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CANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

ALTHOUGH the Feverhas received severalcomplaintsfromread-

ers about loud bangs in cer-tainareas, theHibiscusCoastMunicipality said it has norecord of any of these com-plaints being logged at itsProtection Services.

HCM spokesperson, Si-mon Soboyisa, said the cur-rent by-laws on fireworkswere not “so restrictive”, butthis will probably change af-ter the amalgamation of theHCMandEzinqolenimunici-palities.

“Ourcontrolroomrecordsshow there were no calls re-ceived complaining aboutloud bangs. The current by-laws are not so restrictive interms of usage of fireworks,”he said.

“Themunicipalityhadini-tially intended to review itsby-lawshowever,after the is-sue of the new municipality(merger of Hibiscus CoastandEzinqoleni), itwasdecid-ed that these will only be re-viewedafter thenewmunici-palityhasbeenformed,”add-ed Soboyisa.

He said the custodian of

theExplosivesActistheSAPSExplosives Unit and thatthere were joint operationsconducted by ProtectionServicesandSAPSfromOcto-ber 2014.

“Traders of fireworkswere inspectedand itwases-tablished thatmost premisesor businesses were compli-ant. Where it was found oth-erwise, noticeswere issued,”he added.

There has also been talkabout hawkers on Margatebeach selling fireworks.

A Margate resident, wholives in a complex, said peo-plewere setting off fireworksin the complex and on thebeach.

“There’s no control overfireworks. I called MargateSAPS and notified themabout the bangs. My pets areso traumatised by this,” hesaid.

Fiona Barry of ShellyBeachsaidherpetsaresand-wiched between the loudbangsfromMargateandOsloBeach.

“Then there are peoplewho also set off fireworks inShelly Beach and this is anightmare for my pets whoare from an animal rescueand are already trauma-tised,” she said.

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Bakkie and car collide in SouthbroomFOUR people were injured, two seri-ously, after a bakkie and two cars col-lidedalong theR61 inSouthbroomonSunday.

Netcare 911 paramedics and thefire department arrived at the sceneand found accident debris and thetwistedremainsofthevehiclesspreadover a large area.

Themangledremainsofthebakkiecametorestonitssideagainstthebar-rierswithoneofitswheelstornoffandlaying 20 metres away on the road.

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After paramedics stabilisedthe injured man at the scenethey transported him to hospi-tal.

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10 arrested forselling liquor illegally

SEVERAL people were arrested over the weekend forselling alcohol without a licence in a sting operationin Port Shepstone.

Warrant Officer Patrick Gosling and team mem­bers Constable Mzwandile Ngwazi, Constable Nkosi­yethu Phika, Sergeant Mxolisi Mpofana and Consta­ble Akesh Maharaj, arrested eight females and twomales in Lousiana, Mkholombe and Betania.

They all paid an admission of guilt fines. The liq­uor will be destroyed.

“We conduct these types of operations as mostof our stabbing cases can be contributed to the con­summation of liquor, followed by arguments andsubsequent assaults,” said police spokespersonLieutenant­Colonel Zandra Wiid. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLiquor that was confiscated following a raid.

Dagga discoveredin taxi

DURING their stop-and-search operation inPort ShepstoneonWednesday, threepolicemenfrom the SAPS 10111 call centre, arrested awoman who was in possession of dagga.

Sergeant Rudi Smit, Constable Sibusiso Celeand Constable Zonwabele Mpofana made thearrest at 7pmon theN2 freewayat theOribiTollPlaza.

“Theyarresteda35-year-oldwomaninataxiwho had 2,83 kgs of dagga in a plastic bag. Shewas charged for possession of dagga,” said po-lice spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel ZandraWiid. When they searched another taxi, one ofthe passengers fled ater seeing the policemen.

Three bags containing a total of 6,42 kgs ofdaggawere found abandoned at the seatwherehe was sitting.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDConstable Cele (left), Sergeant Smit and ConstableMpofana with the dagga they recovered.

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SEVERAL factory workersmanaged to escape un-harmed after a fire broke out

in the Marburg factory onMonday.“The cause of the fire is not

knownat this stage,” saidKZNEMSspokesperson Robert Mckenzie.

He said that quick-thinkingworkers took gas cylinders andbuckets of paint from the section ofthe building which had caughtalight, which would have furtherfuelled the fire.

The Hibiscus Coast Fire Depart-ment responded to the incidentwith paramedics from KZN Emer-gencyMedicalServices,tofindthickblacksmokecomingfromthebuild-ing.

“Alargecrowdhadalreadygath-ered.Fire fighters rolledout the firehose, wearing full fire fighting gearand breathing apparatus,” he said.

Withinminutesthefirehadbeencontained, but fire fighters contin-ued to spray water onto smoulder-ing hot spots.

The section of the buildingwherethefireoccurredwasexpres-sively damaged, butwas containedto the one section of the building.

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A fire gutted a Marburg factory onMonday.PHOTOS: ROB MCKENZIE

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Eskom notpractising whatit preachesPRECIOUS GUMEDE>>news1@feveronline.co.za

A SUNWICH PORT resident, whowishestoremainanonymous, iscom-plaining about Eskom preachingabout saving electricity, yet it doesn’tpractise what it preaches at its ownpower stations.

The resident says he feels cheatedby Eskom.

“It is unfair for residents to be toldto save power whereas Eskom haspower stations, in particular the onebetweenSouthportandSeaPark,thatare lit up 24 hours a day.

“Eskomalways lectures people onhowtosavepowertoavoid loadshed-ding, but why don’t they save powerby switching off the lights at theirpower stations.”

He says the lights from that partic-ular power station light up the entireMhlangamkhulu beach.

Eskom power station lights betweenSouthport and Sea Park are on 24hours a day.

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Educationcosts rise>> Parents give education top priority

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THE theory “what goes up, mustcome down” does not apply to edu-cation costs and this year, parentssay they are “feeling the pinch” asthey purchase their children’s sta-tionery and school uniforms.

While government schools arecharging between R900 to R12 500per annum, private schools start atnothing less thatR2000amonth forpre-primary phase.

Pre-primary, junior primary,seniorprimaryandhighschool feesat private schools cost betweenR2 000 to R5 000 a month.

The Fever interviewed parentswhoagree thatalthough theschool-ing costs have escalated, it is some-thing that will always have to taketop priority.

“MarburgSecondaryhasoffereda discount on fees if paid upfront.The total is onlyR1 400,which I am

grateful for. It’s stationery and uni-forms that really cost a lot,” said theparent.

A mother of a primary schoolpupil said fees at RA Engar wereR950ayear, but stationeryanduni-forms amount to R3 000.

“As the year progresses, I willhave to replenish depleted station-ery. There are also undisclosed ex-pensesthatarisesuchasexcursionsandextracurricularactivities,”saidthe mother of a primary schoolpupil.

The parent of a Port ShepstoneJunior Primary pupil said althoughthe feeswerehigher thanmost gov-ernment schools, the facilities andlevel of education was of superiorstandard.

“The teachers who have taughtmy children over the years do theirjob with such pride. Everything isdone by the book and my childrenlove the school and staff,” said theparent.

Graduation and fashion showwinner

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NONHLANHLA Academy of Fashion De­sign hosted its graduation and fashionshow at the Port Shepstone Civic Centreduring the December holidays.

More than 23 graduates participatedin the fashion show.

“Fifteen of the graduates completedcertificate courses and eight completeddiplomas in fashion design,” said Nonh­lanhla Jali

“All the graduates entered for all thecategories, which included traditional,children, men’s and evening attire, only

the diploma students entered the wed­ding gown category,” said Jali.

Deon Nxumalo of Margate won firstprize for “evening wear category” and hasopened a design studio in Port Shep­stone.

“I am very proud of my work and I loveit. I would like to thank the academy forwhat it taught me.

“I am proud to say I have my own label[Zuider] and studio in the Port Shep­stone CBD, room four Gangat Centre,”said Nxumalo.

For more information on Zuider De­signs, contact him on 072 585 4379.

PHOTOS: KEITH NOYLEGraduates celebrate ­ Malibongwe Mbambo, Thandiwe hlengwa, NqobileLushaba, Vuyolwethu, Mthembeni Jama, Smangele Makhatini, ThulisileShazi and jumping for joy is evening wear winner Deon Nxumalo.

HCM assistswith tertiaryregistrationTHE Hibiscus Coast Municipality has calledfor matriculants and tertiary students toapply for registration fee assistance for2015.

TheHCMmayor,NomusaMqwebu,saidlocal and prospective needy students whowish to pursue their tertiary studies during2015 at government universities or univer­sities of technology within South Africa arewelcome to apply.

“To benefit from this the applicantsshould demonstrate a potential for aca­demic success based on their results andperformance at matric level or with theircurrent results at tertiary institutions,” saidthe mayor.

The municipality said this programmeis aimed at people between the ages of 14to 35 who live within the Hibiscus CoastMunicipal area.

Mqwebu said that applicants mustmeet the minimum requirements for ad­mission for a tertiary institution of theirchoice and be in position of an acceptanceletter from that institution.

Students are required to produce eitherthe national senior certificate and/or astatementofresultsoracademicrecordforthose who are already studying at a terti­ary institution.

As part of the application studentsneed to provide a letter reflecting the regis­tration fee required.

