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KwaDukuza togive 67 minutes
>> Local ‘Food for Life’ to distribute 10 000 meals on Mandela Day
MERVYN KRISHNA
THIS Friday, South Afri-cans will gather atpoverty stricken areas,
creches, old age homes,soup kitchens and prisonsto mark the first Interna-tional Mandela Day sinceformer president NelsonMandela’s death.
Mandela wouldhave turned 96 onFriday, 18 Julyand accordingto KwaDukuzaMayor RicardoMthembu, theday will be one
of celebrationsin KwaDukuza“Please do some-
thing for your commu-nity. Do something forthe people ofKwaDukuza. This iswhat Mandelawouldhave wanted.”
The mayor said options forpro-active community work areendless.
“Go to the hospital and cleanthe floors. Go to the graveyardand clean up around graves,scrub schools, anything.”
Mthembu went on to say thatthere will never be another likeMadiba.
“Mandela, throughout hislife, hardly ever used the word‘I’. It was always ‘We’. ‘This iswhat we want, this is what wewill do,’ he would say.
“He did not want much forhimself. All he wanted was forthe people of South Africa tounite and live in peace and har-mony.
“July 18 cannot be just an-other day. I am pleased that notonly South Africans but theworld at large will celebrate hisbirthday.“One thing we should remem-
ber is Mandela’s attempts andcontribution towards reconcilia-
tion, forgiveness, unity and re-spect.” Themayor’s programmeincludes a men’s dialogue inWard10, aprisonvisit, a briefingon the public service weekprogramme,public servant mo-tivation at the Town Hall, aNyathikazi War Room anti-drugcampaign in Ward three, unveil-ing of a Madiba Memorial Wall,cleaning of the CBD, a blanketdonation, meal distribution andBallito pregnancy crises centrevisit.
Friday will also see ‘Food forLife’ KwaDukuza distributing10 000 plates of food to theunderprivileged communities inKwaDukuza.
The meals will be preparedat the Food for Life kitchen inYellowood Road in the earlyhours of Friday morning. To as-sist the organisation with deliv-ery or preparation of the meals,contact the office on 032 5511163 or 082 449 3879 or 082829 3880.
KwaDukuza mayorRicardo Mthembu is
encouraging thecommunity of
KwaDukuza to givetheir 67 minutes to
the memory ofMandela.
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>> Budgets of R14.2 million each allocatedfor the project in Zinkwazi and High RidgeJYOTHI LALDAS
THE KwaDukuza Pipe Replace-ment project is going fullsteam ahead. Construction
started on Monday in Zinkwazi,Stanger Manor and High Ridge andStanger Heights areas.
The aim of the project is toaddress water interruptions causedby ageing infrastructure in someKwaDukuza areas.
iLembe District Municipality in-frastructure portfolio committeechairperson councillor JabulaniZondo and the acting director oftechnical services, Notha Maphu-mulo, met with the project managerand the contractor at the campsitelocated just off the R74 near theEngen service station in Stanger
Manor to gauge the progress of theproject.
Contractor SBT Civils has beenappointed for all three wards - Wardthree (Zinkwazi), Ward 17 (StangerManor and High Ridge) as well asWard 16 (Stanger Heights).
With the help of the councillorsand the appointed public steeringcommittees , 90 people have beenemployed to date.
“The procurement process forthe Blythedale project is underway.
“Once the contractor is appoint-ed,workwill begin. It is important tolet our people know that during con-struction, water interruptionsshould be expected but will be keptat aminimum, for notmore than fivehours, and notice will be given 48hours prior to cut-offs,” said Zondo.
The existing pipes will be re-placed with PVC pipes (50mm -350mm) with installation of newpipe fittings and specials including
PRV's, isolating valves, air valves,scour valves, chambers, valve mark-ers and fire hydrants.
Budgets of R14.2 million each
have been allocated for the project inZinkwazi and High Ridge and R32.2million for the Stanger Heights andGlenhills projects.
Notha Ma-phumulo,councillorJabulaniZondo, ThamiKhangama ofSBT Civilsand SaneleNdlovu ofMagnacorpProjectManagersgive athumbs up tothe pipereplacementproject.
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Win Big: Week four winnerCall for calm aftertaxi boss murder>> Ngcobo was ambushed by gunmen and shot dead
SAFETY officials are appealingfor calm after the murder ofthe chairperson of theMande-
ni/Sundumbili Taxi Association.
Acting transportMECSibongise-ni Dhlomometwith the executive ofthe association last week aiming tobring peace to the area.
guards allegedly opened fire at theMandeni taxi rank during an inci-dent that is believed to be linked tothe dispute.
Earlier this year, a taxi operatorand her husband were burned todeath in the area in what is be-lieved to be taxi violence related.
Dhlomo has appealed to thetaxi-operators to co-operate withpolice in the investigation in orderto prevent the loss of more lives.
He says Mandeni has become ahot spot for taxi violence and haswarned that it is endangeringcommunities and the growth of thelocal economy.
Bhekizenzo Ngcobowas ambushed bygunmen and shot deadon Tuesday afternoon.
The departmentsays there has beengrowing tension be-tween the Mandeni/Sundumbili and Nyonitaxi associations overa major route to indus-trial areas in Isithebe.
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Ballito Street Heroesready to burn rubber>> Two days of high octane motoring madness
THIS September will see Ballito onceagain transform into a motoring Mec-ca, as the host sponsor KwaDukuza
Municipality welcomes back the high-rev-ving, wheel-spinning Ballito Street Heroesevent, organised by the Novos Group and titlesponsor the SMD Group.
