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PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNAMrs V. Brooks making her markin Port Shepstone.

IEC official, Sashen Govender scans Jessie Naidoo's ID book atMarburg Secondary School.

Ellema Naidoo waits for herturn to vote.

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AFTER weeks of vigorous prepa-rations, Independent ElectoralCommission (IEC) area manager

for UguDistrict, Simphiwe Yeni, said the2014 National and Provincial Electionsproceeded according to plan.

A total of 118 voting stations in thedistrict opened at 7am on Wednesdayfor locals to exercise their democraticright to vote.

“I received a phone call at 5:12amfrom police officers at Margate sayingthat people were already there queuingto vote. That’s how eager people were,”he said.

He added that while driving past avoting station at about 4:30am in Um-zumbe, a group of people had alreadygathered outside.

“I was amazed at how much interestthe people of this district have shown.”

He did say, however, that he was dis-appointed at the number of people, par-ticularly youngsters, who visited manyof the IEC offices in the district twoweeks prior to the elections to ask ifthey could still register to vote.

“This is something we asSouthAfri-cans must work towards for the 2016local government elections. Wemust allencourage and persuade youngsters toregister to vote.”

He said there was a strong policepresence at voting stations and thatofficials were asked to keep a close eyeon any unwarranted behaviour.

There were reports of ANC support-ers toy-toying in Jesus Location, Bhob-hoyi, but no acts of violence were re-ported.

At the Port Shepstone Civic Centrepolling station, voting got off to a slowstart in the morning but picked up paceas excited voters arrived to make theirmark. The mood was upbeat and jovialas some voters chatted outside aftercasting their ballots.

IEC officials at the station said noserious incidents had been reportedby midday.

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GINISILE NDOVELABY the time the pollingstations opened at 7am atBhobhoyi, Phansiphansiand KwaNgwabe, IEC offi­cials were already standingby to assist the multitudesof expected voters.

Casting her vote for thefifth time in Bhobhoyi wasGogo Thokozile Ntuli (82),who said: “I voted for aparty that I believe will pro­vide water into my house.

“My problem is that I amold and I can’t fetch waterfar away from the commu­nal tap. I voted for a partythat will provide free educa­tion for our grandchildrenand take care of orphans,”said Gogo Ntuli.

Her friend, Arosia Ndelu,said she voted for a partythat she believes will pro­vide houses to the peopleand water closer to thepeople.

“Right now, we do nothave houses at Bhobhoyiand we have no water inour houses,” said Ndelu.

Bantubakubo Ngobesesaid he woke up early tovote for a party he believeswill change his life andthat of young people.

“I voted to see changeand I want to see decenthouses being built at ourhomes. We also need li­braries in Bhobhoyi for theyouth to learn. We have nojobs. We sit at homes sowe need jobs,” he said.

IEC presiding officer forPhansiphansi voting sta­tion, Thembisile Mhlongo,said it was all systems gofor the fair and free elec­tions and she foresaw noproblems. She said turnoutwas pleasing.

Voting foressentialservices‘This is why I voted’

>> Voting at MarburgSecondary got off to a slowand peaceful start yesterday.IEC officials were friendlyand assisted those who hadany questions regarding theprocess and those whoneeded directions to thecorrect voting station.CANDYCE KRISHNA spoke totwo local voters …

“BUILDING a strong foundationfor children starts at a young age.I have spoken to my pupils aboutvoting. I want them to grow upknowing that when their timecomes, they must vote and beheard.”

She added that if a person didnot vote, then they did not have aright to complain.

“If you want to see changeand if youwantabetterSouthAfri-ca, you have to vote.”

PHOTO: CANDYCE KRISHNAVaneshree Moodley cast her vote at Marburg Secondary.

PHOTO: CANDYCE KRISHNAPila Peaceman Juqula votes for the first time at Marburg Secondary.

Vaneshree MoodleyVaneshree Moodley, a local primary school teacher, said one of the

reasons she voted was to set an example to the children in her class.

“I DID not register to vote in theprevious election and I regret it. Imade it my priority to register forthis election,” he said.

Juqula said that after studyingquantity surveying at the DurbanUniversity of Technology, he bat-tled to get a job.

“I also battled financially whilestudying and I would like to seegovernment providing more bur-sariesforpeoplewhowanttostudy.Somanypeople havethepotential,but not everybody has themoney.”

He added that he is now em-ployed but would also like to seemorejobcreation. “My friends arestill battling to get a job. I’m gladI finally have a permanent job so Ican help my brother who is nowstudying.”

Pila Peaceman Juqula

23­year­old Marburg resident, Pila Peaceman Juqula voted for the firsttime this year.

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AN elderly man and twochildren, who were in a vehi­cle when it plummeted intoa river, escaped with minorinjuries.

The accident took placenear the infamous “SuicideBend” in South Port onThursday at about 7.30pm.

According to a police re­port, the driver may havelost control, causing the ve­hicle to drive through thebridge’s railings.

“The driver, an elderlymale, and two small chil­dren sustained slight injuries.An accident report wasopened at Southport policestation,” said police spokes­person Lieutenant­ColonelZandra Wiid.

A bystander said the oc­cupants of the vehicle were“very lucky to be alive”.

Suicide Bend gained itsname because of the manyaccidents and lives lostthere over the years.

The Department ofTransport erected signageand placed rumble strips atthe approach to the bend afew years ago, but motor­ists say the 80km­zonestill poses a danger.

‘Suicide Bend’ accident

AFRICA Bike Week got offto a tragic start when threeaccidents involving bikersoccurred on Thursday andFriday last week.

According to Netcarespokesperson, Chris Botha, a

35­year­old woman sus­tained serious injuries afterher motorbike and a mini­bus taxi collided head­on,on Marine Drive on Thursday.She was travelling to Mar­gate at the time of the acci­dent.

On Friday morning, amale motorbiker collidedwith a bakkie near Izotshaat about 3.30am.

“Both were stabilised onthe scene by paramedicsand were then transportedto hospital,” said Botha.

Several other accidentsinvolving motor bikes werereported around the prov­ince and other parts of thecountry as an estimated 85000 people came to theSouth Coast for the event.

Police opened inquestdockets into the local acci­dents and investigationscontinue.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe crumpled remains ofthe motorcycle involvedin an accident in Izotsha

Bleak start to bike week

ELEVEN people have been arrested forpossession of drugs in several stop­and­search operations by Warrant OfficerPatrick Gosling, Constable Travis Dick­ens and Constable Lee Frost since lastWednesday afternoon.

The operations were carried out inthe Port Shepstone taxi rank and Mur­chison areas.

The total weight of the confiscateddagga is 334 grams.

A 29­year­old suspect was also ar­rested for being in possession of threestraws of heroin in Murchison and an­other man, aged 37, for being in posses­sion of a mandrax tablet.

The officers also arrested threemales aged 18, 19 and 21, who are beingsought for cases of theft out of motorvehicles and house breaking in the PortShepstone area. The suspects will ap­pear in court soon for these cases. Inves­tigations are continuing. — Supplied.

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A UVONGO car guard was allegedly as­saulted by patrons at a Marine Drivepub on Sunday night.

Residents from nearby who hearda commotion took to Facebook to dis­cuss what had happened.

Reports said there was a brawlwhich was followed by gunshots, how­ever police dispute this.

Margate police spokesperson, captainGerald Mfeka confirmed that a fight didindeed occur between a patron of thepub and a car guard.

The guard, Vusi Mjwara (25), said tobe under the influence of alcohol, wasassaulted and was bleeding profuselywhen police responded.

“The victim was taken to hospitalfor treatment. Nobody knows why theargument broke out but I can confirmthat there were no shots fired,” he said.

Nobody has been charged.

Uvongo carguard assaulted

CANDYCE KRISHNA

A MARGATE po-liceman wasstabbed in the

chest after a brawlwith a patron at atavern in Nositha Lo-cation on Saturdaynight.

Warrant OfficerGoodson Stanely Mb-hele (47) was off-dutyat the time. He diedat the scene.

Police spokesper-son, Captain GeraldMfeka, said details asto what transpiredwere still speculativeand that investiga-tions were continuing.

“Two people weretaken in for question-ing and released. Theperpetrator is still atlarge and police are

working tirelessly tofind the suspect,” saidMfeka.

Mbhele had justcelebrated 20 years ofservice with the SAPSon April 8.

He worked in vari-ous departments overthe years, includingcrime prevention, be-fore becoming a de-tective.

