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‘Heart of her community’RAMKISSON’S MURDER CHARGE:

Rulingoverturned‘He cannot be convicted on suspicion alone’ — judge

MERVYN KRISHNA

THESupremeCourtofAppeal (SCA)overturned themurder convictionof KwaDukuza resident Nishen

Ramkisson, who is serving a 15-year-prisonsentenceforhisroleinthemurderif his uncle Jairam Ramkisson in June2006, on Tuesday.

TheSCAhas set asideNishen’s convic-tion for murder as the judge said he mayhave been embroiled in the rivalry be-tween the two families. “While theremaybe suspicion that he was in cahoots withhis parents, he cannot be convicted onsuspicion alone,” said the judge.

Nishenwas arrestedwith his parentsDewnath and Nirmalah Ramkisson, forthe murder of Dewnath’s brother andrival businessman Jairam Ramkissonand the attempted murder of his wifeShashika Ramkisson.

JairamwasshotandkilledoutsidehistakeawayinHulettStreet.Shashika,whosurvived, was shot in the neck.

Evidence in the trial indicated that thetwo brothers hated each other and a keystate witness, who pleaded guilty to com-mitting the crimeandwhowas sentencedtolifeimprisonment,claimedtohavebeenhired by the Ramkissons.

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Minister takes actionTaxi violence: transportdepartment findsresolution

MERVYN KRISHNA

THE Maphumulo Taxi Associa-tion does not have authority tooperate on the Darnall to

Stanger route, transport MECWilliesMchunu said on Thursday at theKwaDukuza council chambers.

Speaking at the emergency meet-ing with KwaDukuza Municipalitycouncillors, Mchunu said the depart-menthadreachedthefinaldecisiononthematter and hoped that this wouldresult in an end to the taxi violence inthe area.

“After lookingatalldocumentationand following thorough process, wehave concluded that Maphumulo andits members have to stop operatingthe contested route of Darnall,” Mc-hunu said in a statement.

This decision was reached afterthoroughconsultationswithallaffect-ed parties including the legal repre-sentativesofmembersofMaphumulothat illegally operated the contestedroute.

His department had further planstorestorenormality in taxioperationsin the area.

Mchunu met the Maphumulo andKwaDukuza Taxi associations wherehe informed themof his final decisionover the contested route.

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In one incident, a passenger wasinjured.

“I have engaged the police to pro-videmaximumsecuritytoensurepub-lic safety, mainly at the taxi rank andin Darnall,” he said.

Mchunu planned tomeet the com-munityofDarnall nextweek to informthem of his decision.

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Judge JanCombrink convicted allthree, sentencing Dewnath to lifeimprisonment,hiswifeto18yearsandhis son to15years inSeptem-ber, 2009.

The three appealed to the pro-vincial division sitting in Pieter-maritzburg, but were turneddown. Nishen then petitioned theSCA which granted him specialleave to appeal.

In the judgment,penned by actingJudge ConstanceMocumie (with fourjudges concurring),she said the mainevidence in the trialhad come from Wil-liamSitholewho tes-tified as an accom-plice witness.

He told how hehadbeenbrought in-to contact with thefamily through co-accused JabulaniMkhizewhohadbeenrecruitedbyDewnath to kill his brother.

Mkhize had taken him to thefamily business, a fish shop adja-cent to the deceased’s business.

Sithole wanted R35 000 tocarry out the killing, but Dewnathoffered only R15 000.

At some point, Dewnathbrought his wife (Nirmalah) andson into the roomtohelpmediate.

According to Sithole, Nishenasked himwhy hewas asking forsuch a high amount.

“[Nishen said] the personwhowe are asking you to kill is abso-lutely worthless,” said Sithole.

Sithole said Nishen thereaftersaid he would have “killed himhimself if he wasn’t involved withthe police”.

He then left the room.Negotiations failed that day

and Sithole left without agree-ment being reached.

The judge said there was noevidence regarding further dis-cussions or negotiations or that

Dewnath was privy to anythingfurther.

A few days later, Sithole shotJairamashewas lockingupshop.

The judge said themain attackonconvictionwas that it hadbeenbased on common purpose whenthere was insufficient evidence,as the words he had utteredproved he had actively associatedhimself with his parents’ plan.

She agreed that apart from theevidence that hewalked in from thefront to the back ofthe shop and utteredthe “vengefulwords”, thestatehadnot proved any formof active participa-tion and “mere ap-proval” of the plandid not suffice.

“As morally rep-rehensible as it isthat he wished hisuncle dead or eventhoughtofkillinghimhimself,whathesaid

doesnotamount toactiveassocia-tion.

“His participation was re-moved from the active executionof the plan and, it can at best, beregarded as evidence that he hadsome knowledge of it,” saidMocumie.

Nishen’s attorney Anand Nep-aul who handled the appeal, saidthisjudgmentwasasanimportantreminder of the legal require-ments for common purpose con-victions.

One of the appeal judges point-ed out that thiswas introduced ata time of political violence whenidentification of individual perpe-trators was difficult in mob at-tacks.

“It isnotappropriate touse it inthese sorts of cases where thestate, on the evidence, cannotprove co-perpetration or conspir-acy,” he said.

Nishen told theWeekly hewashappy the SCA overturned hisconviction.

Nishen Ramkisson.

Murder charge overturnedPolice’sswiftworkresults inarrestsMERVYN KRISHNA

THE KwaDukuza Crime Intelligence, Tacti-cal Response team and the Umhlali taskteam embarked on an operation looking forwanted suspects after avictimwashijackedof his vehicle recently.

At about 9.50pm on 19 April the victimwas at a friend’s place at Shombela town-ship,KwaDukuzaoff-loadinggoodswhenhewas approached by three armed men.

It isallegedthatthemenoverpoweredthevictim and took his 9mm pistol.

The suspects shot towards the victim buthe was not injured.

They fled in his Toyota Hilux bakkie.Four days later, the members arrested

three suspects and recovered two unli-censed firearms in their possession.

One of the recovered firearms was takenduring the hijacking.

Acaseofhijackingandattemptedmurderwas opened at the KwaDukuza policestation.

All suspects - aged between 16 and 26yearsold-appearedintheKwaDukuzaMag-istrate’s Court on lastweek facinghijacking,attempted murder and possession of unli-censed firearm and ammunition.

Thecasewas remandeduntil 29April forfurther investigation.

KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Commission-er,LieutenantGeneralMmamonnyeNgobe-ni commended the speedily arrest of the hi-jackers by the members. “This shows thatour officers are dedicated in their duty tomake sure thatwanted criminals are appre-hended and brought before the law,” shesaid.

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5Dhiya Maharaj (middle) of Stanger Manor Primary School wasthe winner of the Interschool Mahatma Gandhi Speech Contestat Shakaskraal Primary. Dhiya will represent the region in the

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The Mayoral Awards provide a unique opportunity forindividuals or organizations to:

Showcase their originality, ingenuity and dynamism.Demonstrate their determination and abilityto strengthen SMMEs and local economic andcommunity development.Encourage the culture of community service andvolunteerism.

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The following categories of awardees will be selected fromthe different communities / wards / projects/organisations within the Municipality:

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exemplary by the community and peers.3. Sport and Recreation: Honours an individual/

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4. Woman Achiever: Honours a woman who in her

dedication, has succeeded despite the genderinequalities in our community.

5. Successful Person Living with Disability: Honours anindividual who, through determination and dedication,has succeeded despite the challenges faced bypeople living with disabilities.

6. Clean Environment: Honours an individual/organisationfor contributing in the creation of a clean, healthy andsafe environment.

7. Wealth and Job Creation: Honours an individual/organisation who through his/her/their determinationand dedication has/have contributed to the

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8. Best Performing Ward Committee: Honours a WardCommittee whose outstanding performance isexemplary to other Ward Committees.

9. BEE Compliant Company/Business: Honours acompany whose contribution to the growth of overallinvestment potential in the community takes intoaccount the economic development of previouslydisadvantaged individuals.

10. Councilor of the Year/ Best Performing Councilor:Honours a Councilor who has served his/herconstituency with dedication and is exemplary to othercouncillors.

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period 1 January 2013 to 01 February 2014.Entrants must be prepared to provide additionalinformation to the panel of judges upon request.All winners will be recognised at the Gala Dinner on the13th of June 2014.Only one winner per category will be chosen.The panel of judges reserves the right to refuse anynominations which do not comply with any of the rulesnoted herein.

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>>The Glenhills Sri Siva Soobramaniar Templemembers place on record their thanks and apprecia­tion to the community for assistance and sponsor­ships in support of their annual kavady festival heldearlier this month.

>>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.The feeding will be at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor every Saturday from9am to 10am.

>>Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple(Toopans) will be holding its 102nd ChitrapurvamKavady Festival. The flag­hoisting ceremony will beon Monday, 12 May, with hawan commencing at5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18May,devoteesexpectedfrom7am.Theflag­dehoist­ing ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20 May.

Sri Mata Amritanandamayi video screening and freereiki healing on Monday, 28 April. All welcome. Ven­ue: Gledhow Temple Hall. Time 10am­12pm.For fur­ther details, contact Vimla on 082 745 8956 or031 409 9899 and email gangiahvimla@gmail.com

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>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the Shan­ta Narasimha 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 or Shaun on 032/5522382.

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>>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 Makardoodon 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.

>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services onSundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. Small templeweddings and ceremonies also can be conductedwith your own priest. For more information contactthe clerk on 032 551 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.

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ANTIBIOTICS:AANNTTIIBBIIOOTTIICCSS::What you need to knowWhat you need to know

AN antibiotic is an agent that either kills or inhibits(halts) the growth of a microorganism. Most people,during the course of their lives, have taken one or morecourses of antibiotics. One of the first antibiotics, cre­ated by Alexander Fleming, was Penicillin. Today, wehavehundredsofdifferenttypesof antibiotics.Antibi­otics are grouped into different classes, each classpossessing a different mechanism of action.Some of the classes, to name a few, include:PenicillinsCephalosporinsPolymxins

QuinolonesSulphonamidesMacrolidesTetracyclinesAntibiotics have varied uses:For the treatment of:Bacterial infectionProtozoan infection (parasites)Immuno­modulationFor the prevention of infection :Surgical woundsDental antibiotic prophylaxis

Conditions of neutropaenia (eg: cancer related)Route of administration:

Antibiotics can be given orally (tablet / syrup), intra­venous (via a drip, in more serious infections). Some an­tibiotics can be given topically, in the form of ointments,eye drops, ear drops. The route of administration de­pends on the site and severity, and your family physicianor specialistwilldecideonthebest,mosteffectiveroute.Principles/rules of antibiotic useTry not to use too many of them.Your physician will prescribe antibiotics only if he/shefeelsthattheillnessyouarepresentingwith,will bene­

Duration of treatmentMost antibiotics are prescribed for a duration of fivedays, however, based on the symptoms you presentwith, this can range from three days, up to 10­14days.Physician prescribedALWAYS seek the opinion of your family practitioner/ specialist before the initiation of an antibiotic. Anti­biotics carry substantial risk, and must be prescribedby your doctor. Never initiate a course of antibioticsobtained over­the­counter. Your family practitionerhasinformation providedbyMicrobiologists(fromtheleading Pathology Laboratories), and can make thedecision to start a specific class of antibiotic based onthis information, together with your symptoms. Inap­propriate and widespread use of antibiotics has ledto the emergence of antibiotic­resistant bacteria,which has now led to numerous health organisationslobbying against its liberal use. In KZN and South Afri­ca, there are numerous Specialist organisations in­volved in the “ANTIBIOTIC STEWARDSHIP PRO­GRAM”, aimed at eliminating the unnecessary use ofantibiotics.Drug-drug interactions

The common interactions are seen with the birthcontrol pill, as well as alcohol. Physicians, in currentpractise, are limiting the number of different medica­tions given, in the attempt to minimise these drug­drug interactions. Drug­drug interactions reduce theeffectofeach individualmedicationused,andincreas­es the side­effects that a person experiencesSide effects

All medication have side­effects, and antibioticsare not without its range of side­effects. These rangefrom mild to very serious. These includ :Nausea and vomiting (common)Gastritis / DiarrhoeaSevere allergic reactions (anaphylaxis)Vaginal candidiasisAlways ask your physician about the antibiotic thathe/she intends on prescribing, and make an informeddecision on the use of it.

