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EFF land grab on North Coast turns deadly [3]17 April 2015
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Elderly residentsrejoice in new homes
Mthembu handed over informal set-tlement upgraded houses to two re-cipients on Sunday.
Alsina Masango (76) and BeautyCele (90)officiallyreceivedthekeystotheir new homes at eJenkane area,Groutville Priority 2 this weekend.
The two-bedroom houses, whichhave electricity and running waterand have donated furniture, are partof aprojectwhichwill see2 000unitsconstructed in thearea,withanaddi-tional 1 770 to be built in areasaround KwaDukuza.
The project will be completed inJuly.
Pillay said this is one way the
>> Keys to newly built houses handed overto two residents MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
PROVINCIAL MEC for the De-partment of Human Settle-ments Ravi Pillay, the iLembe
District deputy mayor Dolly Shanduand KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo
government is working towardschanging the lives of its people.
He said that through the co-ordi-nated efforts of the national, provin-cial, district and local governmentssuch a project would have ameaningful impact to thosewhoneedshelter.
TheMECsaidhewasmovedbythefact that one of the recipients,Masango, had been living in a shackfor 25 years.
>> STORY CONTINUEDON PAGE 4
KZN MEC for the Department of Human Settlements Ravi Pillay with overjoyedrecipient of a new house Alsina Masango. With them is KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, iLembe deputy mayor Dolly Shandu and Ward 11 councillor InnocentNxumalo.
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EFF land grabturns deadly
>> Farm owners to lay criminal charges
JYOTHI LALDAS and JEFF WICKS
AN Economic Freedom Fighters(EFF) protester was killed andthree others were injured after
beinghit by abakkie on theN2outsideBallito on Monday afternoon.
It hasbeenreported that theparty’sillegal land invasion protest at GreenFields farm in Ballito - which they in-vadedonSunday-becameincreasing-ly dangerous when protesters movedonto the N2 and stoned passing vehi-cles.
According to theUmhali SAPS, offi-cerswere on theway to the scene afterreceiving reports of the stoning whenthe accident occurred.
It is believed that the leaders of theEFF group then disappeared from thescene leaving emergency services tohandle the situation.
However,oncepoliceandemergen-cy services exited the scene the EFF
members returned.Now, the owners of the Ballito farm
will lay criminal charges against theEFFbrigadewhotriedtostagethelandinvasion.
Ian Deetlefs, who represents theowners of the farm, said the land in-vaders had vacated the hilltop where
the courts on Monday to interdict theland invaders from returning.
“Oncewehavetheinterdict thatwillbe the end of our involvement. Beforethedayisoutwewillhaveerectedsignsto warn people off and we will be em-ploying a security contingent.
“This ismoreaboutpolitickingthanthe piece of land and we want no in-volvement in that,” he said.
Deetlefs said one “rudimentary”shack that had been constructed hadalready been pulled down.
“There is a group of about 70 ofthem waiting on the boundary of thefarmand thepolicearemonitoring thesituation there.”
The EFF is to hold a media confer-ence inDurban lateronMonday todis-cuss itsplans tooccupy landacross theprovince.
EFF KwaZulu-Natal co-ordinatorVukaniNdlovu saidonSunday thathismemberswouldnotbemovedfromtheland.
“This land-grab is part of our pro-vincial programme to claim land forour members.
“This is not only happening inBallito, but all over the province.
“Ourmembersfromthatareadonothave places to build on so weencouraged them to look for land andoccupy and start to build their homes.
“They are going to erect theirhouses and once they have been therefor 48 hours they cannot legally be re-moved. If the governmentwants to re-move them they must go and accom-modate them somewhere else,”Ndlovu said.
“If they even try to move us we willmeet them in court,” he added.
PHOTO: LOUIS KOTZE, BALLITO HAWKSThe scene at the Green Fields farm on Monday.
they had spent the night.“It is a very simple thing
from our side and while wemay be sympathetic abouttheir cause that they have noland to build on, we will takewhatever legal steps that areneeded to protect our inter-estsintherealestate,”hesaid.
“Verysimplywewillbelay-ing a charge of trespassingandthen it isover to thepoliceto dowhat they are legally re-quired to do.”
Deetlefs said their legalteam would be approaching
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Ninety-year-old womanfinally has a home
MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
Pillay said: “We can’t do it foreveryone at the same time,” ex-plaining that the roll-out of such aproject is a step-by-step process.
“It requires a collective effortby all sectors of society to createthe impact we want,” said theMEC.
The elated pensioner,Masango, said that her previoushome’s roof leaked whenever itrained.Shesaidherchildrenusedto sleep on the floor.
“I am so happy I feel like I amgoingtofaint,”saidMasango,whothanked those in power for thework they are doing.
Mthembu extended his appre-ciation and thanks to the
president of the country, theMinister of Human SettlementsLindiwe Sisulu and the provincialMEC of the department.