Brigadier MorrisMoodley, who attend-ed the scene withMargate SAPS man-agement, said col-leagues were deeplysaddened by the de-tective’s death. “It is asad time for us. Weoffer our condolencesto his family,” saidMoodley. Mbhele issurvived by a wifeand 13 children.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGoodson Stanley Mbhele (47) was killed ina tavern brawl on Saturday night.

Local officer dies in tavern stabbing

This is where Roy Dibley from theAntiqueWarehouse, a Cape Town based company can help.He offers a free no obligation home visit service to view, value, appraise, and even buy your hidden treasures.

We will be in the East London area from Friday 7thuntil the 14th September 2012 for free home visits.

Are you sitting on a pot of gold?

Its an old saying that we all wish wastrue. But it is likely that you do haveitems in your home that are rare,valuable, or collectable and you justdon’t know, or are unsure of their val-ue, and you don’t know an expert toask. This is where Roy Dibley from theAntiqueWarehouse, a Cape Town basedcompany can help. He offers a free noobligation home visit service to view,value, appraise, and even buy yourhidden treasures. Roy tells us he is in-terested in the old and unusual itemsas well as the more obvious such asJewellery, Watches, Medals, old Coins,Silver and Gold in any form or condi-tion. Roy says he loves to go throughGranddads old chest or Granny’s jew-ellery box. I have found the most valu-able things in the strangest of places.Like gold chains in the children’sdress up closet, and war medals in the

bottom of great aunt’s sewing box. Andlets face it we all have things sitting indrawers, boxes and safes that we don’tknow what to do with. The children don’twant it, is another thing Roy often hears,what do they want old candle sticks andsilver trays for, and what would they dowith uncle Bob’s old war memorabiliathey did not even know him. Wouldn’tyou be better off getting paid for it. Royhas an eye that has been trained to spotrarities, be it an old watch, a medal or avase. And with over 30 years experiencehe knows what he is talking about. Soif you have items you are unsure aboutor things you know about and wantthem valued or sold give Roy a call. Hewill be in your area for the next week.Nothing is too small or too much. Andlet’s face it in this economy we would alllike the cash for the pot of gold we mightbe sitting on.

We will be in the KZN South Coast area from8th to 16th May 2014 for free home visits.

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PROVINCIAL community coordinator forAfriforum, Chris Fourie, has called for thedisbandment of Ugu District Municipali­ty because of its “failure to supply waterto residents” and for becoming “chroni­

cally ineffective”. This comes after theSouth Coast region experienced waterinterruptions that started in Februaryand worsened after several months,leading to a “Stop Ugu” campaign beinglaunched in Ramsgate, along with a web­site.

Fourie said residents of the SouthCoast have in the past few years wit­nessed a “drastic deterioration” in servicedelivery.

“During the past month, Ugu failedto supply water to our tourism areasand upon request was unable or unwillingto inform residents when repairs were tobe completed”.

According to Fourie, these events haveplaced Ugu in the chronically inept cate­gory and their failure to deal with theproblem has left AfriForum with no alter­native but to institute action.

Ugu District municipal manager,

Dhanpalan Naidoo, said that the munici­pality is aware of Afriforum’s initiative toseek support for disbandment.

“Whilst the Constitution grants citi­zens the freedom to engage in such civicliberties, such a call must be based onfactual information.

“We will unashamedly declare thatwe have challenges with water provisionwherein our demand far exceeds our sup­ply. This coupled with our ageing infra­

structure magnifies our challenges.“We have to provide water to areas

not reticulated before and still upgradeinfrastructure to deal with increased de­mand in existing supply areas,” saidNaidoo.

He said that he believes that, notwithstanding their challenges, Ugu Dis­trict Municipality is meeting its constitu­tional mandate of providing access to po­table water for local citizens.

Afriforum launches campaign to disband Ugu

Bringing film to the coast>> South Coast Tourism brings KZN film commission CEO to area for recce along our shores

In its endeavours to minimaliseseasonality surges and see con-sistent and increased foot traffic

and spend to the paradise of the ZuluKingdom, Ugu South Coast Tourismrecently invited the KwaZulu-NatalFilm Commission’s (KZNFC) CEOCarol Coetzee for a sightseeing tourand a brainstorming session.

Themandate of the newly formedKZN Film Commission,a public enti-ty based in Durban, is to source andsecure film and television produc-tions both nationally and interna-tionallyasawaytoincreaseeconomicdevelopment in the province.

This includes commercials, docu-mentaries,stills, televisionseriesandfeature films as well as any form ofaudio visual content that the worldis consuming to be filmed in the di-verse offerings of KZN.

“This is one of the most excitingchallenges I have taken up to date.Having worked as head for the KZN

Department of Economic Develop-ment for over five years, I feel thatwe are ready to take on this chal-lenge.Weunderstandwhat it takes toattract investment into a destinationand the film sector is an untappedgem.

“After extensive research, ourstrategy is geared to meet global de-mands.Webelieve this isanexcellentbeginning of great things to come,”said Coetzee.

Ugu South Coast Tourism’s CEO,Justin Mackrory said he is equallypositive about the way forward.

“For a long timenow I havewant-ed toput film tourism as akeydriverinto changing the face of seasonalityin the greater South Coast area.

“Asadestination,wehavesomuchon offer, so much so that already thefirst lead generated through the FilmCommission is looking very promis-inginthatwecouldbehostingamulti-million rand television production,”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAt the Africa Bike Week in Margate over the weekend are (from left): Justin Mackrory, CEO South Coast Tourism,Carol Coetzee, CEO KZN Film Commission and Nikki Tilley, Marketing and Events Specialist, South Coast Tourism.

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Event organiserand one of the exhibi-tors, Diane Erasmus,said this was the lastexhibition before theshop relocates as aresult of alterationsplanned for the mall.

Titled “Wishfulthinking,” the exhibi-tion displayed worksby Izidro Duarte, RobWareing, Marke Mey-er, Anton Benzon, Di-ane Erasmus, KeithErasmus, Everett Du-arte and FrancesSchandera-Duarte.

Diane said the eventwas a success and anumber of sales weremade. “We would liketo thank everyone forthe support we havereceived over theyears,” said Diane.

Gallery 4 has beenat the South Coast mallfor the past five yearsand Diane said theyhoped to relocate toRamsgate.Frances Schandera­Duarte with her work.

PHOTOS: VUSI MTHALANEThe artists exhibiting their work at Gallery 4 are, from left: Rob Wareing, Marke Meyer, Frances Schandera­Duarte, Izidro Duarte, Anton Benzon, Diane Erasmus, Keith Er­asmus and Everett Duarte.

Diane Erasmus with her painting titled ‘Early morning light Ramsgate.’

UGU District Municipalityhas apologised to affectedresidents of Gamalakhe whoexperienced water disrup-tions during the past week.

Ugu Spokesperson SiphoKhuzwayo said this was dueto water restrictions by for-eign objects which causedblockages.

“The more serious chal-lenges which caused waterdisruptions to certain areaswas the location of a faultyvalve and a damaged meterwhich were immediatelyfixed.

“Additional teams weredispatched to the area to as-sist. It is hoped that once an

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He pointed out that thenon-functionality of certainsystems for various reasonsis also causing water disrup-tions and therefore interven-tions have to be made to bal-ance these systems. “All thesesystems are receiving atten-tion and it is hoped that thesolutions being implementedwill bring long term relief.We

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He added that they furtherplace on record their thanksto all communities and stake-holders for their assistanceover the holidays in helpingto limit and contain the im-pact of water disruptions.

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How KZN’s ‘big cable’syndicate crew was nabbed

‘Operation Nuclear’ has slowed theft of Eskom and Transnet cables to a trickle, reports ROWAN PHILP …

ON a cloudless night, a singlelightning flash lights up theskies of Hibberdene.

A moment after a man yanks ona long rope connected to a boltcutter dangling four metres abovethe railway line; the 11 000 voltsof the green flamemelts the soil be-tween the sleepers into a kind of clay.

Waiting for the cable to cool, hedoesn’t know that two private inves-tigators and a Hawks task team areparked in the darkness nearby.

Tall, scarred and looking olderthan his 38 years, the Mozambicanman shoots pool to unwind andprefers Johnny Walker and ChivasRegal. When women call him on hiscellphone tomake a date - andmanydo-heresponds“justcallmeMillion”.At the heist, he phones his driver tocollect his loaders and drop them atthe scene to bundle the copper.

There are roughly 10 similar“lightning” flashes every night inKwaZulu-Natal, no matter theweather, as copper syndicates shortout power lines at municipal sub-stations and road-side power lines.

However, that single flash inHibberdene in November signalledthe end of a major syndicate and acrippling 20 month phenomenon inKZN - the theft of “big cable”.

