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PHOTO: IPSS MEDICAL RESPONSEOne person died after a car collided with the bakkie, above, whichburst into flames on the N2 near Zinkwazi on Monday.

Land Affairs to payBCR R332 millionMERVYN KRISHNA

AFTER years of land claim dis-putes over the BlythedaleCoastal Resort (BCR), Land

Claims Court acting Judge AJ Sardi-walla signalled a settlement agree-ment,whichwill see theCommissionof Restitution of Land Rights, undertheministerofLandAffairs,payR332million to BCR for its 80% sharehold-ing in the property.

Themoneywillbeusedtopaybackcreditors and investors of the resortafter the project went into businessrescue in October last year.

The land, onwhich the resort wasto be built, has officially been givenback to the Zwelabantu Dube Com-munity Property Association (ZDC-PA). KZN developer and eLan GroupCEO Mark Taylor owned a majorityshare in the resort.

Taylor said he was still optimisticthat theresortwillbebuiltasplannednow that the land claim has finallybeen settled.

“I am pretty sure it will go ahead,it is not a foregone conclusionthough,” he said.

Taylor added, the resort still hasR200 million in pre-sale agreementsand he is excited at the prospect of fi-

nally beginning construction.Most ofthe deposits are being held in trusts.HehopestheZDCPAwill reachadeci-sion on a way forward soon.

“They are still going through the

process, but it should be quite quick.We could be on the site within 30days,” said Taylor.

Despite a number of years of dis-putes over the land, Taylor is confi-dent that the relationship betweenthe two parties is good.

“There is massive trust eventhoughwehavebeenat loggerheads.

We still believe we are the right part-ners,” he said.

Not wanting to jump to conclu-sions, the developer doubts that theZDCPAwillconsidernewplansfortheland.

“That would delay proceeding bytwo years or more,” he said.

Looking at the settlement, Taylorbelieves initial investors will be hap-py.

“After going through a businessrescue process, a credit commissionwas formed to discuss solutions.

“After the settlement, it is now aquestion of fairness but, all the inves-torswill get their initial capital back,”he added.

Lookingahead,Taylor ishoping tobe part of another success story likethat of eLan’s Simbithi Eco-estate inBallito.

According to Taylor, theBlythedaleCoastal Resort has thepo-tential to create 10 000 jobs whichcould support at least 50000 peo-ple.

During its 10-year constructionphase,100000temporaryjobswillbecreated.

Workers will be sourced fromnearby communities andwill receiveSeta-accredited training.

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THE soundofmusicandcolourfulcreativity is emerging fromcountless children in rural

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Holland first touched down onSouth African shores in 2012 for hisoriginal Mr Price fashion collabora-tion, returning the following year forthe launchof a range of limited editiondressesinspiredbysomeoftheworld’smost stylish celebrities.

Among the celebritymuses was in-ternational “it” girl Pixie Geldof, whojoinedHolland onhis tour to SouthAf-rica and the RedCap FoundationSchools in KwaDukuza in November2013.

Funds raised from both Mr Pricefashion projects has raised over amil-lion rand in the last two years.

This has been channeled throughthe Iciko Arts programme into five

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As arts, drama, dance andmusic isnot a high priority inmost low incomecommunity schools, the Iciko pro-grammecreatesaspacethatallowsthetalented children the freedomto ignitetheir creative flare.

Iciko teachershavewitnessed first-hand how the eager pupils have bene-fitted from the classroom upgrades.

The inspired surroundings havesparked their creativity and the learn-ers love being able to use the colourfulart classrooms outside of their normalschool classrooms.

The extra space and much neededcreative materials have also helpedthemtounderstandandappreciateartmore.

Marc Eslick, the RedCap Founda-tion Manager, highlighted the signifi-cance of the time and effort that Hol-landgenerously invested into the IcikoArts Programme.

“Beyond Henry visiting us andgivingushis valuable time, the saleof his dresses through Mr Pricestores contributed towards the ex-pansion of the Iciko Arts Pro-gramme, allowing many morelearners to experience the joy ofarts in their schools.”

Sikhumbuzo Khumalo, princi-palofZilungiselePrimarySchool inKwaDukuza said Henry’s involve-ment with the RedCap Foundationhas changed the school for the bet-ter. “I’mrunningshortofappropri-ate words to extend my thanks toHenry Holland. His involvementwith the RedCap Foundation haschanged the school completely.”

Everyone is awinner in this tai-lor-made collaboration wherefashion and philanthropy havejoinedhands to inspire tomorrow’sheroes.

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THE KwaDukuza Christian community is inmourning the loss ofwell-knownandrespect-ed pastor BD Saul who died in his sleep in theearly hours of Saturday morning at age 80.

Pastor Saul was the pastor of the Assem-bliesofGodChurch (HebronChurch) inRockyPark.

He started as a probationary minister un-der the auspices of the Assemblies Of God.

A year later he was ordained as a fully-fledged credential Minister.

Pastor Saul received his diploma in 1981,having studied through correspondence withthe All Africa School of Theology.

HewasappointedmarriageofficerandJus-tice of the Peace andwas appointed to the na-tional executive of the Assemblies of God.

He also served as chairman of the AreaBoard of Policing, comprising 22 stations.

He was a member of the Provincial Boardof Community Policing and the local Commu-nity Policing Forum.

Saulwasalsoanassessor in theKwaDuku-za Regional Court.

He is survivedbyhiswifeDoreenand threechildren.

His funeral will take place on Saturday, 28JuneattheHebronChurchinRockyParkcom-mencing at 10am.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPastor BD Saul

Tribute to a manof GodOne person killed in

highway collision>> North Coast paramedics kept busy with numerous accidents

JYOTHI LALDAS ONE person was killed and twoothers were injured in a head oncollision on the N2 north be­

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AccordingtoIPSSMedicalResponseparamedic Paul Herbst a female driverof a Toyota attempted to make a U­turn in the road and crashed head oninto a Corsa bakkie travelling to Rich­ards Bay, which then burst into flames.

“The woman, who was trapped inher vehicle, was declared dead onscene.

“Firemen has to used the Jaws ofLife to remove the body. The occupantsof the bakkie managed to get out of thevehicle before it caught alight.”

IPSS, Netcare 911 paramedics,KwaDukuza firemen and other servicesarrived at the scene and found the roadseverely obstructed with accident de­bris and the twisted remains of the ve­hicles.

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Two people sustained serious inju­ries and were transported to hospitalafter receiving treatment on scene.

“Exact detail regarding the cause ofthe accident and preceding events willremainthesubjectofapoliceinvestiga­tion.”

Another accident on Saturday nightsaw Netcare 911 paramedics and otherservices respond on the R74 nearStanger Manor.

They found a motor vehicle had leftthe roadway, overturned and came toa standstill down an embankment ofapproximately 50 metres.

“Tragically a 65­year­old man losthis life during the accident. Anotherperson was found to be in a serious con­dition. The injured patient was treatedon scene before being transported tohospital for further medical care,” saidBotha.

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5Parties battle for ward 22>> Candidates prepare to put residents’ needs first

MERVYN KRISHNA

THE African National Con-gress (ANC) and the Demo-cratic Alliance (DA) will do

battleintheward22by-electionon2JulytocontroloneofKwaDukuzaMunicipality’s largest wards.

Ward22 iswithoutacouncillor,following the promotion of AnnMcDonnell to the KZN provinciallegislature.

The ward includes Shakask-raal, Tinley Manor, Sheffield, SaltRock, Fox Hill and Nkobongo andwas previously controlled by theDA since its formation in 2011.

LastweektheANCregionalsec-retary Muzi Sithole announcedRigby Heenan as their by-electioncandidate while the DA an-nounced Malcolm Hubner astheirs. Sithole said the ANC hasgivenitselfplentyoftimebeforese-lecting a candidate.

“Our approach was detailed inthatwe consulted all sectors in theward.Weneeded to hear from thepeople what their needs are and

thenfindsomeonewhocouldmeetthese adequately in line with ourmandate.”

Heenan said it was time to jointhe winning party.

“Minority parties are unable toengage with council and the peo-ple. TheANChas extendedahandof friendship and it would havebeen reckless and negligent of meto turn it down.

“There are things to be done,andwhy go in the back doorwhenthe front is wide open.

“IknowtheareaandIamconfi-dent going into the by-election be-cause I believe everyone needshelp - from people who need elec-tricity to those who need potholesfixed,” said Heenan.

Hubner is currently the wardsixDAchairmanandishumbledatthe prospect of representingward22.

“If the DA is successful I expectthe first six months as councillorwill be spent getting to grips withthe diversity of the ward and un-derstanding its needs.”

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNARigby Heenan (centre) with ANC regional chairperson ThokozaniMsweli and secretary Muzi Sithole.

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THREE thousand KwaDukuza pupilswill receive free meals from Hare Krish­na Food For Life KwaDukuza at theChild Welfare SA­KwaDukuza WinterFair “Edufair” on Thursday.

Hare Krishna Food For Life KwaDu­kuza is part of the world’s largest vege­tarian non­profit food relief organisa­tion which serve more than 1 500 000free meals daily.

The Food for Life project is a modernday revival of the ancient Vedic of cul­ture of hospitality with its belief in theequality of all beings.School are encouraged to send theirless fortunate pupils to the event.

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THE Sappi KwaDukuza ResourceCentre is holding extra tuitions inmathematics, physical science,English and isiZulu for Grades 11 and12 pupils.

