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ANC KwaDukuzasides with Palestine>> R80 000 spent on backing Palestine Solidarity March
MERVYN KRISHNA AND JYOTHILALDAS
AFTER hundreds of KwaDuku-za residentsmarched throughthe streets of the CBD in sup-
port of Palestine onFriday, questionshave arisen regarding the regionalANC’s stance in the matter.
Furthermore, some ratepayersalong with the African Christian
Democratic Party (ACDP), who didnot support the event, are irate afterthe KwaDukuzaMunicipality shelledout R80 000 to back the PalestineSolidarity March.
They believe that the money usedto fund the march could have beenused toward improving the “lacking”infrastructure in the town.
Demonstrators, who includedlocal ANC leadership, held placards
reading “Stop Israeli State Terror”,“Freedom for Palestine” and “Gaza -End the Siege” amongst others.
They also chanted “end Israelwarcrime” as they filed through thestreets of the CBD.
The protestors walked from theKwaDukuza Country Club Ground,through the streets of KwaDukuzaand converged in front of the Luthulistatue at the Town Gardens where a
series of speakers includingMthembu, ANC regional secretaryMuzi Sithole, public relations officerof the Stanger Muslim Association(SMA) Shain Manjoo and guestspeaker Muhammed Desai, co-ordi-nator of Boycott, Divestment andSanctions in SouthAfrica (BDSSouthAfrica) addressed the crowd, furthercementing their support of Palestine.
One resident, Blessing Masingahas said that the march should nothave been supported by the munici-pality as it does not represent the en-tire community.
“There are other more importantissues that the municipality couldsort out and should be doing swiftly.
“According to our law, any groupis allowed to hold demonstrations toshow their support, but it was un-necessary for our municipality topay for it.
“By this precedent, anyorganisa-tioncandemandthesame.Partofmyrates was used and I totally disagreewith the wastage.” Mthembu “at-tacked” other political parties for notparticipatingintheprotest,especiallythe ACDP, who were against themarch since its conception andchose not to participate.
“In line with our ANC 2012 policy
resolutions, that called on all SouthAfricans to support the programmesandcampaignsof thePalestiniancivilsocietywhich seek to put pressure onIsrael, branchesandstructuresof theANC across the country joined thePalestine solidarity marches andBoycott, Divestment and Sanctions(BDS) movement in organising pro-tests and pickets calling for the im-mediate end of Israeli violenceagainst the Palestinian people.
“We call on all South Africans,black, white, Jewish, Muslim, Chris-tian and all others to join us in ex-pressing our solidarity.
“Solidarity will bring us togetheras different South Africans just ashow the international anti-apartheidmovement brought people together.
“The Israeli regime must realisethat its acts of violence like theseattacks on Gaza will only lead to itsinternational isolation.
“Apartheid South Africa’s wantonkillingof ourpeopleduring the1980slead to its isolation, it would seemthat Israel is taking a similar path ofisolation by embarking on theseattacks,” said Mthembu.
Speaking on behalf of the ACDPcouncillor Nel Sewraj said the partyrequested the KwaDukuza Munici-pality to distance itself from themarch at a meeting of council.
“I asked council to refrain fromany direct involvement in this marchbecause the council represents allcitizensincluding Jewsinthismunic-ipality.
“ This march expressed anti-Is-raeli sentiments by calling the publicto stand in solidarity with Palestineonly.
“They even called it the ‘PalestineSolidarity’ march.”
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNASome KwaDukuza citizens rallied together in support of the Palestine Solidarity March on Friday.
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Isithebe Numsa shopstewards gunned down>> Sundumbili SAPS searching for killers
THREE National Union of Metal-workersofSouthAfrica(Numsa)Isithebe shop stewards were
gunned down in Sundumbili onWednesday night.
Isithebe Numsa local secretaryNjabulo Ndebele, his deputy Sibong-iseni Ntuli and Ntobeko Maphumulowere killed by unknown gunmenwhile on their way back from a unionmeeting in Durban.A fourth victim who was with them
was wounded and is fighting for hislife in hospital.
In a statement, Numsa KwaZulu-Natal regional secretary MbusoNgubane said Numsa outrightly con-demnswhat looks like awell-calculat-ed and dastardly killing of its threeshop stewards.
Police spokesperson Colonel JayNaicker said policewere investigatingthree cases of murder but could not
Ngubane called on unionmembersto remain calm and allow police toinvestigate the killings.
“We appeal to anyone who mighthave information to give it to the po-lice. We call on law enforcementagencies to apprehend the culprits sothat they can face the full might of
the law.”Commenting on the killings, KZN
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and Liaison, WilliesMchunu, said hebelieved that the murder of workerleaders had ended with the death ofthe apartheid system.
Mchunu condemned the “barbaricact”, saying it robbed the workers ofcapable and selfless leaders.
“This is a shocking and totallyabhorrent act. We condemn it in thestrongest possible terms and thepolice will work around the clock toensure that those responsible for thiscallous deed face the law.”
He called on the community inSundumbili to observe restrain andwork with the police to ensure thatsuspects were arrested soon.
“We appeal and urge anyone whomighthaveinformationastowhoisre-sponsible for this to contact the policeimmediately.”
Mchunu also extended his condo-lences to the family of the deceased.
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“We can confirmanincidentoccurredon 6 August wherethree men, agedbetween 31 and 36were allegedly shotand killed,” saidNaicker.
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The three girls and five boys,aged between two and five, werefound by family members playingwith empty packets of anti-epilepticmedication on Monday evening.
The family members then con-tacted KZN Emergency MedicalServices (EMS) paramedics fromKwaDukuza.
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ANC KDM sides with PalestineFROM PAGE 1
“Also, while the march calledfor support from various organi-sations, it was initiated by anIslamic organisation which gaveit a pro-Palestinian bias already.
“ACDP is pro-peace – not pro-Palestinian.
“This march had too manyreligious overtones to be a pro-peace march so we chose not toparticipate in it.
“Furthermore, I believe themunicipality was too impulsivein coughing up R80 000 of rate-payers’ money in support of thismarch. “We do not support the
KwaDukuza Municipality’s deci-sion.”
He said the ACDP’s decisionwas to support Israel’s right todefend itself against the terroristgroup, Hamas.
“TheACDPbelievesthecurrentconflict between Israel and Gazais a result of the obsession of theterrorist militant, Hamas, toestablish an Islamic state withinIsraeli territory.
“Although propaganda in themedia regarding this conflict hastriggered religious feuds globally,it must be noted that this is not areligious war, but an act of terror-ism.”
ANC regional secre-tary Muzi Sitholeand KwaDukuzamayor RicardoMthembu receive amemorandum fromSMA chairpersonZaff Khan and SMAPRO Shain Manjoo.With them iscouncillor SduduzoGumede.PHOTO: MERVYNKRISHNA
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAMarchers gathered at the town gardens to listen to speakers.
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THE inauguration of the TraditionalLeaders of iLembe District Municipalityinto council was held at the end of July.
The inauguration is the implementa-tion of Section 81 of the Systems Actthat will see Amakhosi sitting in councilmeetings so that traditional communi-ties do not lag behind.
The inauguration was followed by a
soccer tournament for Amakhosi, council-lors and officials in a bid to strengthenworking relations.
The winners of the tournament wereboth the Amakhosi and councillors. Theleadership of both ended up joining forc-es and making one team in the finalsbetween the officials’ soccer team.
In the front, KwaDukuza magistrateChristiaan Masikane speaking at theinauguration and iLembe Mayor Cllr
SW Mdabe. Seated at the backfrom left are KwaDukuza Speaker
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Maphumulo Mayor Cllr Happy Ngco-bo, iLembe Deputy Mayor Cllr Dolly
Shandu and iLembe council memberCllr Zandile Thoolsie.
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Woman bound,beaten on farm>> “They told me not to scream or they wouldkill me”SHANNON HOPKINS
AN Esenembe woman says sheisbruisedandtraumatisedafterbeing tied up and beaten by
robbers at her home.Navithree Maharaj (56) said she is
struggling to sleepand ‘jumpsat everylittle sound’ at her Reed Valley farmhome after being attacked by threemen at the end of July.
Maharaj says she was moppingfloors andwent outside to squeeze themop out when they grabbed her.
“They toldmenot to screamor theywould kill me. The robbers asked mewhere my jewellery, money and valu-ables were. They took one of myscarves and wrapped it around myhead and face, which made it difficultto breathe.”
The men took an extension cordfrom the family computer and boundMaharaj’s body, immobilising her.They dragged her around the houseasking her to show them where itemswere and beat her when she did notgive them the answers they wanted.
“The cord was wrapped so tightlyaroundmeitwasverypainful,andtheyhitmea lot.Thedoctorwhosawmeaf-terwards said I have a broken seventhrib on my left side. My chest is verypainful. I still can’tmoveaboutproper-ly to do my chores.”
The robbers were scared awaywhen Maharaj’s husband drove intothe yard.
Althoughtheymanagedtogetawaywith R500, the rest of the items theystoleandleftbyafenceforretrieval lat-erwere recovered. This included TVs,computers and jewellery.
“I still can’t sleep without sleepingpills and pain medicine and am veryscared to be left on the farmwhenmyhusband and son go to work. I haveseen a counsellor once, but I am reallystruggling to deal with the trauma,”said Maharaj.
She says she recognised one of themen, who was employed on the farmtwo years ago. He has been arrestedby Umhlali police, but is denying in-volvement in the incident.
THE Shree Sanathan MundalStanger and the Shree SanathanDharma Sabha of South AfricaPurohitMundalwill host a specialworkshop on the practical perfor-mance and explanations of allHindu rituals and practices (Poo-ja’s) on 30 and 31 August at theShree Sanathan Mundal Templein Stanger Heights at 8am.
The aim of the workshop is toshare experience and knowledgeamong Hindu pundits and devo-tees to ensure consistency whenperforming a prayer, rituals andpractices.
Five learned priests from theShree Sanathan Dharma Sabhaof South Africa will deliverdiscourses on how to conduct
funerals and the ceremony ther-after, Hurdee, Thiluk, weddings,Shasthi and the Sandhya Pooja.
On 31 August theSathyanarayan Katha will beconducted by the very samepriests in unison in the Mundal.After every ritual the communitywill be allowed questions to thepriests.
The respected pundits includePunditRishiPaulMaharaj, PunditSajeel Maharaj, Pundit LokeshMaharaj and many others.
The community is invited toat-tend. For more information, con-tact Pundit Dejay Maharaj on083 560 0782 or 032 552 1706or J. Harilall on 082 685 7575or 032 551 4014.
Workshop on Hindu ritualsand practices
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KWADUKUZA mayor RicardoMthembu handed out staff bursariesto 32 full time employees of themunicipality who proved to be mostdeserving on Wednesday at the Sup-per Room at the KwaDukuza townhall.
He said the imbalances of the pastled him into making such a radicaldecision for the workforce with an in-tentiontobuild.Buildinga strongbase
of skills remains at the very to top, hesaid. “We are running short of skilledpersonnel. Workers suffered a greatdeal of years under repression at thehands of the old government regimeand this is now the consequence.
