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Emergency measuresto curb critically lowwater supply>> Pipeline construction moves ahead
KAVEEL SINGH
UMGENIWaterhasresolved totakedrasticmeasurestocurbthe low water supply at Ha-
zelmere Dam which supplies waterto large parts of the iLembeDistrict.
Thewaterparastatalsaidthatthecurrent drought was the worst inover 30 years.
Umgeni Water corporatestakeholder manager ShamiHarichunder said UmgeniWater took a decision to con-struct an emergency pipelineand a temporary pump sta-tionthatwill transferdailybe-tween eight million and 12million litres of raw water from theuTongathi River to augment the re-source in Hazelmere Dam in Veru-lam.
The level ofHazelmereDamasat25Marchwas46%,andthe levelhasbeen falling consistently since Feb-ruary because of below-averagerainfall.
“Work is progressingwell on thisemergency scheme. Construction ofthepipelinehasalreadybegun,”said
Harichunder.He added that thus far 50%of the
sitebushclearinghasbeencomplet-ed, trenching has reached a stage of20%completionandthelayingofthepipeline requires road crossing andone river crossing,which is current-ly under way.
Harichunder said that 1.5km of
the 7,5km-long pipeline has beenput in the ground.
This means another six kilome-tres has to be completed. Commis-sioning of the pipeline is due on 3May.
“The emergency pipeline, whenfully operational, will allow an in-creased flow into Hazelmere Damthus reducing the rateofdecrease incapacity of the dam. Currently thedam drops one percent every seven
days, and if it does not rain, andbasedonthecurrent levelofproduc-tion,thedamwillonlyhavesufficientwater to last until mid-September.
“The emergency scheme, onceimplemented,willallowwater inthedamtolastuntil thenextrainfallsea-son (an additional two months).However, it must be rememberedthatwaterdemandattheHazelmere
Water Works must continueto be kept low and that sav-ings of 30% is still required ofWater Services Authorities,”he said.
Harichunder reiteratedthat the construction was anemergency requirement andthat consumers should still
use water sparingly.“While the emergency scheme
will assist in augmenting water re-sources in Hazelmere Dam, it is notthe ultimate answer to the currentwater shortages being experiencedin the north of Durban and parts ofiLembe District that are supplied bythe Hazelmere Water Works. Goodrainfall is required in order tomakeasignificantdifference to the level ofHazelmere Dam.”
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Vigilantismresults in murder
>> Suspected thief beaten to death by residents
MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
KWADUKUZA SAPS are investigating acaseofmurderafterThembenicommu-nity members alleg-
edly beat up a 35-year-oldman whom they suspectedof being a thief.
Residents attackedMbongeniMzobeafter theyaccused him of theft.
Mzobe was rushed tohospital to receive medicalattention, but the woundsproved to be fatal.
According to Warrant Officer JohannesKhoza no suspects have been arrested as yetand police are still investigating.
KZN Provincial Commissioner LieutenantGeneral Mmamonnye Ngobeni condemnedthe killing.
“Wewant to once again discourage peoplefrom taking the law intotheir own hands,” she saidin a statement.
This case of vigilantismcomes after the newly ap-pointed KwaDukuza SAPSstation commanderBrigadier Bheki Zondi toldthe Weekly that his majorconcern was murder com-
mitted when members of the public take thelaw into their own hands.
Ngobeni urged residents who might haveanyinformationthatcouldleadtoanarrestand
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Four life sentences for rapist>> ‘Rapists should not be living in our community’
JYOTHI LALDAS
FOUR life sentenceswashandeddown to a convicted rapist attheKwaDukuzaRegionalCourt
last week.The rapist, 34-year-old Selvan
Govender,alsoreceivedanadditionalsix years for kidnapping.
According to KZN SAPS spokes-
person Colonel Jay Naicker theKwaDukuza Regional Court convict-ed and sentenced Govender to fourterms of life imprisonment for rapeand six years for kidnapping.
Govender was convicted and sen-tenced on Wednesday for the rapeandkidnappingoftwoteenagegirlsinUmhlali.
In the first incident, on the morn-
ing of 3 April, 2009, Govender ap-proached a 19-year-old victim whowas home alone, and promised em-ployment.
“The girl left for the bogus inter-view and while en route, Govenderdragged her to a nearby sugar-canefield and repeatedly raped her atknifepoint until the afternoon,” saidNaicker.
“The victim managed to escapeandreportedthemattertothepolice,”he added.
In the second incident on 5 May,2009, Govender approached a 17-year-old girl.
“He invited thevictimtoaccompa-ny him home and again, while enroute, Govender dragged the girl intoa nearby sugar-cane field, raping her
repeatedly until the late afternoon,”said Naicker.
Once reported, KwaDukuza SAPSopened charges of rape and kidnap-ping.
The KwaDukuza Family violence,Child protection and Sexual offence(FCS) Unit took over the investi-gation which led to Govender’sarrest.
Provincial Commissioner, Lieu-tenant General Mmamonnye Ngobe-ni welcomed the sentence and con-gratulated the KwaDukuza FCS.
“TheSAPSwill continue to ensureperpetrators are locked behind barsfor a very long time. Rapists shouldnotbe living inourcommunities,”shesaid.
Emergency measures in placeto curb low water supply
UMGENI Water expects to pumpwater fromtheuTongathiRiver forsix months, but will stop pumpingif there is sufficient rainfall to raisethe level of the Hazelmere Dam to70%.
Theemergency schemewill on-ly be used while there is sufficientwater to supply Hazelmere Dam,the Tongaat Hulett Mill and theTongaat Water Treatment Plant.
“This therefore, means that ifthere isn’t sufficient water in theuTongathi River, transfer into theemergency pipeline will bestopped.
“The level of the uTongathi Riv-er, like other rivers, generallydropsinthewintermonths.Inviewof this situation, it is expected thatthe scheme will not operate for a
period during winter, at this stageestimated to be about a month,”added Harichunder.
He said that for the future, theemergencyschemewillassistevenafter the first rains in the springand summer months.
An additional plus factor of theemergencyschemeisthatitisthereto mitigate the effects of thedrought if the drought continuesinto the new rainfall seasonas well.
“An additional measure thatwill beadopted, if thedrought con-tinues into 2016, is that flow to theNorth Coast will be supplementedby the Lower Thukela Bulk WaterSupply Scheme, which is expectedto be operational in the first half of2016,” said Harichunder.
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The uTongathi Riverwhere the pipelinewill run from.
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MEC hands over computer room>> Dedicated team behind needy school
MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
KWAZULU-NATAL educationMEC Peggy Nkonyeni handedoveracomputerroomtoBong-
imfundo Primary School last week.
The room is filled with computersthat were donated by Sims RecyclingSolutionsundertheproject‘WeCare’.
In his welcome address, schoolprincipal Pitamber Ramgathi saidthat the school was honoured and
privileged to be graced by the pres-ence of the MEC.
Ramgathi said that the school hadbeen able to endure challenges andthat the staff are committed at ensur-ing pupils get quality education.
He said, “The teachers give 200percent.”
He went on to ask senior officialsfrom the department of education tohelp the school with free scholartransportation, stating that for someparents sending their children toschool is unbearably costly sincesome of them are unemployed.
“If the school had transport itwouldbeoverflowingwithpupils,”hesaid.
He expressed his gratitude for thedonation and said, “Thanks to SimsRecycling Solutions”.
Chairperson of the SGB DumisaniMthembu thanked the MEC for hervisit.
He reiterated the principal’s re-quest for scholar transportation andalsoaskedforanewkitchenastheoldonewas destroyed in a storm leavingthe school to depend on a makeshiftkitchen.
Mthembu also asked the MEC toincrease the number of teachers asthe current teachers are overbur-dened.
During her address, theMEC saidthat the requestsmade by the princi-pal and SGB chairpersonwere notedadding that a feasibility study shouldbe conducted to determine whetherthe school qualifies to be providedwith scholar transportation.
She expressed her pride in theschool’s principal because the schoolis well kept and beautiful.
She added that the kitchen shouldbe renovated soon.
The MEC said that the childrenshouldbegiventheopportunitytobe-
come whatever they want to becomeand not be subjected to the same fateas their parentswhogrewupas farmworkers.
The MEC thanked those behindthe project “We Care” which ensuresthatyoungpeoplecanaccesstechnol-ogy by recycling computers so thatthey can be reused by the pupils.
