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CANDYCE KRISHNA>>[email protected]
IF you are amotorist who has out-standing speeding fines, rest as-sured that nobody — not even a
trafficorpoliceofficer—canforceyoutopay themata roadblock.Theyalsocannot threaten to confiscate yourlicence or detain you until you pay.
Freek Stander, senior public pro-secutor at the Port Shepstone court,said the only instance when amotorist can be arrested at a roadblock in respect of a traffic offence isif there is a warrant of arrest out forhim or her.
The Port Shepstone court dealswithupto300casesrelatingtospeed-ing fines in a month alone. However,this only relates to spot fines and not
camera-speed fines as the HibiscusCoast Municipality has yet to issuesummons’s to violators.
“It is illegal toaskamotorist topaya fine at a road block. A driver’slicence also cannot be confiscated ata road block.Motorists need to knowthese rights,” said Stander.
He said when a notice of infringe-ment is issued, the driver must readthrough the document and check ifthere are any discrepancies he orshe wishes to bring to theattentionof the local municipality.
“If therearenone, the finemustbepaid or else a summons to appear incourt will be issued.
According to Stander thesummons may be served personallyto the accused at a residence or placeof work. “If the accused is unavaila-ble, the summons can be handed to aperson over the age of 16 to accept.
“There are occasionally defects inthe documents issued by a trafficofficer, but motorists must under-stand that not all mistakes affect the
legality of the document. Forexample, an incorrect licencenumber will not render the finedefective. That can be amended bythe prosecutor before the accusedpleads.
“Once you have received a sum-mons, you must go to court.”
He added there have been caseswhere the motorist argued that theissue of the fine itself was irregular
or illegal, or factually incorrect.“A prosecutor usually does not
make a judgment call on the facts asto whether the motorist committedtheoffenceornot.It isthecourt’sdeci-sion to determine whether theaccused is guilty or not, based onevidence.”
The Hibiscus Coast Municipalitywas asked to comment on:
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• Howmuch does the HCM collectin camera-speed fines in a year?
• Howmuchof thatamount ispaidtoTrafficManagementTechnologies,the speed camera company contract-ed to HCM?
Despite being given sufficienttime,HCMhadnot repliedat the timeof going to press.
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THREE people sustainedminor injuries in a car acci-dent on Monday at about
6pm at the traffic-light intersec-tion at Rethman Drive in Umtent-weni. Only anaccident reportwasopened at Port Shepstone policestation.
In another accident on Tues-day, which took place at the sametime, a 15-year-old girl was killedwhen she was knocked dow by avehicle in Murchison.
A culpable homicide docketwas opened.
“The number of motor vehicleaccidents on the South Coast isalarming,” said police spokesper-son Lieutenant-Colonel ZandraWiid.
“We [SAPS] have found that insome cases motorist show a total
disregard to adhere to speedlimits.
“They ignore traffic lights, dou-ble barriers and overtake where
theyarenotsupposedto,”sheadd-ed.
She said the proper followingdistance is also blatantly ignored.
“We appeal to all motorists tofollow the rules of the road andhave consideration for other roadusers.” — Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThree people were injured in a car accident in Umtentweni on Monday.
CANDYCE KRISHNA>>[email protected]
A PORT Shepstone woman, who com-plained to the Hibiscus Coast Muncipal-ity about being mistreated at thelicensing office, is livid as she has notreceived any feedback.
Reyna Joubert sent an e-mail to themunicipal manager of the departmentand others in April.
After waiting for over a month, shethen asked the Fever to intervene.
On 27 May the Fever sent e-mails tothree people in the municipality’s com-munications department for which
“read receipts” were received, but no-body responded.
The e-mails spoke of “the treat-mentwereceivedfromGuguwhoworksat the inquiries counter of the licensingsection”.
“Pieter and I made a phone querywhether our licence cards had arrivedand were assured we could collectthem at the office,” said Joubert.
“After waiting in a line of about sixpeople, Gugu took the receipts andwent to a filing cabinet at the back,pulled open a drawer and then leanedon the cabinet and had a conversationwith a lady in the cubicle next door whowas putting on make-up. We asked forattention.”
“The woman returned to the coun-ter and said that if we did not like theway she served us we could go down theroad to another office to fetch ourcards.
Joubert said Gugu then producedtwo huge bundles of documents andwent through them slowly, while rant-ing on about not having to serve us.
Joubert then went to look for hersupervisor, but was told that KevinSmithwick was not there.
“One of the staff phoned him. Hesaid he was on his way back. I went backto the inquiries counter and this ladywas still arguing with Pieter. Only whenI told her I was dialling Mr Smithwick’snumber did she suddenly pull out ourcards.
“Surely the rates we pay everymonth is part of her salary. She arguedthough, that rates were not paid by usbut by the government therefore shedid not owe us any service.”
Several local residents, includingbusiness people, have also continuous-ly voiced their concerns with HCMstaff’s poor communication.
Municipalitystill ‘mum’
A 46-YEAR-OLD well-knownbusinessman, out on bail forsexcharges,willmakeanotherappearance in Port ShepstoneMagistrate’s Court on 26 June.
The Marburg man wascharged with sexual inter-course with a child older than12, but younger than 16. Thevictim is 14.
He was arrested after theteenager’s mother laid thecomplaint. The accused wasreleased on bail on 12 May.
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SUCCESS was achieved in two separatepolice intelligence-driven operationsover the weekend.
A special operation started at 3.30am onSaturday in the Southport policing areas ofKwa Madlala, Fairview Mission andUmzumbe.
ClustercommanderMajor-GeneralThembiNdlovu was the commander and Major Gavinde Lange was the operational officer.
Officers from Port Shepstone cluster andmembers from Port Shepstone TRT, SAPSSouthport, SAPSMsinsini,members fromPortShepstone and Umzinto K9 units, vehicleidentification section, crime intelligence andprotection services took part in the opera-tion.
“Stop and searches were carried out andtwo vehicles of which the chassis and enginenumberswerealtered,were confiscated,” saidpolice spokesperson Lieutenant-ColonelZandra Wiid.
A wanted suspect, Musi Mbutho (23), forwhom there were two warrants of arrest out,was also arrested.
He was wanted for housebreaking.Fourpeoplewerearrested forpossessionof
a dangerous weapon and five people were ar-rested for possession of dagga.
All suspects will appear in the Port Shep-stone court soon.
PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDConstable Thandeka Sibiya from Port Shep-stone TRT with the recovered home-madeknife.
GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
INGWEMABALA High parentshave accused teachers and securi-ty officers of abusing their chil-dren.
The disgruntled parents ap-pealed for anonymity fearing theirchildren will be victimised.
One said her child was bulliedin the classroom by other childrenlast Tuesday.
“They called him by a name hedidn’t like. He then chased themaround in anger. The teacherscalled a security officer whograbbed him, smashed his headagainst the wall and wrestled himto the ground.
“He pressed the child downwith his foot against the throat.My child came home with a swol-len head and arm. I visited theschool this week and the principal,VS Shezi, said the security officerhad apologised for what he had
done,” she said.“When I spoke to the security
officer he apologised.“But his version was that my
child was chasing other children inclass. He said he pushed him to theground, but he did not tell me heslapped him and knocked his headagainst the wall, then violentlythrew him onto the ground,” shesaid.
Another parent alleged thattheir child was “beaten uncon-cious” by two teachers from thesame school last Saturday. Shesaid an argument between a busdriver and the children took placeon their way home from a schooltour to Pietermaritzburg.
“The bus driver was unhappywith pupils who smoked in thebus. He told them to stop, but theydefied him. The driver went to ateacher who was in a car and re-ported them. The two maleteachers got onto the bus andbeat the child until he was uncon-
cious. Other pupils thought thechild was dead. Yes, we agree thatsmoking is bad for pupils, but forteachers to beat a child like thatis wrong. It is chaos becausechildrensmokedaggaandwhoon-ga. They get dismissed by theprincipal and the teachers do asthey please. We need interventionby the Department of Education,”said the parent.
The school, which is in Betaniaoutside Gamalakhe, was in thenews in 2010 because of its poormatric results and was evenvisited by the then MEC for educa-tion Senzo Mchunu because ofthat.
Shezi could not be reached forcomment this week despite amessage being left with theschool receptionist.
The KZN Department ofEducation spokesperson SihleMlotshwa had not, at the time ofgoing to press, responded to an e-mail inquiry.
Pupils abused, parents claim
CANDYCE KRISHNA>>[email protected]
THE Food and Allied Workers’ Union and thesugar industry reached awage settlement lastFriday which saw workers return to work thefollowing day.
This is according to Vis Pillay, manager forIlovo Sugarmill Umzimkhulu who said thefocus will be to regain the lost ground.
“We will either increase production bycrushing faster. Ifneedbe, thecrushingseasonwill be extended,” he said.
“We thank all our stakeholders during thestrike for their support and look forward tonormalising operations.”
A 10% increase was secured for the sugarindustry’s lowest-paidworkers,while themid-dle band will see a nine per cent increase and8.75% for higher band.
The strike, which was the first for wage in-creases since1997, sawover200peopledowntools locally and about 5 500 nationally.
Demonstrations began on 27 May whenworkers demanded a double-digit percentageincrease, a R800 housing subsidy and a 40-hour working week.
Police used pepper spray to secure orderfrom the unruly crowd on 28 May.
Fawu chairman Zwe Chiliza was detainedfornot complyingwithpoliceorders forashorttime during the strike.
Agreement reached, sugar strike ends
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AREGULAR patient atPort ShepstoneHospital says there’s a
serious shortage of parkingbays for disabled peoplethere.
With only one or two baysforpatients at the various sec-tions of the building BevPoulton says she often has towait for a place to becomeavailable. She’s also noticedmotorists parking in the baysillegally.
“Sometimes, people don’thave stickers on their cars. Itis so unfair,” said Poulton.
Poulton, from Margate,suffers with arthiritis and hasbeenusingawheelchairfor20years.
“I find this situation quiteshockingbecauseof the influxof patients the hospital re-ceives daily. There has to bemore bays for disabled pa-tients.”
Hospital public relationsofficerPhumzaMorai said thehospital’s car guards strive tomake sure that the parkingbays for disabled patients arenot abused.
“Security officers at themain entrances inform driv-ers that any vehicle parked ina designated disabled spacewithout bringing a disabledpatient or displaying a validdisability badge is subject towheel-clamping,” said Morai.
AchargeofR50 is requiredto release the clamp.
She added that althoughthere is a general limit to the
provision of designated park-ing bays for disabled drivers,there is provision for four dis-abledparkingbays in thehos-pital — one at the front en-trance,one in frontofcasualtyand two behind the linenroom.Therearealsotwoload-ingspaces—oneinfrontofthespecial clinic and one in frontof the security office — forwheel-chair and stretcher us-ers.
“In general the issuearoundunauthorisedparkingin disabled parking baysacrossthehospitalisnotprob-lematic,” she said.
Morai said that securitystaff are informed to alwaysassist when requested andmust contact the porters’department if a porter orwheelchair is required.
Pre-partymeeting createsgood discussionCANDYCE KRISHNA>>[email protected]
MARBURG residents who attended apublic meeting on Monday about theUgu Jazz Festival Pre-Party raisedseveral concerns about the event, in-cluding the cleaning of the area andthe noise levels.
The forum was created so thatevent organisers, Cyassound Hold-ings, could obtain suggestions from
residents who live close to the venue.Theevent takesplaceonFriday,27
June at the Marburg Sports Complexfrom 6pm.
Ashoo Singh said municipal by-laws had been relaxed as the event isexpected toproceeduntil 4amonSat-urday.
“We have several old people livingin this area. People also have to go towork. Your event has already beenplanned, but this is not on. Comenextyear the duration of the event has tochange or it has to start earlier.”
He suggested that the music betoned down after 12pm. Singh alsoadded that patrons broke bottles out-side the venue and because the eventattracted thousands, ablution facili-
ties seemedtobeataminimumaspa-tronsrelievedthemselvesontheroad,sidewalks and in front of resident’shomes.
“The stench the next morning ishorrible. The street needs a wash af-ter the event.”
DineshMoodley,Ward17commit-teemember,saidtheelderlyshouldbe
given ear plugs to reduce the noiselevel.
“Protea Road also needs to be ac-cessible to emergency personnel,should someone fall ill during thenight. I also think that the unem-ployed in this area need to benefitfrom this event,” said Moodley.
He said patrons vandalised the
venueandaprogrammehadtobeim-plementedtorepairdamagedproper-ty.Otherrequests includedthatmusicbe toned down during prayer time atthe mosque and the proper manningof Protea Road so that patrons do notrelieve themselves outside.