To complete the application additionalcopies are required including a certifiedcopy of their identity document, proof ofresidence, affidavit of the families finan­cial state, bank statement and a motiva­tional letter written by the student.

Applicants can direct applications toHCM Youth Office in Port Shepstone onWooley Street between 7:30am and 4pm,Monday to Friday, before 30 January.

Applications can also be posted to Hi­biscus Coast Municipality, P.O. Box 5, PortShepstone, 4240.

Applications must be addressed to theMunicipal Manager for attention: TheManager Youth development, Mr Phum­lani Mzobe.

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Sharks die at Umgababa beachTHE KZN Sharks Board’s Mike Anderson-Reade said it was impossible that two sharkscould have been trapped for days in the netsbecause they are maintained every Friday.

Accordingtomediareports,itisallegedthatthe sharks were trapped for four days at Um-gababa Beach on the South Coast.

The 2.5 metre Tiger shark and the smallerDusky shark were taken to shore on Sunday.

According to the report, a lifeguard,Mbongiseni Mngadi, said the stench of thesharks rotting carcasses could be detectedfrom a distance.

The sharks had apparently been removedby unauthorised people, which Anderson-Reade says is an offence.

The nets are placed 500m from the shore.“The sharks were washing around in the

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SharksBoard staff collected the two sharksfrom the beach.

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Hofmeyer robbed at holiday homeCANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

AFRIKAANS singer, Steve Hofmeyr,controversial for his racial tweets,was robbed at his holiday home inPennington on Wednesday morn-ing.

Thesingertweeted:“Wewerejustrobbed in our holiday home. Thestench is still lingering.”

The incident took place between11am on Tuesday at 3.30am onWednesday.

The perpetrators feldwith his TV

and XBox.He tweeted that his TV, Xbox and

the “police service” were missingfrom the scene.

However Scottburgh police re-sponded to the scene.

Police spokesperson, CaptainVincent Pandarum said Hofmeyerwas awoken by the dogs barking.

“He then noticed that the burglarbarshadbeenforcedopenanditemswere stolen,” said Pandarum.

“We are investigating a case ofhousebreakingand theft,”headded.

HofmeyeralsonotifiedhisTwitter

followers that him and his wife, Ja-nine, were still in shock but had notbeen harmed.

He also thanked them (followers)for their concern.

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A LOCAL author who has just re-leased her fourth book says she nev-er knew that writing would be hercalling.

Bongi Malishe says she startedwriting in high school where shewrote two stage plays.

“FromayoungageIwouldget thefeeling to just write all my feelingsand other things that I witnessedhappeningaroundmedown. Ineverknew that it could be my calling.”

Sometimes she would writesomething and not knowwhat to dowith it she says. Her first book —

Power of the Tongue — was pub-lished in 2011,

“This book is about why oneshould speak positively about one-self. Ifonespeaksnegativelyofthem-selvesobviously theoutcomeof theirlife will also be negative.”

Her second book is titled If ItHurts, It’s Not Love, which is forwomenwho are in abusive relation-ships, but who always make an ex-cuse to remain in the relationship.

Her other books also have strongmessages which talk about the be-haviour of women towards otherwomen.

Umbango Wembokodo talksabout how it hurts to love and not be

loved back.Malishe says she is also working

on short films after being ap-proached by a professor who ad-vised her on how her books would

turn out if converted into shortfilms.

Her four books are now availableat Ramsgate Stationers in Margateand Adams Books in Durban.

PHOTO: PRECIOUSGUMEDEAuthor and as­piring filmwriter BongiMalishe withher books.

Hospicebrunchcoming upTHE first fundraising event on theSouthCoastHospice2015calendar isa Valentine’s brunch at the UvongoTown Hall on Saturday, 7 February.

The theme is “romanticismo” andsupportersareencouragedtodressintheir romantic best and take along atoiletry in support of Hospice’swomen’s health initiative.

The event starts at 9.30am for10am and is expected to conclude at1pm.

Also included in the ticket price isaglassofbubblyororangejuiceonar-rival.

Therewillbelotsofsonganddanceto get set the mood of love as well asspot prizes and lucky draws.

Spiritual leaderto visit MarburgtempleAN evening of bhajans, spiritual dis-courses and Ramayan recitals takesplace at the Shree Raam NarayanTemple in Marburg on Saturday, 17January at 3pm. The guest singer isPundit Chunelall Narine, who hailsfrom America. He is also a spiritualleader, Hindumissionary and aUnit-edNationspeaceawardwinner.Sup-per will be served.

For more details call039 685 4767 or 073 228 3418.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPundit Chunelall Narine will performat the Shree Raam Narayan Templeon Saturday.

Thankyou foryoursupport

DURING 2014, IvonScott Motors ran acampaign throughhis business to assistthe Uvingo SPCAwith it’sBuy-A-Brickinitiative.

A total of R100was donated to theanimal shelter forevery vehicle serviceconducted.

The businessraisedR1200 for thecampaign. Scottthanks his custom-ers A. de Beer, Z.Mandlana, C. Prins-loo, Mr Du Plessis,Mr McIntyre, JimmyRonalds, Dotty,Jacques van Tonder,Matthew Armstrongand an anonymousdonor. — Supplied.

Movie night for animal shelterANIMALTALK magazine will host a fundraiser in the form of amovie night at the Shelly Centre on Thursday, 29 January.

The beneficiary is a South Coast animal shelter, 4 Paws Anda Tail.

The movie, Annie, starts at 7.30pm for 7.45pm.Entrance is a donation such as tinned or dry food, blankets,

toys, treats or anything that a homeless pet in a shelter wouldneed.

Tickets are limited and need to be pre­booked via email atclaudia@panorama.co.za by Monday 26 January.

Tickets allocated on a first­come, first­serve basis and amaximum of 10 per request applies. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe musical comedy ‘Annie’ starring Cameron Diazand Jamie Foxx will premier in Shelly Beach Ster­Kinekor on 29 January.

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NTOKOZOToxic Mbheleof Gamalakhesaid “I do” toWandile Nd-walane on Sat-urday 10 Janu-ary at IngeliForest Lodge.Local song birdNaima Kay setthe mood forthe newly wedswho have set-tled in Mar-gate.

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Spendingtime at The Block>> Many under­sized shad were thrown back

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Showing off the shad they caught are Reshal Dasruth (left) and MathewHaripersad.

LEFT:Chillingat TheBlock are(fromleft) RajPersad,MyuranMoodley,PoovenNaicker,Errol 'theballie'Peake,RudiSmit andKessieRan­gasamy.PHOTOS:CANDYCEKRISHNA

Fishermenat TheBlock saythey hadto throwbackmanyunder­sizedshad onTuesday.

Baitingup areEricMpisi(left)andArm­strongGcaba.

THE recent hot weather hasprompted many people tospend timeat thebeachen-

joying the view and fishing. Wecaught upwith a few locals at TheBlock in Port Shepstone.

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WHEN I was in matric the thoughtof cheating during the examsdidn’t even cross my mind.

Firstly, I was too much of a nervouswreck to cheat and I knew that should I getcaught, I would get a serious whippingfrom my mother.

I also knew that I would be subjectedto endless family meetings and counsel­ling.

Not only would it be recorded in the De­partment of Education’s history books, butmy mother would make sure that it was inmyobituaryandonmytombstonetoo,andI definitely didn’t want that.

A friend of mine cheated in his matrictrial exam.

Even though I don’t promote cheating,I must say the modus operandi was prettyimpressive. During a technical drawing trialexam, my friend and a mate sitting in fromof him, literally switched boards theminute the invigilator turned his back onthem.

They didn’t get caught. On top of that,they both got 80% for the exam.

Wait, I have my own cheating story toshare.

I cheated in a class test in primaryschool. I was in Grade 3 at Richards BayChristian School. I know, the irony.

My best friend Kate and I were sharingnotes in an English test and my auburn­haired English teacher, Mrs Walker, walked

between us while I was whispering an­swers to Kate. Before she could even sayanything, tears started rolling down mycheeks ­ I knew it was the end — we gotcaught.

I can’t quite remember what the pun­ishment was, but I know that I never re­peated the action because the feeling ofthat lump in your throat as you’re usheredto the principal’s office is not a good feel­ing.

When the matric cheating scandalbroke last week, I thought to myself, is itreally worth it?

I didn’t do well in all of my matric sub­jects, but I was satisfied with my results be­cause I had put in the hard work. During thelate nights and the weekends at the mu­nicipal library, we made sure that we putin extra work because the thought of notseeing your name in the newspaper wasjust depressing.

When the results finally came out andI saw my name in the newspaper, I was

chuffed with myself. I was proud when I re­ceived my matric certificate because Iknew that I had worked hard and I de­served the results I received.

When I heard that 39 exam centres inKwaZulu­Natal have been implicated in acheating scandal, I thought of all theyoung people’s futures gone to waste.

KZN Department of Education spokes­person Muzi Mahlambi made it clear thatthe department does not take kindly tocheaters. He told the media that pupilshave been found cheating in the past andthat the sanctions were harsh. They haveincluded a suspension from writing a mat­ric exam for a period of one to five years.

Teachers don’t earn much, so whywould you risk putting bread on the tableto ruin a child’s future?

I ask myself how these children willcope at university, having been acceptedinto the institutions with faux marks.

Mahlambi made an interesting pointwhen he said that children will always be

children.He said pupils are so honest that they

will tell you that “the teacher gave themthe answers or that their parents camehome with the paper”.