For further information, contact Dr Strini Chettyon 032­55­22­911

Date: 03/05/14Venue: Mdoniville

Community hallIndian Village Stanger

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fit from a course of an­tibiotics. After com­pleting a course of an­tibiotics, yourphysician may opt toperform certain inves­tigations, before com­mencing a secondcourse of antibioticsfor the same initialsymptoms.Choice of antibioticAppropriate choice isbased on the locationand severity of your in­fection, eg: the antibi­oticchoiceforabacteri­al meningitiswillbedif­ferent from that of asimple community­ac­quired pneumonia.Correct dosingThis is important inchildren, where thedosing depends heavi­ly on the weight of thechild. The daily doseshould be divided intodaily, twice daily, etc,depending on the na­ture of the antibiotic.

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9Medical Feature

Practicing at:Practicing at:

Lindley CourtLindley Court

18 Lindley S18 Lindley Street,treet,

StangerStanger(next to Hypersing’s(next to Hypersing’s

Pooja Shop)Pooja Shop)

Alberlito HospitAlberlito Hospitalalon Saturdayson Saturdays

from 9am to 1from 9am to 12pm2pm

By appointment onlyBy appointment only

Practicing at:

Lindley Court

18 Lindley Street,

Stanger(next to Hypersing’s

Pooja Shop)

Alberlito Hospitalon Saturdays

from 9am to 12pm

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Visit Doctor Natashafor all your chiropractor needsSUGARSarebad inyourdiet.Refinedsugar is completelydepletedofnutri-ents and life force and all that it hasis pure carbohydrate.

Your body cannot use this refinedcarbohydrate and it alters the acidlevels in the blood.

Sugar does not provide any nutri-ents, rather itusesup essentialnutri-ents.continuingto ingestrefinedsug-arwill result incalcium inbodybeingtaken from the bone and teeth, thusweakening these.Sugar is storedintheliverasglyco-

gen.When toomuchof sugar is takenin, the liver isoverloadedandreleas-es this sugar as fatty acids into thebloodandit is thenstoredindifferentparts of the body: the belly, buttock,breasts or thigh.

We need to be less than moderateinoursugarintake,themoreweavoidit, the healthier, our bodies will be.

Instead of artificial sweeteners,rather usemolassesorstevia.Molas-ses protects the heart and adsminer-als and vitamins toward the healthy

healthy eating plan.Eatingbadlyshouldnotbea priori-

ty, however, living healthily ought tobe.

Budo Martial Art Centre hostsweight loss classes and general fit-nessclasses,inordertohelponetogetinto shape thereby optimising one’s

ability to live life to its fullest.In order to function at your best,

onemustbe functioningata hundredper cent.

Exercising supports your lifestyledemands by keeping one healthy, inshape,strengthenedandstillhavetheenergy to enjoy eveningsafterwork.

However, if youdocurrently sufferwithdiscomfortinthebackandspine,it would be best to consult with,Doc-tor Natasha Singh, the chiroprac-tor , inordertodetermineifandwhenexercises may begin.

If, the need does arise, Dr Singhwill perform treatments before, rec-ommendingexercises inordertopre-vent any future injury or discomfort.

Always remember that exercisecannot and shouldnot be donewhenthere is pain and inflammation, as,these may make the pain, stiffnessand restrictions in the body worse.

Generally,evenafteronehasstart-ed training regularly, ensure thatthere are regular chiropractic check-ups depending on the state of one’sspine, in order to prevent injury fromdeveloping.To book an appointment contact DrNatasha Singh on 031 551 1376.

Something assimple as in­correct sugarintake andimbalance,can cause sideeffects of in­creasedweight gain.PHOTO: FILE

functioning of thebody, stevia hasbeen shown to low-er blood pressureand treat diabeteswith no side effects.

Something assimple as incorrectsugar intake andimbalance cancause side effects ofincreased weightgain.

Being over-weight places astrain on the func-tioning of your en-tire body.Thisincludesyour

heart, breathing,spine, your mentalhealth, self condfi-dence and self es-teem.

It multiplies anypain or discomfortthat youmaybecur-rently experiencing.

The first step is toeat less junk food.Eathealthy,andre-

sist the urge to eatunhealthy snacks inbetween meals.

There is no needto snack directly af-ter a meal. The feel-ing of “over-full-ness” merely fa-tigues one’s bodyfurther. One musteat such that theyhave space for an-other meal in thestomach. The tum-my should not befilled to its brim, itshouldbe just belowso that one is able tomaintain activitiesin the day and arenot lethargic.Eat small, healthy

meals. The type ofmeal consumed isindividual depen-dant.

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Service GuideS

EVERGREEN MOTORS

Mechanical and Auto Electrical workshops are welcome!

Tel: 032 - 552 2093

Ravi - 082 667 1790

for a fast, professional and cost effective quotation for

all your vehicle repairs!

* Full diagnostic using the

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workshop for all mechanical,

auto-electrical and fuel

Smithers Road, Stanger (opp Sasko Bakery)

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*Engineoveralls *Allmechanical repairs

EXOTIC STAGE DÉCORAND CATERERS

Contact: Gan NaickerCell: 076 265 4456

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Suppliers of MERANTI Garage Doors

Tel:

032 586 3331

Manufacturers of quality,

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Phone : 082 971 5040

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Inamuphi umthelela impilo yakho emphakathini?

KUNENGOMA eyayivame ukudlalwanguMnuz Welcome ‘Bhodloza’ Nzi­mande emsakazweni wesiZulu

uKhozi FM, enezinhlamvu ezithi: “Umbula­lelani omunye umuntu ngoba ngelinye il­anga uzomdinga?”

Lo mbuzo awudingi ukutolikwa ngobausobala njengezinqe zeselesele. Lesi silo­mo sakoMphephethe sasidume ngaman­coko anongwe ngobukhulu ubuhlakanioKhozini FM uma sisakaza. Sashiya em­sakazweni sesingumphathi sangena ema­bhizinisini. Sasivame ukuyidlala le ngomangesikhathi kusabhidlange udlame kulesisifundazwe iKwaZulu­Natal.

Nanamhlanje ngisamkhumbula kahleuBhodloza uma esekhuza udlame ethi:

“Hhayi bo bafana bakithi nabulalana kan­gaka kwenze njani? Yini le engaka eniy­ibangayo engeke ilungiswe ngomlomo?Wena nsizwa ophethe isikhali njengobangikhuluma nje, uyakhohlwa yini ukuthi lomuntu olindele ukumbulala udalwenguNkulunkulu njengawe? Uzokwenzenjani kusasa uma usubhekene nesimo lap­ho uzodinga khona usizo lwalomuntuocuthele ukumjuqa?” kubuza lesi silomosakoMphephethe.