Nkonyeni said that government’srole is to ensure that young children“discover and develop,” their talentsandthatgovernmentshould“encour-age” these talents.
She said that such a project is im-portant since it exposes pupils frompreviously disadvantaged communi-tiesandschools to technologyandtheinternet meaning they will be on parandrunat thesamepaceas theentireworld.
The MEC added that Sims Recy-cling Solutions, through the project“We Care”, is making a tangible dif-ference to the lives ofmillions of peo-ple in South Africa.
This project addresses IT illitera-cy, she said, adding thatmany pupilsmakeittotertiarylevel illiteratewhenit comes to IT, “We really appreciatewhat you are doing for our schools,”she said.
“Education opens doors of oppor-tunity for you,” she said, speaking tothepupils.Shesaidpotentialemploy-ers prefer educated individuals.
She urged the principal to ensurethat thepupils readabook,a chapter,every morning.
TheMECcamebearinggiftsfortheschoolwhichwerechalk,asoccerballand a netball, sanitary towels, ency-clopaedia of careers and vocationalguidanceandanIsiZulutranslationofNelsonMandela’s LongWalk toFree-dom.
PHOTO: MAKHOSANDILE ZULUBongimfundo Primary School principal Pitamber Ramgathi alongside the KZNeducation MEC Peggy Nkonyeni during the handover.
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MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
SHOPRITE Stanger employees picketedoutside the store onWednesday morningfor, among other complaints they raised,
unfair treatment by the store manager.Chanting songs that called for the dismissal
of Reena Bhana, the store manager they hadgripeswith, the employees told theWeekly theywouldonlyreturntoworkonceBhanahadbeenremoved.
However, according to the South AfricanCommercial, Catering and Allied Workers Un-ion (Saccawu) shop steward Celiwe Gamede,theemployeesarebackatworkandonMonday,
30 March, they had met with management todiscuss their grievances.
At the discussion management promised torespondbytheendof thedayoronTuesday (thenext day).
Someoftheaccusationsmadebytheemploy-eesincludeBhanareducinglunchhours,uncer-tainty on the hourly rate, disputing of salaries,notbeinggranted leaveandwhenoff sickadoc-tor’smedical note is not acknowledged by Bha-na and employees end up not being paid.
They complained about long years of serviceas casual employees and not being employedpermanently.
They claimed that Bhana shouts at theminfrontofcustomers,whichembarrassesthem.They said unfair dismissals have occurred be-fore.
According to employees the store managerallegedly blames them for any shortages in a
cashtillwhencashing-upisdone.Theysaidthatthey are not allowed to go to the toilet and themanager is said to display favouritism.
According to the protesting employees thedepartmentoflabourwasnotifiedabouttheem-ployees’ issues and had promised to look intothematterbutnothinghasmaterialisedthusfar.
meeting. They further alleged that this was notthe first instancewherebyGamede had attend-ed ameeting without their knowledge and thatshenevergives themany feedbackon theunionmeetings that she attends.
Bhana declined to comment on the matterand referred the Weekly to a human resourcesmanager.Shedid,however,claimthatthestrikeactionwas illegal according to company policy.
The outcome of the meeting was not knownat the time of going to press.
PHOTO: MAKHOSANDILE ZULUShoprite Stanger employees striking outside the store on Wednesday morning last week.
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Both the protest-ing group and theshop steward, Gam-ede, said that Gam-ede was unaware ofthe strike as on thatday she was attend-ing a union meetingin Durban.
The demonstrat-ing bunch claimedthatGamedehadnotinformedthemofthe
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An eveningwithBrahmachariShubamritaChaitanyaSRI Mata Amritanandamayi, knownthroughout the world as Amma or Mother,is one of the world’s most respectedand beloved humanitarians and spiritualleaders.
For the past 30 years, Amma has dedi-cated her life to the upliftment of sufferinghumanity, through the simplest of gestures- an embrace.
In this intimate manner, Amma has
blessed and consoled more than 32 millionpeople throughout the world. Wherever shetravels thousands flock to see her. They seekher extraordinary love and compassion, hercomfort and advice.
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globe.In India Amma’s organisation has been
given special consultative status to theUnited Nations.
Brahmachari Shubamrita Chaitanya haslived with Amma as a monastic disciplesince 1989 and regularly gives lectures andseminars on stress management and medi-
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBrahmachari Shubamrita Chaitanya
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSri Mata Amritanandamayi
Tops@Spar cricketcompetition winner
Pops Ganesh, manager of Tops@Spar, Stanger con-gratulates Naren Singh who won R 5000 in theTops@Spar Cricket World Cup Competition by cor-rectly predicting Australia and New Zealand to dobattle in the finals.
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tation throughout Eu-rope, Australia, Africa,India and the MiddleEast.
Drawing on 25 yearsof experience as one ofAmma’s closest disci-ples and personaltranslators, Br. Shub-amrita shares his un-derstanding of theeastern spiritual tradi-tions in practical andeasily understandableterms.
Br. Shubamrita is al-so known as a giftedsinger/songwriter. BrShubamrita’s talks areapplicable to all as-pects of life: nurturingpersonal growththrough spiritual un-derstanding and prac-tices, illustrating effec-tive management tech-niques for bothprofessional and per-sonal life, empoweringyouth to become re-sponsible leaders andfostering dialogue be-tween religious tradi-tions.
An evening withBrahmachari Shubam-rita Chaitanya
Kindly join us for anevening with Br. Shub-amrita on 7 April at ShriSanathan Mundal, 21Greyridge Drive, Stang-er Heights.
PROGRAMME*A talk: Change your
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*Bhajans*A guided medita-
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For more informa-tion, please contact JayHarilal on 082 6857575 or Paul Moonilalon 082 443 6246.
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>> Join the Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21GreyridgeDrive, StangerHeights, Stanger foraneveningwithBRAMACHARISHUBAMRITACHAITANYA a senior disciple of Sri MataAmritanandamayi Devi (AMMA).Inspirational discourse, Guided Meditationand Bhajans will be rendered. Date: Tuesday7 April.Time:6pmfor6.30.Mealswillbeprovided.Allare invited to attend.Donations and sponsorships are welcome.Contact PRO Madhuri Sing on 0823243406and Religious Chairperson Bikrum Sing on0823248879 for further information.>> The annual MathaMai prayer will be heldat 150 Jupiter Drive, Glenhills - opposite theGlenNest tuckshop -on3April from8amuntillate. For more information contact Shan on073 119 4705.>> The Darnall Siva Soobramaniar Allayamwill host its 98 Panguni Uthiram Kavady asfollows: Flag hoisting - Wednesday 25 Marchat 4:30pm.PunguniUthiramKavady–3April at5pmandon 5April at8am.Chariotprocession -4Aprilat 3pm.Daily services at 6pm and flag dehoisting - 7April at 6pm. Devotees carrying Kavadies on5 April must be at the temple by 7am.For enquiries call 032 486 1648/032 4861451/032 486 1036/032 486 1811.>> The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Societywill observe Shakthi Prayers on Good Friday3 April commencing at 10am.Hanuman Jayanthi will be observed onSaturday 4 April.All are welcome. Supper will be served dailyand lunch on Good Friday.For information contact Ram Makardood on0844862207orSomMudly on078 4094494.>> Blythedale Community EasterMarket andPotjie competition on Saturday, 4 April from9am to 2pm.For stalls call Lisa on 082 336 6238 and toenter the potjie competition call Sina082 800 8586.>> The Tinley Manor Shree SoobramaniarTemple Society will be holding its 101stAnnual Panguni Uthiram Kavady festival,commencing with flag hoisting - Friday 27March at 6pm. It will continue for 10 daysculminating with the Kavady procession onSunday, 5 April.Paravum (night) kavady will take place onFriday, 3 April. Idumen prayers will beobserved on Tuesday, 7 April. For details call072 328 9004 or 082 520 4761.>>TheStangerSivaTempleinvitesyoutotheirGood Friday Amman prayer to be held onFriday 3 April at 9am.Their Hanuman Jayanthi prayer will be heldonSaturday4Aprilat10am.Foranyenquriescall 032 551 3259.>> The Glenhills Sri Siva SoobramSoobramaniar Temple will hold their 21stannual Panguni Woothiram Kavady Festival.The chariot procession will be on 4 April at12:30pm at the Glenhills township. ThemainKavady Festival will be on Sunday, 5 April at8am.Flag lowering – 7 April at 5:30pm. For moreinformation contact Pam on 032 551 5296 orSiva0839773045orBudhram0837771472.Hanuman Jayanthi – 4 April. Good Fridayprayers – 3 April.>> The Shri Sanathan Mundal will observeHanumanJayanti onSaturday4April at5pm.Meal will be provided.All are invited to attend. Donations andsponsorships are welcome. Contact PROMadhuri Sing on 082 324 3406 and religiouschairperson
Bikrum Sing on 082 324 8879 for furtherinformation.>> TheWindyHeights Sri RaamMandhirwillhold a Jhunda prayer on 4 April at 3pm.Supper will be served. All welcome.