Classes will commence on 4 Au­gust 2014 from 3pm to 4.30pm andend on 30 October 2014.

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SHANNON HOPKINS

THE North Coast experiencedgiant swells, reminiscent of thedestructiveMarch2007storm,

last week.Lifeguard supervisorBonganiXu-

lusaid thewaveswere“easilyeight to10 feet high” at times. Beaches wereclosed on 15,16, 21, 22 and 23 Junedue to rough surf conditions, and be-causesomeofthesharknetsweredis-turbed, making beaches unsafe.

Xulu said there was an incidentlast week where two local brotherswent out on their paddle skis, facingthe huge waves at Thompson’s Bay,despite there having been a red flagup to signal danger.

In their attempt to get to back line,

they got caught in a side wash.Xulu said oneman lost his surfski,

while the other was washed onto the

rocks.“I told two of my fellow lifeguards

to rush there to help. We dispatched

a jet ski from Salt Rock and IPSS Res-cue and Netcare paramedics also re-sponded to the scene.

“Luckily the brothers were res-cued with just minor scratches andwere inastablecondition,”saidXulu.

A Chaka’s Rock resident, LeonGroenveld, said he could feel the vi-brations of the waves at his cliff-sidehomeas theypounded theshore,andthat waves damaged part of the cliffat Morewood Cove.

A cliff shelf was broken off andlanded on the beach below, he said.

“Some people had been sittingabove the shelf that collapsed, theywere very lucky not to be hurt.

“The man-made subsoil drainsabove the cliff face exacerbated theproblem, I think. It’s a big problem in

this area,” said Groenveld.North Coast environmentalist

Duncan Pritchard said that ‘nothingreally special causes this big swell,just offshore storms and winds’.

“Thispastswell, Isuspectwasare-sult of that big cold front that causedflooding in theCape, but itmoved outto sea before it really got to us,” saidPritchard. Hesaidonceoutatsea, thewindhasabiggerarea toblowacrossand the longer the surface area itblows against, the larger the swell.

“So really it was just down to off-shorewinds,whichwedidn’t feel,buta couple hundred/thousand kilome-tres offshore would have been ex-tremely windy to cause this swell”.

He said the swell can lurk for daysafter the wind.

PHOTO: KWADUKUZA LIFEGUARDA giant wave at Tinley Manor lastweek.

JYOTHI LALDAS

THE Sappi KwaDu-kuza Resource Cen-tre thanked StangerTextiles for theirgenerous donationofR5 000thatwillbeused to upgradetheir computerhardware.

Stanger Textilesand the Reddy fami-ly have supportedthe centre for thepast 14 years.

The SappiKwaDukuza Re-source Centre is anon-profit organisa-tion which relies ondonationstoprovideeducational servicesto the disadvan-taged community.

Pupils work on the upgraded computers.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Stanger Textilesdonates toResource Centre

PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSSalt Rock Beach was still closed to batherson Monday.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDHigh seas damaged the coastalcliffs.

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If you are in aposition to sup­port the re­source centre,or would like tofind out moreabout the ser­vices or venuehire, pleasecontact Sharonon 032 5516251.

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THEworldsofwork,play,shopping and researchhave all undergone a

revolution over the past 20 orsoyears, asa result of theevo-lution of the internet.

Technophiles and techno-phobes alike have been flungintoanew,excitingandsome-times scary world.In this new sphere, someoneat the other side of the worldcan steal money from yourbank account at the push of abuttonoraccessyourmailboxonawhimandsendrudemes-sages to your friends.

When I arrive at work on aMonday morning, my inboxgenerallyhasat least100newmessages awaiting my atten-tion, and I assume the samecanbesaidforthe20orsopeo-ple with whom I share anopen-plan office. If the inter-net and e-mails did not exist,thoseseatedat thebackof thisoffice would have to swimthrough stacks and piles of2000-odd envelopes thatwould have arrived contain-

The Internet:friend or foe?

THERE is a lot of confusion about the meaning of theterm RSVP. Many guests see this on invitations anddo not know what they are supposed to do.

The RSVP, found on all kinds of invitations aren’tput in for a decorative purpose, quite the contrary.They imply a request. Not responding to a requestmay be regarded as bad etiquette.

The problem we experience is that even if you putan RSVP request on an invitation, guests don’t doanything about it.

This leads to the problem that hosts can’t tell howmany guests plan to attend the function.

WHAT RSVP MEANS:The term RSVP comes from the French expression

“respondez s’il vous plait”, meaning “please respond/reply”.

If RSVP is written on an invitation it means thatthe invited guest must tell the host whether they planto attend the function.

It does not mean to respond only if you are attend­ing, and it does not mean respond only if you are notattending (the expression “regrets only” is reservedfor this instance).

It means the host needs a definite head count forthe planned event, and needs it by the date specifiedon the invitation. Some invitations carry the host’stelephone number, so you can call with your reply.

*WHY it’s INCONSIDERATE not to RSVPAn incomplete list of respondents can cause nu­

merous problems for a host including difficulty inplanning food quantities, issues relating to minimumguarantees with caterers and difficulty in planningappropriate seating, among other things.

So the next time you see RSVP on an invitationyou receive, please contact your host and respondpromptly.

K Reddy

The meaning and importance of RSVP

pabilitiesoftheInternetdonotend at learning about people.Gone are the days whenschool childrenmust go to thelibrary and spend hours pag-ing through dusty copies ofEncyclopaedia Brittanica tocomplete projects — whenjournalists must leave thesanctity of the office to re-search a feature piece, andwhenbusinessexecutiveshadtodriveacross townor rely onthe postal service to get a con-tract signed. Everything canbe done behind one’s deskwhile drinking copiousamounts of coffee in the ever-sedentary lifestyle of the 21stcentury.

In the good old days, workat an office would come to astandstill when the electricitywentoff.Nowadays, thanks tothe antics of Eskom, genera-tors are in place to keep com-puters and essential lightspoweredupatall times.Whenthe Internet goes down, how-ever, productivity grinds to ahaltandtheproverbialwheelsfall off spectacularly, leavingofficeworkerswithnothing todo but make more coffee,scream at the IT departmentwith increasing voracity as

deadlines approach, andholdone unproductivemeeting af-ter another.What does the In-ternet have in common withnicotine, alcohol, andwhoon-ga?

All these commodities areaddictive, though some per-hapslessdestructivelysothanothers.

Whilea lackof internetwillnot leave you feeling like antsare crawling under your skin,as I believe is the case withwhoonga, it certainly makeshighly-strung people moreuppity than ever. Between so-cialmedia,CandyCrush,Red-ditandmaterialofanillicitna-ture, the internet has some-thing to appeal to that part ofevery soul which is conduciveto addiction.

Where tonext in thedigitalrevolution?

Will we become walkingWiFi boosters?

Will the average Joe tradein their rose-coloured glassesfor Google glasses?

Who cares?Turn off your computer, go

outside and enjoy the blissfulsunshine of winter in the cli-matic paradise of KwaZulu-Natal.

STEPH MCLENNANsteph@expressmedia.co.za

ing our mail. In thatsense, tree huggers,office cleaners andthose who can’tswim can be ever-lastingly grateful forthe arrival of the in-ternet and electron-ic mail.

The Internet issolely responsiblefor the ever-widen-ing generation gapthat exists withinfamilies, with theelderlyneedingtobeinformed that anIpad is not a femi-nine hygiene prod-uct, and thatWiFi isnot a question fol-lowed by an expres-sion of disgust oroutrage.

For stalkers, per-verts,andthosewhosimply wish to sur-reptitiously get toknow a little moreabout a potentialsuitor or businesspartner, lifehasnev-er been easier. Be-tween Facebook,Twitter, LinkedIn,and Google search,youcanknowevery-thing about some-body, short of per-haps their IDnumber and thename of their greatgrandparents,attheclick of a button.

The research ca-

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KwaDukuzapumping withfamily festivals>> Very first Trail Colour Festival to be held in KwaDukuza

HOLIDAYMAKERS havesomuchmoretolookfor-ward to thiswinter from

the sunny shores of KwaDuku-za.

Added to the jam-packedprogramme of the extremelypopular Mr Price Pro Ballito(June30 to July6) are twoexcit-ing additions, the Winter Fareand the Aramex Holla TrailsColour Festival.

In its 75th year of operationtheWinterFare (26-29June)at-tracts some 50 000 people andis the perfect opportunity tohave some fun while contribut-ing to a worthy cause.

Held at the Stanger CountryClub Grounds the annual festi-valpromisesafunfilledfewdaysof high quality entertainment,stunning displays, deliciousfood stalls, electrifying fire-works and colourful fun fair.

As the major fundraising event ofChildWelfareSAtheannual festival isvital in ensuring theorganisationcancontinue to play a significant role in

uplifting and empowering disadvan-taged people in KwaDukuza.

Exerciseenthusiastswill beelatedto know that the AramexHolla Trails

Colour Festival is a new addi-tion to Mr Price Pro Ballito.

As the very first Colour TrailFestival in KwaDukuza the fes-tival will host trail running andcycling as well as massive kidszones,chillzones,colourgaunt-lets, goodmusic, good beer andlots more.

Trail running has become apopular form of exercise andrunners can choose betweenracing a 14km or 7km route.

Cyclists are also in for atreat with a choice of two chal-lengingroutes,a50kmor25kmroute.