I was absolutely gobsmacked aboutthe fact that parents can come home witha matric exam answer script and maketheir child memorise the answers.

As a parent, what are you teaching yourchild?

That cheating is right? That they cantake short cuts to get further in life?

Having cheated and learnt my lesson,I hope these children will repent and refrainfrom cheating in future.

It would be a sad indictment on societyif some of these children get ahead in lifethrough cheating.

Perhaps the department should goback to the basics.

I believe that if teachers had equippedthe pupils adequately and made sure thatthey went into the exam with confidencethat they would do well, then therewouldn’t be a need to cheat.

But then again, I believe there are somany cracks in our education system thatthe cheating scandal is just the tip of theiceberg.

Looking to 2015BY now our valued visitors will have proba-bly headed home and our hospitality indus-trycanhaveabriefrespiteuntilEastercomesaround.

Here at Ugu South Coast Tourism, we donot have such a luxury and alreadywe haveto plan and act in terms of our tourismmar-keting and developmental mandate.

In the first few months of 2015, we willcontinuetoadvertiseourdestination invari-ous forms of print, billboard and electronicmedia and we have committed to promotethe Greater South Coast locally at the BeeldHolidayShowinGautengandtheCapeGeta-way Show in Cape Town.

For the first time,wewill beattending theDasBoot Show inDusseldorfGermany. Thisevent isoneof the foremostocean leisureex-positions in theworld. Some250000peopleattend this prestigious showandwe see thisplatformasakeyingrowingourforeignmar-ket base.

Africa BikeWeekwill be the big occasionforMargate inMayandweasacofunderwillbeworkingcloselywith theeventorganisersto ensure its usual success.

During2013wecompletedaconceptanddevelopment plan for trails networks to our

interiorandgivenfinancialandpoliticalsup-port for implementation,weanticipatecom-mencement of this exciting initiative.

No tourismmanagement is totally void ofits challenges and we will do our utmost toensure suitable outcomes (with responsiblemunicipalities) relating to tourism supportinfrastructure and amenities and address-ing tourism sector concerns relating to theproposed marine protected areas for theSouth Coast.

Visitorandresidents’wellbeingis impor-tant to us and we will continue with theSunny and Safe Campaign we initiated inDecember 2013.

We accept that the economy has away togobeforeweareoutofarecessionandtothisendwewillcontinuetoworktowardsretain-ingourloyalcustomerbaseandlookatmeth-ods to secure new market segments andniches.

We look forward with optimism to 2015and we invite similarly mindedmembers ofbusiness and the tourismpublic to join us inourquest fortheSouthCoasttoregainitssta-tusasourprovincesmostpopularnonmetrodestination.

Happy 2015 to you all in paradise.

Ugu Mayorunveils sanitationproject forEmalangeniINSTANT ground work is expected to commence at Ema­langeni under Umdoni Municipality after the successfulsod turning for the Emalangeni Low Cost Housing Devel­opment Sanitation Project Phase 2A by the Ugu DistrictMunicipality mayor last week.

The Emalangeni Low Cost Housing DevelopmentSanitation Project scope of work includes the replace­ment of the existing sanitation system to waterbornesanitation. Ugu learnt that the current low flush sanita­tion system was not performing to beneficiaries’ expec­tations hence the municipality took a resolution to re­place this system with a waterborne sanitation. The proj­ect is set to benefit 150 households of the 1 770 expectingbeneficiaries with the balance of 1 620 households tobenefit within the next three years. The first phase ofthis project was implemented in the 2009/2010 finan­cial year and comprised servicing of 230 households andthe installation of the existing packaging treatmentworks. This project cost over R11.7 million and the Phase2A of this project has a contract value of just over R11

million.In a bid to address the triple challenge of unemploy­

ment, poverty and inequality, this project also come witha tangible sum of employment opportunities. Ugu May­or, Councillor Ntombifikile Gumede in her address at thecommunity event, stressed the importance of appointedcontractors to use local labour. Gumede said for any com­munity project, community members of that particulararea should receive first preference when it comes to jobopportunities. “This gives the unemployed a chance todevelop skills while simultaneously addressing povertyand inequality,” she said. Full utilisation of this phase ofthe sanitation system by the beneficiaries is expected byAugust 2016 which is the predicted completion date ofthis project. Ugu District Municipality promotes workingtogether to create an environment that is friendly, re­sponsive, accountable, effective and efficient for localcommunities. For water and sanitation­related updatesand queries, communities are to communicate with theirward councillor or call 08000 WATER (92837) or039 688 5830/36 or SMS 44751.

Ugu mayor Cllr Ntombifikile Gumedemarks the commencement of theMalangeni Low Cost Housing Sanita­tion Project Phase 2A with UguDeputy Mayor, Cllr Mondli Chiliza,Ugu Exco member, Cllr Dr SamsonNyawuza and Umdoni Mayor CllrSiyabonga Khwela at the sod­turn­ing event at Malangeni Sports Fieldon Wednesday.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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This meeting is called specifically to inform shareholders of the status of the board’s affairs and to announcethe intention to pay a 12th allocation of a dividend, following the sale of a public open space namely, Erf 380Marburg Ext No 5, Port Shepstone.

Shareholders or proxies are urged to attend the meeting with their Green Identity or Passport Documents,Powers of Attorney with full property descriptions, latest banking details, email addresses and latest cellphone contact numbers, so that sms’s may be sent, if necessary. Any new details that need to be updatedon the data-base, must also be furnished.

Please note that this 12th allocation and any further allocations will not issue any further cheques aspayment of dividend, so only written confirmation by the shareholders bank, confirming account details willbe entertained.

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• Who had ordered and paid forthe elaborate hearse imported fromEurope prior to Hani’s death?

• Why will Clive Derby-Lewis notbe released on medical parole? Hehasbeenaccusedofnotproviding thenames of others implicated in Hani’sdeath.

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Ugu adds insult to injuryTHE article quoting Sipho Khuzwayo, Uguspokesperson, inyoureditionof9Januaryis,to say the least, mind boggling.

WhileUgumayfeel thatminor issuessuchas burst pipes were barely worth noting, Iwould like to point out that in Oslo Beachalone, between7December and12 January,therewere 11 outages, some for two to threedays, including one on Christmas Day.

To add insult to injury, from Hibberdeneto StMichaels, brownwater is reported to becoming from the taps. Geysers are beingdamaged, washing cannot be done, andwa-ter cannot be drunk (despite the claim a fewweeks ago that is perfectly fine to drink).

Iamwellaware thatpipesbreak,andIamalso aware of how overworked your staffwereovertheseason,butIwouldsuggestthat

instead of patting yourselves on the back foravoidingthekindofcatastropheofDecember2013inWard1, thatyoudevelopsomesensi-tivitytotheongoingstrugglesthatratepayingresidentsofHibiscusCoastMunicipalityhaveto face.

It seemsyouareonly interested in reportsfrom Tourism.

Perhapsit istimetoputtheresidentsatthetop of the list for service delivery. Get thatright, take responsibility and communicatewiththeresidentsabout theseseriousissues,andtheTourismwillbetakencareof.Writingsuch articles only angers and insults resi-dents.

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Terror attack inParisFORmethequintessentialpartof Islamis the follow-ingbeseechment everyMuslimmakes everyday: “Itis You we worship and You we ask for help. Guideus to thestraightpath - thepathof thoseuponwhomYou have bestowed [Your] favour, not of those whohave evoked [Your] anger or of thosewhohave goneastray.”

This is the essential prayer.As a seeker of the straight path, I unreservedly

condemn the heinousmurder of innocent people inParisbythosewith sicknessintheirheartsandmind.

May the unity of themillionswho stood shoulderto shoulder on Sunday in Paris be the beginning ofa human bond that will work for peace and justicein the world.

ThisisthetimetooforIsraelandPalestinetoseizethemoment and reach rapprochement with urgen-cy.

This is also the moment for the world to put ex-tremepressure onAssad to pull Syria back from thebrink of chaos that is engulfing the world, and onSaudiArabiatoheedthecallofAmnestyInternation-al and stop its brutal punishment of blogger RaifBadawi seeking the right to freedom of expression.

To tread the straight path, narrowly, is the onlymoral and political way forward.

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UmholiwebandlauMfundisiM.DMchunu uthe lenkonzo ishintsha iz-impilo eziningi.

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Abazalwane abaningibathintekile ngesikhathi uMb-hishobhi Zulu ethi ibandla likweletauNkulunkulu ngokungabonakalilidlala indima yalo.

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“Ikusasa lentsha alincikile kuphe-la ekutheni kumele iye emanyuvesi,”esho etshela izintatheli. “Zikhona ez-inye izikhungo abafundi abangaqhu-ba kuzona izifundo zabo bese be-qhubekela emanyuvesi uma kuyisi-fiso sabo leso.” Uthe indabayokugqanyiswa kukokuthi abafundibaye emanyuvesi, yenza iNingizimuAfrikaukuthi igqigqendawonye.UN-zimande uthe abanye babafundiabashaye ujenga emanyuvesi “bat-hathaamashansi”ngobabayaziuku-thiamamakiaboawabavumeliukubabangene emanyuvesi. “Kunabafundiabame kolayini bebe bazi kahle uku-thi abenzanga kahle ezifundwenizabo,” esho. OkaMphephethwa

ubuye wathi ukukokotelwa kweziqukuyalukhubaza kakhulu uhlelolwezemfundo kuleli nokwenzalubukeleke phansi. “Uma abaqashi,izikhungo nabantu bakuleli besa-nokusola ngendaba yeziqu, lokhokusho ukuthi imfundo yakuleli izo-qhubeka nokubukeleka phansi,”kusho uNzimande esitatimendeni.

