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Blythedale residents ‘suffer’during festive season>> Unruly crowds cause chaosJYOTHI LALDAS
“BARBARIC hooliganismand outright disregard forthe law is the only way we
can describe the festive season atBlythedale Beach.” These were thesentimentsechoedbyBlythedaleres-idents who claim they were trauma-tised by the behaviour of patrons ofthe Blythedale Beach Festival.
KwaDukuza SAPS confirmed thatonepersonwasmurderedandanoth-er raped on Boxing Day.
Residentssaidtheyfearedfortheirlives following the incidents as thou-sands of intoxicated people filled thebeacharea.They havelaidnumerouscomplaints regarding the eventwhich has been running for the pastfew years.
However, they say that this yearsurpassed all others in terms of un-
rulybehaviouranddisregardforresi-dents and even the law.
Resident Jodi van Wyk said theyfelt unsafe in their homes.
“I understand that during the fes-tive season, people want to have funat the beach...I don’t begrudge themthat.Buthavingvehiclesparkedrightup the Main Road, people screamingandplaying loudmusicuntil theearlyhours of the morning...it was awful.”
She added at one point even resi-dentswerenotbeingallowed into thearea. “We were told that if we enterthearea,wedosoatourownrisk.Welive there, where else must we go?”
on the verges outside homes.“Some patrons even attempted to
scale the fence of the complex I live into get into the swimming pool. It waschaos for days.”
IneffortstorestoreorderSAPSandKwaDukuza Crime Prevention Unitheld two roadblock checkpoints onthe road leading to the beach.
The first - an alcohol search check- while the second diverted traffic toa designated car park.
However, it is alleged thatyouthasyoung as 12 years old were still ableto sneak alcohol onto the beach.
Headof visiblepolicingatKwaDu-kuza SAPS Colonel MA Nene said aplan was put in place to handle thelarge crowds coming to the beach
during the festive season.“We have no control of the beach.
That is the jurisdiction of themunici-pality.However,withtheavailablere-sources,wetriedourbest tomaintaincontrol.Wehavesomanyotherareastopoliceand thebeach festival is only
one of them.“Residents complained that visi-
torsstayedatthecarparkwellintothenight. We cannot chase them. Thebeach is a public place,” he said.
KwaDukuza mayor RicardoMthembu, who also lives in the area,said he was a victim of the “ongoingparty” as well.
“I was also not able to sleep at myhome because of the noise. Unfortu-nately the beach is a public place andwhat is more unfortunate is that thecar park is so close to the homes. Wewill be discussing how to solve thisproblem as soon as possible.”
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Blythedale Beach car park as it began to clear up this week.
Residents had to be issuedpasses to enter the area in aneffort to restore some order atthe beachside community.
Another resident, whospokeonconditionofanonym-ity, said people were braaing
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BASICEducationMinisterAngieMotshekga has announced aninvestigation into the factors
that contributed to KwaZulu-Natal’s7,7percentagepointsdecrease in thematricpassrateachievedbythe2014class.
Theminister announced the 2014National Senior Certificate exam re-sults last night, saying the nationalpassratehaddropped2,4percentagepoints.
Thisyear’spassrate is75,8%,ver-sus the 2013 pass rate of 78,2%.
In December she announced thatthe passmark for Grade 12would be
increasedaspart of thedepartment’sefforts to increase the quality of edu-cation.
KZN, which had the largest num-berofpupilswritinglastyear’smatricexams,recordedthesteepestdecline,achieving a 69,7% pass rate, downfrom 2013’s 77,4%.
“KZN dropped by 7,7 percentagepoints. It is the steepest decline of allthe provinces. KZN has the largestnumber of Grade 12 pupils in the2014 NSC examinations.
“Weneed to look seriously into thefactors affecting KZN’s perform-ance,” said Motshekga.
Local experts said thereare sever-al factors contributing to KZN’s per-
formance.Educationexpert ProfessorLabby
Ramrathan said, “Because KZN hasthe highest number of matrics thatwrote the exams, any fluctuationwillbe evident.