Both sports are a great op-portunity to enjoy the beautifulNorth Coast scenery while test-ing out your fitness levels.

TheMrPriceProBallito isaninternational surfing competi-tion andbeach and lifestyle fes-tival that offers families plenty

of funinthesunwithactivities likeex-treme sports, beach action, the surf-ing competition, free music concertsand retail delights.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKwaDukuza 1st princess Nothando Xulu, LaMontagne Resort mascot Fred First and AmberMendes (Ballito) look forward to this year’s MrPrice Pro Ballito Beach Festival.

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BOSTONCityCampusandBusinessCollege-Stanger students and staffcelebrated Youth Day recently.

Students dressed in their previ-ous school uniforms in commemo-ration of the 1976 Soweto Upris-ing.

The college also held their annu-al debate as part of their Youth Dayprogramme and this year’s topicwas ‘banning of music containing

lyricsthatglorifyviolenceandcrim-inal lifestyles’.

After the flip of a coin the girl’steamhad to argue against the topicwhile the boy’s team argued in fa-vour of the topic.

Ultimately, only one team couldemerge winners and Di Mather,from Boston’s head office, was in-vited to arbitrate. Once the debateconcluded and final argumentswere presented, Mather an-nounced the boy’s teamas thewin-ning team.

Mather was impressed by thestandardoftheargumentsandwiththe valid points presented by bothteams.

She thankedeachmemberof theteams for their participation.

The debate was followed by ageneral knowledge quiz which in-volved all students.

The quiz ended in a tie betweentwo teams. The winners of the de-bate and the quiz each receivedprizes.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBoston students dressed in their old school uniforms in commemorationof Youth Day.

Youth Day celebrated atBoston Stanger

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPresenting closing statements forthe girls team is marketing stu­dent Menka Laldas.

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CONSTANT neck pain is a common problemand is quite difficult to dealwith andmoreoververytroublesomesinceit impactsnegativelyonall aspect of Your life and health.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CAUSES OFNECK PAIN?

Damaged nerve (pinching of nerve), degen-erativce disc disease, injury, whiplash, con-stant Exposer to cold winds.

Stress,holdingtheneckinthesamepositionfor a long time, improper or quick movement.

SYMPTOM OF NECK PAIN ARE:Constantheadacheandneckpainespecially

painat thebackof thehead,stiffness,backpainalong with neck pain, shoulder and arm pain,swallowing problems, dizziness, poor concen-

tration,depression, feelinglightheaded, irrita-bility, anxiety, eyepainandglandular swelling.

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acupuncture, therapeutic massage, cupping,electrotherapyandheattherapytoimprovetheflow of blood in and around the affected area.

Thusnerve functionarerestoredandsymp-toms related to neck pain starts subsiding.

The patient responds fantastically and al-most immediate relief is felt, since they aretreating the root cause of the problem and notjust the symptom, thus enabling you to live apain free life

Formostpeople,stiffnessandpainareawayof life to whichmany have become habituated

Treating constant neck pain with acupuncture

VOMITING is a very common, and frequentlyencountered, symptom. The causes arevast, ranging from trivial (usually self­limit­ing) to very severe and life threatening.

In children, especially infants, it is vitallyimportant to distinguish vomiting, from re­gurgitation.

Regurgitation is the effortless expulsionof gastric contents.

Beforefindingthecause,yourhealthcarepractitioner should first establish the hydra­tion status of your child, and attend to anylife threatening complications.

Repeated vomiting, coupled with no flu­id intake (with or without diarrhoea) canlead to your child being severely dehydrated.

Vomiting can lead to a range of metabol­ic and electrolyte complications.

The acid­base balance within the blood­stream is altered, as well as changes to thelevels of potassium (K+), sodium (Na+) andchloride (Cl­), all of which are important inthe body’s normal functioning.

Potassium is required for muscle tone,and once the level of potassium drops, yourchild becomes very weak and floppy, unableto sit, stand or walk.

You healthcare practitioner should takethe time to establish a few characteristicsof the vomiting, which may assist in findingthe cause for the vomiting, and assessingthe severity of the cause.

If your child has bilious vomiting, thiscould indicate a gastrointestinal obstruc­tion. Blood in the vomitus could indicate agastro­intestinal bleed.

The causes varies from the newborn andinfant, compared to children and adoles­cents. Below is a simple outline of thecauses. Note the diverse organ systems thatcan be affected, giving rise to vomiting.

ACUTE VOMITINGNeonate / Infant with fever­Sepsis / meningitis / urinary tract infec­

tion­Tonsillitis / otitis media­Gastro­enteritisIF NO SIGNS OF SEPSIS­Pyloric stenosis / outlet obstruction­Metabolic causes­Neurological causes­Endocrine causesChild / Adolescent with fever (otherwise

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tionsOlder child / Adolescent­Gastrointestinal causes­Chronic sinusitis­Drug intoxication­Migraines­Bulimia­PregnancyIf it is established that the cause of the

vomiting might be more complex than asimple viral infection / “gastric­bug”, yourhealthcare practitioner will suggest variousinvestigations to assist in the diagnosis.

The management will ultimately de­pend on the cause. In most cases, the vomit­ing is self­limiting and will not warrant anymedications, except maintaining hydration.Hydration can be maintained with oral sips(if the child is able to drink), alternatively,intravenous fluids may be necessary.

Pharmacological agents are not usuallyrecommended, as this may mask the signsof a serious disease, as well as the undesir­able side­effects in children.

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11Dr Singh answers yourCHIROPRACTIC questions>> Know more about chiropractic treatment and the benefits of it

FACTS ABOUT CHIROPRACTICChiropractic is an evolving profession

which deals with the neuromusculoskeletalsystem. This means that chiropractors treatall issues related to the spinal column, includ-ingnerves, spinaldiscsaswell asmuscles, lig-aments and tendons in and around this area.Inaddition,chiropractorsalsotreatALLjointsin thebody fromthe jaw(temporomandibularjoint) to the baby toe.

Chiropractic IS different. And it is this dif-ference that has brought results to millionssince1895andcaused themtorethink thena-ture of health and the role of chiropractic carein it.

Chiropractic is scientific, thriving, safeandtakes a natural approach to better health thatavoids drugs or surgery. It SUPPORTS THEBODY and assists it in relearning its naturalability to be able to heal itself.

How long does treatment take?The first consultationwith Dr Singh takes, onaverage, about 30 minutes, and a treatmentsessionabout15-20minutesbutcanbelongerwhenneeded, thiswill vary according to yourcondition and your needs.

How long will it take to get better?Your recovery is dependent on many factors:*Your presenting complaint/problem*The length of time that you have had it for*Any other treatment procedures that mayhavebeendonebyotherpractitionersand theside effects, if any*Your own commitment to any rehabilitativeexercisesandhometreatmentthatisaskedforyou to carry out

*Andmaintenancevisitswhichyourchiro-practor may recommend.It also depends on the healing abilities of dif-ferentindividuals.Somemayshowchangesina few days/weeks, some may take months.Thesemay also be influenced by the durationthat you would have had the discomfort.For whom is chiropractic suitable?Chiropractic treatment is suitable for every-one, including new-born babies, the elderly,pregnant women and sports enthusiasts.Once you are better, your chiropractor willhelp you to maintain your own health, andkeep your bodyworking as it should, by offer-ing exercise and lifestyle advice for you to fol-low in the future.

What is the popping noise of the adjust-ment?When the two surfaces of a joint are movedapart rapidly,ashappens inachiropracticad-justment, there is a change of pressurewithin

thejointspace.Thismaysometimescauseabub-ble of gas to 'pop' - but this sound is not signifi-cant, and does not hurt.

Will treatment hurt?Adjustments (chiropractor equivalent tomanip-ulation),whencarriedoutcorrectlybyaqualifiedchiropractor, is not painful. If you have acutemuscle spasm, when even the lightest touchhurts, there may be some discomfort after themuscular knots are released. Sometimes, if youhave had a problem for some time, youmay feelsore whilst your body starts to adjust after thetreatments but not during the adjustment. Yourchiropractorwilltellyouifthisislikelytohappen.The beginning of care can be likened to going tothegymforthefirst fewtimes, itachesbutoverallyour body is healing and improving and you feelbetter for it.

Are all patients adjusted in the sameway?No. Your treatment care plan will be recom-mended to your specific needs.

Should I bring my family for chiropracticchecks?Yes.Thestrengthofchiropracticisthatitcanhelpprevent discomfort, pain and even disease, andis suitable foreveryone. It is entirelyappropriate

to visit a chiropractor even if you have no pain,as restrictions inmovement can often be detect-ed before symptoms appear.

Is chiropractic treatment safe, even if I'vealready had surgery?Chiropractic is remarkably safewhen treatmentiscarriedoutbyaproperlyqualifiedpractitioner.Your chiropractor is trained to recognize condi-tions which require referral elsewhere, and cantreatyouevenaftersurgery.InmanycasesChiro-practors can prevent unnecessary spinal sur-gery.

Why should I return if I'm feeling fine?Your chiropractor has treated you, so allowingyourbody toheal, but if youcontinue the lifestylewhich caused the original condition, regulartreatment should also continue. Would youmaintain your car with tune ups or teeth withcheck ups or wait until full breakdown and thenhope to fully resolve the problem? Orwould youmakesureall stayedwellandrequiredmuchlessfinance and time to fully restore and enjoy goodjoint andmuscular health?Our bodies are beinguseddailyandplaced throughmuchstrainwith-out receiving the necessary exercise and nour-ishment and healing time that it requires.When

yourpainhas ceased, the idea is for you tomain-tain your new lifestyle. Eventually, you will visityour Chiropractor at least once in 6months, de-pending on the state of your spine and health.

