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Poorplanningfor season>> Festive season is ‘really a challenge’SHANNON HOPKINS
NORTH COAST residents areleftwonderingif theywillhavea festive season with no lights
or water after getting poor answersfrom authorities at a public meetingat Braeside on Thursday night.
Representatives fromKwadukuzaMunicipality, iLembe Municipality,bulksupplierUmgeniWater,ratepay-ers’ associations, councillors and thepublic attended to discuss water andelectricity issues.
With stage two water restrictionsinplace since September, traffic jamselectricity outages and now load
shedding, residents are concernedabout the town’s short and long-termfuture.
At themeetingSembcorpSizawa-ter managing director Shyam Misrarepeated that the situation was direand if water is not saved the Hazel-mere Dam, which supplies the area,could be dry by January or February2015.
“The situation is a lotmore severethanwe realise.We urge residents tosavewaterasweallneed it forsurviv-al,” said Misra.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Toddlers from Mahkasi Creche in Melville were excited when they received new toys from local business Tricentrecently.
New toys excite toddlers at local creche
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Uniting to fightcrime in CBD>> Retailer's association and SAPS work together to ‘clean up’ the townJYOTHI LALDAS
THEissueoframpantcrimeintheKwaDukuza CBD prompted theKwaDukuza Retailer's Associa-
tion (KRA) to hold a meeting with thelocal SAPS and the municipal CrimePrevention Unit (KDMCPU) on Thurs-day, 6 November.
Fed up business owners decidedthat itwas time towork together toputan end to crime in the town as theirbusinesses are being seriously affect-ed. SalimTootla, speakingonbehalf ofthe KRA, said: “Crime has reachedalarming proportions with many re-tailers recently having been subject tobrazen,armedrobberiesandtheft.Wewould like the SAPS towork co-opera-tively with KDM Crime Prevention toeffectively combat crime in the CBD.”
The KRA committee expressed thevulnerability of businesses to crimeand stressed the importance of in-creased police visibility andmore footpatrols. SamsonPillayofKRArequest-ed that crime prevention officers con-duct stop and search operations in theCBD.
KwaDukuza SAPS visible policingcommander Colonel Nene, who will
head the joint crime-fighting opera-tions, praised the KRA for conveningthe meeting and pledged the full sup-port of the SAPS.
“We want to partner with businessandKDMCrime Prevention to combatcrimeandhavealreadydeployedmorepolice officers to the CBD during thefestiveseason.Wewillalsoensurehighpolice presence throughout the year.We are serious about fighting crimeand will exert the full might of the lawwhen it comes to criminality.”
The strategic joint operations willalso see the KDM Crime Prevention
cidences of crime.The KRA members were given a
tour of the KDM CCTV control roomand requested the provision and in-stallation ofmore surveillance camer-as in the CBD.
KRA members also requested thatloudspeakers be fitted to cameras sothat the controller can raise the alarmto prevent criminal activity.
Joint crime fighting operationshave already begun in the CBD andshoppers and traders will reap thebenefits of a safer and more secureCBD,especiallyoverthefestiveseason.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSeen at the meeting from left: NL Khumalo (KDM), Shain Manjoo(KRA), Colonel Nene (SAPS), Edgar Thengwayo (KDM), Samson Pillay(KRA) and Salim Tootla (KRA).
A 63-year-old biker was seriously in-jured after he was hit by a car and thendragged by the vehicle in Salt Rock onSunday afternoon.
According to reports from the scenethe biker was travelling up Ocean Drivewhen he was struck from behind by avehicle.
Netcare 911 spokesperson ChrisBotha said paramedics arrived at thescene and found the biker on the
ground with serious injuries.“Paramedics worked fervently to
stabilise the man and after he wasdeftly immobilised on a trauma board,they transported him to a local hospi-tal under the constant care of an ad-vanced life support paramedic,” saidBotha.€
Further details of the accident andpreceding events will remain subject toa police investigation
Biker injured
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KDM Local Economic de-velopment practitionerNhlanhla Sanga stated thatthe municipality will enforceby-laws relating to formalandinformal tradersandsec-ond-hand dealers. Carguards will also come underthespotlight.TheKRAwillas-sist the SAPS and KDM byidentifying known criminalsand highlighting notoriousareas in theCBDwithhigh in-
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Poor planning for season
He said this week a 30% reduction is wa-ter use will be implemented, up from theuntil now 20%. He said the area usesabout 11 million litres per day, but thisjumps to about 18 million in the Christmasweek.
Umgeni Water corporate stakeholdermanager Shami Harichunder said thedam is about 44% full, but about 15% ofthis is silt and not useable. When queriedabout the viablilty of a desalinationplant, Harichunder said this is still “a longtime away”.
Residents queried why a phased planto raise the Hazelmere walls had not beendone after being on the cards since about2007.
Authorities said this was a Depart-ment of Water and Sanitation project.
The public also raised the issue of wa-ter being lost due to poor infrastructurein some areas in iLembe.
Harichunder said only five percentwas being lost, which is in line with inter-national standards. Dolphin Coast Con-servancy chair Di Jones said this may be
capacities,” said Mdabe.A resident contested a recent an-
nouncement by Siza which stated thatthe town would be fined if water restric-tions were not adhered to. Misra said ac-counts would be scrutinised and individu-als fined.
He said accommodation facilitiesneedtoregisterwithSizasoasnottoincurexorbitant costs in season. When askedabout bore holes in residences, Misra saidthis was an option, but permission wouldneed to be granted by DWA. Other thanpromoting an awareness campaign, au-thorities did not mention a worse-casescenario plan for the festive season.
KwaDukuza electrical department’sNick Hall said as of last week the area isnow on Eskom’s load-shedding schedule,block 15, rather than the municipality’s.
This to allow for weekend sheddingwhen the grid is under pressure. He saidlast Thursday’s full-day outage was dueto upgrading of local infrastructure.
Hall said local substations, the 10mvaShaka’s Rock station working at 14mvaare severely overloaded. He said the newSheffield station would not be completefor at least six months.
“The growth in the area has been phe-nomenal and it has been difficult to keepup. About 10 years ago the load growthwas 72mva, now it is 120mva,” said Hall.
DOCRRA’s Barbara Shingler askedwhat the plan was for the season, towhich Hall said it was “really a challenge”.
He later explained the municipality’sgeyser rotational system would help toprevent unplanned outages and loadshedding, but said the public had notbeen co-operating. “We have installedabout 8 200, but need an extra 3 300 tobe effective,” said Hall.