“There are several factors thatmay have contributed to the decline,soIdon’tthinkitisfairfortheministerto assume that there is a problem,”said Ramrathan.
University of South Africa’s Pro-fessor Vuyisile Msila disagreed, say-ing the minister had every reason tobe concerned.
“It is clear that there are problemsinKZN;it iseitherthequalityof teach-ers or school management.
“We should also remember thatKZN and the Eastern Cape are veryunique in that there are large num-bers of rural schools,” said Msila.
Professor Wayne Hugo, who
teaches at the School of Educationand Development at UKZN, agreedwith Msila.
“The Eastern Cape has a lot moreruralschoolsandlessgoodschools.InKZNwehave lotsofruralschools, lotsof peri-urban schools and a highnumber of urban areas.
“Whattheydidwiththemarkswasto drop the marks of the pupils whodidreallywellandincreasethemarksof thepoorerperformingpupils.Thatiswhythereisasignificantdropintheresults,” he said.
Hugo questioned why, despitehavingadysfunctionaleducationsys-tem, provinces like the Eastern Capesaw an increase in their pass rates.
Gauteng was named the best per-forming province with a 84,7% passrate. The worst performing provincewas the Eastern Cape, where 65,4%passed.
The minister said there had beenincreases in the number of distinc-tions achieved in some subjects.
“History increased from 3,3% to4,1%, Mathematical Literacy in-creasedfrom1,8%to2,4%andPhysi-cal Science increased by 0,3% to3,3%,” said Motshekga.
Gauteng contributed the highestnumber of candidates qualifying forbachelor’s degree studies with36 843, followedbyKZNwith35 724and Western Cape with 18 524.
The number of bachelor’s passesfrom Limpopo was also notable at16 325, said Motshekga.
She also announced that of the 39centres in KwaZulu-Natal implicatedin the cheating scandal, 11 had beencleared of any irregular activity.
She said the remaining 28 centreswould be further investigated thismonth.
Concerns over KZN pass rate>> Education minister asks why province has7,7% fewer successful matric pupils
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WITH the continued de-crease in water levelsat Hazelmere Dam
and other water sources in theiLembe District, authorities areforced to commence with stagefour water restrictions.
However, a desalinationplant and a massive cash injec-tion are on the cards to relievethe dry spell in the longterm.
After the failure of the firstthree stages of water restric-tions to reduce water demandontreatmentplants in the iLem-be District, Sembcorp Siza Wa-ter has announced the imple-mentation of stage four restric-tions.
This means that SembcorpSiza Water will impose watercuts from 9pm to 4am and hasbannedthewashingofcarswithhosepipes, thewashingofbuild-ings and other structures andthe use of jacuzzis.
These restrictions come asthe water level at HazelmereDamcontinuedtodecreasedur-ing the festive season to 37% asof 6 January from the 40% thatpromptedmorerestrictions latelast year.
The committee, consisting ofiLembe District Municipality,Umgeni Water and SembcorpSizaWater,willmeet in Februa-ry to put forward two masterplans aimed at mitigating thewater shortage.
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bethe lookingintothefeasibilityof constructing a sea-waterdesalination plant north ofDurban and a cash injectionfrom cabinet of R70 million.
According to Umgeni WatercorporatestakeholdermanagerShamiHarichunderthefeasibil-ity of a desalination plant is stillbeing studied.
Meanwhile, he mentionedother long term plans aimed atmitigating the water shortagecrisis.
He mentioned the ongoingconstruction of the R2 billionLowerThukelaBulkWaterSup-ply Scheme which he promiseswill end the water shortage cri-sis in the near future.
“The completion of thisschemewillmean, ineffect, thatmuch, if not all, of the watershortages that are currently be-ing experienced in parts of theiLembeDistrict will cease to ex-ist,” saidHarichunder inastate-ment.
The construction is due tobecompleted in March 2016.
According to Harichunder,the current lack of rain is the re-sult of the El Nino weather sys-tem and weather experts pre-dict the return of sufficient rainin February and March.
In the short term, all bench-marks for the reduction of de-mand having failed, it remainsto be seen whether the lateststage of water restrictions willbring any respite to the watershortage,shouldtherainsnotbesufficient.
