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“Are wesafe now?”>> Men believed to be taxi hitmen found dead
SIBUSISO BIYELA/JYOTHI LALDAS/JONATHAN ERASMUS
NORTH Coast residents have beenleft wondering if they are safe intheir own homes after a taxi vio-
lence related gun fight broke out inStanger Manor on Wednesday morning,14 January.
Since the gruesome incident, bodies oftheallegedhitmen arebeingfoundinvari-ous locations on the North Coast.
At least four more men, believed tohave been involved in last Wednesday’sdeadly ambush on a convoy of a Maphu-mulo Taxi Association boss, have beenfound dead with gunshot wounds, be-tween KwaDukuza and Darnall.
Butwho is behind the killings remainsa mystery.
Wednesday’s shootingwhich left threepeople dead and two others injured tookplaceoff theR74StangerManorHighway
near Chett’s Cafe.The Maphumulo taxi boss known as
“Ten Ten” Ngiba - the brother of the Ma-phumulo Taxi Association’s chairmanandmanageroftheMaphumulosectionofthe KwaDukuza rank - a security guardand a ‘hitman’ were left dead after thedrawn out shoot-out in the “peaceful”neighbourhood.
The incident spilled into the StangerHospital casualtywardwhere two armedsecurity guards forced their way in look-ing for their client, Ngiba, who had beentaken to the hospital. The armedmen leftsoonaftercheckingontheircolleagueandboss who sustained gunshot wounds tothe leg and head. The taxi boss was de-clared dead at the hospital.
Multiplesourcesfromwithinthepoliceand taxi industry confirmed that “retalia-tion attacks were certain” since lastweek’s shoot-out.
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Hawks investigate violent attack
However, the SAPS organised crimeunit, the Hawks, recently tasked withinvestigating the violent taxi attack,believe they are “close to a break-through”.
Hawks spokesperson BrigadierHangwani Mulaudzi, while reluctantto reveal sensitive information, saidthey are busy compiling a list of sus-pects involved in the hit.
“We are tracing all who we believewere involved in the attack and arepositive we will soon have a break-through,” he said.
A source close to the investigationsaid a suspect, who was found withgunshot wounds at a local hospital onWednesday lastweekandisnowbeingdetained at an undisclosed location,was providing the investigatorswith alist of the hitmen involved.
“We now know there were 17 hit-men and that they used three vehicles- an Audi, VW Jetta and BMW X5 - toget away from the scene.” The sourcesaid the hitman killed in the gunfightwas foundwith R30 000 in cash in hispocket, his likely fee for taking part inthe hit.
“The majority of the hitmen werefrom Umlazi. We had received infor-
mation that such an attack was com-ing, but we didn’t know where andwhen,” he said.
Recounting the attack aMaphumu-lo Taxi Association member said theywere travelling on Primrose Street, asthey often did on their way to the rankwhen the shoot-out ensued.
He said it seemed like there was agroup of people in blue overalls work-ing around the corner, however, whenthey got closer they brandished fire-arms and started shooting. The Ma-phumuloconvoyof security guards re-turned fire killing one of the hitmen.
Two Maphumulo security guards,onlyknownasDubeandPetrosMkhizewere also wounded.
According toKZNSAPS spokesper-son Colonel Jay Naicker, the taxi bossandhisconvoyofsecurityguardswereambushed. He said the suspects hadleft the scene in their own getaway ve-hicles, later recovered in the Darnallarea. Residents awoke to gunfire thatreportedly lasted for over 10 minutesas the convoy was ambushed.
Aresident,whosepropertytheinci-denthappenedinfrontof,wasterrifiedby the incident that “sounded worsethan firecrackers”.
Choosing to remain anonymous,she told the Weekly what she heardduring the ordeal.
“At around 6:20am, just as mygrandsonwas about to leave forwork,we suddenly saw smoke everywhereand the gunfire started,” she said.
“My grandson ran back into thehouse shouting ‘Nani [granny], getdown on the floor,’ and the noise car-ried on for 15 to 20 minutes. We wereterrified.” Police hadmarked over 130spent bullet shells on scene with mostonthestreetandsomeinsideoneoftheresidences on the street.
TransportMECWilliesMchunu ex-pressed “grave concerns over thealleged taxi-relatedshooting incident”and admitted that the violence wasmost likely linked to the dispute be-tweentheKwaDukuzaandMaphumu-lo Taxi Associations.
Less than two weeks ago he ad-dressed the two associations overcurbingtheviolenceafterMuziMhlon-go, a member of the KwaDukuza TaxiAssociation’s executive, was killed onNew Year’s Eve. Three murder cases,one of attempted murder and one in-questdocketwasopenedatKwaDuku-za police station.
The body of a hitman lies on the scene of the shooting that left a taxi boss dead and a security guard injured.PHOTO: SIBUSISO BIYELA
The crime scene detective marks bullet casings.PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDAS
The bullet casings found at the scene.PHOTO: SIBUSISO BIYELA
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THEILembeCricketUnionwerechosenasoneof a few to join the KFC Mini-Cricket kids whobeat the Proteas 2-1 in the KFC T20 Interna-tional series in a curtain raiser to the KFC T20InternationalatSaharaKingsmeadstadiumonWednesday, 14 January.
Team coach Delialyn Subrayan was morethan proud of his team who themselves were
overjoyed with meeting their cricketing iconsincluding Imran Tahir, Hashim Amla and J.P.Duminy. Themini-cricketerswere able to takephotos and get themselves autographs fromtheir icons.
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Some of the minicricketers from theiLembe Cricket Union with coachDelialyn Subrayanand Protea spinnerImran Tahir duringthe meetandgreet with theProteas as part ofthe KFC Minicricket match beforethe T20 International against theWest Indies.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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THElatestwaterrestrictionsbeingimplement-ed twice daily have negatively affected resi-dentsasauthoritiestrytoavoidthesystemfromrunning dry with plummeting dam levels.
In this stage of water restrictions, authori-tiesare trying to reducewaterusage, afterpre-vious stages of water restrictions have failed.
As of Monday, Hazelmere Dam levels were
at 35.5% capacity; a decrease of close to 2% intwo weeks.
UmgeniWater corporate stakeholderman-agerShamiHarichundersaid thesituationhasbecome critical, with dire predictions that therains may come much later than expected.
With this stage of restrictions,water supplyis being cut from10pm to 4amand from10amto 4pm.
Oneresidentwhoisaffectedbythewaterre-
Dry spell affecting iLembe residents
strictions says that “it gets hard to do simplethings like cooking and washing”.
But she is thankful that she is able to col-lect water as soon as the supply starts dwin-dling.
Main areas affected by the water cuts in-clude areas north of Durban namely 12wards in Ndwedwe, 12 wards in KwaDuku-za, Tongaat, Ballito and Tinley Manor.