“Our bursary policy is in accordwithpriorities thathavebeensetat thevery highest office in government andit is this programme that we havecarried forover threeyears thatwouldbring prosperity for our people in along term”, “said Mthembu.
Themayorwentontosaymostpeo-ple have casted aspersions against theprogramme in the past, vilifying thegood that comeswith education in theorganization. KwaDukuza deputymayor,DollyGovendersaidEducationispriority toeveryone andgenderpar-ity is within reach. “The number ofcandidateswe receive every year indi-cates that we haven't lost focus. Weare heading in the right direction intermsof establishing genderbalancesin the work-place,” she said.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu and deputy mayor DollyGovender are seen with some of the recipients
KDM employees awarded R250 000 in bursaries
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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
Notice is given in terms of section 116(3) of the Local Government : Municipal FinanceManagement Act, 2003 of the intention of the iLembe District Municipality to amend anagreement procured through the supply chain management policy of the Municipalitywith Wesbank Auto for the supply of vehicles and fleet management services over athree year period, 216 000/360 000 kilometres full maintenance lease.
The amendment will increase the number of vehicles provided and alter certain types ofvehicle.
The increase in the number of vehicles is necessary to meet the operational needs ofthe Municipality and the alterations to the type of vehicle is due primarily to staff safetyconsiderations.
Members of the local community are invited to submit written presentations in connectionwith the proposed amendments. Such representations should be submitted to the ActingMunicipal Manager, iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma GandhiStreet, KwaDukuza or PO Box 1788, Kwa Dukuza, 4450, no later than 14 days from thedate of publication of this notice.
AMENDMENT OF AGREEMENT PROCURED THROUGHTHE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT POLICY OF THEMUNICIPALITY: SUPPLY OF VEHICLES AND FLEET
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Schools advanceto finals>> Schools will represent the iLembe District on Thursday
MERVYN KRISHNA
GROUTVILLE High and Stanger ManorSecondary Schools advanced to the re-gional finals of the 2014 Participatory
EducationTechniqueProjecthostedby theDe-partments of Transport and Education.
This comes after Groutville came first andManor Secondary placedsecondin thedistrictfinals at the Shakashead Community Hall on
Wednesday.Groutville won R7 000 andManor R5 000.
Both teams also received trophies, bags andcertificates.
Both schools will represent the iLembeDistrict onThursday (tomorrow)at the region-al finals in Durban.
Theproject aimstochangepupils’attitudesabout roadsafety issuesbyusingparticipatoryeducation.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAStanger Manor Secondary School team (from left) F. Ismail (school co-ordinator), NirbanaSingh, Lwanda Ndwandwe, Jisheel Kawaye, Nabeela Kolia, Samishla Pheko and JasmineBissessar (co-ordinator Department of Transport).JYOTHI LALDAS
TAEKWONDO fighter and instructor HumairaKhan (23) recently returned from the GlobalTaekwon-Do Federation (GTF) Euro-Asiachampionships inSalerno, Italywithtwosilvermedals.
Khan, a student of fourth-dan black belt in-ternational instructor Timur Kurmanov andfounderofBudoMartialArts-whereshebeganher journey - was placed second in both thesparring and patterns categories.
Speaking about her experience, Khan saidshewas thrilledwith the level of fighting at thetournament.
“It has been a while since I participated inan international tournament, so I was reallylooking forward to it. In terms of the fightingand meeting international fighters, it wasgreat. I also enjoyed visiting the different plac-es, it is a really beautiful country. The food,however, was a major disappointment.”
Khan, a first-dan black belt in taekwondo,began her training with Budo Martial Arts in2008 and has never looked back.
“I started in karate and then I was intro-duced to mixed martial arts. This has helpedme grow immensely as a person.
“I was shy and my confidence and self-es-teem levelswerealways low,but throughmar-tial arts I have spread my wings and becomea better person.”
Her aspirations for the future includeachievingherthird-danblackbeltwiththesup-port and training of Kurmanov, to continuetraininganddiscoveringotherformsofmartialarts and sharing her knowledge and skills.
“My dream is to facilitate my own trainingcentre that teaches women how to regain andmaintaintheir self-confidencethroughmartialarts.”
Shethankedthosewhosupportherthroughher journey, especially her family andKurmanov.
Sheencouragedpeopleyoungandold togetinvolved in martial arts as a way of balancingtheir lives.
Kurmanov congratulated Khan on herachievement, saying that martial arts has thepotentialtohelpmorepeople as itdidfor Khan.
He said Khan and other fighters will repre-sentSouthAfricaatthefirstGTF Open Interna-tional Championships in South Africa.
The eventwill take place from the 4 to 7De-cember at the ICC in Durban.
For more information about mixedmartialartsorto joinaclass,contactKurmanovon084923 2007 or visit www.budomartialarts.co.za
Fourth-dan black belt international instructorTimur Kurmanov (left) with Humaira Khan.
A fighting spirit makesKwaDukuza proud
The MeatConexionturned oneon Saturday9 August. Atthe in-storecelebration isitsmanagementand staff.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Meat Conexion’s first birthday
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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
The iLembe District Municipality hereby gives notice of its intent to develop a Rural Nodes DevelopmentFramework (RNDF). The RNDF is intended to, inter alia, focus on actively transforming the rural spatialstructure, the introduction of appropriate economic and other activities into key centres, identification ofstrategic projects that can catalyze growth and development within rural nodes.
Proposals are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers to carry out thenecessary investigation and obtain the necessary approval from Council. Service Providers must besufficiently experienced and comprising of a competent team of professionals, with competencies in thefollowing: Town and Regional Planning, GIS, Environmental management, Infrastructure Planning, LocalEconomic Development, Social Facilitation, Project Management, Report writing, Administrative support,Knowledge of the PDA, MSA, any other Planning Legislation and research skills.
Bid Specification Documents will be available from Thursday, 14 August 2014 until the close of businesson Thursday 21 August 2014 from the offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembeHouse, 59/61 Mahathma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit ofR 300.00.
A COMPULSORY BRIEFING SESSIONwill be held at 10h00 on 22 August 2014 at iLembe District MunicipalityUmhlali Offices, 16 Old Main Road, uMhlali.
Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document or non-attendance of the briefing session will result in theimmediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification documentationprovided by the Municipality.
Proposals including associated costs must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly endorsed “PD/07/2014:Rural Nodes Development Framework”, and deposited into the Bid Box situated at the Reception Area,Ground Floor of Technical Services Building, No. 12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12H00on Monday, 01 September 2014 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the biddermust be clearly written on the envelope. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.
All Bidders must submit valid and original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming that the BiddersTax matters are in order or they must give authority to iLembe District Municipality to obtain informationfrom SARS regarding their Tax matters. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be rejected andwill not be considered.
All bid enquiries regarding this notice may be directed to the Planning Unit – Mr. L Mncube on 032 – 9479801 or Mr. A Meintjes on 032 947 9820.
Bidswill be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of the iLembeDistrictMunicipality’s Supply ChainManagementPolicy, firstly on functionality and then using the 80/20 preference point scoring system. Ilembe DistrictMunicipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No. 5 of 2000)and 2011 B-BBEE regulations.
ILembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and reserves theright to accept the whole or part of the bid.
INVITATION TO BIDPD/07/2014
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THE KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court re-fused to deviate from the minimumsentence and imposed an effective 25years’ imprisonment on a rapist lastweek.
A 19-year-old UKZN student wasaccosted by the accused in March 2013.
He attacked her with a bush knife,robbed her of her cellphone and rapedher. The incident was reported to thepolice who then traced the accusedand apprehended him through thecomplainant’s cellphone. The com-plainant had no knowledge of her as-sailant and was unable to identify him.
The police then strengthened thecase against the accused by obtainingDNA results, which came back positive.
Prosecutor Ansuya Harilal praiseddetective N. Mnyandu for workingaround the clock to gather evidence,leading to his conviction.
“The suspect must have realisedthere was no way out for him becausehe pleaded guilty and asked the courtfor a lenient sentence. The court con-curred with the state and refused to de-viate from the minimum sentences,”said Harilal.
Rapist gets25 years
CHILD Welfare SA KwaDukuza willhold its annual street collection onSaturday 30 August.
The street collection is one of thesociety’s fundraising ventures, theproceeds of which will be used tosustain the welfare.
The society is calling on secondary
school pupils to assist with the streetcollection in the KwaDukuza centralbusiness district from 8.30am to12pm.
Pupils will be given the opportuni-tyof fulfilling their social responsibili-ties in the community.
Certificates will be awarded to
each pupil for their assistance withthe collection.
The society makes an appeal to thecommunity to support this worthycause.
For more information contact thesociety on 032 551 2129.
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Child Welfare KwaDukuza street collection
CRICKETING legend PeterPollock will be the guestspeaker at the Bethel BaptistChurch breakfast on Saturday16 August commencing at7.30am. Tickets are on sale atR50 per person.
Call Erril on 082 890 5998or Chin Suriah on082 974 2716 for more infor-mation.
Peter Pollock.
Breakfastwith a legend
THE iLembe District Municipalityheld a crime-awareness campaign atthe Nombika sports ground inNdwedwe recently which startedwith a parade from the NdwedweSAPS.
Government departments andsocial development, SAPS, educa-tion, community safety and liaison,KZN Liquor Authority, iLembe andNdwedwe councillors and officialswere part of the campaign.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDuring theparade withANC KZNsecretary SihleZikalala, iLembeLocal HousechairpersoniNkosi VTNgcobo andKwaDukuzaClusterCommanderBrigadier DerekCaptain-Hastibeer.
Crime-awareness campaignhosted in iLembe
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The day myworld shook
LAST week I thought my cocktail of prescriptionmedicines and recreational alcohol abuse hadbackfired on me when my chair at Media House
started moving and shaking of its own accord. Iheaved a massive sigh of relief at the realisation thatothers too had felt the momentary instability.
Before the last particles of air from the aforemen-tioned sigh of relief could escape my lungs, our groupeditor shot out of her office as it had been the quake’sepicentre, and summarily ordered us to evacuate thebuilding, using a voice even more ferocious than theone she saves for when a misplaced apostrophecreeps into a newspaper.
Obeying the barked order of “don’t take the lift!!”,wedescendedthe200(sic)stairsbetweenourofficesand the relative safety of the ground. The voices allaround me seemed to be in agreement that this mustbe the beginning of some disaster movie that wouldlater be a Hollywood blockbuster.
Typically, my own thoughts wandered down a dif-ferent path, and I wondered if there was any way toget an afternoon off out of this. As it transpired, myboss knows me rather well and refused to believe thatnatural disasters traumatise me because my greatgrandfather to the power of 10 was killed in Pompeiiall those years ago.
Upon congregating at the designated safety spot,the rumour mill began its work. Comparisons be-tween Media House and Tongaat mall were bandiedaround like special brownies at Oppikoppi or contra-band sweets at fat camp.
We then took to the web and social media on thedevices we had heroically taken the time to fetch fromour desks before the mad dash to relative safety.