Mthembu said that such aproject is testament to thefact thatthe government is committed tothe principles of the FreedomCharter, one of which states:“There shall be houses, securityand comfort.”
Pillay commended the goodworkingrelationship thatgovern-menthaswith its contractorsasattimes, said Pillay, they donate fur-niture and sponsor houses.
The houses in this area are yetto be fitted with a sewage system.
In the meantime, the occu-pantsaresaidtobewillinglyusingVIP toilets.
Ninetyyearold Beauty Cele receives herhome from iLembe deputy mayor DollyShandu, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu and MEC Ravi Pillay.
PHOTOS: MAKHOSANDILE ZULUMayor Ricardo Mthembu and MEC Ravi Pillay get involved in the home building.
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JYOTHI LALDAS
KWADUKUZA Municipalityjoined forces with IPSSMedicalRescue over the Easter week-
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The emergency service providersoffered its resources as part of intensi-fying the action to save liveswithin thecommunity.
“We are also happy about the tim-ing of this partnership as it came at atime where we also beefed up ouremergency services as we launchedOperation Val’ingozi, an offensiveaimed at curbing road carnage.
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“We believe the services offeredby IPSS Medical Rescue will contrib-ute towards making KwaDukuzabeaches safer.”
IPSSspokespersonPaulHerbstsaidhisagencyappreciatesthepartnership
expressing its wish to partner withKwaDukuza during Easter.
It isnot the first timethat theagencytook such a decision as it also did so inDecember.
In December, the partnership re-sulted inahighernumberof rescues inKwaDukuza beaches and the IPSSmedical team transported more than20 patients to hospital and respondedto numerous calls.
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Earlier this year, IPSSmade a proposal to council,
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DRAFT BUDGET FOR THE2015/16 FINANCIAL YEAR
MUNICIPAL MANAGERNJ MDAKANE
The local community and the relevant stakeholders arehereby advised of the following key matters relating tothe draft budget of Kwadukuza Municipality as initiallypublished last week.
Written comments or representations in connection withthe draft budget are hereby invited. Written commentsshould be submitted on or before 16H00 on Monday,11 May 2015 and should be addressed to the MunicipalManager , Mr N J Mdakane : KwaDukuza Municipalityand can be posted to P.O. Box 72 , Kwadukuza , 4450;telefaxed to 032-437 5098 or hand delivered at MunicipalOffices , 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street , Kwadukuza.
In terms of Section 21 (4) of the Municipal Systems Act,No 32 of 2000 , any person who cannot write may comeduring office hours to the Office of the Chief FinancialOfficer , where assistance in transcribing will be given.
KWADUKUZAMUNICIPALITY
MANY foreigners come to South Africaseeking refuge and safety. They have aright to be protected and assisted.
South Africa must not forget how itsown people sought refuge in other countries in the apartheid era, and how theywere given asylum and assistance.
They were certainly not persecuted ortreated as criminals. All foreigners cannotbe accused of criminal elements most foreigners are law abiding persons who haveentered South Africa legally.
Such are protected and share similarrights as citizens. Criminal elements mayexist among some foreigners just as muchas it exists among some South African citizens.
Foreigners cannot be accused of takingjobs from locals. Generally foreigners undertake jobs that citizens are unwilling to
take.Many foreigners become vendors on
streets and townships, an activity fromwhich no other South African is barred.
Xenophobia tarnishes the image ofSouth Africa internationally. Since the advent of democracy South Africa became abeacon of hope and a model example forthe rest of the world.
The recent attacks in Durban, Sowetoand Khayelitsha threaten foreign investorconfidence and our growing tourism industry.
Moreover global professionals possessing the muchneeded skills that a developing South Africa requires are reluctant torelocate to South Africa.
Xenophobia, in essence, is racist andprejudiced behaviour. It discriminates between South Africans citizens and citizens
of other nations. It arises out of the perception that South Africans are superior andbetter while persons of other nationalitiesare secondrate.
There has been a lack of firm actionfrom the South African government sincethe widespread 2008 xenophobic attacks.
The socalled interministerial committee established by government to addressxenophobia has not been heard of since itsinception subsequent to the 2008 attacks.
There is a vacuum of condemnation ofxenophobia from the president.
There is no clear message from government. Government statements about xenophobia are ambiguous. As a result 35%of South African citizens feel that there isno danger to saying bad things about foreigners.
Governmenthasnotreprimandedorre
proved King Goodwill Zwelithini for his recent statement that foreigners should"pack their bags and leave" South Africa.
Government has failed to restrain or impeach communities committing xenophobic crimes.
Why has government failed to coordinate a law enforcement response thataims to arrest anyone responsible for inciting violence against foreigners or destruction of their property?
Perhaps reprimanding their voters goesagainst their political ideology consideringthe upcoming local government electionsnext year.