The main catalyst for the event returningto Ballito in 2014 has been the vision andsupport of the KwaDukuza Municipalitywhich sees the event as part of their eventbased tourism strategy.
This was announced at the event launchlast Tuesday at the SMD showroom in Ballito.
For those of you who missed out on lastyear’s action, SMDBallito Street Heroes packsamonth’s worthof motorsport action into twoentertaining days - 13 and 14 September - inBallito, and is amust see event on the motor-ing calendar.
This year’s event is proudly brought toyou by the host sponsor KwaDukuza Munici-pality, the title sponsor SMD Group, and sup-ported by the iLembe Chamber of Commerce.
The SMD Ballito Street Heroes will onceagain feature a 1.5km time trial track – ap-proved by Motorsport South Africa – whichwill host many of last year’s top competitorsas well as new blood looking to make theirmark.
This year’s track in the Laguna Seca pre-cinct will be improved, with a pedestrianbridge traversing it – meaning no more trackcrossings and breaks in the racing action.
Ferraris, Backdraft Cobras, Porches, mus-cle cars, kit cars, and fully fledged racers willbe commonplace on the track as drivers lookto take the crown of the ultimate Ballito StreetHero.
The racing classes for this year’s event arebeing revamped and,due to popular demand,there is a strong possibility that an historiccar class will be added.
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for the first time,host an interactiveDrifting ExperienceArena, an arenawhere the publiccan pay to be a pas-senger to an experi-enced drifter show-ing off his skills.
By far, though,the greatest addi-tion to this year’sevent is the driftingstunt team whichcontains a numberof South Africa's topdrifters.
Last year’s fa-vourites are also re-turning, with free-style motocross dis-plays, Show andShine competitions,and 4x4 displays allscheduled to featureover the two days.
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HOWmanypeoplecansaythat they tru-ly love their jobs, and that their four-legged children get to go to the officewith them?
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Local Child Welfaretreats Winter Fair volunteersMERVYN KRISHNA
CHILD Welfare SA-KwaDu-kuza held their Winter Fairthank you party on Friday
night at the Stanger Town Hall.The event was attended by
conveners and their teams whoassisted at Winter Fair 2014.
The volunteers were treated toa sumptuous meal and givencertificates for their contribu-tions.
Guitar maestro Dane Francistogether with his band enter-tained the crowd.
Fair director, Sundeep Oudh-ram said the Winter Fair has be-come a prominent feature on thetown’s social calendar and ChildWelfare SA-KwaDukuza has“pulled out all stops” to make thefair a memorable one.
“The Winter Fair, apart frombeing a social event for the com-munity of KwaDukuza, has adeeper significance as proceeds
are utilised to providemuchneed-ed services such as professionalwelfare services, an Aids pro-gramme, drug awareness, child
protection skills and poverty alle-viation projects. It is impossibleto put together and co-ordinatean event of the fair’s magnitudewithout support from anumberofpeople.
“ To all sponsors and donorswe record our sincere thanksandappreciation,”said Oudhram.
He went on to say they aregrateful for the schools inKwaDukuzawho continue to givetheir unwavering support to thefair.
“To the hundredsof volunteersand their families who sacrificetheir personal time to ensure thatour fair is a success we remainforever indebted to you.
“Last but not least, the com-munity of KwaDukuza who havealways heeded our call to supportour fair - thank you.”
Child Welfare SA - KwaDukuza presidentPravin Sham and his daughter Barathy.
Enjoying the thank you party are Byron Anthymoolan, Marlen andShantha Nair and Babes Anthymoolan.
Jenny and Deva Naidu.
Vasantha and Bala Govender.
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I AM a resident of Stanger Manor and afan of your paper; I write this withmuch concern about the justice systemof our country.
Crime, like in any town, city or countryis always rife and never an easy task tocombat. I understand that this is aproblem that will never go away, but Ido believe that it can be controlled ona much larger scale than is being donenow.
In recent times I have become highlydisgusted by the sentencing that'sbeen given to “the scum” who havecommitted premeditated and barbariccrimes.
The law might as well do nothingbecause the time given in jail is like a
slap on the wrist, a mild warning towould-be offenders walking the streets.
A man who kills his girlfriendbecause she broke up with him gets 12years; is that justice?
We live in a society where a girl isstrangled to death by the gardenerand he gets 15 years in prison. Is thisthe law we respect and trust?
A 30-year-old woman kills her in-fant baby by strangulation and gets15 years. Is this the going rate formurder? Most of the time these crimi-nals are let out on early parole, freeonce again to plague our society.
So I say bring in the death penalty;increase sentencing to life without pa-role, let the families of the victims havepeace of mind knowing that the personthat took their loved one away is wherethey belong - out of society.
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Letter
Dear Santa,
While untravelled North Coasters sitand complain at how cold 18 degrees feels,I trust you are enjoying mid-summer at theNorth Pole.
I have never been there, or bothered toGoogle it, but I’m imagining that the ice-bergs melt into pleasant pools in which youand Mrs Claus wallow while sipping PinaColadas, which must make a pleasantchange from eggnog.
I would like to start by saying you disap-pointed me a little last Christmas. Whilefestive cheer and time with my family was
all in order, my stocking did not contain theipad, new car key or large cheque that I re-quested in my last correspondence.