Yini eyenza ngikhulume kanje ngoB­hodloza? Isizathu ukuthi impilo yakhe ibenomthelela omuhle, owakhayo em­phakathini. Angivumelani kahle hle nala­ba bantu abavame ukuthi uBhodloza wa­zakhela udumo ngomculo kamasikandiemsakazweni. UBhodloza ubenguthishangaphambi kokusebenza emsakazweni.Ababefunda naye KwaDlangezwa HighSchool, bathi wayevele eyisilomo kwas­esikoleni, kanti nangesikhathi esefundisawayengaconsi phansi kubafundi nakoza­kwabo.

Indaba kaBhodloza ibuye emqondweningilalele intshumayelo kaMfu ArmstrongMakhanya wase­United CongregationalChurch ngePhasika. Uthe wonke umuntukufanele azi ukuthi indlela aziphatha

ngayo inomthelela kwabanye, kanti kun­jalonje, nendlela abanye abantuabaziphatha ngayo, inomthelela empil­weni yakhe.

“Ngakhoke,” kuqhuba uMfu Makhanya,“kufanele sonke siqikelele ukuthisiziphatha kahle ukuze kusizakale naban­ye. Kukhona abaphila ngendlela elimazaabanye, kube khona nalabo abaphilangendlela ebaphilisayo abanye. Vele­keimpilo injalo, inezimo ezimbi nezinhle.Futhi ngeke siziqede izimo ezimbi. Ziyohla­le zikhona ziyizinselelo. Okubalulekile uku­thi sibe nobuchule nobuhlakani bokubhek­ana nazo sizinqobe.”

Uthe neNkosi uJesu akazibalekelangaizinselelo, wabhekana nazo ngqo, wazin­qoba esizwa nguNkulunkulu. Uthe akulo­na iphutha ukuthi empilweni kube khonaizimo ezinhle nezimbi.

“Uma zonke izinto zihamba kahle em­pilweni yakho,” kuqhuba yena, “ubokwaziukuthi kukhona okungalungile. Kanjalofuthi uma konke kungahambi kahle, kusu­ke kukhona okungalungile. Abanezimotobayazi ukuthi i­battery lidinga u ‘positiveno­negative’ ukuze libe namandla, likwaziukuhambisa imoto.”

Uthe kuzokhumbuleka ukuthikwasekuqaleni impilo yoniwa ngumuntuoyedwa ensimini yase­Eden, kodwayabuye yalungiswa ngumuntu oyedwa,iNkosi uJesu. Yingakho ethi impilo yomun­

tu oyedwa inomthelela kwabanye abanin­gi. Ulinganise ngabantu okubhalwe ngaboeBhayibhelini njengo­Abraham athe uku­lalela kwakhe uNkulunkulu kwamenzawabusiswa kwaze kwabusiswa nezinganezakhe nesizukulwane. Uqhubeke walin­ganisa nangoSawulu owayewuhluphoebulala amakholwa kodwa ngokugcinaelalele iZwi likaJesu ngesikhathi eshaywangumbani, laphendulwa igama lakhe wa­ba nguPawulu wase enza okuhle em­phakathini okwaphendula izimpilo zaban­ingi.

Ngaphandle kwalaba okukhulunywangabo eBhayibhelini, uthe nalapha eNing­izimu Afrika, uNkulunkulu ulethe uMnuzNelson Mandela ongasekho obenomthelela omuhle ezimpilweni zabanin­gi, hhayi eNingizimu Afrika kuphela kodwaemhlabeni wonke.

Kanjalo nathi kulengosi namhlanjesithi:“Umasonkesingaziphathangendlelaezoba nomthelela omuhle emphakathini,sihloniphane,angabikhonaobukelaphan­si omunye, izwe lingashintsha, libenokuthula nenqubekelaphambili.

ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUMFU Armstrong Makhanya

GUY VEZIguy.vezi@media24.com

KUBE nesguqo ehholo lomphakathi eZamani elok­ishini laseDanela, abefundisi bakhona bamabandlaahlukahlukene bekhulekela udlame lwamatekisi ose­luqale phansi KwaDukuza namaphethelo, kubangwaumzila wakhona eDanela.

UMfu Nelson Mkhize ohlele lomkhuleko egamenilenhlangano yabefundisi iDarnall Ministers’ Fratenal,uthe banqume ukukhuleka njengoba kuthinteka in­dawo yabo kulolu dlame.

Kubhekene ososeshini ababili bamatekisi okun­gowaKwaDukuza nowaKwaMaphumulo. Utheokunye abebekukhulekela wukhetho olunokuthula..

Aliphumelelanga kulomhlangano iSekela leMeyayoMkhandlu weLembe, uNkk Dolly Shandu, laselimelwa yikhansela lakwa­ Ward 2, uNksz NonsikeleloParkies, onxenxe abantu ukuba baphume ngobuningibabo bayovota, bangabalaleli laba bathi makuy­okoniwa amavoti.

Unxuse nalabo abathi abakasizakali kuhulumeniukuba bafunde ukubekezela, balingise uDkt NelsonMandela owakwazi ukubekezela iminyaka engaphe­zu kwama­30 elindele leli thuba lokuthi umuntu omn­yama akwazi ukuvota. Kushumayele uMfu. EricButhelezi webandla iDarnal Hope Baptist.

Ohole ukukhulekela udlame lwamatekisi, okuyin­

to ebonakalayo uma ungena emigwaqweni yase­Danela njengoba kunabantu abama ezimpamban­weni zemigwaqo bephethe izinhlokohlela zezibhamu,kube nguMfu Dudu Mfeka, webandla iNew HopeChurch. Owokubonga iminyaka engama­20 yenku­luleko uholwe nguMfu Mkhize weDarnall CommunityChurch.

Owokukhulekela ukhetho olunokuthula uholwenguBishop M.C. Mkhatshwa webandla iGod Save theWorld. Owokukhulekela udlame nokuhlukunyezwakwabesifazane nezingane nobugebengu kube nguM­

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWEUMnuz Willies Mchunu onguNgqongqoshe we­zokuThutha, ezokuPhepha koMphakathinokuXhumana ofuna uxolo kwezokuthutha.

Bakhulekele udlame lwamatekisi nokhetho abfundisi base danela

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fu Erica Kirkby we NewHope Church.

Kwenzeka lokhu njeuMnuz Willies MchunuonguNgqonqoshe we­zokuThutha, ezoku­Phepha nokuXhumana ,akaphumuli kulezizi nsu­ku ezama ukudala uxoloembonini yezokuthuthaezindaweni ezahlukeneKwaZulu­Natal.