DOCRRA chairman Louis Luyt said it
KwaDukuza Mu-nicipality speakerThulani Khuluse,iLembe mayorWelcome Mdabeand SembcorpSiza Water di-rector ShyamMisra.PHOTO: SHANNONHOPKINS
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iLembe mayor Welcome Mdabesaid he will be approaching provincethis week to attain funding allocat-ed to infrastructure to assist thecause.
“Desalination may have to befast-tracked, and we are also look-ing into about five raw water storage
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iLembewins twice>> Municipality is a top achiever
THE iLembe District Munici-palitywalkedawaywithtwoawards at the World Plan-
ning Day celebration that tookplaceat theeBandlaHotel inBalli-to on Friday 7 November.
The celebrationwas organisedby the KwaZulu-Natal Depart-ment of Co-operative Governanceand Traditional Affairs.
Theprovincialdepartmentrec-ognisedtheexcellentworkofplan-nersthroughanawardsceremonyfor municipalities that have ob-tained the most credible IDPs forthe 2014/2015 financial year atthe event.
TheiLembeDistrictMunicipal-ity bagged the award for beingamong the top achievers in pre-paring its Integrated Develop-ment Plan for five consecutiveyears (2010/2011, 2011/2012,2012/2013, 2013/2014 and2014/2015).
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Acting municipal manager ofiLembe District Municipality Ge-offrey Kumalo and manager ofPlanning and IDP for the DistrictLinda Mncube accepted theawards on behalf of council.
Also as part of the celebration,a session was held where the Na-tionalDepartmentofCo-operativeGovernance engaged stakehold-ers on the September 2014, DraftIntegrated Urban DevelopmentFramework.
Thisnationalpolicyframeworkisaboutmanagingurbandevelop-ment and urbanisation of citiesand towns advocating that theybecome more economically effi-cient and socially inclusive.
The engagement sessionsoughttosensitisestakeholdersaswellasopendialoguetoobtaincol-lective ideas on the agenda of ur-ban transformation.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDiLembe District Municipality acting municipal manager Geoffrey Kuma-lo (right) and iLembe’s Planning and IDP manager Linda Mncube(second from left) receiving the Integrated Development Plan awardfrom Dr Bhengu-Baloyi from the Provincial Planning Commission (sec-ond from right) and the general manager of Municipal Planning atKZN Cogta Thulani Bhengu (left).
JYOTHI LALDAS
AN accused drug peddler was caught‘red handed’ and was arrested byNForce Security at a local mosque onSunday.
NForce director Nitesh Arjun ar-rested Mohammed Bux for attempt-ing to sell whoonga at the mosque.
Arjun said he received informationfrom members of the public whileconducting an undercover investiga-tion about a suspected drug peddlerconducting his “business” at the localmosque.
“My reaction team and I searchedthe area and found the suspect on themosque premises. He attempted toescape through the back, however, wemanaged to apprehend him.
“Upon searching him we found alarge quantity of whoonga hidden inhis pants.”
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Dignity restored toMonkeytown residents>> Much-needed sanitation facilities installed for community
JYOTHI LALDAS
FOR many years the Mon-keytown informal settlementdwellers have had to relieve
themselves in a neighbouring bushandusetwocommunal taps forwaterto wash, clean, drink and preparemeals.
However, these Shakaville resi-dents will no longer have toexperi-ence the stench and flies, waiting inlong lines forwater, thanks toadona-tion of communal toilets with sinksandshowersmadebyan iLembeDis-trict Municipality service provider.
Esor Construction donated fourcontainer toilets and two showersfor males and three toilets and two
showers for females bothwithwash-ing basins made out of cement at theback.
These were officially handed overtothecommunitylastThursday,6No-vember.
iLembedeputyMayorDolly Shan-du, the chairperson of the Infrastruc-ture Portfolio Committee councillorJabulani Zondo, Esor director DesAnamalay and site manager Row-land Roopnarian handed over thekeys to the ward councillor PinkyMdletshe-Mbambo and the wardcommittee.
Shandu thanked Esor Construc-tion for restoring the dignity of thepeople in Monkeytown.
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The community will for now usethese container toilets, showers andwashing basins while waiting to bemoved to low-cost houses.
Deputy Mayor ofiLembe DollyShandu (secondfrom left) andShakaville wardcouncillor PinkyMdletshe-Mbam-bo (second fromright) checkingout the sink inthe femalescontainer withward committeemembers BongaDlamini andThembi Nzuza.
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Rocky Parkapartmentsselling fast>> Lifestyle ahead of homes
THE Rocky Park apartments atWard 19 KwaDukuza are sellingfast.
“The response from thepublic to ouradvertisements has been very good,with over 150 phone calls and manyemails being received from interestedpotential buyers just on Wednesdayalone last week.
“The phone calls and emails havecontinued coming in numbers daily.
“This confirms the desperate highneed for quality secure lifestyle homesfrom KwaDukuza residents,” saidBonkeBashe,property sales consultantfor Simsi.
Zandile Mkhabela and SibongileMkhumbuzi (pictured below), twoyoung professional residents ofKwaDukuzu each bought a three-bed-room apartment at Rocky Park onSaturday.
“As a young black person, I feel solucky and privileged to have bought aunit at Rocky Park for such a good pricecompared to other more expensiveunits selling around Ballito,” saidZandile MKhabela who was all smilesafter concluding her purchase.
An ecstatic Sibongile Mkhumbuzistated: “I pre-inspected the Rocky Parkunitsbeforebuyingmyoneandwasveryimpressedwiththehighqualityofinteri-or finishes and spacious size of theapartments.
“I’m so proud and feel so blessedwith my purchase. I can’t wait to moveinto my posh new home!”
The units are selling at R433 200 forthe 56sqm two bedroom and R501 600for the68sqmthreebedroom, includingVAT.
There is no transfer duty.First-time home owners will be pri-
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Preference to buy at Rocky Park willbegiventoresidentsofKwaDukuzaMu-nicipality.
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Bonke Bashe (right)Simsi - PropertySales consultant),with Rocky Parkapartment ownersZandile Mkhabele(left) and SibongileMkhumbuzi.
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KWAZULU-NATALhashatcheda tight security plan to safe-guard the province during andafter the busy festive season.
The plan involves the de-ploymentofwellover20000se-curity personnel, includingcrime intelligence, tactical re-sponse teamsandbackedupbythe air wing.
Part of this plan is already inaction, by providing security tothose writing matric examina-tions in the province. It will rununtil thereopeningof schools inJanuary 2015.