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The Department of Energy an-nouncedthepricecutonFriday,whichhad been informed by the continuedfall of the crude oil price.
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“The Department of Energy here-with informs the public that the pricesof petrol, diesel, illuminating paraffinand Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)will decrease with effect from the 7thJanuary 2015.”
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WHEN I was in matric, thethought of cheating duringthe exams didn’t even cross
my mind.Firstly, I was toomuch of a nervous
wreck to cheat and I knew that shouldIgetcaught, Iwouldgetaseriouswhip-ping from my mother.
IalsoknewthatIwouldbesubjectedto endless family meetings and coun-selling.
Even though I don’t promote cheat-ing, I must say the modus operandi waspretty impressive. During a technicaldrawing trial exam, my friend and amate sitting in from of him literallyswitched boards theminute the invigi-lator turned his back on them.
They didn’t get caught. On top ofthat, they both got 80% for the exam.
Wait, I have my own cheating storyto share.
I cheated in a class test in primaryschool.IwasinGrade3atRichardsBayChristian School. I know, the irony.
Mybest friendKateandIwereshar-ing notes in an English test andmy au-burn-haired English teacher, MrsWalker,walkedbetweenuswhile Iwaswhispering answers to Kate. Beforeshe could even say anything, tearsstartedrollingdownmycheeks; Iknewit was the end — we got caught.
I can’t quite remember what thepunishmentwas,but I knowthat Inev-er repeated theactionbecause the feel-
ingof that lumpinyour throatasyou’reushered to the principal’s office is nota good feeling.
When the matric cheating scandalbroke last week, I thought to myself, isit really worth it?
I didn’t do well in all of my matricsubjects,but Iwassatisfiedwithmyre-sults because I had put in the hardwork. During the late nights and theweekends at the municipal library, wemadesurethatweputinextraworkbe-cause the thought of not seeing yourname in the newspaper was just de-pressing.
When the results finally came outand I saw my name in the newspaper,I was chuffedwithmyself. I was proudwhen I received my matric certificatebecause I knew that I hadworkedhardand I deserved the results I received.
When I heard that 39 exam centresin KwaZulu-Natal have been implicat-ed in a cheating scandal, I thought ofyoung people’s futures gone to waste.
one to five years.Teachers don’t earn much, so why
would you risk putting breadon the ta-ble to ruin a child’s future?
I askmyself how these childrenwillcopeat university, havingbeenaccept-edintotheinstitutionswithfauxmarks.
Mahlambi made an interestingpointwhenhesaidthatchildrenwillal-ways be children.
He said pupils are so honest thattheywill tell you that “the teacher gavethem the answers or that their parentscame home with the paper”.
I was absolutely gobsmacked aboutthe fact that parents can come homewith a matric exam answer script andmake their child memorise the an-swers.
As a parent, what are you teachingyour child?
Thatcheatingisright?Thattheycantake short cuts to get further in life?
Having cheated and learnt my les-son, I hope these children will repentand refrain from cheating in future. Itwould be a sad indictment on society ifsomeof these children get ahead in lifethrough cheating.
Perhaps the department should gobacktothebasics.Ibelievethatifteach-ershadequippedthepupilsadequatelyand made sure that they went into theexamwith confidence that they woulddo well, then there wouldn’t be a needto cheat.
But thenagain, Ibelieve therearesomany cracks in our education systemthat the cheating scandal is just the tipof the iceberg.• Amanda Khoza is a reporter at The Witness. [email protected]
IT’S the timeof theyearwhenresolutionsandmatrics takeprecedence.Right now, the focus is on KwaZulu-Natal’s dismal results with the
ministerofbasiceducationannouncinganinvestigationintothe7.7per-
EDITORIAL COMMENTMatric results and thenew year
Is it really worth it?
AMANDA KHOZA
Not only would itbe recorded in theDepartment of Edu-cation’s historybooks, but mymoth-er would make surethat itwas inmyobit-uary and on mytombstone too, and Idefinitely didn’twant that.