Xolani Nxumalorxntmn@gmail.com

Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza invites tenders for the followingat Winter Fair 2014 to be held from 26-29 June 2014.1. Disco2. Security services

Tenders to be hand delivered to the Welfare Centre, corner ofCato and Jacaranda Streets, KwaDukuza.

Envelopes to be sealed and clearly marked ‘Disco Tender’ or‘Security Tender’ as the case maybe.

CLOSING DATE: 08 MAY 2014Enquries: Penny Dhaver/Sharon Reddy

032 551 2129

TENDERS-WINTERFAIR 2014

is looking at assistingprospective candidatesby awarding subsidizedbursaries. (T & C apply)

Tel: 031 701 3637vicky@industrialtc.comwww.industrialtc.com

Factory A, 13 Henwood Road, New Germany

Industrial Training Centre

Industrial Training Centre is aMerseta Accredited training provider

and trade test centre

Offers candidates and school leavers an opportunity toobtain skills in the following:

Fitter Training 4weeks R3 950.00Electrical Training 4weeks R3 950.00Welding Training 1week R1 950.00

Please note the above amounts are payable by the learners as thetraining is subsidized by Industrial Training Centre. All interested candi-dates should respond via email or call the training centre to register.

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Deadline forClassified

Advertising isMonday 10am.Contact Nalishaon 032 552 3363

CLASSIFIEDSACCOMMODATION

BUSINESS FOR SALE

HOUSE TO LET

STANGER WEEKLY148 King Shaka Street, Stanger

Tel: 032 552 3363 Fax: 032 552 3985

AYER ROCK Guest-house, 74 Gera-nium Street, StangerManor, “Tasteful ex-ecutive accommoda-tion”. Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICAKWAZULU-NATAL LOCAL DIVISION,

DURBAN CASE NO. 5085/2012In the matter between:-

FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITEDA division of FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED

PlaintiffAnd

BORN AND BRED DESIGN CCFirst Defendant

ZAMOKHULE NKOSISecond Defendant

NOTICE OF SALEThe under mentioned property will be sold in execu-tion on 13 MAY 2014 at 10h00 outside the Office ofthe Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at 134/6 Mahatma Gan-dhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.The property is situate at:(a) Section No. 25 as shown and more fully describedon Sectional Plan No. SS 778/2008 in the schemeknown as 1 Palm Lakes-Fish Eagle in respect of theland and building or buildings situate at Royal PalmEstates, in the KwaDukuza Municipality of which sec-tion the floor area according to the said SectionalPlan is 271 (Two Hundred and Seventy One) squaremetres in extent; andan undivided share in the common property in thescheme apportioned to the said section in accor-dance with the participation quota as endorsed onthe said sectional plan;Held under Deed of Transfer No. ST 28738/2010Subject to the conditions referred to therein and par-ticularly a restraint against transfer in favour of theRoyal Palm Home Owner’s Association and/or itssuccessors-in-titlePHYSICAL ADDRESSFlat No. 25, 1 Sibayi Street, 1 Palm Lakes Fish Eagle,Royal Palm Estate, Tinley ManorIMPROVEMENTS: A sectional title dwelling com-prising of brick under tile dwelling consisting of 1 xlounge, 1 x dining room, 1 x kitchen, 3 x bedrooms,2 x bathrooms, 1 x shower, 2 x toilets, 2 x carports,3 x verandasZONING: Residential(The nature, extent, condition and existence of theimprovements are not guaranteed and are sold “vo-etstoots”)The full conditions of sale may be inspected at theOffice of the Acting Sheriff at Suite 6, Jay KrishnaCentre, 134/6 Mahatma Ghandi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.TAKE FURTHER NOTE THAT;1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a Judge-ment obtained in the above court.2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours be-fore the auction at the Office of the Sheriff for LowerTugela at 134 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger,KwaDukuza.3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject toconditions, inter alia; Directive of the Consumer Pro-tection Act 68 of 2008, URL Reference Number(URL http://www.info.gov.za./view. DownloadFileAction?id=99961)4. FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and addressparticulars.5. Payment of a Registration Fee of R 10 000 in cash.6. Registration conditions.7. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, will con-duct the sale with auctioneer R Singh (Acting Sheriff)and/or S Reddy.8. Advertising costs at current publication rates andsale costs according to court rules apply.DATED AT DURBAN on 11 April 2014Sgd S. RAMDASSPLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYRAMDASS AND ASSOCIATES308 Cowey RoadBerea, Durban 4001Ref: Mr. S. Ramdass/vs

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We invite applicants for the following positions atour Stanger office:-

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Salary comm. with exp.Only shortlisted candidate will be contacted.We reserve the right not to fill any vacancy.

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Office and Rooms to letin CBD. Contact: 074483 9325.

Security: Reaction Of-ficers/Supervisors1)Reaction officers:Psira Grade C, Driverslicence Code 8, Fire-arm Competency.2)Security officers: Psi-ra Grade D.Contact Numbers: 032-552 2331/2 or 072 7003501.

Attention all rural schools/schools withEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) intothe KZN Premier Spelling Bee North Coast regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the North Coast Spelling Beewill be published in the 2 May 2014 edition of theSta nger Weekly, Coastal Weekly & Ballito Fever.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to kznspellingbee@media24.comOR

Send us the below information via email,kznspellingbee@media24.comOR fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014 North Coast Spelling Bee* Entries close on 13 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com,OR fax it to 0865344256.

SCHOOL DETAILS:

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* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 13 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

Physical Address: ______________________ Tel: ( ) __________________________

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Name: _______________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

ENTRANT DETAILS (PUPILS):

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ___________________________

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Grade 10:

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ____________________________

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Grade 11:

SCHOOL STAMP

(or a copy of birth certificate)

(or a copy of birth certificate)

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Gogo Es­ther Lynnwith hergranddaugh­ter Leonie.

PHOTO: SHAN-NON HOPKINS

SHANNON HOPKINS

“THE people laughwith us, crywith us,getbetter fromsick-

ness, or pass away. We see alltheEtetecommunity’s troubles- and joys,” says SummerhillHouse’s Esther Lynn.

Lynn,affectionatelyknownbymost as “Gogo”, is a much-loved Etete resident and anintegral member of theSummerhill House non-profit organisation team.