Can I adjust myself? Is there anythingwrongwithme'cracking'myneckorbackmy-self?You cannot properly control an adjustment toyourself and your relief may only be temporaryand psychological. Hearing the cracking sounddoes not mean that you have carried out an ad-justment successfully, generally, patients endupmoving joints that are already moving well,thereby, inducingawearand tear.Youcaneasilybe contributing to development of osteoarthritisif this is done. If you feel youwant to 'crack' yourjoints, it is because you need an adjustment.

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WITHBoston City Campus &BusinessCollegenowopenformid-yearregis-trations for diplomas and degrees,

Boston’s marketing manager, Natalie Rab-son, uses the opportunity to reflect on howat-taining a higher education can help addressthe issue of unemployment.

“According to Adcorp labourmarket econ-omist, Loane Sharp, the retrenchment rate isnow at a 10-year high – in January alone oureconomy shed 36290 jobs – while the unem-ployment rate increased from22.5per cent in2008 to 25.20 per cent in the first quarter of2014. Thenthere’s therecentnewsthatyouthunemployment had soared from32.7percentto 36.1 percent in the six years from 2008 to2014,” says Rabson.

For Rabson, the importance of attaining ahigher education has a twofold significancethat can both directly and indirectly addressthese issues of unemployment and retrench-ment.

“Firstly, the relevance of a vibrant highereducationsector is recognised internationallyand investment therein, whether through in-dividuals who take up further studies orthrough government funding, promotes eco-nomic prosperity and greater employment.Secondly, we need to remind ourselves justhow important a relevant qualification iswhen looking forworkormerely trying tostaysecure in one’s current job.Unemploymentandretrenchmentstatistics

are showingus a ratherdesperate reality andespecially for theunemployed, it’s timetostepup,” adds Rabson.

“You should waste no time in assessingyour situation. Start by asking: Am I on theright career path? Are there areas inmy spe-cific skills set where I need to improve? Do Ihave theproperqualificationsand tools to ap-plyforajobwithconfidence? Isamatriccertif-icate, diploma or degree enough in our highlycompetitivemarket? And,where do Iwant tobe in a few years from now? Only after ad-dressing thesequestions shouldonemake thedecision on what to do next and how to do itbest,” says Rabson.

Alarmingly, thesedaysarelevantqualifica-tiondoesn’tautomaticallyguaranteeyourem-ployability, especially if you don'thaveworkexperience togoalongwith it. Thatin itself is no reasonnot to study further; gain-ing a competitive edge and acquiring the nec-essary skillsdoafterall formthe foundationofemployability.

And to those who are fortunate enoughto think theyhave secure jobs,Rabsonhas thefollowing message: “Don’t be too comfort-able. Considering the current volatile natureof our economy, many companies, big andsmall, have moved into ‘survival mode’. Re-trenchment is a natural result thereof,” saidRabson.

Rabson said acquiring a higher educa-tionhashelpedmanystarttheirownbusiness-es and grow these into successful companies.Statistics from theDepartment of Trade& In-dustry show that these small andmediumen-terprises contribute between 52 to 57% to theGross Domestic Product and account for ap-proximately 61% of employment.

“Entrepreneurship definitely does seem tobe one possible cure for the unemploymentrate. If more people had the drive and skillsto start their own businesses, thingsmight beless dire. The other reality is that these busi-nesses operate inahighly competitivemarketand whilst some do become successful entre-preneurs without having studied further,many realise that acquiring a higher educa-tion is essential for survival,” added Rabson.

Mid-year registrations for diplomas anddegreesatBostonCityCampus&BusinessCol-lege are now officially open for everyone andrun until 25 July. Prospective students don’thave towait until next year to start their stud-ies; theycanstill start in2014and immediate-ly after registration has closed on 25 July.

Not only will this give full time students ahead start, but also those who are currentlyemployedandwant to further their studies onapart timebasis. Forthosestudentswhohaveapplied to study a Unisa degree through Bos-ton and have already registered at Unisa, tu-itionwill also start in July. Do note thatwhilstthe closing date forUnisa applicationswas on25 April, the closing date for registrations atUnisa is 11 July.Boston now also offers two brand new indus-try relevant courses: a Diploma in BusinessManagement and a Diploma in Events Man-agement.

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JYOTHI LALDAS

SAPPIStangerMillhascontinued tosupport of Child Welfare SA –

KwaDukuza by donating paper to-wards the organisation’s annualKwaDukuza Winter Fair fund rais-ing initiative.

Human resources manager ofSappi Stanger Mill Catherine Shut-tleworth said: “Our contribution to-wards the Winter Fair is 4 000sheets of paper valued at aboutR5 000. Our 2013 donation wasused to print over 35 000 pro-grammes and we hope that thisyear’s donation will again assist intheir fund raising efforts.”

“We trust that the communitywill attend the 2014 fair in theirdroves and support this commend-able fund raising effort.”

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NOTICE: UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES DATABASE

The iLembe District Municipality invites unemployed graduatesfrom iLembe to register on the Unemployed Graduates Database.

Requirements:Possess a certificate, higher certificate, degree or diploma•Must be 18 – 35 years old•Must be an iLembe resident•Must be unemployed•

Please submit your CV with copies of qualifications, IdentityDocument and proof of residence to iLembe House, 59/61Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, 4450 or e-mail toNhlanhla.Simelane@ilembe.gov.za.

For more information please contact the iLembe DistrictMunicipality Youth Coordinator Mr Nhlanhla Simelane on032 437 9300 during office hours.

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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

NOTICE: YOUTH IN BUSINESS DATABASEThe iLembe District Municipality invites young entrepreneurs fromiLembe to register on the Youth in Business Database.

Requirements:

Must be 18-35 years old•

Must be an iLembe resident•

Please submit your company profile with proof of residence andtax clearance to iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street,KwaDukuza, 4450 or e-mail to Nhlanhla.Simelane@ilembe.gov.za.

For more information please contact the iLembe DistrictMunicipality Youth Coordinator Mr Nhlanhla Simelane on032 437 9300 during office hours.

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Fans were treated to races, stuntsgalore, the antics of Jeremy Clarkson,RichardHammondandJamesMayto-gether with the city’s perfect weatheronce again.

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The all­new Grandi10 has been launchedin South Africa in threederivatives: the 1.25Motion manual, the1.25 Fluid manual (witha slightly higher specifi­cation level) and the1.25 Fluid with a four­speed automatic gear­box.

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School, esise Hangos KwaDukuza,ibambisene nabefemu yakwa-Hesto.

Lenkosi isingeyama-36 ema-khosini eRoyalBafokengasebuse lesisizwe. Kulezi zinsuku indawo yayoidume ngesiteleka sabasebenzi ba-sezimayini zakwa Lomnin, eMarika-na, esiholwa yinyunyana i-Associa-tion of Mineworkers and Construc-tion Union (Amcu), eholwa nguMnuzJoseph Mathunjwa. Iyilungu lebhodile-Royal Bafokeng Resources (RBR).

Isijwayele lesi sifundazwe lenkosinjengoba ifunde eHilton College eM-gungundlovu, iziqu zasenyuvesiyazithola eNyuvesi yaKwaZulu-Na-tal, eThekwini.

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ESIKHUNDLENI sengosi ejwayelekile,namhlanje sishicilela imibono yenu bafun­di mayelana nesimo sofata nokushada.Miningi ngendlela eyisimanga imibono esi­yitholile kodwa ngenxa yesikhalaasiphumelelanga ukuyishicilela yonke.

Ukuphawula kwenu bafundi kuzosisizanathi ekutholeni ikhasi lesibili ngobaabaphathi bazobona ukuthi sibalulekileisiZulu, singaphathiswa okwevezandlebe.Siyabonga kakhulu. Siyasibonga isipha­laphala sabaMbo, uNosipho, ngokwethulalesi sihloko esibaluleke kangaka.

************************MINA ngokwami ngiyavuma ukuba

bashade oFata ngoba banemizwa. Ngabengiyezwa uma kukhona izinto abaziseben­zisayo zokubulala imizwa yabo. Izintoezazidliwa kuqala azifani nezamanje. An­githi yikhona kuzophela ukudlwengulwakwezingane zethu.

Thule Ndlela***************************OWAMI umbono uthi ake siyeke imith­

etho yamasonto silalele okaJehova othi‘akukuhle owesilisa ahlale yedwa’

Nkk NP Dlungwane,eZingolweni.

*************************NGIYAKUBINGELELA Dadewethu.

Yebo bobabili uMgiks noSpijojo baqinisile.Ngakwelinye icala bangena bazi ukuthi ve­le yini elindelekile kubo, kanti ngakwelinyeicala isikhathi nezimo zishintshile. Ukuku­nikeza umzekelo, nami ngikhonza khonaNgimncane wayengekho umfundisi omn­yama owayesontisa emaRomeni, babem­hlophe bonke, kungesibo abalapha eS­outh Afrika, singazi ukuthi bafike kanjani.Singazi nanikuthi babenayo yini imindeni

ngaphambi kokuba lapha kwelakithi, ba­bethunyweni, inhloso kuyini, babefundekangakanani.

