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Mother stabbed to death in taxi
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35-year-old G l e n h i l l s Am o t h e r o f
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According to a source, Lorraine Moonsamy was stabbed multiple times in the chest by her husband in front of four passengers , in the moving vehicle.
“The woman was sitting directly behind t h e d r i v e r w h e n suddenly her husband started stabbing her m a n y t i m e s f r o m b e h i n d , ” s a i d t h e source.
The taxi was going towards King Shaka Road from Gledhow Mill Road when the driver stopped metres in front of where it started. The driver along with the conductor alighted from the combi and
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Continued from page 1intercepted the husband
while he was said to be still stabbing Moonsamy.
“Moonsamy did not scream as she was being stabbed and her husband kept on saying 'I love you' as he stabbed her over and over.
“The driver and the conductor with the help of others managed to pry the man off the woman as the man kept coming back,” said the source.
Once the driver got to Moonsamy, moments later Sugandren Naicker allegedly stabbed himself.
A call was made to the paramedics. Unfortunately, Moonsamy succumbed to the wounds and her body was still in the taxi at the scene, four hours after her murder.
Acco rd ing t o Ma jo r Thulani Zwane of the SAPS KZN Media Centre, the suspect allegedly stabbed himself in the stomach.
“He was immediately arrested and taken to hospital for treatment under police guard. The motive of the killing is unknown at this stage,” said Zwane. Naicker appeared at Court and was denied bail . He is in Westville Prison.
The day prior to her m u r d e r , N a i c k e r a n d
WEAPON: This knife, found at the crime scene, was allegedly used by Naicker
Spousal abuse in the spotlight…
Lorraine started fighting at a local Primary school. Their twin boys were attending the first day of Grade one. Security officials had to intervene.
M o o n s a m y M a j i d , Lorraine's Dad, said that his daughter's seven year long relationship with his son-in-law and alleged murderer, was rife with physical abuse.
Lorraine's sister relates an incident in the past where she claimed that she found the former couple on the floor, with Naicker allegedly holding “a butcher's knife” over his late wife.
Also on that Wednesday midday, Majid accompanied h i s d a u g h t e r t o t h e
KwaDukuza SAPS to open a charge.
“My daughter opened a case of assault and a protection order was opened against Naicker,” he said. The SMS of the case number w a s r e c e i v e d b y t h e deceased's family on the day of her murder. Majid added “if the police arrested that man then it would have been a different story.”
Accord ing to Penny Dhaver, Senior Social Work Manager at Child Welfare,domestic violence and family breakdown are one of the main causes of family murders in the country. These are risk factors that are associated with intentional
deaths more frequently.“ M o s t w o m e n a r e
murdered by their husbands or their boyfriends. Family murders often leave close knit communities in shock. It i s a lways diff icul t to understand why one would kill loved ones. Confronting such crimes raises public interest in family murders and how we can prevent it. Men are predominantly responsible for family murders,” she said.
She added that these murders are committed in the heat of passion and are motivated by jealousy and r e v e n g e f o l l o w i n g a separation, divorce and extra marital relationships. Other
potential risk factors include j o b p r o b l e m s , l e g a l p r o b l e m s , f i n a n c i a l difficulties, social stressors, interpersonal problems, p sych i a t r i c p rob l ems , feelings of personal failure, drugs and alcohol abuse.
Dhaver said that these crimes can be prevented if family members are more informed about the potential danger of having someone who is severely mentally ill in the home and may have shown violent tendencies in the past.
“ P r e d i c t i n g f a m i l ymurders is challenging. The complex i ty o f f ami lymurders makes it almost impossible to anticipate as practitioners in the policing and justice systems or those working in the context of domestic violence,” said Dhaver.
Lorraine's funeral was held at her home this past weekend (Saturday). She leaves behind her children: 16-year-old daughter, her six-year-old twin sons and her three-year-old daughter a s we l l a s he r Mom( M a r i a m ) , M e l a n i eMoonsamy and Anilee Majid (sisters) and her brother Adrian Majid.
MURDERED: Lorraine Moonsamy (35) who was stabbed multiple times by her husband early on Thursday morning would have been celebrating her 36th birthday next month - Photo supplied by family
PERPETRATOR: Sugendran Naicker allegedly stabbed himself as well after fatally stabbing Moonsamy - Photo supplied by an eyewitness
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Local government visits Ilembe schools
The I l embe Dis t r i c t Department of Education and the municipalities within Ilembe District together with members of the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) legislature visited high schools as part of t h e a n n u a l S c h o o l Functionality Programme over two days.
C o u n c i l l o r s a l s o accompanied the delegation t o s c h o o l s t h a t underperformed as well as s c h o o l s t h a t d i d exceptionally well in the Matric 2015 examinations on Wednesday, 13 January to Friday, 15 January.
The objectives of the visits were to assess schools operations, school year plans, review 2015 matric
ALARM BELLS: The delegation that visited
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result, acquire challenges facing schools, and lastly to congratulate those that performed well in 2015 Matric examinations.
Underperforming high schools that were visited included Nkwenkwezi in Manden i , H lonono in Maphumulo, Isinyabusi in Mandeni, Inkosi Albert Luthuli in KwaDukuza and Esiqhoqhwe in Maphumulo.
The High schools that p e r f o r m e d w e l l w e r e U k u k h a n y a k w e z w e i n Maphumulo, Hullets in Mandeni and Tugela in Mandeni.
The Ilembe pass rate was 51.93 percent or 8.77 percent below the provincial average of 60.7 percent.
According to Ilembe, the poor results were as a result of absenteeism during month end (most pupils are social g r a n t b e n e f i c i a r i e s ) , p r e g n a n c y , l a c k o f c o m m i t m e n t a m o n g l e a r n e r s , s h o r t a g e o f classrooms which led to overcrowding making it impossible for teachers to give individual attention to learners and a shortage of resources as well as issues related to unions which often led to division within staff.
Ilembe MEC Champion, the MEC for Arts, Culture, Sport and Recreation in the province Ms Ntombikayise S i b h i d l a - S a p h e t h a congratulated the good work done by all schools in
KwaZulu-Natal.“We hope the 2016 Matric
Results will be better than this. We thank all teachers for your commitment and vision that you have for our learners and schools” said the MEC.
Ilembe Mayor, Councillor Welcome Mdabe expressed concern over issues of absenteeism, commitment of educators and division and synergy between parents and school.
“More needs to be done to put South Africa forward. We acknowledge the good work done by all and we realise that a lot of work needs to be done. As a District Municipality, we are always readily available to assist and are behind you all the way,” said His Worship.
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On Tuesday midday, last week a CDB Fuel Depot owner and h i s pe t ro l attendant caught up with a woman who attempted to pay for paraffin with an illegal / counterfeit R200.00 note.
A warning to the public again to practically check that you are not receiving a worthless piece of paper that looks like cold hard cash. Thanks to the INTAGLIO printing method used to produce official money or currency, the process results in a raised surface to the print surface due to the thick ink. There are numerous ways to identify a legitimate R200.00 from the counterfeit…
• T h e “ 2 0 0 ” t h e denomination numerical on the bottom right of Nelson Mandela (Madiba) is unique in that if you tilt the note slowly, front to back; the co lour changes from magenta to green and vice versa important.
*This optical variable ink is also on the R50, R100 banknotes on the front bottom right and is also
BEWARE of counterfeit R200 notes
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When held up to the light, the full image of Madiba's face is visible on the note. It will not produce on colour copiers.* The image is found on the front of the note, on the left of centre and you must be able to see Madiba's eyes, mouth, nose and ears.
What you should do w h e n r e c e i v i n g abanknote:
Don't hesitate or feel embarrassed about holding a banknote up to the light, feeling for intaglio printing or flicking the banknote and l i s t e n i n g f o r t h echaracteristic sound.