A friend of minecheated in hismatrictrial exam.
KZN Department of Edu-cation spokesperson MuziMahlambi made it clear thatthedepartment doesnot takekindly tocheaters.Hetold themedia that pupils have beenfoundcheatinginthepastandthat the sanctions wereharsh. They have included asuspension from writing amatric exam for a period of
cent decrease in the pass rate (see page 4 forfull story).
A lot of comments have also beenmade re-garding the role parents play in the lives ofmatric pupils. Basically, a lot of fingers arepointing in different directions.
Despite the negative stories that haveemerged regarding the class of 2014, and thisincludes the ‘cheaters’, those matric pupilswho are ready to enter the next phase of theirlife must be congratulated.
Manypupilsovercametheircircumstancesand did the best they could and proved thathard work pays off.
The Weekly would like to congratulate allmatric pupils who are now ready to take thenext step in life.
The first month of the year is filled with atons of positivity and goals set for the yearahead.
AccordingtoHollywood(referringto1980smovie Back to the Future), 2015 marks theyear we travel around in flying cars.
While this is far from the reality, many arewaiting to see some positive change in theircommunities.
This year marks a milestone for StangerWeekly and we look forward to sharing somespecial moments with you - watch this spacefor more!
We would like to wish all our clients andreaders a wonderful and prosperous 2015.
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>> Mdoniville Hindu Temple will hold their 18th annual Thaipoosam Kavady Festival. Flag hoisting 25January. Kavady festival 3 February. Venue Country Club Grounds. For more information contact KrishKistan on 083 556 6276 or 032 551 1744.
>>The Protec Stanger branch is in the processof compiling a database for all ex students who attended Protec Saturday classes from 20002013.
The following information is required as soon aspossible: Name, surname, landline, mobile number,email address, current employer, current positionheld, tertiary qualifications, year matriculated,school attended, studying, etc.
Kindly forward all information to Colin Naicker atthe Sappi Resource Centre on protecstan[email protected]/
fax: 032 551 6250/ call: 032 5516 251/2/cell:062 342 9860.
An appeal is also made to all parents to assistin this regard.
>>The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir conductssatsang every Tuesday from 6.30pm to 7.45pm. Navarathree will be observed at the temple from 24 September until 2 October commencing at 6.15pm. Allwelcome.>>OM Healing services is offered for the sick, frailand bed ridden members of the community at theirhomes.
Please contact Kriyananda on 084 551 4795 or032 551 4795 for more information.>>Free taebo lessons every Wednesday at TheStanger Manor Library in Stanger Manor. The lessonscommence at 6pm. Inquiries: Tarzan Naicker on076 505 6825.>>Saturday Farmers and Home Industry Market atThaThas Farm every Saturday from 9am. Farmstalls, food stalls, ample safe parking, jumping castle. FREE stalls for September.
Book your stall now. Ts & Cs apply. For more information contact Owen on 083 756 9245 or 032 4378008.>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the Shanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Kubashni on 0768257357.>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple Satsang Mondays at 6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm. Contact Danny or Shawn on 032 552 2382.>>Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Mon@ 6.157.15pm), bhajan practice (Tues @ 6pm), Satsang (Thurs from 78.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Sat @2pm). Contact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795.>>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more information please contact DC Naidoo on 032 551 4361or Ashen on 073 670 2324.>>The International Society for KrishnaConsciousness Centre in Stanger invites you to ourweekly Nama Hatta programme at Sabha Hall at6.45pm. Bonafide spiritual book and Prasadam isserved. For more information, contact Hare KrishnaDas on 082 829 3880.>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be contactedfor funeral services and home services. Cooking andbaking also done. For more information, contact Krish Kisten on 0835566276 or Jenny Padayachee on032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414.
Packages for small weddings accommodating100 to 120 people with table seating. For more information contact Krish Kisten on 083 556 6276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414 orthe temple on 032 551 1744.
Serviceisheldon Sundayfrom8.30am to9.30amMonday from 6pm to 7pm. Tuesday from 7pm to8pm.