An ex-colonel with the SAPS, JanWolmarans - head of cable theft for aCombined Private Investigations,which tackles copper syndicates forEskom and Transnet - had been tail-ing Million since his team tried tostrip the overhead cables from Ash-burton the night before the bust.

At massive personal risk, twoundercover Hawks officers infiltrat-

ed the crew and had built up a casewhich now includes racketeeringcharges. Wolmarans says theft ofthe big 88 000 volt Eskom lines andthe 11 000 volt Transnet lines “basi-cally didn’t exist” in KZN until Mil-lion and the rest of his syndicatemoved from Mpumalanga in March

2012. For the next 20 months, theparastatalssuffered“tensofmillions”in losses as overhead cables werestripped twice each week, from Est-court down to Hibberdene, and up toRichards Bay.

Last year alone, CPI recorded 86crime scenes in KZN, in which over-

head cables owned by Eskom orTransnet were cut - “and in everycase, trains were delayed or thepower was out”.

Wolmarans says a joint CPI/Hawks project, called Operation Nu-clear, took down the big cable syndi-cate in two dramatic busts: one in

September 2012, and one in No-vember last year, with 32 membersnow on trial.

He said that while Telkom, Prasa,municipalities and the mines are in-creasingly plundered in KZN, thetheft of Eskom and Transnet over-head cable has since reduced to atrickle.

On that night of the Hibberdeneflash, Million and his seven col-leagues bundled 680 kg ofcable intotwo bakkies, and - heading for theirbuyer, northofDurban -droveout in-to a trap.

Hawks detectives, dog unit offic-ers, and tactical response policejoinedWolmarans and his colleague,Nico Smith, as they blocked the cop-per crew at a robot. Million boltedon foot.

“That Million ran 20 kilometresfrom us,barefoot,neverstopping-anincredible feat of fitness,” said Wol-marans.

He said the blitz on KZN’s over-head cables began when four cablethieves escaped from the Hazeyviewpolicestation inMpumalangainearly2012. He said the escapees and theirHighveld gang fled to Durban, andsplit into two crews, triggeringmonths of mayhem.

But Daveyton appears to be thenational headquarters for coppersyndicates.

One expert told The Fever thatsuspects had reported an organisedcriminal “training school” there,where cutters were taught how tosafely short-out live lines.

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Knowing the syndicate is based atDurban’s beachfront, theinvestigators look for a muddybakkie with a GP number plate –and spot one which has red “Ferrari”racing stickers - another clue. Theyfollow the vehicle to PMB.

In PMB, they secretly watchas the bakkie’s owner,know as “Stupid Ferrari”,orders strong suspensionfor his vehicle – strongenough to handle half a tonof stolen copper.

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PORT Shepstone Regional Hospital held itsWelness Day last week to promote internalhealth and wellness.

Staffparticipatedinvariousphysicalactivi-tieswhich included a4kmwalk,aerobics,soc-cer and netball.

Hospital public relations officer PhumzaMorai said the turnout was good and theyalso had the opportunity to screen for diabe-tes, blood pressure, cholesterol and HIV.

Muntu Gumede was declared the winnerof the wellness competition which startedin January.“Gumedewon the prize forhavingattendedall the wellness programmes of thehospital from January to April 2014.

“She walked away with two tickets to thelakeElandGameReserveZip-Lineslide.Otherparticipantsalso receivedgoodie bags to takehome,” said Morai.

“Wehope thiswill strengthen the relation-ship between staff and improve health andwellness of Port Shepstone Regional Hospitalemployees.”

Morai thanked everyone who participatedand made the event a success.

PHOTO: PHUMZA MORAIAt the prize­giving session at Port ShepstoneRegional Hospital Wellness Day are Taholsia­mah (left) and Vigie Moodley.

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BREAKING: in amove called“dumb and incredibly dan-gerous”, members of the

South African government whosit in executive positions havetaken a unanimous vote to “tellthe truth at all costs”.

The decision allegedly materi-alised after an international bil-lionaire funder – who will remainanonymous until some random12-year-old hacks official emails –is said to have pledged $1 millionfor each“truth”told in parliamentand at public rallies and confer-ences.

The move comes after the bil-lionaire allegedly had the revela-tion while beating his headagainst a brick wall at the out-

come of South Africa’s recent na-tional election.

Such was the enthusiasm ofthenation’spublic servants to “getinvolved and make a difference”through “Truthgate” that for thefirst time in its recorded history,all representatives stayed awakeduring the latest parliamentarysitting to vote. This included an85-year-old political veteran whowas allegedly in a coma for thepast 20 years.

Speaking after the voting ses-sion, one official told the floor:“Comrades, I am happy with theoutcome of the Truthgate vote be-cause it grates my biscuit to sithere and lie about having a mas-ter’s degree in politics. I am just afailed chef with a KFC fetish.

“Also, Iamsickof calling every-one comrade; it’s very 1994.”

A second official then took tothe floor and stated: “Fellowcountrymen andwomen, I am ex-cited at the potential upliftmentthat can be achieved throughTruthgate.

“Finally I have a chance to tellconstituents that an overflowingsewage pipe alongside a crèche isnot a health hazard – it is an op-

portunity for the community topull together and shovel the sh*tthemselves. The sh*t can then beused as a nice compost on thecommunity vegetable garden thatwe may build in 2016.

“In the interim, the shovelledsh*t can be placed next to theroundabout and slide as a littleclimbing mountain for kiddies.”

Speaking from uMhlanga aftertaking her vote via Skype duringa botox party, one official told theFever: “The potential ramifica-tions of Truthgate are enormousand heartening.

“With Truthgate comes the op-portunity to finally meet our mil-lennium development goals – theones that have been slightlytweaked for our area.

“Truthgate finally gives me theopportunity to satisfy my Messiahcomplex and to emulate Oprahby canvassing among the middleandworkingclasses. I now feelnoshame in donning my latex glovesso I can give sales assistants anddomestic workers a pat on theirgrubby clothing.

“In fact, I can nowunashamed-ly utilise public funds to book afive-star retreat and take poten-tial future school-girl voters fromthe street there in order to givethem free manicures and pedi-cures.

“Looking good while you aregetting educated can go a longway in building a girl-child’s pros-pects; this way she can marryrich and will hopefully never haveto think independently again.Youget one, I get one,we all get freemanis and pedis,” she hollered.

UPDATE: The billionaire funderhas since clarified that he will bepaying those partaking in Truth-gate in the Zimbabwean dollar, adefunct currency. People inter-viewed for this article have sincedenied any knowledge of Truth-gate or the above statements.

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WE’VE seen politicians come outin their numbers in the past fewweeksas they try towoothosewhoare still “undecided” on votes.

Now, it all boils down to theSouth African public who, hope-fully,made their way to the pollingstation to cast their votes.

The Fever has received manyletters from councillors who areeither asking for more jobs, slat-ing the “cheappoliticking”of oth-

er parties and even those whowant to share their “brilliant ef-forts” made in the past four years.

We’ve also received invitationsto many political events aroundthe province.

With the price of petrol comingdown this week, the number ofkeys that havebeenhanded tonewhome owners and food parcels,many South Africans hope thatelectionswould take place annual-

ly. We’ve also had the privilege ofmeeting residents who spokeabout casting their vote for the firsttime in 1994.

They shared their joyous sto-ries describing the moment theyfelt they were a part of South Afri-ca’s history when they made theirmark. After a spate of public holi-days,many locals havebeen soak-ing up the last few rays of thesummer sun as they took time to

enjoy their time off at the beach.Some were totally unaware thatelections were days away. Wewould like to hear about your vot-ing experience. Share yourthoughts with the Fever. Send usyour photos, stories and even“selfies” before or after you’vemade your mark. E-mail vu-si.mthalane@feveronline.co.za.We also wish all mothers a veryhappy Mother’s Day this Sunday.

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I WOULD like to praise the staff ofthe Ugu Health Department for tak­ing time out of their busy schedule tosee me. They came all the way tovisit me in my home and listened tomy problems.

I asked if we could have flu pills,multi­vitamins and vitamin C at theclinic.

They told me that the nationalgovernment decides what medicinewe get at the clinic and all clinicsthroughout the country get the samemedicine.

I requested that we get a psychol­ogist at the local clinics like othermunicipalities have.

They told me they do not havebudget for it. I do not believe this, con­

sidering all I’ve read in the newspaperabout Ugu’s mismanagement offunds, but I did not argue becauseIknowthese particularstaffarenotthedecision makers in this regard.

I complained about the psychia­trist at Port Shepstone Regional Hos­pital and they said they’ll talk to him.They told me that they want to hearpeople’s complaints and feedback.