This plan was tabled at theJustice, Crime Prevention andSecurity Cabinet Security Clus-ter meeting, chaired by theKwaZulu-Natal MEC for Trans-port, Community Safety and Li-aison,WilliesMchunu.Theplanwasapprovedby theJCPSClus-ter andwill nowbe tabledat theprovincial cabinet.
Theplanisbroadlyinformedby the understanding that theprovince is poised to see an in-fluxof thousandsof tourists intothe province, high traffic vol-umes with thousands of cash-flushed people descending intoprovincial malls.
Theplanalsonotes thathun-dreds of thousands of migrant
workers would be returninghomewiththe likelyemergenceof conflict.
Among others, the plan willsee the manning of road blockstoensurethesafetyofthepeopleof the province and the visitorsduring this busyperiod, cordonand search operations, seizureof stolenproperty, recovery ille-gal firearms and drugs.
Crime prevention strategiesthat include the cordoning andsearching operations will beconducted around the provinceto respond to possible cash intransit robberies, ATM bomb-ings, rural safety, crimes thatare directed at farmers andstock theft.
It also includes mobilisingthe community against crimi-nality.
"We are satisfied that all theefforts have been made to en-sure that KwaZulu-Natal peo-plehaveasafeand incident freefestive season.
“We, however, call on thepeople to be alert, cooperatewith security agencies and re-port any suspicious incident tothe police immediately. The re-ality is that safety and securityis our collective responsibility,"said Mchunu.
Province has tight planfor festive season safety
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Renowned Indian artiststo perform in KwaDukuza>> Cultural show expected to captivate audience
THE Shri Sanathan Mundal inconjunctionwith Gopio Africaand The Indian Consulate
brings to KwaDukuza, India’s inter-nationally renowned artist Dr Push-paPrasad, togetherwithher troupe,Surangama.
The show will take place at theMundalhall onSaturday,15Novem-ber commencing at 6.30pm for7pm.
Prasad andher troupe are boundto entertain and enthrall the audi-ence with Bhojpuri (Chutney) folksongs, dances and folklore.
Accompanying her are, dholak,flute, percussion and harmonium
players all from India.Prasad is an internationally re-
nowned folk singer andanexpert onthe ethereal folk sounds of Bihar.
Her Bhojpuri repertoire expandsfromNirgunto the jazzysongsof joy-fulness.
Being classically trained in Hin-dustani vocal and Kathak, Prasad’sstage performances showcase highenergy rhythms with the subtle nu-ances of heart warming folklore.
Forthelast35years,shehasbeencaptivating her listeners all acrossthe world.
She has represented India as thecultural ambassador at the prestig-
ious festival India Pravasi Divas intheCarribean Islands,FolkFestivalin Amsterdam and the Kala GhodaFestival in Mumbai.
The event forms part of the 154years celebration of Indians arrivalin South Africa.
The Shri Sanathan Mundal willhost this “once in a lifetime” oppor-tunity with free entry to the show,however donations are welcome.
A tuck shop will be provided.For more information on the
event, contact public relations offi-cer Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406or president J Harilall on082 685 7575.
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JYOTHI LALDAS
HARRY Bodasing Primary School in-digent pupil Smangaliso Zuma hasbeen selected to represent KwaZulu-Natal at the South African JuniorChess Championship in Kimberlyfrom 3 to 8 January next year.
The school is currently engaged invarious fund raising projects to coverthe cost of transport, meals, accom-modation and other necessities forZuma.
Anyone wishing to assist withsponsorship can contact school prin-cipal KK Bodasing on 083 305 9353.
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On an annual basis, Boston CityCampus & Business College as well asBoston Media House award bursaries tolearners based on various factors.
The selection criteria are based on anumber of aspects including the pupil’sgrades, family and financial situation aswell as, but not limited to, leadershippotential.
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takes a great deal of commitment aswell as other resources, therefore any-one completing an application musthave seriously thought through their ca-reer and qualification, and be preparedto dedicate themselves to their stud-ies.
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WE have all had to deal with disap-pointment sometime in our lives.
Whether it was that perfect jobyou applied for and didn’t get, or the promo-tion you expected which didn’t materialise,or simply a beautiful tray of seedlings youplanted that were eaten by an army ofsnails.
As hard as it is for adults to work througha disappointment, it is much harder to seeyour child struggling to deal with it. To hearher or him cry “but mom it is not fair”.
We all had to learn the harsh lesson thatlife is certainly not fair, and it is a difficultone that is often repeated a few timesthroughout one’s life.
Yet, it is possible to grow despite harshblows, because it is not in the disappoint-
ment that one learns a lesson, but in the waywe handle it. Do you go sit in your bedroomand sulk foraweek,ordoyoustraightenyourback with a stern resolve to move on?
One of my biggest disappointments afew years ago was realising that a personwhom I called a friend for many years, toldme so many lies that it was difficult to evenfind a shred of truth in her demeanour.
When I caught her out in a blatant lie, Ispent a long time contemplating our“friendship” and realised that final lie waspreceded by others.
I hate being taken advantage of, and I of-ten go rather far out my way to help people,whether they are close friends or not. Butonce bitten, forever shy.
So what did I do with that disappoint-ment?
Now, I tend not to trust people easily.And after that little episode, my circle offriends shrunk a little more, to the pointwhere I realised how few people in life onecan truly call “friends”.
There are many acquaintances, severalmates and a large group of people that I en-joy spending time with. But the handful thatI call my friends have come a long way withme and have earned the status.
But back to disappointments and how todeal with them. My better half sent me anarticle about the Finnish armed forces whodealt with an overwhelming Russian on-slaught at the start of World War 2.
Their small army battled and beat themassive Russian wave, relying on a conceptthat has been part of Finnish culture for hun-dreds of years: Sisu.
The article explains that Sisu is a wordthat has no direct translation, but it refersto the idea of continuing to act even in theface of repeated failures and extreme odds.
It is a way of living life by displaying per-severance even when you have reached theend of your mental and physical capacities.
And therein, I think, lies the secret todealing with challenges or even disappoint-ments. A good friend always says “it is timeto pull up your big girl broeks and get on withlife”.
It is a waste of time to mull over the dis-appointment. No, it is not easy to simplyshrug it off either, but to spend weeks ago-nising over it is useless.
Rather find the lesson, resolve not tobang your head against that particular dooragain and actively search for the positive in
CHRISTA VAN DER WALT
any situation.
Facing disappointment head-on
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IT is very unfortunate that Mbuyiseni Mathonsi ofSadtu has been rewarded with a post that pays threetimes more than what he was getting as a principal.