Siqale ngepolitiki. Eyabo kufanele ng­abe ukuhambisa izwi lenkosi, hhayi ipoli­tiki. Okunye babondliwa phesheya eRoma,kunezidlo eziphiwa amakholwa. Namh­lanje ngoba seku ngabamnyama, seku­fanele bondliwe amakholwa sekunezimaliezifunekayo. Kungani? Abafundisi abam­nyama baqale kusukela ko­ 1970/72.Kungaba kuhle sithole umlando wesontoukuze sikwazi ukwehlulela. Banamehlo,banemizwa, bancane, bayazihambaizindawo zabantu abancane, bayaphuza,bayalingwa amantombazane, ngisho na­womakoti abasebancane. Ngicabangaukuthi kuyadingwa kubukwe isimokubuyekezwe nemithetho.

Nkosikhona Zuma****************NGITHI nami ake ngibeke uvo olwami.

Ngivumelana noMgiks abavunyelwebashade nabo bangabantu. Bayagangangaphandle laba befundisi bamaRoma.

Sindi Zaca, eMgungundlovu***************************KANTI ikhatholika lonani emhlabeni?

Lalelani ukuba uFata akuyi ngesifisokodwa kuyibizelo. Uma uthi umthethoawuthi shu!, niyasihlambalaza. Hlukananinobaba bethu, siyabathanda. Nemthethoyebandla siyayithanda, akukho oku­zoshintsha.

Mthembeni Nkomo,eGamalakhe

**************************UMSHADO uwukuhlanganiswa kowe­

silisa nowesifazane ukuba bahlale nda­wonye njengendoda nomfazi, ngok­

mane kube khona umthethoongenasidingo, ovimba othile ashade. Lomthetho woFata yiwona oyimbangela yo­bubi obukhona manje emhlabeni.

Ngikhuluma ngokudlwengulwa kwa­bafana bedlwengulwa oFata. Kuwubuli­ma obuphindiwe ukucindezela umuntungomthetho ongasuki ngisho eBhayibhe­lini. Uzokhumbula phela ukuthi awukhoumthetho okhuluma ngokungashadieBhayibhelin liyawusekela umshado,uGenesis. 1:28: uNkulunkulu wabusisa u­Adamu no­Eva wathi abazalane bande,bagcwalise umhlaba. Ukuze bazalanekwakudingeka bathokozele ucansi.

Uma uvala umshado ufana nomuntuovala ucansi, akulula ukwenza kanjalo kulesikhathi esiphila kusona. OFata abashadeukuze kwehle nokudlwengulwa kwabafa­na emasontweni.

Zigi Zondi.***********************

NABEFUNDISI bakwamanye ama­bandla bayakwenza ukungcola okwenzi­wa abamaKhatholika noma beshadile. Si­funda ngabo njalo ku­page 3 kwelinyelamaphepha esiZulu ikakhulukazi labaabasindisiwe nabaculi be­ gospel.

Kunend

amaphepha yomculi odumile ukuthi uva­kashelwa izintombi azitike ngocansi ejeleeGoli. Okufanele singakukhohlwa ukuthisikhonza iNkosi ayi abefundisi.

Siphiwe**********************NGYABINGELELA, cha nami ngithi

ezweni ongamele wonakale, uKristu ay­okwakhela phezukwawo. Abashiye inkolo.

Umfundi**************************CHA bekungafanele abe uFata,ngoba

wangena eyazi imithetho yakhona mh­lambe kumele sithole isizathu sokun­gashadi kwabo ngoba umshado awusonaisono.

Umfundi

Sengathi iyalunga eyokushadakoFata

GUY VEZIguy.vezi@media24.com

abashade. AmaRoma ayat­handa ukuzimisela nemith­etho yawo ephambene ne­mithetho kaNkulunkulu.Ngikusho lokho ngoba uNku­lunkulu wathi akukuhle uku­ba indoda ihlale yodwa nga­khoke uzoyenzela umsizi on­jengaye, Genesis2vs18. LentoyamaRoma iphambenenezwi.

Umfundi*********************

******CHA MaMkhize, ubizo

alushintshi aluhambisaninesikhathi. Lunjengendalo,hhayi imvelo. Ofisa ukushadaakaphume emaRomeni an­goni inkolo, isihlava singenengaye, ngoba ulaka luka Ba­ba uJehova alusoze lumyeke.Kunomhlambi omncane la

wezindingo ezihlelweemibhalweni eNgcwele. Ku­

mane kube khona umthetho

Kunendaba egcweleamaphepha yomculi odumile ukuthi uva­kashelwa izintombi azitike ngocansi ejele

KUVE kumnandi uma umuntuenza into ngokukhululeka.Lokhu kungifikele ngesikhathi

ngifunda olunye udaba kwelinyelamaphephandaba esiZulu, olubikengomfundisi (Fata) wasemaRomenioseneminyaka emibili eshadile.Ngikhulele enkonzweni yamaRoma,ugogo ekuqikelela ukuthi asiphuthienkonzweni. Imithandazo, amaculonemithethoyakhonangiyazinjengobangizazi mina.Ngokwazi kwami, uFata wasemaRomeni akavunyelwe ukushadanoma abe nomuntu ahlekisana naye.Ngikhule kunjalo futhi angikaze ngisi-buze isizathu salokho.Le ndaba ibingihlupha emoyeni,kwaze kwabona nomngani wami uM-giks. Ngibe sengimxolela ngalolu da-ba, wangiphendula ngendlela ebeng-ingayilindele. Uthe: “Mgani wami, uy-abo lendaba yabafundisibasemaRomeni nokungaganwakwabo, isiqala ukuba yisicefe. Okoku-qalanje,abaphathikumelebaziukuthiisikhathi samanjeasisefaninesakuda-la. Mhlawumbe oFata bakudala ba-bekwaziukuzithiba,kantikwabaman-je, sengathi akuselula ukuzithibakubona.”

Okumnandi ngalengxoxo ukuthibekukhona noSpijojo ohlale ephikisa-na nemibono kaMgiks. Uthe: “Manje

weMgiks, uqonde ukuthini ngalokhuokushoyo ngoba sengathi angi-sakuzwa kahle ndoda.”UMgiks uvelewagoqa izinyawone-zandlawabhalau‘4’,wathi:“Ey wena!Into engizama ukuyisho la ukuthiabaphathi

mabawushintshelomthetho woFata basemaRomeni.Mabavunyelwe bashade babe nama-khosikazi nemindeni, njengoba nabobesemhlambeni nje, yingenxa yoninanoyise. Futhi lokho kuzoqeda nal-endaba yokuhlazeka emaphephanda-beni, uzwe sekuthiwa uFata ushadekungazi muntu, noma usolwa ngoku-lala nabafana. Abavunyelwe bashademan!” esho ebheka eceleni sengathikukhona into ayiphebeza ngesandla.

unenhliziyo encane, wathi: “Uyaziukuthi loFata ekuthiwa ushadilewan-genaeyazikahlekamhlopheimithethoyasemaRomeni, wazikhethela yenaukuba uFata. Uma kuthiwa wayez-imisele ngokushada, okungenani ng-abe wakhetha ukuba umfundisi wa-manye amabandla afana neLuthelanoma iSheshi ngoba ayakugunyazaukushada kwabefundisi. Wenzeiphutha elikhulu nje lo Fata uma es-hadile ngempela!”UMgiks usho into engishiye nemi-cabango eminingi. Uthe: “Iningi la-bantu liyafisa ukuba abefundisi nomaoFata kodwa livinjwa imithetho en-gathi shu! Lokho kwenza umuntuaphile kanzima ngenxa yokuthi akak-wazi ukulandela ubizo lwakhe, azit-hole engasazi noma liyaphuma nomaliyashona, abone izinto zingamham-beli kahle, ngisho nasemphakathiniazibone engamukelekile. Akeubuyekezwe lomthetho wamaRomaukuze nabo oFata bezokwenza umse-benzi wabo ngokukululeka,” kushouMgiks.

Ake sizwe wena-ke mfundi ukuthiuthini ngalolu daba. Ngabe uvumela-nanoMgiks nomanoSpijojo. Sithume-leumbonowakhonge-smskwinombo-

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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

His Worship the Mayor of iLembe District Municipality, Cllr SWMdabe, on behalf of the whole iLembe council would like toapologise to the residents of KwaDukuza for the water interruptionthat took place on Monday evening, 23 June 2014.

Due to a major leak in the pumping main from the Umgeni water-works that supplies water to KwaDukuza, an emergency shutdownhad to take place. This resulted to no water going into the SaundersStreet Reservoir in KwaDukuza.

Umgeni Water carried out repairs from Monday evening to Tuesdaymorning, 24 June 2014 with water being subsequently switched backon.

As iLembe District Municipality we acknowledge the problem andunderstand the discomfort and inconvenience this caused theresidents and apologise profusely to the people of Warrenton,Lindelani, Shakaville, Stanger Heights, High Ridge, Indian Village,Stanger Manor, Doctorsskop, Townview and Glenhills and StangerManor.

iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

iLEMBE UMASIPALAWESIFUNDA

NOTICE:APOLOGY FOR WATER

INTERRUPTION

POSTPONEMENT:

MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

The iLembe District Municipality 2014 State of the DistrictAddress has been postponed to Friday, 4 July 2014 at theMaphumulo Town Hall in Maphumulo Local Municipality.