Many lives have beenmade brighter by herkindnessandgenerosi-ty, on her own accountand through the NPO.Shecooksforandfeedsthe people. She teach-essometosewandselltheir work. Shehelps them getbirth certificatesand ID documentsso they can work orobtain grants. Shealso takes time topraywith thosewhoare inconsolable.Lynn has brought

up 11 children in herhome - eight foster chil-

dren - and still helps care for

numerous others.“I have always loved children, and so

many of them in the community do nothave enough to eat and are sick and needhelp. Someof themhavebeenabandonedby their parents, or the parents are awayworkingmostof the time. Idon’thavea lotmyself, but I cannot turn them away.”

Lynn is able to feed 50 children once aweek with the help of Roberts and Chap-lin’s audit departmentwhich supplySum-merhill with sandwiches every Tuesday.

Lynnalsocooksduringschoolholidayswhen the childrenget ahotmeal eachdayto make up for the meal they would nor-mally recieve at school.

Funds, raised by Summerhill, also gotowards getting documentation for peo-ple, school fees, taking Bibles to the com-munity, building the Summerhill facilityand more.

Lynn was born and grew up on theTweedie family’s sugar farm inlandon theNorth Coast, and worked for the them formany years. She eventually moved whenmost of the family had moved away ordied, and it no longer felt like home. Shethen got a job through her church with afamily that needed help to look after theirtwins, and she then moved with them toPretoria for a time.

“I will never forget, it wasmy first tripin an aeroplane and I was so excited andnervous, but had to be calm to look afterthe children,” she reminisced.

Shedidnotstay long inPretoria, saying

thereweretoomanypeopleandit“wasnother type of place”.

Shewas unemployed for threemonthsbefore getting a job, again through herchurch, with Summerhill founder PaulaOwen about 12 years ago.

Lynn has not had an easy life, havingnever been to school, losing her husbandin1990andthenhavingherhomeandfur-niture in Stanger repossessed as shecouldn’t pay the instalments without herhusband and she found herself homelesswith 11 children to take care of.

Lynn was desperate and even consid-ered prostitution as a solution to help paykeep her home. She decided though thatahouse,evenoneshebuiltwithherhands,wasnotworthherdignity. Luckily ChurchAlive helped her find a temporary placeto live in.

Lynneventually foundahouse inEtete,whichtheOwenfamilyhelpedherbuyandwhich is now the heart of many Summer-hill gatherings.

Tearfully she says she doesn’t knowwhereshewouldbeifitwasnotforherem-ployer and close friend, Paula. “Paula hasa wonderful, kind heart. She has done somuch for me and the community. She isvery special to all of us. Thanks to her myhouse will be ours forever.”

The Summerhill concept began 10years ago, andwas officially registered asan NPO in 2007.

If you want to help, contact032 947 1210.

Wishing Mello allthe best with herfirst show and

hope that everyoneattending has a

blast...From Param Joseph and everyone

at THE MATTRESS KING

Congratulating MelloCongratulating Mello9 Lindsay Road | P O Box 1184 Stanger 4450

Tel: 032 551 3041 | Cell: 073 986 7955Email: sales@scmcc.co.za

51 SHEFFIELD COVE, SHEFFIELD BEACH

CONGRATULATIONS MELLO!

The secret of your success is yourway of greeting tough and easy

things in a lighter way and winningthem over in your own personal style.Keep going and success will be yours

always!

TEL: 032 525 5501CELL : 083 786 1524FAX : 0862328206

EMAIL: isoexcellence@ymail.com

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WISHING MELLOEVERYTHING OF

THE BEST

GEMINITel: 032 511 2211 | 26 Strelitzia Road, Stanger

ADVERTORIAL: A seriously funny productionMELLOGilbert,ahighschoolEnglishteach-er, is takingher senseofhumour to the stagewith a new show.

The show ‘Mellodramatic’ dealswith ev-eryday funny experiences imitating certaincolourful characters who Gilbert met in herlife time.

“I’dliketoshareuseofsatiretobringseri-ous social issues to light! My singing skillswillalsobe includedintheshow!Iamassist-ed with sound for the production by the tal-ented Creagen Naidoo,” she said.

Gilberthasapassionfortheartasshehasstared in a number of production in herchildhood.

“I have lots of acting experience sincechildhood. I have participated in everyschoolproductionpossible! I alsoplayed thelead role inHasinaKathradas’ very popular‘Another Look at Yourself’,” she said.

Gilbert has her Bachelors degree inSpeech and Drama.

Shecurrentlyalso tutors speechanddra-ma to little kids.

The singlemother-of-four said, “Nomat-ter what life throws at me - I havemanagedto laugh every single day - that’s my meansof survival. I’m always making friends andfamily laugh so it was suggested by thesefriendsandfamilytohostmyveryownshow,especially since Stanger is starved of enter-tainment!”

Gilbert co-directed the production of“Thuurkaari” and participated as “MadamHalwa” for Stanger Manor Secondary.

She also directed many other produc-tions including Ronnie Govenders “At theEdge”andAtholFugards “PeopleareLivingThere” for Manor Secondary and DarnallSecondary.

She played the “Green Goddess” in theShoestring Company’s production of “Man-go Leaf Magic” directed by Themi Venturas(popularlyassociatedwiththeCatalinaThe-atre in Durban).

Gilbert has also participated in severalprofessionalplaysanddancedramasduringher threeyearsofstudyingdramaatUniver-

sity of Natal.She recorded two documentary voice-

overs for TV at UKZN Audio-Visual Centre -one of which was on Prison Rehabilitationanda copy of itwas requestedby and sent tothe then president Nelson Mandela.

She assisted Dr Eubulus Timothy duringthe shoot of an East Net Christmas Specialin Durban and appeared in this TV show aswell.

“Iwanttheeveningoftheshowtobearealfunsocialgathering.Theshowstartsat8pm,butdoorsopenat6pmonwardsas therewillbesomedeliciouslightmealssoldbyvarioustalentedcooksandpatronscanhaveacasualdinner with friends before the start,” saidGilbert.

Theshowis ratedPG13andshe is lookingforward to support from her community.

Tickets are R50 and are available fromRAYMENS Supermarket or Quick ServiceDry Cleaners.

Alternatively callMello on 082 951 7791or 084 706 1150.