Upon consulting the online oracle, aka Google, aclusterofemployeesweretellingeveryonewithinear-shot that our tremor had been the result of an earth-quake in Nicaragua. Given that the distance betweenDurban and Nicaragua is a hefty 13 222 kilometres,I felt that if this was the case, the Americas must sure-ly have ceased to exist altogether, and the fact thatGoogle was still up and running blew that theory outof the water.
Amarketingassistanthadtobeforciblyrestrainedto keep her from running back into the building to re-trieve her beloved MacBook, and the “no smokingoutside the building” rules were widely flouted in lightof the near-death experience we had just endured.
I would like to conclude this column by telling youthat the company gave us all a shot of Aftershock tocalm our nerves. Alas, that idea, like all my “good”ideas, was shot down by management.
STEPH [email protected]
DAVID Lawson’s letter (August 8, 2014) refers. WhenI condensed my letter against the theories of evolu-tion and Darwinism, it did not mean that there aregaps in my education regarding science, history andtheology. You insult me. Racism started in the 1600s;David Hume, a European psychologist, stated that Af-ricans were naturally inferior to Europeans. ThomasHerbert believed that Africans were inferior and haddescended from apes. Phrenology (study of skull-shape), a “fake” science started even before Darwin-ism, stated that Africans, due to their skull shape,were inferior intellectually, culturally and morallythan Europeans and Teleology stated that Africanswere not thinkers and were obviously made to serveEuropeans. These ideas justified the European in-volvement in the African-slave trade. Only a few peo-ple were against slavery and fought against it.
“Slaves”, as it appears in the Bible refers to workers(paid with food, clothing and shelter) who were sup-posed to be treated well. Aren’t we all slaves to ourjobs? Aren’t we all supposed to be treated well whiledoing our jobs? As for slavery in Islam, the Quran nei-ther ignores nor condemns it. In fact a large part ofthe Sharia is dedicated to the practice hence the posi-tion of Islamic states.
Ancient Greeks were philosophers of everythingaround them, and included gods, goddesses, heroes,heroines and nature gods similar to the gods of an-cient India. Roman barbarians (Nero and his type);
who had no culture of their own, adopted Greek cul-ture when they conquered Greece.
Galileo (Christian scientist - father of modern sci-ence) was charged with heresy when he refutedAristotle (Greek philosopher) and the Roman Catho-lic Church when he agreed with Copernicus’s theorythat the Earth and planets revolved around the sun.
It was the Roman Catholic Church that murderedand persecuted mainline Christians (formerly knownas Protestants) to such an extent that survivors hadto escape to other parts of the world. The RomanCatholic Church added so much pagan traditions toChristianity that one can barely see Christ therein. Sowho can trust what a Roman Catholic says. By theway, the pope is the head of the Roman CatholicChurch, not Christ.
Inconclusion,evolutioniststeachthatall lifearosefrom non-life and evolved from simpler creatures tomore complex life forms. In other words, a tiny celleventually became an amoeba, then a lizard, then amonkey, then finally a human over a period of billionsof years. After 200 years of digging beneath all theEarth’s continents, this cannot be proven as there isno evidence. Where there is no real evidence, evolu-tionary scientists simply make assumptions usingwords like “could”, “maybe” or “perhaps”. Evolutionin no way fits all the facts available. The theory ofevolution is the denial of Almighty God and the denialthat all living things are engineered or exquisitely de-signed by Him.
S. Naidoo• Letter shortened.
A bang almighty
I WRITE in response to the Palestine solidaritymarch which took place last Friday.
This march should not have been supported byour municipality as it does not represent the entirecommunity. There are other more important issuesthat the municipality could sort out and should bedoing swiftly.
There are many issues that have been lef unat-tended for months, and which can be given priorityas the entire community should come first.
According to our law, any group is allowed tohold demonstrations to show their support, but itwas unnecessary for our municipality to pay for it.
Surely this is being biased to a particular group.By this precedent set, any organisation can de-mand the same.
Our municipality should be wiser in making de-cisions in the best interest for the entirecommunity.
Part of my rates was used and I totally disagreewith the wastage.
Blessing Masinga
Should be wiser
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ILEMBE DRAFT FRAMEWORK AND PROCESS PLANFOR THE 2015/2016 IDP REVIEW
The iLembeDistrict Municipality hereby gives notice of its intent to prepare its Integrated DevelopmentPlan (IDP) Review and Budget for the 2015/2016 financial year, for its area of jurisdiction, in terms ofSection 21 (a) and (b) of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) read in conjunction withChapter 5 of the Municipal Systems Act (MSA).
A draft Framework and 5 Process Plan which sets out a programme specifying timeframes, actionsand procedures, and appropriate mechanisms for public participation and alignment, will beavailable for inspection at the iLembe District Municipality’s offices at 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street,KwaDukuza, Local Municipal Offices of Mandeni, KwaDukuza, Ndwedwe and Maphumulo. A copy ofeach document can be accessed off Council’s website: www.ilembe.gov.za.
Comments should be submitted before 12h00 on 2 September 2014 and should be addressedto the Acting Municipal Manager: iLembe District Municipality, PO Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450or faxed to (032) 947 9816 or e-mailed to [email protected] or hand delivered to theMunicipal offices in KwaDukuza.
Should you not be able to write, the above official may be approached by prior arrangement to renderassistance in transcribing your comments or representations.
UHLAKA OLULAWULA UKUHLELWA KWENTUTHUKO EDIDIYELWE
UMasipala WesiFunda seLembe ngokuyalelwa imithetho elawula ukusebenza koHulumenibasekhaya (Municipal Systems Act) nowokuphathwa kwezimali zoMasipala(Municipal FinanceAct) wazisa wonke umphakathi owakhele lesisiFunda ngezinhlelo zokuhlela imibiko yentuthukoedidiyelwe (IDP) kanye nowohlaka lwezimali koweminyaka 2015/2016.
Umphakathi uyaziswa ukuthi uhlaka lwezigaba zokuhlanganiswa kwalemibiko oluveza yonkeimigudu ezolandelwa kanye nezikhathi zonyaka zokubandakwanywa kwemiphakathi, luyatholakalaemahhovisi eLembe akulabo Masipala: kwaDukuza, Mandeni, Maphumulo kanye neNdwedwe.Umphakathi uvulelekile ukuphawula ngaloluhlelo. Ikhophi ngayinye yomqulu iyatholakalakusizindalwazi somkhandlu:www.ilembe.gov.za
Imibono ivulelekile ngaphambi kuka 12h00 Mhlaka 2 September 2014 ingathunyelwa ehhovisilikaMphathi kaMasipala kuleli kheli: PO Box 1788 KwaDukuza, 4450 noma uthumele kwisikhahlamezi(032) 9479816 noma ku [email protected] noma uzilethele mathupha emahhovisikamasipala weLembe akwaDukuza , kumgwaqo uMahatma Gandhi nombolo 59.
Uma udinga usizo lokubhala imibono yakho mayelana naloluhlelo ungaxhumana no Linda Mncube032 947 9817.
AS a party the ACDP believes that itis our democratic right to voice ouropinion and represent our party'snationwide stance to support Israelin her right to defend her people.
It is a stance that the party decid-ed to continue supporting at ourFCOP in Johannesburg last month.
The ACDP, like many other par-ties, is grieved by the loss of life andterrible anguish for families on bothsides of the Israel-Palestine conflictare suffering. We are not just sup-portingIsrael,wearesupportingthepeopleofPalestinewhoaresufferingunder the tyrannyofHamasoppres-sion.
Our municipality represents all
citizens, including Jews, which itmust be noted, are some of our big-gest ratepayers and businessmenwho contribute to the bread basketof this municipality.
Therefore, I strongly believe thatif we want to take a stance for hu-manity, we cannot position our-selves to just oneside.Thesolidaritymarch by standing with Palestineonly chose to ignore the fact that thehuman rights of Israelis were beingviolated by the constant threat ofmissilesbeing launchedat it. There-fore this march cannot be consid-eredahumanrightsmarchasstatedby the anonymous business mem-ber of the community in the front
page article in the North CoastTimes, 8 August .
The accusation that the ACDPseekstosowdivisionwithinthecom-munity is slanderous and untrue.Thefactthattheprominentbusinessmember chose to remain anony-mous,whilemakingthisaccusation,reveals a lack of decency andmatu-rityonhisorherpart to takerespon-sibility for such an accusation.
The ACDP will not withdraw itssupport of Israel andher right to de-fend her people.Wewill continue tounashamedly stand with Israelagainst terrorism.
Stephanie SubramanianKwaDukuza ACDP member
ACDP holds firm on stance for Israel
THE Israeli attack on innocent citi-zens and children is a crime againsthumanity. In their quest to protecttheir homeland the Israeli soldiersare destroying homes of thousandsof Palestinians who are now home-lessandhavenowhere togo towhiletheUSandtheUKignore theirplightandsupplyIsraelwitharmsandam-munition.
The US is supposed to be thepeace keeper of the world and yet itpractises such double standards.
As bombing intensifies it is diffi-cult to expect the people of Gaza tosit by idly and accept their positionwhile their territorial waters, elec-tricitysupply,airspaceandlandsare
being occupied by Israel. Manysecretaries of state of the US havemade attempts to seek a two-statesolution for these warring nations,but to date all such attempts haveclearly beenunsuccessfulwhile Pal-estine’s resistance is being labelledas terrorism.
I recommend the South Africangovernment to cut ties with Israeland send their ambassador back toIsrael in protest of the killings of in-nocent civilians in Palestine.
InordertoovercomethisimpasseI urge the US secretary of state JohnKerry to adopt a Codesa-type dealbetween Israel and Palestine wheretheirfatecanbenegotiated.Thepeo-
ple who are qualified to accompanyhimonsuchapeace-brokeringplanare Thabo Mbeki, Cyril Ramaposaand Roelf Meyer.
These men are experienced ne-gotiators and Ihope that theUSgov-ernment learns a thing or two fromthem about lasting peace.
Twenty years ago, South Africawas faced with a similar situationand our leaders resolved the issuesof this countrywithoutarms.NelsonMandela understood that the key todemocracy and a lasting solution isthrough peaceful negotiations andnot through military action.
M. MoosaTugela Rail
Israeli oppression on Gaza getsblessings of the U.S. and UK
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>>THEcommunityis invitedforfreetaebolessons every Wednesday at The Quartz(old gym) in Stanger Manor.