Siyabonga Msomi, CyassoundHoldings director, said he appreciat-ed residents’ honesty. “A clean-upstrategy has been accounted for andthewashingdownof the streetwill beincluded.”He added earplugs will bemade available to the elderly andthree passes per residencewill be de-livered to each home. He added thatstrict parking rules and plans havebeen created and that “patrons can-not do as they wish”.
Bhobhoyi water supplysystem boosted
GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
AMAJORwater infrastructureupgradeprojecthasbeen unveiledbyUguDistrictMunicipality(UDM)forBhobhoyi,Murchisonandsurround-ing areas.
ThiswasannouncedbyUDMmayorNtomb-ifikileGumedeatthesod-turningattheKwaTa-tane sports field in Bhobhoyi to residents whowill benefit from theproject. The resorvoirwillbe upgraded to improve the water supply tocope with the increased number of residents.
The mayor introduced three contractors tothe community and announced that R71 mil-lion will be spent on the augumentation of thewater infrastructure. Gumede said theirwatersupply systemwill now stand at 81megalitresandwhat they aspire to achieve is 108megali-treswhere theywill havenowater supplycom-plaints inareasofunder InkosiSaziNdwalane.
“Then complaints about water shortageswill stop once our system is upgraded. Please
protect water standpipes. Ugu provides waterand it becomes your water and those stand-pipes are yours.
“Report peoplewho steal yourwater and il-legally connect it or damage your standpipes,”said Gumede.
The mayor said this project will be imple-mented in three phases by three companies.
“The engineers are Royal Haskoning DHV.EyethuTranslodge has been appointed to con-struct thewater purification reservoir at a costof cost ofR49million.PCISAhasbeenappoint-ed to build a mechanical plant and install ma-chines for water recticulation at a cost of R21million. R71million has been injected into thisarea for the upgrade of water infrastructure.”
She said the contractors will work with asteeringcommittee toemploy localpeople.Sheurged the community to co-operate with themto ensure that the projects are completed ontime. “We will as councillors monitor the con-struction work and visit the sites to seeprogress,” said Gumede.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAUgu District Municipality Executive councillors, traditional council indunas and contractors atthe sod-turning to mark the launch of a R70 millon water infrastructral upgrade at KwaTatanesports field in Bhobhoyi on Friday.
Drug-related arrests madeA 22-YEAR-OLD womanwas arrested at her homein Mkholombe after shewas caught with 329 par-cels and one plastic bag ofdagga and 31 bottles ofbeer on Monday after-noon.
The total weight of thedagga was 4,3 kilograms.
She was arrested byWarrant Officer PatrickGosling, Constable Rap-haelSmithwick,ConstableLee Frost and ConstableMzakwe Makana afterthey followed up on infor-
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on Tuesday for possessionof drugs and liquor.
Prior to this arrest, theteam also arrested a 26-year-old man at the PortShepstone taxi rank with14 straws of heroin. A 19-year-old man was also ar-rested for having 144grams of dagga in his pos-session on themainHard-ing road near Merlewood.
They will both appearin court on Tuesday.
— Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDConstable Mzakwe Makana countsthe dagga parcels.
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Criticalmanagerialposts filled>> Move is to help municipality function better
THE Ugu District Municipali-ty (UDM) has filled criticalvacant managerial posts in
itsquest to improvethemunicipal-ity’s financial situation for the sus-tainability of the municipality atmanagerial levels, so says UDMspokesperson Sipho Khuzwayo.
“Currently the managementcommittee consisted of five actingpositions which were filled withthe appointmentofageneralman-ager water services, manager in-ternalaudit,manager legal servic-
es, manager area, north andmanager area, south.
“The Ugu Executive committeeappointed Lungile Cele generalmanagerofwater servicesas from1 June. The appointment followsher five-monthactingperiodsince1 January,” said Khuzwayo.
“TheGMwasthemunicipality’scontrol centre manager and afterthe resignation of the generalmanager water services, councilresolved that she be appointed toact in this post.
“Ugu also made other criticalappointments from April underthe water services departmentand appointed MalibongweLuswazi area manager, south, asof 1 April and Sivuyile Mbewu asarea manager, north, as of 1 May.
“Thesemanagershavealsoact-ed in these posts for lengthy peri-ods. Their qualifications, experi-ence and determination to im-prove the municipality’s waterservices hasmade themunicipali-ty believe they are suitable candi-
dates for these positions.”On 1 June Zevile Dlamini was
appointedmanager internal auditand Melanie Olivier as managerlegal services.
In support of these appoint-ments, themunicipalmanagerDDNaidoo said the municipality isproud and confident about the ap-pointments, saying the managerspossess the qualifications, quali-ties and experience required tomake these departments and themunicipality function better.
New UDM managers(from left) MelanieOlivier (managerlegal services),Zevile Dlamini(manager internalauidit), SivuyileMbewu (managerarea, north), LungileCele (general man-ager water services)and MalibongweLuswazi (managerarea, south).PHOTO:SIPHELELE CELE
R1.798 mln to assistdeveloping artsTHEKwaZulu-Natal Arts andCultureDepart-ment is calling on non-profit organisationsand co-operatives that help groups such aspeople living with disabilities to apply forfunding through itsGrant-In-Aidprogramme.
Department spokesperson LethukuthulaMtshali said the project is part of the depart-ment’s developmentplanaimedat supportingarts and culture organisations.
R1,798millionhasbeensetasidetoachievethis in the 2014/2015 financial year. Mtshalisaid the allocation of these funds is dependentoncertaincriteria,withorganisationsthatcre-ate jobs, thosewhosebeneficiaries aremainlywomen, the youthandpeople livingwithdisa-bilities being given first preference.
“The KZN Arts and Culture Council, an in-dependent body appointed by MEC Ntom-bikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha, administers thedistribution of the funds andmonitors the usethereof.
“Members of the council ensure themoneyisusedeffectivelybyconductingrandomvisitsto the grant beneficiaries,” said Mtshali.Groupsthathavebeenfundedtwicewillnotbeconsidered, with the exception of organisa-tionsinruralareasthathaveshownsignificantmerit.Application formscanbecollected fromthe department’s KZN offices or downloadedfrom the department’s website. The deadlinefor submissions is13June.Formore informa-tion contact Mtshali on 081 037 8321.
Shelly Beach to get vehicle test centreGINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
THE Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityExecutive Committee (Exco)passed a resolution to support aproposed private-vehicle testcentre at Union Motors in ShellyBeach. At the Exco meeting onTuesday, the head of communityservices Sibusiso Nzimande pre-sented a report to Exco asking it totake a resolution on the test centreapplication.
After looking at the environ-
mental impact the operationwould have and whether it mightviolate municipal by-laws,Nzimande said they found all inorder and saw no reason to objectto the application.
“Themunicipality has receivedsuch applications in previousyears and turned themdown afterchecking their environmental im-pact and the municipal by-lawsfinding that they would violatesome of them,” said Nzimande.
He said his department is nowsatisfied there will be no environ-
mental impact and there will beno violation of by-laws as theywillbeoperating fromanexistingfacility — Union Motors.
“The municipality can take aresolution tosupport theapplica-tion, but cannot grant an operat-ing licence to the applicant be-cause that is the competency ofthe Department of Transport.
“TheDepartmentofTransportneeds amunicipal resolution be-fore it can grant the applicant anoperating licence,” he said.
He added they view this appli-
cation as one of the initiatives topromotethedevelopmentofenter-priseswithinthemunicipality,say-ing thereare49suchbusinesses inDurban and surrounding areas.
“It makes business sense tohave private-vehicle testingstations.”
Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu saidthere was no reason to turn theirapplicationdown.Excoresolvedtosupport the application.
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Employees said they, in theprocess, adopted the centre.
The centre houses more than70 disadvantaged children. Thedonations included toiletries,un-derwear, food, pyjamas, slippersand tracksuits. — Supplied.
CelebratingWorld BloodDonor DayCOUNTRIES around the world cele-brate World Blood Donor Day on14June to raise awareness of theneedfor safe, goodqualitybloodandbloodproducts.
The day also honours the manyvoluntary unpaid blood donors fortheir life-saving gifts of blood.
Established in 2004, World BloodDonor Day falls on the birthday ofKarl Landsteiner who created theABO blood group, which is used to-day.
This year’s campaign “SafeBloodfor Saving Mothers” is to develop astrategy to highlight the need foraccess to safe blood in thepreventionof maternal deaths.
About 800 women die from preg-nancy or childbirth-related compli-cations daily.
More than half take place in sub-Saharan Africa and almost one thirdin south Asia. The risk of maternalmortality is highest for adolescentgirls under 15.
The South African National BloodServices has dedicated June toincrease awareness regarding whyaccess to safe blood is essential aspart of a comprehensive approachto prevent maternal deaths.
Blood transfusionhasbeenidenti-fied as one of the nine key life-savinginterventions for themanagement ofpregnancy-related complications.Get involved and give blood.
For more information visitwww.SANBS.org.za or phone080 011 9031.
Church hostsfun walk forBible Society
GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
THE NG Kerk of Port Shepstone in-vites the public to a fun walk at thechurch on 16 June.
Event organiser Anita Roodt saidthey will use the event to raise fundsfor the Bible Society of South Africain order to help distribute Bibles.
“It costs R36 to sponsor a Bible,but you are welcome to contributeany amount, from R1 up. Sponsorforms are available at our churchoffice. Call us on 039 682 0266 ore-mail to [email protected]. The fun walk starts at8.30am for 9am,” said Roodt.
Three distances can be walked,2,3km, 3,6km or 5,6km. Entry isfree and the first 150 entrants homereceive a Bible Society medal. Therewill be lucky draws, pancakes,vetkoek, puddings, tea, coffee andcool drinks.
Race entrants can contactRoodton 073 206 9260.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAAnita Roodt invites people to a funwalk on 16 June.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Some of the UDM employeeswith the donations they collectedfor the youngsters.
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Additional jazz festival artists unveiledTHE KwaZulu-Natal provincialgovernment, the Ugu District Mu-nicipalityandCyassoundHoldings,Ugu Jazz Festival organisers, haveadded to theexciting line-up for the2014 jazz festival.
“In line with celebrating 20years of democracy, a mixture oflegendary jazz musicians — HughMasekela, Time Factors and theUmkhumbane Jazz Band — havebeen fused with young entertain-ers who will be debuting atthe festival.
“Newcomers are Metro FM andDurban deejay DJ Siyanda andvocalist Joocy from the Afrotain-ment record stable,” said Cyas-sound marketing officer Willie
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festival will be the festival pre-party.
On 27 June, at the Marburgsportsgrounds,DJOros,DJSox,DJMerlon and musician Yellow willentertain and wow the crowds.
Tickets for the main festival are: general, R280, gold, R450and VIP, R800. Pre-party tickets are: general, R150 and VIP,R450, available at Shoprite Checkers nationwide.
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Redefining KZN politics
THENationalFreedomPartymayhavejustshownitstruecolours and offered an end
to the speculation by its formergodfather that it is in the pocket ofthe ANC.
Zanele Magwaza-Msibi’s ac-ceptance of a junior cabinet posi-tion in the fifth South African gov-ernment is political suicide thatwill result in her party coming toanundignified end in about a dec-ade. But this is entirely specula-tion, of course.
It couldalsobemanna fromtheZulu-vote heaven for the InkathaFreedom Party, which despitehaving faced massive poll defeatsand losing its position as officialopposition in the province, is stillfightingafter20years.Heraccept-ance of a deputyminister positionin the Department of Science and
Technology is reminiscent ofMar-thinus van Schalkwyk’s capitula-tion of the NNP brand although itwas probably always doomed tofail post 1994 anyway.
This isnot to sayaparty cannotjoin somekindofunited frontwiththe governing party. The opposi-tion benches do it all the time butfor theNFP it is different. Since itsformation in 2010-11 and itsbreakaway from the IFP, Dr Man-gosuthu Buthelezi has repeatedlyclaimed the NFP is nothing morethan a stooge of the ANC, that it isfunded by ANC donors and it ob-tains its direction from the ANC.
Post 2011, the NFPwent into anumber of pacts across the prov-ince with the ANC, ultimatelyclinching more municipalitiesthan its former master.
Magwaza-Msibi reflected thenew face of the traditional Zuluvote — outspoken, female, ambi-tious, successful and smart unlikeButhelezi’sIFP,whichisstuckwiththe reputation of being rural, un-educated, violent, patriarchal andunquestionably subservient to itsall-male-dominated leadershipthat garners its strength fromroy-al lines.
The NFP’s creation is largelythe fault of the IFP for failing tochange from a Bantustan-typeleadership organisation into amodern political party.
I remember driving through
Zululand to various election loca-tions in 2011 on election day.Among the various hitch-hikers Ipicked up, the conversation oftengravitated towards Magwaza-Msibi. She was redefining KZNpoliticsnotbyspewinghateforherformer party but by modernisingwith an IFP constituency that feltits leadership was losing control.And right they were in many re-spects. The IFP had lost control ofthe province, it had lost control ofthe entire South Coast region andit was being pushed into a cornerin the northern parts of Zululand.It controlled no major economictown,was infatuatedwith its lead-er and lived by amantra of too oldto fail.