The water cuts are being implementedseven days a week.
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A ONEyearold boy was shot and killed andhis12yearoldbrotherwaswoundedinwhatis believed to be an attack related to the on
going taxi violence gripping KwaDukuza and Maphumulo.
According to provincial SAPS spokesperson Colonel Jay Naicker the family of Maphumulo taxi rankmanager Mthobisi Mhlongo was attacked at theirhome, in the Mbitane area, on Friday night.
Naicker said the attackers attempted to set thehome on fire before firing shots and killing the toddler.
“The children’s father was not home when theattack took place. After receiving a report policeproceeded to the scene, but the boy had alreadydied,” Naicker said.
Members of the Maphumulo Taxi Associationsaid some of them no longer sleep in their homesas they fear for their lives after a split within theassociation.
It is believed that the ongoing violence has left
approximately 20 members dead since it begantwo years ago.
According to witnesses, the attackers werearmedwithAK47rifles.However,thishasnotbeenconfirmed.
The association is now hoping that MEC forTransport, Community Safety and Liaison WilliesMchunu will put an end the violence.
The Maphumulo SAPS is now appealing to thecommunity to assist them in locating the attackers.
The actual motive for the attack is still unknown. KwaZuluNatal commissioner LieutenantGeneral Mmamonnye Ngobeni condemned thekilling.
“We are confident that our members will workaround the clock and arrest these heartless murderers.
“These individuals who kill people indiscriminately must be brought to book and we appeal tothe community at large to work together with police to remove these thugs from society,” Ngobenisaid.
Those with information regarding the whereabouts of the suspect are urged to contact CrimeStop on 0860010111.
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AGROUTVILLEresidentisseeingred over what he is claiming isunfair treatment by the South
AfricanSocialSecurityAgencyregion-al office, after having his disabilitygrant suspended.
The 56- six-year-old NkosiyabantuMkhize has been deemed “fit towork”and left to his own devices.
Mkhizewasthebeneficiaryofagov-ernment disability grant after he wasdeemed unable to work in 1992.
He says thathegotillafterworking asa painterfor newestablishments atthe timein theearly 90s
in KwaDukuza.“After working for some time, I
started experiencing chest problemsand I reported it tomy then employerswho advised me to go see a doctor, soI did,” said Mkhize. “Upon assessingme, the doctor told me that I am nolonger fit to work and furnished mewith somemedication I would have totake including an inhaler.”
After getting a disability grant formany years since, Mkhize then re-ceivedanotification to suspendhis so-cial grant in February last year ongrounds thathehadbeen found“fit foremployment”, giving him 30 days torespond.
“This cameasa shock tomeas I amstill in the same condition as I wasthose many years ago and I am an oldman now. What do they expect me todo?” said Mkhize. After appealing thedecision to cut off his disability grant,Mkhize was assessed by a doctor ap-pointedbySASSAinKwaDukuzainOc-tober last year.
“The doctor just looked at me, mymedical records and the medication I
was takingandweweredone.Hedidnoteven touchmeor tellmeanything,” said Mkhize.
“I went back to SASSA tore-apply for the grant and Iwas served with a letterfrom the executive region-
almanager tellingme thatmyapplica-tion was unsuccessful.”
According to the letter Mkhize pre-sented to the Weekly, his applicationwas unsuccessful on the grounds that“thereislittle, ifany,significantresidu-al impairment affecting your ability towork”.
The Weekly contacted the SASSAregional office in Petermaritzburg tofind out about the normal procedureregarding Mkhize’s case.
According to spokesperson MusaMdlalose,Mkhizestillhas theoptiontoappeal the decision by SASSA.
“The client can lodge a complaintdisputing the decision if he feels thatSASSAhasbeen inaccurate in theiras-sessment,” he said.
He furtherexplained that“SASSAisnot a ‘sickness grant’.
“Thismeans that if the sickness ex-perienced by the client is manageableto the point that the client’s ability toseekanddowork isnothindered, thenhe no longer needs the grant.
“When a client receives a disabilitygrant,heorshereceivesitwiththecon-ditionofa laterreview.Areview, inthiscase, has shown that the client is fit towork, but he can appeal this decisionif he likes,” said Mdlalose.
WithregardstoMkhize’sage,Mdla-lose responded saying that “SASSA isnot a ‘basic incomegrant’ sowedonotconsider the client’s age as a factor inourreviews,andthat is theparliamen-tary accepted policy”.
Nkosiyabantu Mkhize (56) says he was unfairly denied a SASSAdisability grant he reapplied for as he claims to still be in a condition unfit to work.PHOTO: SIBUSISO BIYELA
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IAMahappy person by na-ture.My resolve is: there isnopoint inbeingunhappy.
Itweighsmedown,makesmevulnerable to all kinds ofthings that I don't want to bevulnerabletoandiscrappyforthe universe, with all the al-readybadkarmabeingputoutthereby...ohyeah, everybody.
So instead of sulking andgaping, which I'm not sayingI don't do – I'd be inhuman ifI didn't ever do those things –I quickly dealwith it, put it be-hind me and move on. I'm ofthe belief that every problemcan be solved with a bit ofthought and diligence and ifafter thought and diligencethere is no solution...thenmaybeyourproblemiswrongor doesn’t exist.
We so readily complainabout everything and thekitchensink thatwe forget theactual problems there are intheworld. Imeancanwereal-ly compare the flat tyre on theway towork thatmade you allof 20 minutes late to the star-vation of a child in a war-torncountry?
Now don't get me wrong, Iam in noway trying to belittleyourflat tyresandtheheapsofyelling you had to take fromyour boss, but really, can itcompare to the true pain andsufferingofthatchildorofthatcountry?
Can it compare to a manonce living an average life be-ingthrowntothestreetslosinghis family and being reducedto abeggarbecause job loss inour country is a very realtruth?
It's really disappointingthat we have so much yet ap-preciate it so little.
Obviously if youarereadingthisyouhaveaccesstoanews-paper ina functional areaandare not totally bad off. We livelives that couldbe spectacularsimply because we live freelyinaplacewheretheworstnat-ural disaster is heavy rain.Butno,wewouldmuchrath-
erharponthesmartphonewewant, but can't get...immedi-ately, the roadblock fromwhich YOU got a ticket be-cause YOU weren't wearing aseat belt or the astronomicalfight YOU had with so and soover such and such and nownothingwill ever be the same.
I'm sure you will get thatsmartphone eventually andthe ticket will be ignored untila summons comes aroundandyoubegrudginglypayitoffand “so and so” will forgive
you and all will be well or “soand so” will go away and youmay be all the better for it.But, look at that, it's all YOU,YOU, YOU isn't it?
We are selfish creatures,humanbeings, I admit, Imostdefinitely am,but I appreciatewhat I have and I admit whatI am.