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It is the right moment to turn the page.To reflect that with each starting day of2015 comes the assurance that life is com­mencing magnificently anew.

One of the first songs I learnt to play onguitar was the House of the Rising Sun,

which unfathomably appears to be theuniversal norm. However, our leisurely sea­sonal days I believe, belong to anothermemorable song I learnt namely the im­mortal Summertime.

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what this particular baby has to cry aboutis beneath me. I mean life is good, lots toeat and reap, a dad with bucks and a drop­gorgeous mom

We are similarly blessed here in SouthAfricaandshouldcelebratetheexuberanceof summer, and how better than to do itwith simple delicious food.

Besides the rys en vleis, like it or not weare a known nation of salad eaters as well,we always tend to have some form of coldoffering on our tables.

In days gone past this would have con­sisted of boring ice berg lettuce, sliced cu­cumbers, grated carrot, sliced tomatoes,chopped onions and for extravagance fetacheese and olives.

Today, thanks to all the media and pub­lic interest in food in general, it has become

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For summer salads, I like to use fruitpaired with cold meats and cheeses. Therefreshing clean taste enhances the pal­ette and does not leave one feeling bloat­ed.

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Arrange on plates or in a bowl and serveSimple summer salad 2Ingredients8 tinned or poached pears sliced50 grams grated parmesan1 punnet micro shoots1 punnet micro leaves

ground black pepper to tastesplash olive oilMethod:Toss ingredients together arrange in a

bowl garnish and serve.Before we know it we will be kicking

summer out on its duplicitous ass but untilthen we should finish the song …

One of these morningsYou’re going to rise up singingThen you’ll spread your wingsAnd you’ll take to the skyBut until that morningThere’s a ‘nothing can harm youWith your daddy and mammy standingby

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Potting it up: how toplant in containers>> Containers are being used for gardening on balconies or indoors

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member that concrete containersaremuch stronger than many plastictypes, but may be too heavy to movearound freelywhen filledwith soil, soposition heavy containers where youwantthembeforefillingandplanting.

Plastic containers may becomebrittle and crack after time in verywarm, dry areas.

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-Cover thebottomof thecontainerwith a layer of small pebbles. Thelarger the container, the thicker thelayer of pebbles should be.

- Add a layer of wet river sandwhichwill act as a filter and keep thenutrientsaroundtherootof theplant.

- Then cover with a layer of moistcompost.

-Theplantingholeshouldbe16cmwiderthanthediameteroftherootar-ea of the plant.

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-Where the roots arematted, gen-tly loosen the damp roots with yourfingertips.

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- daily watering will probably benecessary in the heat of summer. Donot forget a tray if you are concernedabout water stains.

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Suhail Gangat fromPort ShepstoneSecondary was placedsecond in the UguDistrict in the 2014NSC examinations andwas awarded a certifi­cate of achievementat the KZN TopAchievers AwardsCeremony at the ICCin Durban on 6 Janu­ary. He plans to studymedicine at the Uni­versity of Pretoria.

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Beware of the 30­year home loan>> 30­year bond will result in a64% greater interest payable

POTENTIALhomeownersneedtolookverycarefully at the financial impact of the ad-ditional interest when taking out a bond

over a 30-year period, instead of the recom-mended 20 years.

“On face value, taking out a 30-year bondmay look attractive as lower monthly costs ap-pearmoreaffordable,a30-yearbondwillresultin a 64% greater interest payable compared toa20-yearoption,whichnomatterhowyou lookat it, is not in your financial best interest,” saysTommyNel, headof credit at FNBHomeLoans.

The reasons consumers tend to choose a30-year loan repayment are because of the lowermonthly bond repayments, or to purchase ahouse that is around 10%more expensive thanwhat is afforded to them on a 20-year bond.

For example, if youbuy ahome for theprop-erty value of R1million, at prime, which is cur-rently at 9.25%ona20-year loan term, your re-payments would be R9 159. If you only pay theminimum installments for the 240 term, youwould have paid back R2.2 million by the endof the loan term.

Under a 30-year loan term option, your re-payment will be marginally less, at R8 227 amonth. However, at the end of the term youwould have paid back a total of R2.96 million.R764 000 more than the 20-year bond.

“On the 30-year option, your installmentswill be around 10% lower a month, whichamounts to a ‘saving’ of R932 a month,” saysNel.

“There is a possibility, if you are dedicatedand invest this towards a long-term goal, youmaypotentiallyearnahigherrateofreturnthan

what you have paid on your home loan. It musthowever be noted that such a course of actioninvolvesmuchhigherlevelsofriskthanthesaferoption of paying off your home loan sooner. Ifhowever instead, these additional funds werespent on consumables on amonthly basis, con-sumers would undoubtedly be worse off finan-cially in the long haul.”

While consumersmaybeswayedby theper-ceived short-term gain, the hefty interest accu-mulated as a result of the higher comparable

outstandingbalanceandtheadditional10-yearperiod should be seriously considered whenmaking the decision take out a longer termhome loan Nel points out.

After year five on a 20-year home loan youwould have paid off11%, while only pay-ing off 4% on the 30-year option. After 10years, youwouldhavepaid off almost 30% of

standing balance of your home loan,whether itis20yearsor30years.Therefore, ifyoucanpaymore than is contractually required you willbring the total interest down as well as reducethe home-loan term,” says Nel.

FNB does not cur-rently offer 30-yearhomeloansbecauseofthese reasons, andwould only considerdoing so in future if itis able to ensure cus-tomers are able tomakean informedde-cision in terms of thisas a financing option.

“Thereisveryrare-ly a circumstance thattaking out a 30 yearbond for your homewill be of financialbenefit,” says Nel.

“Therefore before you jump at the lowermonthly repaymentoption, lookcarefullyat thelong term financial impact of taking out a homeloan for the additional 10 years.”

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Before you tie the knotBEFOREyou say “I do”, ensure that you areaware of all the details of a marriage con-tract

Why draft a marriage contract?In its most basic legal sense, marriage is

incommunityofproperty. Whenmarried incommunity of property, the estates of bothparties are merged into one estate with anapplicable50/50splitofallassetsandliabil-ities in the event of death or divorce.

Any legalagreement, frombondapplica-tions to cell phone contracts, need to besignedbybothparties.Italsomeansthatanypotential and future legal disasters, such asinsolvencyordebt,are liabletobothparties.Should you divorce, all assets and liabilitiesare shared by both partners. In the event ofthe death of onepartner, the survivingpart-ner is left unprotected.

By gettingmarriedwithout an ante nup-tial contract (ANC), you are automaticallymarried in community of property and putyourself and your spouse at unnecessaryrisk.

What is an ANC?An ante nuptial contract allows both

parties to retain any assets held before, aswell as acquired during, the marriage. Themaingoalistoallowbothpartiestoenjoythelegal freedoms held beforemarriage and toprotect both partners from financial disas-

ters that may occur in the future.Ifpartieswishtoenterintoamarriageout

of community of property (in other wordsto avoid the “we share everything” princi-ple), they need to sign an ante nuptial con-tract. Themain benefit of anANC is that theproperties, debt or assets of both remaincompletely separate. There is also protec-tion for either spouses in the event of insol-vency, death or divorce.

Marriage out of community of propertythereforeworks on the principle of “what ismine is mine, what is yours is yours”.

What type of ANC do you need?TheANCwithaccrual isavariationof the

ANC.Anyassetyouhadbeforethemarriageremains yours, but both partners are enti-tled to a 50/50 share in the estate growth ofthe combinedestates that occursduring themarriage.

The accrual is only calculated during di-vorce or after one partner dies.

Marriage out of community of propertywith the accrual system thereforeworks ontheprinciple of “I amentitled tohalf ofwhatyou have earned during our marriage.”

Whenacoupleenters intoamarriageoutof community of property with accrual, thesigningofanantenuptialcontractwithclearguidelines is crucial.

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your 20-year homeloan, whilst havingpaid off only about10% of your 20-yearhome loan. At thepoint where youwould have paid offyour 20-year homeloan, you will stillowe R640 000, 64%of your 30 year loan.

However, if you already have a 30-yearhome loan you can save yourself the extra in-terest accumulation by paying extra into yourbond.

“Interest is only ever charged on the out-

THE REASONS CONSUMERSTEND TO CHOOSE A 30­YEAR

LOAN REPAYMENT ARE BECAUSEOF THE LOWER MONTHLY BONDREPAYMENTS, OR TO PURCHASEA HOUSE THAT IS AROUND 10%MORE EXPENSIVE THAN WHATIS AFFORDED TO THEM ON A

20­YEAR BOND.

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Greetings in the name of development, in our new service delivery column. It always bringsjoy to see one’s wishes come true. Our wish as Umzumbe Municipality, was to receivea clean audit opinion on the previous financial year (2013/14). To secure that clean auditopinion, we had to put in extra effort and work even harder, ensuring that service deliveryprograms reach the communities we are serving. As a result, the Auditor General declaredthat Umzumbe Municipality has received a clean audit opinion, thus painting a clear picturethat our financial books are in order, municipal funds are channeled to relevant developmentprograms as outlined in our SDBIP. This has brought so much delight.