Sadtu did not do anything to force the iLembeEducation District to re-locate from Durban toStanger. There are reasons for the delay in responseto questions asked - most officials live in Durban, relo-cation fee per individual is R30 000 and the questionof suitability of the office in Stanger comes into play.
The Department of Basic Education (DOBE) mustcheck if beneficiaries of a “relocation fee” did actuallyrelocate to Stanger.
The National Union of Teachers (Natu) andparents must write to the Public Protector and Audi-tor-General to investigate how much a month DOBEhas been paying for the new offices in Stanger whilethey aren’t being used.
I also ask the media to request all financial trans-actions between the owner of the building and
Treasury. Natu must also get the “lease agreement”which will reveal that taxpayers paid exorbitantly foroffices which DOBE is not occupying.
I urge the director of ILembe Education District torespond to this letter and reveal what she knowsabout rental payments of unoccupied offices.
Pam Woodraj
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Learning ahandy skill>> Annual trauma days educates
VICTORIA Emergency Unit in conjunction with Medi-clinic Victoria Hospital hosted their annual traumaday event at the Tongaat Sports Centre recently.
Pupils from secondary schools in the area together withtheir educators attended the event.
The topic was CPR for family and friends.
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TheywereeducatedontheHeimlichmaneou-ver as well as CPR for infants, children andadults.
Head of the Emergency Unit Dr SaneshaMoodley said it is important for everyone toknow how to perform CPR.
“You never know when you are in a situa-tion where CPR will be needed. We hope thateveryone went back with a message and canteach it to others at school and home.”
Each pupil received a goodie bag and theywere treated to lunch.
Questionswere also posedat the endof thesession and those with correct answers re-ceived prizes.
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KwaDukuza MayorCllr Ricardo Mthembu
KwaDukuzaRecreationGround09h00-14h00
26-28NOV
The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the KwaZulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the fol-lowing positions and accordingly invites applications from suitably qualified and experiencedapplicants for appointment to the position as indicated. Please note that the post title andpost identification number (KDM) MUST be indicated on your application form whichis obtainable at the KwaDukuza Municipality website and at our Human Resources De-partment offices, at the Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza.Your application MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identitydocument and driver’s license where applicable. Applicants are also advised to ensure thattheir applications address the selection criteria in terms of qualifications, experience and anyother requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement as shortlisting will be based onthese selection criteria.
Note: It will be required from the successful candidate fromTask Grade12 and above to meet the minimum prescribed competencies as required by NationalTreasury regulations in line with March 2014 exemption notice.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DIRECTORATE
KDMCG: ADMINISTRATION OFFICER: PERFORMANCE, MONITORING AND EVALUA-TION (TASK GRADE 10: R160 565.88 – R208 413.84 P.A)
Requirements: Gr.12 Senior Certificate at an NQF Level 4, A relevant tertiary qualificationor equivalent (Public Administration/Business Management Systems/Project Managementand Audition at an NQF Level 6). An Advanced Monitoring & Evaluation Certificate will bean added advantage. Considerable years management consulting with various stakeholdersand (2-3 years) experience in office management and administrative environment and verifi-able working experience in the field of Performance monitoring and evaluation within bothprivate and local government/public sector; Computer literate in all Ms Packages. Code 08/EB valid drivers Licence.
SKILLSGood knowledge of government national outcomes and planning, knowledge of Local Gov-ernment systems and processes as well as relevant Legislations, especially MFMA, MSA,Municipal Performance Management.
Duties: Coordinate and prepare for quarterly review meetings, workshops. Coordinate col-lection of quarterly reports from departments and filling if reports. Analyse supporting docu-mentation and verify against reports submitted. Facilitate review sessions with departmentsand provide support where needed.Maintain proper record keeping of performance informa-tion to ensure that information readily available to internal and external auditors and otherstakeholder when required. Facilitate preparation of performance agreement documentationand ensure that it is timeously signed and submitted to relevant stakeholders. Ensure thatthere is alignment of information in all planning documents and assist departments to comply.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DIRECTORATE
KDMEP 07: 2X PRINCIPAL CLERK: ELECTRICAL PLANNING CUSTOMER SERVICES(TASK GRADE 07: R112 500.24 – R146 031.12 P.A)
Requirements: Gr.12 Senior Certificate at an (NQF Level 4), 1-2 years in an Electrical En-gineering Environment, Local Government Experience. Computer Literate in MS Word andMS Excel). Code 08/EB driver’s licence.
Knowledge: Knowledge of Electrical reticulation system is essential. Having been exposedto customer service section and experience of dealing with the public and also experiencein working on the drawing board with electrical drawings. Be able to communicate in bothEnglish and Zulu language.
Duties: Preparation of service connections estimates (EPJ’s); Customer services & electric-ity queries GIS & Drawings. Operate a plan plotter and General Office equipment.
FINANCE DIRECTORATE
KDMSCM 45: ADMINISTRATOR: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: (TASK GRADE 9: RR142 611.24 – R185 111.64 P.A.)
Requirements: A National Diploma in Public Administration / National Diploma in OfficeManagement or relevant qualification and 12- 24 months administration experience prefer-
ably in a local government environment, Computer competency (MS Word). Experience inSupply Chain Management, minute taking, & a valid code B/08 driver’s license will be anadded advantage.
Duties: Coordinate, collate verify and update information and communication requirementswith regard to SCM processes. Compilation of agendas and keeping minutes of Committeemeetings and distribution thereof to relevant parties. Provide secretarial support to commit-tees, maintain supply chain database and attend to the application of related procedures byupdating supplier information, checking budgetary provisions against costs and setting ofquotations and receiving of same. Recording, reporting and record keeping.
KDMFR 13: PRINCIPAL CLERK: REVENUE (TASK GRADE 7: R112 500.24 – R146031.12 p.a.)
Requirements: Gr.12 at an NQF level 4 with over 50% in Accounting & Mathematics; study-ing towards a Degree/ Diploma in the Accounting field; Computer literate (MSWord & Excel)2 years working experience in a Municipal Environment in the field of Rates debtors, Ratesclearances, deeds updates and valuation roll maintenance & administration.
Duties: Performs duties/ tasks associated with application of Accounting procedures andbilling information; updating and maintaining of valuation roll; updating ownership detailsfrom deeds returns; coordinating specific administrative and financial sequences associatedwith rates section; update records to ensure compliance with the legislation; Attend to que-ries relating to calculation of rates and providing explanations to clients.
