qualify for the2014 Comrades Marathon.

Dippy Moodley spearheaded the KDAC team finishing the 42.2km race in a splendid time of 4:06. Hewas followed home by Nishen Chetty (4:11), DannySewmungal (4:23), Terrance Vellan (4:31), IndranNaidoo (4:35), Leon Moodliar (4:35) and Gordon Pillay (5:16).

Meanwhile, in Tongaat, Jay Ramnath (3:12), Melody Ndlovu (3:30) and Chander Gungadeen (4:11)successfully completed the Tongaat Panthers 32km

race on Sunday.Praveen Shah (1:27), Yathin Narothum (1:30),

Paddy Padayachee (1:31), Juglall Jagadaw (1:34), Nikeyi Maarbeel (1;36) Jeewan Rampall (1:44), EugeneNadasen (1:46), Sue Gungadeen (1:48), Shekaar Gungapersad (1:50), Yulesha Devnarian (1:55) and Ashnee Naidoo (2:04) were jubilant after finishing the16km race/walk.

Dippy Moodley, Nishen Chetty, Danny Sewmungal, Indran Naidoo, Leon Moodliar andGordon Pillay successfully completed the42.2km Buffalo Marathon in East London onSaturday.

KDAC flag flying high in East London

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MANOR trounced Warriors Interna-tionalby253runs inan IlembeCrick-et Union 50-Overs League gameplayedat theCountryClubGroundonSaturday.

The marriage between Pak Inter-nationalandWarriorsSporting in thehope of combining forces to defendtheir domestic 50-overs leagueseemedtohavehit therockssince thebeginning of February.

Rajiv Mathapersad, manager ofWarriors International, said: "Themarriage between us and Pak Inter-national is overdue to creativediffer-

ences. We opted to re-build our sidewith younger players and give thema chance to develop".

The decision by Manor to bat firstafterwinning the toss backfired afterYusuf Bhorat was dismissed by Jure-no Govender for four runs.

Alveiro Nadasen joined Radesh-war Singh at the crease and this pairshowedscant respect for theyouthfulWarriors attack.

They put on a splendid 151-runspartnershipbeforeSinghwasrunoutfor 43 runs (which included threefours and a six).

Nadasen, who has been in prolificformwith thebat throughout thesea-

son, scored a mammoth 142 runs(which included 20 boundaries andtwo huge sixes) before being caughtand bowled by Pratheer Ramkaran.

Manor posted 318/6 in their allot-ted 50-overs. Ramkaran (3/52 from10 overs) andGovender (2/31 from8overs) were the pick of the Warriorsbowlers.

In reply Warriors were bundledout for a paltry 65 runs with Ram-karan (25) the only batsman to offerany resistance.

SaieshanLogenathan(3/18from5overs) and Desigan Pillay (2/17 fromfourovers)werethepickof theManorbowlers.

Dawnheights notched up an im-pressive double-header victory overthe weekend.

On Saturday they beat Ashraffiyaby a solitary wicket in a domesticTwenty-20LeaguegameplayedattheCountry Club Ground and on Sundaythey trouncedMandeniby81-runs ina50-OversLeaguegameplayedattheGledhow Ground.

In the match on Saturday, Dawn-heights won the toss and elected tofield first. Ashraffiya posted 128/5 intheir allotted 20-overs.

Ozary (41)andUmar (33)were themain contributors for Ashraffiya.Adhil Mohan was themost economi-

cal Dawnheights bowler claiming3/30 from four overs.

Dawnheights snatched victory inthe last delivery of thematch afterAliPillay (15 not out) dispatched the ballto the boundary. Mukul Mishra (32)top-scored for Dawnheights.

On Sunday, Dawnheights won thetoss against Mandeni and elected tobat first. They posted 119/9 in 47-overs.

Keane Govender (37), AvishkarRamduth (24) and Suveer Maharaj(16) were the top scorers for Dawn-heights. T. Maoyi (4/18 from 4 overs)and S. Dlamini (2/20 from 10 overs)were the most successful Mandeni

bowlers.Chasing

120 runs forvictory (at arate of 2,4 runsper over) thevisitors wereskittled out for38 runs in the26th over.