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SELENA’S financial worries started when her car wasstolen from outside her work. The insurance paid heronlyR16 000.Sheboughtanewcarandspentalmosther entire salary paying the car loan.
She relied on credit cards and store cards to payfor other expenses, including petrol. Because shecould not service her debt, more interest piled up andeventually her debt was out of control. In the end hertotal debt came to R161 353.
Her phone started ringing off the hook as thebanks hounded her for money and she was too scaredto take any calls. She was terrified the banks wouldrepossess her car or send the sheriff to attach herfurniture. The thought of the disgrace and the embar-rassment this would cause her children kept herawake at night and she became more and more de-pressed.
She was lucky to opt for debt counselling as thisprevented her creditors from taking legal action
against her and it provided an opportunity to negoti-ate new repayment terms. If you compare what shepays now, R3062 per month, versus what she waspaying R8 073, it would have been impossible to carryon servicing her debt.
Today, she can honestly say that undergoing debtcounselling with National Debt Counsellors was thebest thing that could have happened to her. If youare struggling with your finances contact one of itsprofessional advisers on 087 727 9728 for assistance.
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Song and dance for water>> WESSA engaged pupils on issues around water through a water quiz
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SEVERAL primary schools on the NorthCoast learnt more about the importanceof water and water conservation last
week during National Water Week.The iLembe District Municipality and
Sembcorp Siza Water ended National WaterWeek by visiting seven primary schools in theSiza Water concession area – the hardest hitsection of iLembe District Municipality by thedrought.
Held at the Braeside Conference Venue inBallito, the event was also attended by theWildlife and Environment Society of SouthAfrica (WESSA) representatives, a South Afri-can environmental NGO in Howick, which didpresentation on water conservation.
WESSA also did a variety of exercises withthe pupils based on this year’s National WaterWeek theme - Water Has No Substitute - andwater in general.
WESSArepresentativesCharissaJaganath,Christine Hugo and Zanele Gumede engagedpupils on issues around water throughawater quiz, where teamswere given Enviro-Kids magazines with a water theme and
quizzed on some of the topics covered in themagazines.
Teams were asked to pick fun names andspecial water-themed buzz works, and wererequired to work as a team, read, understandand answer.
TheWESSA teamwas impressedwith howenthusiastic the teams were, and werepleased to realise how much the groups hadlearnt.
Each school received a pack of water-relat-ed resources from WESSA, ShareNet, as wellas EnviroKids magazines with a water focus.
Exercises ended in a competition and lotsof prizes were given to the winning groups.
When inviteswere sent to schools eachwasasked to bring 10 pupils who will either per-formasongorapoemaroundthisyear’s themeand the drought.
Thewinners of the competitionwereTinleyManor Primary School which performed asong in a kwaito and hip-hop style.
After the performances pupils visited theSembcorp Siza Water Wastewater TreatmentWorks in Frasers - opposite Zimbali CoastalResorts - where they saw how wastewater istreated and recycled.
Pupils also got the opportunity of tasting therecycled water.
Managing director of Siza Water ShyamMisra spoke to the pupils about the droughtand how the organisation is dealing with it.
Stanley Dlamini from the iLembe DistrictMunicipality spokeonbehalf of thedistrict anddiscussedtheimportanceofwaterandhowthemunicipality is dealing with water shortages.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDChristine Hugo from the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa (WESSA) during one ofthe various exercises WESSA conducted with pupils based on this year's National Water Weektheme - Water Has No Substitute.
ONE of South Africa’s most iconic bakeriesin KwaDukuza and belonging to PioneerFoods, was sold on auction recently forR13.8 million.
Attracting interest nationally, the 40-year-old Sasko Bakery went under the hammer toa local buyer after a hotly contested auction.
Auctioneer Elias Tzouvanni of NexusProperty Group commented: “This propertyis a true landmark and is one of the mosticonic properties we have ever taken to auc-tion. Fierce bidding began at R7.5 millionand quickly rose from there, before eventu-
ally going under the hammer for a little un-der R14 million.’’
Extending over 11 700 m2, the propertywent under the hammer following the relo-cation of the Sasko Bakery to Shakaskraalwhich took place in mid-2014.
During 2014, Pioneer Foods engaged in arestructuring process to reduce costs in theface of constrained consumer spending.
For more information contact EliasTzouvanni on 076 153 2352or elias@nexuspg. co.za or alternatively visitwww.nexusproperty.co.za
One of South Africa’s oldest bakeriessells for R13.8 million
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DURINGadiscussionIhadwithapas-tor who wanted to understand mydecision to announce my atheism,
I constructed an analogy which I think ex-plains the difference of opinion betweenhim and I: The analogy of the windowlessroom.
I was a member of a church in my town-ship which is a 15 minute walk from myhome.
I had been attending the church since2007 and I participated in the church untilI was elected youth leader last year, afterholding a few important positions in theyouth section of the church.
My decision to leave the church andexpress my scepticism and atheism hascome as a great shock to some includingmy former pastor.
My atheism stems from an inherentseed of doubt for everything I have ever
learned ever since I was eight or nine yearsold.
Now, as I was trying to explain to theman of God that my scepticism is basedon the lack of objective evidence for theexistence of God or the validity of theChristian religion (or any religion for thatmatter), I was trumped by his refusal toacknowledge the facts.
He explained to me how the order ofthe universe is evidence of the existenceof a “loving creator”.
He then proceeded to undo the scienceof astrophysics and biology through evo-lution.
His facts lacked a true understandingof science and this only served to supportthe widely excepted idea of believers inGod and practitioners of religion beingclose minded.
This sparked an image in my mind duringthe discussion of a four-sided room witha roof completely disjoint from the out-side room.
In this room of the imagination, I con-jured up a room where God exists and the
as big as those who reside in it believe itto be but the room is still limited it its di-mensions.
Outside the room is the real world fullof facts and wonders that are waiting tobediscovered.Havingcreatedthissetting,I put my sceptic self on the outside, in thereal world.
In this real world that exists outsidethe room, there are things we know to bephysical, things that are supported byfacts and there are more things that areunknown, but waiting to be discovered.
The pastor understood my way oflooking at things and he pointed out howit was ironic that this world view was infact narrow minded.
He reminded me how there are profes-sionals such as medical doctors and intel-lectuals who are theists besides theirworldly education.
This forced me to change my room andput small windows on it that lets believershave limited glimpses of the real world,the world outside of blind belief.As we went our separate ways, he prom-
ised to pray for me and I nodded in appre-ciation.
Anyway, I continued to modify theroom, or at least what the occupantsthought they saw.
From outside the room, the real world,the room does not in fact exist, or ratherthe walls that hold the inhabitants back.
You see, the walls of belief, dogmatism,indoctrination and community accept-ance are as real as the barriers that keepfootball players within the field of play.
In reality, in my world of the imagina-tion at least, these lines are drawn on theground, and as the football players areconditioned to never cross their barrierlines, so are the believers bound by merelines in the ground.
So, there are no walls; this means theinhabitants of the non-existent room cansee everything, the real world they findthemselves in, but they are not allowedto cross the lines drawn in front of them.This is an imaginary world as you knowand analogies can only stretch so far, butthis is how I see things as they are.
The analogy of a windowless room
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walls and theroof are beliefand indoctri-nation.Inside thisroom (which isneither big norsmall, butmerely finite insize) is whereall those whobelieve with-out questionreside.
This room is
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15KwaDukuzaresidentsparticipatein Salt March>> KZN residents united to honour legends
ANUMBERofKwaDukuza res-idents participated in the an-nualSaltMarchheld fromthe
Phoenix Gandhi Settlement to theKings Park Stadium on Sunday, 29March.
More than 2 000 people from allwalks of life joined the annual SaltMarch in Durban to commemoratethe struggle for freedom and peacebyMahatmaGandhiandSouthAfri-can Nobel Laureate Albert Luthuli.