MUNICIPAL SERVICES DIRECTORATE
KDMSCM 04: REGISTERED NURSE (ADHOC BASIS) (TASK GRADE 11: R189 557.52 –R246 064.20 p.a.)
Requirements: A National Diploma in Nursing/ Certificate in General Nursing; 3 years rel-evant working experience; Registered with Medical & Dental Council.
Duties: Undertake to draw blood samples from drunken drivers; fill in necessary documenta-tion for the extraction of blood samples and must be available to attend court to give evidencein cases where blood samples were drawn. Ensure that we comply with all legal procedureswhen extracting blood samples, take into account Health & Safety issues when extractingsamples from accused with due regards towards self and others. Must be available at alltimes when called for duty.
PLEASE NOTE: THAT THESE ARE PART TIME CONTRACT POSTS AND SUCCESFULCANDIDATESWILL BE PAID ONLY ONTHE NUMBER OF HOURSWORKED.
PLEASE NOTE:1. That Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuzaMunicipality, P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention the Human Resources De-partment, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applicationsmust be handed to the H.R. officer/clerk, First Floor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert LuthuliStreet, KwaDukuza).2. The Closing date and time is Tuesday 25 November 2014 at 12H00. No hand deliveredapplications will be accepted after the closing date and time.3. Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also DO NOT submit applicationson Z 83 forms.
KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy. Post levelsare subject to conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation system. Further communica-tion will only be with shortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to the candidatesthat best meet the requirements according to the information supplied in their CV’s.
Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applicationsunsuccessful. Council reserves the right not to appoint.
DATE: ___________________N. J. MDAKANEMUNICIPAL MANAGERMN:171/2014
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8. Report 191 Electrical Engineering Lecturer Ref. No.: 2014/065Subjects: ●Electrical Trade Theory N1-N3 ●Industrial Electronics N1-N3
9. Report 191 Fitter Lecturer Ref. No.: 2014/066Subjects: ●Fitting Trade Theory N1-N3 ●Engineering Drawing N1-N3 ●Engineering Science N1-N3
10. Report 191 Motor Mechanic Lecturer Ref. No.: 2014/067Subjects: ●Motor Trade Theory N1-N3 ●Engineering Drawing N1-N3 ●Engineering Science N1-N3
VACANCIES
Key Result Areas: ●Teaching and Learning Delivery ●Student Assessment and Evaluation ●Teaching Administration ●Subject Development and Marketing of programmes ●Student Guidance and Support
Qualification: ●A relevant recognised three year diploma/degree (REQV 13) inclusive of an appropriate recognised professional teaching qualification ●In the case of posts related to technical subjects/skills training a recognisedappropriate National N Diploma or equivalent recognised qualification (REQV 13) in the relevant field is required OR A four subject National N3 Certificate of which Trade Theory should be one of the subjects, plus a completedapprenticeship in a related field or a successful trade test in a related field ●Minimum of 3 years industry experience
Technical Skills and Knowledge: ●Very good knowledge of subject area and work-related applications ●Good record keeping and administrative skills ●Computer proficiency in MS Office SuiteCompetencies: ●Managing Work ●Demonstrating Personal Integrity ●Applied learning ●Work Standards ●Initiating Action ●Customer Focus
Advantageous: ●Assessor / Moderator Accredited ● 3 years’ teaching/training/ industry-related experience ● Driving licence
FACILITATORS: FULL TIME, POST LEVEL 1, TEMPORARY ON CONTRACT, COUNCIL APPOINTMENT, SALARY RANGE:R150 375.00 - R198 888.00 PER ANNUM DEPENDING ON QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCESUNDUMBILI CAMPUS
11. Facilitator Ref. No.: 2014/068Occupational programme: Motor Mechanic
12. Facilitator Ref. No.: 2014/069Occupational programme: Motor Body Repair & Spray Painter
13. Facilitator Ref. No.: 2014/070Occupational programme: Plumbing Skills
Key Result Areas: ● Teaching and Learning Delivery ●Student Assessment and Evaluation ●Teaching Administration ●Subject Development and Marketing of Programmes ●Student Guidance and Support
Qualification: ●A four subject National N3 Certificate of which Trade Theory should be one of the subjects, plus a completed apprenticeship in a related field or a successful trade test in a related field ●Minimum of 3 yearsindustry experience
Technical Skills and Knowledge: ●Very good knowledge of subject area and work-related applications ●Good record keeping and administrative skills ●Computer proficiency in MS Office Suite
Competencies: ●Managing Work ●Demonstrating Personal Integrity ●Applied learning ●Work Standards ●Initiating Action ●Customer Focus
Advantageous: Facilitator / Assessor / Moderator Accredited ● Valid Driving licence ●3 years’ training experience in a training environment
14. STUDENT LIAISON OFFICER: STUDENT SUPPORT, FULL-TIME, TEMPORARY ON CONTRACT, COUNCIL APPOINTMENTSUNDUMBILI / ISITHEBE CAMPUS, REF. NO.: 2014/036, SALARY LEVEL 5: R123 738.00 PER ANNUM
Key Result Areas: ●Student Counselling and Referrals ● Resource Centre Management ● Student Career Guidance and Academic Support ● SRC Support ● Special Needs Support ● Student Tracking ● Extra–CurricularActivity Support
Qualification and experience: ● Relevant degree specialising in psychology, social sciences or related qualification ● Minimum of one year experience in an educational institution, student support or counselling environment● Registration as a Registered Counsellor with the Health Professions Council of South Africa ● Valid driving licence
Technical skills and knowledge: ● Excellent listening, empathy and rapport-building skills ● Good collaboration and networking skills ● Working knowledge of the TVET sector and its student support framework ● Com-puter literacy with proficiency in MSExcel, MSWord and MS PowerPoint ● Conversant with TVET legislation ● Financial and administrative skills ● Good communication (verbal and written), presentation and facilitation skills● Fluency in both English and IsiZulu essential
Competencies: ● Demonstrating Personal Integrity ● Managing Work ● Applied Learning ● Driving Service Excellence ●Building Collaborative Working Relationships
CLOSING DATE: Friday, 21 November 2014, 13:00
TO BE INCLUDED IN YOUR APPLICATION:A covering letter clearly indicating which post you are applying for (quote ref. no.) ▪ Curriculum Vitae ▪ A Z83 application form (available at www.umfolozicollege.co.za, from schools, col-leges and government departments) Applicants must ensure that they complete all sections, including sections B, E, F and G on Form Z83, even if they are attaching a CV ▪ Certified copiesof all original qualifications and academic record, your ID Document and valid driver’s licence (certification must be within the last 3 months).*
LECTURERS: FULL TIME, POST LEVEL 1, TEMPORARY ON CONTRACT, COUNCIL APPOINTMENT, SALARYRANGE: R150 375.00 - R198 888.00 PER ANNUM DEPENDING ON QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE
● A separate application must be submitted for each post that you are applying for.● For foreign qualifications: a South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) evaluation certificate must be included ●Late (received after closing date and time), incomplete and faxed applications will not be considered ●UmfoloziCollege is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer ●It is the intention to promote representivity in the College through the filling of the above-mentioned positions. The candidature of applicants from designated groupsespecially in respect of people with disabilities will receive preference ●Umfolozi College reserves the right not to make an appointment ●Applicants invited for interviews may be required to undergo competency assessment●Correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates ●All lecturing positions: The successful candidate will be required to register with SACE and provide certificate(s) of service in respect of relevant experience within thefirst week of assumption of duties●All short-listed candidates will be subjected to a qualifications and citizen verification; criminal record and financial/asset record checks ●Applicants who have not been invited for an interview within 6 weeks of the closing dateshould consider their application unsuccessful.