Man-of-the-match Maha-raj was the de-stroyer-in-chief forDawnheights,claiming 6wickets for 11runs from 10overs. He waswell supportedby Govender(2/15 from 10overs) andRamduth(2/11from fourovers).

Manor Cricket Club registered an emphatic 253runs against Warriors International in a domestic 50overs league game played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

Manor trounce Warriors International

ADJUSTMENTS BUDGET 2013/14The 2013/14 Adjustments Budget for KwaDukuza Local Municipality is published in accor-dance with the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003 and the Local GovernmentMunicipal Systems Act 32 of 2000. This adjustments budget was tabled by His Worship, theMayor of KwaDukuza at a full Council meeting which was held on Wednesday, 26 February2014.

The 2013/14 approved projects have not been removed from the Medium Term RevenueExpenditure Framework (MTREF). However, funds have been reallocated within the MTREF toensure attainment of the municipal objectives. Council did not adjust rates and tariffs as this isnot allowed during the section 28 MFMA process.

EXTRACTS OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

The extracts of the estimates of income and expenditure for the financial year ending 30 June2014, are hereby published in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 4 of the MunicipalFinance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003.

Copies of the Adjustments Budget are available for inspection at all the Municipal offices aswell as on the Municipality’s official website at www.kwadukuza.gov.za.

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JYOTHI LALDAS

THE Tempe Military Base in Bloemfonteinplayedhosttothehighlyanticipated Karate South Africa (KSA) All StylesNational Championship recently, asthe provinces filled in their numbers,team KZN was geared up and enrouteto test and push their boundaries ofcompetition in karate.

Five local karate students (karatekas), who recently achieved their KZNcolours, had the honour of representing their province at this prestigiousevent.

Tarika Gokar, Aaron Naidoo, UmarFarouq Suliman, Rivaldo Ponnadu andMikyle Reddy, diligent karateka of theKokusai Karate Club in KwaDukuzaforged ahead into participating in thecompetition. The highest calibre offighters including kata technicianswhere present and the standard ofcompetition was one of internationalrecognition.

The 2014 national team selectionofficiated a mass of WKF qualified referee’s and technical teams to managethe smooth and efficient running ofthe tournament.

Tarika Gokar and Umar Farouq Suliman gave an excellent account ofthemselves as they competed with

true vigour and enthusiasm while in hisvery first attempt, new comer MikyleReddy secured his position of beingrankedfifthinhisKSA2014kumitedivision.

Aaron Naidoo and Rivaldo Ponnadu, two well seasoned karateka,both clenched third place in their respective division after numerousrounds of skilled kumite.

“We have karatekas participating inevery championship being held in andaround South Africa, Aaron and Rivaldo reside in the top 3 SA fighters, whileMikyle is ranked fifth in South Africawithin their divisions, we are proud ofthem and they will now set their sightson bigger events in this year,” saidKokusai public relations officer RichardPonnadu.

Sensei Sherwin, instructor of theKokusaikarateDojowouldliketothankall the parents and karateka for theirunremitting support to the sport andensures continuous developmentthroughout 2014.

“The club has been producing qualityathletes since inception, hard work, determination and a strong work ethic iswhat matters, Congratulations to mykaratekas on a sterling performance.”For registration contact 073 178 5775 oremail [email protected].

Kokusai Karate shine atnationals 2014WEEKLY REPORTER

NANDI Shooting Stars tamedTigers (3-2) inaSAFAKwaDu-kuza Local Football Associa-

tion Division One League gameplayedatahumidRecreationGroundon Saturday.

The Tigers’ skipper, NkosikhonaMthembu squandered a golden op-portunity of putting his side ahead asearly as the fifthminute after he beattheoffsideand,withthegoalmouthathis mercy, kicked wide.

Minutes later Mthembu had achanceof redeeminghimselfafter re-ceiving a precision-timed cross fromThabiso Dlamini on the right flank,but missed the target again.