For further information, contact 032 551 1744.>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street inStanger Manor, conducts the weekly services: Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. Tuesdays: Prayer service from 6pm to 7pm (Ramayan recitals, twice a month)
Saturdays: Hanuman Chalisa recitals from 6amto 7am (11 times).
For details, contact Ram Makardood on 084 4862207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.
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shopforallKLFAclubswilltakeplaceinmid-February. Mngadi said: “Theowner’s workshop is to help ownersdevelopclubconstitutionsandassistthem to understand their roles andfunctions,theirtechnicalteammem-ber’s roles and responsibilities andthe rights of players.”
Mngadi acknowledged that verylittlewasdonetodevelop junior foot-ball in KwaDukuza for a number ofyears. Thus they have decided to or-ganise tournaments in theunder13,under 15 and under 17 ranks in thenew year.
Selected players in the three age-groupswill formpartof theKLFAde-velopment team. Former profes-sional players and coaches will beused to help develop the skills ofthese select-ed players inthe hope ofgroomingthem forsenior foot-ball andsendingthem to theAmazulujunior acad-emy.
FormerKLFA ad-ministra-tors, coach-esandrefereesinterestedinpromot-ing the beautiful game inKwaDukuzaarerequestedtocontactMagnum Mngadi on 084 336 1149.
PresidentofSAFAIlembeRegion,
Happyboy Mhlongo endorsed theplans of KwaDukuza Local FootballAssociation.
Mhlongosaid: “Ournewyear res-olution as SAFA Ilembe region is toensure that our own administrationof the sport improves before ensur-ing that our SAB teamsdowell in theplayoffs at the end of the 2014/2015seasoninthehopeofgainingpromo-tion into the ABC Motsepe League.
“Furthermore, we want to assistSASFA to in-crease theschools par-ticipation infootballtourna-ments sincethey havemany foot-ball devel-opmentpro-grammes.
“Finally,we want tostrengthenour partner-
shipwithmunicipalities at local anddistrict levels, Department of Sportand Recreation, private sector andother stake holders which deal withfootball.”
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SASHEN Sadayan kept Dawnheightsleague hopes alive in the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union ChallengeLeagueafter guiding theKwaDukuzaoutfit to an emphatic 70-runs victoryagainst Phoenix Cricket Club prior tothe festive break at the RainhamGrounds in Phoenix.
Dawnheights won the toss andelected to bat first. They were on theback-foot right from the start afterlosing Sagar Arora (4), Arhad Singh(5) and Keane Govender (2) cheaply.
TheirwoescontinuedafterSouravSingh was clean bowled for 11 runsleaving them in tatters at 39/4.
VeterancampaignerNikileshMis-rajoinedforceswithdebutanteVarunPal to steady the innings, putting ona 27-runs partnership for the fifthwicket before Pal was dismissed for12 runs.
Mohamed Shehzaad joinedMisraat the creaseand they took the tally to98/6 before Shehzaad (24) wasstumpedbythePhoenixwicket-keep-er off the bowling of M. Naidoo.
Sohail Singh and Misra consoli-dated the innings, taking the tally to151/7 before Singh (26) was cleanbowledbyS.Thulsiram.Misrascoredabrillianthalf-century(58)beforebe-ing dismissed by E. Moodley.
Dawnheightspostedarespectable180/8 in theirallotted50-overs.RyanSeerpathwas the pick of the Phoenixbowlersclaimingthreewickets for34from 10 overs.
The Dawnheights skipper Sada-yanwreakedhavocwith the newballafter clean bowling A. Khandha andP.Singhforaduckrespectivelybeforeclaiming the scalps of C. Ganesh (1),S. Naidoo (3), Seerpath (3), L. Singh(6) and Tulsiram (14) to finish withmatch-winning figures of 7 wicketsfor 29 runs from 9 overs.
Phoenixwere bundled out for 110runs in the 29th over to give Dawn-heights an impressive 70-runs victo-ry.
President of Dawnheights CricketClub,RajivSinghsaid: “Theweather-godshavenotbeenkindtoussincethestart of the KZN Challenge League inOctober, but Sadayan’s 7-wicket haulistheperfecttonicneededtoboostourguys ahead of a busty schedule at thestart of the new year”.