In the state of the nation address thepresident downgraded foreigners when hebanned them from owning land in SouthAfrica.
This has not been clarified to date and
thus sends a clear message to the grassroots that foreigners are not welcome tostay in South Africa.
The demilitarization of our country’sborders after 1994 was an error of government. The new government associatedborder military with colonialism & apartheid. The removal of proper border controlmechanisms saw literally millions of people gaining entry to South Africa illegally.
Government does not have any socialpolicies in place to teach South Africansabout refugees, immigrants or our country's international obligations. Government has failed to teach its citizens to accept population diversity.
Councillor Nel SewrajACDP KZN provincial executive
chairman
Party blames government for xenophobia
IT is time to become realistic. The countryis in a mess and wanton spending by irresponsible officials, whom are not qualifiedto perform their duties, has become a hugeproblem.
An excellent example is the R1,2 millionspent on a Christmas party which clearlydoes not fall under the scope of what ratepayers hard earned funds are to be spenton.
We all pay rates, but what is it that we
are paying for? We pay for all services exceptfor the total mismanagement of the fundswhich is included in our rates bill.
We have requested the qualifications ofall municipal staff. Apparently most do notqualify for the standards required.
No question, BEE is the single most important factor behind this shocking mess.
It is time for all people to stand togetheras enough is enough.
Eskom is in financial dire straits caused
by municipalities’ nonpayment of funds.It is time Eskom took over and the public
dealt directly with Eskom. Eskom couldcharge municipalities more and the peoplemight pay less so it is a winwin situation.
“We are facing a national disaster thanksto the ANC regime.
“The past cannot be blamed for the incalculable harm to the economy and theenormous losses in money and jobs.” Professor Christo Viljoen exEskom board andexNersa member.
Ray Millican
Deal directly with Eskom
THETinleyManorShreeSivaSoo-bramaniarTempleSociety thanksits devotees, Obayam providers,sponsorsandwell-wishersinhav-ingenjoyedasuccessfulandbless-ed Kavady festival.
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Your support has ensured asuccessful event and we thankyou.
Krish PillayCommittee member
We thank you
I WAS sickened as I watched ourpresident giggling inanely whileMugabe insulted South Africanhistory in the person of Cecil JohnRhodes.
What a show he put on. Icouldn’t help wondering whatNelsonMandelawouldhavemadeof his performance.
I amsure that theMadiba,whopersuaded a people with a frac-tured and wounded past, to put it
all behind them and build a coun-try together would have beenmore than a little disappointed.
Like many great characters inhistory (including Shaka, andGhandi) Rhodes was certainly noangel. But he achieved a lot forbothSouthAfricaandZimababwe- and left a legacy that all coloursand genders are benefiting fromtoday.Hewasamanofhis time’aswasShaka,GhandiandChurchill.
WhatwillhistorysayZumaandMugabeachievedfortheirpeople?It has been documented that dur-ing Mugabe’s “reign” in Zimbab-
Rhodes is partof our history
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we, thousands ofpeople died as a re-sult of political vio-lence, and what ofour revered presi-dent? He still hasn’tfinished his term ofoffice, but perhapseconomic meltdownwill be his legacy.
It would makemore sense to takewhat Rhodes gavethis country and addto it in a significantand positive way.
Stephanie Breedt
God never promised us roses without a few thorns,and he never promised us heaven on earth withouta bit of hell. And when our dad was born, he neverpromised us that he will live to be old and grey. Hepromised to lend him for awhile, for how long, he didnot say. For those who have a dad love them whileyou may. Because the world becomes a differentplace when god takes him away. Dad today, tomor-row and our whole life through. We shall love you,now and forever and long for you too. Dad you areone in a million. We’ll always love you.
You and your family are kindly invited toattend the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the
late Iyappen NairDate: Saturday, 18 April 2015Venue: Darnall Temple HallTime: 15:00 to 16:00pm
Sadly missed by your loving family.
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WHAT is debt counselling?The National Credit Act (NCA) formally
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The latest available statistics of theNCA indicates that 9.05 million consumershave impaired records. This is more than46% of all credit –active consumers inSouth Africa. Since the implementation ofthe National Credit Act, Morgan Govenderof Dynamic Financial Services has assistedmany consumers to ease their financialdistress and where possible, to save theirassets. The benefits of debt review:
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* Your installments are reduced and repayment periods are extended.
* Your creditors will liaise directly withour offices and no longer harass you forpayments.
We will negotiate a reduced interestrate with your creditors.
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riage certificate;Your latest payslip;Two months bank statement;Statements of all accounts.Should you require more info on debt
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The latest available statistics of theNCR indicates that 9.05 million consumers have impaired records.