Getting such an achievement has never been a smooth and rosy journey. It has practicallyinvolved rapid development of infrastructure projects and emancipation of service deliveryto the communities that we are serving. Recently, we have done sod turnings of new roadsinfrastructure, which includes Msontini access road in Ward-7, Masenti access road inWard-9, Isigubho access road in Ward-3, and many more roads to be constructed. We havealso officially handed over Zakhe access road in Ward-14, Isivivane access in Ward-8 andOthandweni access road in Ward-15.

Some of the roads infrastructure that we are constructing have never existed before, westarted them from scratch. Such projects include Vethe access road in Ward-6, which is noweasily connecting St Faiths and Mqangqala area. It is evident that after completion on thismagnificent project which includes a bridge aiding people to move back to their originalareas due to easy access and flow of transport. In Ward-9, Mgayi area, the communityapplauds Umzumbe municipality for the construction of Mbiyane access road and IfafaBridge. The infrastructure makes it easy for the community to reach out Umzinto town.Newly constructed Isivivane access road in Ward-8 connect Nyavini area and Number-7. Allthese projects highlight the Umzumbe infrastructure program.

Bhunwini access road and its bridge is under construction in Ward-19. This road willsafeguard accessibility particularly during rainy seasons. Communities and workers on siteof our road infrastructure development have witnessed that we improvise with concrete onsteep areas. Most parts of Mpelazwe access road in Ward-18 is constructed with concretedue to the nature of topography which fail to sustain the rainy season. Zakhe access roadin Ward-14, also falls on the roads constructed with concrete, this infrastructure also boaststwo strong and reliable bridges.

Umzumbe Municipality has numerous service delivery programs underway and in its plans.Let’s give you more interesting news of development in Umzumbe, in the next issue of ourdevelopment column.

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BICYCLES: New andused. Repairs & sparesKADWA’S CYCLES

039 682 0778

SILVER CARPET CAREFor professional steam-cleaning of carpets &upholstery. Contact

John Silver 081 334 5806

AVON COSMETICS.DIRECT SELLING. Doyou need to EARN

MONEY? Commissiononly. SMS your full name

& Surname & Areawhere you live to073 206 7577

99 SALES PEOPLEwanted for USA Co.

079 801 8144 or emailallanliv@gmail.com

V&R MaintenanceWater proofing

TilingPainting

General plumbing

For all yourgeneral building

maintenance084 011 6596 or

039 682 2827

BUILDING plans(Architectural) formunicipal approval.Contact Ingo Berger

082 431 1100registered architectural

professional

41 GardenServices

DIRK BOTHMA PESTCONTROL.

For all pest problemsand quality service.Tel. 039 3121922

Guitar Lessons !!!All age groupsRock, Classical,

Spanish, Lead Guitar, Bass,Rhythm and More

Play your 1st song afterlesson one!!!

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Good homes neededfor Harmony HillRescue Dogs.

082 719 0838/039 681 3909

Miniature Pincher, 2 years, sterilized. Sociable..Large black & white fox terrier type mature male

with great manners.Young male and female Africanis cross breeds.

Very friendly.Two females approx.2 years. ColliexGSD and

LabxRidgeback.Patience, female Africanis puppy 8 months.

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55 Tuition Courses

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NEWCOURSE

Bulk second-hand tyresfor sale from R110 each.Call 083 378 6993 or

039 682 5385

73 General Sales

75 SafetyEquipment

77 PlantHire

TRUST PLANT HIRETLB for hire - R2800 perday. contact Matt on

073 909 1979

79 Pets/Tropical Fish

CATS & KITTENS to giveaway. Urgent please helpme find a loving home for

these kitties.Wendy076 668 8251

79 Pets/Tropical Fish

144 Housesfor Sale

Harmony Hill FarmSea Park

MOBILE DOG GROOMINGPennington to Port Edward,Bath, Clip, Dip, Manicures,

Strip & TrimCall Renate

083 443 0432

DOG & CATBOARDING

Luxury, Secure kennels.Walks and exercise daily.

Call Penny082 719 0838

Open Mon to Friday only7am to 12 noon - 3pm to 4.30pm

Walks and exercise daily.

Open Mon to Friday only

80 Lost/FoundPets

LOST Black & White FoxTerrier, neutered male,no tail, Uvongo area. Ifanyone sees this littledog please contactVaden Pappas083 256 5228

121 Board andLodging

STUDENT accom. avail-able. walking distance toSheppie High. R2500incl. meals & transport

083 516 0599

UVONGO - 1 x Boarderrequired in furnishedhouse. L/W & washingincluded. R2000.00 per

month. Immediateoccupation.

079 813 4299 or039 315 5576

MELVILLE - 1 bed. unit.R2000. 2 bed unit -

R3300, both units selfcontained. incl.W/L.

083 516 0599

PORT Shepstone flatletto let. R2400 incl L/W.Suits single female.Avail. immediately.082 786 3072

126 Houses to Let

MARBURG 2 bed, o/planlounge, kitchen, 1 bath-room. Secure R3000pmexcl elec. Contact Mr

Reddy 083-301-3741 or084-797-6267

SOUTHPORT 2 bed,open plan lounge &kitchen. 1 bath with

shower. Close to beach,clinic, bowls & shopsR4000 excl.W & L078 721 4342

SHELLY Beach - 2 bed-room, 2 bathroom housewith LUG, overlooking

swimming pool in securecomplex. R690 000.00Phone 082-390-1917

FULLY renovated ChevRecord 1982 model.R30 000 contact076 660 9676

2007 - 2000I COLTBAKKIE - LWB. without

loading bin, COR,excellent condition

R60 000. 039 699 3012082 463 0028

178 Work Wanted:Commercial

MILLICENT seeks em-ployment as a Stores

Assistant has experienceor in a Call Centre.Avail. immediately084 896 9104

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

HOUSEKEEPING andgardening - any area.Please call Patrick079 864 4353

IRENE is looking fordomestic work. 6 yearsexperience. Margate/Ramsgate areas.071-032-7674

PRETTY seeks domesticwork, 6 yearsexperience.

Certificate for sewing.079-629-5268

LINDIWE with 13 yearsexperience is looking for

domestic work071 066 5649

173 GeneralEmployment

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R175 pppn073 775 2861039 316 6097

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Secure, seafront14 sleeper on Ramsgate

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1-13 Dec R2000pd13-21 Dec R2500pd.wheretostay .co.za.

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“LIVINGWATERS”Stunning

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083 654 6685082 659 6942

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out of season.039 681 2611 /072 244 3788

Sales ConsultantsRequired Urgently

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Must be matricu-lated and have a goodcommand of English.

Call Phindile on 039 6827072 or 083 251 8058

for interviews.

RAV 4 5door, 1.8ltr, FSH, a/c, p/s, c/l, e/w,e/m, mags, spots, manual, radio/cd, very

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Sales, Spares, Service &Repairs to Lawnmowers

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Marina Beach Clinicalso does emergencycall outs 082 446 7332

Optometrists

Odokotela BamehloMargate : 0393120354

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16 January2015 South Coast Fever Page 21

TABLING OF THE 2013/2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 19 and 20 of the Municipal Systems Act (Act No 32 of2000) that His Worship, the Mayor- Cllr M.A Mpisi, will in terms of Section 127(2) of theMunicipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 (MFMA), table the Annual Report before theEzinqoleni Municipal Council at its meeting that will be held on (21 January 2015, 10hOO) atthe Ezinqoleni Council Chamber. All interested and affected parties are encouraged to attend.The municipality’s 2013/2014 Annual Report will, in terms of Section 127(5) of the MFMA andSection 21A of the Municipal Systems Act, 32 of 2000 (MSA)also be available to the publicfor inspection at Ezinqoleni Library, Ezinqoleni Municipality Reception and on the Municipalwebsite (www.ezingoleni.gov.za) once it is tabled ..

All enquiries may be addressed to the Strategic Planning Manager: Sinenhlanhla Dlamini, Tel:039 534 1572, Fax: 039 534 1585, PO Box 108, Izingolweni, 4260, sned@ezingoleni.gov.za

Mr M.N MABECEMunicipal Manager: Ezinqoleni Municipality

UMASIPALA WASEZINQOLENI

EZINQOLENI MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE NO: 009 of 2015

NOTICE

KWAZULU-NATAL TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE 27 OF 1949:INVITATION TO COMMENT

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of Section 67 bis of the TownPlanning Ordinance, 1949 (Ordinance No. 27 of 1949), as amended, that it intends to consideran application for Special Consent on the Erf 3697 Margate (Margate Private Hospital).

The subject site is zoned “Special Zone 54” in terms of the Hibiscus Coast Town PlanningScheme and measures 1.8620 hectares which translates to 18620m2 in extent. The subjectproperty is located along Wartski Drive, Margate and is currently developed with a hospital.

The application is for the consent of Council, for a proposed development on site which willrequire development controls to be amended.

A copy of the application received in terms of the above is available for inspection between(07h30 and 16h00) at the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo. The public withsufficient interest thereinmay lodge written comments to the Head of Department: EconomicDevelopment, Tourism and Planning, Attention: Town Planner, Olwethu Gumede by no laterthan 16 February 2015 via any of the following:

POSTAL ADDRESS: PO Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240FACSIMILE: 0865333469E-MAIL: olwethu.gumede@hcm.gov.za

All enquiries are to be directed telephonically to Olwethu Gumede on 039 315 9240.