The march is modelled on Gan-
dhi’s famous civil disobediencemovement, Salt Saytagraha marchofApril1930 in India, thatprotestedagainst the salt tax imposed by Brit-ish rulers.
Theprogrammehasbeenhostedfor the past 11 years by the GandhiDevelopment Trust, based at thePhoenixSettlementwhichwasGan-dhi’s home during his tenure in thecity.
TheKwaDukuza teamwasco-or-dinatedbyDasHarilalwhocomplet-
ed theSaltMarch for the eighth yearin a row.Participant entered themarch for
free and received a T-shirt,medal, asachet of Salt and lunch.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDas Harilal with a Mahatma Gan-dhi impersonator at the SaltMarch.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDuring the march a banner was carried by participants.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDas Harilal with some of the participants who dress asGandhi for the event.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDParticipants from KwaDukuza.
THERE is a lot that can be said about ser-viceexcellence,andthis isexactlywhatyoucan expect every time you walk throughthe doors of The Meat Conexion situatedat Shop 2, 181 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger.
Since their launch in 2013, this serviceprovider has certainly come a long way andis constantly achieving and maintaining ahigh standard when it comes to customersatisfaction and service delivery.
The management and staff are continu-ously looking at ways to ensure that theircustomers are left completely satisfied.
This is why when you shop at this localbutcher you will not only find the freshestmeat and widest variety of quality meatand poultry products at very competitiveprices, but you will also enjoy ample-freeparking, a sparkling clean environmentand not forgetting their latest install, astate of the art airconditioning system.
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So why not shop at The Meat Conexionstarting this month-end and discover thatthere is more to this local butcher than''meats the eye''.
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CHILDWelfare SA: KwaZulu-Natal iscalling on schools, business housesand the community to support theTekkie Tax campaignwhich will takeplace on Friday 29 May.
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which of the five sectors your heartlies.
On 29May, peoplewill bewearingtheir tekkies in support of this goodcause.
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Schoolsparticipating in theTekkieTax campaign must return all pro-ceeds fromsticker sales to the societyby 15 May.
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members of thecommunity, schoolsandbusinesshouseswill be asked to get aTekkie Tax stickerfor a R10 donationfrom Child WelfareSA: KwaDukuza.
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People will beable tochoosewhichof the five sectorsthey would like tosupport (children,animals, education,disability, basiccommunity welfare)by buying one ofthosestickers fromasector of theirchoice.
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An appeal ismade once again tothe community tosupport this fun-draising venture bypurchasing a stickerfor R10 to show
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“Ngibonga bonke laba abax-hasa amakhosi kulomcimbi,”kusho yona.
UMnuzSiyabongaMadlalauthe: “Ngikholelwa ekuthenionke amaZulu kumele awah-loniphe amaSiko nesintu.
Uma kuza ezinhlelwenizalolu hlobo akumele abantubehlezi belindele usizo oluve-lakuhulumeni,”kushouMnuzMadlala.Uthe: “Ngesikhathi saseman-duloabantuyibona ababesizaamakhosi,” kusho yena.
Uqhube wathi nosoma-bhizinisi luningi uxhasoabangasiza ngalo amakhosi,wathi kuyamuthokozisa uku-ba yingxenye yezinhlelo ezi-mele ukuthuthukisa isintu.
ISITHOMBE: MAKHOSANDILE ZULUAmakhosi esifunda iLembe anikele ngezitifiketi kuba xhasi ab-ehlukene bakulesi sifunda. Bathemba ukuthi laba xhasi bazoq-hubeka nokulekelela loMkhosi weLembe
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MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
INKANTOLOyaseStanger inikezeumlisaodili-ka jeleababili neminyakaemithathungaphez-ulu,ngamacalaamaneokudlwengula,amabiliokuthumbanelokweba.UMnuzSelvanGoven-der (41) uthole lesi sig-webo ngeledlule.
Lo mbiko udalulweesitatimendeni esithun-yelwe kwi-Weekly,ngabe-National Prose-cuting Authority (NPA).Kuthiwa ngo-2009kuMbasa(April),umsol-wa wahehela umman-gali wesifazane woku-qala, owaye neminyakaeyi-19 ubudala, ensi-mini kamoba ngasendaweni yase-TinleyManor, ngesikhathiemdlwengula emvakokuba amthembisa ngokumtholela umse-benzi.Ummangali, owayekhulelwengalesosi-khathi, wathunjwa nguye umsolwa owa-mudlwengula kabili.
Umbikouthi kuwona lowonyakakuNhlaba(May), umsolwa wathumba omunye owesifa-
zane owaye neminyaka eyi-17 ubudala, wa-mudlwengula kuyona futhi le nsimi kamobaengase-Tinley Manor.
Kubikwa ukuthi uMnuz Govender, wayek-ade ecele indawo yokulala emndenini kam-mangaliwesibili.Kwathiekuseniabazalibam-
mangali sebehambileumsolwa wacela um-mangali amphelezeleukuze beyothenga eS-tanger.
Kuthiwa wahehelaummangali ensiminikamoba wabe eseyam-udlwengula kabili.
Ubufakazi bulethweabammangali bobabili.Ubufakazi be-DNA na-bo kusetshenzisweukubandakanyaumsol-wa kulama cala.
Kubikwa ukuthi um-solwa ubengaphandle
nge-parole ngecala lokuthumba nokudlwen-gula la ngo-1998.
I-NPA isamukelile lesi sigwebo yathi siqin-isekisa ukuthi bazibophezele ekulweni no-bugebengu,ikakhulukaziobuthintaabesifaza-ne nezingane.
Umsolwa unikezwe odilika jeleababili ngama cala ayi-7
Kubikwa ukuthi umsolwa uben-gaphandle nge-parole ngecalalokuthumba nokudlwengula lango-1998.I-NPA isamukelile lesi sigweboyathi siqinisekisa ukuthi bazibo-phezele ekulweni nobugebengu,ikakhulukazi obuthinta abesifa-zane nezingane.
Yaqhubangokuthi,iyathembaukuthingokuzayolaba abax-hasa, ba-zoqhubekanokuxhasanjengobauMkhosiweLembeusuke wen-zelwa isiz-we.
OFFICES WILL BECLOSED ON:
Friday 3rd and Monday6th April 2015
Bookings for next weeks papercloses on Thursday 2nd April at
12 noon
NOTICE
Call: 032 552 3363 for details
JYOTHI LALDAS
DORINGKOP based Youth Club Uguquko commemorated Human Rights monthbypartneringwith theKwaDukuzaMunicipality tohost anexciting sports tour-nament recently.
The even was held in an effort to advance the interests of young people in the areaby championing youth programmes.
The tournament was held at Shekembula High School where hundreds of youngPHOTOS: SUPPLIEDSanele Mfeka (yellow shirt) poses with members of the Uguquko Youth Club and men’s soccer winners.
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HIRSCH’S Ballito and the iLembe Chamberteamed up for another Woman in BusinessNetworking tea where 60 women had the op-portunity to promote their businesses as wellas meet other local women in business.
ThevenuewasthenewlyopenedDelishSis-ters Restaurant at the Litchi Orchard.
Rae Dengler from Show Me educated thewomen on social media etiquette as well ashowtooptimisesocialmedia toget thebest re-sults for their business.
The Margaret Hirsch Woman in BusinessAchieverFinalistwasannouncedlater intotheafternoonwith JenitaMaharaj fromBeautifulYou named this month’s finalist.
Beautiful You is an non-profit organisationthat brings together women from all walks oflife, including those from in need and thosethat will provide support to their homes andcommunities.
If you would like to enter yourself or nomi-nate someone to be the next Woman in Busi-ness Finalist, contact Lindy Gray [email protected] to get your application.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDFrom left Glenda Thompson, Jenitha Maharajand Lindy Gray.
Finalist chosenfor Hirsch’scompetition
Youth club, KDMcommemorateHuman Rights month
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people gathered in support.Uguquko youth club is a non-profit organi-
sationthatwas launchedbytheDepartmentofSocial Development and is responsible for or-ganising youth programmes.
The organisation has been actively engag-ing and working well with government andWard 25 Councillor Sanele Mfeka.
The tournament was aimed at educatingand instillingprideandappreciationof thena-tion’s important historical events.
Mfeka reaffirms his unwavering commit-menttoadvancethestandardsofyoungpeopleat the event.