APPLICATION SUBMISSION:Deliver to Umfolozi TVET College, Human Resources Manager, Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay OR post to Private Bag X5023, Richards Bay, 3900 OR E-Mail to [email protected] Attention: Mrs. Nonto Mdletshe, Enquiries: 035 902 9507
*NB: All applications (including e-mailed applications) to include ALL required documentation as listed above. Incomplete applications WILL NOT be considered.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
14 November 2014
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AKAWUVALI umlomo umfundisi ongut-hisha, ngesenzo sosomatekisi baKwaD-ukuza bemtholela isikhwama ebesisale
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Room to let and site forsale. Contact: 083 9405274 /073 680 6864.
In the Estate of thelate Ismail AsmalIdentity Number:310710 5104 08 7Date of Birth: 10
July 1931Date of Death: 22
August 2014And surviving
spouse ZubeidaEbrahim Asmal
Identity Number:371211 0069 08 2
Estate No:27443/2014 DBN
Creditors and Debtorsin the above Estateare hereby requiredto file their claims withand pay their debtsto the undersignedwithin 30 (thirty)
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Dated at Stanger this03 day of November
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For Sale3 bedroom duplex-Blythdale-R1 100000.003 bedrm house-Blythdale-R1 500000.003 bed hse-Newtown-R1100 000.003 bed hse-StgMnr-R845 000.00Rental3 bed house-Glenhills-R3800.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861
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Factory/Warehouse2000 sqm @ R35 persqm. Includes servicesand mezzanine floor.Preferred long-termlease. Situated insecure, gated area,Stanger IndustrialArea.Please phone 083 4490939/082 424 1885.
Factory/Warehouse350 sqm @ R35 persqm. Suitable for long-term lease. Situatedin secure, gated area,Stanger IndustrialArea. Phone: 083 4490939/082 424 1885.
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>>Andhee Dayanand Hiralal,DOB 1955-03-31 lost his identitydocument onThursday lastweek.If found contact him on 032 5522777.
>>MrCassimKhanisnolongerthe chairman of the Darnall Mus-lim Society.>>TheDarnallHinduTemplewillhold its annual Hanuman prayeron 15 November at 9am.>>MdonivilleHinduTempleAGMwill be held on Sunday, 7 Decem-ber at the temple hall at 3pm. Allwelcome.
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>>A reunion for those whotravelled by train from Stanger toDurban during the 1970s is beingplanned.PLeasecontactBasilMu-rugan (Stanger) on 032 551 5114or0721515309orChadMoonsa-my (Tongaat) on 032 944 2902 or0848127546 for more informa-tion.>> The Windy Heights Sri RaamMandir conducts satsang everyTuesday from 6.30pm to 7.45pm.
Navarathree will be observed atthetemplefrom24Septemberun-til 2 October commencing at6.15pm. All welcome.>> The Stanger ML Sultan, Classof 1989, 25 year reunionwill takeplace on 29 November 2014 at5:30pm for 6pm at the UmhlaliCountry Club.
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Once upon a time an angel held my hand,She wiped away my tears and helped me understand.Our time on earth is brief, there’s lessons to be learned,Each precious day God gives us another page is turned.Every chapter is full of memories, times of joy and tears,
Triumphs and defeats, through every passing year.She loved us unconditionally, always by our side,
When no one else would listen, in her we could confide.With gentle words of wisdom she led us on our way,Down the path of righteousness if ever we did stray.
She saw the light in everyone and gave with no regrets,Always from her heart let us not forget.
Angels come in many forms, for me it is my mother,With love I cannot say in words there’ll never be another.
Thank you Ma for all your love and affection that you haveshowered upon us for so many years. We love and miss you
forever and always...
The 13th day ceremony of our beloved mother, the late,Rajmanyah Hansraj, wife of the late Hansraj Bissumber,shall take place on Tuesday, the 18th of November 2014,
10.30 am at her late residence Grouteville, Etete.
Sadly missed by your loving children, grandchildren, great-grand-children, sons- and daugters-in-law and a host of family and friends.
A personal invitation to family and friends.
In Loving Memory
RAJMANYAH HANSRAJ02/10/1933 - 04/11/2014
Mr. Perumal Moonsamy Govender(Rajoo)
(31/10/1941-05/01/2014)
May God Grant You Eternal Life
A painful year has passed us by, a day in our lives that will alwaysbe remembered. A father immensely loved, respected and admiredby all. Thank you for touching our lives with your generous nature,wonderful heart, strength and dignity. We hold onto the cherished andbeautiful memories that you have shared with the entire family. Yoursmile, laughter and presence will never be forgotten. In our hearts wehold you dear, forever embedded with thoughts of you and the blissfultime we spent together....
We miss you more than words can express.
You and your family are kindly invited to the Yearly MemorialService of the late Mr. Perumal Moonsamy Govender (Rajoo)
Date: Saturday, 15 November 2014Time: 15:30 to 16:30Venue: Sabha Hall
Sadly missed by your loving wife, children, family and friends.
YearlyMemorialService
IN LOVING MEMORY
RAMSAMY NAIDOO(SIVA)
Late Siva fromGledhow1946-1997My dearest husbandThis date is filled withsadnessThe day you left mein such a suddenwaySo much in life is
alteredSo much in life is newBut one thing never changesmy love and thoughts of youLove and miss you dearestYour loving wife Sundree
Mrs. Irene Buku NgcoboBorn: 21 August 1952
Called to Rest: 09 November 2014
The funeral of the late Mrs. Irene BukuNgcobo will take place on Saturday,15 November 2014 at 10am at the
Anglican Church Shakaville.