I relayed my thanks to the govern­ment for providing my chronic medi­cation at the clinic each month.

It’s made a huge difference to mylife and has allowed me to live a nor­mal life.

I just want to give praise where it’sdue.

Shellique Carby

Praise for Ugu Health

FREEDOM Day has come andgone, so has Workers’ Day andthe national elections.

For some thesedayshaveush-ered in some “winds of change;”while in others the rain wouldhave brought in “tears of joy”and for many the sunshinewould have been the“rays ofhope.”

Whilst celebrating our secretjoys, let’s spare a thought for thealmost six million young and ea-ger-for-jobs South Africans, whohaveeitherbecomevictimsof oureducation systemor the lack of it.

The State is guilty of tardinessin creating jobs and the unfairlegislation of Affirmative Action.

Let us spare a second thoughtfor victims of our country’s back-breaker – the strikes.

The 13-week-old platinummine strike has cost the industryalmost R15 billion and the work-ers almost three months’ pay.

The unions and their bosses,whohave really lost nothinghere,are demanding a basic wage of

R12 500 permonth, which themines cannot afford. In the faceof this affront from the unions,the mines have taken their offerdirectly to the workers.

The unions are not happyabout this, but workers haverights too. They have the right tosell their labour to anyone theyplease and many have repliedvia sms that they wish to return.

Forthesepeople,Workers’Daywould have been a gloomy day.

What a goldenopportunity forthe government of the day to stepin as honest broker and helpmin-ers, workers and unions reach acompromise - honest, being theoperative word.

So while we may enjoy thesedays, spare a thought for the job-less and another for the damagethese extended weekends are do-ing to our economy. And spare athought for our children who gowithout lessons because schoolshave closed for entire weeks.

J.R.Port Shepstone

Think about the jobless

I AM glad that this Bike Week and thenoise it brought with it is over.

What I’ll bet on not happening isa flurry of letters from residents com-plaining about the noise, as happensevery time we host our own events inpublic areas in Margate and at thebeach, even during daytime.

I know well that those complaintswon’t be coming because of doublestandards and that some sections ofour population still consider them-

selves better than others.I live in Margate and the whole

weekend my family and I were keptawake by the sound of thousands ofmotor bikes driving up and down mystreet. It was only on Sunday that Icould finally get a peaceful sleep.

My sister, who lives in Umtentweni,experienced the same problem as bik-ers were driving up and down herstreet at all hours of night and day.

These double standards and une-

qual treatment greatly influenced myvote because I know that should apartylike the DA win the election, it wouldmean a reversal back to apartheid.

I’m very happy that the ANC isgoing to win these elections and whatshould be done now is to make surethat we all treat each other as equals.

Those who whinge unnecessarilyshould know that they have no choicebut to integrate.

Thabo Magagula

Why don’t you whinge about Bike Week too?BIKERS! A word which some ofthe so-called locals prefer to be aswear word and others, like my-self, appreciate.

Although I am living ona semi-permanent base in the HibiscusCoast region, there aremany rea-sons why I enjoy the bikers’ com-pany.

In the first place, I am over 65and can’t afford one of these ex-pensive luxuries.The second rea-

son is the financial boost to theHibiscus Coast region, which weallneed.Then there is thededica-tion which went into all thesebikes and the spotless displaywhich bikers as well as “non-bik-ers” can enjoy.

As a photographer I havenev-er missed-out on this event inthe past six years and hope thereare more to come.

Tom Prins

Bikers ride through town duringAfrica Bike Week in Margate.PHOTO: ROBERT MCKENZIE KZN EMS

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“They’re safer at the SPCA becauseMargate is so busy. I also book themin for New Year’s Eve,” she said.

Percy made the Mugg and Beanhis home about eight years ago whileSupercat was a kitten when he wasfound in Margate three years ago.

Walther, who is a waitress at Lar-ry’s restaurant on Margate beach,takes care of the cats at night whileshe’s at work.

Percy spends his day at the MuggandBean, also onMargate beachfrontand then runs across the road to Lar-ry’s when Walther begins her shift.

“Everybody in Margate knowsPercy and Supercat. Everybody lovesthem,” she said.

Walther provides food not only forthese two cats but 30 others that livein the Shoprite parking lot and eightmore that live near a salon.

“People are amazed at how theyrespond to me when I feed them,” shesaid.

The female cats have all beenspayed, except for one which Walthersays she’s trying very hard to catch.

“It’s the responsible thing to do.We don’t want more cats on thestreets that are going to suffer. Thereare others who also take care of feralcats and we try our best to get them

spayed.”Supercat got his name from some-

one on Facebook because of the v-shaped design under his neck.

“I asked people on a Facebookgroup for a name. Someone suggestedSupercat because the pattern on hisfur was similar to Superman.”

PHOTO: CANDYCE KRISHNALynne Harley, public relations officer for SPCA with Supercat, and ColeenWalther with Percy.

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Have you got photosof a recent eventthat took place inyour community?

THE Road AccidentFund (RAF) Durbanoffice will host anopen day on Mon­day to assist thepublic with RAF re­lated issues.

It will also intro­duce its local Hos­pital Service Centre.

Come and meetRAF staff membersat Port ShepstoneRegional Hospital,11 Bazley Streetfrom 9.30am to3pm.

Bring your ID ordriver’s licence withfor enquiries. Formore information,call 039 682 7499or contact the callcentre on 0860 2355 23.

Call Alcoholics Anonymous0861 435 722 or 031 301 4959

AlcoholicsAnonymous

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NEWS

13SHELLY Beach SterKinekor isinviting the public to be part ofthe premiere screening of the“Legends of Oz” on Thursday 22May at 7:30pm to raise fundsfor animal shelters.

The movie is an animatedstory about a young girl whosehometown is devastated in atornado. She then journeys to atroubled, magical land whereshe helps unite its people

against the evil Jester who hastaken over. To take part in theevent, the public is asked tomake a donation of items suchas tin/dry pet food, blankets,toys, treats, and anything elsethat a homeless animal in ashelter would need.

Tickets are limited andneed to be pre­booked. For in­formation, contact Claudia:Claudia@panorama.co.za

The Legendsof Oz animat­

ed movie forthe wholefamily will

premiere atShelly BeachSter­Kinekoron Thursday

22 MayPHOTO:

SUPPLIED

Movie premiere goes to dogs

Openday forRAF inSheppie

Minion freeafter rehab>> ‘Cantankerous’ seal sets sights on home

AFTER sevenmonths inrehab,Minion, a youngSubantarctic fur seal,

returned to the ocean just be-fore sunrise on Friday.

He arrived at uShaka SeaWorld on 28 September lastyear in a severely compro-mised condition after beingfound stranded on the beachat Port Edward.

Unfortunately, he had sus-tained injuries to his flipperand lower back, possibly theresult of a shark bite, butafter a few days in the care ofthe uShaka rehabilitationstaff, he started eating welland it was clear that he had astrong will to survive.

His progress was slow butsteady and it took sevenmonths before he was fitenough for release.

For the first few monthshe did little other than lie onthe side of the pool, perkingup only at feeding times.

As he grew stronger hespent more and more time inthe water and by January2014 he was spending the

better half of the day swim-ming, grooming, andstrengthening his back mus-cleswhich had suffered trau-ma of unknown origin.

Minion was not an affec-tionate seal and could bequite cantankerous if he didnot receive the response hehoped for, from his care giv-ers.

His great passion was eat-ing and when the cooler boxemptied after a healthy mealhe was vocally unforgivingand took a while to settledown again.

He was dearly loved bythe staff who were in awe ofhis tenacious spirit and theydedicated hundreds of hourscaring for this little championuntil finally the day arrivedwhen the uShaka’s residentveterinarian gave him the allclear for release.

uShaka SeaWorld is a longway from Minion’s homewhich we imagine would bein the region of Marion andPrince Edward Islands andhe needed to be released as

close tohisfeedinggroundsaspossible.

In preparation for releasehe was flown to Bayworld inPort Elizabeth where he wasfitted with a Telonics satellitetag before heading out to seain a rubber duck.

Minion was released 15nautical miles from Cape Re-ceife and about 12 nauticalmiles from closest shore.

Once the door of his cratewas opened he went straightto the sea without hesitation.

He initially seemed tohead towards land but thencurved south towards thecontinental shelf which is ex-actly what was hoped hewould do.

uShaka will receive dailyreports and keep track ofMinion’s movements over thenext year.

This data and the datatransmitted by other seals in-cluding Selso the elephantseal,whowere fittedwith sat-ellite tags, is being monitoredand managed by oceans andcoasts.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMinion, who was rescued in Port Edward last year, was released back into the ocean last week.