“Weare concernedabout the growing levelof aparthy that has found its space amongstyoung people.
“Some youth don’t even know the signifi-cance of Human Rights Day in its historicalcontext. In light of this peception, we found itfitting that we organise this event with a viewof addressing this matter.
“We understand that the people, for far toolong,havebeen taughtdistortedhistory, a toolcreated by the apartheid government to en-sure falseconsciousness.This isourwayofex-panding our horizon and in bridging that gap.Atnopointarewegoingtoconcedetothenega-tivitythatwascreatedbythegovernmentofthepast.
“No setback could deter or dampen ourspirits inadvancingthe interestsofyoungpeo-ple in this community,” said Mfeka.
PUBLIC NOTICE:ADOPTION OF 2013/14 OVERSIGHT REPORT andANNUAL REPORT
Notice is hereby given that the Annual report andoversight report for 2013/14 was tabled to council on27th March 2015 in terms of Section 129 (3) of theMunicipal Financial Management Act (MFMA) no 53 of2003.
Copies of Oversight report and annual report areavailable for public inspection at Municipal officesreception, Sakhuxolo and Thusong centre.
For enquiries regarding this advert please contactSizwe Zulu at 032 481 4500 during office hours.
S.E MKHIZEACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
MAPHUMULOMUNICIPALITYPrivate Bag 9205, MAPHUMULO, 4470Tel: 032 481 2047/9 • Fax: 032 481 2068/53
PUBLIC NOTICE:ADJUSTMENT ON THE APPROVED 2014/15 SERVICEDELIVERY AND BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION PLAN(SDBIP’s)
Notice is hereby given that the 2014/15 SDBIP’s werereviewed and adjusted in terms of Section 54 of the MunicipalFinancial Management Act (MFMA) no 53 of 2003. Theamendments were approved by council on the 27th March2015.
Copies of adjustment SDBIP’s are available for publicinspection at Municipal offices reception, Sakhuxolo andThusong centre.
For enquiries regarding this advert please contact Sizwe Zuluat 032 481 4500 during office hours.
S.E MKHIZEACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
MAPHUMULOMUNICIPALITYPrivate Bag 9205, MAPHUMULO, 4470Tel: 032 481 2047/9 • Fax: 032 481 2068/53
ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION: DC29/0028/2014
Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 10(2) of theEIA Regulations, 2010, that an Environmental AuthorisationDC29/0028/2014 was granted to Double Ring Trading 7 (Pty)Ltd on the Basic Assessment for the proposed construction ofthe King Shaka Mall and Mixed Use Precinct Development, inStanger, KwaDukuza Local Municipality.
Reasons for the decision: Potential environmental impacts e.g.ecologically sensitive areas were identified. Impacts arising fromconstruction will be adequately mitigated and are addressed inthe EMPr. The proposed development will provide KwaDukuzawith a central retail shopping hub and offer retail and commercialopportunities that will create temporary and permanentemployment opportunities. No objections were received fromstakeholders and I&AP, and all comments were adequatelyaddressed.
The EA was issued by the KZN Economic Development, Tourism& Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) on 30 March 2015. A copy ofthe EA will be furnished by Double Ring Trading 7 (Pty) Ltd orTriplo4 Sustainable Solutions (Cell 082 355 4526) on request.
I&APs are informed of the Appeal procedure in accordance withregulation 4(1) of the National Appeal Regulations, 2014 anappellant must submit an appeal to the appeal administrator anda copy of the appeal to the applicant, any registered interestedand affected party and organ of state with interest in the matterwithin 20 days from 1 April 2015. An appellant must comply withregulation 4(2) and submit the appeal in writing and in the formobtainable from the appeal administrator, Haresh Inderlall; Tel.(031) 310 5300, [email protected], by post, fax,email or hand delivery.
ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION: DC29/0028/2014
Isaziso sikhishwa ngokomthethonkambiso 10 (2) soMthethoEIA Regulations, 2010, ukuthi Environmental AuthorisationDC29 / 0028/2014 banikezwa Double Ring Trading 7 (Pty) Ltdkwi lokuhlolwa kwemvelo ukwakhiwa ohlongozwayo we KingShaka Mall kanye Mixed Use Precinct Development, e Stanger,uMasipala eKwaDukuza.
Izizathu ngesinqumo: imithelela kwezemvelo Kwabafuna isibIsizalo izindawo ezizwelayo ezabonakala. Imithelela zokwakhauzobe ngokwanele nokunciphisa futhi i futhi amathubaokudayisa kanye commercial ukuthi kuzodala amathuba emise-benzi yesikhashana futhi unomphela. No ukuphikisa ivelaabathintekayo no I & AP, futhi yonke imibono ayebhekiswengokwanele.
Le EA kwaba ekhishwe KZN Economic Development, Tourism& Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) e 30 March 2015. Ikhophi EAlizonikezwa ka Double Ring Trading 7 (Pty) Ltd noma Triplo4Solutions Sustainable (Cell 083 308 8003) uma uyidinga.
I&APs amenywa ka Inqubo yokudlulisa ngokuhambisananemithethonqubo 4 (1) ka The National Regulations Appeal,2014 i sokubuyekeza kufanele afake isikhalo le umsingathisesikhalo kanye ikhophi yesikhalo umfakisicelo, noma yimuphiabanentshisekelo nabathintekayo ababhalisiwe futhi lukahu-lumeni isithakazelo daba zingakapheli izinsuku 20 kusukela 1April 2015. umfakisikhalazo kumele ihambisane wesi-4 (2) beseuthumela sesikhalo ngokubhala kwifomu atholakala umsin-gathi sesikhalo, Haresh Inderlall; Tel. (031) 310 5300, [email protected], ngeposi, ngesikhahlamezi, emailnoma isandla kwezidingo.
NY MATHONSIActing Municipal Manager
The iLembe District Municipality Revenue Department will also be part of the April 2015 and May 2015 Public Participation Programme to assist the community in registering and re-registering for indigentsupport. The indigent support programme is open to community members that earn below R3500.00 a month per household.
For new account applications, indigent applications or if you’ve changed your details please bring the following documents:
New Account Application Indigent Application Name Change
1. New Applicants ID Copy 1. Account Owner Certified ID Copy 1. New owner account ID copy
2.Proof of residence: i.e. Title Deed, Letter from ward councillor orlease agreement
2. Certified ID and Birth certificates of all Persons living on the sameproperty
2. Letter of authority if account is from a late person
3. If indigent consumer pays R650 or if it’s a normal applicationconsumer pays R2581.85
3. All proof of income for people living on the same property: i.e. Payslip,Pension/Grant slip.
3. Proof of residence: i.e. Title deed or Letter from ward Cllr
4. Proof of residence: i.e. Title Deed, Letter from ward councillor or leaseagreement
4. R200 deposit for water meter
5. Police affidavit stating that all the information given is true
In a case where the consumer does not have a title deed and letter of Authority from High court, the consumer should get a detailed letter from their ward councillor as proof that he/she owns or occupies theproperty.
INDIGENT SUPPORT REGISTRATION
ILEMBE FAMILY OF MUNICIPALITIES
INTERGRATED DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAMME
APRIL 2015 AND MAY 2015
In compliance with Chapter 4, Section 16(1) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, below is the schedule of public meetings in the iLembeDistrict Municipality.
TARGET AREA / GROUP LOCALMUNICIPALITY
WARDS DATE AND TIME VENUETugela Mouth Mandeni 3 7 April 2015
17:00Tugela Mouth Resort
Hlomendlini. Novas Farm,Highview Park
Mandeni 4 8 April 201511:00
Hlomendlini Sports field
KwaDukuza 6 and Ratepayers 09 April 201518h00
Lion’s Club
Sundumbili wards Mandeni 7, 13, 14 and 15 11 April 201513:00
Sibusisiwe Community Hall
Traditional Council Mandeni All 16 April 201510:00
Main Hall
Mandeni ratepayersassociation, organised groups,farmers association, Padiaaagar
16 April 201517:00
Main Hall
KwaDukuza 16,17,19 16 April 201518h00
KwaDukuza Town Hall
KwaDukuza14,15,24,269,10,11,12
18 April 201509h0013h00
Sophia Sports GroundsGroutville Market
KwaDukuza 27 19 April 201509h00
Freedom Square
Nembe, Dendethu, Machibini,Zakheni, Thulas, Qgumeni
Mandeni 5 and 12 21 April 201512:00
Nembe Open Space
Isithebe, Nyoni Mandeni 10, 11, 12, 16 and 17 22 April 201510:00 am
Makhempini Sports field
KwaDukuza All rate payersAssociations
22 April 201518h00
KwaDukuza Town Hall
KwaDukuza214
26 April 201509h0013h00
Driefontein Community HallShakaskraal Community Hall
Hlomendlini, Novas Farm,Highview Park
Mandeni 4 29 April 201510:00
Hlomendlini Sports Field
Macambini area Mandeni 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9 30 April 201511:00am
Macambini Sports Field
KwaDukuza7,20,22,23,8
03 May 201509h0013h00
Snyman GroundNkobongo Community Hall
Maphumulo 1,2,3 5 May 201509h00
Emphise Community Hall
Ndulinde Area Mandeni 6, 11 and 16 5 May 201511:00 am kwaMkhize Sports Field
Maphumulo 5,6,7,8,11 7 May 201509h00
Sindi Sportsfield.