We live in a time of denialand self loathing...it's nothealthy at all.
I thinkwe should be happyfor allwehaveandappreciateit. That crappy job, is a job atleast...that Nokia cellphone isbetter thannothing at all, thatticket for not wearing a seatbelt could be the wake up callyou need to avoid future tick-ets and potentially save yourlife.
We have so much - it's ourduty to make the best of it.Smilealittle, takeamomenttoconsider what if you didn'thave what you have today.
Don't complain becausetimes are tough and cash istight, aspire to better timesthrough positivity and hardwork. Manmakesmoney, butmoneywillnevermakeaman.
Be happy and positive andtheuniversewill pay it back toyou.
Live happily, love com-pletelyandlaughheartily...it'sthe only thing people will re-member when all you are is amemory.
Appreciate, initiate,resonate
FAROUK Cassim’s letter hits thenail on the head (Terror attack inParis, 16 January 2015).
If only all of us, religion aside,are taught unity then wemay getsomewhere in this world. Is it nottime for the people shouting anti-Israeli slogans andhate speech to
stop as well?Now I read on Facebook that
South Africa is allowing ISIS andits friends to set training camps inthis country. I donot believe it andI hope it is not true.
J. BoulterOslo Beach
‘We all need to fight terrorism’
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THE Stanger Muslim Association(SMA) would like to express oursincere gratitude to the South African Police Services (SAPS) andthe KwaDukuza Municipality(KDM) Crime Prevention Unit fortheir dedication and commitmentduringthefestiveseasonespecially in Blythedale.
This is a busy period for all and theselfless service of our crimefighting men in uniform is commendable and much appreciated.The SMA salutes you!
Zaf KhanSMA CHAIRMAN
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Dolphin CoastHospiceAssociationValentine’s Ball
SIBUSISO BIYELA
THE Dolphin Coast Hospice Association willbe hosting their annual Valentine’s Ball onSaturday 14 February at the Stanger SivaSungam Hall.
Interested caterers are invited to tendertheir services for the above function.
Forfurtherdetails, contacttheassociationat the followingemail address: [email protected].
A kind request is made by the board tomembers of the public for a contribution to-ward the function.
Please contact the fund raising co-ordina-tor ThiloNaidoo on 0836865155 to offer as-sistance.
Please donate uniforms>> Helping children in need
JYOTHI LALDAS
WITH limited job oppor-tunities and a high re-trenchment rate, par-
ents are facing tough times tosend their children to school.
With this in mind Child Wel-fare SA - KwaDukuza has em-barked on a uniform collectiondrivetoensurethatlessfortunatepupilsarenotdeprivedofanedu-cation.
According to senior socialworkmanagerPennyDhaverthecancellation of grants and thelack of supportive resources alsocontribute toparent’s inability toprovide their children with eventhe most basic needs.
“Child support grants caterfor children up to the age of 17.However, according to theamended Children’s Act, chil-
dren can attend school until theage of 21.Manywidows and sin-gle parents with children overage 17 have no source of incomeandareunable tomeet their chil-
dren’s educational needs.”“It is for these reason that we
are appealing to the communitytodonateneworusedschooluni-forms, shoes, school bags andstationery for the children theysupport. Your contribution willaffect the lives of children and
give them hope for a secure fu-ture,” she added.
Donations can be dropped offattheChildWelfaresocietybuild-ingatthecornerofCatoandJaca-randa Streets.
Formoreinformationcall032551 2129.
Senior socialwork manager PennyDhaver, socialworkers SneChiliza andAmy Sentooand socialwork manager SandraReddy showsome of theuniforms theyhave receivedthus far.PHOTO: SIBU-SISO BIYELA
The Hillview Rain Prayer Society’s Kishore Sewpursat andfamily would like to thank J.R.Moodley of J.R. Sugar Estatefor his generous donation of acow, which Sewpursat reportsgave birth to a baby bull onSaturday, 8 January. The cowis worshipped as the Motherin the Hindu religion.
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KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITYZINKWAZI TOWN PLANNING SCHEME IN THE COURSE OF PREPARATION, SPECIAL
CONSENT APPLICATION
Notice is hereby given that application has been made to the KwaDukuza Municipality for a SpecialConsent: for a Bed and Breakfast Establishment, on Erf 96 Zinkwazi, 65 Glen Drive, RegistrationDivision FU, situated in KwaDukuza Municipality.
Any person wishing to comments or object to this proposal may do so by lodging a written noticesetting out the grounds of his / her objection on or before 06 March 2015 with:
The Municipal Manager,KwaDukuza Municipality,P.O. Box 72KwaDukuza4450
Objectors must, in notification the Municipality Manager, certify that a copy of the notice has beenserved on the applicant at the address given below by registered or certified post or by hand.
Any objection received after the prescribed date and / or where a copy has not been served on theapplicant is not valid.
Plans and particulars relating to this application may be inspected during normal office hoursMonday to Friday (excluding public holidays) at The Secretary: Development and Planning Section,KwaDukuza Municipality, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street. The application will lie for inspection for 30days from date of publication
Name and Address of the Applicant
i S T H E N J W A Development Projects34 Campile CrescentAvoca HillsDurban4051
MASIPALA WAKWADUKUZA, ZINKWAZI TOWN PLANNING SCHEME IN COURSE OFPREPARATION, ISISHICILELO SOSHINSTHO
Isaziso sesicelo esenziwe kuMasipala waKwaDukuza sokugunyazwa kwe (sicelo): Special Consentfor a Bed & Breakfast establishment on Erf 96 Zinkwazi, 65 Glen Drive, Registration Division FU,kumkhandlu wakwa KwaDukuza.
Bonke abafisa ukuphikisana nesicelo sokushintsha ukusetshenziswa kwendawo bangalethaimobono yabo ngaphambi kuka 06 March 2015, kuleli kheli elilandelayo:
KwaDukuza Municipality,KwaDukuza Municipality,P.O. Box 72KwaDukuza4450
Abaphikisayo kumele batshele umphakathi waKwaDukuza bachaze kabanzi izizathu, azithumelekofake isicelo, kuleli kheli elingezansi aphinde ayithumele ngesandla emahovisini KwaDukuzaMunicipality, 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street. Isikhalazo esifikwe sekudlule isikhathi nomaesingafikanga ngeke sibalwe.Imidwebo nemininingwane ehambisana nalesisicelo ingabonakala kumahovisi kamasipalakusukela ngoMsombuluko kuya kuLwesihlanu (ngaphandle kwaholidi)kusukela ngo 08H00 -16H00ntambama
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DEBBIEPillayAttorneys is a law firm thatwas established in January 2003 atWhitehouse Centre, Stanger.