My new year’s resolution was thusbased firmly upon your policy of “watchingout and not crying” in preparation for yourannual “coming to town”.
Given that this year’s Christmas list willbe bigger and more ambitious than everbefore, I thought I would give you an up-date on my good behaviour in 2014 now,to ensure that the elves have ample timeto make and procure the items on said list.
Let me start with the bad news. Despitemy best intentions, one cannot go from evilincarnate to sainthood within a mere sixand a half months. I have done nothing toalleviate world hunger.
None of my proceeds have gone tocharity, unless paying a parking fee for adistraught old lady before allowing some-one else to help her cross the road counts.
Even though I really have tried hard, Iam still not able to wake up in time to beat work at 8am, ever. After attending yogaclasses and meditation workshops, and re-searching the art of Zen while inhaling co-pious amounts of incense, I am still unableto abide the rash, brash and frankly stupidactions of the following groups of people:The young and in love, the old and obsti-nate, giggling gossipers and those whothink that DSTV offers any value for money
whatsoever.On the up side – yes, Santa, I really have
been a good girl in many respects – I amproud to report the following: I have re-frained from inflicting harm on anybody, atleast in a physical sense.
This is in spite of a recent plethora ofdiseased, hacking, sneezing and splutter-ing colleagues refusing to take sick leave,thus distributing their ample germs withthe help of our open-office air conditioningsystem.
With the help of my new and vastly-un-derpowered car, I can honestly tell you thatI have not exceeded the speed limit evenonce this year. My trusty steed, while af-fordable and possessing a propensity torun on air rather than petrol, is simply notcapable of sustaining anything more than90kph up any given hill.
With my law-abiding now at an all-time high thanks to this, I have begun toperceive a glowing mass upon my head,which I remain convinced must be a halorather than proof of the need for a haircut.
In addition to the above-mentionedsaintly pursuits, I am happy to report thatI have cut my alcohol intake by at least twopercent, patiently endured the unreason-able demands of my superiors at work.
I look forward to your favourable re-sponseonChristmasmorning.Givemyloveto the Mrs, the elves, and the reindeer.
My mid-year reportto dear old Santa
Foot surgerythe future?>> Forget botox and fillers – foot surgeryto fit into those killer heels is the new fad.
BIZARRE beauty treatments arenothing new. We’ve probablyheard them all – from the cultur-
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selfie.But, nothing could quite prepare us
for the horror (and ridiculousness)that is “Cinderella surgery”.
It’s not sommer a surgery to fix amedical problem. No. This surgery ispurely for cosmetic purposes.
For making it easier to wear high-heel shoes to be exact.
According to the Daily Mail, theprocedure involves shortening orlengthening of toes, shaving off partsof the toe to make it more streamlineand sucking excess fat from big toes.
It costs close to R100 000 and al-though you’ll be able to wear the shoesof your dreams (because apparentlyugly feet aren’t the worst thing ever.I mean, really, who cares what yourfeet look like? They’re in shoes mostof the time anyway, right?) Anyway.
Other than the ridiculous price tag,orthopedic surgeons warn that cuttingtoes open, sawing the bones and sew-ing them back together has the poten-tial for serious complications, like per-manentpainandrestrictedjointmove-
This surgery is purely for cosmet-ic purposes.
Aadila Khan hails from the entrepreneurialKhan family of Style Collections fame. Sheis the daughter of Naushaad and ZainubKhan and one of the granddaughters of Mr.Jakes Khan. Aadila is a well educated, ethi-cal and caring person . Her deep interest fora high standard of personal care and con-cern is certainly her strong trait and this isevident in the manner she interacts with herclientèle. Her interest in beauty and person-al care began at a young age and she pur-sued a career in the field culminating in heropening her own beauty and treatment sa-lon. Aadila Khan welcomes you to her treat-ment facility and looks forward to your sup-
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DESINCRUSTATION - Is a deep cleansingtreatment used to improve sluggish skinwith build up of congestion (black heads)this would improve your skin texture as well.IONTOPHORESIS - This improves hydration,regeneration of skin cells and stimulates theskin. Depending on your skin it would im-prove differently.
HIGH FREQUENCY - This is a treatmentfor greasy ACNE PRONE skins. It would beused to dry greasy areas and improve blem-ished skin to destroy bacteria and aid in
healing. For dry, mature skins it would in-crease moisture to the skin.
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VACCUM SUCTION - This treatmentloosens blockages and black heads, cleans-ing the pores. Aids in desquamation (exfoli-ation) and improves skin texture and tone.Speeds up removal of waste products vialymphatic system which improves blood cir-culation to the area, bringing nutrients andoxygen thus improving the condition of theskin.
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EXFOLIATORS are lovely, but aren'tvery good for the environment. Whynottrysomehome-madescrubrecipesinstead?If used correctly, nothing beats an exfoliat-ing scrub to help clear dead skin, cleansepores, and make you feel fresh.One problem: the miniature plastic micro-beads found in most exfoliating productsare horribly bad for the environment.Micro-beads are tiny balls of plastic. So tiny,research has shown they're too small to besifted out during water treatment, and sothey're winding up in lakes and oceanswhere they have devastating effects, ac-cording to Time.For this reason, many states in America areconsidering a ban on these beads. In fact,Illinois has banned them already.A South African ban on micro-beads is prob-ably quite far away, but that's no reason tokeep using products that hurt the environ-ment.Luckily for us and our skin, home-made ex-foliator is cheap and easy to make, environ-mentally friendly, and, above all, absolutelyluxurious.We could list a collection of recipes, but allrecipes follow the same basic formula:Base + ExfoliatorSometimes it's a little more complicatedlike:Base + Base + Exfoliator + Optional ExtrasBut you get the idea. Following our guide tothe best bases and exfoliators, try mix andmatch to find the perfect recipes for you. Wehave listed some example recipes as well.Note:Used roughly, exfoliator can tear and harmthe skin. Make sure you only exfoliate gentlyand in moderation.Remember, exfoliator can be harsh, so makesure you only mix in a small amount, espe-cially if you're making a scrub for your face.