Sadly missed by your Children Magugwana& Ma-efu Mnqenezi and Grand children.
We will always love you Mom.
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Vodacom and Samsun created whatthey called “a next-generation police car”which uses fixed and mobile networks andthe latest hardware to support the SouthAfrican Police Service.
Each future police car could be fittedwith cameras capable of number plate rec-ognition. Connectivity is provided by LTEand 3G technology and information gath-ered by the cameras could be cross-refer-enced with databases such as those admin-istered by the Department of Transport andthe Department of Home Affairs. According
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Nagiah inspiresMorningside to victory>> Openers put on a great show for winning teamWEEKLY REPORTER
MAN-of-the-match, GerhardNagiah inspiredMorningsideto an emphatic 117-runs vic-
tory againstMagnum inTheTaxCom-pany-sponsored IlembeCricketUnionTwenty-20 League game played at theCountry Club Ground on Saturday.
Morningside won the toss and im-mediately elected to make first use ofthe batting strip. Their decision to batfirst was vindicated after openers Na-giah and Levan Moodaly put on asplendid century (103) opening part-nership.
Nagiah was in devastating formwith the bat, racing to his half-century(50 not out) in the 10th over. Moodaly(32) smashed five fours before beingclean bowled by G. Govender.
Preshen Rampersad joined Nagiahat the crease and this pair kept thescore-board ticking. Rampersad (46)fell four-runs short of a well deservedhalf-century before being dismissedby Liam Luke.
Morningside lost three quick wick-ets in succession, but Nagiah kept hiscool,smashingabrilliant,unbeaten81runs (which includedeight fours andahuge six) to guide Morningside to203/5 in their allotted 20-overs.
Govenderwas themosteconomicalMorningside bowler, claiming 1/34from 4 overs.
Chasing 204 runs for victory (at arate of 10,15 runs per over) Morning-side were bundled out for a paltry 86runs in the 19th over. S. Mathura (13)was the only Morningside batsman toregister double-digits.
Rishal Devkurran (3/32 from 4overs) and Don Naidoo (3/16 from 4overs) claimed three wickets each.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERThe jubilant Morningside Cricket Club team who trounced Magnum by 117-runsin a Twenty-20 League game played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday.
WEEKLY REPORTER
MOVERS United kicked off their campaignin the SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football As-sociation Premier League with a 4-1 routingofTornadoattheRecreationGroundonSat-urday.
Playing against the wind in the first half,United were caught on the counter-attackin the 15th minute after Sakhile Msimangofloated a long ball to the unmarked AyandaDube, who headed powerfully past thekeeper to give Tornado a 1-0 lead.
Tornado could have doubled their ad-vantage minutes later after Mthobisi Gu-
mede beat his marker on the left flank, butinstead of passing the ball to the unmarkedMsimango in the box, he selfishly tried toscore from an acute angle, hitting the side-netting.
In the 25th minute Sphesihle Mpunzanawasted a golden opportunity of snatchingan equalizer. With only the goalkeeper tobeat, he ballooned the ball skywards. Min-utes later United’s Cedric Banda was guiltyof wayward shooting after missing the tar-get from close range.
Barely minutes before half-time therewas some neat exchange of passes bybrothers Akhona and Spheshile Mpunzana
before Sphesihle hammered a low, raspingdrive to the left of the Tornado keeper to lev-el the scores at 1-1.
United enjoyed territorial advantage atthe start of the second half and barely 10minutes later Khethani Manzini gave Unitedthe lead (2-1) for the first time in the match.
In the 65th minute Sakhile Skhakhanecapitalized on a defence error to extendUnited’s lead (3-1).
Man-of-the-match Akhona volleyed theball past the Tornado keeper after latchingonto a precision-timed cross from Mduduziin the 70th minute to give United a dreamstart (4-1) to their league campaign.
A delighted United coach LindokuhleMthethwa was ecstatic with the perform-ance of his charges. Mthethwa said: “Theboys showed character in the opening gameoftheseasonanddespitetrailingearlyinthematch they showed determination and gritand went on to win comfortably.
“I was impressed with the neat exchangeof passes in the centre of the park and let’shope the boys show the same kind of tenaci-ty to win throughout the season.”
In an earlier game Young Lions and SunCity failed to impress in their drab, goallessdraw. Nandi Shooting Stars kicked off theircampaign with a resounding 4-0 winagainst Groutville United at the RecreationGround on Saturday.
Movers United wereover the moon afterkicking off theircampaign in the SA-FA KwaDukuza LocalFootball Association(KLFA) PremierLeague with a 4-1routing of Tornadoat the RecreationGround.PHOTO: WEEKLY RE-PORTER
United off to a winning start
WEEKLY REPORTER
THERE were mixed fortunes for TeachersStyle Volleyball Club in their KwaDukuzaVolleyball Association Social League dou-ble-header clash last week.
On Tuesday night they beat log leadersSunbrook (2-0) and on Thursday nightslumped to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of 2ndplaced Darnall United.
In the match against Sunbrook, Style
rallied back strongly after trailing 13-17 be-fore going down 23-25. They stormed backinto contention after winning the secondset 25-22 to level the scores at 1-1 and pushthe game into a 3rd and decisive set.
Style, spearheaded by Alvin Moonsamythrew everything at their opponents to ekeout a hard fought 15-12 win.
Tuesday’s victory lifted the spirits ofthe Style lads who arrived at the courts onThursday night with a chip on their shoul-
ders. Style lost the opening set (25-23),but turned on the heat with a hard fought25-23 win in the second set.
Style outclassed their rivals, holding amassive 5-point cushion (8-3) at thechanges of sides.
But, too many unforced errors sawStyle shoot themselves in the foot whichresulted in their 13-15 demise.
Meanwhile, Manor Old Boys notched uptheir maiden league victory on Tuesdaynight after beating the more fancied Virgooutfit 2-1 (25-23; 23-25; 15-9).
Sunbrook made amends for their de-
feat against Style on Tuesday night afterbeating Cool Leaders 2-1 (20-25; 25-18;15-7) on Thursday night.
It was a disappointing week for formerleague champions, KSST Volleyball Club.On Tuesday night they suffered a straightset (20-25; 22-25) defeat at the hands ofdefending champions Grove End in theEZE’S Electrical Competitive League.
Their woes continued on Thursdaynight when they slumped to a humiliating20-25; 13-25 defeat to Randsons.