• If you're in a bank, insist on the manager (and the police) being called. And if you've received the money from a customer at work, call the police immediately.Under no circumstances, be a hero! Just get the banknote replaced, leave and report the matter to the police. - South African Reserve Bank.
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The parents of a Grade 10 learner at a local secondary school approached the Xpress Times alleging that said learner was asked to leave the school premises because he was still owing school fees for the previous 2015 year.
According to the South African Schools Act, 1996 (Act No. 84 of 1996); no child can be turned away, regardless of whether or not they owe school fees.
The Act states that parents can apply to the School Governing Body for an exemption under certain circumstances.
House robbery suspects arrestedBy Xpress Reporter
Umhlali Detectives, Umhlali K9, Umhlali VisPol Task Team and Crime Intel l igence conducted an operation at Shakaskraal on Tuesday, 12 January 2016.
According to KZN SAPS Lia ison Off icer , Major Thulani Zwane, they were following up on information regarding suspects who allegedly held up a home owner on New Year's Eve.
“On 31 December 2015 at about 4pm, the victim was at home at Blythedale Beach when he was approached by three suspects armed with firearms. He was assaulted and suspects demanded safe keys w h e r e f i r e a r m s , c a s h , jewellery and a watch were taken.
“A case of house robbery was opened at the KwaDukuza police station for further investigation,” he said.
Zwane said that during their operation at Shakaskraal, the members recovered two shotguns and ammunition, magazines, binoculars and
SEIZED: Two suspects were arrested for a robbery in Blythedale. Police recovered two shotguns and ammunition, magazines, binoculars and knives suspected to be taken during the house robbery
Categories for purpose of exemption:(1) If annual school fees are determined
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a) if the combined annual gross income of the parents is less than ten times the annual school fees per learner, the parent qualifies for full exemption;
b) if the combined annual gross income of the parents is less than thirty times but more than ten times the annual school fees
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Limited job opportunities and retrenchments have resulted in high unemployment rates. As a result many parents cannot meet the educational needs of their children. The cancellation of grants and the lack of supportive r e s o u r c e s a l s o contribute to parents' inability to provide their children with their most basic need education.
Child support grants cater to children up to the age of 18 years. According to the new Children's Act, children can attend school up to the age of 21 years. Many widows and single parents with children over the age of 18 years have no source of income and are unable to meet their children's educational needs.
knives suspected to be taken during the house robbery.
“Two suspects were arrested and one managed to flee prior to police arrival at his house. The suspects were charged for possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition as well as possession of property suspected to be stolen,” he said.
He added that both suspects aged 18 and 22 respectively,
appeared in the Umhlali Magistrates Court last week and will appear in the KwaDukuza Magistrates Court facing a house robbery charge.
The KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, Lieutenant G e n e r a l M m a m o n n y e Ngobeni praised the members for their hard work in making sure that those involved in any form of criminal activities are
behind the bars. “We also thanked the
community for their efforts in fighting crime by giving valuable information to the police. Recovered firearms will still be taken for ballistics tests to establish if they were used in any crime in the province. Our officers will not rest until the outstanding suspect is arrested as well,” she said.
per learner, the parent qualifies for partial exemption; and
c) if the combined annual gross income of the parents is more than thirty times the annual school fees per learner, the parent does not qualify for exemption
(2) A person who has the responsibility of a parent of a learner placed in a foster home, foster care or a place of s a f e t y i s exempted from payment of any school fees.
Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza makes an earnest appeal to the community to donate old school uniforms, shoes, bags and stationery for destitute children. Your donations will contribute greatly to a child's education and
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The KwaDukuza SAPS is concerned with a number of cases reported, involving illegal and legal firearms or guns.
Illegal firearms are normally used in armed robbery cases a n d c a r - j a c k i n g . T h e community is hereby urged to report people who possess illegal firearms. In so doing, you will help minimise the threat to the community
Vehicle bursts into flames near
BallitoBy Xpress Reporter
Occupants of a vehicle are lucky to be alive after a crash on the R102 between Ballito and Umhlali on Sunday.
According to Chris Botha of Netcare, the vehicle veered off the road, rolled down an embankment and burst into flames.
“Paramedics arrived at the scene and found that the occupants of the vehicle had miraculously escaped from the wreckage, and only sustained minor injuries.
“Medics treated them at the scene before transporting them to a nearby hospital for the care that they required,” said Botha.
17 injured in toll crash
By Xpress Reporter
At least 17 people were injured when a minibus taxi crashed into concrete barriers at the Mvoti Toll Plaza on Friday, 15 January 2016.
According to ER24 spokesperson, Chitra Bodasing, paramedics and other services arrived on the scene and found the area in “chaos”.
“The taxi, found at one of the toll booths, was badly damaged. One man had to be extricated from the taxi by fire and rescue services.”
He added that injuries were found to range from minor to critical.
“All the patients were treated and transported to various hospitals. The cause of the incident was unknown and local authorities were on the scene for further investigations,” said Bodasing.
The Xpress Times spoke to citizens in KwaDukuza and asked them about whether or not they will be voting in the upcoming local elections. They were also asked whether they think that college students should get more involved in politics. Here's what they had to say:
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Louis Goldsmith “I will be voting this year because the
country needs a good change. Voting is a way for us to speak out for ourselves.”
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• They can apply for the firearm if he/she does not have a criminal record.*It is very important when applying for a license and / or firearm, that you declare your previous criminal records.
• They can apply for the firearm if he/she does not have a criminal record.
R e g a r d i n g s t o r a g e … Firearms can be given to a dealer for storage (Selwels or Kings). The storage fees are R50.00 per month. It may be stored or handed to a licensed person who is in possession of a licensed firearm. However, the office of the DFO must be visited to apply for permission to store said firearm. During
the wa i t ing pe r iod fo ra p p l i c a t i o n , t h e a b o v eclassified people decide to sell the weapon, the seller will be charged in terms of C/S 120 (10) (a) sell or supply in any other manner. Licence holders must make sure that their patrons don't carry firearms in liquor outlets.
According to the Liquor Act 6 of 2010 C/S 93 (1) (b), it is illegal to be in possession of a firearm on liquor premises. (No safe can be provided to keep the firearm). Liquor license holders must make sure that they are responsible for an area of covering a five metre radius of the perimeter of the premises.
At a road block, a licensed firearm holder; when requested must comply with a police officer when asked to check validity. Refusing an officer aregrounds for arrest. - article by K w a D u k u z a S A P SCommunications Director; Inspector Johannes Khoza
politics because we need to know how our country is ruled. We need to involve ourselves because we will be running this country in the future.”
Alisha Samlall
“I have never voted before, but I will most likely be voting this year. It is important for the youth to get involved in politics because we are still young and will make an impact on the future of our country.”
Nirupa Sing “No, I won't be voting. It seems as
though my vote won't make a difference. However, I do feel that college students should get more involved because they are the future leaders.”
Africa Mthembu
“Yes I will vote this year. My vote will make a difference and people should vote because they get to make an impact on the way our country is run. I do feel that college students should become more involved in politics.”
Deshlan Naidoo “Yes, I will be voting. There is a lot that
needs to change and every vote makes a difference. College students need to get more involved because the youth are the future.”
Anonymous“I will definitely vote. I think it's really
important to get involved and have a say in the way our country is run. Students are particularly important in getting involved because the future rests in their hands.”
IFP leader coming to KwaDukuzaBy Xpress Reporter
The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) leader, the Honourable Zulu Prince, Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi will be at the Sofaya Ground in Ntshawini this Sunday at 9am.