Not everyone's skin is the same. Do researchbefore adding an ingredient to your scrub tomake sure it's okay for your skin type.Bases:1) HoneyA natural anti-bacterial, honey is both heal-ing and moisturising.2) MilkCleopatra bathed in milk and honey for areason. Milk should leave your skin feelingsoft and smooth.3) WaterNothing like plain old water.4) Green teaRevitalising and refreshing, green tea is oneof those things that's good for you both in-side and out!5) Olive OilOil is the ultimate moisturiser, though don'tfeel olive oil is your only option. You mightwant to try avocado oil, coconut oil, or evensunflower oil instead.Exfoliators:Note: not all exfoliators are going to be okayfor your face. Make sure you only use exfolia-
tors with a very fine grain.1) Bicarbonate of sodaPerfect for delicate exfoliating, as in a facescrub, bicarbonate of soda is like micro-beads - without the horrible environmentaleffects.2) SugarWhodoesn'thavesugar?Tryacoarsebrownsugar for your body scrub, or a fine castorsugar for your face.3) OatmealBest mixed with warm water or milk, as itshould be slightly cooked, oatmeal is won-derfully soothing, and can help with every-thing from sunburn to acne.
It's probably the safest option, especial-ly for your face.4) Ground CoffeeThe best thing about this exfoliator is thedelicious scent.
Coffee is also meant to have anti-cellu-lite properties, as well as being full of anti-oxidants, and should help tighten and tone.
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A South African ban on micro-beads is probably quite far away, but that's noreason to keep using products that hurt the environment.
Here's how to make your own exfoliator
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UMbhishobhi SikhumbuzoAuthor Ndlovu,odume ngelika Pastor Cwezu, ukusho lokhuenkonzweni ebingoMgqibelo, yokwethulangokusemthethweni ibandla lakhe, iSpiritualRevival Centre, eShayamoya, eShaka’s Kraal.Lokhuubekushoemukela iMeya yaKwaDuku-za uMnuz Ricardo Mthembu, nekhanselalendawo uMnuz Joe Phahla.
Uthe: “Abazalwane mabayeke ukulokhubekhuluma izilimi bethi abavoti bona ngobabangabazalwane, kodwa uma sekuyob-haliswa imali yeqolo babonakale sebegijimaphambili. Bangasenzi izilima bengavotikodwa bebe bephuza amanzi alethwe ngaba-votile,” kubhilita uPastor Cwezu, odume ka-khulungele ‘Ndodayomphongolo,’ futhi ongo-munyewabaculinabasakaziabaziwayokuleli.
Kule nkonzo kubuye kwakhulekelwa yonaimeya nekhansela, banikezwa nethubalokukhuluma nabazalwane ebebegcweleitende elikhulu ebeliseduze kwehholo lom-
phakathi laseShayamoya.ULt. D. Raghoonanan, oyisikhulu sesiteshi
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ULt. Raghoonanan, unxuse abazalwaneukuba bazibike izehlakalo zobugebenguabazibona emphakathini.
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Welulekeabazalwaneukuthinjengobaizin-ga lokudlwengulwa kwezingane selenyukile,bangalokothi bashiye ingane ilele endlini lap-ho kunomuntu odla izidakamizwa nophuzile.Bangazithumi futhi izingane ukuba ziyothen-ga utshwala nezidakamizwa.
Le nkonzo ibihanjelwe nangabasakazi be1KZNTV, abeVuma Fm nezintathelizamaphephandaba aseduzane. Leli bandlaelisungulwe ngo-2007, selinamagatsha ayi-12. Ikomkhulu lalo lisePinetown, kantiKwaDukuza liseShayamoya, eMelville naseLindelani. Inkonzo ibihlelwe nguPastor S.P.Madolo, waseShayamoya.
IZITHOMBE: XOLANI NX-UMALOUMbhishobhi Sikhum-buzo Author ‘PastorCwezu’ Ndlovu,ukhulekele iMeyayaKwaDukuza uMnuz.Rocardo MthembunoKhansela JoePhahla, enkonzweniye Spiritual RevivalCentre ebiseShaka’sKraal
Ukhwele wadilikaemakholweni angavotiuPastor Cwezu
KUYAYEkuthiwesiqhubaisikhathi,si-yabhedanomakukhona‘into’esiyid-la siyifihla esidakayo uma sithi
abekhoabantuabanomsebenzionzimauk-wedlula owabefundisi bezeNkolo.
Hhay bo! Ziyahlupheka nazi izincekuzeNkosi. Ngibona bengcono abasemboniniyomshuwalense ngoba nanxa behwebangomkhiqizo ongabonakali ngawenyamanjengobakwenzaabefundisi,ziyabonakalaizithelo zakhona uma kugadla ukufa. Ung-cono kakhulu futhi umshuwalense ngobakunemikhiqizo ‘ekhahlelayo’ uma sekuph-ele iminyaka ethile (endowment policy).Awu bakithi! Kufikwe ezincekwini zeNkosiezisho ngokhololo abamhlophe. Kukhonaeziwufasa ngemuva ezingabefundisi, kubekhona eziwufasa ngaphambili, ezingaba-vangeli.