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Kugcotshwe Inkosi uHlongwa
MAKHOSANDILE ZULU
ISILO samaBandla uGoodwill Zwelithini, ephelezelwe uNdlunkuluukaMchiza wasesigodlweni eNyoke
ni, sigcobe iNkosi uSiphamandlaHlongwa, endaweni yaKwaGxosa, eKranskop ngeledlule.
Lo mcimbi ubusingathwe uNkk Nomusa DubeNcube, onguNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisananeziNdaba zoMdabu, uMntwanawaseKhwezi, iNkosi PDH Chiliza onguSihlalo weNdlu yabaHoli boMdabu,uKhansela HN Ngcobo oyiMeya yaKwaMaphumulo, umndeni wakwaHlongwa,Amakhosiakulendawo,umsakaziwoKhoziFmuNkkDuduKhoza,obengumphathi wohlelo nomphakathiwaku lendawo.
UMfundisi uHlongwa uvule lomcimbi ngomkhuleko kanti umfundisiuErlo Stegend wethula inkulumo ebigxile emazwini eZaga 29:14, wayalaInkosi uHlongwa ngokuthi ingagciningokunaka izikhulu neziphathimandlakuphela kepha kumele inake nabantubayo.
UMntwana waseKhwezi ukhumbuze abantu ukuthi ukukhulekela iSilokukhombisa inhlonipho, wathi kumeleabantu bebenesizotha phambi kweSilo.
UNkk Nomusa DubeNcube onguNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu,KwaZuluNatal uthe: “Kuyintokozokithina ukuthi siphelezele iSilo samaBandla, njengoba sizothula ngokusemthethweni iNkosi kwaHlongwa,”kusho yena.
Uthe umnyango wakhe, obhekeleleukuvuselelwa kwesithunzi sobuholibomdabu, uyakhuthazeka uma uphelezela iSilo uma senza umsebenzi wokugcotshwa kwaMakhosi, uthe lokhukuzoqinisekisa ukuba isiko lesintu liyakhuseleka, ukuze abantwana, nesizukulwane sizokwazi ukuthi iSilo yisonaesifanelwe ilomsebenzi.
Uthe: “Hlanga lomHlabathi, selokhu uluqalile loluhlelo lokubuyisa isikolwethu endaweni efanele, loluhlelo seluvuse elikhulu isasasa, njengoba linikeza izizwe zamakhosi ithuba lokubabaziqhayise ngosiko lwabo. Silo Samabandla, iNkosi ozoyigcoba namhlanjeingenyeyamakhosi esifundazwesethuefunde yagogoda,” kusho yena.
Uqhube wathi iNkosi uHlongwa uneziqu zeBA Honours kwiPublic Policy,eyazithola eNyuvesi yaseUKZN. UtheiNnkosi uHlongwa ibiyingxenye yamakhosi athweswa imiyezane ngoLwesine oludlule.
Uthe umnyango wakhe unenkoleloyokuthi ukufunda kwamaKhosi kuzoba nomthelela omuhle kakhulu ezizweni abasuka kuzona.
Uthe uyazi ukuthi iSilo sesikhulumekaningi ngokwakhiwa kwesikhungo lapho khona amaKhosi azofundiswaesemancane kuze kufike isikhathi sokuphatha.
Uthe kusekuningi okumele kwenziwe uhulumeni, njengoba endaweniyaKwaMaphumulo bebaningi abasadinga amanzi emagcekeni abo, ugesi
nemsebenzi, izona zonke izinto okusamele kusetshenzwe kanzima ukubaabantu bezithole.
ISilo samaBandla, sivule inkulumoyaso ngokubonga uNkulunkulu ukubaabone kubalulekile ukuba size KwaMaphumulo ukuba sizobeka iNkosi uHlongwa.
Sithe: “Namuhla sihlangane ngesikhathi lapho izwekazi lase Afrika ligubhuzelwe ifu elimnyama. NgoLwesineoledlule, njengoba sazi sonke, amadoda abehlome ngezibhamu ezimbozeubuso atheleke eNyuvesi yaseGarissa,eKenya, okuholele ekufeni kwabafundiabayi147,” kusho iS ilo samaBandla.
Siqhube sathi lesi sehlo siyashaqisangoba senziwe ngabantu abathi balwela ubulungiswa, sithe lokhu kuyaxaka ngoba ngeke kubelula ukuba abantu bekulalele uma ubhubhisa abantu abangenacala.
Unxuse bonke abantu base Afrikaukuthi bebumbana ukuze kube nokuthula.
“Ukuhlangana kwethu namuhlakwenzeka ngesikhathi kunokukhuluma ezweni, neminye imbono ivunana.Okubi ukuthi ukukhuluma lokhu kufakazela ubungozi bokuba nezithunywaezingabiki.”
Siqhube ngokuthi abezindaba bafananezithunywaezibikangendlelaengafanele kuleli. “Umuntu obizelwe kulo msebenzi wokubika nokwazisa usethubeni lokufundisa isizwe.”