According to the organiser, Musa Sibisi, the purpose of the visit of the IFP President is to do an official opening of a home built by individuals from KwaDukuza businesses for a community member in Mrs Nyawo.
Should you have any queries, please contact Sibisi on 079 147 2292 or 060 352 3411
ROYALTY: Honourable Zulu Prince, Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi and IFP leader
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No resolutionPolice patrolling Sheffield
Beach on New Year's Day spotted a lonely vehicle. On searching the vehicle they found a man with 34 parcels of dagga, one large packet of dagga and three parcels in a cigarette pack of cocaine. Stuart Mark John Pheiffer (31) was remanded in custody pending a bail investigation. In an unrelated incident, car guard E r i c Ndabea l a (32 ) o f Groutville was arrested at Ballito after Crime Prevention received a tip-off. When they approached him he was in the company of three others. After a short chase they apprehended him and he was found in possession of R600 cash as well as a fair quantity of cocaine on New Year's Eve.
SUICIDE HELP: The Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza and the S t a n g e r H o s p i t a l Psychology Department are offering FREE services for individuals who are on the verge of suicide, are suicidal a n d / o r h a v e b e e n victims of suicide. Please call Penny Dhaver: 032 551 2129 or the hospital 032 437 6000 for help.
NARCOTICS Anonymous h o l d s m e e t i n g s a t t h e KwaDukuza Town Hall every Thursday at 7pm. Contact: 083 900 6962 for more information on helping yourself or others.
Stanger Manor Secondary S c h o o l i n v i t e s M a t r i c Awardees and their parents of 2015 to the Speech and Awards function. Date: 22 January 2016; Time: 5:30 for 6pm; Venue: Stanger Town Hall.
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Ndabeala, who is Congolese will seek bail next week.
Fighting backS e l f e m p l o y e d , B a s i l
Makhatini left home on Christmas Eve and returned on New Year's Eve to find his home vandalized and his liquor, linen, tools, DVD player and television set stolen. On his return, he began making enquiries and with the help of community members tracked down Sandile Victor Xulu (26) who was responsible for his l o s s e s . X u l u h a s b e e n remanded in custody and will accompany police to point out the buyers of the stolen p r o p e r t y . B a i l w i l l b e cons idered a t h i s nex t appearance this week.
Bad startTwo Glendale youths got
their New Year off to a very bad start indeed. Robert Ngubane alleges he was held up at the bridge leading to the recreation grounds at 7:30pm on 30 December. The culprits fled with R20. A passing police vehicle was stopped and chased after the culprits. Police dog Busta tackled one culprit whilst the second surrendered. Nkululeko Gumede (21) and Simo Nzuza (20) will seek bail this week after spending the New Year's weekend in custody.
No restContractor David Louw was
contacted by a sub contractor alerting him of a theft at their premises. Louw is currently undertaking renovations at the local railway station. The worker removed aluminium window frames and welding rods. He allegedly told the sub-contractor that he was going to
sell the items and no-one could stop him from doing so. Louw drove down to Stanger from Sydenham and with the help of police, Themba Ndlovu (41) was arrested and charged with theft. He was granted bail on New Year's Eve and is now expected back at court on 9 February 2016.
Learn from your elders
Do not learn everything your elders tell or show you. Last Sunday, police attended acomplaint at Groutville. The victim alleged that she was being threatened by a local who fired shots into the air. On their arrival, they spotted the culprit throwing something. On searching the area they found a Walther P99 with theserial number filed off and the culprit explained that he had disarmed an armed attacker but kept the weapon for himself. Morgan Radebe (50) has been remanded in custody and will seek bail.
Stanger Siva Sungum conducts service at the Siva Temple every Mondays from 6.30pm to 7.30 pm. All welcome.
The Sri Sanathan Mundal invites all Hindu youth to join the Mandir s youth wing. Registration takes place on Friday the 22nd of January 2016 from 4.30 pm till 6pm. Contact the youth convenor, Ashnee on 0747475181.
The Sri Sanathan Mundal invites members of the public to join them for spiritual discourses and bhajans by
P u n d i t C h u n e l a l l Narine. Date: 29th January 2016. Time: 6.30pm. Venue: Sri sanathan mundal hall. Supper will be served. D o n ' t m i s s t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y f o r spiritual upliftment. Contact Mrs Beena
Singh on 0839664365.G l e d h o w T h i r u
Emperumal Temple will celebrate its 42nd Stri Siva Soobramoniar Kavady Festival from Friday, 15 January to Sunday, 24 January 2016 (Main Kavady will leave for the local ground at 8am.) Daily Hawan at 5:30pm. All are invited. All decorations will be d o n e b y t h e d e v o t e e s themselves. Contact: Renay Pillay (Secretary) on 072 428 5 6 8 0 o r B a b s N a i d o o (Chairman) on 032 552 5823.
Sundown Temple hosts their annual kavady festival: 12 February: Flag hoisting at 5pm; 21 February: Kavady at 7.30am. Contact: Indran Naidoo: 0832402370 / 032-5 5 1 2 3 3 4 ; C l i n t o n :0741660181 / 032- 5516078; Andrew: 083891538.
The 74th Annual Festival of Glendale Ganessar Temple will be celebrated at Glendale. Flag hoisting will commence on Sunday, 17 January at 2pm. Main Kavady: Sunday, 24 January proceeding to the Umvoti Rover and arriving at the temple at 12 noon. Chariot procession on Saturday, 23 January at 4pm. Kavady devotees must contact the officials by 17 January 2016. Contact: Chairman, KN Naidoo on 083 547 7604 or Secretary, P Govender on 032 551 1580.
Reshma's Eastern Boutique opens in
KwaDukuzaReshma's Eastern Boutique has opened its
doors to KwaDukuza, promising customers an incredible shopping experience. The store, located in Stanger Manor, offers a wide range of eastern wear, leaving you spoilt for choice.
Products, including eastern garments, jewellery, bags and accessories are imported from Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai. Customers can be sure to find affordable products that keep up with the latest trends. The store is located in a safe environment with ample parking, and customers can look forward to brilliant service.
Director, Reshma Sewchand said: “We strive to deliver excellent service and elegant garments.”
Visit Reshma's Eastern Boutique at Shop No. 2, Manorama Centre, Stanger Manor (next to Engen garage) for a selection of high quality, beautiful eastern wear.
We open till late. We have a swiping facility and we accept 3 months laybye.