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Kukhona abathi asikho isidingo sokuyo-fundela ukushumayela iZwi leNkosi ngobakuwubizo.BathiuMdali akanandabanomangabeumfundisiunazozonkeiziquzeNkolozasemayunivesithi, uma engabizelwangaebufundisini, ubonakala ngendlela anyat-hela ngayo, nangendlela adedela ngayongezansi kwekhala.
Abanye abathi umfundisi obufundeleubufundisi nongabufundele bayefana nje,ngoba basitshela into eyodwa yokuthiumuntueyisoniuyoshaesihogweniumaes-efile,kantioziphathakahleuyohlalaecelenikoMdali.
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Into emnandi ngokukholwa ukuthiumuntuakaphoqwaukuthiakakholweyini.Sonke sikholelwa ezintweni ezahlukene.MinanjewakoVeziakekhoongangigudluzakwengikholelwa kukhona ngamandla oM-dali.
Inselelo engihlale ngihlangabezananayo, ngeyalaba bantu abangafuni nakuy-izwa indaba kaNkulunkulu. Imibuzo aban-giphonsela yona, idinga zona izincekuzeNkosi ngoba ngiyaye ngithi ngiyazamaukuchaza,ngisheshengikhwinceke.Yinga-kho sicela abefundisi bezeNkolo ukuthi akebaphumeleobalabachazeleabantubeNko-si ngezinto ezibadidayo.
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ngothi kwasekuqaleniuMdaliwamdedelel-ani uSathane eze emhlabeni azodala yonkele nyakanyaka.
Abalazi njengoba bezazi iBhayibhelibathi uSathanewayeyingelosi enkulu eZul-wini, eyisethenjwa.
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>>Stanger Secondary School’s class of 94 will be cel-ebrating at a 20 year reunion on 9 August 2014. Inter-ested in getting together with old friends? ContactAdhir Maharaj – 083 786 2907, Vishanth Singh – 072233 1402, Yusuf Khan – 083 675 8171 or Vanessa Pillay– 081 758 3936.
>>Hirsch Ballito and Miele invite you to a winterwarmers brunch on Saturday, 19 July from 10.30amto 12pm.
Well known Miele demonstrator Cheryl Woollattwillbesteamingupawarm,healthystormintheMielesteam oven. No charge. To book, call Melissa on 032946 7400.
>>It’s Christmas in July and Hirsch Ballito will beholding their popular business networking ‘Christ-mas’ breakfast on Thursday, 24 July with a surpriseguest speaker. Bring your business cards and flyersand come and network to your hearts content! Time:8.30am for 9am. No charge. To book, call Melissa on032 946 7400.
The Shri Durga Temple invites you to theirMarieamman Prayer on Sunday, 20 July commencingat 9am. Lunch will be served. Donations welcome. Formore information contact Ram Makardood on 084486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.
>>The Tinley Manor Shree Siva SoobramoniarTemple will host their annual Amman Prayer on Sun-day, 20 July at 8am. The flag hoisting ceremony willcommence on Friday at 5pm. All devotees wishing tocarry Gargams must contact the temple officials on071 365 5675/032 554 4733.
>>The ISKON (International Society for KrishnaConsciousness) Centre in Stanger, would like to inviteyou and your family to our weekly Nama Hatta pro-gramme.
Kindly join us for a spiritually enlightening pro-gramme that’s held at Sabha Hall which commencesat 6.45pm.
Bonafide spiritual book and Prasadam is served.For more information, please contact Hare KrishnaDas on 082 829 3880.
>>The Angelespery Temple in Tugela will hosttheir annual Marrieamman prayer on 10 August at Lot65 High View Park commencing at 9am.
Donations in cash or kind will be appreciated.For more information contact Ivan on 032 457
0464 or 078 3372 408.>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be contact-
ed for funeral services and home services. Cookingand baking also done, by a dedicated band of ladies.
For more information, contact Krish Kisten on0835566276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 5522301/073 495 0414.
Suitable packages for small weddings accommo-dating 100 - 120 people with table seating. For moreinformation contact Krish Kisten on 083 556 6276 orJenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301/073 495 0414 orthe temple on 032 551 1744.
Service is held on Sunday from 8.30 - 9.30amMonday from 6pm - 7pm. Tuesday from 7pm - 8pm.
For further information kindly contact the templeon 032 551 1744.
>>The trustees, officials and members of theStanger Siva Temple invite you and your family totheir Amman prayer which will be held on 20 July at9am. Lunch will be served.
Donations are welcome. For more information call084 584 6101.
>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street inStanger Manor, conducts the following weekly servic-es:
Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm to 6:30pmTuesdays: Prayer service from 6pm to 7pm
(Ramayan Recitals, twice a month)Saturdays: Hanuman Chalisa Recitals from 6am
to 7am (11 times) in the mornings.Small weddings are also conducted. For details
contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or SomMudaly on 078 409 4494.
>>Gledhow Emperumal Temple will be hostingit’s annual Marianmmen and Maduraiveeran Prayeron Sunday, 20 July 2014 from 7am at the GledhowRecreation Grounds.