KwaDukuza5,181,2,3,25
10 May 201509h0013h00
Shakaville Sports FieldSt Christopher Sports Ground
Ndwedwe 1,3,7,8 12 May 201511:00
Glendale Sports GroundWard 1
Ndwedwe 2,4,5,6,9 14 May 201511:00
Chibini Sports GroundWard 4
Ndwedwe 10,11,12, 13,14 19 May 201511:00
KwaL Sports GroundWard 14
Ndwedwe 15,16,17,18,19 21 May 201511:00
KwaHlophe Sports GroundWards 19
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Stockists of: All types of fabrics, curtaining,wide range of haberdashery & curtain accessorieswide range of haberdashery & curtain accessories
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STEEL & BOLTCENTRE ccUnit 7, Stanger Industrial Park
(opp. Jacksons) off Croton PlaceTel: (032) 552 2422 • Fax: (032) 552 2424BRANCH ALSO IN ISITHEBE, RED STREET
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Hospice acknowledges volunteersMAKHOSANDILE ZULU
DOLPHIN Coast Hospice awardedcertificates of appreciation to theirvolunteers last week.
The volunteers were rewarded for thework that they do and the level of commit-ment that they exhibit.DaycaremanagerChinSuriahsaid:“This
is a form of appreciation for the dedication
and faithful service to the hospice that thevolunteers have displayed.”
“This is one way that the hospice boardsays thank you to our volunteers, the workthat they do is very much appreciated,” headded/
Day caremanagerChin Suri-ah (seatedcentre)with thevolunteerswho wereappreciat-ed fortheir self-less dedi-cation tothe hos-pice.PHOTO:MAKHO-SANDILEZULU
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on 032-5523363No repeat advertise-ment or credit willbe given for small
typographical errorswhich do not lessenthe value of theadvertisement.
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FLAT TO LET
VEHICLE FOR SALE
COMMERCIALPROPERTY FOR SALE
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AYER ROCK B&B,74 Geranium Street,Stanger Manor,“Tasteful executivea c c o mm o d a t i o n ” .Contact: 032-5516503/082 562 3676.
C o m m e r c i a l i s e dproperty which is1150sqm,Building with bottlestore licence 100sqm,excellent potential.Phone: 032-552 3433.
Quick stage scaffolding.Contact: Cannon-073522 8073.
Large Homemadesamoosa ’s - va r i e t y.Samoosa strips (pur)made by hand, order inadvance. Tel: 032-5523433.
Flat to let in Stanger.Contact: 072 579 3167.
HOUSE TO LET
2 Bedroom, lounge,dining room, ktb/garage,R3000, Glenhills.Contact: 084 911 3085.
2 Bedrooms, lounge,kitchen,T/B, big balcony,Stanger Manor. Contact:032-551 1397.
2 Rooms, passage,ensuite, geyser, neat,safe, 29 Gemini Str.Glenhills. Phone: 084890 3979.
2 separate rooms to letin Newtown. Contact:082 441 2348.
Glenhills house forrent: 2 bedroom house(attached building to anextension), 1 shower, 1kitchen, 1 lounge, withairconditioner, parkingavailable for one vehicleonly, yard fenced andpaved, suitable for acouple/single or twopersons sharing. Rentermust be Strictly ofSober habits. PrepaidElectricity. Contact forprice. 071 491 0249 or084 626 9076 or 076148 5063.
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Granny flat, StgManor, 3bedroom, O/Plan loungekitchen (bic), toilet/shower + toilet. Contact:084 553 3001/032-5521110.
House to rent in StangerManor, R5500 rentalwith bic. Call: 032-4592019.
Outbuilding for rent,very neat, pref. singlesor couples. Contact: 073774 6245.
Outbuilding to let inNewtown, R2800 incl.L/W. Contact: 072 2903700.
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8.75 Acres farm inDoesburg with lrg 3 b/rm house + carport.Excellent potential.Make offer. Call Rabby076 432 2919.
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Accounting Clerk,Appropriately qualifiedwith minimum 1 yearspastel experience.Contact Usha: 032-9463390/email: [email protected].
Company lookingfor receptionist withexperience. Must haveworked on switchboard.Code 8 licence required.No chancers. Kindlyforward CV’s to [email protected].
Four month positionto permanent MedicalPractice in Ballito;looking for candidatewith good admin,interpersonal andcommunication skills.Please email CV [email protected].
Grade D Male securityofficers with SOB.Stanger area only. Mustspeak English. Tel: 079700 0911.
Licenced code 10/8driver-must have adminskills, Administrationstaff and Generalworkers required. Tel:032-552 2014/081 4318645.
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Abortion Alternative-Free Counseling-24hour helpline 078 8797484 or 082 290 7855.
Shop to let inCBD-AlbertLuthuli Street (opp.Urooj). Close to school,clinic, with excellentpassing trade. Ideal forrestaurant/take away.Contact Mohammed:083 278 6140.
Grass Cutting and TreeFelling, very reliable.Contact: 073 517 3669.
Signs-Cars, ShopFronts, All Signs.Contact: 081 073 8594.
TRANSPORT
Lift club memberrequired from Stanger toSpringfield Park/NorthCoast Road/Glen Anil.Contact: 079 493 8046.
Transport required fromStanger to Eshowe,work times 8:00-16:30.Contact: 083 552 8330.
Lift required fromTugela/Mandini to Stanger, 8amto 5pm. Tel: 076 4271037/032-457 0263.
Moredesperate pensionershitting the casinos>> Gambling environment creates a safe cocoonCHELSEA PIETERSE
WITH some pensioners havinglittle or nothing to do duringtheday,“gamblinggrannies”
are becoming a common sight at casi-nos all over South Africa, and KwaZu-lu-Natal is no exception.
Clinical psychologist Clive Willowssaid many people do not prepare psy-chologically for retirement.
“Often their identity and purpose isso integrated with work that theystruggle todefine themselves, or findapurpose when work ends.
“Thepsychological lureofgamblingis often driven by an inherent sense offairness.
“Therefore those who believe theyhave worked hard and not been ade-quately rewarded, or perhaps dealtwithunjusthardship, believe that theydeservetowin,andthat,somehow,thescaleswill bebalanced in their favour,”he said.
Hesaid thosewhohavestruggled in
lifearethemostvulnerabletobedrivenbysuchanunconscious,butultimatelyillogical, drive.
“The gambling environment usual-ly creates a safe cocoon, and enables awithdrawal and retreat from the de-mands of one’s environment and theinternal tensions of discontent andregret—which are often characteris-tics of depression in older folk,” hesaid.
Pietermaritzburg and DistrictCouncil for the Care of the Aged socialwork manager Jo-Anne Stev-ens-O’Connor said although they didnot dealwithmanypeoplewhoadmit-tedtogamblingproblems,afewclientshad admitted to gambling addictions.
“One gentleman admitted heworkedforhimselfandwouldsacrificework time to hit the casino.
“Money that would have comforta-bly have bought him a house and re-placed his ageing car was spent at thecasino leaving him almost destitute.
“Soobsessedwouldhebecomethat
hewould seek to borrowmoney in themiddle of the night to play one morehand.”
She said sometimes placing a per-son in an old age home or retirementvillage could help as they provide astructured environment for peoplewhose liveshavebecomeunmanagea-ble.
“The cost of care is such that peoplewith limited income have little moneyleft over to spendongamblingorotheraddictions.”