Stars striker Nqobane Mbuyisawasbroughtdownintheboxinthe15th

minute and the referee did not hesi-tatetoawardStarsapenalty.Mbuyisawatched indismayafterhis spot-kickbeat the Tigers’ keeper, Sabelo Em-manelMdletshe, but ricochetedoff thecrossbar.

In the 20th minute Thabiso Dlaminiwasbroughtdown just outside theboxby theStars centraldefender,whowasfortunate to get away without beingshown a yellow card for his recklesschallenge. Dlamini put Tigers ahead(1-0) after his thunderous free-kickbeat the Stars keeper.

Atthestartofthesecondhalf,Tigersskipper Mthembu was replaced bystriker Xolisani Gwelani. In the 50th

minute Sbongokonke Mkhize wasbrought down in the box and Starswere offered a second penalty in thematch.Mkhizeconvertedtheresultantspot-kick to level the scores at 1-1.

On the stroke of the hour-mark, theStars left-back was deemed to havehandledtheballdeliberately inthebox

and the referee had no option but toaward a penalty to Tigers.MphenduloMthembu converted the penalty to re-store Tigers lead (2-1).

Insteadof searching for a thirdgoalandsealingthefateoftheirrivals,Starsadopted a defensive approach, pro-tecting their 2-1 cushion. SiyandaMa-phumulo latched onto a cross fromMkhizeandhammeredtheballintothetop-left hand corner to snatch a vitalequalizer for Stars (2-2).

In the dying minutes of the game,Mkhize’scrossfromtherightflankwasheaded by the Stars central defenderinto his own goalmouth to give Stars a3-2 win. The victory cemented Starssecond-spot on the log standing with16 points from seven league appear-ances, boasting five wins with a drawand loss next to their name.

MelvilleUnited,making theirdebutin the KLFA Division One League, hadto settle for a point in their 1-1 drawwith themore fanciedTownviewoutfitat theRecreationGroundonSaturday.

Rocky Park United extended theirleadat the summit of the log tablewitha3-0drubbingofEx-LuckyStarsat theManor Ground on Sunday. Cobranotched up their first victory fromthree league matches after beatingTornado(4-2)attheShakavilleGroundon Sunday.

IntheKLFAPremierLeague,Them-beni United extended their unbeatenrecord to nine games on a trot afterbeating Young Lions 3-1 at the Recre-ation Ground on Saturday. On Fridaynight Tiger Boyz and Movers sharedthe spoils in a 1-1 draw at the Recre-ation Ground.

Nandi Shooting Stars, pictured, registered a thrilling 32 win against Tigers in aKwaDukuza Local Football Association Division One League game played at theRecreation Ground on Saturday.

Nandi Shooting Stars tame the Tigers

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JYOTHI LALDAS

WELL known sports ad-ministrator Isaac Abra-hamhas returnedunop-

posedaspresident ofKwaDukuzaVolleyball Association (formerlyknownasStangerandDistrictVol-leyballAssociation) foraphenom-enal 20th year in succession.

This was announced at KDVA’s32ndannualgeneralmeetingheldat Manor Primary School onWednesday night.

Abraham,who has been at thehelmatKDVAsince1994said:"OnThursday, 5 December 2013 theentire world virtually came to astandstill as it mourned the deathof our elder statesmanand formerpresident,NelsonMandela.News-papers and the social networkspoured out messages and tributesas theworld celebratedhis life andbade farewell to an incredible hu-man being,"

"The famous words of the lateNelsonMandela: 'Whenamanhasdone what he considers to be hisduty to his people and country, hecan rest' should serve as an inspi-rationandmotivationforeachofusasadministratorsofthesporttoget

involved in the upliftment of ourcommunity," added Abraham.

He said that sport is a powerfultool in bringing people together.

Abraham said that as adminis-trator of sport, he aims to take aradical stance in mobilising youthand keep themaway from evil de-vices like drugs.

He aims to get them more in-volved in sport.