Their back-to-back league losses havecaused a major dent in their hopes of re-
claiming the competitive league titlewhich was won by Grove End last year.
In other volleyball news, KDVA will hosta special general meeting on Monday, No-vember 17 at Stanger Manor PrimarySchool commencing at 7pm. High on theagenda will be the draws for the year-endknockout tournament.
Mixed fortunes for Style
WEEKLY REPORTER
THERE were major upsets in theopening round of the Dilley Puck-ree memorial darts league (host-ed by KwaDukuza Darts Associa-tion) on Wednesday with favour-ites Isithebe United and Nevil’sAuto suffering a 20-16 defeat atthe hands of minnows GledhowUnitedandR&BGledhowrespec-tively.
Isithebe got off to a flying startwinning the first frame (4-2), butwerestunnedbyUnitedinthenexttwo frames after going down 2-4respectively. Trailing 8-10 at thestart of the fourth frame, Isithebesalvaged a 3-3 draw to stay in thehunt for honours.
Afteratame3-3drawinthepe-nultimate frame, the odds werestackedagainstIsithebewhoweretrailing14-16.Theyneededtowinfive of the six singles matches inthe final frame in the hope ofsnatching victory from the jaws ofdeath.
But,aftertheirdismalperform-ance throughout the evening it
cameasnosurprisewhenIsithebesufferedashock16-20defeatafterlosing the final frame 2-4.
Despite the 171 (three triple17’s)recordedbyNinePillayitwasnot enough to save Isithebe fromthe fall of grace.
United’s victorymustbeattrib-utedtothesterlingperformanceofCharlie Pillay and Justin Naidoowho won five games each.
Meanwhile, Nevil’s Auto kick-ed off their match against R & BGledhowlikeahouseonfireboast-ing a resounding 5-1 win. But,Gledhowreturnedthefavourafterwinningthesecondset(5-1)tolev-el the scores at 6-6.
Nevil’s Auto cantered to a 5-1win in the third set and looked tohave the measure of their rivals.
But, their 2-4 loss in the fourthframe followed by a 1-5 defeat inthe fifth frame resulted in themsquandering their comfortablelead.
Gledhow rubbed salt into thewoundedNevil’sAutooutfitwithaclinical 4-2 win in the final frameto oust their rivals (20-16).
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERGledhow United produced a major upset in the Dilley Puckree memo-rial darts league after beating Isithebe Paints 20-16 on Wednesdaynight.
Major upsets in Dilley Puckreememorial darts league
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KDSA Social LeagueThursday, November 137pm-Darnall United vs MOB (umpire-
Virgo)8pm-Virgo vs Cool Leaders (umpire-
MOB)Official on duty: Revy HarryprasadClub on duty: Cool LeadersTuesday, November 187pm-Virgo vs Sunbrook (Teachers
Style)8pm-Teachers Style vs MOB (umpire-
Virgo)Official on duty: Alvin MoonsamyClub on duty: Teachers StyleEZE’S Electrical Competitive LeagueThursday, November 137pm-Grove End vs Warriors Sport (um-
pire-KSST)8pm-KSST vs Randsons (umpire-
Grove End)Official on duty: Bevlin ThaverClub on duty: Grove EndTuesday, November 187pm-KSST vs Warriors Sport (umpire-
Randsons)8pm-Grove End vs Randsons (umpire-
Warriors Sport)Official on duty: Rajiv MathapersadClub on duty: Warriors Sport
KwaDukuza Volleyball Association fixtures
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Fireworks Display by Jayraj SinghAll welcome to attend, supper will be served
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>> Club presidents praises efforts by membersWEEKLY REPORTER
KWADUKUZA Athletic Club(KDAC) hosted a glitteringawards banquet at the Mdoni-
villeHall on Saturdaynight honouringthe top runners and walkers of theclub.
President of KDAC, Chander Gun-gadeen highlighted some of theachievements of the club. He said:“Thereweremany challenges in 2014butnonethelesswehostedasuccessfulbreakfast run (10km) at the TinleyManor Beach with runners and walk-ers participating in the race beforecooling off in the tidal pool followedbya sumptuous breakfast.”
Other highlights included the Y2K-sponsored 5km fun run and the boat-cruise.
He congratulated members of theclub who participated in the Spark-sport Challenge, Gaterite and Chat-sworthMarathonbeforequalifying forthe Comrades Marathon.
Hewas full of praise forYathinNar-otham and Basil Naidoo who partici-pated in the Dubai Marathon, JayRamnath for tackling the Two OceansMarathon in Cape Town, Danny Sew-mungal, DippyMoodley, LeonMoodli-
ar, Indran Govender, Nishen ChettyandGordon Pillaywho participated inthe Buffalo Marathon in East London.
Gungadeenthankedallmembersofthe club who supported the athletesthroughoutthe89kmComradesMara-thon from Pietermaritzburg to Dur-ban.
He congratulated Dippy Moodleywho completed his 20th ComradesMarathon and Melody Ndlovu whoearned her green number after finish-ing her 10th Comrades.
Other athletes who finished the2014 Comrades Marathon were Thu-laniZungu,Ramnath,Sewmungal,Ba-la Soobramoney and Narotham. Gun-gadeen.
HeencouragedtheotherKDACath-leteswhodidnot finish the2014Com-rades Marathon, adding that this wasnot the end of the road them, but it isimportant for them to start prepara-tion in earnest for the 2015 Comrades‘up-run’ fromDurban toPietermaritz-burg.
Gungadeenwasconfident thatwithhard work, dedication and persever-ance the club will rise to greaterheights in the new year.
The club paid tribute to their veter-anathleteNikeyiMaarbeelwhoservesas a constant motivation to the othermembers of the club and the youth ofKwaDukuza.
MelodyNdlovuwasvotedrunnerofthe year with Bina Ramrup claimingthe walker of the year award.
President ofKwaDukuza Ath-letic Club(KDAC) Chander“Zoo” Gungadeen(extreme left)and KDAC publicrelations officerAshnee Naidoo(extreme right)congratulatesrunner of theyear MelodyNdlovu andwalker of theyear Bina Ram-rup.PHOTO: WEEKLYREPORTER
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSeen at the event from left: JayRamnath, Bala Soobramoney, ThulaniZungu, Melody Ndlovu, Yathin Naro-tham, Danny Sewmungal and DippyMoodley (who completed the Com-rades Marathon) are being congratu-lated by Danny Iyavoo of Y2K, Ash-nee Naidoo and Chander Gungadeenof KwaDukuza Athletic Club.
KDAC awards top athletes
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