A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall be precludedfrom further participating in the process, and taking any further steps, with regard to theapplication.

SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGERP.O. Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

Company based in MarburgIs looking for enthusiastic &

motivated Applicants to fill thefollowing positions:

A) Code 14 Driver with PDPB) Drivers Assistant/ConductorC)Packer/Sorter for processedgoods

D)StoremanE) TelesalesF) ForemanG)Personal Assistant toManagementApplicants should be able to

work day/night shift as required.A minimum of 2 years experience

would be an advantage.Please fax your CV to:

086 603 3075specifying the relevant position.Closing Date: 30 January 2015

WHO ARE WE?...*we are Born Again,

Spirit filledTongue talking Believers...1Cor.14:39

*we are bond servantsRev.1:1....Gal.1:10....1Cor.7:22

*we are the RemnantRom.11:5....Rom.9:27....Zec. 8:12

*we are the MelchizedekPriesthood

Heb. 7:11....1 Pet. 2:5

*we are Blood washed, set apart2 Ti 1:9.... Heb 9:22

*we are the Gideon ArmyHeb 11:32….Judges 7:18-20

*we are The DavidicGeneration

Acts 15:16…Ps 102:18

*we are the Bride ofYahshua{Jesus}

Rev. 21:9b… Rev. 22:17…2Cor.11:2

*we are the sons ofYahweh{God}

Romans 8:14,19…1 Thes. 5:5

*we are the

ONE NEW MAN!!!Eph 2:14-16 .... Ro.11:17 -

House of David-Col. 3:3...1Cor. 6:17... Col.1:27

sandra@venturenet.co.za 076 73 55449

VACANCIES

VACANCY CIRCULAR REF. NUMBER (MURCH 67/2014)HOSPITAL BOARD MEMBERS (8 POSTS)

Remuneration: N/A – VOLUNTARY SERVICESPlease note that this is a voluntary service and not a job opportunity

Minimum Requirements:• Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent qualification.• Any person of good standing in the community• Person not employed by the Department of Health, KZN• Person not receiving remuneration from the Department of Health, KZN• Person with Legal, religious and health background highly recommended• Youth and disabled persons are equally recommended• Members must be residing around Murchison, Bhobhoyi, Izingolweni sub districts.

Key Performance Areas:• To become and remain acquainted with the operations of the hospital, services of the

institution for which such a board is constituted.• To act as a channel of communication between management and local community and

liaise with other organizations with a view to assisting patients and staff in arrears of specialneeds.

• To advise administration on matters generally affecting the conduct and management of thehospital, services or institution for which such board is constituted.

• To concern itself with general aspects of staffing and other matters of overall interest in thestaffing field, but excluding matters relating to particular staff members, such as individualappointments, promotions, personal merits, demerits.

• To make recommendations to management regarding the purpose for any fixed or movableproperty bequeathed in the hospital, services or institution concerned should be used.

• To report any maladministration of a hospital to the responsible Member of the ExecutiveCouncil.

• To ensure that no members shall vote upon or take part or be present during discussion ofany matter before the board in which he/she has directly and pecuniary interest.

• To ensure that all matters deliberated at the committee meeting shall be treated withconfidentiality.

• To make recommendations to the MEC for health of HOD as the case may be.• Raising additional funds for the hospital, specifying the manner in which the funds are

utilized and ensuring that the annual reports are submitted to the Department detailing themanner in which the funds were spent.

• Ensure proper utilization of funds raised.• Conduct regular inspections at the hospital.• Perform the functions and carry out any other duty imposed by any other law.

Attention: Mr K Praim Enquiries: Dr O.M. DabibiTel: 039 – 687 7311; Ext 107The Hospital ManagerMurchison HospitalP/ Bag x 701Port Shepstone4240

NB: IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN CONTACTED WITHIN THREE (3) WEEKS HEREOF, PLEASECONSIDER YOUR APPLICATION AS BEING UNSUCCESSFUL.

Closing Date: 30th of January 2015 at 16H00

PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL

Department:Health

health MURCHISON HOSPITALPrivate Bag x 701Port Shepstone 4240

N2 Main Harding/Kostad Road, Port Shepstone4240

Tel.:039-6877311, Fax.039-6877319Email: dhevan.moodley@kznhealth.gov.za

www.kznhealth.gov.za

Contact : Delue039 682 1010

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PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATAL

Department:Health

health UGU HEALTH DISTRICT OFFICE-PriPrivate Bag X 735, PORT SHEPSTONE 4240

41 Bisset Street, PORT SHEPSTONE 4240TEL: 039 688 3000FAX: 039 688 3055

samile.madlala@kznhealth.gov.zawww.kznhealth.gov.za

SUPPLY : GUN SAFEQuotation number : ZNQ 429 / 14- 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : WHITE CANESQuotation number : ZNQ 354 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : EXTENDABLE WINDOW CLEANERSQuotation number : ZNQ 178 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015RClosing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : COLOUR CODED MOPSQuotation number : ZNQ 199 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : PHC SUPERVISION MANUALSQuotation number : ZNQ 06 / 13 - 14Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : POP RITER GUNRIVETER PKT (1)+/- 20MM

Quotation number : ZNQ 431 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : 8 PORT SWITCHES X 2Quotation number : ZNQ 49 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : WATER COOLER AND TUMBLERSQuotation number : ZNQ 430 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : MOP DUSTINGQuotation number : ZNQ 207 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : LAMINATED WINDSCREEN CUTTERQuotation number : ZNQ 419 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : UNIFORMQuotation number : ZNQ 419 / 14 - 15

Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF BLINDSQuotation number : ZNQ 424 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION SHOWER CURTAINSQuotation number : ZNQ 422 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : SUPPLY AND DELIVER HDROBOILQuotation number : ZNQ 423 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : FUMIGATION OF AMBULANCESQuotation number : ZNQ 426 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2014Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : EXTENSION CORDSQuotation number : ZNQ 418 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : SAMSUNG AIRCON REMOTEQuotation number : ZNQ 421 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : PRINTING OF FLIP CHARTSQuotation number : ZNQ 316 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : MUAC TAPES ADULT (600)Quotation number : ZNQ 314 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : PATIENT REPORT FORMS (150)Quotation number : ZNQ 432 / 14 - 15Closing dat : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

SUPPLY : WHEELCHAIR REPAIR TOOLKITQuotation number : ZNQ 433 / 14 - 15Closing date : 23 January 2015Closing time : 11:00Contact person : Samile Madlala: Telephone (039) 6883054

DEPARTMENT OF HEATHUGU HEALTH DISTRICT OFFICE

QUOTATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE UNDERMENTIONED REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL ADMIMNISTRATION OF KWAZULU – NATAL

(i) Quotations must be on the official quotation form, which shall be completed in all respects, and all information must be supplied as stipulated in the quotation document.(ii) Quotations must be submitted in sealed envelopes, faxed quotes will not be accepted.(iii) And documents that have substance e.g. tipex. will be disqualified.(iv) Valid Original tax clearance certificate, BBEEE certificate, quotation and declaration form must be submitted with each quotation.(v) The envelope must be addressed to: The Quotation Evaluation Committee, Ugu District Health Office, Private Bag X735, Port Shepstone, 4240.(vi) The name and address of the quoting contractor must be endorsed on the back of the envelope.(vii) All Department of Health contracts awarded are subject to appeals being timeously lodged (if any) and letters of acceptance being issued.(viii) Quotation documents are available from: Ugu District Health Office, 41 Bissett Street, Port Shepstone, and Main Entrance Nelson Mandela Drive.

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For classifieds contact Delue or Tracey on: 039 682 1010

SALES CONSULTANTMichelle Cilliers083 298 9726

Terms: 72 Months • Rate: 11% • Baloon payment 30% • Deposit Zero • Retail price: R88900 • Terms and conditions apply

YEAR100 000 KMWARRANTY

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The Outlook Trading PostSouthbroom requires the servicesof an experienced and enthusiastic

COFFEE & GIFT SHOPMANAGER• Management, Catering, baking and hospitality

experience would be beneficial• Ability to converse in English, Afrikaans and or

Zulu would be an advantageHours 8.30am - 5.00pm daily

• Must be prepared to work alternate weekendsand public holidays.

Please send cv 2 page CV toh.kelly@venturenet.co.za or fax to

086 716 4826 alternatively hand deliver to theOutlook Trading Post - Southbroom by theclose of business Friday 23rd January 2015

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to your car and other cars caused by textingwhile driving accidents, meaning the after-mathcouldnotonlybefatal,butfinanciallydev-astating as well.Thesolution?Join in the ‘Don’tTextAndDrive’movement and put your phones away people.Seriously, use a hands-free kit or put them inthe boot if you must. –Wheels24

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Four steps to buyingthe perfect carbattery1. Become a battery aficionado

Do a little desktop research beforehand. Take alook at the different brands on the market, consumerreviews, the maintenance requirements of the bat­tery, and the requirements of your vehicle’s warranty.

Choosing the correct size battery is also essential­ some manufacturers have online selection guideswhere you can input the make and model of your vehi­cle to determine which battery best suits your car.

Very often, when it comes to choosing a battery,‘local is lekker’.