The lessons commence at 6pm. Inquir-ies: Tarzan Naicker on 076 505 6825.>>The Shakaskraal and Districts DiwaliCommittee invites the public and religiousorganisations to assist and join their com-mittee. Meetings are held every Thursdayat the Shakaskraal Secondary School at6pm. The celebrations is scheduled for 18October. For more information contactSharika Dhani on 081 271 1874 or AshwynDhani on 084 580 6555.>>The annual Blythedale Spring Market(pensioners fund raiser) will take place on6 September from 9am until 2pm at theBlythedale Complex, 33 Dolphin Crescent.Stalls are available. Stall holder to bringown chairs and tables. For more informa-tion contact Lisa on 082 336 6238.>>The Upper North Coast Eisteddfodcommittee invites the public to their re-gional adulteisteddfodat theStangerSivaTemple Hall on Saturday, 16 August at2pm. Inquiries: Dan Govender on 032 5514662.>>The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple willcelebrate Krishna Astamee on Sunday at5pm. The public is invited to attend. Formore information call Ram Makardood on084 486 2207 or 071 881 2083.>>Atma Kriya meditation and yoga pro-fessionally certified course will be held atthe Shanta Narashima Temple over the
weekend 16/17 August. Contact Kriyanan-da on 032 551 4795 or 084 551 4795.>>Gita discourses at the Shanta Narashi-ma Temple daily at 6.30pm from 16 Au-gust. Contact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795or 084 551 4795.>>Krishna Janastami will be celebrated atthe Shanta Narashima Temple on 17 Au-gust at 6.30pm until 1am. Contact Kriya-nanda on 032 551 4795 or 084 551 4795.>>A Latin American dance social will beheld on 23 August at 7pm at the PhoenixTechnical College to raise funds for 786Helping Hands. For more information con-tact Sue on 076 566 2825.>>Photos that were taken at the DolphinCoast Hospice country and western func-tion are available from Aka Joe Salon, 16Blaine Street. Inquiries: Amodh Moosa on083 781 7844.>>The Sri Ramakrishna Jyoti invites thepublic to their Gita week celebration at theSanctuary Oneness Ashram, SheffieldBeach Road, Umhlali from 11 August until18 August at 6pm daily. For more informa-tion contact Risha Diaram on 032 5860943, Roy Ramadeen on 082 563 7976, Si-ta Ramadeen on 032 525 4484 or EddieDurgapersadh on 083 584 7873.>>Matric 2013 certificates are now availa-ble for collection from Stanger Secondary.>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Grey-ridge Drive, Stanger Heights will be observ-ing Githa week from Monday, 11 August toSunday, 17 August. Monday to Saturdayfrom 6pm to 8pm daily. Sunday, 17 AugustKrishna Janam Asthmi will be celebratedfrom 6pm until midnight.
All are invited to attend. For further in-formation contact: PRO Madhuri Sing on082 324 3406, president J. Harilall on082 685 7575 or head of religious Roy Ma-hanga on 084 5566 601.>>The International Society for KrishnaConsciousness Centre in Stanger invitesyou to its weekly Nama Hatta programmeat Sabha Hall at 6.45pm. Bonafide spiritu-al book and Prasadam is served. Inquiries:Hare Krishna Das on 082 829 3880.
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Give your bathroom a make-over using these DIY ideas>> A bathroom should be a happy haven, so here are a few DIY ideas you can take hold ofto improve the look and feel of your bathroom
WE spend a great deal of time in the bath-room, yet often we don’t spend time, atten-tion, and money on it, especially if it’s the
master bathroom that our guests will never see.We think a bathroom should be a happy haven,
somewhere you enjoy being, just like your bedroomand living room, so we’ve put together a few DIY ideasyou could take hold of to improve the look and feelof your bathroom.>> Make a bath shelf
Anyone who enjoys wallowing in a hot bath willrecognise the bathtub caddy as a simple but simplyingenious idea. Woes such as “now where can I putmy book where it won’t get wet...” are neatly dealtwith.
This easy DIY project will take you no time at all.To ensure it doesn’t slip off either side, nail two
positioning blocks to the underside.The caddy could also be used as a seat, perhaps
for shaving your legs or to sit on and put your feetin the water while you get the temperature just right.>> Paint the underside of your bath
Painting the underside of a free-standing bathblack can give a room an entirely different look,taking it from sweet and classic to bold and funky.
Give your bathroom a lift by painting the under-side of your bath a strong colour, or alternativelystencil a pattern, even write something, like “get onin”.
It’s more personal and interesting that way, andyou’re not committing to forever – when you wantanother change, you can just repaint it.
>> Install creative shelving and railsA wooden (and perhaps rustic) ladder can work
so well as a towel rail, especially if coupled with an-other wood object, such as a simple shelf for holdingbath products and candles.
Other original ideas for replacing stock-standardtowel rails include embracing the copper-pipe heatedtowel rail look, with its interesting and shiny knobsand dials, or making a rope towel bar, affording yousomething of a beach house vibe.>> Sliding barn door
A barn-style sliding door could be your answer toa space issue, as it would free up the arc space thata traditional door demands.
Or it may simply answer an aesthetic concern;sliding doors are not only more unusual then normalhinge doors and so add an element of interest, butwooden ones also add warmth to a room and createa welcoming look.
You could even consider painting the wood, may-be yellow, to up the fun or vibrancy factor.>> Bathroom chandelier
Chandeliers are not the sole property of diningrooms and bedrooms.
You spend a great deal of time in the bathroom,so make it a special room like any other by installinga beautiful chandelier. Chandeliers also offer soft,flattering lighting, a must when you’re stripped downto your birthday suit.
When choosing a chandelier, consider if a tradi-tionally elaborate one would work best in your space,or else consider a more modern one.>> Lay down a carpet
One can’t really call this DIY, but in keeping withthe theme of revamping your bathroom we couldn’tresist including the great idea of incorporating a ruginto your bathroom décor.
A Persian rug is a great idea as they’re very hardyand can add some interesting detail into a room thatis often too plain.
If you have a built-in bath, make the carpet acentral feature.
Not only would a carpet change the look of yourbathroom, it also has the added benefit in winter ofmaking life warmer underfoot.
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Give your bathroom a lift by painting the underside of your bath a strong colour.
ARE you bored with your home the way it is? If so,it’s time for a makeover. Here are some reasons to getstarted on a home improvement project today.Make it sellable. You might not be thinking of sellingright now, but circumstances can change, and if yourhouse is well maintained you’ll be able to sell quicker,and for a higher price.Make it work for the future. Are you planning on add-ing to the family or growing old in your home? Makesure your home can handle your needs. You could turnyour home office into a baby’s room or your garageinto a craft studio – it’s all about figuring out how bestto use the space you have.Make it green. With Eskom prices constantly on therise, looking for ways to save on your utilities will cer-tainly pay off in the long run.
Sure, there might be an initial outlay to pay for asolar geyser or day-night switches for exterior lights,but these are worthwhile investments that increasethe value of your home and save you money.Make it a sanctuary. If the kitchen is the heart of thehome, give it some love. Consider installing a newstove, replacing the countertops or putting in newcupboards. Adding plants to a room is a great but sim-ple way of adding charm and life to a room.Make it work for you. Your bathroom might be work-able, but now is a good time to re-think the finishingtouches.
Get rid of that boring mirror and replace it with aframed one, or replace that old while plastic cabinetwith something that has more character.
Don'tforgetthelighting–lightingiseverythingandthe right kind of lighting can make a difference towhat you see in the mirror.
Make it right for your kids. Don't want to leave yourneighbourhood because your children have friendsacross the road?
The idea of moving and changing schools is daunt-ing and this means that you and your family probablywon't be going anywhere until school is through. Sodon’t wait 12 years to do some home improvement– make your home suitable for the right now. Add aslide in the back garden, or paint the children’s bed-room in fun, bright colours.Make it an eye pleaser. Don't waste another dayavoiding making eye contact with those baby-pinkbathroom tiles.
Are you embarrassed to invite friends over becausethey might snigger at the outdated colours in yourkitchen? Putting in new countertops is easy anddoesn’t cost as much as you might think.Make it fresh. Even if your home feels almost perfect,it could probably do with a minor facelift. Paint yourwalls and skirting boards and the house will instantlyfeel fresh and clean.Make your garage, outside room, laundry roomusable. Are you tired of using your garage, outsideroom or laundry room as one storage unit? Convertit into a living space, such as a games room, or evenadd a cupboard and turn it into an extra bedroom.This will add square footage and increase the valueof your home.Make it smart. House hunting is time-consuming andfrustrating. Instead of spending months looking forsomething else that’s perfect, upgrading your bath-rooms and kitchen or removing that wall that's beenbugging you just might be the solution.
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Please note that admissions for 2015 for Grades R to 7 will take place fromMonday, 18 August 2014 to Friday, 29 August 2014 during school hours.Admission forms are available at the school.Please Note:[1] For admissions to Grade R the learner must be 5yrs old on or before 30 June
2015.[2] For admissions t Grade 1 the learners must be 6yrs on or before 30 June 2015.[3] The original birth certificate and immunisation card of the learner and the Identity
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STANGER HEIGHTSPRIMARY SCHOOL6 Thucker Road, Stanger Heights, Stanger, 4450
P.O. Box 1888, KwaDukuza, 4450 • Tel: 032-551 4305
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ADMISSION FOR 2015Now open for Grade R and Grade 1 learners with effect from 14
August 2014.Time: 09:00 to 13:00GRADE R:Must turn 5 by 30 June 2015GRADE 1:Must turn 6 by 30 June 2015REQUIREMENTS:1.Birth certificate2.Immunization card3.Transfer letter/last report of previous school (if applicable)4.Parents’ I.D (original)
Limited spaces are available for grade 2-7 learners.Closing Date: 29 August 2015
For further queries, telephone the secretary on032-551 1953
AUM NAMAH SHIVAYA
You and your family are kindly requested to attend the Yearly MemorialCeremony of my beloved husband and father.
Mr. Subban Kandasamy (Bob)07/05/1957-25/10/2013
Date : Saturday, 16 August 2014Time : 3:00pm-4:00pmVenue : Sabha Hall, Stanger
We have lost what heaven has gained.One of the best fathers this earth had ever contained.Deep in our hearts a memory is kept of the fatherwe loved and will never forget.
The tears of excess can’t be wiped away but the tears of the heart forever stay.Our deepest wish would be today, to have you back the same sweet way.Rest in Peace “Our Hero”... till we meet again.
Your presence will be highly appreciated.
Sadly missed by your loving wife, Sheila, children Deon and Karen, daugh-ter-in-law Tashni and son-in-law Denver and a host of family and friends.
The lord saw you getting tired & a cure was not tobe, so he put his arms around you and whispered,‘come with me’. With tearful eyes we saw you fadeaway, although we loved you dearly, we could notmake you stay. A golden heart stopped beating,your beautiful smile at rest, God broke our heartsto prove he always takes the best. It’s lonesomehere without you & we miss you so each day, whenwe look at your picture you seem to smile and say,‘don’t cry I’m in Gods keeping, we’ll meet againsomeday.’
You and your family are kindly invited to attend the16th Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Mrs. A.
Naicker (Dolly) which will be held atEssiena Farm, Dorinkop on Sunday,
17th August 2014.
Sadly missed by your loving husband and daughter.
In Loving Memory
Mrs. A. Naicker(Dolly)
IN LOVING MEMORYOF OUR DAD AND MUM
Those we love remain with usfor love itself lives on,and cherished memoriesnever fade becausea loved one’s gone.
Those we love can never bemore than a thought apart,
for as long as there is memory,they’ll live on in the heart.
Those we love don’t go away,They walk beside us every day,
Unseen, unheard, but always near,Still loved, still missed and very dear.
You have instilled in us values that will be passed on for generations:love, humility, integrity. We miss you dearly but realise that God hasa plan for us all. Your loving family: Devika, Desan, Praveshen,
Dhireshen, Isayan, Daughters-in-law and Grandchildren.