>> Etete resident is the heart of her community

Living life for others

ArcadiaPharmacy

Yakoob Manjoo ccMohamed ManjooBPharm (Rhodes) MPS

“Your First Step in Health Care”

73 King Shaka Street, StangerTel: 032 552 7860 Fax: 032 551 3474

Cell: 082 648 5325Email: arcadia37@mweb.co.za

Good luck & best wishes

GEORGE’SCONSTRUCTIONBuilding and Civil Contractor

FOR WORKMANSHIP & EFFICIENCY

Tel: 032 551 1094 Fax: 032 551 1093georgesconstruction@msn.com

CONGRATS MELLOWish you all the success

AUM

Ramalingum (Krish) Arunajalam

You and your family are kindly requestedto attend the yearly memorial ceremony

of the late Ramalingum (Krish) Arunajalamof Highview Park Tugela

Date: Saturday, 3rd May 2014Time: 15:00 to 16:00

Venue: 412 Highview Park Tugela

Your presence will be highly appreciated.Kind Regards Radha, Titus & Wade

Ramalingum (Krish) ArunajalamRamalingum (Krish) Arunajalam

You and your family are kindly requested You and your family are kindly requested You and your family are kindly requested

Although we are apart now, you’re always in our hearts, inevery single thing we do, you play the biggest part. When wehave to make decisions, and we don’t know what to do, ourthoughts, we find, will go right back to you. We think of howyou’d handle it and try to work it out, it’s at times like this we’llreally miss, having you about. Not only for this reason, whenthings are going bad, there are million different reasons whywe’ll miss you Dad!

You and your family are kindly requested to attendthe 6 Month Memorial Ceremony of the late

Devchan Chathu (Shan)Date: Saturday, 03 May 2014Venue: 31 Everest Road, Stanger Heights, Stanger

Family and friends are requested to accept this as apersonal invitation.

Forever remembered by your loving wife, Dolly, children,Amesh & Sadhna, Peter & Reshma, Nirvesh & Rachael &grandchildren, Alisha, Shane, Neil & Dylan.

In Loving Memory

DevchanChathu

ISITHEBE Paints hopes of annexing the inaugural An­dy Hooblall Memorial League (hosted by KwaDukuzaDarts Association) title was dented after they suf­fered back­to­back league defeats.

A fortnight ago they went down narrowly (6­7) toR & B Gledhow and on Wednesday night they suffereda humiliating 9­4 defeat at the hands of GledhowUnited at the Taste of India Restaurant.

United stamped their authority in the match rightfrom the start after winning the opening two team(1001)matchesandnotchedupahat­trickofvictoriesafter winning the first (801) trebles match.

Meanwhile,Nevil'sAuto,whoprovedtobeaperen­nial thorn in the flesh of the Darnall Action Sporting

Isithebe Paintssuffer twodefeats

MERVYN KRISHNASEVEN karate fighters took part in one of Japan’smost prestigious karate events, the Kyokushin Iko2014 International friendship tournament, last week.

They arrived home at King Shaka InternationalAirport to much ceremony last Thursday.

They were the only team from Africa selected bythe International Karate Organisation (IKO) to com­pete abroad.

KwaDukuza deputy mayor Dolly Govender, hascommended KwaDukuza fighters for waving the na­

tional flag with pride abroad saying this is a cause forcelebration. She welcomed the fighters back homeat the airport following their two day clash in Tokyo.

“Given or taken, the blows are experience,” Goven­der told the team, just briefly after their final touch­down.

“Being selected to compete with the best of thebest is a quantum leap forward for the nation andthis is a cause for national pride and celebration. Weare proud and convinced that this tournament will re­sult to positive spin­offs back at home,” she said.

The fighters set out on a journey last week. Thetournament is held only every 10 years. The road tosuccess is never easy, Govender explained “nothingis done overnight, sports like Karate is masteredthrough trial and error”.

kwaDukuza Deputy Mayor Dolly Govender (centre) seen here with KwaDukuza fighters, their immedi­ate family members and members of KwaDukuza Council

KwaDukuza flag flies high in Japan

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outfit throughout the2013 season continuedtheir domination yetagain in 2014 after wal­loping their arch­rivals9­4 last Wednesday.

Nevil's Auto held anarrow 4­3 lead head­ing into the singlesmatches of the evening.

Sanjay Singh, SidneyNaicker, Shaun Pillay,Paddy Padayachee andNevil Kisten put on afive­star performancein the singles matches•

They out played De­van Gounden, DaveGovender, Waine Nai­doo, Jordan Naidoo andSashen Naidoo respec­tively to shut the dooron the faces of their ri­vals and give Nevil's Au­to a 9­3 lead.

Preollen Moo­thusamy avoided awhite­wash for the Dar­nall lads in the singlesmatches after beatingKuben Naidoo in the fi­nal match of the eve­ning.

Nevil's Auto will behoping to notch up ahat­trick of league vic­tories tonight(Wednesday) whenthey entertain IsithebePaints at the Taste ofIndia Restaurant at7.30pm

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WEEKLY REPORTER

EZE'S Electrical hasgiven KwaDukuzaVolleyball Associa-

tion (KDVA) a huge boostwith the announcement of awhopping R10 000 spon-sorship.

R5 000 will be used forthe 2014 EZE'S ElectricalCompetitive League andR5 000 towards the year-end knockout tournamentwhereby the winner willwaltz away with a cashprizeofR2000and the run-ner-up will pocket R1 000.Prizemoney will be award-ed toall teamsparticipatingin the year-end knockouttournament.

PresidentofKwaDukuzaVolleyball Association,Isaac Abraham expressedhis sincere gratitude toRowanChinnasamy(CEOofEZE'S Electrical) on hismagnanimous gesture inpromoting volleyball inKwaDukuza.

Abraham said, "For thefirst time KwaDukuza Vol-leyball Association fostereda relationship with EZE'SElectrical last year inwhichtheysponsoredtheCompet-itive League to the tune ofR5 000 and we're excitedthat theyhavedoubled theirsponsorship in 2014 andlook forward to a long last-ing relationship".

Five teams comprisingreigning champions GroveEnd, KSST, Randsons,War-riors Sport and Titans willcontest the 2014 EZE'SElectrical CompetitiveLeague title which will bedecided over four rounds.

KSST, who were de-throned as EZE'S ElectricalCompetitive League cham-pions last year, kicked offtheircampaignwithafluent2-0 win against WarriorsSport on Thursday night.

Syd Kistan's charges gotoff toadreamstart since thestart of the season winningthe KDVA Top 8 Knock OutCupandwerecrownedEas-ter champions last month.