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TOP CLASSTOP CLASSTOP CLASSSAVINGSSAVINGS
99109910
2 litre Sparletta
99499949
6 x 1 litre Creamline UHT Milk
Unit R8.33
99399939Take for3
R50R50
99399939
9’s Baby Soft
2 ply Toilet Paper
99489948
3kg Sunlight 2 in 1
Washing Powder
Limit 3 per family
200g Bakers Marie Biscuit
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991799176 x 1
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R209.97
400g Saldanha Pilchards
400g Rainbow Convenient Pack Gizzards
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400g Rainbow Convenient Pack Hearts or Giblets
99699969
99119911
120g Lucky Star Sardines in Oil or Water
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99169916
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1kg Greens Garden Peas
99179917
1kg Greens Frozen Mixed Veg
99159915
5kg Rainbow
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9511995119
5kg Rainbow Mix Portions
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9511495114
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994199411.5kg Rainbow Wings
99349934
1.5kg Rainbow
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99379937750g Rainbow Braai Pack 6 piece
99389938
9511895118
per kg99429942per kg
Farmer Brown Fresh Whole Birds in bag
99319931per kg
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99329932per kg
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ngs
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99399939
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Imitation Cream
Swiss Roll
99199919
5 dozen Nu Dawn
Large Eggs
9969996999629962
5 dozen Nu Dawn Medium
Eggs
4 x 2,5kgcaselots @
R159.96
2,5kgLutosa Chips
12mm
99399939
1kg Harvestime
ChipsStraight Cut
99179917
5kg Country Range
Thighs(R23.99 per kg)
9511995119
5kg Country RangeBreast in Bone(R22.99 per kg)
9511495114
700g Albany Superior White / Brown Bread
9999999959951 litre Fair Value
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99349934
Take any for3R25R25
Take any for2R23R23
Take any for3
Take any for5
R20R20
R20R20
Take for3
R40R40Unit R13.33
2,5 dozen Nu Dawn
Large Eggs
99329932
250g Rainbow Liver Tubs
Take for3
R20R20Unit R6.67
99139913+
Unit R11.50 Unit R8.33Unit R6.66
Unit R4.00
5kg box Goldi
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9514995149
400g Lucky Star Pink Salmon
993299321,5kg Nola
Mayonnaise
99349934
1kg Osmans
Extra Special Chilli Powder
99399939
1kg Cerebos Fine Salt
997997
24’s Imana Cubes
99119911
400g Imana Soya Box
99159915
400g Knorrox Soup Bag
999999
500g Polana Macaroni or Spaghetti
300g Texan Corned Meat
99149914
400g Carla Tomato Puree
996996
250g Melrose Spread
99199919
375g Kelloggs Special K Regular
99229922
750g Kelloggs
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99279927
1kg Ellis Brown Coffee Creamer
99329932
100’s Five Roses
Tagless Tea Bags
99249924
315g Britannia Milk Rusk
99149914
85g Treff Wafer
120g Simba Fritos150g Manhattan Mallows
120g Cadbury
Oreo Slab
99169916
2 litre Clover Nectar
99199919
5 litre La QuenchStill Water
997997
10kg Selati White Sugar
99949994
10kg Sasko Cake Flour
99699969
10kg Nyala
Super Maize Meal
99599959
10kg Aunt Caroline Rice
99799979
Take any for3R20R20
Unit R6.66
Take for3R20R20
Unit R6.66
2 litre Brookes
Oros
99239923
2 litre Refreshhh
497497
410g Koo Baked
Beans
996996
900g All Gold Apricot Jam
99169916
1kg HarvestimeMixed Veg
99189918
800g I&J Fish Fingers
993999396 x 100g Nutriday Smooth Yoghurt
Unit R1.83
99109910
2 litreClover Fresh
Milk
99219921
3 x 5kgcaselots @
R359.85
Limit3 per family
Brinjol (round / long)per kg 994994 per kg
Boiling Nutsper kg
99299929per kg
RoundTomatoesper kg 997997per kg
Local Cucumbers
R5R5 3 for
Round Calabashper kg
997997 per kg
Red/Green Herbs
R10R10MushroomTrays
99119911Chillies Greenper kg
997997 per kg
Pumpkin whole
R20R20Spinach 2kg
Onions999999
White Grapes Tub
999999Red Flame GrapesTub
999999Litchisper kg
99199919per kg
Plums tub
999999Watermelonquarters
99149914Mangoes Jam Tomato
per kg997997 per kg
3 for
2 forR10R10
3 forR20R20
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15 x 1 dozen Nu Dawn Medium Eggs
5018750187 R12.50 per dozen
8520985209R13.99 per dozen
Easigas9kg19kg48kg
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15 x 1 dozen Nu Dawn Large Eggs
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18 x 360g Rainbow Chicken Chunks
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9913499134
12 x 600g Rainbow Supa Chunks
9912899128Unit R10.75
8 x 750g Rainbow Braai Pack
6 piece
9910599105 Unit R13.25
10 x 1kg Rainbow Head & Feet
90899089Unit R8.99
12 x 800g Rainbow Giblets
8814388143 Unit R11.99
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12 x 800g Rainbow Gizzards
8819188191 Unit R15.99
12 x 800gRainbow Necks
0013800138Unit R11.50
0019800198Unit R6.60
Baby Panda Premium DiapersNo2 60, No3 52, No4 50, No5 44)
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24 x 155g
9913799137Unit R5.75
Saldanha Pilchards
24 x 215g
9917999179Unit R7.50
12 x 400g
0013800138Unit R11.50
24 x 155g
9917999179Unit R7.50
Lucky Star Pilchards
24 x 215g
7523975239Unit R9.99
12 x 400g
8816788167Unit R13.99
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3 x 80 J&J
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95569556
400gJ&J BabyPowder
99199919
200mlJ&J
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99199919
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1kg Qualipet Parrot Seed
99149914
1.75kg Catmor Dry Cat Food
250g Bobtail Gravy Powder
99119911
99369936
8kg Epol Dog Food
99799979LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD75ml Sensodyne Toothpaste
(Gentle White, Cool Gel, Fresh Mint)
99179917
400mlHead &
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99499949
4 x 175g Protex Soap 3+1 FREE
99299929180’s Twinsaver Tissues
99139913
400ml Vaseline Lotion
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150mlLenthericMasculin
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99139913
50ml LenthericMasculin Roll On
998998
90mlCoty
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99179917
24’s Panado Sparton
99149914
2kg Sunlight
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99399939
500ml Maq Fabric Conditioner
refill
99109910
750mlCobra ActiveTile
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992199212 x 275mlMr SheenClean &
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99249924
750mlDomestos
991899181,5 litrePowa
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99249924
275mlCobraZeb
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99489948
10’s Classic Touch Toilet Rolls
99109910
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30 x 250g Rainbow Liver Tubs
Unit R18.98
Unit R12.50
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3 x 200mlAir Scents
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99249924 Unit R8.33
Unit R7.50
99139913
8’s Always Maxi Night
99199919
12 x 50ml Lion Shoe Polish
99699969 Unit R5.83
12 x 1 Eveready R20pp Battery
88718871 Unit R5.99
4 x 500g Ilanga Greenbar Soap
49164916 Unit R4.12 6 x 500g SunlightWashing Powder
90899089Unit R14.98
10kg Pro Cake Flour
99659965
25kg Golden Delight Rice
9918999189
10 x 1kg Huletts White Sugar
9911299112Unit R11.30
E White Super Maize Meal
25kg
0014500145
4 x 200ml Esto
48 x 10g Power Instant Yeast
99679967 Unit R1.42
12 x 26 Trinco Tea Bags
99499949 Unit R4.17
12 x 150g Oven Fresh Marie50 x 1 Big Bom Lollies
99329932 Unit R0.66
50 x 1 Cadbury Eclairs
99149914 Unit R0.30
12 x 50g Spookies
99199919Unit R1.67
6 x 2 litreClassic
Cooldrink
95419541Unit R6.99
6 x 500ml Aquelle
Sparkling Flavoured
Water
99249924 Unit R4.17
10kg
99579957
99289928 Unit R2.42
6 x 250ml Real Juice
99189918 Unit R3.17
99339933Unit R8.50
8517985179 Unit R11.99
9010990109Unit R10.99
10 x 5 Minora Blades
15 x 1kg King Korn Malt
6 x 440mlRefreshhh
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95299529 Unit R4.99
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FULL CONVENIENT STORE NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK... STOCKING YOUR BASIC DAILY NEEDS.