His Worship the Mayor, Cllr SW Mdabe will deliver the addresswhich will be a report on the status of the District as well asoutline the Municipality’s priorities for the next financial year.

At this meeting, the full council will also represent the approvediLembe District Municipality 2014/ 2015 Budget and the 2014/2015 Integrated Development Plan.

The meeting is scheduled to take place as follows:Date: Friday, 4 July 2014Venue: Maphumulo Town HallTime: 10:00am

iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

iLEMBE UMASIPALAWESIFUNDA

STATE OF THE DISTRICTADDRESS 20144 JULY 2014

what’s onTo place a notice in the “What's on” section, email coastalweekly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 5523985. Deadline – Monday 10am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your eventand are free of charge.

>>The Upper North Coast Eistedoddfod Committeeis holding rehearsals for the adult eistedffod at Stan­gerSivaTempleHall.Adultsinterestedinparticipatingin the Tamil eisteddfod are requested to attend re­hearsels on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from6pm. Contact Mala Avathar on 073 279 8888 for moredetails.

>>Glenhills Women Circle will be holding a Tea­Gar­den on Saturday, June 28 opposite Stanger Super­Spar. For details contact Radha on 073 647 0551 orNareen on 083 549 2068.

>>The Sundown Temple Society will host the Mari­amman and Gargam Prayer on July 20 at 10am. Flaghoisting will commence at 6pm. Chariot processionwill take place on Saturday, July 19 from the templesite at 3pm. For details contact Krish on 032­5523346, Brian on 9032­552 7485, Selive on 032­5516635 or Indran on 032­551 2334

>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street in Stan­ger Manor conducts the following weekly services:

Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm Tuesday:Prayers servive from 7pm, Thursday: Ram Bajan Recit­sals from 7pm, Hanuman Chalisa Recital on Saturdayfrom 6pm.

Weddings are also conducted. For details contactRam Makardood on 084 4862207 or Som Mudaly on078 409 4494.

>>The community of Lot 14 and surrounds will holdtheir annual rain prayer on Sunday, 3 August at 8amat the prayer site near Hillview Stores. All welcome.For more information call Kishore on 073 546 1676 orRam on 071 944 2030.

>>The Byivumile Jazz Club invites to their annualgeneral meeting on Sunday, 6 July at Groutville ward10 at 2pm. For more information call 072 400 3440.

>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the ShantaNarasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Ku­bashni 076 825 7357.

>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple : Satsang Mon­6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm Contact Danny /Shawn on 032 552 2382.

>>Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Mon at

6.15­7.15pm), Bhajan Practice (Tues at 6pm) Satsang(Thurs from 7­8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Nar­asimha and Radha/Krishna (every Sat at 2pm). Con­tact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795.

>>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more infor­mationpleasecontactDCNaidoo0325514361orAsh­en 073 670 2324.

>>The Glenhills Sri Soobramoniar and MarriamenTemple will be hosting their annual Garraggum prayeron Sunday, 6 July. Flag hoisting will take place on Mon­day, 30 June commencing at 5.30pm. The main prayeron Sunday will commence at 10am. Flag dehoistingwilltakeplace8Julyat5.30pm.ThosewishingtocarryGarraggums can contact the officials on 083 977 3045(Siva), 084 552 5163 (PA Moodley) or 083 777 1472(Chix Budhram).

>>786 Helping Hands is appealing to the com­munity to donate winter clothing, blankets andnon perishable food items for underprivilegedresidents. Items can be dropped off at Spice De­light in Lindley Street. For more information con­tact Suraya Mitha on 032 554 4025.

>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal cordially invitesyou to spiritual discourses on the topic “ Law ofKarma” and the infallible laws of human life by:Shri MK Angajan, internationally acclaimed phi­losopher from India at the Shri Sanathan MundalHall, 21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights from 23to 26 June from 6:30pm to 8:30pm daily. All arewelcome and supper will be served.For further information contact Madhuri Sing on082 324 3406.

>>The Divine Life Society of SA ­ Stanger Branchinvites you to attend Ganga Arati and weekly Sat­sangs on Sundays commencing at 4.50pm andon Tuesdays commencing at 6.20pm.Ganga Arati and Hanuman Chalisa (three times)on Wednesdays and Fridays commencing at5.30pm.

>>The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymoushosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetingsevery Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger TownHall. For more information contact Shaun on0791556746.

CLASSIFIEDS

ESTATES

Deadline forClassified

Advertising isMonday 10am.

ContactNalishaon

032 552 3363

ACCOMMODATION

VACANCY

ENTERTAINMENT

BUSINESS FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES TO LET

We regret we cannotaccept responsibilityfor an incorrect inser-tion of an advertise-ment.

If errors do occur, theyshould be reportedimmediately on 032-5523363

No repeat advertise-ment or credit will begiven for small typo-graphical errors whichdo not lessen the valueof the advertisement.

ADVERTISING

FOR SALE

FLAT TO LET

Accommodation Avail-able-Doringkop, 2 Bed-room chalet, small petsallowed. Water & lightsinc. Serviced Bi weekly,From R5800pm. CallJenny: 073 040 5070.

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

Salon for sale-African,uni-sex, fully equipped,busy, beautiful de-signed, money comeback guarantee, Veru-lam CBD, R120 000.Contact: 078 0930954.

BUSINESSPREMISES TO LET

1).Workshop-Dawn-side2).Shop3).Offices4).Warehouse5)Factory Premises, 3PhaseContact: 072 5793167.

Rabbits for parties, pet-ting rabbits. Make yourchild’s party somethingto remember. We cometo you. R1000 for 2hours. Contact: Sal-ly-082 833 3602/Mor-gan-082 857 4282.

FOR HIRE

Bakkie and Driver forhire. Contact: Len-ny-073 416 0877.

2 Ten Cube Tippers forsale.2629 Merc Power Lin-er2225 Merc V-SeriesContact: 076 3898979.

Prayer pigs various siz-es. To view call Steve:072 799 3576.

Rabbit and Duck meatavailable. Call: Mor-gan-082 857 4282/Sally-082 833 3602.

Thorough Brede JackRussell Puppies forsale. Colour White& Brown. Contact:Samantha: 084 6360527/032-551 2625.

1 Bedroom, kitchen,incl. Bed, R1500-00incl. W/L. Phone: 083365 6882/074 2050952.

2 b/r, lounge, diningroom, kitchen, t/b, lug,incl. water, R3630, inCBD. Contact: 082 6538999.

4 Bedroom, en-suite,built-in cupboard, kitch-en units, walk in, se-cure complex, 18 Ed-gar Charles Crescent,immediate occupation.Tel: 032-551 1618/076374 3284.

Flats in Stanger. Con-tact: 072 579 3167.

Glenhills-2 B/Room,lounge, KTB, fully tiled,R2600-00 p/m excl.lights, including wa-ter. Contact: 071 9355454.

Two bedroom flat to let.Tel: 081 257 4710/081487 3767/032-5515494.

FLAT TO LET

1 Rm, T/S, H/C water/light, single, avail. im-mediately with bed-dings/furnished, 2draws, etc. Contact:073 772 9513.

Glenhills-29 CancerStreet, 2 Bedroom,lounge, kit, toilet &bathroom, carport,fully tiled and fencedpremises, house onits own land, largeland, prepaid water &lights, R2300-available01/07/2014. Contact:083 413 7686/083 9591871.

Outbuilding to rent-2 Ebrahim Drive, StgManor, 3 rooms +kitchen, excl. water/lights. Contact: 082553 2944.

Outbuilding to let in In-dian Village Area. Con-tact: 032-551 1609/078330 0976 call between8am-6pm.

Outbuilding to let,Stanger Manor, 2 bed-room and kitchen, toiletand bathroom. Contact:078 714 7021.

Outbuilding to let, 1Bedroom, 1 lounge,kit/T/Bath to let inStanger Heights,R2350-00 incl. lights/water/DSTV. Tel: 083736 8474/083 5733448.

Room for rent. Contact:078 422 1413.

House for sale/Rent-3 B/Rooms, ensuite,Price Neg. 29 JoelahDrive, Highridge. Con-tact: 078 252 7823.

House for sale in Me-moria Area, Melville,3 b/r, single garage,lounge, dining room,kitchen, R450 000.Contact: 083 3837494.

We do the following:1.Free property evalu-ation2.Buy and sell proper-ties3.Arrange financeDo not hesitate to con-tact Mthunzi for help on083 729 6425 or at mt-hunzifs@gmail.com.

HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale3 Bedrm, mes, modernkitchen-Windy Hghts-R795 000.001100 Stand-Mandini-R125 000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861

House for SaleRocky ParkPerfect starter home,2 Beds, 1 Bath, Largepiece of land,R460 000-00.Contact: Office 032-551 1630

LOANS

LAND FOR SALE

Land for sale at Glen-hills. Pluto Road, 5116,944 sqm. Contact: 076204 7280.

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

ARE you drowning indebt??? Pay from aslittle as R250.00 permonth towards all youraccounts. Immediaterelief. We also removegarnishees. Call Siva-078 545 0850/032-5337894, Savy-082 3971840, Chanel-073 1370783. Shop 6, HyperMall, next to VerulamPost Office below Pick& Pay.