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SELOKHU ngamazi umnganewami, uNyikinyibhoxo umfokaNdosi, bengiqala ukumbona

ethukuthele ngalendlela yokuthiabamlamulile ethi uqeda umfundisingepayipi engingazi ukuthi ubelith-athephi, bamane basho ngaphandlekokunanaza ukuthi kukhulu okum-casulile.

Sicela wena mfundi ukuthi emvakokufunda loludaba, usitshele uku-thi bekuyinto engelutho yini ecasuleuNdosi, noma yinto ebingakucasulanawe. Okuphawulekile nje kum-fundisi wabantu obesegxiza igaziemlonyeni sekuqaqeke nokhololoamahloni esedlalangaye,ngamazwiathi: “Bengithi ngiyazincokolela njenoNdosingingaziukuthikantisengi-yona.”

Amadoda ebandla abeseduze ku-sukaisidumoabelokhuethi: “Kodwakwake kwancokolwa ngomfaziwomuntu kanje? Uphahlukile njekwaphela.”

Uma esho lamadoda athi um-fundisi uyilahle ngokuncokola ngo-kuma kahle komkaNdosi wathi:“Cha wakhetha Ndosi, imanzi emekahle kanje!” Akabonakalanga uku-thi unyamalale nini uNdosi. Ubon-akale esedonsa umfundisi ngogesiwempama kwalandela isibhakelaesidabule udebe nolimi, anele ange-naphakathikwaboamadodaelamu-la, wathi qalaqala egcekeni, wathinya, wabuya engasadle nkobe za-muntuephefumulelaphezuluephet-he ipayipi elokhu ethi: “Umkami!,umkami!, uthi umfaz’wami unjani?Bhlati shidi man!”

Kungenzeka ukuthi incekuyeNkosi ibizincokolela ngempela,kodwa yagawula ingakalanga.Lokhu kuyisexwayiso kulabo aba-khonze ukuncokola. Sengathi ku-fanele umuntu aqikelele ngaphambikokuncokola. Kusemqoka ukuthiaqaleabhekeukuthiuncokolakanja-ni,nobani,ninikunokuthiamanean-cokole nje noma yikanjani. Kufanancamashi nokuwela umgwaqo un-galibhekanga irobhothi bese kwen-zeka isiphihli sengozi engase idlulenemiphefumulo. Basuke bengahhe-mi laba abake bathi kungcono uku-thula abantu bangakwazi ukuthiucabangani, kunokuthi uvule isitoloesingezansi kwekhala bese beqalaukukungabaza. Naye uNyikinyib-hoxo lo, wake wathi: “Njengobakuthiwa izinto zoniwa ngomlomozilungiswengomlomo,kungconoka-biukuthulangobaakukho luthooku-zodigeka ukulungise, uzitholeusunenkinga uma usuhluleka uku-kulungisa.” Le sihloko sokuncokolanokuphahluka bengihlele ukubhalangaso emasontweni ezayo, kodwanginele ngezwa ngokunhlanhlathakukaMnuzVisvinReddyongusihlalowe-ANC eChatsworth eningizimuyeTheku,ngasenginqumaukubhalangaso namahlanje. Cishe abaningisebeyazi ukuthi lo nkabi obuye ach-azwe ngamanye amaNdiya akubonjengonontandakubukwanomaith-atha, kubikweukuthi ubhale kwi-fa-cebook wathi isizwe sakubo siyat-handa ukukhononda. Imibiko ithiuqhubewathiabanyekuzomelebap-hindele kwelaseNdiya bayobonaukuthi khona kuphilwa kanzimakanjani blah blah blah.

Unele wabona ukuthi udlalengegeja kuziliwe, wathi ubezikhu-lumela yena hhayi njengomholi we-ANC. Ayichithanga sikhathi i-ANCyammisa esikhundleni sakhe, wabeesexolisa. Asazi noma ubencokolayini noma ubezama ukuveza ukuh-lakanipha. Okusemqoka ukuthi up-hahlukile. Ugawule engakalanga.Namhlanje immimisile lenhlanganoayeyigxeka kugigitheke yena kuqalaesayilungu le-Minority Front, umakunemihlangano yomkhandlu wa-makhansela aseThekwini. Siyasin-coma isinqumo se-ANC sokummisa

Cabangangaphambikokukhuluma

GUY VEZIguy.vezi@media24.com

ngoba itshengiseukuthi isuke iqinisileuma ithi akekhoumuntu okufaneleacwaswe eNingiz-imu Afrika. Akobebayasithola isifundolaboabathandauku-dlisela ngokucwasaabantu bakubo, na-bathanda ukubhedabethi bayancokola.

Ngelinye ilangakusazodingekasibonisane ngalabaabashayela izinhleloemicimbini, abagi-jimela amancokoabawezwa kwaban-ye abantu kodwabangawazwisisabese bezama uku-wasebenzisa ku-mane kungahlekimuntu bese bedu-mala. Ang-isayiphathike eyala-baabakholwawuku-thi incoko likitazauma linenhlambaphakathi kuphela.

GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.

Intsha ye­ANC igqugquzele imidlalo enkundleni iBhuqu eNyandezulungoMgqibelo, ngenhloso yokukhuthaza enye intsha, ogogo nomkhu­lu ukuthi bavote kahle.

Lokhu bakwenze beqonda kahle ukuthi sekuyisikhati sokuvotelauhulumeni wezifundazwe nokazwelonke. UMnuz Doctor Njoko on­gumgqugquzeli wokhetho ku­ANC, uthe ujabule kakhulu ukukhu­

Abaholi be­ANC eNyandezulu enkundleni yezemidlaloiBhuqu behlangene nentsha eqalayo ukuvota.ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELA

Kucelwaintshaivote kahle

luma nentsha eqalayo ukuvota.Uthe: “Ngiyakhumbula nje nami

ngithola ithuba lokuvota okokuqala ngo­1994. Yinto le ebaluleke kakhulu ngobaphela thina sasikade sicindezelwe futhisingavunyelwe ukuthi sivote. Ngakhokesithi kinina enizobe niqala ukuvota niv­ote kahle, vele nizovotela i­ANC ngobaningamalungu ayo,” kusho okaNjoko.

Intsha iqhubekile nokudlala imidlaloeyahlukahlukene okubalwa kuyo ibholalezinyawo nelomnqakiswano.

Intsha ishaya ingoma yomzabala­zo. (Kwesokunxele) uThembaDube, uNondumiso Ngcobo, uJo­urbit Ndwalane, uNkosi Bhewula­na, uJabu Zulu noZama Nd­walane.

Iqembu iBethani All Stars. Iqembu lezebhola laseNyandezulu iNyandezulu VD.

ZULU

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Mother’sDay SaleNow On

Sunheri’s Boutique

Marburg, Port ShepstoneShop No.5, Deepvale Road

Shamla: 076 142 3934Esha: 072 029 4544

Attention all rural schools/schools withEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers from Grade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling Bee South Coast regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the South Coast Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of the

South Coast Fever & East Griqualand Fever.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to kznspellingbee@media24.comOR

Send us the below information via email,kznspellingbee@media24.com OR fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014 South Coast Spelling Bee* Entries close on 13 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com,OR fax it to 0865344256.

SCHOOL DETAILS:

FEVER

* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 13 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

Physical Address: ______________________ Tel: ( ) __________________________

__________________________________________ District: ___________________________

SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER’S DETAILS:

Name: _______________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

ENTRANT DETAILS (PUPILS):

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ___________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 10:

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ____________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 11:

SCHOOL STAMP

(or a copy of birth certificate)

(or a copy of birth certificate)

Liyenyuka izinga likamasikandi>> EZendlamhlathi eziholwa uSandile Mcobothi, zikhombisa ikhono eliphezulu emculweni kamasikandi

GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.za

UJABULISE izihlwele zabathandibomculo wakhe umdlali ka-masikandi osafufusa owaziwa

ngelika-eZendlamhlathi odabukaeLangeni, KwaMachi edolobheni lase-Harding ngesikhathi eshaya ingomaenkundleni yezemidlalo eMshweshwengoMsombuluko owedlule.

EZendlamhlathi eziholwa uSandileMcobothi, zikhombise ikhonoeliphezu-lu emculweni kamasikandi njengobazishaye ingoma basala abantu becelaimpinda emhlanganweni weqembu le-IFP emkundleni yezemidlalo eMsh-weshwe. UMcobothiosemncanengem-inyaka uthe lomculo kamasikandibawuthandakakhulukanti baqalauku-qopha i-album yabo yokuqala ngo-2011, eJJ studiokanti eyesibili yonaba-yikhiphe kamuva, nokuyiyonaethandwa kakhulu abantu neshisaizikhotha.