The firm specialises in personal injury andRoad Accident Fund compensation and hassuccessfully litigatedclaims invariouscourts inthe country.
Debbie Pillay, sole proprietor, has extensiveexperience in personal injury compensationhaving been employed at the Road AccidentFundClaimsDepartmentboth in theRandburgandDurbanbranches.Thisexperiencehasheldheringoodsteadovertheyears.Thefirm’stena-cious approach to this specialised area of lawhas ensured that their clients are awarded themost equitable settlements. The claimants’ in-terests are paramount at all times.
The firmhas relocated to InzarHouse, Lind-ley Street in 2012. The premises are ideally lo-cated for clients who use wheelchairs/walkingaids as it is easily accessible.
Evashni Pillay, the conveyancer and notarypublic, has extensive experience in conveyanc-ing, commercial law, administration of estate,will drafting and family law, divorces and herrepertoire complements Debbie Pillay’s area ofpractice perfectly to encompass all areas ofpractice.
The dedicated and loyal staff have tirelesslycontributed to the success and growth of thepractice.Their friendlydispositionensuresthatall clients of whatever stature are treated withrespect and dignity.
The firm thanks all clients and associates,friends and colleagues for their support andlong-standing relationships and looks forwardto providing this service for the future.
The firm has relocated to Inzar House, LindleyStreet in 2012.
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UMnuzElliotMashile. oyisikhulu esiphezu-lu sakwa-KZNLiqourBoard, uthe inhloso yalomhlangano ukufundisa nokugqugquzela os-omabhizinisi abadayisa utshwala ngemith-etho ekumele bayilandele emabhizinisi abo.
Uthe: “Sigqugquzelaosomabhizinisiukuthibangadayiseli izingane, abantu besifazaneabakhulelwenabathengiabaphuzengokweqi-le. Akusibo bonke osomabhizinisi abangayi
landeli lemithetho,ngobaabanyebabobayak-wazi ukucabangela impilo yabathengi njeng-okuthi bangabadayiseli uma sebebona ukuthibaphuze ngokweqile. Lokhu kuzo kwehlisaisibalo sabantu abazi thola besengozini umabephuze ngokweqile,” kuso uMnuz Mashile.
Uqhube wathi ziningi izinhlelo ezenziwaama lungu- eLiquor board, njengokuvakashe-la ema-tarvern, befundise abaphathi nabase-benzi ukuthi bengadayiseli umuntu ophuzengokweqile ngoba efuna kungene imali kwib-hizinisi kodwa, kumele bacabangele impiloyomthengi kuqala.
Uthe inkinga enkulu ababhekene nayowu-kuthi amabhizinisi amaningi adayisa ngok-ungemthetho.
Uthe: “Sinxusa bonke osomabhizinisi uku-thi bebhalisele amaphepha abagunyaza uku-thi bedayise ngokomthetho, ngoba uma ku-tholakala ukuthi ibhizinisi alinazo izincwadizokudayisa ngokusemthethweni, uzotholaka-la unecala okungaholela ekutheni kuvalwe ib-hizinisi lakho.Okunyewukuthi akuvumelekileukudayisausomabizinisiedayiseutshwalaed-uze kwesikole noma ibandla elithile, uma ib-hizinisi lakho liseduzekwalezi zindawokume-le uyo bhalisela i-amnesty ezokunika isikhathisokuthi ubheke enye indawo ongadayiselakuyo,” kusho yena.
UDkt OsbornMaharanjana, oyisikhulu esi-phezulu sakwa-ARA, uthe iNingizimu Afrikainesibaloesiphezulusentshaephuzautshwalangendlela exakile. Uthe: “Sifuna ukwehlisaisibalo sentsha ephuza utshwala, ngoba esi-khathiniesiningiintshaitholakalaizibandaka-nya ezintweni ezingalungile njengokuya oc-ansiningaphandlekokuzivikela,ngakho-kesi-zobeka umthetho wokuthi izikhangisozotshwala kumabonakude noma emsakazwe-ni zingethulwa uma sekushaye u-7 ebusuku,nokuthi azidingeki izikhangiso zama-bill-board eduze kwezikole ngoba yizona ezihehaintsha.Abantubesifazaneabakhulelwekume-le bayekeukuphuzautshwala ngoba lokhoku-dala umonakalo egqondweni yengane, lokhokubulala ikusasa lengane,” kusho uMnuz Ma-haranjana.
UNkkThandiNgcobo,ongumphathiweMu-sa’s Tabern eMarianhill uthe ibhizinisi lakheuliqalengo-2003, edayisaamakesi amabili njekuphelakodwa lakhulangendlelaeyisimanga.
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ISITHOMBE: NOSIPHO MKHIZEUMnuz Elliot Mashile, oyisikhulu esiphezulu sakwaLiquor board KwaZuluNatal
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AMAPHOYISA aseqinisekisile ukuthi ukudut-shulwana okwenzeka eStanger Manor ngoL-wesithathukuhlangenenezamatekisi.Kwash-iya umnikazi wamatekisi nenkabi befile emvakokuqhuma kwezibhamu okwadonsa kulen-dawo ethuli.
Abahlali bavuswa ukuqhuma kwezibhamuokuthiwa kwaqhubeka kwaze kweqa imizuzueyishumi. Kuthiwa kwakuhlaselwa umnikaziwamatekisi owayehamba nabagadi bakhengoLwesithathu ekuseni.
Ngokusho kokhulumela amaphoyisauKhenelau-JayNaicker,umnikaziwamatekisiosuka kwinhlangano yakwaMaphumulo owa-ziwa ngo-Ten Ten Ngiba bahlaselwa iqulu la-belisa ababelelwa ku 10 kuya ku 15.
UNaicker uthe “Amaphoyisa athole imotookwakubalekwa ngayo endaweni yase Dar-nall.Okwamanje,amaphoyisasetholeowesili-sa osesibhedlela otholakale edubulekile esica-bangaukuthikungenzekaabengoyedwawala-ba ababehlasela. Sekuvulwe amacala
okubulala nawokuzama ukubulala esteshinisamaphoyisa kwaDukuza lapho kuzophenyi-wa khona,” esho ngoLwesithathu.
Umhlali, umuziwakheobuphakathi neseh-lakalo, uthi uthukile ngokwenzeka. Ekhethaukuthi lingashiwo igama lakhe, uthe: “Ngez-inkathi zo-6 ekuseni umzukulu wami (32) es-athi uya emsebenzini eseyophuma nje esang-weni,ubeesebonakugcwala intuthuemgwaq-eni kwasekuqala ukuqhuma kwezibhamu.”
“Umzukulu wagijima wangena endliniememeza ethi asilale phansi. Umsindowezib-hamu waqhubeka isikhathi eside sithukile,”kusho yena.