You are invited to the Memorial Service which will take place on15 August, (6:30pm for 7:pm) at 59 Joelah Drive,
High Ridge, Stanger.SELVARANI IYER BORN: 07/05/1948 DIED: 24/10/2013SHUNMUGAM IYER BORN: 19/04/1943 DIED: 13/03/2013
ASHRAM PRIMARY SCHOOL12 Jacaranda Street, Stanger-Next to Child Welfare
ADMISSIONS FOR 2015
Parents are requested to carry all the requireddocuments. For more information-Phone the School
on 032-552 5669.
Please Note-We have place for grade R to 7Admissions will be done from 14 August 2014 to
30 September 2014.Grade R-Learners must turn 5 years by 30 June2015 or born on or before 30 June 2010.Grade One-Learners must turn 6 years by 30 June2015 or born on or before 30 June 2009.
Isebenzile iNkosi yaseMacambiniXOLANI NXUMALO
IBINGADLE ngabude, futhi in-genawo nomzimba omkhulu wa-makhosi, kodwa uma isifikile
bekucacela wonke umuntu ukuthisekufike inkosi yaseMacambini, ko-Somshokwe, eMashobeni.
Inkosi uKhayelihle WisemanMathaba (57), ebidume ngelikaMcambi, iyilungu lebhodiyeNgonya-ma Trust, ibingenye yamakhosi adu-mileKwaZulu-Natal.Ikhothamengo-Mgqibelo ebusuku engozini yemotoeyiveni ebihamba ngayo, ep-haphalaze emgwaqeni wezimangaphakathi kweNkwalini neMelmoth.Abaningi bacabange ukuthi ibiham-
bangesithuthuthuesikhulunjengobaibisike ibonakale ihamba ngaso.IgqamekakhuluiseyilunguloMkhan-dlu oShay’umthetho kuHulumeniomdalawaKwaZulu,nowaKwaZulu-Natal. Njengoba ngaleso sikhathi ibi-mandla kwezepolitiki, ibingenangethikithi le-IFP, kuzi Shay-amthetho. Ikhothame isizi-bandakanye kakhulu nezentuthukoyesizwe sayo kunepolitiki. Ihambanje, bese luchumile uhlelo lokuvuse-lelwa kwamasimu kamoba eMacam-bini. Lolu hlelo luvuswe ukuzi-bandakanya kwayo ohlelweni lweOperation Vuselela, lwenkampanikashukela iTongaat-Hullet noMn-yangowezokuThuthukiswa koMnot-
honezokuVakashaneMvelo, opheth-we nguMnuz Mike Mabuyakhulu.
Umzabalazowokubuyiswakomh-laba iwuqale isithatha esobukhosibaseMacabambini, engakangeni no-hulumeni omusha ofike nohlelolokubuyiswakomhlaba.Emvakokut-hatha nje esobukhosi, yayisifaka ica-laenkatoloenkuluyakuleli ifunaabe-lungu babuyise umhlaba osolwandleesizalweni somfula uThukela.Izindleko zecala bezikhokhwa yi-sizwe saseMacambini. Ebhokisinibekuma usomabhizinisi wendawoongasekho uMnuz Dube, okunguye-na obazi umlando waleya ndawo.Inkantolo iwubuyisile lo mhlabaeMacambini njengobamanje sekwa-kheabantuabakheimizieseduzekol-wandle. Ibuye yagqama kakhulungokungaboni ngaso linye nabantu
bayoebebengamalungue-UDF,njen-goba ngaleso sikhathi ibiyilungulokuqina le-IFP. Lo mshusduliswanougcine usuphakathi kwe-IFP ne-ANC. Ibuye yahola umzabalazo wa-bantu bayo baseWangu ebebexho-belene khona besuswe eMangethengowe 1976, ngenxa yomthethowobandlululo wokwehlukanisaabantu ngokobuhlanga. Abantubasuswe eMangethe behlala nda-wonye namakhalathi awuzalo lom-lunguongu Jantoni (JohnDunn), ow-akhiswe lapha ngesikhathi senkosiuCetshwayo,waganwayinqwabaya-makhosikazi angabantu abamnya-ma. SNgesikhathi sebesusiwe, ama-khalati anikezweamatayitelaomhla-ba, indawo yaphenduka amapulazi.Ngenkathi sebelwela ukubuyiswakomhlabawabo, uhulumeni omusha
ubathengele umhlaba oseduze,kodwa noma kunjalo abanyebabuyele ngenkani eMangethe.
Isiwombe sayo sokugcina nesi-dume izwe lonke, ngesokuvikela um-hlaba waseMacambini obusu-nikezwe iziqumama zaseDubai,okuyidolobha lase-United ArabEmirates, ukwakha isithabathabasedolobha elinezindawo zokungce-beleka, isithombe nesikhulu seSilouShaka. Abantu baseMacambinibanqabise okwesele ukushiya umh-laba wabo. Kulothwe lapha lun-gakanqunywa olokutshalwa kwayo.
XOLANI NXUMALO
INSIZWA yaKwaMaphumulo, uMnuz Siya Madlala,isiqokelwe isikhundla esiphezulu eMbonini kaShuke-la, emuva kokugila izimanga, ngokuvuselela izimobaebese zifile yakha namathuba emisebenzi endaweniyakubo eMthandeni KwaMaphumulo. Ubone isimosesisibi endaweni eMthandeni, emva kokushona
phansi kwamasimu omoba abephilisa abantu bakulendawo. Lokhu kudalwe wukuvalwa komshini wo-moba obuku lendawo iGlendale Sugar Mill, edayisel-we inkampane i-Illovo Sugar, iyidayiselwa yinkam-pane yase Britain, iLonrho. I-Illovo ivale lomshiniyaqede eminyakeni ephakathi kuka-1997 no-1998.Ngaleso sikhathi uMnuz Madlala, ubefunda ehighschool, waze wadlulela eNyuvesi yaseCape Town, ey-okwenza izifundo kwezomnotho okuthiwa yi-actualscience. Emva kokudutshulwa kushone uyise oben-gomunye wabalimi futhi engusomabhizinisi wenda-wo, khona eMthandeni, ube eseyeka enyuvesiwabuyela ekhaya. Eminyakeni emihlanu eyedluleuqale umshikashika wokuvuselelwa kwamasimuomoba okubalwa nama-projects amane amasimukamoba ochelwayo, okuyiMansomini, iDakadaka, iSi-namfini neMthandeni. Kwakhiwe ama co-opera-tives, aqeqeshwa, umNyango wezokuThuthukiswakoMphakathi waseMakhaya nezoMhlaba ophethwenguMnuz Gugile Nkwinti, wakhipha izimali ulekelelakulama-projects, usizana nomshini iGledhow SugarMill. Kuqashwe abantu abaningi, kwavuka nabanika-zi bogandaganda ebese bewile. UMnuz Madlala us-esigungwini esiphezulu se-South African Cane Grow-ers Association, eMount Edgecombe.
ISITHOMBE:XOLANI NX-UMALO
Ziyakhwela kumlimikamoba osemncaneKwaMaphumulo
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SUNDUMBILI CAMPUS
1. Carpentry Lecturer Ref. No.: 2014/033 (Re-advertisement - candidates who have previouslyapplied for this position must kindly re-apply)
Subjects: ● Carpentry Workshop
Key Result Areas: ● Teaching and Learning Delivery ●Student Assessment and Evaluation ●TeachingAdministration ●Subject Development and Marketing of Programmes ●Student Guidance and Support
Qualification: Carpenter Artisan and N3 Qualification inclusive of two languages and trade test ●Minimumof 3 years industry carpenter 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 ●Conversant withOBE methodologies
Competencies: ●Managing Work ●Demonstrating Personal Integrity ●Applied learning ●Work Standards●Initiating Action ●Customer Focus
Advantageous: Facilitator / Assessor / Moderator Accredited ● Valid Driving licence ●3 years’ trainingexperience at a training environment
2. Report 191 Educare Lecturer Ref. No.: 2014/037Subjects: ● Educare Didactics N4-N6 ● Child Care N4 ● Education N4 ● Day Care Personal DevelopmentN4 ● Entrepreneurship and Business Management N5 ● Day Care Communication N5-N6 ● Day CareManagement N6 ● Educational Psychology N5-N6
Key Result Areas: ●Teaching and Learning Delivery ●Student Assessment and Evaluation ●TeachingAdministration ●Subject Development and Marketing of programmes ●Student Guidance and Support
Qualification: ● A relevant recognised three year diploma/degree (REQV 13) inclusive of an appropriaterecognised professional teaching qualification
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 ●Conversant withOBE methodologies
Competencies: ●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
CLOSING DATE: Friday, 22 August 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 Z83application form (available at www.umfolozicollege.co.za, from schools, colleges and government depart-ments) Applicants must ensure that they complete all sections, including sections B, E, F and G onForm Z83, even if they are attaching a CV ▪ Certified copies of all original qualifications and academicrecord, your ID Document and valid driver’s licence (certification must be within the last 3 months).*
IMPORTANT:● 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 mustbe included ●Late (received after closing date and time), incomplete and faxed applications will not beconsidered ●Umfolozi College is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer ●It is the intention topromote representivity in the College through the filling of the above-mentioned positions. The candidatureof applicants from designated groups especially in respect of people with disabilities will receive preference●Umfolozi College reserves the right not to make an appointment ●Applicants invited for interviews maybe 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 providecertificate(s) of service in respect of relevant experience within the first week of assumption of duties●All short-listed candidates will be subjected to a qualifications and citizen verification; criminal record andfinancial/asset record checks ●Applicants who have not been invited for an interview within 6 weeks of theclosing date should consider their application unsuccessful.
APPLICATION SUBMISSION:
Deliver to Umfolozi College FET, 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 aslisted above. Incomplete applications WILL NOT be considered.
LECTURER: FULL TIME, POST LEVEL 1,TEMPORARY ON CONTRACT, COUNCILAPPOINTMENT, SALARY RANGE: R150 375.00- R198 888.00 PER ANNUM DEPENDING ONQUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE
Sales Representative – Stanger WeeklyMedia 24 Local News KZN is looking to appoint a permanent Sales Representativebased in Stanger.
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• Daily generation of new business through sales of display advertisements• Liaison with clients with regard to the design, make up and placing ofadvertisements• Stimulating the market by creating new opportunities to satisfy clientsadvertising needs• Client service by visiting new clients• Reaching of monthly sales target imperative
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Media24 is committed to Employment Equity, and is under no obligation to fillthis vacancy. Applications and CVs must be sent by email to [email protected], clearly indicating ‘Sales Representative – Stanger Weekly’ inthe subject line. Closing date is the 22nd August 2014. Candidates who have notreceived feedback by 29th August 2014 must accept that their application wasunsuccessful.
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TEL: +27 (032) 552 3659 / 552 1735 (Bus)
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StoremanA large manufacturing company
in Isithebe requires a Storeman to receive,store and issue to production, raw materialsand other consumables. The successfulcandidate needs a Grade 12 with 3 years’relevant working and SYSPRO experience.Please forward your CVs to e-mail:
[email protected] fax: 086 668 8543
Closing date:22 august 2014
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AYER ROCK Guest-house, 74 Gera-nium Street, StangerManor, “Tasteful ex-ecutive accommoda-tion”. Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.