Uthe: “Leeyesibili siyiqopheeDown-

hillKwaMakhuthaeThekwini.Thinakesiliqembu labantu abasha eliwuthan-dayo umculo kamasikandi futhi sifunaukuphila ngawo nje. Abanye bethu se-beqedile ukufunda esikoleni njengamikanti abanye basafunda. Sicela um-phakathi usixhase ngokuthenge umcu-lo wethu futhi usibize uma unemicimbiukuze sizodlala ingoma,” kusho okaM-cobothi.

Uqhube wathi badinga uxhasongoba manje umculo wabo awu-katholakali ezitolo zomculo kodwaumuntuowufunayoangawutholakubo-na.“Sisazamaukuthiabantubawutholeumculo wethu ezitolo. Sifuna imishiniyokwandisa umsindo (sound system)uma sicula nokuyiyona esizoyisebenzi-sa ukuthi umculo wethu waziwe. Uhlo-bo lomculokamasikhandiesiwudlalayoubizwangokuthi uShameni kanti aban-tu bawuthokozela kakhulu, futhi nathikuyasijabulisa lokho. Sicela ukuthiabantu basithinte enombolweni ethi:078 691 7154 uma befuna umculowethu,” kusho okoMcobothi.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAIqembu likamasikhandi eZendlamhlathi elidlala uShameni Elangeni KwaMachi eHarding lishaya ingoma eMsh­weshwe enkundleni yezemidlalo

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ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAEZendlamhlathi zishaya ingoma futhi ziphisana ngama­CD kubalandeni be­IFPeMshweshe enkundleni yezemidlalo ngeledlule.

May 9, 2014South Coast FeverPage 16

PETS 5x2

AATONYS CAR SALES 3X2

HCM NOTICE 110 12X4

1 Births

Netcare (eps do notdelete)

30 BuildingServices

BUILDING plans formunicipal approval. New,

addition, alterations, asbuilt. 30 yrs experience.

Albie 082 431 1100

34 CleaningServices

SILVER CARPET CAREFor professional

steamcleaning of carpets& upholstery. Contact

John Silver 081 334 5806

37 ElectricalAppliance Repairs

A&G Electrical and solarRepairs and installations

anywhere in KZN,free quotes.

Gustav: 082 871 3465084 328 1565

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

EMPIE TransportNational transport: any-

where in the country.Good prices, free quotes.

Elmarie: 0843281565

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

BRADLEE NEW

KLEINBEGIN transport

RJS transport 3 x1

41 GardenServices

MOWER boyz

48 Pest Control

DIRK BOTHMA PESTCONTROL. For all pest

problems and qualityservice.Tel. 039 3121922

PEST CONTROLSPECIALIST

Reg: Act 36/1947,SAPCA, PCSIB

All pest control needs039 695 1505/1624/

082 871 3465

SC pest control 5x1

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

DOUGS Hardware 6 x 1

RHM FLOOR SANDING,Wooden floors, parquet

and sundecks.Cell. 082 7841414

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

THE HANDYMAN/HAN-DYTRANS LANA

70 Cycles

BICYCLES: New andused

Repairs & sparesKADWA’S CYCLES

039 682 0778

73 General Sales

AZZWEEKLY

Bulk second-hand tyresfor sale from R110 each.

Call 083 378 6993 or039 682 5385

GALVANIZED sliding gate,4m x 1.8m high. Like newincl. wheels & brackets.

R3 700. oncoTel: 082 680 0659

85 Wanted toBuy

CASH offered for HigherEnd Watches, Rolex,

Cartier, Tag, Omega, etc.Even if broken. We buySilver- Coins/Antiques.Contact 083 794 1891

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TRADEWINDS - Offices inShelly Beach. 122 sq.m.Contact 071 687 5143

123 Duplexes/Simplexes to Let

PORT Shepstone: 1 bed,open plan lounge/kitch-enette, toilet/bath, 20

min. walk to CBD,schools and hospitals.

Access gate. Suitable forindividual or couple. De-posit required. R2 500

pm incl W/L. CONTACT:079 506 1750

124 Flats to Let

BACHELOR flat to rent,Port Edward, part

furnish-ed, secure yard, R1800p/m excl. W/L, deposit +1 month in advance, suit

single person.Paul 082 406 4061

MANABA 2 bed, securecomplex. R3000pm incl

water, excl lights.Dep req. 072 599 8345

MARGATE, unfurnishedsingle accom. avail.

immed. 6 months only.R2500p/m & deposit, in

secure establishment, offstreet parking with ownentrance. 072 759 0832

079 640 6117

RAMSGATE newly reno-vated 3 bedroom flat, im-

mediatly available withsea view. R 3 400 W/L in-cluded, deposit required.contact: 074 209 3935/

072 718 357

125 Garden Cottage/Flatlet to Let

ANERLEY Garden Cot-tage, 2 bed and garage.Rent. R2500 excl. L&W.Dep. req. Avail. immedi-

ately 074 187 6195

RETIREMENT Cottages torent in Southport. Beauti-ful private garden, pool.

Under cover parkingR3000pm. Long lease.

Unfurnished. Avail imme-diately. Contact Pam

039 681 2583 or072 957 4013

126 Houses to Let

4 BED HOUSE ANDFLAT available to let in

Lower Melville R3200pmexcl. W&L. 073 275 6500

130 Rooms to Let

ROOMS to let,Oslo Beach,

Contact: 039 682 6340/072 909 8048

142 Flats for Sale

BRAND NEW UPMAR-KET FLATS FOR SALEIN UVONGO. BUY OFFPLAN NO TRANSFER

DUTIES. 2 BEDROOMS,2 BATHROOMS. WALK-ING DISTANCE TO THE

BEACH. FROMR595 000 to R695 000.

SOME FLATS WITHSTUNNING BREAKERSEAVIEW. THIS OFFERWILL NEVER BE RE-PEATED. CONTACT

DELOP DIRECT LEON082 770 6363

146 Land for Sale

LAND for sale behind highschool gamalaki R38 000deposit R20 000. Balance

after reg 0833013741

157 Cars Wanted

A munoj 3x1

AADEAD OR ALIVE 3X1

AATONY’S CAR 5X1

164 Used Cars

1991 Ford Lazer 1600Sport, in good condition.

R 15 000.Contact: 072 235 3688

164 Used Cars

BRANILS CAR SALES5X1

173 GeneralEmployment

AVON COSMETICS. Doyou need to earn

money?Direct Selling NO

SALARY, commissiononly. SMS your FULLNAME & AREA where

you live to 083 743 6399

CYPRIAN is looking for asupply-chain or admin

position. Degree in admin.Exp. HCM 1 yr. 071 0654901 email: mzwandile-kuzwayo@yahoo.com

NOMSA looking for do-mestic work, 2 days aweek.

contact: 071 286 9260

WALL & FLOOR TILING,7 yrs exp. Refs avail.

Phone Orlando073 190 7043

NETCAREMARGATE HOSPITAL

www.netcare.co.za

SEE OURNETCUTEBABIES @

• Local removals & weeklyruns to Gauteng

• GIT insurance provided• Packing of boxes (ifrequired)

• Self store garages• Very competitive prices• Mid month specials!Lee: 083 777 2837

email

no landlines due to cable theftbradlees@mweb.co.za

The only way to moveBradlee’s

KLEINBEGINTRANSPORT

GERT KOTZE082 924 3363

We moveanything locallycountrywide

THE HANDYMANFor all yourmaintenance

requirements &repairs call Jay083 411 8180

HandyTrans3 ton tipper truck

Rubble, Refuse Removal etcCall Jay van Zyl083 411 8180

handiman.jay@gmail.com

THE HANDYMANFor all yourmaintenance

requirements &repairs call Jay083 411 8180

HandyTrans3 ton tipper truck

Rubble, Refuse Removal etcCall Jay van Zyl083 411 8180

S.A. Pest Control AssociationP.C.S.I.B

W.D.O. Inspector

Registered with:Department of

Agriculture Act 36 of1947

South Coast

PEST CONTROL

Peter082 893 2214(039) 682 2957

RJ’STRANSPORTFurniture, rubble,garden refuse.Mini to large

loads.084 593 3403078 112 8716

Sales, Spares, Service &Repairs to Lawnmowers

Brushcutters &Outdoor Equipment

3 Servus Road next toBoniot Distributors

039 682 1337MOWERBOYZ

STIHL®

DougsHardwareMarine Drive (opp Albany Bakery)

• General Hardware • Keys cutMANABA

TEL/FAX: 039 312 1756

A 2 Z DEALERSWe Buy and Sell

and Pawn

Branches in Uvongo039 315 1254Ramsgate

039 314 9254Manaba

039 213 1904http://www.a2zdealers.co.za

DEAD ORALIVE

Bakkie and carswanted in absolutely

any condition

084 205 2938

WANTEDBakkies & Cars – Dead or Alive.Voetstoots R5000 – R100 000.