Ngokuhambakwesikhathi, sekuthulenom-sindo, kwase kulimele onogada ababili, kufeinkabieyodwaileleemgwaqenikanyenoNgibaelimele ebucayi. Washona endleleni eya esib-hedlelaehamnjiswaonogada labaababiliaba-belimele.
Kwagcinekushoneabantuabathathuemvakokuba oyedwa wonogada abalimala nayeashone.
Balandelwa ozakwabo onagada bengenaesibhedlela saseStanger bephethe izibhamuezinkuluewadiniyabalimeleokwathusaizigulizesibhedlela.
AbeWeekly bafica isidumbu salo okuthiwauyinkabi sisakhona emgwaqeni eduzane ne-moto.Amaphoyisaayedwebezonke izinhlam-vu ezadutshulwa ezazisele phansi ezazibalel-wa ku-130.
Loludlame lwamatekisi laqala ngonyakaofile usuyophela phakathi kwezinhlanganozamatekisi iMaphumulo neKwaDukuza ku-bangwaimizila.Kunokusabaukuthiloludlamelusazoqhubekaomunyeephindilelakomunye.
NgoLwesihlanu ebusuku endaweni yaseM-bithane, kuhlaselwe kwadutshulwa umntwa-naononyakaowodwakwalimalanomfowabo,lapho kuhlala khona umphathi we-rank yak-waMaphumulo, uMthobisi Mhlongo oway-engekho endlini.
ISITHOMBE SIBUSISO BIYELAOkuthiwa uyinkabi wasala enkundleni ozakwabo babaleka emva kwesigameko sokudubulana okwenzeka eStanger Manor ngoLwesithathu.
Kusaqhubeka ukulwaematekisini kwaDukuza
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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATIONENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT (BA) FOR THE PROPOSED MTHANDENI IRRIGATION
EXPANSION SCHEME,KWA-ZULU NATAL
EDTEA REFERENCE NO: DC29/0015/2014
Notice is given in terms of Regulation 10(2) of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2010,made under Section 24(5) of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) andpublished in Government Notice No. R.543 of 2010, of issuing of an Environmental Authorisation for thefollowing activity:
Proposed Activity: Jeffares & Green, on behalf of the Qwabe Development Corporation, with the technicalassistance and guidance of the Gledhow Sugar Company, propose to extend the Mthandeni lrrigationScheme which forms part of the development plan for the Glendale Valley.
The extension makes provision for a further 340 ha (hectares) of suitable land to be planted to irrigatedsugarcane. Water for the irrigation will be extracted from the uMvoti River. Additional augmentation may besought by the construction of a new dam for the storage of water (approximately 30 000 m3) if found feasible.The identified areas were previously used for dryland sugarcane production, but has, in some places, in therecent past reverted back to grazing and small plots.
Location:The Study Area for the Mthandeni lrrigation Expansion Scheme is approximately 340 hectares in extent andlocated within the Maphumulo Local Municipal Area. The co-ordinates of the site are:
Latitude /Longitude Degrees Minutes SecondsSouth 290 16’ 58.56”East 310 04’ 30.74”
Name of Applicant:Jeffares & Green (Pty) Ltd
Appeals Process:In accordance with the provisions of sub-regulation 60(1) of the EIA Regulations, 2010, a notice of intentionto appeal must be lodged with the KwaZulu-Natal MEC of the Economic Development, Tourism, andEnvironmental Affairs, within 20 days of the date of this advert to the following address:
By fax: 031 310 5416By post: Private Bag, X001, Bishopsgate, Durban, 4008By hand: 9th Floor. The Marine Building, 22 Dorothy Nyembe Street, Durban, 4001By email: [email protected] (Bongani Mhhbela)
A copy of the Environmental Authorisation and the Appeal process is available at our offices. Seecontact person below for further details or information regarding these documents.
Consultant to contact: SiVEST Environmental DivisionContact: Shivani NaidooP.O. Box 707, Msunduzi, 3231Tel: 033 347 1600Fax: 033 347 5762Email: [email protected]
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Pupils managed 59 distinc-tionsforvarioussubjectswithanaverage subject distinction percandidate being 2.03.
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>> Mdoniville Hindu Temple will holdtheir 18th annual Thaipoosam KavadyFestival. Flag hoisting 25 January at6pm. Kavady festival 3 February. Venue Stanger Siva Sungam open field.Shivarathri will be observed on 17 February. For more information contact Krish Kistan on 083 556 6276 or 032 5511744.>>The Hare Krishna Ashram in Darnalland Hare Krishna Gaushala Darnall invites you to their 6th annual GaumathaPooja at 9am on 25 January at 37 ParkDrive, Darnall.
Devotees can bring fruits, flowers,carrots, cabbages and green beans tofeed the cows. Donations welcome. Formore information contact Murari Mohan on 032 486 1080 or 079 513 4229.>>The Hare Krishna Ashram in Darnall
holds weekly service on Tuesdays at6.30pm. The ashram invites devoteesto join their Bhagavad Gita classes onFridays at 6.30pm.
Free Hindu classes will be offered byPundit Murari Mohan on Saturdays at6.30pm.
For more information contact Murari Mohan on 032 486 1080 or079 513 4229.>>GlendaleGanessarTemplewillholdtheir 73rd annual Kavady festival witha flag hoisting on Sunday, 1 February at2pm. Celebration and procession willbe held on Sunday, 8 February proceeding to the Umvoti River and arriving atthe temple at 12noon. Chariot procession on Saturday, 7 February at 4pm.For more information contact KrishNaidoo on 083 547 7604.
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IN LOVING MEMORY
RAMAYEE (BOMIE) NAIDOOBorn: 25/12/1930
Called to rest: 12/01/2015
Aya, we thought of you today but that was nothing new. Wethought about you yesterday and the days before that too.We think of you in silence, we often speak your name. Allwe have are memories and your picture in a frame. Yourmemory is a keepsake from which we’ll never part. God hasyou in his arms. We have you in our heart.
You and your family are invited to attend the 15 and 16 daysceremony of the late Ramayee (Bomie) Naidoo.
Date: Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 27th January 2015.Time: 7pm to 8pm.Venue : Newtown, 2nd Avenue, House No. 2
Aya, you are greatly missed by the Naidoo familyand a host of family and friends.
>>The Gledhow ThiruEmperumalTemplewillcelebrate its 41st Sri Siva Soobramoniar Kavady festival with flaghoisting on Friday, 30January at 6pm.Wootchoogum from 31Januaryto6Februaryat6pm.
The chariot paradewill be on Saturday, 7February at 4pm. MainKavady on Sunday, 8February from the localground at 8am.
Daily hawan at5.30pm. For more information call priestGeorge Naicker on032 552 3487.>>The Windy HeightsSri Raam Mandir conducts satsang everyTuesday from 6.30pmto 7.45pm. Navarathreewill be observed at thetemple from 24 September until 2 Octobercommencingat6.15pm.All welcome.