Sithe: “Izintatheli aziyithandi iNingizimu Afrika.”
Sithe abezindaba yibona abaxovaizwe ngokuthi bengabiki ngendlela efanele, basuke befuna ukudayisa amaphepha nje kuphela.
ISilo sikusho lokhu, emva kokubakhona imibono yokuthi inkulumo yasoesayithula oPhongolo, iyona edaleukuba kuhlaselwe abokufika eThekwini.
Sithe abezindaba abasashicileli izindaba ezakha isizwe kepha banakaabafundisi abanqunu, izimbuzi nomantindane abakhulumayo, kubeukunukubeza izithunzi zabathize emphakathini.
Sicele kube khona inhlonipho phakathi kwaso nabezindaba. “IDemocracy le, ayinganenzi nizibone niyizithixozokukhonzwa,” kusho iSilo.
Sinxuse amaZulu ukuba ahlalephansi abambe umthetho. Sithe asikaze sinxuse isizwe ukuba siye empini,ukube sakwenza lokho ngabe isizwesonke sesishe saba umlotha.
“Ngathi mina abantu abathathe izikhali zokuyolima amasimu, ilokho engikwaziyo angisazi esinye isikhali mina.Abezindaba abaziyo ke leso sikhali.”
Siphethe ngokuthi abantu kumelebetshale emasimini, sanxusa uMnyango wezokuLima ukuba uvakasheleKwaMaphumulo ukuzobona ukuthiabantu bengasizakala kanjani.
Sikhulume neNkosi uHlongwa:sathi: “Ngiyacabanga ukuthi kusemahlombe akho wena Hlongwa oqokwe ukuba uhole isizwe uphinde uqinisekise ukuthi lokho uNkulunkulu akunike khona ukusebenzisa ngendlelaokuyiyona.”
IZITHOMBE: MAKHOSANDILE ZULUISilo samaBandla noNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu KwaZuluNatal uNkk Nomusa DubeNcube, emcimbini wokugcotshwa kweNkosi uHlongwa.
ISilo samaBandla,Inkosi uSiphamandla Hlongwa,uNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu KwaZuluNatal uNkkNomusa DubeNcube noMntwanawaseKhwezi kugcotshwa Inkosi uHlongwa.
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KwaDukuzaMunicipality
MUNICIPAL NOTICE: HANGOES HOUSING PROJECT - LAND ACQUISITION
GROUTVILLE - TOWNSHIP
CHARLOTTE DALE - TOWNSHIP
Notice is hereby given in terms of the Local Government Systems Act for the following land owners to attend a meeting to take place asfollows:
DATE: 8TH MAY 2015
TIME: 10am
VENUE: HANGOES HALL
CONTACT PERSON: PHUMULANI SITHOLE - 0829066816
The meeting is in regard to the land which the Municipality wishes to purchase/expropriate for housing development purposes to benefit theHangoes community within the Municipality area of jurisdiction. Attached is the list of the affected people together with the property details.
Erf Owners Name Title Deed No.2 CELE BONGINKOSI LUCAS and CELE NOMONDE FLORENCE T52659/20023 GUMEDE MAFUTA MESHACK and GUMEDE BERTHA T52660/20025 MCINEKA ELIZABETH LUNGA T52661/20026 MCINEKA JEANETTE T52662/20027 NDHLOVU WELLINGTON T52663/20028 NDLOVU JABULILE GETRUDE T52664/2002
9 -12 NDLOVU ENOCH T52665-T52668/200213 MVUYANA THEMBINKOSI KENNETH T52669/200214 MAPHUMULO LUNGILE NOMTHANDAZO RACHEL T52670/200217 NCUBE NDUKU ERIC and NCUBE DUDUZILE EDNA T52673/200218 MTETWA NORAH T52674/200219 MTHETHWA VINCENT VUKA T52675/200220 MTHETHWA MVANGELI VIVIAN and MTHETHWA QINISILE DORIS T52676/200221 GROUTVILLE UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH T52677/200222 NDLOVU LULU BEAUTY T52678/200223 NDLOVU CHRISTOPHER BHEKUMUZI T52679/200224 KUZWAYO BUSANI ALLEN T52680/200226 MTHEMBU NOMUSA JANET T52682/200227 MTHEMBU SIPHIWE CLAUPAS T52683/200228 MTHEMBU BONGINKOSI WELCOME T52684/200229 MANQELE SIPHIWE REGGIE T52685/200230 MTETWA MDUDUZI RITEWELL and MTETWA FIKILE PATRICIA T52686/200234 CELE EMILY T56325/200235 CELE EMILY T52691/200236 NDLOVU GLADNESS T52692/200237 NDLOVU MARGARET T52693/200238 NDLOVU LULU BEAUTY T52694/200240 SIMAMANE THOBEKILE MAUREEN T52696/200242 KHUZWAYO IVY T52698/200243 MPANZA HERMESH T52699/200244 MAPHUMULO GERALD THEMBA T52700/200245 MPANZA HLALELENI T52701/200246 MPANZA THANDIWE ELIZABETH T52702/200247 MPANZA MFANILO WELCOME T52703/200248 MVUYANA THEMBINKOSI KENNETH T52704/200249 MAPHUMULO GERALD THEMBA T52705/200250 MPANZA HERMESH T52706/200252 NDLOVU OSCAR THEMBINKOSI T52707/200253 SIBISI DUMEZWENI ALEX and SIBISI NTOMBIKAYISE THEODORA T52708/200254 NDLOVU OSCAR THEMBINKOSI T52709/200255 NDLOVU MAKHOSAZANE PRISCA T52710/20057 NDLOVU GLADNESS T52711/200258 MAGWAZA PRINCE SIKHUMBUSA BABBUMOYA T52712/200259 GCABASHE RACHEL T52713/200260 MZIMELA ZENZELE PHILLIP and MZIMELA FLORENCE T52714/200261 MZIMELA NGABENI T52715/200262 MGENGE BHEKUYISE DANIEL T52716/200264 NDLOVU NTOMBEMHLOPE ALBERTINAH T52717/200265 MPANZA HERMESH T52718/200266 MBAMBO THULANI HANNINGTON T52719/200267 MBAMBO PETROS PHATUMUZI and MBAMBO KHANYISILE