Despitethelossofcentralattacker andblocker, Dami-

an "Shrek" Peters to UKZNat the start of the 2014 sea-son,thereturnoftheirprod-igal son, Lloyd Chetty cou-pled with the emergence ofthe youth in the KSST line-up,makes them firm favou-rites toreclaimthetitle fromGrove End.

However, Grove Endboast a wealth of talentedplayers and are expected tofight right down the wire intheir quest to retain theleague title.

Itwasabaptismoffireforthe newly promoted Titans

the 2014 season.In the KDVA social

league, the former leaguechampions Teachers Stylekicked off their campaignwithafluent2-0winagainstMOB.

Sunbrook were in forrude awakening after goingdown 2-0 to Virgo, who arestronglyfanciedforhonoursin the social ranks.

In other volleyball news,KDVA will kick-off theirYouth (under 16) and juniorleague (under20)campaignon Saturday, 10 May.

It is compulsory for allteams participating in theCompetitive and SocialLeague to field a junior oryouth squad.

All registration bookletsfor the youth and juniorleague teams (including aphotograph) and a compos-iteregistrationformmustbesubmitted to the recordsclerk, Aslam Randeree byThursday, 8 May.

Teams that fail to complywill be barred from partici-pation in the competitiveand social league.

RowanChinnasamy(CEO ofEZE'S Elec­trical) pres­ents acheque ofR10 000 toKwaDukuzaVolleyballAssociationrecordsclerk, AslamRanderee.Looking ona generalmanager ofEZE'S Elec­trical, DylanChinnasamy.

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ASHRAFIYA were blown out ofthe Warriors sport-sponsoredTwenty-20 Knockout Cup afterslumping to a humiliating nine-wicket defeat at the hands ofOceanville in the quarter-finalsplayedat the countryclubgroundon Saturday.

Ashrafiya shot themselves inthe foot after posting a paltry 88runs on a perfect batting strip intheir allotted 20 overs. A. Hansa(19)andZ.Hansa(16)weretheon-lybatsmentoofferany resistance.

Rajiv Ramsing was the pick ofthe Oceanville bowlers claimingfive wickets from his four-overspell.Akshay Juggernath tookhistally to fourwickets in thecompe-tition after grabbing two wicketsagainst Ashrafiya.

Chasing a moderate 89-runsfor victory, Oceanville sentAshrafiya reeling out of the com-petition with a massive six afterthescoresweretiedat88.Man-of-

the-match Juggernath top-scoredwith a brilliant half-century (62)which included two sixes.He tookhis run tally in the competitionto107,which included three sixesaltogether.

Meanwhile, at the GledhowGround, man-of-the-matchHarry Naidoo inspired Morning-side to a nailbiting eight-run vic-tory against Dawnheights in aquarter-final clash on Sunday.

Morningside batted first andposted 106 runs in their allotted20 overs. Naidoo top-scored with59 runs, which included foursixes.

In reply Dawnheights (nineruns short of the target) werebowled out for 98 runs. D. Misra(24) and S. Singh (23) top-scoredfor Dawnheights. Man-of-thematch Naidoo claimed 3/11 fromfour overs. Morningside andOceanville will contest the semi-final on Saturdaywith thewinnertodobattlewithManor inthefinalat the country club ground onSunday.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSponsor, Rishen Mathapershad of Warriors Sport congratulates HarryNaidoo on his outstanding performance with the bat and ball toguide Morningside to the semi­final of the Twenty­20 KO Cup.

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snatch 4-2 win

>> Thembeni skipperhammered the finalnail into the MntwanacoffinWEEKLY REPORTER

THEMBENI Football Club camefrom a goal down to snatch athrilling4-2winagainstMntwa-

na in a Safa KwaDukuza LocalFoot-ballAssociationPremierLeaguegameat the recreation ground on Sunday.

Mntwanashouldhaveopenedtheiraccountasearlyasthe10thminuteafterZondi Thobani broke free on the rightflank and unleashed a perfect cross tothe unmarked Mzamo Magwaza, buthis shot ballooned skywards.

In the 25th minute Sheriff Mngadi’spowerful shotbeattheThembenigoal-keeperNkosinathiSangweni,butrico-chetted off the crossbar. Mngadilatchedonto the rebounder andgentlytapped the ball into an empty goal-mouth to give Mntwana a 1-0 lead.

Philani Mtshali should have dou-bled Mntwana’s advantage in the 30th

minute, but his close-range shotmissed the target.

Thembeni surged forward insearch of an equaliser and were re-warded five minutes before the breakafter Lungani Makoma latched onto adefensive blunder to make the score1-1.

Barely fiveminutes into the secondhalf, VumaniNcube, playingon the farleft flank dribbled hisway into the boxbefore weaving his way past the ad-vancing Mntwana keeper to giveThembeni a 2-1 lead.

In the 55th minute Ncube wasbroughtdowninthe boxbytheMntwa-na central defender Thulani Mngadiand the referee did not hesitateto award Thembeni a penalty. Mako-manotchedupabraceafterconvertingtheresultantspot-kicktogiveThembe-ni a 3-1 lead.

Enjoying a two-goal cushion andwith15 minutes remaining,Thembe-ni took their foot off the accelerator.Theypaidthe priceafterSheriffMnga-

dinotchedabrace to reduce thedeficit(2-3).Jabulani Zunguhadagoldenop-portunity of snatching an equaliser af-ter receiving a cross from ZondiThobani on the right flank, but hemis-cuedhis shot,missing the faruprightby centimetres.

Thembeni skipper hammered thefinal nail into the Mntwana coffinafterheadingMakoma’s crosspast theMntwana keeper to give Thembeni awell-deserved 4-2 win.

An ecstatic Thembeni coach,Tumelo Khumalo praised his chargeswho clawed their way from a goaldowntorecordan impressive4-2win.Heurgedhischarges toshowthesamekind of zeal and enthusiasm through-out their league campaign in theirquest for league honours.

On Saturday, Rock Park eked out ahard-fought2-1winagainstMoversatthe recreation ground. K9 Real Celticgrabbed a thrilling 3-2 win againstYoung Lions. On Friday night Madun-dube trounced Mavusana 3-0 in aKLFA Premier League game at theManor grounds.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThembeni Football Club snatched a thrilling 4­2 win against Mntwana in a Safa KwaDukuza Local Football Associa­tion Premier League game at the recreation ground on Sunday.

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