FROM 6AM TO 8PM.. MUCH MORE TO HAPPEN
TEL : 032 551 6786 • 032 552 1452 • 084 786 2288
* WE ALSO CATER FOR VEGETARIANS* VARIOUS OTHER DELI SPECIALS INSTORE * NO CHOICE IN PIECES & COOLDRINKS*
CAKES NOW AVAILABLE
* PLACE ORDERS EARLY ORDERS MAY TAKE UP TO 45 MINUTES
7 Gledhow Mill Road, Stanger (opp Fire Department, Old Bens Diesel Garage) TEL : 032 551 6786 • 032 552 1452 • 084 786 2288
Come Visit Us - Try Our New Menu
ChickenFried Rice
Beans Kadhai
Desi Deli Express2 x 1/4 Tikka 4pcChicken Cubes 4
Malai Cubes2 x kebaabs
2 x roti Chips & Salad
Butter Chicken
Mutton Haleem 1/4 Chicken Tikka Lamb SeikhKebaab 00R3500R35
Deli Family Pack
Fr iday Specia ls on l yFr iday Specia ls on l y
Thursday Specia ls on l yThursday Specia ls on l y
Wednesday Spec ia ls on l yWednesday Spec ia ls on l y
Saturday Specia ls on l ySaturday Specia ls on l y
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Vegetable Biryani
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00R4000R4000R2000R20 00R2500R25Large
00R3500R35Small
00R3500R35Curry
Rice
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00R3500R35Chicken
00R2500R25
00R2500R25Curry
Rice
Bunny
00R2500R25
00R??00R??Small
00R??00R??Large
00R2000R20Small
00R2500R25Large
Chicken Biryani
Come with containers for family
orders.Please book in advance to avoid disappointment
Containers also sold instore
4 x 1/4 Chicken Tikka, 8 Malai Cubes, 8
Masala Cubes, Roti, salad, chips
Mixed Grill
2 x Steak, 3 x chops, 2 x sausage, 1 x wors
Steak Cubes
00R4500R45
Paneer Tikka
Chicken Masala Tikka
Trotters &Beans
Samp & Mutton Mutton Burger VegetableChowmein
Chicken Karai
Fish Breyani
R23R23Leg
R26R26Breast
00R18500R185GrilledSteakGrilledSteak
00R3500R35 00R10500R105
Chicken Manchurian
Masala Rice
00R4000R4000R5500R55Lamb Nihari
00R5000R50
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New diploma will help aspiring HR professionals
make a tangible difference in the workplace and economy?
Boston City Campus & Business College added a new Diploma in Human Resource Management (Dip.HRM) to its quiver of workplace-relevant, cutting-edge qualifications. This diploma is registered on level six o n t h e H i g h e r E d u c a t i o n Qualifications Sub-framework (NQF Level 6) and prospective students can register for the programme. “Human r e s o u r c e m a n a g e m e n t a n d development is a critical component in the world of work and we are delighted to launch this new qualification,” said Dr. Hendrik Botha, Head of Institution at Boston City Campus & Business College.
The purpose of this qualification is to ensure that students are equipped with t h e k n o w l e d g e , t h e o r y a n d methodology of the important disciplines in human resource management and development, socio-economics, industrial psychology, business and project management, labour law and industrial relations, and applied research methods.?The qualification provides exciting career opportunities in the fields of human r e s o u r c e m a n a g e m e n t a n d development, for example:
• HR assistant, practitioner, officer or manager specialising in planning, recruitment and selection; learning and development; reward and remuneration; safety, health and environment; and information and administration systems
Industrial Relations assistant, practitioner, officer or manager
Junior researcher, analyst, or advisor
Consultant in HR management or industrial relations
“We pulled out all the stops to develop this new qualification as we believe there is a real need for it given the current economic and social conditions in South Africa,” Botha added. “Under any economic condition, companies and countries need to have a workforce that is happy and healthy and well looked after so they can be as productive and p r o f i t a b l e a s p o s s i b l e . H R professionals go a long way in e n s u r i n g t h e w e l l b e i n g a n d productivity of the working folk.” Boston's latest diploma in HR is accredited in the distance learning mode and students are recommended to make use of our nation wide Support Centres to complete their studies in as little as three years. The curriculum includes modules in computer literacy,
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Every ball went exactly where I wanted it to go until the ball that got me out.
May cricket continue to flourish and spread its wings. The world can only be richer for it.
Reading poetry and watching cricket were the sum of my world, and the two are not so far apart as many aesthetes might believe.
If it's difficult, I'll do it now. If it's impossible, I'll do it presently.
I set great store in certain qualities which
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This week sees quotes from the late Sir Donald George "Don" Bradman often referred to as "The Don." He was an Australian cricketer, widely acknowledged as the greatest Test batsman of all time. Bradman's career Test batting average of 99.94 is often cited as the greatest achievement by any sportsman in any major sport. - Wikipedia
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19 January 2016
THE FOLLOWING SGB VACANCIES EXIST AT THE SCHOOL FOR 2016
POST 1. Educator - Afrikaans (FAL) - Grades 8-12
POST 2. Remedial Educator - Mathematics Grades 8-12
POST 3. IT Technician / Lab Assistant
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I believe to be essential in addition to skill. They are that the person conducts his or her life with dignity, with integrity, courage, and perhaps most of all, with modesty.
A good captain must be a fighter; confident but not arrogant, firm but not obstinate; able to take criticism without letting it unduly disturb him, for he is sure to get it and unfairly, too.
On his place in cricketing history: "The game of cricket existed long before I was born. It will be played centuries after my demise. During my career I was privileged to give the public my interpretation of its character in the same way that a pianist might interpret the works of Beethoven.”
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HR management and development, industrial psychology, financialmanagement, project management, socioeconomics, public relations, labour law and industrial relations.
According to Dr. Botha this enables graduates to demonstrate initiative and responsibility in a professional or academic context where application of the principles and theory are emphasised as a basis for entry into the labour market, professional training, graduate study, or professional practice in a wide range of careers within civil society, the public or private sectors. On completion of the diploma, graduates will have the necessary knowledge and practical skills required to:
apply general HR management and development principles to real life situations
adhere to regulatory requirements in performing human resource functions
manage financial and technology resources in organisations
a n a l y s e d a t a a n d l e g a linformation?· demonstrate business management and project management skills
identify the socio-economic needs of society and display cultural sensitivity in workplaces
“We trust that the skills acquired by our graduates will be in demand and will allow them to make a tangible difference in the workplace whether in a for-profit, NGO or government environment,” commented Botha.
If you're interested to learn more a b o u t t h i s d i p l o m a , v i s i twww.boston.co.za to read the detailed Fact Sheet.
You can also apply online or go to any of the 40 Boston Support Centres nationwide. The minimum entry requirement is a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or National Certificate Vocational (NC(V)) with English and endorsement for Diploma studies; or a Senior Certificate with English (prior to 2009). Various Further Education and Training (FET) certificates may be considered as alternative entry pathways for admiss ion . App l i ca t ions and registrations are open.
For more information, you can contact Boston on 032 551 5566 visit us at 55 King Shaka Street or e-mail i n f o @ b o s t o n . c o . z a o r v i s i twww.boston.co.za
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Over a river there was a very narrow bridge. One day a goat was crossing this bridge. Just at the middle of the bridge he met another goat. There was no room for them to pass.
"Go back," said one goat to the other, "there is no room for both of us".
"Why should I go back?" said the other goat. "Why shouldn't you go back?”
"You must go back", said the first goat, "because I am stronger than you.”
"You are not stronger than I", said the second goat."We will see about that", said the first goat, and he
put down his horns to fight.“Stop!", said the second goat. "If we fight, we shall
both fall into the river and drown. Instead I have a plan- I shall lie down, and you
may walk over me.”Then the wise goat lay down on the bridge, and the
other goat walked lightly over him. So they passed each other, and went on their ways.
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a world record for an actor in his first starring role. He has since appeared in several films, including The Rundown, The Game Plan, Get Smart, The Other Guys and Faster. As an actor, he is perhaps best known for his portrayals of Luke Hobbs in The Fast and the Furious franchise. He also hosted and produced The Hero, a reality competition series.