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FOLLOWING a busy period of newmodel launches inSouth Africa last year, 2015 shows no sign of slowingdownwithmanyallnewvehiclesandupgradesheaded our way. Here are some of the highlights:
Sports carsWellheeled highperformance enthusiasts have
several pulsequickening cars to look forward to, including the new twoseater MercedesAMG GT whicharrives in May to replace the SLS. In March the muchawaited C63 AMG will make its local debut, and competing with it for the attention of hotblooded petrolheads will be the highperformance Lexus RCF, flagship of the new RC coupé range arriving later this year.
Another notable sports car headed here aroundNovember is Ford’s Mustang. Also on the possible radar for 2015 is Porsche’s venomous 911 GT3 RS.
Honda’s Civic TypeR will give boyracers something to get excited about when it lands in the thirdquarter of this year sporting a powerful new turbo engine, while Mini’s rapid John Cooper Works, Audi’s hotRS3 and thirdgeneration TT are also on the 2015launch list. Mazda’s MX5 and the Spider version of Alfa’s stunning 4C give convertible fans something tolook forward to.
City carsAt the more modestly powered and priced end of
the market, several new affordable smallcar rangesare headed our way, starting with the Asegment Suzuki Celerio hatch later this month to replace the Alto.It will be followed in February by VW’s new Up! threedoor hatch, a small car with big ambitions.
Other upcoming city cars are the new Toyota Aygoarriving around midyear, and a safetyupgraded Datsun Go (with ABS and airbags). Daimler’s Smart Fortwo city car gets here in December followed by the
Forfour a few months later.Compact cars
Moving up to slightly bigger hatchbacks, Opel’s Adam has
just landed in SA tocompete with thelikes of the Fiat 500
and Honda’s newJazz arrives laterthis month.
BMW’s firstfrontwheeldrive
car, the 2 Series Active Tourer, goes on sale
later this month. March seesthe launch of Citroën’s outlandishlystyled C4 Cactusalong with the new Peugeot 308 hatch.
SedansFord’s Fusion, the replacement for the midsized
Mondeo arrives in local showrooms in the next coupleof months, to be followed by the new VolkswagenPassat around midyear.
Towards the end of the year Jaguar’s XE sedanheads here to take on the likes of the BMW 3 Series.
ThefaceliftedVWJettahasjusthittown(seestoryelsewhere in this issue).
Luxury carsTheswoopycoupé version of the MercedesSClass
will be in local showrooms by the end of this month,featuring a Curve Tilt function that leans the car’sbody into a bend — much like a biker or skier would— to reduce lateral forces on the driver and passengers.
SUVsBuyers seeking big cabin space and a generous ride
height will have lots to choose from this year. BMW’ssecondgeneration X6, the Land Rover DiscoverySport (which replaces the Freelander), the new KiaSorento, the retrostyled Jeep Renegade, the SubaruOutback, the X3rivalling new Lexus NX, and the newInfiniti QX80 will all cruise in during the first half ofthe year. The second half will usher in Audi’s new Q7,Merc’s GLE Coupé, Volvo’s XC90 and Foton’s Toplander. New compact crossovers will be the Opel Mokka,Fiat 500X, Mazda CX3 and Hyundai ix25.
CommercialsWithToyota’snewHiluxonlyarrivingin2016,there
isn’t much news on the bakkie front in 2015, exceptfor some upgrades to Isuzu’s KB range. GWM’s Steed6 range has just been unveiled alongside the olderSteed 5 which continues as a more valuebased workhorse, while plugging the gap is the more leisureoriented Steed 5E.
Cool cars for SA this year
PHOTO: SOURCEDCitroën C4 Cactus.
White cars arebooming worldwide>> The colour ofchoice
THEnext timeyoubuya car, youmight want to pause a whilelonger to decide what colour
you choose.Top car companies throwmillions
at researching what the latest tastesare, and say the colour of a vehicle isso important to customers that it canbe the difference between buying ornot.
TheDetroitsawmanyoftheclassiccolours—redsforPorschesandothersports cars— and a few less conven-tional (a Nissan Titan pick-up truckdecked out in “forged copper”).
But there was no mistaking thepre-eminence of white. Particularly
at the Volkswagen stand, where sev-eral cars, the stairs and much of thefurniture was white.
In a multibillion-dollar industry,nothing is put to chance and nothingis done by mistake, of course.
AtleasttwodesignersinDetroitre-ferredtothe“Appleeffect”—theCali-fornian tech giant — to explain thepropensity for white vehicles.
Sitting at a white table, on whitechairs, in a white room, Oona Schee-pers of Volkswagen told AFP: “Whitefor cars really peaked in the 1970sand 1980s, and then all of a suddendisappeared.
“But in the past 10 years we havenoticed an increase again in white.And it definitely camewith the AppleiPod era because Apple started to doeverything with white, and a lot of
chrome or metal finishes.“In combination it was nice
and fresh. But before that, whitewas really not selling in Europebecausepeopleassociateditwithdelivery cars and it looked cheap.
“But the combination with metaland chrome looks fresh and com-pletely new.White is boomingworld-wide.”
So ifonewere tochooseablackve-hicle over a white one, what kind ofperson would that make you?
“Youcouldbesporty.Butpeople inhot countries like white.
“Whitedefinitelydeflectsheat,butif youhaveablackcar it cangetdamnhot inside. And then in a country likeSouth Africa you often have to over-take into direct, oncoming traffic, butwhite is very visible.
“So it’s a safety feature as well insomecountries.Metallicgreyorblackjustmelts into the colour of the tar, soit is not that visible.”
Susan Lampinen, chief designer,colours and materials, at Ford, saidthecolourwassocrucial tosomepeo-ple that they would buy a car purelybecause of that—nevermind the de-sign of the vehicle.
She too identified an Apple rippleeffect in propelling white to a best-seller worldwide for Ford.
“White is very clean, very techni-cal, very modern. So most cars lookgood inwhite,” shesaid,addingotherpopular colours included blacks andsilvers, while blue is also on the up.
Lampinen identified only “slightdifferences” in preferences in differ-ent countries because, she said, ofglobalisation. Environment, cultureand climate can all effectwhat colourcar someone might buy, she added.
PHOTO: SOURCED2015 VW Golf GTElooking good inwhite.
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IT is good news for dads who fearedtheir days of roaring along in a sportscarwerebehind them.Jaguar isbuild-ing its first 4x4 – and there’s plenty ofroom for the kids.
The British firm announced 1 300new jobs to help it create the five-door,five-seatersportsutilityvehicle,whichwill cost aroundR660 000 inSouthAf-rica.