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Sadayan keepsDawnheightstitle hopes alive
THE annual Tropika Summer Feverbeach festival, held over the festiveperiod, was an overwhelming suc-cess with thousands of beachgoersenjoyingahostof funactivitiesatBa-llito’s Willard Beach.
“We,atTropika, are just sohappyto be part of this fantastic event thatencourages family time and KZN’sbeautifulbeaches,”saidbrandgroupmanager for Tropika, Miantha Pa-dayachee.
“Everyonewhoattended theTro-pika Summer Fever beach festivalhad a great time. There really was
something for everybody. And thesmooth taste of Tropika ensuredbeachgoers were kept cool and re-freshed in the summer sun.”
Visitors at the event were treatedto a variety of family-friendly beachactivities including limbo dancing,sandcastle building competitionsand dance lessons.
The Tropika dancers took to thestage every hour, ensuring every-one was kept in the party-goingspirit.
Thosewithacompetitivesportingedgeenjoyedoneof themanygames
of beach volleyball and touch rugbywhileanumberofhappybeachgoerswent home with superb prizes afterparticipating in the hourly Tropikatreasure chest hunts.
Celebrity guests – among themSpringbok surfers Shane Sykes andSophie Bell, former Mrs Durban’sKaren Landman, Miss Ballito 2012and Miss KZN 2014 Renalda Hoff-man as well as South African body-boarders Dane Klusener, WesleyCoetzee and Storm Prestwich – re-laxed in the Chill Zone where theymingled with festival goers.
The celebrity guests were alsotaskedwithjudgingthecovetedtitlesofMr andMiss Tropika Summer Fe-ver 2014.
Itwasahotlycontestedeventwitha number of worthy entrants but itwas Thembo Monareng of PretoriawhotookhomethetitleofMrTropikaSummer Fever 2014 while Daniellede Lange of Ballito was named MissTropika Summer Fever 2014.
Beachgoers can look forward toevenmoreexcitingsummer funwiththe 2015 installment of TropikaSummer Fever.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDemi Jefferys, Angelique Roux, Jade Upton, Wesley Coetzee,Storm Prestwich and Dane Klusener.
Tropika Summer Fever 2014 ends on successful note
Angelique Roux,Shane Sykes(Springbok surferand winner of the2014 under 20ASP South AfricanChampionships),Sophie Bell (SAChamps winnerand recentlyawarded Springbok surfer) andLihle Ndelu.
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Mr and Miss Tropika Summer Fever 2014 judgesMiantha Padayachee (brandgroup managerfrom Tropika),Karen Landman(former Mrs Durban) and Renalda Hoffman(Miss Ballito2012 and MissKZN 2014).
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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLihle Ndelu with the winner ofthe Tropika dance competitionZandri du Plessis.
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KWADUKUZA Local FootballAssociation (KLFA) have an-nounced major plans for the
new year in the hope of developingthe skills of players, administratorsand club owners.
KLFA competitions co-ordinatorMagnum Mngadi said: “Before theendofJanuaryweplantohostanad-ministrator’s workshop to developthe administrative skills of theman-agement members of all clubs.
“In a fortnight’s time KLFA willhost a referee’s workshop and it willbe compulsory for each club to sendthree referees to the workshop.”
Attheendoftheworkshoparefer-eesdatabasewill be formedandref-erees will be appointed to officiatethe KLFA premier league, divisionone and women’s league games.
A coaches’ workshop is on thecards for the month of February.
“Coaches involved in junior andsenior teams and women’s soccerwill be invited toattend the coachingworkshop,” added Mngadi.
He said that a club owner’swork-
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Another year has gone by and it seems like yesterday thatGod chose you from the rest because you were the best.
A wonderful mother, so good and rare. She never complained,she was not that kind. She was one of those, so hard to find.Ma, although we are apart, your spirit lives within us forever.Our family chain is broken and noting seems the same.But as God calls us one by one, our chain will link again.