Will beat any offer

073 846 3027

CASH PA ID ON TH ESPOT

WANTEDALL BAKKIES

CARSUsed RustedDamagedVehicles

Trucks, CaravansTrailers, BakkieBins, Canopies,Tailgates & tyres031 902 5820082 623 0986082 455 0107

(All Hours) Cash Paid

Wanted

WantedBakkies & cars -

Dead or alivevoetstoets.

R5000 - R80 000082 451 0986

164 Used Cars

1991 Ford Lazer 1600Sport, in good condition.

R 15 000.Contact: 072 235 3688

TRANSPORTGOLDEN

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• Local and country wideremovals

• Weekly trips toGAUTENG, DUBN, PMB

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• Competitive prices• No load too small

TELEPHONE:Christo 084 047 2600Petra 079 026 2619Tel: 039 314 4699Fax: 086 610 3567

miniloads@vodamail.co.za

A1 TREEFELLING/SITE

SERVICESExpert tree

felling & siteservices: include

cleaning,destumping &

transport.

CHRISTOBREDELL

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LAST week we hosted Carol Co-etzee, the newCEOof theKwa-Zulu-Natal Film Commission

(KZNFC).The purpose of her visit was not

only to witness the impact AfricaBike Week has on Margate and envi-rons, but also to establish a strongworking relationship between our-selves and this influential commis-sion.

Ugu South Coast Tourism was thefirst in KZN to provide KZNFC with

an initial resumé of our film poten-tials in our coastal and rural destina-tions and, going forward, we antici-pate presenting to them with a com-prehensive film prospectus.

This prospectus would profile ourfilming assets in termsof thediversi-ty of locations, accommodation andhospitality offerings, transportation(e.g. Margate Airport), productionand logistical support and a host ofother skills that are evident herewithin the Ugu district.

Needless to say, the CEO was im-pressed with not only the destina-tion,butalso thatwehavean inhouseteamwho have film-industry experi-ence at our fingertips.

In theprocess ofuscraftingareal-ly great prospectus, we invite thosewhomaybe able tomake a valid con-tribution to this process (i.e. skillsand visualmaterial) to please contactNikki Tilley at marketing@tourism-south coast.co.za

The economic impact of film

within a broad geographic area isvast. Not only does the hospitalitysector derive benefit as teams ofprofessionals come into town, but al-so in termsofextras, set-buildingandother locally sourced technical re-quirements— all requiring paymentand skills utilisation. The additionalglobal publicity value is incalculable,but vast.

Not long ago, a certain Mr L.DiCaprio was on set here for the filmBlood Diamonds, whichmade an un-

expected contribution towards ourtourism industry. If we can, with theKZNFC, strategically bring films fromEurope, theU.S. thenearandFarEastto our area, the Greater South Coastwill be all the richer as a film destina-tion of merit.

We meet with the KZNFC againduring Indaba 2014 so, who knows,our locals may in future have a step-pingstone tobigger things in the film,video and advert-production world.

Have a great week in paradise.

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Dear Doctor Nash,

MY husband is aggressive, domineeringand the smallest thing sets him off. He alwaysthreatens divorce and then it all blows over.

It has been like this for years. We talkabout it and then back to square one. Thensomething sets him off again and hebecomesdomineering, controlling and sarcastic.

Over the years the children and I havelearnt to cope but it is getting too much, andwe are all suffering. He can be so nice, but heblamesme for everything, he is never at fault.

We have a good business and a goodhome, but for him something always goeswrong. He blames me and then he sulks, likea spoilt little boy,Hehas all the answers. Eve-rything must be his way.

Lost Lady

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I think there aremany other “Lost Ladies”out there with you. So many of today’s malesreally think they are the answer to awoman’sprayer.

Your man obviously sees himself as aleader, and he does seem to have a good sideto him which seems to be covered by hisdomineering and almost a fear of beingwrong or blamed. I doubt whether he wouldsee a psychologist. I suggest that you couldbenefit from consulting a good clinical psy-chologist who may enable you to work onstrategies that could in turn make a differ-ence to husband and how he sees himself.

It would certainly enable you to buildyourself up and also help you to be construc-tive in the family relationship.

Husband is aggressive, domineeringDear Doctor Nash,

I HAVE a husband who has not yet cut theapron strings. He just has to visit his parentsevery chance he can.

I am happy for him to go when I am doingsomething like my dancing classes, but they areonly twice a week and he wants to visit everynight, Monday to Friday.

Now he is trying to get me to watch soapiesfrom5pm to 6pm, Mondays to Fridays so that hecan then go to visit his parents.

I am fine with him going twice a week when Iamatmydanceclass, orhecanmakesupperandthen visit his parents over the weekend, once amonth,withme,hiswife.What isgoingtohappenwhenwehavechildren?HowdoIgetmyhusbandto concentrate on us?

Mrs M.B.

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You are a jewel among the ladies. You are notaddicted to the pernicious soapies. For yourhusband-what ishiscaseor ishereactingtoyourtwice weekly dance classes?

Certainly, to visit his parents five nights aweekseemsa littleoften,andcouldevenhint thathe is not finding sufficient happiness in yourcompany. How long have you beenmarried andhowlonghasthishabitofhisbeenonthego?Whatdoes he want out of his marriage?

Once you take out his working hours and hisvisiting hours and time asleep, there is notmuchleft in which to build love and marriage.

I think youmust have a straight talkwith hus-band and ask him what a marriage partnershipneeds to survive. If he doesn’t know, send him tohis parents.

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Anderson said he is so confident aboutthe Accent’s pricing and specification thathe has advised his competing importers atKia that they may want to order fewer Cer­ato hatches in the coming months. He doesnot expect the Accent to cannibalise salesfrom the Hyundai stable either.

“The Accent hatchback fits in very wellin the local Hyundai range between the i20and i30 hatchbacks — not only in terms ofprice, but also when it comes to interiorspace for passengers as well as luggagestorage,” said Anderson.

Retailing for just under R235 000 forthe six­speed manual and R245 000 forthelong­gearedfour­speedauto(nottest­ed), the Accent hatch prices range be­tween R225 K and a quarter of a millionrand. In this segment, the Ford Fiesta isking, with over 13% market share, followedby the Toyota Auris (12,7%) and the FordFocus (11,9%). To take on the market lead­ers, Anderson priced the Accent to comewith everything a young family could need,from a multifunction steering wheel up­front to lots of leg room in the rear. Every­thing is ergonomically placed. The electricsidemirrorandautomaticwindowcontrolsare integrated in the driver’s door armrest,while there is a sliding armrest in the mid­dle of the seats up front. The centre con­sole houses iPod, USB and Aux ports where

themultimediadeviceswon’tgetbumped.Of note is how idiot­friendly the Accent’sintegrated Bluetooth is, linking as it didwithin seconds to any of the phones withBluetooth in the car. Compare this to the“linked but not paired” results which wasall Witness Wheels could achieve with thenew Ford and Chevrolet systems, which arereportedly both excellent — if you are ofthe Selfie generation and not born on thewrong side of the first moon landing.

In the Accent, we paired the phones tomake phone calls and stream music wire­lessly though the audio system. Anotherluxury now considered a standard optionand often overlooked is the air conditioner.The Tata and Etios models set the bar here,with very efficient cooling systems. The Ac­cent’s four­speed air conditioner did agood job to cool the rear of the cabin quick­ly.

The Accent’s boot swallows 370 litreswith the 60:40 seats extended, which is acarry­on bag less than the Kia Cerato anda whole 117 litres bigger than the capacity

of the smaller Chevrolet Sonic. The Accenthatch can do dirt roads too, riding 14,7 cmhigh (only the Chevrolet Sonic and Kia Cer­ato are higher among competitors), al­though this is not enough to take on a farmroad.

Rear coil springs mounted independ­ently over modified shock absorbers andplaced on the ends of the torsion beam cre­ate more space in the cabin and ensure apliant ride over Gauteng’s tar roads and ashort section of dirt.

Down Under, the Accent Hatchbackscored a five­star safety rating in the Aus­tralian New Car Assessment Programme(AnCap), coming with driver and passen­ger air bags, complemented by side andcurtain air bags, and seat­belt pretension­ers for the driver and front passenger’s seatbelts. The rear bench has two three­pointsafety belts with a lap belt in the middleseat.