Firmly aimed at “Jag dads” withchildren to ferry around, the all-wheeldrive car will come with extra griptechnology tomake it safe and reliablein all weathers.
More practical than the sleek sa-loons and supercharged sports carsthat Jaguar is known for, it is also de-signed to appeal to busy mums on theschool run – for whom it has beendubbed the “She-Type” Jaguar.
To keep the youngsters entertainedduring longer journeys, the carwill al-so featureon-boardwi-fiandaMeridi-an digital audio system.
It will officially be called the F-Pacewhen it goes on sale as a British rivalto the Porsche Macan and BMW X4crossover. Jaguar’s bosses made theannouncement in Detroit recently
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Design director Ian Callum said:“The F-Pace is our family sports car. Itwill encapsulate everything that Jag-uar stands for—beautiful design, pre-cise handling, a supple ride, luxuriousinteriorfinishesandcutting-edgetech-nology.”
Itwill be poweredby anewgenera-
tion of fuel-efficient two-litre petroland diesel engines, to be built at thecompany’s new factory in Wolver-hampton. But drivers who want evenmorepowercanoptinsteadforthe3-li-tre V6 engine used in the JaguarF-Type.
GlobalsalesdirectorAndyGosssaidJaguar’s aim with the F-Pace was tocreate the “ultimate practical sportscar.” - Supplied
PHOTO: SOURCEDJag CX17 Concept for‘Jag dads’.
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WEEKLY REPORTER
ETETE Tigers will be aiming fortheir 6th straight league victoryin theSAFA IlembeSABRegion-
al League (KwaDukuza-Stream B)when the league action resumes afterthe Christmas recess on Sunday 25January.
The newly-promoted KwaDukuzaLocal Football Premier League cham-pions, Tigers stunned their more fan-cied rivals sincemaking their debut intheSAFA IlembeSABRegional Leagueat the start of the 2014/2015 season,boastinganunblemishedrecordoffive
winsona trot from five leagueappear-ances.
They have amassed a maximum of15 points and are eight points clear ofnearest rivals, Thembeni Warriorsand Inguga (seven points each) whoshare joint second spot with the moreexperienced Zamani Madrid outfit infourt spot with six points.
Tigers went into the Christmas re-cesswith an emphatic 2-0win againstthefourthplacedMadridoutfitandwillbe on the prowl at the RecreationGround on Sunday in search of moregoals in the hope of extending theirlead at the summit of the log table.
Meanwhile, the newly-promotedRealCelticoutfitarefarfromdisgracedsince making their debut in the SAFAIlembe SAB Regional League (KwaD-ukuza-Stream A) at the start of the2014/2015 season.
They have lost just a solitary gamebeforenotchingup threewinsona trotto trail log leaders Nkobongo United,whoenjoypolepositionboasting threewins and a draw from four matches.
Nkobongo coach, Terrence Zulu isconfident that his charges will up theantewhen the leagueresumesonSun-day. Hewillbepinninghishopesonthestrike force trio of Freedom “Vonk”Dlamini,SphamandlaMtoloandWon-derboyGcwensa toguideNkobongo tohonours at the end of the season.
In the Maphumulo Stream of theSAB Regional League, Eyethu (9points) enjoy pole position with threewins and a loss from four league ap-pearances.
Breathing heavily down the neck ofthe log leaders isMalandelawith eightpoints (twowins, twodrawsanda lossfrom five games) andHappyBoyswithsix points (two wins and three lossesfrom five games). RealMagic,Mastersand Barcelona share joint fourth spotwith five points each.
The Ndwedwe Stream of the SABRegional League kicked off very late inthe season with the top four teams in-volvedinjustoneleaguegameeachbe-fore going into December recess.Ndwedwe United, Black Stars, Morri-ah Classic and PeaceMakers got off toa winning start and will be hoping tokeepthewinningmomentumgoingin-to the new year.
MineralsFootballClubboastanun-beaten record (four wins and a draw)in theMandeni StreamA, but the likesofMambane(threewins,onedrawanda loss) and IsithebeUnited (threewinsand a draw) should not be discounted.
In the Mandeni Stream B SAB Re-gional League, Nembe Citizen are ontop of the log table with 12 points, fol-lowed closely by Tsunami with 11points and Reserve Stars with 10points.
All eyes will be on Real Celtic andNkobongo who lock horns in theKwaDukuza Stream A.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDReal Celtic are strong contenders for honours in the SAFA Ilembe SAB Regional League (KwaDukuza Stream A).
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DAWNHEIGHTS Cricket Club startedthe new year on a winning note aftertrouncing Magnum by 109-runs in adomestic Twenty-20 League gameplayedatahumidGledhowGroundonSaturday afternoon.
Dawnheights won the toss andelected to bat first.With temperaturesswelling well over the 40 degreesmark, the Magnum fielders were leftred in the face after chasing the redleather ball all over the park.
Openers Sagar Arora and TaqueerMalik were in scintillating form withthe bat scoring 70 without loss at thehalfway stage of the game. Hemraj
madethebreakthroughinthe11thoverafter clean bowling Arora for 35 runs(which included three fours and a six).
SurauvTambuti Singh joinedMalikat the crease and they added another20 runs to the tally (93/2) beforeMalik(37) became Hemraj’s second victim.
The talented Singh scored a pains-takingunbeaten46runswhichinclud-ed two fours and a huge six to guideDawnheights to 137/3 in their allotted20 overs.
In replyMagnumwerebundled outfor a paltry 28 runs with none of thebatsmen notching up double figures.
KeaneGovender (3/5 from4 overs)and Mikhalin Naicker (3/12 from 4overs)were thedestroyers-in-chief for
Magnum claiming threewickets each.On Sunday, Dawnheights contin-
uedtheirrichveinof formaftertrounc-ingEast Coast by 65-runs in aKwaZu-lu-Natal Cricket Union ChallengeLeague game played at the CountryClub Ground.
Dawnheights batted first and post-ed 199/10 in their allotted 50 overs.The vastly experiencedNikileshMisratop-scoredwith47runs(whichinclud-ed three sixes and a four).
Varun Pal (30), Sagar Arora (22),Adesh Bageloo (22) and Mikhalin Na-icker (19)wereamong therun-scorersfor the home team. J. Moodley (2/24),K. Naidoo (2/31) and A. Dhudrajclaimed two wickets each.
In reply East Coast were bundledout for 134 runs. I. Govindsamy (48),Moodley (20) and K. Govender werethe top batsmen for the visitors. Pal(2/49from8overs)andAdhirMaharaj(2/22 from8overs) grabbed twowick-ets each.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDawnheights Cricket Club kicked off their campaign in the new year on a winning note after trouncing Magnum by109runs at the Gledhow Ground on Saturday.