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Glenn Frey, the founder of rock band Eagles died on Tuesday. He fought a courageous battle for the past several weeks but, sadly, succumbed to complications from Rheumatoid Arthritis, Acute Ulcerative Colitis and Pneumonia,” the group added.
The Frey family also thanked the people who were with Glenn "to fight this fight and hoped and prayed for his recovery."
Alan Rickman, the celebrated British film and stage actor best known for roles in Harry Potter, Robin Hood and Die Hard, has died aged 69 after suffering from cancer.
Rickman passed away in London with his family by his side.
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VACANCY - GB PAID EDUCATORS
SHAKASKRAAL SECONDARY SCHOOL
Cv’s are invited from suitably qualified Educators for Governing Body Paid Posts in the following.
1. LO : Grades 9 & 10, SS (HIST) Grade 82. Grades 8 & 9 LO, TECH, EMS & HISTORY
Cv’s enclosed in envelopes must be submitted to the school administration by
Friday, 22 January 2016 by 13:00Indicate clearly the post applied for on the envelope
Enquiries: 032 947 1639
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“Success is consistency of purpose”
To all those that have excelled in the class of 2015, well done! Many years of hard work has paid off… the paths are many and make the right choices. Destiny is in the palm of your hand and continue to thrive and strive towards greater heights in realising your dreams.
Life is a field of unlimited possibilities. The Sky is the limit, reach out for the stars. The secret of success is consistency of purpose. Always remember, your focus determines your reality.
If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success.
To many that had challenges and did not do well, give it a second chance do not give up on your dreams it might take longer but you will arrive and shine again.
Remember failure and failure again is the secret ingredient to achieving the right level of success.
God bless you all. Every moment is a fresh beginning, enjoy 2016.
Cllr Madhun Sobram Sing DA Caucus Leader
Every road that ends in failure is an
I have always been proud to be a South African and the watershed years of 1990 and 1994 were the most memorable. Our dreams were becoming realities, recognising the damage caused by apartheid and the high levels of poverty, racism and inequality in our country. Today, this hope and pride in our rainbow nation has been eroded to a point of despair. Our new dispensation was built on the freedom charter and the constitution. Unfortunately the principles for these sacred documents have largely been put on the back burner by many. Racism continues to dominate various aspects of our lives in this beautiful country. Virtually everyday people encounter naked acts of vile racism directed against them. With the advent of democracy 20 + years ago some things have changed and others have not. Racism for me, is a system of oppression for social purpose. In the light of the fact this kind of thinking that divides this nation instead of building it up and it must stop for all ourselves. Our past was founded on forms of domination, inequality and oppression which involved the
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Racism kills the rainbow nation
Councillor's Corneropportunity to start another
When the matric results for 2016 were released for the Ilembe region only receiving 51.93% this elat ion and headache combined as success and failure reared themselves among the thousands of matriculants. The grim picture of KZN being among the worst performing provinces in the country has to be of concern.
We may blame many factors for the poor results, but the reality is that our administrators of education need a serious revamp on how education is presented and run so that a significant improvement can occur. I believe, apportioning blame becomes meaningless, but seeking tangible and realistic solutions is important. I am a firm proponent of quality education, notwithstanding the many factors that may influence poor results.
Admittedly, many of our school pupils still languish under impoverished conditions not conducive to proper learning. I am saying there can be no asset more valuable than good education. It is a passport for self-worth and a weapon for survival anywhere in the world. I believe to those who suffered disappointment, do not despair.
Every road that ends in failure is an opportunity to start another, and as the classic saying goes: “It is not how many
absolute denial of freedom. How could the ideals of equality and freedom co-exist with the racism by stealth today? Racial injustice may be the most morally and intellectually vexing problem in the public life of this country. Discrimination continues to exist, both in mundane social interactions and in major institutional contexts in which l ives and opportunities are formed. These discriminatory practices harm people, they violate values of fairness and they block the further advance of racial equality. Racialised poverty is South Africa's biggest time bomb. If left unchecked it will destroy this country. Therefore, I call on, the President Jacob Zuma to amend the constitution and insert that racial and inequality comments are a criminal offence. The time has come for all of us to take our collective responsibility seriously and exercise the rights afforded to us by our democratic order and also vote a person with great experience and knowledge in the 2016 local government election who does not believe in racial and inequality, instead serves the people. Good luck to all parties.
God bless South Africa.
Political and Community ActivistRoy NaidooDarnall
times you fall but the number of times you arise from those falls that determines your success.” And I truly believe that the race of life demands exactly that. Forget about how society views failure as they “do not walk in your shoes.” Good luck to the matrics of Ilembe for 2016.
Councillor K NaidooMandeni
Cllr Madhun Sing sets the record straight
I have been inundated with calls from DA supporters and wish to set the record straight. Many people read the captions of articles and not the body of the article thus leading to confusions.
It's true I have resigned as chairperson of the DA in the Ilembe District after serving for 16 years.
However I am still the ward 17 councillor, DA caucus leader and executive member of the KwaDukuza Municipality. I had an illustrious political career for 21years as councillor and will c o n t i n u e t o s e r v e t h ecommunity in need of assistance almost every day. Thank you ALL for your concern and support for the DA.
I hope my letter puts an end to all the confusion and let us join hands to win support from all communities in the 2016 elections.
Cllr Madhun Sobram SingWard 17 DA councillor
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A memorandum will be handed over to the Police CommissionerGUEST SPEAKER: KwaDukuza Mayor Cllr Ricardo Mthembu
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KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY
The SPLUMA Appeals Committee has been established in terms of Section 51 (6) of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) read together . Section 23 (b) of the KwaDukuza Municipal Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-Law No. 1467 (July 2015) as gazzetted. The appeals committee complements the work of the Municipal Planning Approval Authorities (i.e. Municipal Planning Tribunal and Authorised Officer). The purpose of the Appeals Committee is to determine appeals submitted against decisions taken by the relevant Municipal Planning Approval Authorities on a wide range of planning matters.
The purpose of this notice is to extend an invitation for nominations of candidates with relevant qualification and experience to be considered as members of the KwaDukuza Municipal Appeals Committee established in terms of the Act read together with the municipal bylaws. The committee shall consist of a minimum three (3) to a maximum six (6) members and if appointed, the members of the committee shall serve for a period of three (3) years from the date of appointment. Members will be remunerated per sitting in accordance with the national treasury guidelines and/or as determined by the KwaDukuza Municipal Council.
CandidatesCandidates from the following professions with development related knowledge, skills and experience are encouraged to apply:• Legal• Town & Regional Planners, • Environmentalists &• Engineers (i.e. Traffic, Civil & Electrical)
Candidates are also required to at least hold a Bachelor Degree/ B-Tech in the relevant fields and should be registered as professionals with their respective professional bodies. A minimum of 7 - 10 years' experience as a practitioner in the profession is also required.
Nominees from the Legal profession shall have the relevant experience specifically in arbitration on public law matters.
Nomination FormsNominations for positions for the Appeals Committee should be made on the prescribed nomination form accessible and/ or downloadable from the KwaDukuza Municipal website or alternatively contact the KwaDukuza Municipality's Economic Development and Planning Directorate: Mrs. J a n e M u t h u s a m y a t 0 3 2 4 3 7 5 0 3 1 / [email protected] as from 21 January 2016.
Each nomination must be in writing and must contain the following information:a) The name and address of the nominator, who must be a natural person and a person may nominate himself or herself;b) The name, address and identity number of the nominee;c) Motivation by the nominator for the appointment of the nominee to the Appeals Committee (not exceeding one page);d) A short curriculum vitae of the nominee (not exceeding two pages);e) Certified copies of qualifications and registration certificates indicating registration with the relevant professional body or voluntary association.Please note that failure to comply with the above requirements may result in the disqualification of the nominee.