Buthelezi spoke about hisfriends Jimmy Carter andMaggieThatcher, and how the ANC haddevised a plot to oust him. WithButhelezi, most debates degener-ate intohowany issueaffects him.Magwaza-Msibiontheotherhandspoke about empowerment, pov-erty and unemployment.
But now Magwaza-Msibi maybe likearabbit caught in thehead-lights of power. She has sold herparty to the ANC. Her inexperi-ence at negotiation, with whichButhelezi is well versed, may beher undoing.
We have seen this happen sev-eral times in 20 years of democra-cy.Parties thathavealignedpoliti-
callywithamajorplayerhavedis-appeared or have not madeanother term. Coalition govern-ments inevitably weaken theweaker party. For instance, theLiberal Democrats in the UnitedKingdom have lost major hard-earned constituencies since theirforay into powerwithDavid Cam-eron’sgovernment.TheLibDems,whoforyearswerepoorcousinstoboth Labour and the Tories, triedtograbpowerbeforetheirtimebutCameron has grown in strength,delivering a sound economy amida crisis in Europe.
WhileitwasimportantforMag-waza-Msibi to go to national Par-liament, keeping her autonomyshould have been paramount.TraditionalIFP-NFPvotersaread-verse to anything ANC. They spiltblood over their ideals, so thiscould send out the impression ofselling out.
WithButheleziexpectedtostepdown,although this isneverguar-anteed,aresurgent IFPwith itses-tablishedpoliticalrootscouldclawitswaybacktorelevance—firstbytakingbackitsvotersfromtheNFPand then targeting its lost genera-tions from the ANC.
Of course, this is only possibleif the IFP can live beyondButhele-zi’sgrip.Thenetresult isthatthereis yet another realignment of poli-tics in a province where nationalpower currently rests.
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@Queen_UKText from Prince Charles: “The King of Spainis abdicating to let his son have a go. What anice man!” I’m not replying.
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@Will_FerreIIThe problem with the world is that the intelli-gent people are full of doubts and the stupidones are full of confidence.
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MUCH has been said about theHibiscus Coast Municipality’spoor communication. It has oftenbeensaid that one ismore likely toget a stone to bleed than receivefeedbacktoane-mailor lettersentto HCM.
This week we have certainstories we could not get someonefromthemunicipality to comment
on, despite repeated attempts.One has to feel sorry for a per-
son who is trying to do the samewithout the resources that we, asa newspaper, have.
This is coupledwith theallegedrudeness and arrogance from astaffer as a resident claims on ourpagetwostory.Astaxandratepay-ers contribute directly to munici-
pality staff salaries, we deservebetter service than what thatwoman got.
This weekend we celebrateFather’s Day and there is also themuch-anticipatedWinterAirTourin Margate on Saturday.
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PHOTO: RADO MOSKOVThis photo showing the rare alignment of Saturn and the moon was sent by Southportresident Rado Moskov. The event happened on Monday at 7:30pm and lasted for an hour.Called the occultation, the event happens 12 times in a 12-month period every five years.According to Moskov, the last occultation in the current five-year cycle will take place on 8July this year starting at 2:24am until 4am. The picture was taken with a 10" Dobsonian tele-scope.
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AFTER reading about human beingseating what I would never even feedtomydogs, Iwould like to knowwhatthemunicipality and the ruling partyandgovernmentisdoingto helpthesepeople.
By that I don’t mean handouts be-cause as we have seen, handouts arenot thesolution,butcreateevenmoreproblems.
If those people voted, chances arethey voted ANC and the ruling “fatcats” should then spare some of themoney they squander and steal tocreate employment for these people.
The ANC has failed not only thesepeople but the entire country and it isamysterywhy theyarevoted ineverytimewhile theyhave failed toprovidethemillionsofjobstheypromisedandhave failed to eradicate shacks foundineachandeverytowninthecountry.I expect themunicipality to do some-thing about this.
Dabulamanzi MemelaHibberdene
Dilemma of‘fat cats’ andpoor people ITwasverydisturbingtoreadintheFeverwhatsome
residents of Qinabout have to resort to in their dailystruggle to survive.
On the other hand you have other people of allraces in our communities who never let a day go bywithout complaining about some very petty issue.
They complainwhile sitting on their comfortablecouchesorsleepingintheirwarmbedswithtummiesfull of nutritious meals. My heart really goes out tothese poor people who have to eat maggot-infestedchicken guts.
Sushila MoodleyOslo Beach
Definitely noglory in ‘guts’
IJUST readinanewspaperthattheeThekwi-ni Municipality has been ordered to pay aWestville cyclist R2 million for injuries sus-tained after hitting a pothole while cycling inWestville.
There was another case also mentioned.It will also be paying 75% of about R40m
to a motorcyclist who was left a paraplegicafter an accident involving a pothole.
Perhaps ourmunicipality should start do-ing something positive about repairing themany potholes in our area as they may befaced with similar claims.
I regularly send letters to Hibiscus CoastMunicipality regarding the potholes in ourimmediateareabutneverreceivearesponse.
Time to wake up, HCM.
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Time to wakeup, HCM
Boko Haram free your mind tofree yourselves, free your mind tofree West Africa, free your mind tofree Africa, free your mind to free the
world,you have no authority over our sistersbut only God have, justrelease themYour issues with Nigerian governmenthas nothing to do with innocentschool children. You can’t use themas your leverage to settle yourscores, use your brain the powerful
weaponyouhavebeenprovidedbytheAlmightyRelease themYour actions do not fit in ourmodern world. Think of mothersand fathers, think of sisters and
brothers,think of friends and next of kinswho sleep a sleepless night,who lost tons and tons of tears as
a result of your actionsRelease themAbduction is an act of cowardsAbduction is barbaric actAbduction is an act of terrorWhere is our Pierre KorkieAn innocent school teacherAn innocent son of the soilAn innocent citizen of South AfricaAn innocent household headSimply release them.Words cannot bring them backbut they will reach your ears andtalk to your conscience. You actingoutsideMuslimbeliefs,religionandcul-
turereal Muslims do not abduct, real Mus-
limsdo not cause pain, real Muslims do notcause fear, real Muslims do not cause
stateof emergency, real Muslims love, realMuslims comfort, real Muslims careRelease them.
— Sifiso Ngobese, Gamalakhe.
Release them
Think ‘flow’not ‘flood’PEOPLE should think “flow” and not“flood” when confronted by chal-lenges in life.
If you make that perceptual shiftto change the way you see and thinkabout challenging events that you gothrough, you can go with their flowandview themaschallengesyoucanswim through rather than eventsthat will drown you.
Expect the energy of your emo-
tions to work for you rather thanagainstyou.Theflow-floodresponseto challenges in life canbe construedas a psychological response whencompared to the fight or flight re-sponse,which is aphysical responseto stress.
Peoplewhothinkflowoftenriseto
challengesandfindsolutions.Peoplewho think flood rather avoid chal-lenges.
Know the consequences of yourperceptionbefore you takeaction to-wardswhatever challenge you comeacross.
Sibusiso Derick Mthembu
June 13, 2014
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MDLAZI Primary celebrated World Envi-ronment Day with Hibiscus Coast Munici-pality on Friday at Bhobhoyi, outsidePort Shepstone.
It also launched its waste manage-ment and recycling project.
Teacher and environmental coordina-tor Thobeka Sima said they celebratedthe day with pupils, teachers and the Hi-biscus Coast Municipality officials bymaking a big compost heap at the
school. “We make our own compost atthe school. We use everything and wesay there is nothing that is useless.
“We then use that compost for ourvegetables in the school garden. We eatsome of the vegetables and sell someduring our fundraising initiatives,” said Si-ma.
Hibiscus Coast Municipality communi-cations officer, Khanyiso Seyisi, said themunicipality launched a school wasterecycling project on the same day.
“Relevant services were delivered tothe school as well,” said Seyisi.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAMdlazi Primary pupils learn how to make compost and recycle wastematerials.
Pupils supportgreen initiativewith compost
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Southcoast Mallqueen crownedGINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
THE Southcoast Mallcrowned its QueenSouthcoast Mall 2014
on Saturday.The Miss Petite Southcoast
Mall title was for those in thethree to six-year-old category.
The next category was forthose between seven and 10and this was for the MissMini Southcoast Mall title.
This category was for girlsbetween 11 to 13 who chal-lenged for the Miss Pre-teenSouthcoast Mall title.
Girls in the14 to 26catego-ry contested for the MissSouthcoast Mall 2014 title.
The South Coast Mall man-agement partnered with theUltimate Events managers tohost the event.
StaceyUpfold fromUltimateEvents and Jayne Munroefrom Southcoast Mall said theevent drew 65 contestants.
Were you at the event?Go to www.southcoastfe-ver.co.za and post your
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PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAMiss Southcoast Mall 2014 is thelovely Siyathokoza Zulu.
PHOTO: NIKKI UPFOLDIn the 15 to 26 category are (from left) second princess Shenise vanVollenhoven, Miss Southcoast Mall 2014 Siyathokoza Zulu and thirdprincess Minenthle Qatsi.
PHOTO: NIKKI UPFOLDIn the 11-14 category are (from left) second princess Nqobile Gumede,Queen Jordan Lea Frost and third princess Calvino Ngcobo.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAIn the seven to 10 category are (from left) third princess Jasmin Wa-ters, Queen Azaria Reggie and second princess Nkosazana Mchunu.
PHOTO: NIKKI UPFOLDIn the three to six category are (from left) second princess NkanyeziCele, Queen Apelele Gumede and third princess Elaine Mazeka.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAEntrants (from left): Nqobile Gumede, Calvino Ngcobo, Miss Lions Expo 2014 Katelyn Thompson, SnaloMvambi, Hlengiwe Dube, and Pamela Baleni.
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Dear Doctor Nash,My girlfriend and I have been together now for
the past two years, and we have a six-month-oldson. I have just got back from a trip overseas andI have discovered that she has been having an affair.
We talked and she now also wants an overseastrip. When I say that she is not working, she says shewill get a job overseas and that I must help her withmy contacts and she will pay me back all that sheowes me. But will she come back? And what aboutour child? And what about her affair? Will that startup again? I need to work all this out because I amnow 48. She has time as she is only 20. I want tosettle down and have a good married life and home.She is not stupid and I am sure could get a good job.I am self-employed and earn a reasonable income.How should I handle this?
Anxious
Dear Mr Anxious,Obviously this was not handled very well from
the beginning of the relationship. Did either of youreally consider marriage or was it just anotheraffair? Now you have a child to consider and yourfuture. The answer to your question really dependson how you view your life. Do you believe in mar-riage? Do you genuinely love the lady, and most im-portantly how do you see your responsibilities toyour child?
Do you think that you can believe in and trustyour girl friend? If you can answer these questionshonestly then you have the beginnings of an ap-proach to the lady, and can ask her the same ques-tions. If you two can build trust then marry her. Ifnot then at least make arrangements to build arelationship with your child and accept that youand she really fouled up.
Young girlfriend cheated
Dear Doctor Nash,I am 65 and my husband is 75 and we have been
married twice. I divorced him after 10 years andthen we remarried. We have four children, twobefore our divorce and then two after, so we have agood family. But my husband has always had a badtemper and now that we are older and the moneyis shorter he has a problem in controlling it. Beforeour divorce he used to hit me, he still pushes mewhen he gets very irritable. It is mainly because ofour financial situation, which has become quite badrecently. He has always been a domineering manand if I stand up to him he calls me names. I haveto keep the garden neat, the home neat, have themeals on time, and look after him. He tells me thathe loves me, and I think he does, but he is just toodemanding, and his temper … How can I handle thisDoctor Nash?
Mrs. M.K.
Dear Mrs. M.K.Thank you for your letter. It deals with something
that is a major worry for all of us. Finance.That worry often brings anger and frustration,
and the fact that your husband has not made histemper control a priority only adds to the problem.
In fact the answer to your and his problem lies inhis temper. He must make a determined effort topractice some self-control.
Money is a problem so he may well not be ableto see a clinical psychologist, or to practice yoga,but there are books and contacts you can makewhereby he can join a group or class or he mighteven have to do it on his own, but do it he must.Possibly your church can provide spiritual help.
The Bible certainly has help in its pages.If he is willing then I am quite prepared to help
in that area. No charge.Think about it. Go well.
Hubby demanding, can’t control temper
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For a change we held the event in Umdonias a means of exemplifying the broader geog-raphy of the festival. In this regard I am oftenasked “Why have a sardine festival when thesardine run is not an annual occurrenceanymore?”