Pool tables, TV, Bedsand Tables for sale. Tel:081 257 4710/073 1823863.
6 Seater lounge suite,1700 x 2200AluminiumWindow Frame withGlass. Phone: 082 6341355.
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Fully fitted 2 bedroomflat available fromOcto-ber 2014. Tel: 032-5511771/082 625 2819.
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Outbuilding, 6 ScorpioRoad, 1 ½ bedroom,lounge, kitchen, toilet& bath, hot & cold wa-ter, R2200 inclusive,and electricity. Con-tact Anesh: 082 8003584/031-204 8972.
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We do the following:1.Free property evalu-ation2.Buy and sell proper-ties3.Arrange financeDo not hesitate to con-tact Mthunzi for help on083 729 6425 or at [email protected].
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For Sale3 bedroom, modernkitchen, swimmingpool, large land-4th Av-enue-R1 200 000.003 bedroom, free stand-ing, spacious land-Glenhills-R495 000.00800 sqm land-Stg Mnr-R285 000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861
House for SaleStanger: 3 Bedrooms,1 Bathroom, Lounge,Kitchen, Fully Tiled,Spacious Land.R500 000-00Contact: 032-551 1630
A woman traditionalhealer for all problems.Call Mama Rahma074 604 2156 Stanger,Verulam, strictly by ap-pointment.
Fortune Teller/Herbal-ist-Prof. Salim Musa,Call: 073 691 1092,Ballito, Stanger, Strictlyby appointment, Pri-vate & Confidential.
LAND FOR SALE
Padianagar Tugela,R25 000. Tel: 081 2574710/073 182 3863.
Residential landNo. 46 Ebrahim Drive,Stanger, In extent 1732square metres, PriceR290 000.00Contact: MuhammadAli @FH Agencies, 1 Pater-son Street,Stanger,Tel: 032-551 2309Cell: 073 809 1602E-mail: [email protected]
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Mandeni BoardingKennels-Safe Accom-modation for your dogswhile you are away.Phone: 082 565 5065.
PREMISES TO LET
Offices and Mini fac-tory available forlong term rental, RedStreet, Isithebe. Con-tact: 083 627 5392.
Lift required fromStanger Manor (CannaRoad) to Veurlam, Time08 :30am-04 :30pm,Mon to Sat. Call: 032-533 9538/084 5268514.
U r g e n t - T r a n s p o r tneeded/available fromStanger to Prospec-tion, Isipingo. Contact:Ashwin: 079 474 8948.
TUITIONS
Maths tuition by quali-fied educator, Grades9, 10, 11, 12. CAPSCompliant, smallclasses, expert advice.Phone or whatsapp:084 422 2325.
Admin Clerk required.To call at 42 LindleyStreet.
DSTVSalesConsultantrequired, must be com-puter literate, dutiesinclude sales of DSTVproducts and services,handle DSTV customerqueries, balance andaccount queries, mustbe young and dynamicsales person. Person-ally drop off CV’s at 69King Shaka Street, Tel:083 231 1804.
Earn R3000: Kipi, Noselling, No recruiting.Visit www.earncashdai-ly.co.za or call Ntethaon 081 585 8626.
Forklift Drivers(licensed and with ex-perience), Merchandis-ers and Cashiers (withexperience) required.Traceable referencesneeded. Must be ableto work flexi hours.Call personally withCV to 1 Scheffer Road,Stanger.
Isikhala somsebenzi-Kudingeka umshayelikagandaganda no ma-jika-eduze.Wanted-Driver for caneloader & tractor (imme-diately).Cell: 082 840 6028.
NForce Security Ser-vices is looking to fillthe following positions:1).Controllers2).Reaction officers3).Guards4).Sales repsCompulsory Qualifica-tions Grades, SOB,drivers licence, addedadvantage 1 year’sexperience. CV’s areto be hand delivered to181 Mahatma GandhiStr., Office No. 1. Clos-ing Date: 15/08/2014,Closing time: 12h00.
Staff required for bottlestore. Tel: 032-5522014/0812574710/073182 3863.
We have the followingvacancy available:-Admin clerk-Computer literate-Computer with inter-net-Knowledge of vatworkingNB: R2000.00 monthlyfor ward 10, 7, 11No chances, Post CVto P.O. Box 4022Email CV: [email protected] Umfolozi College.
Welders required, musthave experience ofburglar guards & gates.Phone: 073 706 0296.
VEHICLE FOR SALE
1).2007 Toyota Hilux2 Litre Petrol VVTI,low mileage, R80 000onco.2).Canopy for NP200Nissan, R10 000 onco.Phone: 032-551 2845.
WANTED
I am looking for a gar-dening job. Pleasecontact Isaac on 074417 7468.
AUCTIONIN THE KWAZULU-NATAL HIGH COURT,
DURBANREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
CASE NO: 4188/2012In the matter between:ABSA BANK LIMITED
Plaintiffand
ELISHIA APPALSAMY N.OFirst Defendant
BERNADINE ADONICA APPALSAMY N.OSecond Defendant
JOSHUA APPALSAMY N.OThird Defendant
(AS TRUSTEES FOR THE TIME BEINGOF THE APPALSAMY FAMILY TRUST NO.
IT1459/02)
NOTICE OF SALE
The property which will be put up for auctionon Tuesday the 26th August 2014 to be held at10h00 outside the office of the sheriff for LowerTugela at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stan-ger/KwaDukuza consists of:DESCRIPTION: ERF 647 Shakaskraal, Reg-istration Division FU, Province of KwaZulu-Natal in extent 240 (Two Hundred and Forty)Square Metres Held by Deed of Transfer No.T13188/2007 subject to the conditions thereincontainedPHYSICAL ADDRESS: 1 Main Road (Off Mil-dew Road) (ERF 647) Shakaskraal, KwaZulu-NatalIMPROVEMENTS: Brick under tile dwelling,fully tiled consisting of: Lounge/Dining room,Kitchen, 1 Bathroom, 3 Bedrooms, 1 Separatetoilet, burglar guards, burglar gates, alarm sys-tembut nothing is guaranteed in respect thereof.THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: Special residen-tial (nothing guaranteed)The nature, extent, condition and existence ofthe improvements are not guaranteed, and are“voetstoots”)The full condition of sale may be inspected atthe Sheriff’s Office at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Cen-tre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:1.The sale is a sale in execution pursuant to aJudgment obtained in the above Court.2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hoursbefore the auction at the office of the Sheriff forLower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay Krishna Centre,134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza.3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite sub-ject to conditions, inter alia,Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of2008 URL Reference Number(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961);4.Fica-Legislation i.r.o proof of identity andaddress particulars-List of other Fica require-ments available at the Sheriff’s office.5.Refundanle deposit of R10 000.00 in cash orbank guaranteed cheque to be supplied prior tothe sale.6.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers R.SINGH(Sheriff) and/or S.REDDY;7.Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.DATED at DURBAN this 15th day of JULY 2014PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYSJOHNSTON & PARTNERS25 CLARIBEL ROADMORNINGSIDEDURBANREF: D J STILWEL/T DE KOCK/48 A500 324
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Common triggers of road rage are whenpeople don’t wait their turn at stop streets, cut
other motorists off or tailgate them.“What is the maximum loss of time caused bysomeonenotwaitingtheir turnatastopstreet?It is rarelymore than five,maybe 10 seconds,”an AA representative pointed out.
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Third-generation Kia isbold and back>> Kia introduces interior luxury at its best
THE third-generation Kia Sorento will be un-veiled in Korea next month, featuring bold,swept-back exterior styling, a premium interior
look and luxury features.The new model sports a lower roofline, higher
beltline, a more muscular stance and deeply sculptedbody surfaces.
Together with a larger, more upright “tiger-nose”grille, these design changes have raised the the baron sophistication and style.
The cabin will also create a new standard of luxuryin its segment, thanks to a modern, wrap-arounddashboard, high quality soft-touch materials and arange of advanced on-board technologies.
Interior styling was led by the brand’s design teamin Frankfurt, Germany, which cited the finest modern
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The smoothly contoured cabin features soft-touch materials, leather and stitching, as well as Kia’slatest human-machine interface.
A large infotainment screen dominates the centreof the dashboard, which employs long, flowingshapes to envelop the driver and front passenger andemphasise the width and space of the large cabin.
The new Kia Sorento will be showcased in Koreain late August, and is due to make its European pre-miere on Thursday 2 October at the 2014 Paris MotorShow.
It is expected to arrive in South African showroomsin the first quarter of 2015.
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Bumper July for GMSA brands
CHEVROLET, Isuzu and Opel continued thetrendofstrongsales inJuly,givingGeneralMo-tors South Africa (GMSA) a 10.1% share of themarket for themonth.Total SouthAfricannewpassengervehiclesales inJulystoodat57 670,and5 821of thesewere from theGMSAstable.
This allowed the company to rise above thetrend,despitetheSouthAfricanmotorindustrydeclining by 4.7% for the period from Januaryto July, compared to the same period last year.Julyalsohad23sellingdays,whichhadaposi-tive impact on the overall market.
“July saw Chevrolet models, including the
Spark,CruzeandCaptiva,sur-passallprevioussalesrecordsachieved in 2014. The finalnumbers were 1 020 for theSpark, 199 for the Captiva and356fortheCruze,”saidBrianOl-
son,GMSAvice-presidentofvehiclesales, service and marketing.
“The sixth generation Isuzu KB is enjoyingthe brand’s highest share of the one-ton seg-ment in five years as 1 379 Isuzu KB pickupswere sold in July,” said Olson.
“In addition, the Opel Corsa, Astra, andMerivaeachrecordedtheirbestretailperform-ances for this year. Opel volumes have now in-creased by 54% so far this year, when com-pared to January to July 2013. This illustratesthatSouthAfricansareechoing thesentimentsof European buyers, who are loving the Opelbrand and causing it to enjoy a resurgence inthe market.” — Supplied.
The Chevrolet Spark enjoyed abumper July, with a total of1 020 models sold across thecountry.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
A rendering of the new and im-proved Kia Sorento, which will arrivein local showrooms early next year.
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The AA remindsthe public that driv-ers occasionallymake mistakes, andadvised that whenthis happens, oneshoulddefusethesit-uation by apologis-ing immediately tothe parties con-cerned.
“When we drive,we should take ourcue from normal be-haviour outside ofthe vehicle,” the or-ganisation advised.