Assessment Criteria:The nominations received shall be evaluated in accordance with the following criteria, amongst others:i. Submission of all relevant documentation;ii. Relevant qualification, knowledge and experience of the nominee;iii. No of years the nominee has been practicing in the relevant fieldiv. Potential conflict of interest of the nominee;
Nominees that work for developers and/or land owners within the municipal jurisdiction and submit development applications to the municipality on an on-going basis are considered as having a potential conflict of interest as such will not be accepted. The Municipality does not bind itself to accept any nominations which have been submitted Canvassing in any form is strictly prohibited and will lead to the disqualification of the nomination. No nominations will be considered from persons in the services of any organ of state.
DeadlineThe submission of the nominations shall be submitted by no later than 16h00 on 05 February 2016 to the prescribed address and no late nominations will be accepted. Further note that the nominations should be considered as unsuccessful should the nominee not be contacted within three months from the date of the submission.
SubmissionsNominations for positions on the Tribunal must be submitted in writing to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P. O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 or M u n i c i p a l M @ k w a d u k u z a . g o v . z a / [email protected]
N J MDAKANEMUNICIPAL MANAGERKWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY
Municipal Offices14 Chief Albert Luthuli StreetP.O. Box 72KWADUKUZA4450
Tel.: 032 4375000Fax: 032 4375098
MN: 04/2016
SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013 (SPLUMA) (ACT NO. 16 OF 2013)
CALL FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES TO SERVE ON THE KWADUKUZA MUNICIPAL APPEALS COMMITTEE
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Uncome isibindi seMK uZikalalaUSihlalo we ANC eKZN uSihle Zikalala
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Village Green Fruit and Veg store with takeaway- Mahatma Gandhi Street (old Clover Dairy). Fully built-ins. Upmarket. Ample parking. Branded store. Good well included. Contact 078 398 8056.
Takeaway for sale in CBD. Contact 032 551 2289, 084 569 4736.
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1) Bakers/Confectionery required. 2) Person required to bake novelty, wedding, birthday cakes. Drop off CVs at Just Cake, 38 Hullett Street, Stanger or call 032 551 1702.
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Spray Painter required for local mag wheel repair shop. Interested persons can call at Citi Tyres, 6 King Shaka Street (Behind Dukuza Service Station or call 032 551 1306.
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DOLPHIN COAST
HOSPICEFOR COMPASSIONATE CARE
Valentine’s Dinner & DanceValentine’s Dinner & Dance
Come dance and dine with The New Savoys
Date : Saturday 13th February 2016
Venue : Stanger Siva Sungum Hall
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Call 079 4280 345 to book your seat.
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Amazwi okugcina Masehlukanise phakathi kokuzona nokuzithanda izingane
Sengithule ngaze ngabona kufanele ukuthi ngiphawule nga lokhu . Kunomkhuba ongemuhle umuntu anokuwuphawula endleleni abanye abantu abazikhulisa ngayo izingane zabo. Ngikholelwa ekuthini ukuthanda ingane yakho kufanele kuqhelelane kakhulu nokuyitotosa. Akukhathaleki ukuthi ingane ingakanani ngeminyaka kodwa uma isikwazi ukulalela uma ikhuzwa, leyongane isuke isikwazi ukuhlukanisa phakathi kokuhle kokubi.
Kubalulekile ukufundisa ingane inhlonipho nendlela yokuziphatha uma iphakathi kwabanye abantu. Ungaqala ngezinto ezincane nje ezifana nokubingelela kanye
Back in the days!Nostalgia returns to take the people of KwaDukuza down memory lane since the advent of the photograph
itself depending on quality and availability… Should you have pictures of KwaDukuza sporting teams and the town up until 1990s, please call at the Xpress Times office or call 032 552 2165 / 7.
DISCO FOOTBALL: The Sappi Stanger Football Club of 1979 was a very successful team in the Lower Tugela Football Association (LTFA) winning the League Cup without losing a single game. They beat City Lads 2-1 to win the Knockout Cup and secured the Champion of
Champions Cup by defeating Oceanville. The Player of the Year award also came from this illustrious club.From (L-R) / Standing: Uncle Smash, Ronnie Peters, Babs, Eric, Michael, Enock, Jeevan,Moses, Ashley, Thinny and Ninee. Kneeling (L-R):
Lutchana (Captain), Prabs, Springy, Johnny, Meshack and Roland
LUNCH TIME: Sparks United of the Sappi Stanger Lunch Time League in 1993. From (L-R) / Standing: Norman Subban, Steven Edwards, Hugo Stewards, Moon Ramsamy (Captain), Raymen Chetty and Gopaul Pillay. Kneeling (L-R): Zeblon
Mthembu, Vis, James and Roland Chinniah
nokubonga uma ingane iphiwa okuthile. Lokhu kuhambisana nokufundisa ingane ukuthi ikwazi ukuhlonipha ingxoxo ephakathi kwabantu abadala ngokuthi ingabaphazamisi kanye nokucela uma kukhona ekudingayo kunokuthi ivele izithathele.
Abazali abaningi bagcina sebephatheka kabi sengathi abantu abazithandisisi izingane zabo kanti ibona abayimbangela enkulu yalokho. Abantu abaningi abakuqapheli ukuthi ingane akufuneki uyikhulisele wena kuphela, kepha kumele uyikhulisele nomphakathi ezophila kuwona, othisha kanye nozakwabo ezobafica
esikoleni. Ukukhulisa kahle ingane kuyisiza ngisho is ikhuli le isingena emsebenzini. Kuba inkinga ukusebenza nomuntu ongabazi abanye abantu ngoba u g c i n a e s e n e s i g c w a g c w anakwabanye ozakwabo kanjalo ke n e n g a n e e n g a q e q e s h e k i l eiyagqama kakhulu kanti imikhuba yayo ayibekezeleleki.
Ngiyethemba ukuthi ngalokhu okumbalwa engikuphawulile abantu bazoke bayibuyekeze indlela abazikhulisa ngayo i z i n g a n e z a b o . B a p h i n d ebakhumbule ukuthi ukukhombisa ingane yakho uthando akusho ukuthi yone ize ingathandeki kwabanye abantu.
January 22, 2016 PAGE 23XPress
Madressa
Tarbiyatul Muslimaat Madressa For Higher Islamic Learning For Girls
Enrolments Now Open For 2016Subjects offered will include: Quraan, Hadith, Tafseer, Arabic,
Urdu, Islamic History, Aqaaid, Tarbiyat, Fiqh & Home EconomicsMadressa Times: 8:00 to 12:45
Madressa Tarbiyatul Muslimaat - 18 Farid Street, Stanger
Girls, 13 years & older, who are interested in attending the madressa, are invited to enrol.
Contact: Ml Hashim Gori - 082 338 7842Aapa F Gori - 032 551 1842Aapa S Devangree - 032 551 5891
Enrolment Open
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Female students ONLY are advised to enrol for the new academic year 2016.
Interested students may request for application forms from the principal Mufti Bashir. He can be contacted on 032 551 3539. Classes will resume on
Monday 18/01/2016.
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Rand Currency exchangeR16.75 will get you a $1 (US dollar); $ gained 3 cents R18.24 will get you a € (Euro); € gained +R1.27R23.90 will get you a £ (British pound); £ gained +94 centsR1.00 will get you 4.04 Rupees (India); Rupee gained 22 cents R1.00 will get you 0.22 Dirham (United Arab Emirates); unchangedR1.00 will get you 0.39 Yuan (China); unchangedCurrencies listed at 8:40am on Monday, 18 January 2016. The gains and/or losses of the ZAR to other currencies are compared week by week. Outlook: Rand is weakening considerably*Foreign currency rates are provided by Citibank NA (under license to Google). Rates are for information purposes only and may vary for actual transactions.