Yes, the mass migration of some 700 mil-lion sardines is no longer a given, but thennoris the sightingof the famed Aurora Borea-lis (Northern Lights) which, in Scandinavia, isa major drawcard for tourists wishing to seethis unique atmospheric phenomenon.
The Sardine Festival is an ideal anchor towhich we, and our tourism partners, can at-tach a vast number of events and forms of en-tertainment for our mid-year holidaymakersand local people.
The South Coast is synonymous with thesardine run and the busy festival calendargoes beyond the oceanic spectacle and ourvisitors are providedwith anumber of experi-
ential options while here. For example, theSardine Festival golf event on the upperSouth Coast (which we support) locks in golf-ing tourists who may have more affiliation tothat little white ball rather than silver fish —yet their spend adds to the tourism coffersduring this peak period.
On a more sobering note, the indicationsare that we could be heading for a recession-ary phase in our economy and our take on thisis that we cannot detract from our marketingobligations and presentation of events such asthe Sardine Festival.
We believe that in sustaining our destina-tion sell as a value for money option, the pros-pect of significant loss in visitation should notbe as severe asmaybe the case in other desti-nations that exist through their more expen-sive tourist offerings.
We arenotgoing toentertainarunforcoverattitude and going forward, we will in fact in-crease our marketing and promotional spendto ensure that our guests remain and/or be-come loyal to this part of KwaZulu-Natal.
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UNkk Zanele Mthandeki wase-Louisiana ngaphandle kwase-PortShepstoneuthiubongaindo-dakazi yakhe uNksz AfikileMthandeki (21) ngokuziphathakahle nokuba isibonelo esihleemphakathini.
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Uqhube wathi, unxusa nez-inye izingane zamantombazaneukuthi ziziphathe kahle.
Uthe: “Ngicela nezinye izin-gane zamantombazane zizigcinenjengaye kulendawo yaseLouisi-ana”, kusho yena.
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Okumnandi ngalengxoxo ukuthi bekukhonanoSpijojo ohlale ephikisana nemibono kaM-giks. Uthe: “Manje weMgiks, uqonde ukuthiningalokhu okushoyo ngoba sengathi angi-sakuzwa kahle ndoda.”
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Ake sizwewena-kemfundi ukuthi uthiningalolu daba. Ngabe uvumelana noMgiksnoma noSpijojo. Sithumele umbono wakhonge-smskwinomboloethi:0746968731no-ma kwikheli le-email elithi: [email protected]
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NGIYAWUTHANDA umbono kaMalema, en-gathi angabheka nakumaSecurity ikakhulu-kazi ezimbonini ezizimele (private industry)nakhona kuyabheda.
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ANGIBONI kuwumbono omuhle okushiwouJuliusMalema.Futhiakekhoumuntuozovu-ma ukuba yilunga le phalamende mangabebezokhethelwa impilo ekumele bayiphile.
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INGXENYE yobumnandi bokuba nomnga-ni ukuthi uzinqumela wena ukuba ngumn-gani nomuntu othile, njengami engazin-qumela ukuba wumngani noNyikinyib-hoxo, umfo kaNdosi. Akufani nokubanomzali, umfowenu noma udadewenungoba awuzikhetheli bona.
Okumnandi kakhulu yize kuba nzimaekubeni nomngani, ukufinyelela esinqum-weni sokuphuma noma sokubuqeda lobobungani uma sekuqubuka izimo obonasengathi zizokufaka enkathazweni.Kodwa kuba nomngani omane ubone uku-thi kufanele umbekezelele noma ngabekwenzekani, njengaye uNyikinyibhoxo.
OkaNdosi unomkhutshana wokuthiuma kukhona afuna ukukubhodla, ezekimina athi angimbuzele kinina bafundiukuthi nithini ngombono noma umbuzoothile anawo.
ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWEUMnuz Julius Malema ongumholiwe-Economic Freedom Front (EFF)
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amanzi, ubikele umasipala ngalaboabawantshontshayo, nalabo abang-colisa amadamu ngokulahla izintoezinga lungile kuwo.
Uthe kukhona abantu em-phakathiniabacekelaphansiamada-mu omphakathi ngokuthi bafakeamasakaanesihlabathikuwookugci-na ngokuthi kuvale amapayipi ,amanzi agcine engasafiki em-phakathi.
“Amanzi niwaphiwa uMasipalawasoGu ngakho kumele niwagadengoba ayimpilo,” kusho yena.
Uthe bafisa ukukhulisa lamadamu akwazi uthwala amanzi anga-malitha ayi-108.
Uma sekwenziwe lokho, akekhoumuntu ozokhalaza ngokuthi aka-watholi amanzi. Okwamanje kodwalomsebenziosuqaliweuzokwenzala-ma damu athwale amalitha amanziayi-8
Uthe maningi amathuba omse-benzi azovela ngesikhathi kwakhiwalama damu, futhi osonkontileka ba-zosebenzisana nekomidi lom-phakathi elakhelwe ukuqapha noku-qashwa kwamalungu omphakathi.IzindunazendawoyeNkosiuSaziNd-walane, zithezijabulekakhulungalo-lu hlelo lokulungiswa kwez-ingqalazizinda zamanzi endaweniyazo. Zibonge noMasipala wasoGungokuthula lolu hlelo ngenhlonipho.
ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAIzinduna zeNkosi Sazi Ndwalane, amakhansela aso-uGu District Municipality nosonkontileka bephendula isoyi lokwa-khiwa kwedamu lamanzi eBhobhoyi enkundleni yezemidlalo KwaTatane ngoLwesihlanu olwedlule.
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History and originsof Father’s Day>> The story of Sonora Dodd and her loving campaign
ThehistoryandoriginsofFathersDaycanbe traced back more than 4000 yearsago. In Babylon, a son called Elmesu
carved amessage to his father on a clay card,wishing him a long and happy life.
Though fathers have been revered throughthe centuries, the official recognition of Fa-thers Day only happened in the early 1900s.
Several people are credited for furtheringthecauseofFathersDay,butMs.SonoraLouiseSmartDoddisseenasthekeypersoninmakingthis great celebration happen. SonoraDodd isseenas theMother of theFathersDayFestival.
In 1909, Sonora overheardaMother'sDaysermon, andbegun to recognize thehardshipsthat her fathermust have gone throughwhilebringing up his family.When Sonorawas16,hermotherdiedduring
childbirth,andleftherfather,CivilWarveteran
WilliamJacksonSmart, toraisehissixchildrenand the newborn on his own.
Sonora pondered the fact that there was aday for mothers, but not for fathers.
Initially, many people laughed at her idea,but her mind was made up.
She began a sincere campaign lobbying forthecauseofFathersDay,andfinally,hereffortsbegan to show.
On June 19, 1909, alongwith the supportof Spokane Ministerial Association and thelocal Young Men's Christian Association(YMCA), the first Fathers Day was celebrated.
Sonora wished for Father’s Day to be heldon the day of her Fathers birthday, but duetotimeconstraints, thecelebrationwasheldonthethirdSundayinJune.Andthattraditionhaslasted throughout the times.
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A poem for daddyBoys and girls, we are looking for a poem about your dad and what makes him the coolest dad inthe world. Your poem must not be more than 200 words long (get mum to help you count thewords). Send us the poem by 3pm on Friday, 13 June, and we will make sure it gets posted to ourwebsite so that dad can read it on Father’s Day. Email your poem to [email protected].
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Tel/Fax: 038 312 1179
Wishing all Dads –Happy fathers Day
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Hot car tips for cool dads>> Make sure your cardoesn’t absorb all yourdisposable income
HIGHER car prices are having little effecton South Africans’ desire for new cars -possibly, says Standard Bank, because
increasingly taking advantage ofprevailing low interest rates to buy thevehicle of their dreams.”
Financing options are also morevaried than before. “Choosing an optionthat’s right for you depends on your fi-nancial circumstances and what you maywant to buy. It pays to do a bit of researchand choose an option that suits you per-
sonally before committing to a purchase.”Options outlined by Stead include sav-
ing up and paying cash, buying a lessexpensive model, increasing your month-ly instalment, renting rather than buyingor using the residual option available onmany new cars.You could also refinance the vehicle up to72 months.
Stead also offered tips to make yourmoney last longer, despite buying a newcar.
“Always make sure your dream cardoesn’t absorb all your disposable in-come.”
Also, take fuel costs, insurance,maintenance and other ownership costsinto account before you buy, remember
that a good credit record is an invaluableasset and, in the event of financial diffi-culties arising, contact your bank.
“Buying a car is often the second-larg-est purchase most people make.
“Taking the time to explore the optionsavailable, doing the calculations, thentaking a decision will be time well spent,”said Stead.
of favourably low inter-est rates.
South Africanskeen to acquire theirdream car are explor-ing various finance op-tions to help them buy,whether a compact cityrunabout or a high-endperformance car, thebank said.
Glenn Stead, headof personal markets inthe vehicle and assetfinance team atStandard added: “Eventhough vehicle priceshave been rising, carshave become more af-fordable through slow-ing inflation and lowerinterest rates.
“Theresult—buyersof new and low-kilo-metres used vehicleshave become moreactive.
Stead said: “SouthAfricans have alwaysbeen aspirational carbuyers and are
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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 149 of 2014
NOTICE
BUDGET, ASSESSMENT RATES AND TARIFFS OFCHARGES 2014/2015
As required in terms of Section 16 and 24 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, ActNo. 56 of 2003 and Section 14 of the Municipal Property Rates Act, Act No. 6 of 2004, Coun-cil has adopted the Budget for the 2014/15 financial year, together with the rates randages,Rates Policy and Tariffs of Charges, which are effective from 01 July 2014.
Notice is hereby given that a resolution has been taken by the Hibiscus Coast Municipalityin terms of Section 75A of the Municipal Systems Act, Act No. 32 of 2000 and Section 14of the Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act No. 6 of 2004). The general purport of theresolution is that the Budget has been approved, rates on immovable property within the ju-risdiction of the Council have been assessed, Tariffs of Charges and Rates Policy approvedand determined for the 2014/2015 municipal year as follows:
Total Operating Income R 705,028,743
Total Operating Expenditure R 705,028,743
Rates by CategoryRates on residential property R 234,063,976Rates on commercial property R 50,232,412Rates on industrial property R 8, 400,503Rates on mining property R 115,375Rates on agricultural property R 955,536Rates on agricultural mixed use/unused farm land R 199,025Rates on institutional property R 3,477,907Rates on special purposes property R 302,936Rates on P.S.I. property R 9,176,118Rates on vacant land R 34,644,640Rates on Garages / Carports & Storage R 473,088Rates on Communal Settlements R 73,005Guest Lodge R 1,032,415
Total rates income raised R 345,146,934Total rebates, exemptions and reductions R - 33,517,234
Net income from rates R 309,629,701
1. Rates have been assessed based on property values as contained in the generalValuation Roll. In addition to the first R15, 000.00 of the valuation for residentialcategory of properties, which is impermissible in terms of the Municipal PropertyRates Act, the Hibiscus Coast Municipality has included a further reduction of R85,000.00 on improved residential properties and R50, 000.00 on vacant land in thecalculations, as per the municipality’s Rates Policy. The rate randages have beencalculated for each rating category as follows:
Residential R0,008670Commercial R0,017340Industrial R0,017340Mining R0,017340Agricultural – bona fide use R0,000867
Agricultural – mixed use/ unusedfarm land R0,002167Institutional R0,004334Special purpose R0,004334P.S.I. property R0,002167Sectional Title Garages & Carports R0.008670Vacant Land R0.017340Communal R0.000867Guest Houses Lodges R0.013055
2. In addition to the R100, 000.00 reduction on the valuation for improved residentialcategory mentioned above, pensioners receive rebates on three levels, at 75%, 50%and 25% in terms of paragraph 11(2) of the municipality’s Rates Policy read withSection 15(2) of the Municipal Property Rates Act, which will be displayed on thepublic notice boards at the various units and 100% for child headed households asper council adopted rates policy.
3. Certain category 7 Institutions and category 8 special purpose properties do qualifyfor exemption in terms of paragraph 9 of the municipality’s Rates Policy.
4. The final date for payment of 10 monthly instalments accounts of the general ratesis the last working day of each month with the last instalment due on the last work-ing day of May 2015. The final date of payment of the yearly general rates accountsis the last working day of September 2014. After the due dates interest of 10% perannum will be added, which is the bank lending rate at the date of this calculationplus 1% as per the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act No. 56 of 2003)and the Municipal Property Rates Act regulations.