You can be sure that batteries manufactured inSouth Africa comply with all relevant safety and qual­ity standards and are recognised for their after saleservice.

Keep in mind that some of the leading brands alsooffer mobile fitment ­ browse online to find your clos­est mobile unit.

2. Learn the lingo…Familiarise yourself with some ‘sparkling’ termi­

nology….Cold cranking amps (CCA): The measurement of

a battery’s ability to start your vehicle in cold weather.When it’s cold, the battery is at its weakest makingthe engine difficult to start. Compare this to your vehi­

cle’s cranking rate – the battery’s CCA rating shouldmeet or exceed this.

Reserve capacity: The number of minutes your carmight run using the battery alone, should your alter­nator (which is responsible for recharging your bat­tery) fail. This should be as high as possible – obvs.

Fitment: Refers to the outside dimensions andplacement of power terminals on the battery. Vehiclemakes have different sizes and terminal layouts, butyou should always go with what is recommended foryour car by a recognised fitment centre.

3. Check the shelf lifeAutomotive lead acid batteries have a limited

shelf life and are very similar to food products withan expiry date. Insist that the fitment centre test thebattery before they fit the battery in your car.

Some tech savvy manufacturers have put QRcodes on their batteries, be sure to scan these withyour phone before the battery is installed. This allowsyou to register online for additional information andprovides access to benefits such as longer warrantyperiods and after sales service.

4. Chuck it… responsiblyMake sure to dispose of the battery safely and re­

sponsibly. Batteries contain lead, acid and plastic andare hazardous for the environment, so take it to yournearest service centre for recycling.

In fact, most fitment centres will collect the oldbattery from you. There are also some very interestingand creative ‘go green’ campaigns from some of themore responsible manufacturers and brands, so keepa look out.

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WEEKLY

autofeverLANDRover’smosticonicmodel,

the Defender, has become evenmore geared for the great

African outdoors courtesy of a new“Africa Edition”, says the auto-maker.

The Africa Edition, says LandRover, builds on the legend that isDefender, and “gives the faithful theopportunity to own a vehicle that notonly has a unique look but also anarray of features that enhance itsworkmanlike persona.”

The limited edition rolls nearly 70years of “hard-core, 4x4ing capabili-ty into one unmistakeable package”.

Just 50 are available, of which 30are 110 station wagons with the bal-ance built on the 90” platform.

All carryaDefenderAfrica logoonthe sides and rear.

It’s equippedwith black Sawtoothalloysshodwith235/85/16GoodyearWrangler MTR dual-purpose tyresand has a distinctive red roof.

It’sonlyavailable inblackwithcol-our-coded wheel arches.

Interior highlights include a set ofMelvill andMoon seat covers in blackcanvas with red leather piping, redcontraststitchingandauniqueAfricamap tag.

ACD-tunerwithMP3 compatibili-ty includes an auxiliary input andBluetooth interface.

It’s powered by a 90kW/360Nm2.2-litre turbodiesel. A range of op-tional extras are available.

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Edition — R523 00Land Rover Defender 90 Africa

Edition 110 — R562 000.Due togovernmentandsafety reg-

ulations, the venerableDefender linewill be chopped. Land Rover an-nounced itwill ceaseproductionof itsiconic 4x4 in 2015.

Land Rover design director GerryMcGovernsaid: “Replacing the iconicDefender is one of the biggest chal-lenges in the automotive designworld; it is a car that inspires peopleworldwide.”

According to the automaker: “De-fender production in its current for-mat will stop at the end of 2015.

“A replacement will join the LandRover model range but we have an-nouncedneither thenamenordetailsof the new product.”

- Wheels24.

PHOTOS: SOURCEDLand Rover’s African Edition Defender.

FOLLOWING a busy period of new-model launches in South Africa lastyear, 2015 shows no sign of slowingdownwithmanyall-newvehiclesandupgrades headed our way. Here aresome of the highlights:

Sports carsWell-heeled high-performance

enthusiasts have several pulse-quickeningcarstolookforwardto,in-cluding the new two-seater Mer-cedes-AMG GTwhich arrives in Mayto replace the SLS. In March themuch-awaitedC63AMGwillmakeitslocal debut, and competingwith it forthe attention of hot-blooded petrolheads will be the high-performanceLexus RCF, flagship of the new RCcoupé range arriving later this year.

Anothernotablesportscarheadedhere around November is Ford’sMustang. Also on the possible radarfor 2015 is Porsche’s venomous 911

GT3 RS.Honda’s Civic Type-R

will give boy-racerssomething to get excitedaboutwhen it lands in thethird quarter of this yearsporting a powerful newturbo engine, while Mini’srapid John CooperWorks, Audi’s hotRS3and third-generationTTarealsoon the2015 launch list.Mazda’sMX5and the Spider version of Alfa’s stun-ning 4C give convertible fans some-thing to look forward to.

City carsAt the more modestly powered

andpriced endof themarket, severalnew affordable small-car ranges areheaded our way, starting with the A-segment Suzuki Celerio hatch laterthis month to replace the Alto. It willbe followed inFebruarybyVW’snewUp!three-doorhatch,asmallcarwith

big ambitions.Other upcoming city cars are the

new Toyota Aygo arriving aroundmid-year,andasafety-upgradedDat-sunGo(withABSandairbags).Daim-ler’s Smart Fortwo city car gets herein December followed by the Forfoura few months later.

Compact carsMovinguptoslightlybiggerhatch-

backs, Opel’sAdam hasjustlandedin SAtocom-petewiththe

likes ofthe Fiat

500 andHonda’snew Jazz arrives later this month.

BMW’s first front-wheel-drive car,the 2 Series Active Tourer, goes onsale later this month. March sees thelaunch of Citroën’s outlandishly-styled C4 Cactus along with the newPeugeot 308 hatch.

SedansFord’sFusion,thereplacementfor

themid-sizedMondeo arrivesinlocalshowrooms in the next couple ofmonths, to be followed by the newVolkswagenPassat aroundmid-year.

Towards the end of the year Jag-uar’s XE sedan heads here to take onthe likes of the BMW 3 Series.

The faceliftedVWJettahas justhittown.

Luxury carsThe swoopy coupé version of the

Mercedes S-Class will be in localshowroomsby the end of thismonth,featuring a Curve Tilt function thatleans the car’s body into a bend —much like a biker or skierwould— toreducelateralforcesonthedriverandpassengers.

SUVsBuyers seeking big cabin space

and a generous ride height will havelots to choose from this year. BMW’ssecond-generationX6, theLandRov-er Discovery Sport (which replacestheFreelander), thenewKiaSorento,the retro-styled Jeep Renegade, theSubaru Outback, the X3-rivallingnew Lexus NX, and the new InfinitiQX80will all cruise in during the firsthalf of the year.

Cool cars for SA this year

DDeeffeennddeerr’’ssllaasstthhuurrrraahh>> Land Rover’sAfrican EditionDefender arrives inSouth Africa — only50 units available

PHOTO: SOURCEDCitroën C4 Cactus.

The second halfwill usher in Audi’snew Q7, Merc’s GLECoupé, Volvo’s XC90and Foton’s Top-lander. New com-pact crossovers willbe the Opel Mokka,Fiat 500X, MazdaCX-3 and Hyundaiix25.

CommercialsWith Toyota’s

newHiluxonlyarriv-ing in 2016, thereisn’t much news onthe bakkie front in2015, except forsomeupgrades to Is-uzu’s KB range.GWM’sSteed6rangehas just been un-veiled alongside theolder Steed 5 whichcontinues as a morevalue-based work-horse, while plug-ging the gap is themore leisure-orient-ed Steed 5E.

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Planets and meteorshowers in February>> The days are getting shorter

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SunThe days are getting shorter, the

Sun rises in the beginning of themonth at 05H25 and sets 18H56, bythe end 05H47 and sets at 18H33,which gives us more time for astro-nomical observations.

The day’s duration in the begin-ningofthemonthis13h,31min,attheend 12h,46min.

Zodiacal lightsInFebruaryandMarchtheEcliptic

isatitsbiggestangletowardsthehori-zon before sunrise and the zodiacallights can be observed. This also ac-counts for the fact that the dawn twi-light s duration is the shortest; the

relatively close to the equator - 29°,and the Ecliptic is very steep at thistime of the year and the time to ob-serveMercury is thebest as it gets.By4H30youwillbeabletoseeitinCapri-corn.

VenusCan be seen for a very short time

lowon thewestern horizon in the be-ginningof themonth.Anyotherplan-et or starwill disappear in the rays ofthe sunset, but not Venus it is thethird brightest heavenly body (ex-cluding comets andmeteorites) afterthe Sun and the Moon, and can beseenevenlowonthehorizonimmedi-ately after the sunset, bright as-3.86m. Venuswill keepmore or lessthe same height from the horizonthrough the month due to coincidingmovements of the Earth and Venus.On the 1st of February Venus will beinconjunctionwithNeptune,theywillbe 0°.8 apart. On 21st Venus will bevery close toMars, 0°.5 one diame-ter of the Moon

MarsIs in Pisces and can be seen very

lowon thewesternhorizonafter sun-set, and as the month progresses theconditions to observe it will deterio-rate as the angular distance from theSun becomes shorter and shorter.