Abraham said that the EZE'S

Electrical-sponsored KDVA Com-petitive Leaguewas themost com-petitive one in 2013 with GroveEnd snatching honours in the fi-nal league match of the season todethrone reigning championsKSST.

The exuberance of the youthsaw the Glenhills-based Titansoutfit overpower defending cham-pions Teachers Style to clinch theKDSA Social League title.

In the Sunil Pranpath Incorpo-rated-sponsored KDVA CorporateLeague, Grove End proved toostrong for their rivals to grab hon-ours.

KDVA was indebted to theirsponsors:

NazirKhanofStyleCollections,Sunil Pranpath of Sunil PranpathIncorporated, KwaDukuza SportsAssociation (KDSA), RonnieChinnsamyofEZE'SElectrical,Ev-elyn Govender of Sanchez Spur,Yugendri Naidoo of Kista's MobileWorkshop, Anesh Naidoo of PieWorld, Shokes Naidoo of PowerSpares,GoolamRandereeofRand-sons Furnishers and the ReubenFamily of Darnall for their kindgenerosity in promoting volleyballin KwaDukuza.

Abraham said they looked for-ward to their support in 2014.

He complimented the KDVAplayers who were selected to rep-resentKwaZulu-Natal at the Inter-Provincial Tournament (hosted byVolleyball South Africa) in 2013andurged all players toworkhardin the new season in the hope ofearning a call-up in the provincialsquad.

Abrahamoutlined three priori-ties in the new season, namely therevival of women’s volleyball inKwaDukuza, the launch of theyouth and junior league at the endofMarch and the formation of vol-leyball structures in Ndwedwe,Maphumulo and Mandeni.

Other officials elected to serveon the KDVA cabinet for the 2014season include Bevlin Thaver andKrishKisten (vice-presidents), Ra-jiv Mathapersad (treasurer), Mar-lene Peters (secretary), Ashlin Pil-lay (assistant secretary), AslamRanderee (record clerk), AnilSingh (assistant record clerk),Thula Somduth andNevenBaldeo(primary and secondary schoolsvolleyball co-ordinators) andRevyHarryprasad(corporateleagueco-ordinator).

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KWADUKUZAVolleyball Association (KDVA)will kick-off their 2014 season with the Tro-phies Engravers-sponsored Top 8 KnockoutTournament on Thursday, 6 March com-mencing at 7pm.

Eight teams comprising of Grove End,KSST, Randsons, Warriors Sport, Titans,Teachers Style, Sunbrook and Cool Leaderswill contest the2014Top8KOCup.Thesemi-finalsisscheduledfor13Marchwiththeplay-offs for third spot and the final scheduled totake place on 20 March.

On Friday, KDVAwill host the A & S PartyShop-sponsoredwomen’s tournament at theassociation courts commencing at 6pm.

KDVApresident,IsaacAbrahamurgedthewomen of KwaDukuza to come out in theirnumbers to participate in the first women’stournament of the 2014 season before thelaunch of the Women’s League later in themonth.

Abraham is optimistic that teams fromMandeni andMaphumulo and former KDVAwomen’s league champions, All Blacks willparticipate in Friday’s tournament. Ladiesinterested in playing, but who are not regis-tered with any team are requested to reportto the courts at 5.30pm.

Participation in the tournament is freewith supper (courtesy of A & S Party Shop)provided for all ladies. For further informa-tion regarding the women’s tournament,contact KDVA president, Isaac Abraham on079 428 0345.

Inothervolleyballnews,KDVAareexpect-ed to make a strong bid for honours in theKwaZulu-Natal Volleyball Youth Champion-ship scheduled to take place on Saturday, 8March at the University of Durban WestvilleSports Complex.

At the end of the tournament, KwaZuluNatalVolleyballwillannounceasquadtopar-ticipate in the Volleyball South Africa (VSA)YouthChampionshipscheduled to takeplacein July (venue to be confirmed). Abraham isconfident that a number of KDVAwill be put-ting their hands up on Saturday in the hopeof earning their first provincial cap.

The launch of the KDVA youth and juniorleague is expected to take place at the end ofMarch.

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