5. In its endeavour to restrain the outstanding debt from escalating and to encour-age ratepayers to settle their accounts annually in full i.e. on or before 30 Septem-ber 2014 the Municipality offers to those ratepayers 4% concession on the current2014/2015 rates levied amount only (not on arrears or other services). Applicationforms are obtainable at the municipal offices in Port Shepstone (old Post Officebuilding) or Lot 1000 Newton Place, Dan Pienaar Square, Margate or the websitewww.hcm.gov.za
Council resolved to levy the rates on properties as detailed above in its meeting held onTuesday, 27 May 2014, approving the Annual Budget, Rates Policy and Tariffs of Charges2014/2015. A copy of the resolution is available for public inspection during office hours onthe notice boards of the Council at the Hibberdene, Port Shepstone, Margate, Southbroom,Port Edward and Gamalakhe Civic Offices. It is also available on the municipality’s website(www.hcm.gov.za).
This determination will come into operation on 01 July 2014.
SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGER
Local Economic Development andTourism unit and the Mayoralty andCommunication Unit
The Local Economic Development & Tourism unit and the Mayoralty & Communication Unit ofthe Ugu District Municipality together with its family of Local municipalities invites all interestedSMME’s, vendors and crafters who wish to trade during the Ugu Jazz Festival on the 28 June 2014to submit their applications to their relevant Local Municipalities through LED Offices.
Interested stakeholders should submit their applications and the requirementsare as follows:
Application forms (to be obtained from local municipalities)• SMME’s and Vendors who are on the Municipal database and also registered with CIPRO• Reside within the Ugu District and be players in the economic development of the District.• Should not be employed by the state.• Understand the Environmental Health requirements especially in food handling and have
Certificate of Acceptability.
Permitted products to be sold• Non alcoholic drinks• Food and braai meat• Sweets, Ice-cream, Cakes, Fruits etc• Clothing and crafts• Braai Services (including braai stands and equipment, coal/wood, persons responsible to braai)
SMME’s and vendors should submits applications to the following offices
Municipality Contact Person Contact DetailsUgu District Philisiwe Ndwalane-Ntaka 039 688 5813
Nonhlanhla Msomi 039 688 3579 / 073 194 2925
Hibiscus Coast Mondli Ncane 083 899 6606 / 039 688 2273
Umzumbe Sindi Mini 0716 079 990
Umdoni Phumelele Mthethwa 072 811 2837
Umuziwabantu West Gumede 039 433 1407
Vulamehlo Pinky Bhengu 076 413 8858
Ezinqoleni Sbusisiwe Dlamini/ 083 477 9899
Snenhlanhla Dlamini 039 534 1584
Application must be submitted on or before 18 June 2014 no later than 12h00 mid-day
Mr DD NaidooMunicipal Manager
HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 150 of 2014
NOTICE
NOTICE OF THE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY’S 2014/2015FINAL INTERGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN
The Municipal Systems 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000) stipulates that municipalities should makepublic all documents as required by the above mentioned Act, therefore the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality notifies all interested parties and the general public of the availability of the2014/2015 Final IDP review document. Copies of the IDP document have been placed at allMunicipal Libraries and Thusong Centers for perusal. Further, an electronic copy is alsoavailable on the Hibiscus Coast municipality’s website (www.hcm.gov.za).
All enquiries may be directed to Mrs Zanele Ndabezitha on 039 688 2028 (Tel) or via (email)[email protected]
SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGERP.O. Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240
MSIKABAWATER SUPPLY-PHASE 1CONTRACT UGU-07-1229-2013
CONSTRUCTION OF 1,5 Ml BOMELANORTH RESERVOIR
TENDER CANCELLATION
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 8(5)of the Preferential Procurement Regulations,2011 that the above-mentioned tender hasbeen cancelled.
Queries relating to the cancellation of this ten-der may be addressed to Acting Manager: MsNtokozo Mkhize of Ugu District Municipalityon Telephone N°: 039 688 5743 or Email Ad-dress: [email protected].
Ugu District MunicipalityDistrik MunisipaliteitUmasipala Wesifunda
EXTERNAL VACANCY
The Municipality seeks to appoint suitably qualified persons to the following position withinthe WATER SERVICES DEPARTMENT
GIS SPECIALISTTotal Cost to Employer: R 454 858 pa
Reporting to the General Manager: Water Services Authority, the successful candidate will beresponsible for the following, inter-alia:
• Monitoring and managing day to day GIS operations, spatial data collection and projectimplementation
• Ensuring that the GIS tool provides accurate and quality data to assist the management to makecorrect decision
• Establishing of an integrated corporate information management system• Ensuring that spatial data is easily accessible and distributed• The development of a GIS website• Establishment and maintenance of a ArcIMS GIS Website for spatial information dissemination to
the internal and external bodies• Providing GIS support to Local Municipalities• Liaising with other departments in the formulation of analysis, techniques or models in order to
perform GIS analysis on data held by GIS section in accordance with client needs• Supporting the implementation of the District Information Management System) DIMS
Requirements:• A valid Grade 12 Certificate• A valid Degree or Diploma in GIS orTown &Regional Planning, Land Surveying or Civil Engineering
from a recognized tertiary institution OR M+3 with 4 years experience in GIS• Knowledge of GIS theory, related computer hardware and software technology.• Mapping techniques, basic cartographic skills and ability to read, recognize and interpret GIS
information is essential.• Formal training in any ESRI software package.• Candidates are also expected to have 03 years experience within a GIS environment.• Ability to translate verbal and written requests into GIS outputs or digital format.• Ability to think analytically, convey knowledge to others and to think independently is essential.• Knowledge of isiZulu and English• Code 08 drivers’ licence
Benefits:• 13th Cheque• Subsidised Pension and Medical Aid Schemes• Subsidised Housing Scheme(subject to certain conditions)
GIS DATA ADMINISTRATOR X 02Total Cost to Employer: R 407 680 pa
Reporting to the Senior Manager:Water Services Authority, the successful candidate will be responsiblefor the following duties, inter-alia:
• Preparing and monitoring quality control standards and requirements of spatial and tabular datacapture, storage, and use.
• Analysing processes, developing action plans and implementing viable GIS solutions with theentire Municipality
• Monitoring, analysing and improving performance of application software.• Working with departments to improve and implement automation of tasks.• Assisting co-workers with data creation and collection including the principals and practices of
Global Positioning Systems (GPS).• Compiling data from legal documents (deeds, tiles), map files, outside developers, survey notes,
and other sources; using information to produce digital maps, plans, overlays, GIS layers andcartographic records for Municipality and other departments.
• Data capturing on DIMS, GIS Website, Assets Management and other GIS information.• Providing holistic services to internal and external customers by seeking ways to integrate
programs or services provided by other departments, sections or units, and external entities• Utilising word processing, spreadsheet, database, desktop publishing, geographical information
system (GIS), mapping, computer aided design (CAD), internet, email, or other computer programs.Ad hoc duties as may be assigned
Requirements:• A valid Grade 12 certificate• A Degree/Diploma in Geography, Survey, Civil Engineering, Town and regional Planning, Computer
Science, Management, Information Systems or closely related field• A Degree/ Diploma in GIS or Town and Regional Planning, Land Surveying or Civil Engineering.• Diploma/Certificate in any ESRI software packages• Provide a sound overall knowledge and understanding of development planning, geographic
features and GIS theory and technical skills or models.• A minimum of 1 -3 years relevant experience• Qualifications in one of the following will be an added advantage: Training in any ERSI software
package; CAD System; Basic Cartographic skills; ArcInfo; ArcMap; ArcIMS; Microsoft Office;PowerPoint; Map server; GPS Operation & Tracking software
• A valid, code EB driver’s licence• Ability to communicate in English and iSiZulu
Benefits:• 13th Cheque• Subsidised Pension and Medical Aid Schemes• Subsidised Housing Scheme(subject to certain conditions)
The Municipality seeks to appoint suitably qualified persons to the following positions withinthe TREASURY DEPARTMENT
PERSONAL ASSISTANTTO THE GENERAL MANAGER:TREASURY
Total Cost to Employer: R 329 073 pa
Reporting to the General Manager: Treasury the successful candidate will be responsible for thefollowing, inter-alia:• Executive interaction with all levels of management, councillors and employees, as well as external
stakeholders• Provide high-level support to the General Manager: Treasury in the attainment of her business
objectives and daily tasks• Prepare reports, arrange meetings, compile agendas for meetings, presentations, take minutes• Manage the diary and channel enquires to appropriate senior managers and other stakeholders• Typing of all correspondence, reports, circulars, et cetera• Manage the office of the General Manager: Treasury competently and professionally• Prepare correspondence from the General Manager’s briefings.
Requirements:• A valid Grade 12 certificate• A relevant tertiary education• At least three (03 ) years experience in Secretatiat or Administative;• Strong interpersonal and communication skills;• Computer Literacy skills.
Benefits:• 13th Cheque• Subsidised Pension and Medical Aid Schemes(subject to certain conditions)• Subsidised Housing Scheme(subject to certain conditions)• A good understanding of local government, and government, in general will be an added advantage
The canvassing of councillors and/or management in respect of this position will lead todisqualification of the applicant.
Letters of application indicating the position being applied for, together with a comprehensiveCurriculumVitae and certified copies of qualifications to be forwarded to: The Manager: Human Resources, UguDistrict Municipality, P.O. Box 33 (31 Bazley Street), PORT SHEPSTONE, 4240.
The closing date for applications will be 16h00, Friday, 27 June 2014 (If you do not hear fromus within 30 days of the closing date, regard your application as unsuccessful)
The Municipality is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and in this vein,appropriately qualifying women and disabled persons are encouraged to apply.
The Municipality reserves the right not to make an appointment
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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 154 of 2014
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL CONSENT
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis 1 (a) of the Town Planning Ordinance,1949 (Ordinance No. 7 of 1949), as amended, that it is the intention of the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality to consider an application for Special Consent for the purpose of a recreationalbuilding (indoor shooting range) in respect of Erf 49 Margate.
The property is zoned “Agriculture” in terms of the Margate Town Planning Scheme andmeasures 18789ha in extent. The subject property is located on Wavell Avenue, Margateand is currently developed with an existing sports and training facility buildings. Applica-tion has been made for the Special Consent of the Municipality for the purpose of a recrea-tional building (indoor shooting range) on the property.
A copy of the application (no. 077/14) received in terms of the above is available for inspec-tion between (07h30 and 16h00) at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo,The public with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments to the MunicipalManager for the Attention of Sithembile Ntozakhe, Town Planner, P.O Box 5, Port Shep-stone, 4240, Tel: 039-3159244, Fax 086 5297256, [email protected], by nolater than 18 July 2014.
A persons failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have the ef-fect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking any furthersteps with regard to the application.
SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGER
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UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY
TARIFF OF CHARGES 2014/2015WITH EFFECT FROM 1 JULY 2014 (EXCLUDINGVAT)
1. COUNCIL’S CHARGES FORWATER SUPPLIEDTO CONSUMERS
(a) All consumers with a private water connection will be liable for the payment of a basic costirrespective if water is supplied or not. The basic cost shall be calculated by multiplying thequota of a consumer by the amount of the basic cost.
(b) Charges for water supplied shall be calculated by multiplying the consumption of the con-sumer by the applicable tariff code, by category of consumer.
(c) The following tariff and basic costs will be implemented on all accounts submitted on or after1 July 2014 based on the quota as allocated to the meter.
CONSUMPTION CHARGE
1. Properties zoned as Special and General Residential - Category A AND E2014/2015 2013/2014
0 to 6 Kl Free Free
Consumption within allocated quota 10.19 9.66
Consumption exceeding allocated quota 18.35 17.39
2. Multi unit residential - Estates AND OTHER bulk users
Total Monthly Quota as per Service Level Agreement- Category B
2014/2015
For water consumption 7.21
For water drawn in excess of quota 18.35
3. Commercial, Industrial or other- Category C
For water consumption up to quota 10.19
For water drawn in excess of quota 20.38
4. Special Category - Category D
Basic to be determined as per Service Level Agreement
Water Consumption determined as per Service Level Agreement
BASIC CHARGE
Category A to D
(d) A monthly basic charge per kilolitre quota (or part thereof) per day which cost shall be paid atCouncil’s option by the consumer and/or legal owner of the property serviced by the meter –R130.19 (2013/2014 R123.40)Consumers residing in areas currently categorised as rural areas by the municipality willreceive a 75% rebate on the basic charge.