All those wishing to carry garagam please giveyournamestoNyneGenganatthetemple.Allrequire-mentsforthegaragamtobeprovidedbythedevoteescarrying.
Main prayer: 10am - Gledhow Primary schoolQuadrangle.
All donations in cash or kind will be most appreci-ated and to be handed to Nyne at the temple beforeWednesday, 16 July. All welcome.
>>The Upper North Coast Eisteddfod Commit-tee is holding rehearsals for the adult eisteddfod atStanger Siva Temple Hall.
Adults interested in participating in the Tamil ei-steddfod are requested to attend rehearsals on Mon-day, Wednesday and Fridays from 6pm.
Contact Mala Avathar on 073 279 8888 for moredetails.>>The Sundown Temple Society of Stanger Heightsinvites you to their weekly Satsangs on Monday com-mencing at 6:30pm. For details contact 032 5523346.>>The Darnall Hindu Temple will be hoisting theirMariaman Gargam Prayer on July 20.Flag hoisting in Friday, July 11.Devotees wishing to participate in the event mustcontact Suran on 032 486 1661 or 071 853 4601.>>The Sundown Temple Society will host the Mari-amman and Gargam Prayer on July 20 at 10am.Flag hoisting will commence at 6pm.Chariot procession will take place on Saturday, July19 from the temple site at 3pm.For details contact Krish on 032 552 3346, Brian on032 552 7485, Selvie on 032 551 6635 or Indran on032 551 2334.>>The community of Lot 14 and surrounds will holdtheir annual rain prayer on Sunday, 3 August at 8amat the prayer site near Hillview Stores.All welcome.For more information call Kishore on 073 546 1676or Ram on 071 944 2030.>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the ShantaNarasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm.Contact Kubashni 076 825 7357.>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple: Satsang Mon-6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm Contact Danny /Shawn on 032 552 2382.>>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs).For more information please contact DC Naidoo 032551 4361 or Ashen 073 670 2324.
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AYER ROCK Guest-house, 74 Gera-nium Street, StangerManor, “Tasteful ex-ecutive accommoda-tion”. Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.
Blythedale Beach-Stunning Multi Storeybeach house Sleepsx 10, Beautiful Seaviews, garden andsparkling pool.*Upmarket accommo-dation*Small Conferences x30*Small Functions.*World Class Record-ing Studio*Private en-suiteRooms.Email: [email protected] or Call: 082551 3064.
Business for sale, wellestablished Halaaltakeaway/restaurant inStanger CBD. Contact:076 278 6517/084 2249201.
Apartment on Hill Cres-cent to let, near schools&mosques,3Bedroom,lounge, kitchen, toilet &bathroom. Call Ismail:084 549 6736/032-5511717.
1.Townview Rd-Fullyfitted 2 b/r, L/K, remotegate, available 1stAug.2.Stg Heights-1 b/r,L/K, available immedi-ately.3.Glenhills, MuruganRd-3 b/r, L/K/D, remotegate, fully fitted + air-cons, en-suite, avail-able immediately.(Calling all developersand investors)Kindly contact: 032-5525596/084 224 9201/email: [email protected].
1 Bedroom, K.B.T, to letin Stanger Manor. Con-tact: 032-551 4036/073721 4622.
1 x 2 Room house-R1000 with L/Water.1 x 3 Room house-R1200 with L/Water.In Happy Valley. Con-tact: B.R. Singh: 078243 6662.
3 bedroom, mes, fit-ted kitchen-R4250.00,Contact: 082 3386861.
3 B/R with BIC, L/K,B/T, fully fenced, 26Uranus Drive, Glen-hills, R3000.00. Con-tact Thiresh: 072 9283910.
House to let-4 NeptuneDrive, Glenhills. Phone:076 696 0080.
Outbuilding to let inStanger. Tel: 032-5511609, call between8am-6pm.
AUCTIONIN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELAATSTANGER
CASE NO.: 380/2013In the matter between:-MAHESH MAHARAJ
EXECUTION CREDITORAnd
SURENDRA RAMOORTHIE NAIDOOEXECUTION DEBTOR
Kindly take notice that in pursuance of Judg-ment by the above Honorable Court and Writ ofExecution issued thereon, the under mentionedmovables, belonging to the above Named ex-ecution debtor will be sold in execution by thePublic Auction to the highest Bidder for cash,at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m on Thursday,07th August 2014.4 x PCE Brown Lounge Suite1 x Wooden T.V Stand1 x Black Telefunken Flat Screen T.V7 x PCE Dining Room Suite1 x Defy Multimode Freezer3 x PCE Black Kitchen Scheme1 x Defy Silver Fridge1 x Platinum Microwave1 x Samsung Washing Machine
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:1. This sale is a Sale in Execution pursuant to
a Judgment obtained in the above Court.2. The Rules of this auction is available 24
hours prior to the auction at the office of theSheriff Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre,134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger,Kwa-Dukuza.
3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia:*Directive of the Consumer Protection Act68 of 2008;(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id-99961)*FICA-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity andaddress particulars;*Payment of registration deposit ofR500-00 in cash; and*Registration of conditions
4). The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers MRR.SINGH (Sheriff) and/or S.REDDY;
5). Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to Court Rulesapply
DATED AT STANGERON THIS THE 1ST DAYOF JULY 2014EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYNARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANYOFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREETTEL: 032-552 3015REF: NP/PSG/M171
For Sale3 bedroom, fully fit-ted kitchen, swim-ming pool, huge land-R1 200 000.00-New-town3 bedroom, fully fit-ted, lug-Stg Mnr-R850 000.003 bedroom, mes, fittedkitchen-R750 000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861
Fortune Teller/Herbal-ist-Prof. Salim Musa,Call: 073 691 1092,Ballito, Stanger, Strictlyby appointment, Pri-vate & Confidential.
Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary andincrease your takehome pay. Pay oneaffordable installmentwith repayments fromas low as R600 perR50 000 debt. We donot charge any up-front fees. Take actionnow: Phone-Princess(Stg Office)-032-5521194/A/H: 073 9296811, Makhosi (DBNO f f i c e ) - 0 3 1 - 3 0 67250/A/H: 083 3481663, Indira-032-5521170 (A/h)/083 6512441.
ARE you drowning indebt??? Pay from aslittle as R250.00 permonth towards all youraccounts. Immediaterelief. We also removegarnishees. Call Siva-078 545 0850/032-5337894, Savy-082 3971840, Chanel-073 1370783. Shop 6, HyperMall, next to VerulamPost Office below Pick& Pay.
Lift required fromStanger to Verulamand back, start workat 7.30am and finish at4pm. Contact: 083 6402273.
Transport availablefrom Stanger to Es-howe, Mon-Fri. ContactJoe: 083 552 8330.
TUITIONS
Unisa & IMM GSMTuition-Law, Com-merce, Marketing &Education Degrees,Diplomas & CertificateProgrammes. Thegraduate academyTel: 032-586 3804 /[email protected].
Female kitchen assis-tant required for busytakeaway. Call at MallCafe, 55 King ShakaStreet, next to StudioOne.
Restaurant staff re-quired, full or part time.Call: 083 756 9245.
Seamsters requiredfor upholstery Factory,Must have experience.Tel: 032-552 3052.
Shop Assistant /Cashier wanted for abusiness in Blythedale,Matric with Accountingor Business Studies.Submit CV personallyat 33 Dolphin Crescent,Bythedale Beach.
Vacancy exists for thefollowing positions:-Guarding Managers-Security guards-Supervisors-Operations Managers-Reaction Officers-TechniciansRequired for a repu-table Ballito based Se-curity Company, Owntransport essential.Please fax CV’s to 086639 4165.
Vacancy for a Para-medic ILS/BAA quali-fied. Email C.V, certi-fied I.D, HPCSA reg.PDP. [email protected].
STANGER HEIGHTS - TO LET2 bedroom granny flat, 2 toilets,1 bath, bic, kitchen, lounge dining
room. Fully Fenced4 bedroom House (Basement),MES, separate Lounge and
Kitchen. Fully Fenced.Contact: Kevin 082 771 7179 /
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Special Consent of KwaDukuza Municipality to:
Relaxation of building lines – Open plan Warehouse at Jack Smith Road, ERF 3717 Ballito.Any person desiring to object to this proposal may do so by lodging a written noticeSetting out the grounds of his/her objection on or before 13 August 2014 with
The Municipal Manager10 Leonora Drive, Ballito, 4420
or post to
The Municipality ManagerP.O. Box 5 / P.O. Box 72Ballito / Kwadukuza4420 / 4450
Objectiors must, in notifying the Municipal Manager (Kwadukuza Municipality), certify that a copyof the notice has been served on the applicant at the address given below by registered or certifiedpost or by hand. Any objection received after the prescribed date and/or where a copy has not beenserved on the applicant is not valid.
Plans and particulars relating to this application may be inspected between 08H00 and 16H00,Mondays to Fridays (Excluding Public Holidays), at the Municipality offices, Town Planning Section,10 Leonora Drive Ballito
Name and Address Date of Publication of AdvertisementMarcia cc 16 July 201429 Degree South, 7 Umsinsi JunctionLa Mercy Name of Newspaper: Stanger Weekly
Reaching fora dream>> Tarika Gokar is on a mission to begraded for her black belt in karate by topinternational fighter Sensei Kanazawa inSwitzerland
JYOTHI LALDAS
SOME people dream of fancyclothes, flashy cars, big housesand world travel while others,
like sports enthusiast Tarika Gokardreamofbecomingablackbelt in ka-rate.
Grade 10 Stanger Manor Second-ary School pupil, Gokar, currently onbrownbeltfirstkyustatus,isonamis-sion to be graded for her black belt inkarate by top international fighterSensei Kanazawa who is based inSwitzerland.
She is due to travel to Locarno,Switzerland for the Swiss KarateSummerCoursehostedby the Shoto-kan Karate-Do International SwissFederation fromMonday, 21 July un-til Saturday, 26 July.
But to accomplish this dream,Gokar needs your help.
“Students of karate from all overthe world will be making this trip toachieve the highest honour that anykaratekacan achieve–tograduatebya grand master.
concentrating on getting thatblack belt.”
Sheadded,eventhoughsheloves karate, she would nottake it up as a career.
“I love this, I don't want tomake ita job. Iwill keepat it foras long as my body allows mebutcareerwiseIamleaningto-ward the medical or pharma-ceutical fields.”
Gokar thanked her parentsKiren and Abby for their un-wavering support andmotiva-tion as well as her senseisSherwinHooblalfromKwaDu-kuza and Aneel Dowlath fromDurban.
“If it had not been for mysenseis, I am sure I would notbewhere I am today. I will for-ever be grateful to them.”