TUITIONS

Unisa & IMM GSMTuition-Law, Com-merce, Marketing &Education Degrees,Diplomas & CertificateProgrammes. Thegraduate academyTel: 032-586 3804 /durban@t-g-a.co.za.

Admin position avail-able. Will handle re-ception duties as well.Must have accountsexperience and goodtelephonic skills. Email:britar@telkomsa.net.Tel: 032 552 2695

Barmaids, Barman’s,Waitress, Guards andCar Wash helpers re-quired. Phone: 083 3656882/074 205 0952.

Code 10 DrivingSchool Instructor re-quired. Contact: 032-552 1153.

Mature Indian nannyrequired to stay in.Call: 081 886 7042 af-ter 5pm.

Signage Company re-quires:-Vinyl applicators-Riggers-Sales PersonsMale or Female appli-cants welcome, Driv-ers license will be anadvantage. Please faxCV to 086 639 4165

VEHICLE FOR SALE

1989 VW Fox, 1.6L,good condition, R14000. Contact: 084 9605024.

WANTED

Driver for cane loader &tractor (immediately).Kudingeka um-shayeli kagandaganda nomajika eduze(ngokushesha).Cell: 082 840 6028.

TRANSPORT

Lift club available fromStanger to Prospec-ton, Mon-Fri, 7.30am-16.30pm. Please call082 501 4715 to join.

Transport urgentlyneeded from Stanger toBerea, DUT area. Con-tact: 076 212 0884.

Requirements:• Grade 12• Basic computer Literacy• Work under Pressure• Pro Active• Preferable Male

International TradingCompany requires a highly

motivated clerical staff

Fax CV with latest photo to086 670 9523

JYOTHI LALDAS

THEUpperNorth Coast EisteddfodMovementhosted theirChildren’sRegionalEisteddfodre-cently.

Awealthoftalentwasondisplayintheformsof Isai, Iyal and Naadagam (language, musicand dance).

AdjudicatorsfromtheKZNTamilVedicSoci-ety Trust were pleased with the performancesand commended themovement formotivatingandencouraging the children’s involvement inthe promotion and preservation of the Tamillanguage and culture.

Winners in each section received certifi-

cates and all participants received trophies fortheir efforts.

Outstanding performers included PurveeRaman for public speaking, Nerantha Goven-der forplaying theharmonium,KovendreePil-lay for language and Sriantha Naidoo for herBharatha Naatiyam Alaripu.

All finalist will now participate in the inter-regional finals this weekend in Durban.

Rehearsals for theadultEisteddfodwill takeplace at the Stanger Siva Temple Hall onMon-days, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6pm to7.30pm.

Formore informationcontactMalaAvatharon 073 279 8888.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDParticipants at the Children’s Regional Eisteddfod.

Propelling the Tamil arts

June 27, 2014Stanger WEEKLYPage 16

God looked around his garden and found an empty placeHe looked down upon this earth and saw your tired faceHe put his arms around you and lifted you to restGod’s garden must be beautifulHe only take’s the best. He knew that you were sufferingHe knew you were in painHe knew that you would never get well on earth againHe saw that the road was getting rough and the hills are hard to climbSo he closed your weary eyelids and whispered. “Peace be thine”It broke our hearts to lose you, But you didn’t go alone, for part of us went with you theday God called you home.

MRS ASHNEESOOKGRIM

20/11/1962 - 15/06/2014

IN LOVING MEMORY

Sadly missed by your husband Ishwar, daughter Reshni, Son-in-law Neville and grandson Cuinn and a host of family and friends.

Family and friends are requested to please accept this as a personal invite.

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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

In an effort to promote active lifestyle, healthy living and general improvement of the quality oflife for senior citizens, the iLembe District 2014 Golden Games team’s selection is scheduled asfollows:

Local Municipality Date Venue TimeKwaDukuza 9 July 2014 KwaDukuza Recreational

Grounds09h00

Maphumulo 11 July 2014 Sabuyaze Grounds 09h00

Mandeni 16 July 2014 KwaNgcedomhlopheSport Grounds

09h00

Ndwedwe 17 July 2014 Nombuka Sports Ground 09h00

Gogo’s and Mkhulu’s interested in taking part in the Golden Games can contact their councillor ortheir local municipality official.

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Maphumulo Zine Nzama 073 - 5389604

Mandeni Nonhlanhla Msweli 082 - 7265507

Ndwedwe Shovo Gumede 084 - 9194363

Golden Games codes include Soccer, Pegging washing pegs (wheel chair bound), Goal shoot-ing, Ball relay, Ball kick & pass, Ring the stick, Juskei throw, Passing the ball, Dress-up race,Rugby ball throw, Duck walk, 400m relay sprint, 800m run, 500m brisk walk, 400m run, 200mrun and 100m run.

The 2014 Golden Games Intermunicipal Games will be held on 23 July 2014 in KwaNgce-domhlophe Sports Ground in Mandeni. The training camp in preparation for the ProvincialGolden Games will take place on the 19 - 20 August 2014, at the KwaDukuza RecreationalGrounds.

The 2014 Golden Games programme is led by the Department of Sports and Recreation inpartnership with iLembe District Municipality and the departments of Health and SocialDevelopment.

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WITH six main ingredients ­ the help of stu­dents from the International Hotel Schooland helpful advice from fellow contes­tants ­ 20 children between the ages of 12and 18 set out to wow the judges in the firstheat of the Mr Price Coasal Living Bru’s Ju­nior Cook Off competition.

The event was held at the LifestyleCentre on Saturday morning.

Twelve children were chosen to gothrough to the final cook off that will takeplace on 1, 2 and 3 July at the La MontagneHotel.

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PHOTO:SUPPLIEDFinalists,judgesand Inter­nationalHotelSchoolstudentsafter thecompeti­tion.

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Luthuli Museumcelebrates WorldEnvironment Day>> Pupils get their hands dirty and clean up community

PRIMARY school pupils from 15different schools were told to‘raiseyourvoicenot thesea lev-

el’ at theWorldEnvironmentDaycel-ebration at the Luthuli Museum re-cently.

Theinstruction, fromguestspeak-er Gcobisa Feke, a health and safetyco-ordinator from Dolphin CoastLandfillManagement (DCLM),was inline with the 2014 theme for the daycommemorated all over the world.

Feke urged pupils to be creativeandwriteasong tocontribute toward

raising awareness about globalwarming and rising sea levels.

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She told pupils to plant trees andtoalwaysrememberthethreeR’s–re-duce, reuse and recycle.

Then it was time to hear from thepupils with six representatives fromdifferent eco-clubs giving short pre-sentationsabout theiractivitiesat theschool.

Thereafter, armed with black binbags and gloves, the pupils took toNokukhanya Luthuli Street and be-gan cleaning up, picking up every-thing from beer cans, plastic packetsand boxes.

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Dolphins II snatch thrilling 8­7 win>> Cracking start pays off for squash team

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STANGER Dolphins IIsnatched a thrilling 8­7 winagainst hosts Salt Rock I in

a Dolphin Coast Squash SecondDivision League game played atthe Salt Rock squash courts onThursday night.

Elvis Govender set a crackingpace for the visitors after rompingto an impressive 3­0 (15­6; 15­12;15­4) win against Vanessa Neyt.Dolphins hopes of doubling theiradvantage was dented after thehosts replied instantly with a hardfought 3­0 win.

Jarryd Smith had to dig deepinto his reserves to hold off a de­termined Prenolen Govender be­fore winning 16­14; 15­13; 15­8 tolevel the scores at 3­3.

Dolphins skipper Mike Bal­

wanth was unlucky, going downnarrowly (13­15) to Ferdinand Hat­tingh in the opening set, butstormed back with sheer determi­nation winning the next three setscomfortably (15­7; 15­12; 15­5) torecord a 3­1 and put them in thedriving seat (6­4) heading into the

final match of the evening.Meanwhile, Ranjith Rhugoo­

nun’s Dolphins IV outfit movedwithin striking distance of logleaders Tongaat II after beatingSalt Rock VI (14­5) in a DolphinCoast Squash Third DivisionLeague game.

Tongaat II beat Darnall IV(13­6) on Tuesday night to ce­ment their position at the sum­mit of the log table. Three pointsseparate Tongaat II (63 points)and Dolphins IV (60) with Um­hlaliVinthirdspot with 53points.

In the Dolphin Coast SquashFirst Division League, Avesh Nur­badh’s Dolphins I outfit sufferedback­to­back league defeats andwill be hoping to use the July re­cess to strategise ahead of the re­sumption of their league cam­paign on 24 July.

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R&BGLEDHOWDarts Club trouncedDarnall Action Sporting (25-11) in aone-sidedTrophies Engravers-spon-sored KwaDukuza Darts AssociationLeaguegameplayedattheTasteofIn-dia Restaurant in KwaDukuza onWednesday night.

Gledhow stamped their authorityin the match with an emphatic 5-1

win in the opening frame. Darnall,bruisedandbroken stagedadramat-ic fight-back to share the spoils in a3-3 stalemate in the second frame.

Darnall suffered ahumiliating 6-0drubbinginthethird frameandat thehalfway stage of the match, the writ-ing was on the wall for the “sugar-cane” lads.

Gledhow took their foot off the ac-celerator in the fourth frame and set-

tled for a tame 3-3 draw.Gledhow upped the tempo in the

penultimate frame, winning 5-1 andin the final frameof the eveningwerecontentwiththeir3-3drawtoregistera landslide 25-11 victory.