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GROVE End Volleyball Clubclinched the CaminamixServices-sponsored Easter
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FavouritesGroveEndromped toa11-6 lead, forcing their rivals into anearly timeout. But, Warriors battledto put points on the scoreboard afterCyprinTulsiramandVinnieSinghen-joyed a bevy of good attacks (thankstothebrillianceofsetterDesmondPil-lay) toextendGroveEnd’s lead(18-9).
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the dying stages of the first set, but itwas a typical case of “too little, toolate”asGroveEndcanteredtoafluent25-16 win.
Despite trailing1-0,Warriors tookthe game to their more experiencedcounterparts, matching their rivalspoint-for-pointwiththescores lockedat 11-11. Mark Pillay and SherwinAdyappagaveWarriorsa slender19-15 lead forcing Grove End to intro-duce Satish Bhowanbhik into the at-tack.
NolanGovendercaughtGroveEndflat-footed with some deft touches toextend Warriors lead (22-17). GroveEnd were offered a life-line after acrucial service error by Sam Pillay,but Adyappa quickly made amendswith a thunderous attack.
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crucial unforced error by the GroveEnd attackers allowed Warriors tosnatch the second set 25-21.
Warriors took an early 3-1 lead inthe final set, but Grove End quicklysnuffed out the deficit to grab a 8-5leadatthechangeofsides.Successivewinners byBhowanibhik (a stunningblockfollowedbyathunderousattackfrom power) extended Grove End’s
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Cup. Nolan’s crucial service error atthe death gave Grove End match-point before the mercurial Tulsiramhammered thewinner fromcentre toguide his side to a pulsating 15-11win.
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LINDELANI andDarnall AthleticLadies advanced to the final ofthe KwaDukuza Local Football
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The powerful Globe Rangers La-dies outfit kicked off their campaignwith a 8-0 routing of Melville Ladiesinthequarter-finalsandwerestrong-ly fancied to go all the way into the fi-nals.
But, in their semi-final clashagainst Lindelani, their strikerswerewoeful, missing the target from closerange. Both teams failed to break inthe first half. Early in the second halfNothando Busane should haveopened theaccount forLindelani,buther powerful long range shot justmissed the far upright.
In the 49th minute NkukhanyoMsimang received a perfect throughball from Semtha, but she gentlytapped the ball into the outstretchedarms of the Globe Rangers keeper.
With less than ten minutes re-maining in regulation time, prolificstriker Phindile Mncambi scored abeauty from just outside the box tosend Globe Rangers crashing out ofthe tournament.
Darnall thumped VJ Ladies 8-0 intheir quarter-final clash to secure asemi-final berth against Barcelona.
In the 10th minute the Barcelonacentral defender deliberately han-dledtheball intheboxandtherefereedid not hesitate to award Darnall apenalty.NqobileMtopecalmlyslottedtheresultantspot-kick togiveDarnallan early 1-0 lead.
Five minutes later Zandile Gu-mede doubled Darnall’s advantage(2-0) after scoring from close range.JustbeforethebreakZandilenotchedup a brace to give Darnall a com-manding 3-0 lead.
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Darnall and Lindelani Ladies willcontest the finalof theKLFAWomen’sKO Cup on Saturday 25 April at theStanger High School grounds.
Lindelani (above)and DarnallAthletic Ladies(right) will contest the final ofthe KwadukuzaLocal FootballAssociation(KLFA) Women’sKO Cup on April25 at StangerHigh.