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• What’s the difference between love and marriage? Love is one long sweet dream, and marriage is the alarm clock.
• What does marriage do? Puts a ring on a woman's finger and two under the man's eyes.
• Who is the perfect husband? One who keeps his mouth shut and his cheque book open!
• Why shouldn't you marry a tennis player? Because love means nothing to them!
• Boy: Have you ever been fishing before? Girl: Why? Boy: I think we should hook up!
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Team Krispan dominates at Dyno Wars In December 2015 Gas Magazine
staged the biggest Dyno War event in the Province within a couple of weeks before announcing it and choosing venues in towns that had a Dyno Machine. However, KwaDukuza, at that point, was not on the list but a plan from the late Pranesh Govender & Preasen Naidoo's family's and friends had an idea of how to get on the list to put KwaDukuza and the iLembe Region on the map. Louis and his wife of Fabweld Engineering, son Leven Moodley and family, together with Niven of Niven's Breakdown service, Boeta Khan of Cantoni Lounge and their friends and family had worked tirelessly building a venue to put in a Dyno and parking bays so that they could be approved as one of the venues.
VENGO Performance is what they called it which is situated at Fabweld Engineering, it is a 1st class Dyno facility which was erected through the hard work of the Fabweld family & friends using a large portion of their property to build this venue to cater for the race enthusiast of KwaDukuza and who have been inspired by racing and fast cars by their late son Pranesh Govender to which his brother Leven and family have followed suit. Leven being an Opel fanatic and die-hard member of Opel
Above from left, Louis Holding his wife and on far left is Leven and his family (organiser). In the center is Team Krispan
Primary schools cricket set to take off with a bang
Primary schools in the iLembe District should brace themselves for a bumper year of cricket in the under 11 and 13 categories when the iLembe and District Cricket Union Primary Schools league kicks of later this month. President, Desigan Pillay have urged coaches of schools to have their players in readiness for the league.
For these purposes, the Union has called an urgent
Owners Club SA had much to think about when Krispan's VW Team scooped most awards in several of the categories.
Despite the heavy rains, which was much needed, did not stop Team Krispan from taking part in their numbers with their VW's at the Dyno Wars which was also largely entered by various car clubs and individual drivers from KwaDukuza and surrounding areas. The event catered for Aspirated and Turbo classes to which Krispan had won in various categories namely: 1400cc, 1600cc, 1800cc, 2000cc, KO3 Turbo Charged, KO4 Turbo Charged and Open Class. Team
leader of Krispan Racing Team and well known sports administrator, Aadil Khan, when asked for a comment, said that he thanks to Krish and Preshen Naidoo, the owners of Krispan Motors in KwaDukuza for dedicating their time, knowledge and effort into building and modifying the cars to the extent of taking a 2000cc VW engine with a power capacity of 115 hp (horse power) into which now generates an enormous power of approximately 400hp at 1.5 bar boost. He went on by telling that all these cars were built and modified during the business hours and late hours of the night which could be seen by most of the passing
motorist on the R74 highway overlooking the workshop. He indicated that it started out small, going into the spending thousands of rands in modifying the cars but to date we bolster having a full MSA approved race car and some of the fastest cars on the North Coast and if not beyond.
Other participants at the event where the likes of w e l l k n o w n B r e a k d o w n Service owner Niven Govinder w h o l i t e r a l l y brought this event to a standstill when he arrived w i t h h i s T u r b o c h a r g e d B o x S h a p e d B M W a n d displayed what a wheel spin should look like after covering his car and part of the crowd in smoke and later that evening Gora's car care, who were also amongst the crowd, did later try the same but the bar was set too high by Niven.
Race enthusiast, residents of KwaDukuza and surrounding areas can look forward to the explosive off ic ia l opening of VengoPerformance during the month of March with a massive car Show and Shine together with the Dyno day for those who think that their cars have Horse Power.
meeting on Monday, 25 January 2016 at Sabha Hall commencing at 12:30. Sports convenors and coaches are urged to attend this meeting.
Top on the agenda will be the elections of KwaZulu Natal selectors as well as managers and coaches of KZN a n d i L e m b e teams. Also on the agenda will be the determination of
trial dates, election of a girl's convenor and the draws and dates for the commencement of the league. The U11 league will be sponsored by Krish Maharaj and the U13 league will be sponsored by Gings Reddy.
All coaches and convenors are urged to attend.
For further information, contact the secretary, H. Swart on the number 032 4861352 or 086 672 8564.
For all your sports news, views, fixtures and results please contact Anil Singh on 078 224 6023 or 032 552 2165. Fax reports on 032 552 2133 or email : [email protected]
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Dawnheights win low scoring game
Dawnheights beat visiting Silver Saints by 57 runs in a low scoring KwaZulu Natal Challenge League (Stream II) 50 over league game played at the Country Club Grounds this past Sunday. With the torrential rain in the previous two days and with overcast conditions dominating on Sunday, batters found it difficult to score runs.
Charl Groenwald was the p i c k o u t b a t s m a n f o r Dawnheights scoring a quick-
Dawnheights beat Silver Saints in the KZN Challenge league
fire 38 batting 7. His innings included a huge 6 and four boundaries.
Dawnheights got off to a steady start with openers Arhad Singh and Surauv Singh putting up a partnership of 43 before Surauv was clean bowled by T. Nantder for 22. Arhad soon followed caught of the bowling of Nantder for 13. Mathew Dean and Adesh Bageloo combined to take the score to 99 before Dean fell to K. Naidoo for 22.
Owen Govender joined Bageloo and they took the total to 118 before Naidoo claimed the scalp of Bageloo for 26. Suhail Singh was sent for an early shower scoring just 2. Groenewald ran out of partners as the tail-enders failed to reach double digits with wickets falling regularly.
Dawnheights were all out for 185 in the 40th over. The pick of the bowlers for the visitors was Seelan Pillay who claimed 4 wickets wi th Naidoo
claiming 3 scalps. In reply, Saints were bundled
out for 128 runs in 34 overs. T.Namsaran top scored with 30 whilst there were contributions from Sachin Pillay and N. Chetty who scored 20 each w h i l s t D . G o v e n d e rcontributed 16.
The destroyer-in-chief was Dean who took 4 wickers 29 runs. He was ably assisted by Niki Misra who claimed 3 scalps for paltry 9 runs and Groenewald claimed 2 for 30.
There was little to smile about after the third Test between the Proteas and England ended two days a h e a d o f s c h e d u l e i n Johannesburg on Saturday.
Kagiso Rabada's maiden five-wicket haul had initially made for a buoyant Wanderers crowd as the Proteas looked to level the series, but by the end of the day it was all doom and gloom from a South African
AB: Youngsters will be better for defeatpoint of view.
AB de Villiers was a visibly distraught figure at the end of it all, but the Proteas captain backed his group of players and challenged them to turn things around when the fourth Test gets underway in Pretoria on Friday.
"I don't think the players we have are the issue … there's still something to work with there," said De Villiers.
Guiding the young players in the national set-up is something that De Villiers has spoken about at length and something that is clearly very close to his heart, and he believes that the 7-wicket thrashing in Johannesburg will make these players stronger.
"I think they'll learn a lot. Not long ago I was that youngster in the team …
going through a lot of ups and downs at Test level," the 31-year-old said.
"You learn a lot from that … it's important just to survive at the moment and for a youngster to get through this.
" I f guys l ike Kagiso( R a b a d a ) a n d H a r d u s(Viljoen) and a few others get through this patch they will b e c o m e m u c h b e t t e rcricketers moving forward.”