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Major Activity Detailed Activity Time Frame Responsibility1. IDP/BUDGET Planning for the next three year budget begins 01 July 2014 Municipal Manager
PLANNING in accordance with the coordination and Chief Financialpreparation of the Budget/IDP process Officer(MFMA S53 and S63) IDP/Public
Participation DirectorPMS DirectorDirector: Budget andCompliance
2. IDP - PUBLIC Invitation of the interested parties to register in 07 July 2014 Municipal ManagerPARTICIPATION the 2015/2016 IDP Representative Forum IDP/Public
Register Participation Director3. BUDGET Tabling to Council of the time schedule 01 August 2014 EXCO/Council
2014/2015 outlining key deadline for preparing, tabling and Municipal ManagerFORMULATION adopting the budget, reviewing of the IDP that Chief Financial& IDP 2015/ should start 10 months before the start of the Officer/ Budget2016 REVIEW financial year OfficePROCESSES (MFMA S21) IDP/Public
Adoption of the Budget/IDP Process Plan by Participation Directorthe Council PMS Directors
4. MEASUREMENT, Measurement, reporting and review of 01 August 2014 Municipal ManagerREPORTING organizational performance of KwaDukuza IDP/PublicAND REVIEW Municipality for 2013/2014Financial Year ParticipationOF DirectorORGANISATIONAL PMS/InternalPERFORMANCE DirectorsFOR 2014/2015 All Executive
Directors5. REVISION OF Revision of Organizational Performance 01 September Municipal Manager
ORGANISATIONAL Management System of KwaDukuza 2014 IDP/PublicPERFORMANCE Municipality Participation DirectorMANAGEMENT 1. Project Mobilization PMS DirectorSYSTEM OF 2. Desktop Analysis Internal AuditKWADUKUZA 3. PMS Workshop DirectorMUNICIPALITY 4. Setting of Organizational KPI’s and targets All ExecutiveFOR 2012/2013 5. Setting of operational KPI’s and targets Directors
6. Compilation of PMS Framework7.Linking organizational and individualperformance management
6. INTEGRATE Institutionalize the reporting and performance 13 August 2014 MM / IDP/PublicTHE PMS WITH auditing systems through the IDP Rep Forum Participation DirectorTHE IDP Director: Legal,
Policy & AdvisoryServicesInternal AuditDirectorPMS Director
7. IDP REVISION / Adoption of the IDP Organizational Structures 01 September Municipal ManagerPUBLIC for the period between 2013/2014 2014 IDP/PublicCONSULTATION Mayoral Izimbizos (Needs Review) Participation Director(REPORTSBACK)
8. UPDATE THE CFO to update 5-year financial plan, list of 01 September CFO & All ED’sFIVE YEAR projects for 2013/2014 and 5 year capital 2014 – IDP/PublicFINANCIAL investment programme 30 October ParticipationPLAN To integrate with IDP to inform strategic 2014 Director: Budget
municipal budget alignment with IDP and Compliance9. SECTORAL Meeting with sector departments in order to 01 October – Municipal Manager
MEETING/ identify and incorporate their plans into 30 November All ED’s/CFOPUBLIC KwaDukuza 2013/2014 IDP 2014 IDP/PublicPARTICIPATION Participation Director
PMS DirectorDirector: Budget andCompliance
10. 2013/2014 Submission of report to Council on imple 30 October 2014 Chief FinancialBUDGET 1ST mentation of budget and financial status of OfficerQUARTER municipality Municipal ManagerREVIEW Director: Budget &
Compliance11. DETERMINATION Submission of Report to Council 30 October 2014 Municipal Manager
OF REVENUE CFOPROJECTIONS Director RevenueAND POLICIES
12. REVIEW THE Review the Municipality’s priority list of 30 November IDP/PublicDEVELOPMENT strategies and projects 2014 Participation DirectorSTRATEGIES All ED’s
Council13. SECTORAL Collection of relevant information through IDP 12 November / Mayor
MEETINGS/ Rep Forum/ Multi-Sectoral Meeting 30 December Municipal ManagerPUBLIC Needs Analysis Process 2014 IDP/PublicPARTICIPATION Participation
Director: Budget andCompliance
14. POLICY REVIEW Review following policies: 24 November Mayor• Tariff policy 2014• Investment Policy• Indigent policy• Insurance Policy• Public Participation
PUBLIC NOTICEIDP PROCESS PLAN
MN122/2014
1. That provision of Section 28 of the Municipal Systems Act No 32 of 2000 state that the municipality mustadopt a process that will guide the review of the IDP.
2. That in terms of Section 21 (1) (b) of the Municipal Financial Management Act No. 56 of 2003, the Mayor ofa municipality must at least 10 months before the start of the budget year, table in the municipal council atime schedule outlining key deadlines.
3. The KwaDukuza Municipality’s IDP, PMS and Budget process plan for 2015/2016 financial year is thereforeadvertised in order to allow interested and affected parties to make representations.
4. All representations are to be forwarded before the 5th of September 2014 to the :Integrated Development Planning (IDP) OfficeKwaDukuza Municipality Offices14 Chief Albert Luthuli StreetAlternatively email to [email protected]/ [email protected] Or via fax to (032) 551 4513
4.1. IDP/BUDGET/OPMS ACTION PLAN
• Credit Control Policy• Rates Policy
15. OPERATIONAL -Preparation of the MTERF (Medium Term 01November / Chief Financial OfficerPLANS AND Expenditure and Revenue Framework) budget 30 December Municipal ManagerSUBMISSION in terms of the MFMA 2014 All ExecutiveOF CAPITAL -Conduct a workshop to clarify what each vote/ DirectorsBUDGET, DRAFT line item is to be used for and how it should be Director: BudgetSDBIP used in order to eliminate unused or duplicated and Compliance
line items.-Extensive consultations with the Heads ofdepartments for operational and capital budgetsDepartment Heads prepare and submitoperational plans-Submission and presentation of OperationalPlans for 2014/2015 to the budget office- Identification, submission and presentationof all Capital Projects for 2014/2015 and the5 year capital plan -SDBIP
16. 2013/2014 Submission of report to Council on 30 January CFO/MunicipalBUDGET 2ND implementation of budget and financial status 2015 ManagerQUARTER of municipality ED’s / Director:REVIEW Expenditure
Director: Budget andCompliance
17. MUNICIPAL FINALISATION OF MUNICIPAL SECTOR PLANS 01 December Municipal ManagerSECTOR PLANS 2014/ Chief Financial Officer
26 January IDP/Public2015 Participation Director
ED’sEXCO/Council
18. 2013/2014 Implementation of recommendations from 30 January Chief Financial OfficerADJUSTMENT review process 2015 Director : BudgetBUDGET MFMA S72 & Compliance
Director: Revenue19. BUDGET Preparation of 2013/2014 Financial Year’s 30 January Chief Financial Officer
PREPARATION – • Capital Budget 2015 Director : Budget20. (INTERNAL • Operating Budget & Compliance
PROCESS) • Salaries Budget Director : Income• Tariff of charges Deputy Director : Rates• Revised Budget Budget Office• Draft SDBIP Deputy Director:
Consumer ServicesAssistant Director :Payroll
21. A STRATEGIC Finalize the KwaDukuza 10-year capital 01 February All ED’sMTEF BUDGETARY investment and infrastructure investment 2015 IDP/PublicFRAMEWORK programme Participation DirectorLINKED TO THE Draw up an integrated MTEF budgetary CFODP STRATEGIC framework for inclusion into the IDP Director : BudgetOBJECTIVES Alignment of MTEF budgetary framework & ComplianceAND SENSITIVE with that of sector departmentsTO THE CAPITALINVESTMENTPROGRAMME
22. ADOPTION OFTHE DRAFT IDP Adoption of the First Draft IDP 30 March 2015 Municipal Manager
IDP/Public ParticipationDirectorAll ED’sEXCO/Council
23. PUBLIC Advertisement of the draft IDP for public 01 April 2015 IDP/PublicPARTICIPATION comments and scrutiny Participation Director
24. PUBLIC IDP Roadshows/ Mayoral Izimbizo’s – For the 01 April 2015 The MayorPARTICIPATION presentation of the draft IDP for comments and IDP/Public
clarity. Preparation of final budget Participation Directordocumentation for consideration of approval All ED’staking into account consultative processes andany other new information of material nature
25. IDP REVISION IDP Rep Forum Meeting 11 March 2015 IDP/Public Participation DirectorAll ED’s
26. IDP 2015/2016 Alignment of the 2014/2015 draft budget 01 March 2015 Chief Financial OfficerREVIEW to the IDP All ED’sPROCESSES IDP/Public Participation
DirectorPMS DirectorDirector : Budget &Compliance
27. COMPLETE • Table Draft Budget 01 March 2015 EXCODRAFT BUDGET • Table Draft SDBIP Chief Financial OfficerDOCUMENT AND • Table Draft SDBIP Director : Budget &DRAFT SDBIP • Commencement of public participation Compliance
process-advertisement of the budget in localnewspapers, websites, municipal office• conduct Izimbizo to let the community knowof their budgets• submit draft budgets to National & ProvincialTreasury, DPLG, LGTA and other stakeholders(MFMA s22)
28. PUBLIC IDP Rep Forum/Multi-Sectoral Meeting 01 April 2015 IDP/PublicPARTICIPATION Participation Director
29. 2014/2015 3RD Submission of report to Council 30 April 2015 CFO/MMQUARTER BUDGETREVIEW
30. FINAL BUDGET Preparation of the final budget documentation for 01 May 2015 The Mayorconsideration of approval, taking into accountconsultative processes and any other new informationof material nature. MFMA s 23
31. BUDGET/IDP Adoption of both 2015/2016 Budget & the 30 May 2015 The Mayor2014/2015 IDP
32. 2015/2016 Submission of the Budget in the approved format 30 June 2015 Director: BudgetBUDGET to the Provincial and National Treasuries, Provincial and Compliance
and National COGTA33. 2015/2016 IDP Submission of the Adopted and Final 2014/2015 IDP 30 June 2015 Municipal Manager
to the MEC for Co-operative Governance & Traditional IDP/PublicAffairs Participation Director
34. 2014/2015 Finalization of the Service Delivery and Budget 30 June 2015 MMBUDGET Implementation Plan (SDBIP) IDP/Public
The Mayor must approve the SDBIP 28 days after the Participation Directorapproval of the budget and ensure that annual Chief Financial Officerperformance contracts are concluded in accordancewith S57 of Municipal Systems Act (MSA). The Mayormust submit the approved SDBIP and performanceagreements and make the document public within14 days after approval MFMA s53
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Aishwaria crownednational KSA champion>> Coach is confident that Aishwaria will soon win a world title
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AISHWARIA Ramnarian wascrowned national Karate SouthAfrica champion at the recent
“super challenge” in Gauteng.Shedemolishedall opposition from
throughout the country on her way tocapturing gold in the female black belt
cadette division.“Aishwaria is simply thebest,” said
hermentor and Proteas karate coach,Brando Pillay.
Pillay is confident shewill soonwina world title.
She practices her karate under theguidance of national president ofKarate South Africa, Kyoshi Sonny
Pillay at the Tongaat Sports Centre.The2013Proteaathleteandformer
Commonwealth champion Aishwariais focused on winning a world title atthe 2015 WKF World Youth Cup inEurope.
“I know with the correct focus anddetermination I can become a worldchampion,” said the teenager, who isin matric.
SA karate legend Kyoshi SonnyPillay said that Aishwaria is a verytalented young lady who has provedby virtue of her achievements to bean excellent role model for today’syouth.