Category E
(e) A monthly basic charge per kilolitre quota of 0.71 kilolitres per day, which cost shall be paidat Council’s option by the consumers residing in areas currently categorised as sub-economicby the municipality– R87.60 (2013/2014 R87.60)
(f) Water and Sanitation Basic Charges- other
Category Adjusted billing to
Schools One Basic per meter + Charge per Kilolitre
Religious institutions & non profit organisations One Basic per meter + Charge per Kilolitre
Industrial Calculated Quota
Category F Indigent
2. COUNCIL’S CHARGE FOR A NEWWATER AND SANITATION CONNECTION
2.1WATER
SIZE 2014/2015 2013/2014 %
Increase
15 mm [Other] 2,500.00 3825.60 -34.65%
20 mm 4,528.59 4292.51 5.50%
25 mm 5,872.90 5566.73 5.50%
40 mm 9,186.07 8707.18 5.50%
LARGER SIZES
SIZE DEPOSIT
REQUIRED
50mm Cost plus 10% 11,473.75 5.50%
75mm Cost plus 10% 12,681.52 5.50%
100mm Cost plus 10% 13,889.28 5.50%
50mm combination Cost plus 10% 15,097.05 5.50%
2.2 SANITATION
SIZE 2014/2015 2013/2014 %Increase
110mm standard 1 593.41 1 510.35 5.50%connection, 6m from theboundary of the property
to be connected160mm Standard 2 049.59 1 942.74 5.50%
connection 6m from theboundary of the property
to be connectedOTHERTYPES OF SANITATION CONNECTIONS
SIZE 2014/2015 DEPOSIT REQUIRED110mm under gravel, Cost plus 10% Equivalent to 160mm
situated more than 6m standard connectionfrom boundary of the
property to be connected160mm under gravel, Cost plus 10% Equivalent to 160mm
situated more than 6m standard connectionfrom boundary of the
property to be connected110mm under tarmac Cost plus 10% Equivalent to 160mm
road, situated more than standard connection6m from boundary of theproperty to be connected
160mm under tarmac Cost plus 10% Equivalent to 160mmroad, situated more than standard connection6m from boundary of theproperty to be connected
3. COUNCIL’S CHARGES FOR MISCELLANEOUS SERVICESSERVICE 2014/2015 2013/2014 %
Increase1. Testing water meters 15 mm and 20 mm 1,027.63 974.06 5.50%2. Reconnection/Requested Disconnection of supply 216.88 205.58 5.50%3. Reconnection of supply outside working hours 945.87 896.56 5.50%4. Restriction (Credit control) 222.15 210.57 5.50%5. Disconnection (Credit control) 518.36 491.34 5.50%6. Special meter readings 740.50 701.90 5.50%7. Inspection of leaks in terms of Section 23(c) 988.42 936.90 5.50%8. Any other service 5.50%9. For water drawn from an unmetered point of 755.32 715.95 5.50%
supply per hour or part thereof10. For water drawn from a hydrant standpipe 10.19/kl 9.66/kl 5.50%11. Availability charge per fire hydrant standpipe 78.05 per month 73.99 per month 5.50%
per fire hydrant per fire hydrant12. Water supplied by tanker less/equal to 6kl 1,068.17 1,012.49 5.50%13. Plan approval fee 235.00 222.75 5.50%14. Water & Sanitation Inspection Fee per visit 478.27 453.34 5.50%15. Pre Plan Approval Administration Fee 190.24 180.33 5.50%16. Clearance Certificates 247.00 234.13 5.50%17. Drainage Certificate Fee 194.22 184.10 5.50%18. Application in terms of New Planning Act 2,415.52 2,289.60 5.50%19. Town Planning Applications 235.00 222.75 5.50%
4. WATER AVAILABILITY CHARGE for the year 2014/2015 raised in terms of Section 10G(7)of the Local Government Transitional Act, and the regulations framed in terms of Section 47of the Ordinance 27/63, the Council levy a uniform WATER RATE as set out hereunder, on allland subject to such rate, within local authority areas and townships within the defined areasof the former Lower South Coast and Umzinto Regional Water Services Corporations, for thefinancial year ending 30 June 2015:
A UNIFORM CHARGE OF R 1,562.28 (2013/2014 R 1,524.72) PERYEAR PER RATED LOTIRRESPECTIVE OF AREA
The final date for payment of such charge shall be 30 NOVEMBER 2014.
5. COUNCIL’S CHARGES FOR SANITATION SERVICES
2014/2015 2013/2014 %INCREASE
(DECREASE)5.1 Waterborne Sanitation ( All Areas)
ResidentialBasic Charge (per unit / per property) 269.16 269.16 0.00%Charge per kilolitre (water consumption) 3.17 3.00 5.50%Conservancy with a Main line facility toPay 2x basic fee 538.30 538.30 0.00%
Industrial/ CommercialBasic Charge (per quota) 269.16 269.16 5.50%Charge per kilolitre 3.17 3.00 5.50%For any sewage effluent delivered to the 23.80 22.56 5.50%sewerage works for processing, per kilolitreor part thereof
5.3 Conservancy Tank Clearances (All Ugu)ResidentialBasic Charge (per unit/ per property) 269.16 269.16 5.50%Charge per kilolitre(water consumption) 3.17 3.00 5.50%
SINGLE RESIDENTIAL UNITS• FIRST LOAD 100% OF APPROVED TARIFF - 330.83 313.59 5.50%• SECOND LOAD 70% OF APPROVED TARIFF- 201.14 190.66 5.50%THIRD LOAD AND MORE 50% OF APPROVED 143.68 136.19 5.50%ON CONDITION THAT THERE IS A SPLIT OFGREY AND BLACK WATERAs approved by a municipal inspector
2014/2015 2013/2014 %INCREASE
(DECREASE)Industrial/CommercialBasic Charge(per quota) 269.16 269.16 5.50%Charge per kilolitre 3.17 3.00 5.50%Conservancy tank customers will receive oneload per month included in the basic chargetariff
5.4 Adhoc Vacuum tanker services (All Ugu) 451.46 427.93 5.50%For each draw requested
5.5 Removal of conservancy tank effluent: -
For the removal of conservancy effluent perload or part thereof after normal office hours 1,871.85 1,774.27 5.50%(Monday to Friday).
An applicant for the supply of a conservancyservice shall pay a deposit equivalent to therand value of the number of estimated additionalmonthly draws anticipated.
5.6 1) Conservancy tank additional draws areperformed on a cash basis, unless there is aconsumer account reflecting an appropriatedeposit.2) Conservancy tank draws shall be performedwithin 48 hours of request and/or confirmationof receipt of monies.3) It is the responsibility of the personrequesting a draw to get a reference numberfor follow-up queries.
5.7 Septic Tank Charge:Umdoni Municipality- Per Draw 1,189.80 1,127.78 5.50%Provided:i) The septic tank must be located andexposed by the owner.ii) The effluent in the septic tank must be liquefied by the owner.iii) The septic tank must be accessible forremoval.This service is performed on a cash basisonly.
5.8 Leachate Removal Charge:Umdoni Municipality- Per Draw 200.54 190.09 5.50%
6. Tariff of charges for GIS Copies of Maps – all prices excl vat
Size Colour Copy Back andWhite Standard photoCopy Copy
AO 241.55 120.77 -A1 181.16 90.58 -A2 120.77 60.38 -A3 71.78 36.22 6.03A4 60.38 30.19 2.41Electronic Soft copy on CD 60.38 - -Images (per MB) 52.75
7. Proposed new capital Contributions for the 2014/2015
SANITATIONCOST PER QUOTA
INTERNAL NETWORKOUTFALL SEWER/PUMPING MAIN R 7884.00WASTEWATER TREATMENTWORKS R 7489.80TOTAL R 15 373.80ONE QUOTA = 1000 LITERS
WATER COST PER QUOTA
NETWORKDAM R 2299.50SUPPLY PIPELINE R 2089.26PUMPSATION R 2969.64RESERVOIR R 2233.80WATER PURIFICATIONWORKS R 2759.40TOTAL R 12 351.60ONE QUOTA = 1000 LITERS
CONTRIBUTIONSSANITATION
WATER QUOTA QUOTARESIDENTIAL 1
SUB ECONOMIC (250 TO 400) 0.25 0.20LOW (401 TO 700M2) 0.60 0.50MIDDLE (701 TO 900 M2) 0.80 0.65HIGH (901 TO 2000) 1.00 1.00GRANNY FLAT 0.80 0.65
RESIDENTIAL 2 AND 3LOW (30 TO 60 M2) 0.60 0.50MIDDLE (61 TO 200 M2) 0.80 0.65HIGH (201 TO 500) 1.00 1.00
RESIDENTIAL 4 (HIGH RISE) 1.00 1.00LOW (30 TO 50 M2) 0.45 0.40MIDDLE( 51 TO 80 M2) 0.60 0.50HIGH (81 TO 200 M2) 0.75 0.70
OFFICE /100M2 0.40 0.40SHOPS/100M2 0.40 0.40
WATER QUOTA SANITATION QUOTACLINIC/BED 0.25 0.25
RETIREMENTVILLAGE/PERSONFRAIL CARE/PERSON 0.25 0.25BEDSITTER/PERSON 0.25 0.25UNITS/UNIT 0.50 0.50
OSTELS/PUPIL 0.15 0.15CRECHE/PUPIL 0.02 0.02SCHOOLS/PUPIL 0.02 0.02HOSPITAL/BED 0.25 0.25RESTAURANT/SEAT 0.09 0.09WAREHOUSE(EXCL. OFFICE )/100 M2 0.20 0.20INDUSTRIAL(EXCL.OFFICE) /100M2 0.40 0.40CARAVAN PARK/SITE 0.60 0.5CONFERENCE CENTRE/SEAT 0.09 0.09GOLF ESTATE /HECTARE 5.00 0.00SERVICE STATION/WORKSHOP/100M2 0.40 0.40B&B AND GUESTHOUSE/LODGE/ROOM 0.60 0.50HOTEL/ROOM 0.60 0.60CHURCH/RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS 1.00 1.00HALLS AND CLUB HOUSES 1.00 1.00
8. INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT CHARGES
The charges payable by the owner or occupier, as the case may be, of the manufacturing premisesfor the use of the Council’s sewers in respect of the discharge and conveyance therein of trade efflu-ent from the manufacturing premises, including the use of the Council’s sewage purification worksfor purification of the trade effluent, shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of thisby-law. Accounts will be rendered as soon as possible after each period of six months ending on31st December, or 30th June of each year and shall apply to such periods.Where during any suchsix monthly period there has been a change of ownership or occupancy necessitating an apportion-ment of the amount due to the Council, the Council will apportion the amount between the partiesconcerned in a manner proportionate to the quantity of trade effluent discharged during the relevantrespective periods of ownership or occupancy. Nothing herein shall be construed as preventing theCouncil from submitting accounts on a monthly basis should such practice be considered moreexpedient by the Council.
The General Manager: Water Services may base the trade effluent charge as described in para-graph (p) section (a), on the highest COD of one, or more samples collected from the trade effluentsampling point.
The charge to be levied by the General Manager: Water Services in respect to trade effluent dis-charged into its sewers from manufacturing premises shall be assessed in accordance with thefollowing formula: -
R = A + ((COD/1000) x B)
WHERE
R is the rate in cents per kilolitre due to the Council.
A is the basic carriage tariff expressed in cents perkilolitre, determined annually in advance by theCouncil. The value of A is R5.03 (5.50%).
B is the basic treatment tariff expressed in cents perkilogram of COD, determined annually in advanceby the Council. The value of B is 0.474 (5.50%).
COD is the chemical oxygen demand value expressedin milligram of COD per litre of effluent recorded insnap samples of effluent collected as and whendeemed fit by the General Manager:WaterServices.
The charges payable by the owner or occupier will also include any other charges as may be ap-plicable.
A copy of the methods of chemical analysis and testing procedures used to determine the COD forthe purpose of calculating the charge equation described above shall be kept available by the Gen-eral Manager: Water Services for inspection by the owner or occupier of any premises concerned.The method of chemical analysis will in all respects follow the STANDARDMETHODS FORWATERANALYSES published by the SOUTH AFRICAN BUREAU OF STANDARDS being SABS METHOD1048 – CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND OFWATER.
In the absence of any direct measurement, the quality of trade effluent discharged into the Council’ssewers from any particular manufacturing premises during any period shall be estimated and deter-mined by the General Manager:Water Services by reference to the quantity of water consumed onsuch premises during such period. The quantity of water consumed on such premises shall be de-termined by reference to the Council’s water meters in the case of water obtained from the Counciland by meter or by calculation in the case of water obtained from any other source, including wateremerging from material processed on the premises. In determining the quantity of trade effluentso discharged, due allowance shall be made for the quality of water which it is estimated is usedfor domestic purposes including gardening on such premises or any other purpose not resulting inthe discharge of trade effluent and for water lost be reaction or evaporation during any processeson the manufacturing premises concerned and for water present in the final products or materialsproduced on such premises and, generally, the District Municipality shall take into considerationsuch matters as will enable it to estimate for the purpose of the by-laws the quantity of trade effluentdischarged as aforesaid during any given period.
Industries linked to water borne sewer will be liable for the sanitation basic fee and charges perkilolitre as per charges set, over and above the industrial effluent charge, based on the calculatedquota.