Casino Association of South Africaspokesperson Charl Faurie said expe-rience indicates that the elderly aremore likely to visit casinos in off-peaktimes.
“Unfortunately the term pensionertends to create the impression that allelderly people live a hand-to-mouthexistence, existing from one monthlypensioner’s cheque to the next,” hesaid.
“The latter category of pensionerswould automatically fall outside thedesiredLSMandcasinos’primaryseg-mentation and therefore would not bespecifically targeted.”
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TREVORNoah(pictured)isbelievedtobeontheshortlist topresent topAmer-icannewssatireprogrammeTheDailyShow.
Longtime presenter Jon Stewarthas announced that he will step downthis year.
South African comedian Noah
joined theprogramme inDecemberasa “senior international correspond-ent”.
According to entertainment indus-trymagazineVariety, Noah (31) is be-ing increasingly seen as the successorto Stewart.
Several senior and longstandingcontributors to the show have alreadyindicated they do not want to step into
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Stewart announced in Februarythat hewill step down some time afterJune from the show he has presentedsince 1999.
An informed source said it is not adone deal that Noah will inherit theshow, and host network Comedy Cen-tral declined to comment.
Although Noah has only been onThe Daily Show for four months, he isa not a new face to American audien-ces.
HewasthefirstcomedianfromAfri-ca to appear on the two top late nighttalkshows,TheTonightShowwithJayLeno and The Late Show with DavidLetterman.He regularly tours theU.S.and has also been aired on the Show-time channel.
Noah is on tour in the Middle Eastand could not be contacted for com-ment.
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MICHAEL Clarke scored a half-centu-ry in his final One Day Internationalfor Australia which helped his side
win their fifth ICC Cricket World Cup by de-feating New Zealand by seven wickets atthe MCG in Melbourne on Sunday.
“We played this tournament with 16players in our squad – everyone knows that– and we played this tournament for ourlittle brother, Philip Hughes,” stated Clarkeat the post-match presentations in refer-ence to Hughes who died while playing firstclass cricket in Australia.
Brendon McCullum had won the tossand elected to bat first but New Zealandwere bundled out for 183 in 45 overs withAustralia replying with 186 for three in 33.1overs to clinch the 2015 title.
Clarke, who announced his retirementfrom this format a day prior to the tourna-ment final, struck 10 boundaries and onesix in his 72-ball 74.
Clarke and Steve Smith shared in a 112-run stand for the third wicket after TrentBoult (10-0-40-1) had removed AaronFinch in the second over withou tscoring.
David Warner did not let the early wick-et bother him as he struck seven bounda-
ries off 46 balls before holing out to GrantElliott on the square leg boundary off MattHenry (9.1-0-46-2) for 45.
The fall of Warner’s wicket gave theNew Zealanders some hope but Clarke andSmith batted superbly and struck theboundaries when needed and rotated thestrike with aplomb.
Smith finished the game off by pullingHenry through square leg for four to endon 56 not out off 71 balls with just threeboundaries.
The third-wicket stand came to an endwith just nine runs were needed whenClarke tried to cut a ball from Henry that
that have supported us. It’s not every dayin your life you get to play in a final at theMCG.”
“It was a special feeling having Pupthere, and it was good for him to end offlike this – a fitting farewell!,” said Smithafter the game.
Fast-bowling allrounder James Faulk-ner was named man-of-the-match for hisdevastating spell which helped set up aseven-wicket victory for Australia in theCricket World Cup final against New Zea-land at the Melbourne Cricket Ground onSunday.
The 24-year-old struck on the first ballof the second powerplay in the 36th overto end a 111-run fourth-wicket partnershipbetween Ross Taylor and Grant Elliott bydismissing the former with a slower deliv-ery.
Faulkner then removed the dangerousCorey Anderson in the same over for a sec-ond-ball duck with a fast full-length deliv-ery.
He capped his game-changing spellby removing Elliott for 83 and finishedwith figures of three for 36 fromnine overs.
Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starcwas named the player of the tournamentafter his team beat New Zealand by sevenwickets to win the World Cup at the Melb-ourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.
The 25-year-old left-arm quick finishedwith 22 wickets in the tournament, tiedwith New Zealand left-arm seamer TrentBoult though having played a match lesserthan his Tasmanian rival.
Starc bowled fast and swung the ballboth ways during the tournament and hiswickets came at an average of just over 10.
His best bowling display came in Aus-tralia's pool stage loss against New Zea-land in Auckland when he almost won histeam the match with figures of 6-28.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe winning team.
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THERE were mixed fortunes for Salt RockI (formerly known as Stanger Dolphins I)in their Dolphin Coast Squash SummerLeague double header played last week.
On Tuesday night, Salt Rock slumpedto a shock 12-5 defeat at the hands of Dar-nall in an away fixture but bounced backto winning ways on Thursday night aftertrouncing Tongaat (13-4) at home.
In the match against Darnall, Lylle Nelgave the visitors a dream start after beat-ing Lisa Maree Paterson (2-1). Dale quickly
snuffed out the visitor’s lead, to give thehome team a slender 4-2 advantage afterhammering Ranjith Rhugoonun in straightsets (3-0).
Fyrell Higgs rubbed further salt into thewoundedSaltRockoutfitafteroutclassingElvis Govender (3-0) in a one-sided affair.
Grant Griesel sealed the fate of their ri-vals (9-3) after beating the crafty IndranPather (2-1). Dino Moodley, replacing topseedAvesh Nurbadh,gaveSaltRocksome-thing to crow about after beating GrantFoulds (2-1), but it was not enough to savethe blushes of the Salt Rock lads whoslumped to a disappointing 12-5 defeat
On Thursday night, Salt Rock enter-tained Tongaat, hoping to make amendsfor their dismal performance against Dar-
nall.Lisa Maree Peterson proved too crafty
for Bradley Paul in the opening fixture aftercantering to a fluent 3-0 win. Rhugoonunextended Salt Rock’s lead after a thrilling2-1 win against Arveen.
Elvis Govender made amends for hisdisappointing 3-0 loss on Tuesday to edgeout Ash Jugmohan (2-1) in an entertaining3-setter humdinger.
Ash Naidoo tried desperately to keepthe visitors in the hunt for honours with ahard fought 2-1 win against Ash Naidoo,but the prolific Nurbadh walloped RaveenPremnath in straight sets (3-0) to securethe bonus point for the home team (13-4)and bring back the smiles on the faces ofSalt Rock lads.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDarnall Squash Club were ecstatic after trouncing the more fancied SaltRock I outfit (12-5) in a Dolphin Coast Squash Summer League gameplayed at the Darnall squash courts on Tuesday night.
Mixed fortunesfor Salt Rock I
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MELVILLE United crashed out of theKwaDukuza Local Football Associa-tion (KLFA) Easter K.O. Cup afterslumping toahumiliating5-1defeatatthehandsofHappyStarsattheRecrea-tion Ground on Saturday.
Stars were gifted an opportunity inthe fifthminute after a defensive blun-der, but Mlu Nyawo squandered theopportunity,kickingwideof the farup-right.Minutes laterSabeloNdlovuhadachance tobreak thedeadlock,buthistame shot was comfortably saved bythe Melville keeper.
In the 20th minute Stars skipper,Xolani Mkhize received a precision-timedthroughball fromMondliMotjo-peand the talismanstrikerhammeredthe ball with his left foot to give Starsa 1-0 lead.
Stars joy was shortlived afterSpheleNgomeneheadedacorner-kickinto the roof of the net to snatch anequalizer (1-1). Melville could havegone ahead in the 30th minute afterSimphiwe Ngcobo was involved in aone-on-one with the Stars keeper, buthe recklesslyhammered theballwide.
Just before the break Motjope putStarsahead(2-1)afterbeatingtheMel-ville keeper with a wicked long range
shot.Early in the second half Mthokozo
Mhlongo, playing deep on the far leftflank, weaved hisway into the box be-fore beating theMelville keeperwith alow, rasping drive to give Stars a 3-1lead.
Tenminutes laterMhlongonotchedup a brilliant brace from just outside
theboxtogiveStarsacommanding4-1lead.With 15minutes remaining Lun-gelo Khuzwayo was introduced intothe fray, replacing Motjope.
In the65thPhilani “Rasta”Mlambomade a darting run into the box afterbeating his marker on the right flank.With the goal-mouth at his mercy ev-eryone expected him to shoot at goal,butheunselfishlypassed theball tohiscaptain, Mkhize who riveted the ballpast the haplessMelville keeper to putthe result beyond doubt (5-1).