Pillaysaid: “Theyouthmust lookuptoAishwaria for inspirationtosucceedin sports,moreover to be a disciplinedindividual like the karate superstar, aquality that is sadly lacking in today’syouth.”
Aishwaria serves as an assistantinstructor for the SKISA karate club atthe Tongaat Sports Centre.
Risingkarate starAishwariaRamnarianwith hermentor andcoach,SensaiBrandoPillay.PHOTO:WEEKLYREPORTER
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R &B GLEDHOW Darts Club snatcheda thrilling 7-6 win against IsithebePaints inaDistellRichelieu-sponsoredKwaDukuzaDartsAssociationLeaguegame at the Taste of India Restaurantin KwaDukuza on Wednesday night.
Isithebe came into thegame inhighspirits on Wednesday night aftertoppling themore fanciedNevil’s Autooutfit a fortnight ago and expected topickupmaximumpointsagainstGled-how in the hope of consolidating theirposition at the top of the log table.
But, the high-riding Isithebe ladswerebroughtdown toearthafter theirdisappointing 7-6 defeat. The matchwas evenly contested with both teamswinning two games each in the team(1001 and 801) matches.
Gledhow stunned their more expe-rienced rivals after notching up a hat-trick of victories in the three doublesmatches to take a commanding 5-2lead.
Darrel Shanmagum and NeeranSomnathoutwittedVineshGeanballeyand Jerry Govender in the opening
doublesmatch.PreggieAppadoraandRajesh Parasaram trounced JerryArunachellam and Vishalin Parmasi-van before Kevin Pillay and AshleyHarripersaad completed the hat-trickafterdefeatingAsoganLatshoomananand Rajen Pillay in the final doublesmatch of the evening.
Shanmagum proved too classy forGeanballey in the opening singlesmatch to extend Gledhow’s lead (6-2).
Trailing 2-6, Isithebe miraculouslychewed away the deficit to level thescores at 6-6 heading into the crucial
league decider (final match).After their dismal performance in
the doubles matches, Govender, Par-masivan, Arunachellam and Lat-shoomanan made amends in the sin-gles matches to give Isithebe a lifeline(6-6).
All eyes were on Harripersaad andRajen Pillay in the final singles matchof the evening and despite the vocifer-ous support for Pillay by the Isithebelads, Harripersaad held his nerve atthedeathtoguideGledhowtoamemo-rable 7-6 win.
Meanwhile, Gledhow United andNevil’s Auto failed to honour theirleague fixture on Wednesday night.
R & B Gled-how snatcheda thrilling 7-6win againstIsithebePaints at theTaste of IndiaRestaurant onWednesdaynight.PHOTO:WEEKLYREPORTER
Gledhow snatch thrilling 7-6 win
WEEKLY REPORTER
ILEMBE Cricket Union will hosttheir annual general meeting onFriday, 15 August at the StangerHeights Primary School com-mencing at 7pm.
All affiliated clubs and newclubs seeking affiliation for the2014/2015seasonmustbe repre-sentedbyamaximumofthreedel-egates. At the end of the meeting,IlembeCricketwillhonourplayerswho excelled in the 2013/2014season.
For further information re-garding the annual general meet-ing contact the Ilembe CricketUnion secretaryDesigan Pillay on073 8545 786.
In other cricket news, IlembePrimary Schools Cricket Associa-tionwillhost the topschoolscrick-et tournament scheduled to getunderway on Thursday, 14 Au-gust.
Matches will be played in twopoolsonaleaguebasiswiththetoptwo teams in eachpool advancingtotheknockoutstages(semi-final)of the tournament. The winningschoolwill represent Ilembeat the
national top schools cricket festi-val tobeheld later intheyear(dateandvenue tobeannounced later).
Manor Primary, Dawnview,KwaDukuzaPrimaryandStangerHeights will be vying for honoursin pool A.
InpoolB, thepowerfulUmhlaliPrep outfit are strong favouritesfor honours. They will do battleagainst neighbours Ashton Col-lege, Zakarriya Muslim Schooland North Coast Primary School.
It is disappointing that DarnallPrimary and Mandeni Academywhohadplayersselectedtorepre-sent IlembeatKwaZulu-NatalPri-mary Schools Cricket Festivalhave failed togive theirplayersanopportunity to participate in thetournament.
Theduration of each gamewillbe 20-overs per side. There mustbeaminimumof fivebowlerswitheach bowler allowed to bowl amaximum of five overs.
For further information re-garding the annual general meet-ing or the top schools cricket tour-namentcontacttheIlembeCricketUnion secretaryDesigan Pillay on073 8545 786.
Ilembe Cricket Union annualgeneral meeting
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CHESS whizz kids throughout theIlembe District are urged to attendthe chess junior trials at the UmhlaliPreparatory School on 16 and 17August.
The chess trials get under wayon Saturday 16 August at 7.30amwith the first three rounds expectedto be finished by 4pm. On Sunday,17 August the fourth round starts at9pm with the sixth and final roundexpected to finish at 4pm, followedby prize giving and the announce-ment of the Ilembe District chesssquad.
This is the first time in the histo-ry of the Ilembe Chess Associationthat they will be hosting a ChessSouth Africa-rated youth tourna-ment and chess pupils from primaryand secondary schools are encour-aged to take advantage of theopportunity of being selected tostrut their chess moves and check-mate their rivals at the nationalchess tournament.
At the end of the two-day tour-nament players will be selected torepresent KwaZulu-Natal at the na-tional chess tournament in Kimberly(Northern Cape) in January 2015.
The tournament will be played inseven categories — U8 (born 1 Janu-ary 2007 or later), U10 (born
2005/2006), U12 (born2003/2004), U14 (born2001/2002), U16 (born 1999/2000),U18 (born 1997/1998) and U20(born 1995/1996).
The top 10 players and five re-serves will be selected in each agegroup to represent the Ilembe Dis-trict which will form part of the pro-vincial contingent to participate innext year’s national chess tourna-ment.
Chairman of the Chess IlembeAssociation Welcome Gwamandasaid: “Players participating in thetournament are requested to abideby the rules and regulations govern-ing the tournament.
“Players not present at the start-ing time of each round would deemto have conceded a walkover.”
Gwamanda urged players to re-frain from analysing games andtalking loud in the tournament roomwhile others are playing and to up-hold the spirit of good sportsman-ship throughout the tournament.
Entry R50 per player may bepaid on the day of the tournamentor deposited into the Ilembe ChessAssociation account (FNB accountnumber 6248 770 8235) and thedeposit slip produced at the tourna-ment.
For more information, contactGwamanda on 072 484 7835.
Chess whizz kids urged toattend trials
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ZAKARRIYAMuslimSchool(ZMS)willhosttheAssociationofMuslimSchools (AMS) KwaZulu-Natalvolleyball tournament at theirgrounds on Saturday, 16 Augustat 8.30am.
The tournamentwill be playedin four categories, namely U13(born 2001 and 2002), U15 (born1999 and 2000), U17 (born 1997and 1998) and Open (1996 orbefore).
Matches will be played in twopools in each of the four catego-ries. Matches will be played on aleague basis in each pool with the
top two teams in each pool ad-vancing to the cross-oversemi-finals. All pool matches willbecontestedonthebasisofonesetof 25 points.
The semi’swill be contested onthebasisofbestof threesets (com-prising 15 points per set) and inthefinal the first twosetswill com-prise 25 points with the third andfinal set comprising 15 points.
Al Azhar, Hartley, Orient, AlFalaah,Nizamia,PhoenixMuslimSchool, Verulam Islamic School,Port Shepstone Islamic School,South Coast Muslim School, Piet-ermaritzburg Muslim School andhosts Zakarriya Muslim SchoolwillbevyingforhonoursonSatur-day.
Medals will be awarded to thewinners and runner-up in eachcategory.
The final ineachcategory isex-pected to be played at 2pm.
ZMS to hostAMS volleyballtournament
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>> School proved its dominance in volleyball to become KwaDukuza champions in the U13 tournament
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ASHRAM Primary proved itsdominance in primary schoolsvolleyball after walloping their
opponents to become KwaDukuzachampions in the U13 tournamenthosted by KwaDukuza VolleyballAssociation in conjunction with theDepartment of Education andDepart-ment of Sports and Recreation.
In the boys’ U13 competition, Ash-ram trounced New Guelderland Pri-mary 15-6; 15-4, and followed it upwithacomprehensive25-4;25-10winagainst KwaDukuza Primary to booktheir place in the final.
ManorPrimarybeatDawnview25-12; 25-21 to set up a mouth-wateringfinal against Ashram. But, the Manorlads (under the guidance of coachThula Somduth) suffered stage-frightslumping to a 25-8 win the first set.
TheManor ladscamebackstronglyin the second set, but Ashram (under
the guidance of coaches PragashNaicker and Sagie Pillay) held onto awell-deserved 25-21 win to becomeKwaDukuza champions.
TheAshramgirls emulated the featof their male counterparts, hammer-ing Manor Primary 25-3; 25-6 beforesnatching a thrilling 25-15; 25-22winagainst KwaDukuza Primary to notchup an impressive double victory cele-bration.
TheAshramboysandgirlswill rep-resent KwaDukuza in the Ilembe Un-der-13Volleyball Championship nextmonth (date and venue to be con-firmed).
In the secondary schools U17 tour-nament on Friday at the associationcourts, Manor Secondary ladstrouncedShakaskraalSecondary15-2in the opening set.
Shakaskraal,whowere slowoff thestarting blocks, stunned their morefanciedrivalswinningthenexttwosetsconvincingly to register a fluent 2-1 to
be crownedKwaDukuzaU17 champi-ons.
The Manor Secondary girls madeamends for the disappointing perfor-manceof theirmalecounterpartsafterbeating Shakaskraal in straight sets(2-0) in the final.
Shakaskraal U17 boys and ManorSecondary U17 girls are fancied toemerge Ilembe champions and willrepresent the Ilembe District in theKwaZulu-Natal Volleyball Champion-ship later in the year.
In other volleyball news, DarnallUnited avenged their KDSA SocialLeague first-rounddefeat at thehandsof Teachers Style with a comprehen-sive2-0 (25-23;25-19)winat theasso-ciation courts on Thursday night. ThevictoryelevatedDarnall tosecondspoton the log standing.
Sunbrook leapfrogged to the top ofthe log table with a fluent 25-7; 25-13win against Manor Old Boys. DevanMoonsamy’s Sunbrook outfit havebeen firing on all cylinders since thestart of the 2014 season and are ex-pected to take a power of beating intheir quest for league honours.
There was a huge score for formerleague champions, KSST who lost theopening set against Randsons. But,Syd Kistan’s charges came backstrongly to record a hard-earned 2-1win to stay in the race for leaguehonours.
Grove End consolidated their posi-tion at the summit of the log tablewitha 2-0 win against Warriors Sport. Abumper crowd is expected at the vol-leyball courts tomorrow (Thursday) towitness explosive action in the top-of-the-table clash between Grove Endand KSST at 7pm.
The Nandos-sponsored women’svolleyball tournament will take placeon Friday, 22 August at 6pm.
Entry is free. Medals and Nandoswill be given to all participants.
Ashram Primary School girls.PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA
Ashram Primary School boys.
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