JupiterGood conditions to observe the

biggest planet of our Solar system.Togive you any idea how monstrouslybig is this planet will be the facts thatall other planets can fit inside Jupiterand there will be still space left over!1300Earthscan fit easily insideJupi-

ter. Another interesting fact is thatwith the same ratio Jupiter is biggerthan theEarth, theSun is bigger thanJupiter.

In the beginning of themonth is inLeoand rises by19H16, by the endat17H20. By the 4thwillmove in retro-grade (counterclockwise) motionfrom Leo in Cancer and will be nearthe fullMoon.On the6thwill beatop-position rises with the sunset andsets with the sunrise, directly oppo-site the Sun.

SaturnWill be seen in themorning, rising

at 00H35 in the beginning of themonth,and22H50attheend,inScor-pio. On the 19th will be westernquadrature rising at midnight, and90° left (westwards) from the Sun.

UranusIs on the western sky and can be

seenwith decent binoculars after the

astronomical twilight. Sets at 21H50in the beginning of the month and20H08 by the end.

NeptuneNot good conditions to see the last

planet in February as it is close to theSun.By26thisatthefarthestdistancefromus, lined behind the sun, at con-junction.

Meteor ShowersAlpha Centaurids28 January 21 February. Maxi-

mum 6 meteors per hour on the 7thof February. The radiant is near thestarAgenainCentaurus.TheMoonil-lumination is very strong at 91% onthat night whichwill somewhat spoilthe show.

Thetha CentauridsAgaininCentaurs,nearthezenith,

from 23 January to 12 March, butquire poor, only 4 meteors per hour.Maximum will be on the 14th.

PHOTO: RADO MOSKOVPosition of the planets in the sky in February.

change between nightanddayhappens the fast-est. The zodiacal lightsare fine particles dis-persed along the Eclipticand shine with reflectedlight from the Sun. Youneed an extremely goodconditions-clearskywithno light pollution to seethem, and you may con-fuse them with the sun-rise, hence their othername, False Dawn.

Moon4th Full Moon12th Last quarter19th New Moon25th First quarterMercuryInvisible in the begin-

ning of the month as it isvery near the Sun, butfrom the middle of themonth try to find it in themorning low on the east-ern horizon. Don t missthe morning of 24th,when Mercury will be atits maximum elongation,26°.7 . Because we are

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ANoverseas visitor landed one of thebiggest Blue Marlin caught in theSouth Coast waters on Saturday.

Thomas Banner from the UnitedKingdom landed the 204 kg fish afterfighting it for two hours and 20 min-utes at the 3 000m mark off ShellyBeach. According toMike Schneider,of MustBytFishingCharters,thiswasthe second Marlin caught by Bannerthat day.

“It was also his first time deep-seafishing,” said Schneider. Banner hassince returned to London.

Schneider said the two Marlincaught by Banner that day wereamong five caught by fishermen onhis boat, which he said was the firsttime in those waters.

“After launching inShellyBeachat5am, a Black Marlin was caught andreleased an hour-and-a-half later. Atabout 9am a Blue Marlin weighingaround 130kgs was caught and re-leased as well.”

Schneider said another 110kgBlueMarlinwascaughtandreleased.Thomas’s big catch was the last onefor the day and a Black Bart lure wasused. Schneider can be contacted onmustbytfishingcharters.co.za or on082 777 7324.

Thomas Banner from London (right)with his family displays his 207kgBlue Marlin.PHOTO: FIONA BARRY

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMIGUEL Tuesta Kurscheid (7) from Pretoria with his first catch ­ a Flag­tail on 4 January in Hibberdene. The fish was released back into theocean.

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“Wehada lovely tributeeveningon3Janu-ary.Amemorial servicewasheld and thenwehadaeightkilometreand20kmnightrideanda four kilometrenightwalk. The turn-outwasamazing,” said Burry’s mother Mandie

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IBANDLA lase Holiness UnionChurcheGamalakhe liqaleunya-ka ka2015 ngendumezulu

yenkonzo yaminyaka yonkeokuhloswe ngayo ukuvuselelaamalunga ebandla onyakeni omu-sha.

LendumezuluiqalengoMsombu-luko mhla zi-5 kuMasingana (Janu-ary) yadonsa iviki lonkeyazeyaphe-la ngeSonto leli esiphuma kulonamhla zi-11.

UmholiwebandlauMfundisiM.DMchunu uthe lenkonzo ishintsha iz-impilo eziningi.

Isiqubulosalonyakabesithi, ‘Glo-rify God wherever you are’ ngama-fuphi okusho ukuthi, Dumisa uNku-lunkulu noma ngabe ukuphi.

Kulonyaka ibandla lase HUC libenezihambeli eziningi ezisuka ema-

mfundisi u-I. Doyisa. Kubefundisiabashiyelane inkundla kube um-fundisi Msani, Mbhishobhi M. Zulu,Mfundisi Z. Ntshangane noMb-hishobhi Hlela.

Abazalwane abaningibathintekile ngesikhathi uMb-hishobhi Zulu ethi ibandla likweletauNkulunkulu ngokungabonakalilidlala indima yalo.

“Bazalwane qikelelani ukuthiningabi nje amalunga, kodwaamalunga amadodana namado-dakazi,” kugcizela uZulu obuye abenebandla aliholayophesheyakwez-ilwandle eNdiya.

UMbhishobhi uK.P. Hlela oj-wayeleke eshumayela emsakazwe-ni Ukhozi FM ufike izinga lenkonzoliphezulu kakhulu wathi umaukhuleka kuNkulunkulu uyibizengegama into oyifunayo.

Kulezinkonzo kubonakale leli-bandla laseHUClihanjelwekakhuluabazalwane bakwamanye ama-bandla, kwabonisa ubuntu beham-belana. Nakuba lake layishaya

ngoLwesine kodwa ngoLwesihlanubatheleke kakhulu abazalwane.Umama umfundisi Ntshangaseukhuthaze abazalwane ukuthi ba-bambelele kuNkulunkulu ohloselukhulu ezimpilweni zabo.

Ziphele izinkonzo abazalwanebesazithokozela kubonakala ukuthiabangabazi ukuthi noma lonyakaungaba nezinselelo kodwa zizobeziveza uNkulunkulu.

Ngosuku lokugcina ngeSonto,inkonzo iqale ngehora leshuminambili ekuseni, kwathi emvakwenkonzo abazalwane banyukelaendlini yesonto entsha ukuyothulaizibusiso njengoba ledlu izovulwamaduzane.

Ibandla lase HUC lizimeselengomsebenzi osaqhubeka endliniyalo entsha.

Abazalwane babambe iqhazaelikhulu ekwakiweni kwalendluebize izigidi zamarandi.

Umfundisi uMchunu udluliseamazwi okubonga kubo bonke aba-bambe iqhaza kulenkozo.

PHOTOS: PRECIOUS GUMEDEEmva kokubusiswa Kwendlu yesonto entshakwesokunxele: uMfundisi webandla laseHUC, uMfundisi uMchunu nomama wakwa­khe, umama uHlela kanye nowakwakhe uM­bhishobhi Hlela.

Enkonzweni uBhishobhi K.P Hlela eshumaye­za abazalwane.

Abafundi abangagxiliemanyuvesi kuphela –Nzimande

ABAFUNDI abasuke bephothuleumatikuletsheni kumele babheke ez-inye izikhungo zokuqhubeka nezi-fundo zabo, hhayi amanyuvesikuphela, kusho uNgqongqoshewezeMfundo ePhakeme uBlade Nzi-mande ngoMsombuluko.

“Ikusasa lentsha alincikile kuphe-la ekutheni kumele iye emanyuvesi,”esho etshela izintatheli. “Zikhona ez-inye izikhungo abafundi abangaqhu-ba kuzona izifundo zabo bese be-qhubekela emanyuvesi uma kuyisi-fiso sabo leso.” Uthe indabayokugqanyiswa kukokuthi abafundibaye emanyuvesi, yenza iNingizimuAfrikaukuthi igqigqendawonye.UN-zimande uthe abanye babafundiabashaye ujenga emanyuvesi “bat-hathaamashansi”ngobabayaziuku-thiamamakiaboawabavumeliukubabangene emanyuvesi. “Kunabafundiabame kolayini bebe bazi kahle uku-thi abenzanga kahle ezifundwenizabo,” esho. OkaMphephethwa

ubuye wathi ukukokotelwa kweziqukuyalukhubaza kakhulu uhlelolwezemfundo kuleli nokwenzalubukeleke phansi. “Uma abaqashi,izikhungo nabantu bakuleli besa-nokusola ngendaba yeziqu, lokhokusho ukuthi imfundo yakuleli izo-qhubeka nokubukeleka phansi,”kusho uNzimande esitatimendeni.

“Lokhu kuholela ekutheni kusol-we ngisho iziqu zabantu abazitholengendlela efanele. Leyo nto ayikhoyinhle ebantwini abasuke besebenzekanzima ukuthola imfundo.” UNzi-mandeuthe iSouthAfricanQualifica-tions Authority (SAQA) isiqapheleukunyuka kwezinga leziqu ezingum-bombayi. “Kunabantu abawuthan-dayo umkhonyovu, abanganqeniukuthenga iziqu, baphinde bangabinawo ngisho amahloni okuziklelisakuma-CV uma befaka izicelo zomse-benzi.” Uthe i-SAQA isezinhlelwenizokuqinisa ezokuphepha mayelananezitifiketi ezikhishwayo.

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