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tribution (EBD) standard. When it comesto power, there is little to choose betweenthe 1,6 mills in the Hyundai Accent(91 kW/156 Nm) and the Toyota Auris(97 kW/160 Nm), although both thesehatches have to stand back for the Chev’s1,4 turbo, which makes 103 kW and200 Nm. The Accent has a timing chain,which with careful driving, can last as longas the engine and does not require to bechanged as often as a timing belt.

In terms of price, the Accent offers a lotof standard features, but so does the Chev­rolet Sonic RS, which is at this stageR18 600 cheaper and a decent hatch toboot, while the Kia Cerato saves the buyerR9 905 on the Accent’s tag and the ToyotaAuris XS leaves R4 500 change. Hyundaiboasts a five­ year/150 000 km warranty(with a lot of fine print worth reading), afive­year/90 000 km service plan andfive­year/150 000 km roadside assist­ance. Service intervals are 15 000 km.

Driving experience paid for by Hyundai.— Witness Wheels.

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THE designs on display atthe recent Beijing AutoShow were mostly a caseof out with the new, inwith the old.

Designs of new SUVsespecially suffered froma slavish adherence tothe coupé roofline creat­ed by the Land Rover andthe fluid sculptures madepopular by Hyundai.

Put any of these utesin a dark room and eventheir designers wouldfind it difficult to distin­guish them from theirprofiles.

The exception thatproved the rule was GWMnew designer, PierreLeclercq, formerly thehead of design at BMW’sM division. He set a newdirection for the compa­ny with a concept coupé,which Leclercq saidshows what the HavalSport can look like in2016.

Featuring a particu­larly striking upright LEDlighting arrangementfront and rear, the HavalCoupé Concept remainsrecognisable even in thedark. Other details tohighlight include thesymmetrical, square­shaped exhaust outletsand striking two­tone 22­inch alloy wheels.

Changan Eado XT 1,5 turbo makes 125 kW and 230 Nm from 1 950 rpm. Six speakers, park as­sist and six air bags are among the long list of luxuries. The Eado XT debuted on the Shang­hai Auto Show in April 2013, and is based on the Changan Eado sedan that was launched inMarch 2012.

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AFRICA Bike Week, one of themost anticipatedevents on theSouth Coast calendar, saw

nearly 85 000 bikers, bike enthusi-asts and their families attend sinceThursday.

Bikeweek is all about Harley Dav-idson - clothing stalls, bikes on show,the Ride-in Bike Show, music bandsand the like.

Thefourdayevent,initssixthyear,took place on Margate beachfront

and ended with a mass ride fromShelly Centre to Port Shepstone andthen to Margate.

Thousandsof spectatorswaitedatspecific points and waved to thefriendly bikers.

The event kept Margate business-es booming, more specifically, therestaurants.

Accommodation establishmentsboasted high occupancy rates, mostof which were 100 % full.

“Shelly Beach, Margate and sur-rounding areas were fully booked.These areas were full and letting

agencies reported a massive up-surge in booking volumes,” said Jus-tin Mackrory, CEO for South CoastTourism.

“During the event I spoke to anumber of practitioners who re-ported that their hospitality turno-ver was excellent. Certainly, fromwhat I witnessed, restaurants in thekey event areas were filled to thebrim.”

“Bikeweekwas a resounding suc-cess and has become the pinnacle‘rainbow’ event for the GreaterSouth Coast and Margate.”

He said the event’s contract phas-es out in 2015, but was confidentthat a new one will be signed.

Louis Boshoff from the Informa-tion Centre at Shelly Centre con-firmed that occupancy levels wereup by 70% in the Shelly Beach area.

Visitors also extended their stayprior to the event due to holidaysgiving the local economy a massiveboost.

Local Margate businesses report-ed a 30% increase in trade and thetoll road was 27% busier than 2013,according to markerting manage-

ment company, Greater Than.AngieKhumalo,RadioDJandAm-

bassador for Harley-DavidsonAfricasaid the event was well organised.

“As somebody who attends a lotof events every year, from musicevents to car shows, I have got to saythat Africa Bike week was one of thebest organised events I have everbeen to.

“Being in one place with so manypeople fromall walks of life who areunited by a common thread, theirlove for motorcycles, was an experi-ence second to none.”

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AFRICA BIKE WEEK 2014PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNA

Harley Davidsons as well as other motorcycle brands were a part of the mass ride.Africa Bike week promoters Larisja Beukman(left) and Carmen Botha of Margate.

Meet the Nanthoos (back from left) Claude,Harmione, Samantha and Hannah.

Checking out the camouflaged Harley are(from left) Bianca Bernard, Lisa­Marie O’ Rilly,Colleen Dicks and Simone’ Bernard.

Enjoying Africa Bike Week are (from left)Thandeka, Akhona and Phathiswa Ncane.

Biker, Vinolia Tomeng.Emjoying the bikes and a day out with ‘gramps’are Addison, Courtney and Bradley Koekemoerwith Tino Gabryk.

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IT has been a rather eventful pastweek on the South Coast with all thepublic holidays and thousands of bik-ers in town.

I am however, very glad to get myhearing back and not to have to sit inbumper-to-bumper traffic while look-ing for surf at my favourite beaches.

There hasn’t been great surf I’mafraid with only Thursday being theexception.

North-easterly winds made it diffi-cult to find decent waves, but I thinkthe majority of people were just happyto be in the ocean and off for a fewdays.

Congratulations to Alex Nutt whowon the Kumba Iron Ore West CoastClassic. Nutt competes in the boys’ di-vision and secured a well- deservedthird place at the Cape Classic lastweek.

Georgie Mckeone managed a fourthplace at the West Coast Classic.

Eventful surfweek despitehectic winds

THE horseracing world mourns thedeath of legend Bert Hayden, three timesJuly winner and one of the greatest jock­eys SA has ever seen. We will miss him.

Legislate won the Guineas, MaybeYes won the Fillies Guineas and BeachBeauty smashed the opposition in win­ning the Drill Hall Stakes.

Liverpool slipped from a 3­0 leadagainst Crystal Palace to draw 3­3 andChelsea drew 0­0 with Norwich.

These two results have given thePremiership top spot to Man City, whowill now win the league. Arsenal are as­sured a place in the European Champi­

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Sunderland are playing their socks offto avoid relegation, doing well to beatMan United. Norwich are also doing theirbest work now, but I think it’s too littletoo late. This weekend will decide whowins and who goes down.

Wits knocked Chiefs out of the Ned­bank Cup, and Pirates also went throughto the next round.

In Super 15 Rugby, Sharks won awayagainst Rebels and stay top of the log.Blues thrashed Reds 44­14, Crusadersdrilled Brumbies 40­20, Chiefs annihilat­ed Lions 38­8, Waratahs edged outHurricanes 39­30, Stormers squeaked in29­28 against Highlander and Bulls

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Rebels will lose by five points athome to Hurricanes. On Saturday, High­landers will easily beat Lions by 10points, Brumbies will beat Sharks byfour points, Cheetahs will win at homeby five points against Force, Bulls willpip Stormers by three points and Crusad­ers will easily account for Reds by 16points, even though they are playingaway. Happy punting.

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Stage set for final

>> Nail biting final set for Sunday’s Thekwini Cup

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THE stage is all set forthe Thekwini KO cupbetween The Bafanas

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The final, which is expect-ed to be a nail-biting thriller,comes after both teams dis-played outstanding skillwhich saw them fend offcompetition with ease duringgroup stages.

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there has always beenfriendly rivalry betweenplayers. “Both teams havevery youthful sides but weknow that we are going tocome out tops,” said Xolo.

Madiba Stars coach,Mduduzi Nene agreed withXolo that the match is goingto be exciting.

“We also have a veryyoung squad that outdidthemselves by going all theway through to the finals asthis was our first year in theMarburg league,” said Nene.

Hibiscus Coast FootballAssociation president, AyubMoosa, wished both clubswell and said, “May the best

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At 10am, Wild Coast Starswill play against Spurs. Sho-prite will play against SpecialX1 at 11:30am and Ba-zokhala will face MurchisonUnited at 1pm.

The league’s current topgoal scorers are:1. Ngaleka Sboniso ofSpecial X1 : 8 goals2. Dorison Hadden ofMarburg United : 7 goals3. Sphiwe Nyawose ofMadiba Stars : 4 goals.

PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANEPictured is the Thekwini Cup trophy that will be up for grabs when The Bafanas clash with Madiba Stars at Albertsville on Sunday. In the

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