In the dying minutes of the gameMpilo’spile-driverhit theupright, sav-ing the blushes of the Melville lads.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDHappy Stars booked their place in the second round of the KwaDukuza LocalFootball Association Easter K.O. cup after trouncing Melville United 5-1 at theRecreation Ground on Saturday.
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was too close to his body and chopped theball onto his stumps.
New Zealand were well-set at 150 forthree after 35 overs but the man of thematch James Faulkner (9-1-36-3) turnedthe game on its head when he had Taylorcaught by Brad Haddin behind the stumpsfor 40. Two balls later he then clean-bowled Corey Anderson for a duck.
Starc then returned to the attack andhad Luke Ronchi caught by Clarke at firstslip for a duck which left the Black Caps on151 for six.
New Zealand were not able to recoverand were eventually bundled out with stillfive overs remaining in their innings.
“What a performance from the guys,we just brought our A-game today,” saidFaulkner.
“Australia are deserved champions,and it is a fitting way for Michael (Clarke)to end off his career. I’m proud of my boys,the brand of cricket we have played in afriendly spirit,” said McCullum.
The coach of the Australian side, DarenLehman, who has won the World Cup asa player and a coach, said that “it was afitting way for Pup (Clarke) to end his ODIcareer”.
Smith,whohitthewinningrunsasLeh-man did in 1999 said, “this was our bestgame.
The bowlers set it up and a big thanksto them and a huge thanks to all the fans
Fast-bowlingallround-er JamesFaulkner.
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23Darnall avenge defeat>> Jittery start does not slow down winning teamWEEKLY REPORTER
DARNALLUnitedavenged theirdefeat at the hands of Frendzin the Top 8 Knockout Cup in
emphatic fashionaftercrushing theirarch-rivals instraight sets (2-0) in theopeningroundoftheCaminamixSer-vices-sponsored Easter K.O. Cup(hostedbyKwaDukuzaVolleyballAs-sociation) played at the associationcourts on Thursday night.
TheMoodalybrothers,DuranandKevin, playing in tandem gave the“sugar-cane” outfit the psychologicaladvantage after securing a tense firstset (25-23).
Brandon “Poppy” Naidoo and thelanky duo of Kishendra “Niknaks”Dhaver and debutante Banda gaveDarnall the superior height advan-tage (both in terms of attackingstrength and blocking prowess at thenet) anddespite the concerted effortsof the stoutly-built Stallone Govin-dasamy and Alvin Moonsamy, theFrendz outfit played “catch-up” vol-leyball throughout the second set,trailing 5-9 before bowing out 19-25.
President-cum-manager of theDarnall outfit, Vinesh Geanballey
said: “We got off to a jittery start, butoncewefoundourrhythmwewereonour bicycles racing to the finish line”.
Meanwhile, Randsons raced to a24-10 lead against Cool Leaders, butbattled to find thewinner. Cool Lead-
ersaddedsevenvaluablepointstothescoreboard before Migeshan Goven-der secured the first set (25-17) forRandsons with a thunderous attackdown the line.
Randsons threw caution to the
windat thestartof thesecondset,butin the end it was the experience oftheir charges, Gavin Chetty, Sandhir“Tinboy”JugmohanandLennoxDayithatsawtheyscrambleacross thefin-ish linewithahard fought25-20win.
Manor Old Boys (MOB) started offingreatspiritsagainstWarriorsSportintheopeningset,puttingonagallantfight-backdespitegoingdown21-25.
But,theywereall theseainthe2ndset with theWarriors youthful duo ofDaniel John and Sherwin Adayyapawreaking havoc at the net. BrandonGovenderandNolanGovenderaddedto the woes of the MOB outfit (thanksto thesuperbdistributionof sets fromSam Pillay and Mark Pillay), guidingWarriors to a fluent 25-10 in the sec-ond set.
Arch rivals KSST and Grove Endentertained the large crowd with adisplayofsuperb,attackingvolleyballfrom the first whistle.
KSST,who lost toGroveEnd in thefinalsof the recentTop8K.O.Cup lastmonth were determined to avengetheir defeat in front of the home sup-porters.
Albiston Jaram and Kyle Puckreeguided KSST to a thrilling 25-20 win
in the first set. Cyprin Thulsiram andVinnie Singh set the courts ablazewithabevyofthunderousattacksandbazookastolevelthescoresat1-1,aft-er clinching the 2nd set 25-16.
With just 15-points up for grabs inthe third and decisive set there washardly any room for error.
Grove End held a narrow 8-6 leadatthechangeofsides,butKSSTquick-ly swallowedup thedeficit to level thescores at 11-11.
KSST raced to the finish line (14-12) after a brilliant attack from thecentre by Immilio Pillay and a crucialunforced error by Grove End. But,KSSTshot themselves in the footwithcrucial errors at the death beforeman-of-the-match Singh and NivenBaldeo guided Grove End into thesemi’s with a thrilling 16-14 win.
Tomorrow (Thursday), Warriorswill do battle with Randsons in thefirst semi-final clash at 7pm beforeGrove End lock horns with DarnallUnited.Theplayoffsforthirdspotandthe final will take place on Thursday,9 April.
A whopping R3 700 prize-moneywill beawarded to the top four finish-ers (courtesy of Caminamix Services)after the final on 9 April. The leaguegets underway on 16 April.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDarnall United booked their place in the semi-final of the Caminamix Servi-ces-sponsored Easter K.O. Cup (hosted by KwaDukuza Volleyball Association)after beating arch-rivals Frendz in straight sets (2-0) on Thursday night.
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ILEMBE Cricket Union put on a spirited per-formance despite going down by 96 runsto UKZN in the final of the KwaZulu-NatalCricket Union Challenge League Twenty-20 Cup played at the Kingsmead Stadiumin Durban on Sunday.
Ilembe booked their place in the finalsnatching a nail-biting two runs victoryagainst Southern Natal at DHS on Satur-day.
Ilembe won the toss in the semi’s andelected to bat first. They posted 123/7 intheir allotted 20 overs.
In reply Southern Natal posted 121/8 intheir allotted 20-overs (going down by 2runs). Matthew Cooke (31) top-scored forSouthern Natal. Nadasen was the destroy-er-in-chief for Ilembe claiming 3/18 fromfour overs.
UKZN advanced to the final after trounc-ing local outfit, Dawnheights by nine wick-ets in Chatsworth on Saturday.
Dawnheights, who have been blowinghot and cold throughout the season, werehoping to give their Indian batsmen VarunPal and Sagar Arora a perfect send-off.
But, batting first Dawnheights werebundled out for a paltry 79 runs in their allot-ted 20 overs after struggling at 24/3. UKZNcantered to an emphatic 9-wickets victorywith more than six overs to spare.
In the final played on Sunday, UKZN wonthe toss and elected to bat first. RichardWiessing and Khalipha Cele put on an open-ing stand of 38 runs for the first wicket injust four overs before Cele (14) was caughtat point off the bowling of Aaron Pillay.
Sashlen Reddy and Muthusamy took thetally from 90/3 in the 12th over to 148/4 inthe 18th over before Reddy (23) was cleanbowled by Dillon Rautenbach.
Muthusamy and Gareth Wiessingsmashed 29 runs in the last two overs. UKZNposted 177/4 in their allotted 20-overs. Man-of-the-match Muthusamy notched up abrilliant half-century (68 not out) which in-cluded nine fours and a huge six. Gareth wasunbeaten on 10 runs.
Sher was the most economical Ilembebowler claiming 1/21 from four overs.
In reply Ilembe were bundled out for 81runs in 17.5 overs. Preshen Rampersadh (21),Sher (18) and Yusuf Ismail (17) were the onlybatsmen to notch up double digits.
Manager of the Ilembe outfit, NR Singhsaid: “It was a privilege for our boys to playin the Challenge League Twenty-20 Cup fi-nal at Kingsmead having accounted forthree Stream I teams, namely, ACC, Verulamand Southern Natal to reach the final.
“UKZN, newly promoted to the PremierLeague was the far better outfit on the dayand deserve their win. Our boys have learnta lot from this experience and have doneIlembe proud just by reaching the finals.”
Ilembe CricketUnion were farfrom disgracedafter emergingrunners-up inthe KZN Chal-lenge LeagueTwenty-20 K.O.Cup.
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