9. ACCEPTANCE OF SEWAGE DELIVERED BY ROAD HAULAGEDescription 2014/2015 2013/2014
R RThe charges for any sewage delivered for disposal to any Council facilitiesshall be assessed by an authorised officer in accordance with theprescribed tariff of charges:(a) Disposal of trade effluent from within the Council’s area of jurisdictiondelivered by private road tanker to Council facilities
Per tanker load 523.04 495.77(b) Disposal of trade effluent from without the Council’s area of jurisdictiondelivered by private road tanker to Council facilities
Per tanker load 938.40 889.48(c) Disposal of domestic effluent from within or without the Council’s areaof jurisdiction to Council facilities(i) delivered by private road tanker per kilolitre, measured as the nominalcarrying capacity, of the tanker 156.40 148.25(ii) delivered by private road haulage in drums per drum of capacity notexceeding 150 litres 31.28 29.65
14. PROMOTION OF ACCESSTO INFORMATION ACT (PAIA) SCHEDULE OF FEES
(Act No. 2 of 2000)[Regulation 6]
A request for access to a record, as contemplated in Section 18(1) of the Act, must be made in theform of Form A – PAIA REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO RECORD.
1. FEE STRUCTURE
Fees chargeable for the records of Ugu District Municipality;
A. REPRODUCTION FEES1. For every photocopy of an A4 Size page or part thereof R0.732. For every printed copy of an A4 size page or part thereof held on a computer in
electronic or machine readable form R0.523. For a copy in a computer readable form on;3.1 Compact Disc (CD) R48.093.2 Digital Video Disk (DVD) R48.094.4.1 For transcription of visual images for an A4 size page or part thereof R26.454.2 For a copy of visual images R76.135.5.1 For a transcription of an audio record, for an A4 size page or part thereof R15.225.2 For a copy of an audio record R20.446. The request fee payable by every requested, other than a personal requestor
referred to in section 22(1) of the Act R42.07B. ACCESS FEES
Access fees payable by a requester referred to in section 22(7) of the Act,unless exempted under section 22(8) of the Act
1. For every photocopy of an A4 Size page or part thereof R0.732. For every printed copy of an A4 size page or part thereof held on a computer in
electronic or machine readable form R0.523. For a copy in a computer readable form on;3.1 Compact Disc (CD) R48.093.2 Digital Video Disk (DVD) R48.094.4.1 For transcription of visual images for an A4 size page or part thereof R26.454.2 For a copy of visual images R72.125.5.1 For a transcription of an audio record, for an A4 size page or part thereof R14.425.2 For a copy of an audio record R20.446. To search for the record for disclosure, excluding the first hour, reasonably
required time for such a search. R18.03 per houror part of an hour
COUNCIL’S TARIFF OF CHARGES FOR ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS LICENCE PROCESSING(a) All activities listed in terms of section 21 of the NEM-Air Quality Management Act (Act no. 39 of2004) and Section 6 of Ugu District Municipality Air Quality Management by-law will be subject to thepayment of an AEL processing fee.
(b) The cost shall be calculated by using the AEL processing fee calculator which is prescribed byUgu District Municipality with due consideration given to a myriad of factors.
(c) The fee shall be implemented on all AEL applications submitted to the Air Quality Officer (AQO)for scrutiny and approval.
AEL FEE BANDSAPPLICATION BANDS BAND SIZE FEE SCHEDULE (R)/YEARBand 1 0 13 4, 220Band 2 14 21 10, 550Band 3 22 40 16, 880Band 4 41 60 23,210Band 5 61 80 63,300Band 6 81 100 84,400
10. TARIFFS FOR INSTALLATION OF BASETELECOMMUNICATION STATIONSThe MONTHLY tariffs for the new installation and the renewal of existing leases of base telecommuni-cation stations on municipal property shall be as per the below mentioned tariff of charges:
- R5,013.95 on property with an existing structure.Tower erected on Municipal land (a Greenfield site)
- R2,506.97 for Co-Locators (Sub-leases)Billed to the main lessee, applicable to new leases signed or renewed after 1 July 2012
- R1, 002.79 for antennae’s with no base stationsDependant on technical criteria, frequency emissions and site size being no greater than 5m2
It should be noted that for a single installation, a lease agreement will be entered into with one serviceprovider. In the event of co-use of telecommunications masts by cellular network providers, the primaryservice provider with whom the municipality entered into lease agreement will be responsible for theaccount.
11. Offences and PenaltiesAny offences and/or penalties raised by the municipality shall be affected as per Part 7 (General Provi-sions), clause 34, of the Gazetted Water Services Bylaws, as adopted in terms of Section 21 of theWater Services Act, Act No. 108 of 1997.
12. WATERBORNE SANITATION SPECIAL LEVYA special levy would be introduced in the areas which will benefit from the waterborne sewer develop-ment programme. However the sub-economic areas would be exempt from this levy.
13. SPORTFIELDS AND MULTI – COURTSTARIFFS 2014/2015
SERVICE 2014/2015 2013/2014 %R R INCREASE
1 SOCCER FIELDS1.1 Ad Hoc Daily Charges - Sporting Events
(Per field or part thereof).1.1.1 Hire by clubs, associations, schools,welfare organisations and Religious OrganisationsIf a gate levy or event fee is charged then the hirefee will be either 15% of gross gate levy or the tariff,whichever is the greater. PER GAME
- FIELD A 569.36 539.68 5.50%- FIELD B 394.70 374.12 5.50%
1.1.2 Hire by Professional clubs :(i) Soccer Match - FIELD A 2,095.79 1986.53 5.50%
- FIELD B 1,746.48 1655.43 5.50%
1.1.3 Hire by Professional Clubs for training sessionsonly (Per day or part thereof).one day prior to the day of the match - FIELD B only
1.2 Hire Flood Lights - Per hour or part thereof 392.59 374.12 5.50%1.2.1 Schools and amateur clubs - FIELD A (100 lux) 93.15 88.29 5.50%
- FIELD B (100 lux) 93.15 88.29 5.50%1.2.2 Practice - MAIN FIELD (200 lux) 163.00 154.50 5.50%
- FIELD B (200 lux) 163.00 154.50 5.50%1.2.3 Event - MAIN FIELD (500 lux) 628.73 595.95 5.50%
1.3 Corporate Events - Daily Charges- FIELD A 5,309.33 5,032.54 5.50%- FIELD B 4,512.83 4,277.56 5.50%
Flood Lights - as per hourly charge item 1.2
2 MULTI-COURT CHARGESNetball, Volleyball, Basketball, Korfball, Other
2.1 DAILY CHARGES per Courtper session to a maximum of 4 hours, 82.29 78.00 5.50%Thereafter per hour or part thereof. 13.38 12.68 5.50%
2.2 MONTHLY CHARGES per courtper court, applicable to clubs, schools, & associations. 177.56 168.30 5.50%
2.3 HIRE FLOOD LIGHTS - Per hour or part thereof2.3.1 Schools and Amateur clubs 129.24 122.50 5.50%2.3.2 Commercial users 192.12 182.10 5.50%
3 OTHERDAILY CHARGES3.1 Use of ablutions/ changeroomsfor sporting and other events taking place outsidethe facility (per change room unit) 430.80 408.34 5.50%
3.2 CLUB HOUSE
(i) Hire of functions room only, not connected withan event at the stadium, per 4 hour or part thereof. 139.71 132.43 5.50%(ii) V.I.P. Lounge - Per hour per room. 261.97 248.31 5.50%
3.3 Driving schools - Driver training in the parkingarea- per month 273.61 259.35 5.50%
4 INDOOR CENTRE4.1 Balls, Dances, Discotheques, Banquets,Exhibitions, Concerts, Shows, Competitions,Conferences, Promotions, Pageants, Funerals,Memorial Services, Isikhumbuzo.
(i) Per hour or thereof (min 4 hours hire), - weekdays 139.71 132.43 5.50%weekends 349.29 331.08 5.50%
(ii) 50% for setting up/breaking down per hour
4.2 Weddings,Thanksgiving, Birthdays,Graduation Ceremonies, Engagements, Umemulo(i)Per hour or part thereof (min 4 hours hire) 349.29 331.08 5.50%(ii) 50% for setting up/breaking down per hour
4.3 Religious Services, Inkonzo yePhasika,School entertainment and functions
(i)Per hour or part thereof (min 4 hours hire) 116.44 110.37 5.50%(ii)50% for setting up/breaking down per hour
4.4 Public assemblies, Lectures, Meetings, SeminarsandWorkshops(i) Per hour or part thereof (min 4 hours hire) 407.51 386.27 5.50%(ii)50% for setting up/breaking down per hour
4.5 Sport, Recreation and Cultural practices, competitionsand tournaments incl. music, drama and dance
(i) For once off events and tournamentsper hour or part thereof (min 4 hours hire) . 291.09 275.91 5.50%
(ii) Club/Association/Federation training and coaching,per hour or part thereof (min 4 hours hire) 174.64 165.54 5.50%(iii)50% for setting up / breaking down per hour.
5 ADDITIONAL CHARGES:(i) SecurityWhen security is required in the case of high risk, events such as large crowds, school functions,parties and disco techs, amongst others, the department will arrange security for the protectionof the council asset at the expense of the hirer, giving due notification.
(ii) Fireman, Medical and Disaster Management attendanceFor the attendance of a Fireman, Medical and Disaster Management on duty at the facility, as
required by law. Such charges are payable in terms of the General By-laws
(iii) Equipment and AccessoriesAny equipment or accessories required will be charge separately.
(iv) Portable SeatingPortable seating for utilisation off site will be charged at R0.63 perseat per day excluding cost to move and replace post event. sqThe hirer will also be responsible for insurance of seats and damages sq
(v) DepositAll Club House and Indoor Centre bookings shall be charged a deposit of R1,500 which shallbe paid 3 days before the event to secure the booking. The deposit is refundable in 14 days and
shall be directly deposited in the hirer’s account upon claim.
(vi) Third Party ClaimsCouncil reserves the right to claim for damages to 3rd party property from the hirer should such
claims be directly linked to the event.
(vii)Rebate onTariffOnly upon authorisation by the Municipal Manager shall a tariff rebate be considered in respectof sports fields, Multi-courts, and the Indoor Centre tariff of charges.
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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 152 of 2014
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL CONSENT
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67 bis 1 (a) of the Town Planning Ordinance,1949 (Ordinance No. 7 of 1949), as amended, that it is the intention of the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality to consider an application for Special Consent to relax the front building linealong the western boundary from 7.62m to 3.9m to erect a garage and the front building lineabutting the southern boundary from 7.62m to 0.96m allowing for additions and alterationsto the existing single family dwelling on Erf 943 Uvongo.
The property is zoned “Special Residential 1” in terms of the Margate Town PlanningScheme and measures 1433m2 in extent. The subject property is located along SalmonRoad, Uvongo and is currently developed with an existing family dwelling. Application hasbeen made for the Special Consent of the Municipality to relax the front building line alongthe western boundary from 7.62m to 3.9m to erect a garage and the front building line abut-ting the southern boundary from 7.62m to 0.96m allowing for additions and alterations tothe existing single family dwelling on the property.
A copy of the application (no. 066/14) received in terms of the above is available for inspec-tion between (07h30 and 16h00) at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo,The public with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments to the MunicipalManager for the Attention of Sithembile Ntozakhe, Town Planner, P.O Box 5, Port Shep-stone, 4240, Tel: 039-3159244, Fax 086 5297256, [email protected], by nolater than 18 July 2014.
A persons failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have the ef-fect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking any furthersteps with regard to the application.
SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGERP.O. Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240
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DEFENDANTSALE NOTICE
The following propertywill be sold in executionto the highest bidderon FRIDAY the 27THday of JUNE 2014at 10H00am at THESHERIFF’SS T O R E R O O M ,OCEAN ECHO CEN-TRE (OPP. POST OF-FICE), PARK RYNIE,namely: ERF 16 SAIC-COR, REGISTRATIONDIVISION ET, PROV-INCE OF KWAZULU/NATAL, IN EXTENT929 (NINE HUNDREDAND TWENTY NINE)SQUARE METRES,HELD BY DEED OFTRANSFER NO.T58251/08. The prop-erty is improved,without anything war-ranted by: DWELLINGUNDER BRICK ANDTILE CONSISTINGOF: 3X BEDROOMS,LOUNGE, DINING-ROOM, KITCHEN, 2XBATHROOMS, 2X GA-RAGES, 2X SERVANTROOMS, 1X BTH/SH/WC, WALLING, PAV-ING. Physical addressis 9 FRUILLI STREET,SAICCOR VILLAGE,UMKOMAAS, KWA-ZULU-NATAL. Thematerial terms are 10%deposit, balance pay-able on transfer, guar-antees within 14 daysof sale.