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DAWNHEIGHTS werecrowned Ilembe CricketUnion under 16 league
champions after trouncing arch-rivals United by 66-runs at theGledhow Ground on Saturday.
The decision by Dawnheightsto bat first backfired after SantirBageloowas caught by Humza Is-mailatpointoff thebowlingofTal-haa Ismail for 2 runs in the thirddelivery of the match.
Twin-brother Adesh Bageloomade amends for the disappoint-ing performance of Santir afterjoining forceswithArhadSingh totake the tally to 129/2. Arhadscored 41 runs which includedfour fours before being adjudgedLBWtoaAbuMakhwazadelivery.
SauravTambuti Singhwasdis-missed for a duck after beingcaught by Mohamed Ismail in thecovers off the bowling of YusufJoosab.
Makhwaza claimed his secondvictimafterdismissingSalmanAli(7) cheaply. Man-of-the-matchAdesh notched up a brilliant half-century (57) which included five
fours before being caught at long-on byMB Ismail off the bowling ofJoosab.
Dawnheights posted a mam-moth 155/8 in their allotted 20-overs. Joosab was the pick of theUnited bowlers claiming 4/18from4 overs.Makhwaza grabbed2/24 from 4 overs.
Chasing 156 runs for victory ata treacherous Gledhow pitch,United could only muster 89/8 intheir allotted 20-overs.
MB Ismail (19) and Talhaa Is-mail (10) were the only Unitedbatsmen to register double-digits.
Santir, who disappointed withthebatmadeamendswiththeball,spinning awebaround theUnitedbatsmen to grab four wickets for12runs from4overs.KeatonGov-ender claimed 2/10 from 2 overs.
Manager of the Dawnheightsoutfit,RajivTambutiSinghsaid: “Iam delighted with the perform-anceof ourboysandwant toplaceonrecordmysincere thanks toev-eryplayerfortheirunselfishsacri-fice throughout the season.”
“Weboasta talentedyouthout-fitwhichaugurswell for the futureof the club,” added Singh.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Dawnheights lads were over the moon after being crowned Ilembe Cricket Union under 16 League champions on Saturday.
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MANOR Cricket Club secured a place inthe semifinals of the Warriors Sportsponsored Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty20 Cup after trouncing Oceanville ‘B’by 214runs at the Gledhow Ground onSunday.
The first round clash between Manor and Morningside on Saturday was arepeat of last year’s final which waswon by Manor. The Morningside outfitmade the trip to Gledhow in the hopeof avenging last year’s defeat.
Morningside won the toss andelected to bat first. They posted 74/8in their allotted 20 overs with M. Poobalan (24) and G. Nagiah (14) the onlybatsmen to record double figures.
Dillon Rautenbach (3/16 from 4overs) and Saieshan Logenathan (2/13from 4 overs) were the pick of the Manor bowlers.
Chasing 75 runs for victory (at a rateof 3, 75 runs per overs) Alveiro Nadasenand Iqbal Sher gave the defendingchampions a perfect start after posting49 runs in the first seven overs beforeSher (24) was caught by Poobalan offthe bowling of Rishal Devkurran.
Nadasen was clean bowled by S.Perumal in the next over for 18 runs.Manor lost their third wicket in quicksuccession after Rautenbach was dismissed for 3 runs. Zaks Cassimjee (14not out) and Aaron Pillay (8 not out)guided Manor into the quarterfinals.
The reigning champions showedtheir pedigree less than 24 hours later
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Manor won the toss and elected tobat first. They took their opponents tothe cleaners posting a phenomenal250/1 in their allotted 20overs.
Nadasen topscored with an unbeaten 113 runs which included 12 foursand 3 huge sixes.
In reply Oceanville were bundledout for 36 runs in the 17th over. Logenathan grabbed 4/6 from four overs(to take his wicket tally to 6 in the competition). Alex Pillay took 3/6 from fourovers and Steven Jacobs claimed 2/4from 4 overs.
Proud sponsor, Rajiv Mathapersad(CEO of Warriors Sport) congratulatedManor on their outstanding performance and singled out centurions Nadasen and Rautenbach on their fineachievement with the bat.
Manor will lock horns with Nkobongo in the first semifinal on Sunday atthe Gledhow Ground.
Meanwhile, United hammered Flipside by 65runs in a quarterfinal gameplayed at the Gledhow Ground on Sunday afternoon.
United batted first and posted111/10 in their allotted 20overs. I. Mohamed (32) top scored for United. S.Veerarajoo was the pick of the Flipsidebowlers claiming 3/12 from 4 overs. A.David grabbed 2/16 from four overs.
In reply Flipside were bowled out for46 runs in the 17th over with P.Pragasen(20). M. Mansoor claimed 4/10 from 4overs.