Dawnheights kick off new yearon winning note
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MAN-of-the-matchAlveiro Nada-seninspiredManorCricketClubtoan impressive 86-runs victoryagainst Oceanville in an IlembeCricket Union Twenty-20 Leaguegame played at the Country Clubon Saturday.
There was a lethargic ap-proach to the game with someplayers strolling into theparkwellafter the 2.30pm kick-off and thestumps being put on after thestarting time resulting in thematch being reduced to 19-overs.Manorwon the toss andelected tobat first.
NadasenandStevenJacobsgotManor off to a flying start, scoringatmore than four runs to the overbefore Jacobs was clean bowledby Jurano Govender for 8 runs inthe 4th over.
Iqbal Sher joined Nadasen atthe crease and this pair showedscantrespect for theOceanvilleat-tack, putting on a splendid 58-runs partnership for the secondwicket before Sher (22) wascaught by Byron Athymoolam offthe bowling of Rajiv Ramsing inthe ninth over.
Dillon Rautenbach and Nada-sentookthetallyfrom76/2to90/3beforeRautenbachwasrunouton13.
Desigan Pillay was sent for anearly shower after being dis-
missed by Leonard Pandaram foraduckinthe12thover.AaronPillayand Nadasen added 53-runs injust five overs.
Nadasenscoredabrillianthalf-century(62)whichincludedsevenfours before being bowled by thecrafty Ronald “Tiger” Ponnsamy.Aaron fell five runs short of a welldeserved half-century, scoring 45runs which included three foursand a huge six before falling preyto a Ponnsamy delivery in the lastover of the match.
Manor posted an impressive167/5 in their allotted 19-overs.Ponnsamy was the pick of theOceanville bowlers, claiming 2/9from 2 overs.
In replyOceanvilleposted81/9in their allotted 19-overs. Ocean-ville failed to capitalize on the 24extras (which comprised of widesand byes). Ramsing (12) andPonnsamy(10)weretheonlybats-men to register double digits.
Nadasen justified his man-of-the-match award after claimingthree wickets for 13 runs for 4overs. Sher grabbed 3/19 from 4overs and Saieshan Logenathanclaimed 2/13 from 4 overs.
President-cum-manager ofManor Cricket Club, NR Singhcommended his charges on theiroutstanding performance, butwas full of praise for Nadasen forhis contributionwithbothbatandball.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPresident of Manor Cricket Club, NR Singh congratulates manofthematch Alveiro Nadasen.
NadaseninspiresManor toimpressive 86-runs victory
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KLFA Premier League
Saturday, 24 January10.30am-Young Lions vs
Rocky Park (Manor)10.30am-Citizen All Stars vs
Tigers (Recreation)11.30am-Tiger Boyz vs Young
Nation (Manor)11.30am-Movers United vs
Thembeni (Recreation)12noon-ExLucky Stars vs Sun
City (Shakaville)2pm-Happy Stars vs Tornado
(Shakaville)Sunday, 25 January10.30am-RockyParkUnitedvs
Mntwana (Manor)10.30am-Current vs Mavus-
ana (Recreation)11.30am-Groutville United vs
Townview (Manor)11.30am-Madundube United
vs Beez (Recreation)12 noon-Junior Stars vs Siya-
zama (Shakaville)2pm-NandivsDoringkopUnit-
ed (Shakaville)
KwaDukuza Local FootballAssociation fixtures
Saturday, 24 JanuaryTwenty-20 League12noon-ManorBvsDawnheights
(Country Club)3pm-Warriors vs Doringkop
(Gledhow)3.15pm-United vs Morningside
(Country Club)Sunday, 25 January50-Over League
9am-Magnum vs Mandeni (Gled-how)
KZN Challenge League9am-Ilembe vs Dawnheights
(Country Club)
Ilembe trounceChatsworth>> Rautenbach’s fiver puts team in the lead
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ILEMBE trounced Chatsworth by8-wicketsinaKwaZulu-NatalChal-lenge League game played at the
PenguinStreetGroundsinChatsworthon Sunday.
The decision by Ilembe to field firstafter winning the toss was vindicatedafter the Chatsworth top-order bats-men were dismissed for a duck. Thehostspickedupsixrunsinthefirstover(through leg byes) before Aaron Pillaystruck for the visitors in the 2nd overafter Nanakumar Pillay was adjudgedLBW for a duck.
In the third over Tyron Namchun-der was trapped LBW to a Dillon Rau-tenbachdeliverywithoutgettingoffthemark. Chatsworth’s woes continuedafter Dereshen Gounden was cleanbowled in Rautenbach’s next delivery.
Daryll Govender (0) was caught atpoint by Zufilkar Ali off the bowling ofPillay leaving the home team in deeptrouble at 9/4 in the 6th over. Pillayclaimed his third victim after cleanbowling Rusheel Singh for a duck.
Kevin Naidoo was dismissed byRautenbach for a duck. Leon Chettymade a solitary run before being cas-tled by Rautenbach in the 11th over.
Kirshen Pillay strolled steadily tothecrease,hopingtoovercomethedis-appointing performance of his team-mates, but he made a quick round-about turnafterbeingcleanbowledbyRautenbach for a royal duck.
At 27/8, the hosts were facing theirmost humiliating defeat at home. But,despitewickets fallingaroundhimliketen-pins,StantonGovender joinedfor-ces with Orien Pillay to add some re-spectability to the score-line.
They put on a hard earned 35-runspartnership for the 9th-wicket beforePillay was clean bowled by Iqbal Sherfor 4 runs. Govender scored a pains-taking 39 runs before being caught atdeepmid-wicketbyAaronPillayoffthebowling of Ahmed Sarwar.
Chatsworth were bundled out for68 runs in the 20th over. Rautenbachwas the destroyer-in-chief for Ilembeclaiming 5/15 from 7 overs. He re-ceived good support from Pillay, whograbbed 3/22 from 7 overs.
Chasing69runsforvictoryfrom50-overs (at a rate of 1, 38 runs per over)Alveiro Nadasen and Steven Jacobsupped the tempo right from the start.They batted at 5 runs per over, racingto 57/1 in the 13th over before Jacobs(32)was caught atmid-on by Singh offthe bowling of Kishen Ramdee.
Zufilkar Ali scored five runs fromthree deliveries before being stumpedbywicket-keeper KevinNaidoo off thebowling of Stanton Govender.
Nadasen (27 not out) smashed thelast delivery of the 14th over to theboundary to guide Ilembe to an em-phatic8-wicketsvictoryandsecurethebonus point for the log leaders.
A bumper crowd is expected at theCountryClubGroundtowatch theKZNChallenge League derby game be-tween Ilembe and Dawnheights.
Ilembe cementedtheir position at thesummit ofthe KwaZuluNatalChallengeLeague logtable aftertrouncingChatsworthby 8wickets onSunday.
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