Take further notethat: 1.) This sale is asale in execution pur-suant to a judgementobtained in the abovecourt. 2.) The Rules ofthis auction is available24 hours before theauction at the office ofthe Sheriff for Umzinto,67 Williamson Street,Scottburgh. 3.) Regis-tration as a buyer is aprerequisite subject toconditions, inter alia:a) Directive of the Con-sumer Protection Act68 of 2008. (URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id= 99961). b) Ficalegislation i.r.o . proofof identity and addressparticulars. c) Paymentof a registration Feeof R1 000.00 in cash.d) Registration condi-tions. The office of theSheriff for Umzinto willconduct the sale withauctioneer J J Mat-thews (Sheriff). Adver-tising costs at currentpublication rates andsale costs according toCourt rules, apply.A.T. KITCHINGGEYSER DU TO ITLOUW & KITCHINGINC7 GREATHEAD LANEPINETOWNTEL:031-7020331/2FAX:031-7020010(Ref: ATK/JM/T2795)EMAIL: [email protected]/O KINGS COURI-ERS/MESSENGERKINGSUITE 801, 8THFLOORESPLANADE GA-RAGE127 MARGARET MN-CADI AVENUEDURBAN
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to advertise call us on 039 682 1010 Top line-up forUgu festivalpre-party>> Countdown for the festival will start with theIndigenous Music Festival at Mpisane sports field
THEorganisersofthe2014UguJazzFes-tival pre-party have confirmed thataward-winningrapperIfaniwillbepart
of the line-up.Theeventtakesplaceon27JuneattheMar-
burg sports groundsandwill start at 6pmandcontinue until the next morning.
Ifani,whomadeanameforhimselfwithhisuniquestyleofrapping inXhosa,signedadealwith event organisers Cyassound Holdings.
Expected performers include Uhuru, BigNUZ, Sosha, Professor and Deejays Euphon-ick, Happy Girl, and Afrotainment’s Tira.
Tickets available at Computicket and
Shoprite stores nationwide, from R150.The countdown for the festival will start
withtheIndigenousMusicFestivalatMpisanesports field on 14 June.
To sweeten the deal the Ugu Jazz Festivaland Amstel will host a Bon Voyage AmstelPicnic on29 Juneat StMichael’s beachwheredeejays Black Coffee, Vinny Da Vinci andChristos, among others, will spin the decks.
Patronsmustbeonthe lookout for thefesti-valpromotionteamwhoaretouringKwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape to promote theevent.
— Supplied
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAIFani will rock at the Ugu Jazz Festival.
GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]
ON 16 June Gamalakhe youths will celebrateYouth Day at Zibambeleni Old Age Day CareCentre by empowering each other as bornfrees and future leaders on 16 June.
Non-government organisations involvedin organising this event are IzingqalabuthoDevelopment Organisation, the GamalakheYouth Investment and Ideological Trust.
The president of Izingqalabutho Develop-ment Organisation Vala Zama said one of thequestions they will be asking is if what theyouth of 1976 fought for has been achieved.
Zamasaidthatonthedayyouthsfromvari-ous schools will present their research find-ings and empower each other.
“Wehave invited youths from local schoolsto comepreparedandwe inviteall youngpeo-ple toparticipate inandaroundGamalakhe tojoin us.
“The eventwill start at 10amat theZibam-
beleni Old Age Centre near Gamalakhe Com-munity Health Centre.
Peoplecancallmeon0767159804 foranyinquiries,” said Zama.
PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAIzingqalabutho Development Organisationpresident Vala Zama invites the youth tothe June 16 Youth Day event at the Zibam-bele Old Age Day Care Centre in Gamalakhe.
Youth invited tocelebrate
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KZN Winter Air Tour flies southTHEKwaZulu-Natal Winter Air
Tour lands in Margate onSaturday 14 June amid much
excitement.Hibiscus Coast Municipality
mayor Cynthia Mqwebu said thatonce again they are delighted to hostthe Margate leg of the series.
“This spectacle, which showcasesthe aviation industry, has in the pastbeen well received. The air show notonly exposes young minds to thewonderful opportunities that exist inaviation, but also serves to promoteour broader objective of social inte-gration of communities around com-
mon interests.“Asaneconomicstimulant,weare
also pleased that the show continuesto afford local businesses an oppor-tunity to grow.”
Dr Clive Coetzee, generalmanager at infrastructure manage-ment and economic services at theKZN Provincial Treasury said: “Weare excited about the show and hope
to see thousands of people flock toMargate.”
JustinMackory, CEO of Ugu SouthCoast Tourism is equally optimistic.
“When events of this nature takeplace on the greater South Coast, theeconomicbenefits for the communityat large are evident, boosting busi-nesses and entrepreneurs from allwalks of life.
“This is integral to the growth andoverall health of the South Coast. Inaddition, it reminds people that theSouth Coast has so much to offergiven its footprint into the hinterlandand overall diversity plus, with thewarm winter weather.
“Wecantrulysaywearea365-daydestination. We look forward to wel-coming visitors to our piece of
paradise, and implore them to lingerlonger and explore a little more ofwhat the South Coast has to offer.Wewouldalso like toextendourcongrat-ulationstotheteamatKZNWinterAirTour and thank Margate Airport,CemAir and stakeholders formakingthis a reality.”
The air show, which opens at10amwithanopeningparade, is freeandoffersdisplaysofaerobatics, jets,choppers and parachute drops.
The show will wrap up by 4pm. Adevelopment programme will takeplace before the show to introducepupils to the world of aviation.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDExpect to seespectacular aero-batics at theMargate leg ofthe KZN WinterAir Tour.
>> ‘The air show not only exposes young minds to the opportunitiesthat exist in aviation in general, but also serves to promote our broaderobjective of social integration of communities around common interests’
Paddling for sharks
ST Michaels beach hosted theSouth Coast leg of the Paddle Outfor Sharks conservation initia-
tive, whichwas also held in 12 venuesinthecountryandaroundtheworldonWorld Oceans Day on Sunday.
ThePaddleOut forSharkswascon-ceptualised as a memorial event forsharksastheyfacebeingdecimatedbyoverfishing and culling.
Amongattendantsoftheeventwastop surfer Heather Clark.
“The concept of thePaddleOuthar-nessesaspiritualelementofsurfercul-turethatcommemoratesfallensurfers- communitymembers including surf-ers, free divers, scuba divers, paddleskiers, fishermen, conservationistsand scientists, paddle out in memory
of sharks to bring attention to theglobal phenomenon of the plight ofsharks”, reads the event’s media re-lease.
Theother events tookplace inCapeTown, Gansbaai, Hermanus, MosselBay, Knysa, Port Elizabeth, PortAlfred, East London, Port St Johns,Aliwal Shoal, Durban, Queensland inAustralia and also Ponta de Ouro inMozambique.
Organiser Siobhan McCreesh re-ported that the participants voicedconcernsaboutsharkculling,andsaidthe methods used are outdated, un-necessary and cruel.
“There is a significant sentiment in2014 for the responsibility we have ascustodians of this planet, to initiate
change, and that action needs to takeplace at a community level,” saidMcCreesh.
Another organiser, AmandaBarratt said she was moved by thegrowthinsupportfortheannualevent.
“This is an indication that we needto channel the different narratives ofthose who engage with sharks, andlisten towhat they have to say. It is im-perative that while scientists are hardat work trying to affect legislation, it iscommunitieswhoneedtotakeastand.
“While we may not be engaged inscientificactivity,wecanmakeapoliti-cal statement by standing together incommunities, challenging commonperceptions of sharks and informingothers." — Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDTop South African surfer Heather Clark at St Michaels beach for the Paddling Out For Sharks event.
THE French Open has come and gone.The two finals were magnificent, withMaria Sharapova (as I predicted twoweeks ago) beating Simona Halep inthree sets 6-4, 6-7, 6-4. Rafael Nadalcame from a set down to beat NovakDjokovic 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 in a crackingcontest with two brilliant opponentsplaying fantastic tennis.
Nadal has set a new record in beingthe first player to win five titles in a rowat Roland Garros – this is his ninthFrench and 14th Grand Slam title intotal.
On Thursday night, the SoccerWorld Cup kicks off with hosts BraziltakingonCroatia.Duetothegamesbe-ing played in Brazil and with the timedifferences, most of the games areplayed really late SA time.
The opening game is at 10pm.Thereafter,allgamesinthegroupstag-es are played at 6pm, 9pm, midnightand 3am SA time. Good games towatch should be England and Italy aswell as Portugal and Germany. My topfour teams for the tournament are
Brazil, Spain, Argentina and Portugal.On the international rugby scene,
England nearly pulled off a shockagainst New Zealand. After trailing formost of the game, and being tied at 15all after 75 minutes, the All Blacksscored an unconverted try to eventual-ly scrape in 20-15 at home.
Australia destroyed France 50-23 ina one-sided affair. SA looked very ordi-nary in the first half against a World 15,but came to life in the second half andended up good value in winning 47-13.Argentina were at home to Ireland, butfound the visitors too strong in the endin going down 17-29. The U.S. were nomatch for Scotland and lost 6-24.
This Saturday sees New Zealandtaking on England again, this time atDunedin at 9:35am. I foresee a betterperformance from the All Blacks andexpect them to win by at least 10points.
At midday, Australia again take onFrance, this time in Melbourne. TheAussies will win, but by a narrower mar-gin than last week.
The Springboks play Wales in Dur-ban at 5:05pm, and will have to playfor the entire 80 minutes if they are towin. I predict a home win by eight ormore points. Argentina again take onIreland, this time at Tucuman, Argenti-na. The visitors will again win in a physi-cal encounter, but only by about fivepoints. Scotland travel to Toronto totake on the Canadians and should winby 10 or more points.
On the racing scene, there is an up-and-coming star in the form of Act OfWar, a 2 yo colt from the Cape. He isgoing to be fantastic over 1400-1600m. Two horses that should winnext time they run are Do Be Snappyand Shingle Beach, in Maiden Platesover 1400-1600m in the Cape.
Happy punting.
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Umtentweni resident Justin Maisch took part in theDurban Surf Carnival at New Pier on Durban's Gold-en Mile last weekend. This multidisciplined three-day surfing event, which is in its 12th year and thirdyear in Durban, drew great crowds who enjoyed thewarm sun, beautiful sea and exciting surf action.
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THE Hibiscus Coast Municipality is pre-paring to host the 2014 Cell C South AfricanWomen’s Golf Open at San Lameer CountryClub from 16 to 19 October.
Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu said the munici-pality is delighted that the Cell C SouthAfrican Women’s Open is returning to theseshores.
“The tournament has brought not onlypositive reviews from the players and organ-isers, but has helped put our municipalityfirmly on the international stage.
“We are confident that this year’s tour-nament will bring with it even more oppor-tunities and excitement on and off thefield,” she said.
As the hosts, the San Lameer CountryClub has embarked on extensive renova-tions of the clubhouse as part of the Cell CSouth African Women’s Open’s vision tokeep improving the golf infrastructure onthe Hibiscus South Coast.
“It’s an honour to host such a historictournament and be part of the resurgenceof women’s professional golf in South Afri-ca. This is an exciting time for the women’sgame, and we consider it a major coup tobe the home of the flagship event,” said PinePienaar, managing director of San LameerEstate. Ugu South Coast Tourism’s CEO Jus-tin Mackrory said: “We look forward to wel-
comingthesededicatedprofessionalstoourpiece of paradise. The greater South Coasthas 11 golf courses which have continued toattract golfing enthusiasts and profession-als over the years.”
Lee Anne-Pace will be out to add the CellC South African Women’s Open to her grow-ing list of achievements since she won theLadies European Tour in 2013.
PHOTO: ROGAN WARDLee-Anne Pace practices ahead of the South African Women's Open Golf tour-nament from 16 to 19 October at San Lameer Country Club.
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THE South Coast Warriors found them-selves at the top of the log after handingout a thorough 31-3 beating to the
Ballito Dolphins in Durban on Saturday.In a match that saw several senior team
regulars being rested to give junior players achance to prove themselves, the Warriorscruised comfortably to score four tries whichalso earned them a bonus point.
Team coach Christo Henderson said it hasbeen the team’s goal this season to put in extrawork to achieve good results.
“Our forwards dominated every aspect inthefrontandwehadsomegreatscrums,maulsand line-outs.
“The backs’ defence was solid and we hada great attack, whichmade scoring those trieslook easy,” said Henderson.
ThematchwasplayedattheKingsParkout-er fields.
PHOTO: ANDRE KOEKEMOERSouth Coast Warriors’ Chris Mitchell (on theground) with James Fourie (with scrum cap)assisting.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Port Shepstone Country Club’s women’s golf team played against Umkomaas in South-broom on Sunday. In the photo are pairings of Debi Stewart (league captain) and ZellieGreyling, Cilla Lindsay and Jenny Hulley, Sue van den Berg and Beryl Olden. They cameback with two wins and one draw.
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