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alloy wheels, air conditioning, leather-trimmed multi-function steeringwheel, a sound system linked to a five-inch touch-screen, seven airbags, ESCstability control and VW’s AutomaticPost-Collision Braking System.
The Comfortline grade, whichcomes with 1.4 TSI and 2.0 TDI ver-sions, adds 16-inch alloys, automaticheadlights andwipers, ambient interi-or lighting and other aesthetic addi-tions.
Prices1.2 TSI Trendline - R292 5001.4 TSI Comfortline - R325 2001.4TSIComfortlineDSG -R340 7002.0 TDI Comfortline - R343 7002.0 TDI Comfortline DSG -
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PHOTO: SOURCEDThe 2015 Golf SV.
PORSCHE South Africa has launched two specialversions of its popular fourdoor sedan Panamera Edition and Panamera 4 Edition.
The special editions are equipped with enhanced design elements throughout as welltechnical and mechanical improvements.
Each is powered by a 228kW V6 though thePanamera 4 Edition has allwheel drive and trac
tion management.The exterior has glossblack trim on the win
dows and door releases (if Porsche Entry & Driveis chosen as an option) in the same colour. Itsstandard 19” alloy rims (in Panamera Turbo II design) have hubcovers with a coloured Porschecrest.
Inside, the Panamera Edition gains dualtone, black leather upholstery with the Porschelogo embossed on head rests, sport steeringwheel, door sill plates with “Edition” letteringand special floor mats.
The standard Porsche communication management system, with 17cm touchscreen, combines audio, satnav and communication features. Sound is provided by a 14speaker 585 watt Bose
surroundsound system.Technical enhancements include is its active
suspension management, bixenons with dynamic light system, park assist (front and rear)including a reversing camera and powersteeringplus.
According to Porsche: “The Panamera hasbeen one of the key pillars of success since itspremiere in 2009. A total of 24 864 units of themodel were delivered in 2014.”
PricesPorsche Panamera Edition R1 055 000Porsche Panamera 4 Edition R1 084 000Includes a threeyear drive plan.
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SpecialPanameraEdition arrives
SA escapes Lexus, Hilus,RAV4 recall
TOYOTA is recalling 261 114Lexus and Toyota brand vehicles in the US because varioussafety systems, among themstability control and antilockbrakes, could stop working.
The automaker is recalling vehicles from model years2012 and 2013 because documents filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration say an electrical component in the brakeactuator which adjustsbrakefluid pressure to eachwheel might experience increased resistance,
That could lead to reduced vehicle control and anincreased risk of a crash asvarious safety systems, including traction control, become inoperative. US Toyota
officials could not immediately be reached to comment.
Included in the the recallare 54 010 Lexus RX350crossovers and 100 052 Toyota Tacoma pickups (Hiluxin South Africa) from modelyears 2012 and 2013 and107 052 RAV4 SUV’s assembled in 2012.
Not all of the recalled vehicles were sold in the U.S. but Toyota SA says its products are sourced elsewherethan the U.S. so are not affected.
Toyota also recalled all1.9million of the thirdgeneration Prius sold worldwidedue to a programming glitchin their hybrid system.
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Kurmanov receives8th Dan in Akinakdo>> Teacher praised forhis abilities anddedication
JYOTHI LALDAS
WORLD Champion and inter-national martial arts in-structor Master Timur Kur-
manovhasremainedawisdomofau-
thority to his students.Last month Kurmanov - 4th Dan
blackbelt inTaekwondoandHapkido- was awarded his 8th Dan in a spe-cialisedformofmartialartsknownasAkinakdo.
Akinakdo is an ancient form ofmartial art fighting using a sword.
TheAkinak is anAsian sword. It isthe father of all types of sword fight-ing.
In Akinakdo, great emphasis isplaced on the correctmental attitudeof students in order to achieve a stateof mind that is clear, calm and free ofthought.
Naturally, it is physically challeng-ing as well, and is intended to main-tain optimal fitness of the student,while teaching the Akinakdo tech-niques.
Akinakdo isdivided into twoprac-
tices;competitive trainingandforms.Astudent is taughthowtocombat,
firstly, with the sword only, thenwiththe sword alsomaking use of kickingand punching techniques, and thenwithout the sword.
Korean Master Aleksander Rhee,the founder and president of theAcademyofMartialArt,Kazakhstan,founder and president of the WorldAkinakdo Federation and the presi-dent of Jhoon Rhee Taekwondo, Ka-zakhstan, spoke words of praise,honour and dedication of Kurmanovand his students.
In addition to being awarded his8thDan,Kurmanovhasbeengrantedthe title and responsibility of presi-dent of Akinakdo in South Africa andAfrica.
TheswordMasterTimurKurmanov waspresented with.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
For further information contactKurmanov on 084 923 2007 orvisit the Budo Martial Art Centreat 03 Cato Street, KwaDukuzaCBD.
Master TimurKurmanov withhis students.
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