The trio of Kevin Pillay, DarrelShanmagum and Rajesh Parasara-man won five games each to keepGledhow in the race for league hon-ours.

Meanwhile, Nevil’s Auto consoli-dated their position at the top of thelogstandingwithahardfought22-14

win against Gledhow United.Nevil’s Auto were firing on all cyl-

indersafterrompingtoanimpressive4-2 win in the opening frame. But,United returned the favour in the2ndframe winning 4-2 (thanks to a bril-liant top-score of 180 by Woody Nai-doo) to level the scores at 6-6.

Nevil’s Auto restored their 2-pointcushion (13-11)afterwinning the4thframe4-2.With12pointsupforgrabsin the remaining two frames, thegame was on a knife-edge.

With the match ending in a 3-3

drawinthefifthframe,Unitedneededto win five of the six singles matchesin the final frame.

But, they produced one theirmostdisappointingperformances in the fi-nal frame, slumping to a 6-0 loss tohandvictory (22-14) to their rivals ona golden platter.

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Jacobs scoops KZN ChallengeLeague batting award>> Dolphins player’s hard work pays off with recognition at KZN cricket union awards

WEEKLY REPORTER

STEVEN Jacobs was over themoon after being voted batsmanof the 2013/2014 season in the

KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union Chal-lengeLeague (StreamTwo)at aglitter-ing awards banquet hosted by KZNCricket Union at the Sahara Kings-mead presidential suite on Fridaynight.

Jacobs joined the North CoastCricket Academy (under the watchfuleye of coach Desigan Pillay) at the ageof 13. He made great strides in thegame impressing his coach as a bats-man and joined the Manor ‘B’ seniorside in 2004.

After just two seasons he was pro-motedtotheManor‘A’squadandthere

has been no turning back for him.Apartfromimpressingwiththebat,

Jacobs showed tremendous potentialasawicket-keeper,buthadtoplaysec-ond fiddle to first choice keeper, RiaanLatchram.

In 2009 Jacobs was promoted toopening batsman at Manor CricketClubandwasgiventhefullreinsasfirstchoice wicket-keeper.

Heseizedtheopportunitywithbothhandsandrecallswith fondmemoriesof taking a brilliant catch, making astunningdiveonthe legside todismissthe talented KwaZulu-Natal Countrycap,CharlGroenewaldoff thebowlingof Mohamed Mhlongo in the2000/2001 season.

Jacobs potential as an opener forManordidnotgounnoticedandhewas

afforded the opportunity to open thebatting for IlembeCricketUnion in theKZN Challenge League (Stream Two)at the start of the 2012/2013 season.His top score in the2012/2013 seasonwas90againstClaresat theAshervilleGround.

Manager of the Ilembe Cricketsquad, NR Singh said: “Jacobs has aterrificeyeandhisability totakeonthefierypaceofanyopeningbowler,espe-cially the swinging ball has been thehallmark of his tremendous talent.”

In the 2013/2014 season heamassed a whopping 370 runs at anaverage of 33 runs and it came as nosurprise when he was voted batsmanof the season in the KZN ChallengeLeague.

The match against Phoenix in thepast season stands out vividly in themindofJacobs.Hesaid: “Asanopenerthe wickets around me fell at regularintervals, but I heldmynerve carryingmy bat until the 9th batsman came tothe crease top-scoringwith 65 runs toguide Ilembe to victory.”

Jacobs attributed his performancewith the bat to his coach and mentorDesigan Pillay. His cricketing hero isAustralia’s batting sensation, MichaelClark.

The KZN Cricket Union posthu-mously honoured Mahalingam“Child” Govender for his contributionto the KZNUmpiring Board. Dolphinsskipper Morne van Wyk was votedplayer of the season.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKwaZulu­Natal Crick­

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WE HIRE : Compressors, Spray Guns, Generators,Arc Welders, WaterPumps, Tile cutters, Powertools, High Pressure Washers, ElectricJack Hammers, Heavy Duty Impact Drills, Scaffolding & Ladders

Welding gas available 7 days a weekOPEN ON SUNDAYS 9AM TO 11AM

CAR PAINTS MIXED WHILE U WAIT WITH LATEST COMPUTER SYSTEMS

FREE PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE IN & AROUND STANGERDEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED IN STORE!

22a Strelitzia Road, Stanger (opp. Tren Tyre)Tel: (032) 551 4024 / 551 2272

FOR YOUR TOP QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS!

WE HIRE: Compressors, Spray Guns, Generators, Arc Welders, WaterPumps, Tile Cutters, Powertools, High Pressure Washers, ElectricJack Hammers, Heavy Duty Impact Drills, Scaffolding & Ladders

TRADING HOURS: MON - THURS: 9am to 6pmFRI: 8:30am - 6pm| SAT: 8am - 4pm| SUN: 8am to 3pm

Everything of the bestto Child WelfareKwa Dukuza

NO CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ON SPECIALS • DEBIT CARDS & CASH ONLY • Tʼs & Cʼs Apply

HARDWARE

15 Balcomb Street StangerNgaphesheya kwe Caltex Garage - ngase Taxi Rank

PROTEA

Ph (032) 551 3417Keep up the sterling work

SUPPLIES

ULTIMATE 4 SECURITY

Specializing in:

Armed and Unarmed Guards

Alarm Installation

Monitoring and Reaction

CCTV

Gate Automation

Excess Control

Special Events

Gregory Pillay 083 502 2946

Darron Sewram 072 959 1312

Office : 032 552 2337 / 032 551 1259

SINGH’S HARDWARE189 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza Tel: 032 551 4201

COLDBUS

TER

NCPCEMENTPOCKET

Sunday Open 7am-12pm(Terms and conditions apply)

R51.73+ VAT

FOR QUALITY AND PRICE BUY DIRECTFROM OUR MINING PITS!

• RIVER SAND• BUILDING SAND• SCREENED SAND• PLASTER SAND• HAND STONE• BOULDER STONE• CONCRETE STONE• G7

RIVER SAND

R50.00m3

SPECIAL FOR LOCAL DELIVERY

BLOCKS SABS:M200M150M100

EDUFAIRPROGRAMME

Jackson Motors...KZN’s leading pre-ownedtruck and trailer dealer on the North Coast. Withhead office in Stanger, branches in Empangeniand Gauteng you are assured the best selec-tion of used commercial vehicles available. Wealso deal in earth moving equipment, tractors,farming implements and heavy used spares. Atrusted name for over 40 years and now withhead office a mere 20 minutes from King ShakaInternational Airort, premium quality com-mercials are never too far. Jackson Motors...committed to excellence.

• VEHICLES SOLD WITH COR • TRADE-INSWELCOME • NUMEROUS OTHER LATE MODELTRUCKS & TRACTORS AVAILABLE • TRUCKS,TRACTORS, EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENTBOUGHT FOR CASH! • TRACTORS AND FARM-ING MACHINERY AVAILABLE • WE ALSO SELLHEAVY DUTY USED VEHICLES SPARES

KZN’S leading truck, tractor and trailer dealer on theNorth Coast

Empangeni: 4 Standish Lester RoadTel: 035 772 5876 Fax: 035 772 5880

Amod: 083 786 3332jacksonmotor@telkomsa.net

10 mins from Richards Bay Airport

Stanger: Lot 2197, New Guelderland RdTel: 032 552 3857 / 551 2066 / 551 2251

Solly: 083 778 1053 Hassan: 072 501 2345jacksonmotor@mweb.co.za

20 mins from King Shaka Airport

Johannesburg: 37B View Point RoadBoksburg (next to Stor-age)

Tel: 011 918 9111 Fax: 086 216 9640Mohammed: 083 786 2963

jacksonmotorjhb@gmail.com5 mins from OR Tambo Airport

GEORGE’S

Building and Civil Contractor

FOR WORKMANSHIP & EFFICIENCY

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

Best wishes to theStanger Child Welfare

CONSTRUCTION

Date: 26 June 2014Venue: Stanger Country Club

GroundTime: 10am

*Top 20/ Math­A­Move competition(Grades 4/5/6) – hosted by KwaDukuza

Maths Association*Spelling Bee competition – hosted by Me­

dia 24 (Stanger Weekly)*Career Guidance – hosted by KwaDukuza Mu­

nicipality Youth Affairs*LoveLife*Presentation by Master Maths

*Presentation by Department of Justice*Presentation by Department of Health

*Presentation by Boston College*Presentation by Umfolozi College*Fire demonstration and Foam Party –

hosted by KwaDukuza Municipality

TEAM AudioMax together

with Child Wel­fare SA­KwaDu­

kuza will behosting one ofthe biggest carsound­off and

show and shinecompetitions onSunday, June 28at the Stanger

RecreationGround com­mencing at

10am.Glittering tro­

phies will beawarded to allwinners in therespective 30

categories.Child Welfare

SA­KwaDukuzasalutes, Alan Pil­lay and his teamfrom Audio Max

for their support.Pillay and histeam raised

more than R75000 in the previ­ous three WinterFairs. The money

goes towardsuplifting under­privileged com­

munities.

For moreinformation

contact Pillayon

083 624 3516.

CatchBarney, Ben

10, Doraand friendson Saturdayat 10am atthe Winter

Fairgrounds.

KiddiesEntertainment

Barney, Ben

and friendson Saturday

Entertainment

Best Wishes to The Stanger Child and Family Welfare Societyon a successful Winter Fair 2014.