You and your family are invited to attend the1 Year Memorial Ceremony of the late Jayalutchmi Pillay
Date: Sunday, 11 January 2015Time: 10:00am
Venue: 5 Panarama Flats, Stanger HeightsPlease accept this as a personal invitation.
Sadly missed by your loving children Anila, Juggie, Pamela,David, 5 grandchildren-Jason, Adrian, Jenel, Junaid, Laiha,2 sons-in-law Suraj, Balan, daughter-in-law Rakisha, greatgrandchild Kera and a host of family and friends.
In Loving MemoryJAYALUTCHMI
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Naicker karts his way to WorldChampionships>> “I’ve always dreamt of winning a karting championship...”WEEKLY REPORTER
FIFTEEN-year-old Kashen Na-icker has scooped the title as the2014SouthAfrican JuniorKart-
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The St Dunstan’s College pupil dis-played his talent when he finished inthetoppositionsinalmostallofhisrac-es during the 2014 season. He left the2014penultimate racewith a 12 pointlead,whichplacedhimina favourableposition to scoop the championship.
During the final event in Vereenig-ing, Naicker drove to second place fin-ishes during the first two heats of theday, and karted his way to first place- and the championship title - in thefinal race of the day.
The ecstatic teenager leaped forjoyashesteppedoutofhiskart inVer-eeniging and was greeted with hugsandhandshakes fromhis teammatesand family.
“I’ve always dreamt of winning akarting championship and I’veworked hard to become a focussedcompetitor,” says Naicker.
“I’mhoping to carry over this suc-cess internationally and, hopefully, ImightbescoutedasaFormula1,DTMor Nascar driver someday,” he adds.
Naicker,whostartedcompeting inpro-karting at the age of 10, quicklyhoned his skills whilst competingagainst far more seasoned competi-tors in his class.
Naicker says thathewaspersuad-ed to take up karting bymaster BMWengineer Sean Sing, owner at TU-NETECH,anditdidn’ttakemuchcon-vincingtogethimbehindthewheelof
a kart.Naicker also grew up in a motor-
sport-enthused home. His dad is well-known in the drag racing fraternity,andisathreetimedragracingchampi-on in South Africa.
Naicker’s parents - Logan and Lou-Lou - are proud of their son’s achieve-ments and they hope to see him excelat all levels of motorsport in the nearfuture.
Logan says that he has investedheavily in his son because he hasshown the potential to compete inter-nationally.
“Karting is the secondmost expen-sive form ofmotorsport after Formula1, and with little sponsorship, Kash-
en’s professional racing future de-pends largely on our investment,” hesays.
“Ouronly sponsor isDurban-basedSAI DUTY FREE,” Logan adds.
Naicker is no stranger at interna-tional karting tracksaswell.Hehasal-ready participated at internationalkartingeventsandleavestoVerona, It-aly on 14 October to compete in theWorld Rok Karting Finals.
More than 30 countries participatein the event, considered to be the pin-nacle drive of a kart competitor’s ca-reer.
He is also the first Indian driver towina juniorrokkartingchampionshipin South Africa.
Kashen Naicker.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKashen shows his skill.
WEEKLY REPORTER
KWADUKUZALocal Football Associa-tion (KLFA) will launch their women’sleagueonSaturday,24Januaryat Rec-reation Ground.
Ten teams comprisingMadundubeMighty Valentines, Lindelani Ladies,Darnall Ladies, Globe Rangers, Mel-ville Ladies, Nandi Ladies, Sofaya La-
dies, Siqalo Ladies, Etete Ladies andMadundube Ladies will be vying forhonours in the KLFAwomen’s league.
Matches will be played over tworounds at Recreation and ManorGround.
The duration of each game will be35 minutes per half. At the end of thetwo-round competition a KwaDukuzasquadwill be selected to participate in
the SAFA Ilembe women’s knockouttournament scheduled to take placelater in the year.
Other teams interested in partici-pating in the KLFA women’s leaguemust affiliate a teamand register theirplayers before the end of January.
For further information regardingthe KLFA women’s league, contactNtongoMlungwana on 083 3674 824.
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