Anyone interested in con-tributing to making Gokar'sdream come true can contacther parents on 032 551 2518 ,082 766 7773 (Kiren) or079 220 3981 (Abby).
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSenseis Sherwin Hooblal and Aneel Dowlathwith Tarika Gokar.
“I make an ear-nest appeal to youfor a sponsorship sothat Icansuccessful-ly attend this grad-ingexaminationandfulfil my lifelongsporting ambition.”
Gokar, who tookup karate at ageeight, will undergo agruelling five daylongtrainingcourse,training twice a daybefore her grading.
“I have beentrainingeveryday toprepare and I amvery excited. Thiswill be my first timegoing overseas and Iam positive the ex-perience will be amemorable one.”
Speaking aboutwhy she took up thesport, Gokar saidshe was a tomboywhen she wasyounger.
“I started karateasanextraactivitytokeep me busy and Iwas hooked instant-ly. I find that it is theonly sport thatteaches very impor-tant life values andlessons.”
Gokar plays vari-ous other sports andalso excels academi-cally.
“Sport is my hob-by, I eat, breath andlive sport.
“I have found ithelpsmebalancemylife as well. Sport,especially karateteaches disciplineandthistransfers in-to my academics aswell.”
After achievingherblackbelt,Gokarhopes to achieve herProtea colours sothat she can repre-sent her country.
“That is my nextstepbut fornowIam
SOCIAL workers are trying tolocate Shaikh Raheel Au Sethi,the biological father of ShaikZohaa Ali Sethi. Anyone whohasinformationaboutthisper-son, must contact social work-er, Mrs. K. Govender on032 551 2129. — Supplied.
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We have lost what heaven has gained, One ofthe best fathers this earth had ever contained,Deep in our hearts a memory is kept, Of thefather we loved and never forget. The tears ofexcess can’t be wiped away, But the tears ofthe heart forever stay. Our deepest wish wouldbe today to have you back the same sweetway. Your smile will always be remembered.
You and your family are kindly invited toattend the 15th & 16th day Ceremony of the
late Govindsamy Govender (Sunny)Date: 19th & 20th July 2014
Time: Service from 6pm to 7pmVenue: 31 Lotus Road, Stanger Manor
Sadly missed by your loving wife Kay, sonRoland, daughter Kris, daughter-in-law Rita,grandchildren and a host of family and friends.
In Loving Memory
GovindsamyGovender(Sunny)
Little did we knowwhat sorrow the day would bring.A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands now
put to rest.If tears could build a stairway andmemories a lane, we wouldwalk right up to heaven and bring you home again. Deathcannot erase what sweet and treasurable memories weshared, remembering you is easy, we do it all the time, but
missing you is the heartache that never goes away.
You and your family are kindly invited to attend theYearlyMemorial Ceremony of theLateMr K.B Ramdial (Niresh)
Date : 20 July 2014Time : 10.00
Venue : 507 Salvia Place, Protea Heights,Shakaskraal
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Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations published inGovernment Notice No.R543 to No.R545 of 2010, in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Envi-ronmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998), aswell as the NationalWater Act (Act No 36 of1998) of the initiative by Ilembe District Municipality to propose the construction of the off take 3of the potablewater pipeline as part of the lower Thukela bulkwater supply at Samkhanya to theSakhamakhanya/St. Christopher reservoir, Ilembe District Municipality, KZN.
Project detail: The proposed pipeline is located immediately outside the road reserve. It is ap-proximately 9km in length with an outside diameter of 315 to approx 500 mm and is to feed intothe Sakhamakhanya/St. Christopher 5Ml reservoirs to provide Bulk Supply of potable water tocommunities that currently do not have access to reticulated potable water in the Lower ThukelaRegion.
Location:The locality is approximately 70 km to the north of Durban in theDarnall area of North-ern KwaZulu-Natal. The site is directly west of the R102 North bound and located approximately8 km from St Christopher.
In respect of the above, the applicant intends to submit a basic assessment report as contem-plated in the Regulations (Listing Notice 1, Activity 9, 11 and Activity 18) to the KwaZulu-NatalEconomic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs (KZN EDTEA) to obtain environmentalauthorization and a water authorisation application to the Department of Water Affairs in termsof the National water Act.
Public Participation&BAReport Review: A public meeting has not been scheduled. As part ofthe public participation process, you are invited to review the draft Basic Assessment Report andmake comments on the document. The Basic Assessment Report will be available for 40 daysreview from 01 August 2014 to 10 September at the following public place: St Christopher PrimarySchool (Sakhamakhanya) and Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions office (www.triplo4.com).
Contact Details: Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register by submittingtheir name, contact information and interest in the project to the Environmental consultant be-low by the 30 July 2014:Marilyn Govender / Hantie PlompPO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418
Tel | 032 946 3213Fax | 032 946 0826E-mail | [email protected] / [email protected]
THEPROPOSEDCONSTRUCTIONOFTHEOFFTAKE3OFTHEPOTABLEWATER, ILEMBEDISTRICTMUNICIPALITY, KZN
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PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF PRIORITY 5 SEWAGE PIPELINE AND PACKAGEPLANT WWTW AT GROUTVILLE, KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY KWAZULU-
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Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations publishedin Government Notice No.R543 to No.R545 of 2010, in terms of Section 24 (5) of the NationalEnvironmentalManagement Act (Act No 107 of 1998), of the initiative by Black Balance Projectsrepresenting Illembe District Municipality to propose the construction of a sewage pipeline andpackage plant WWTW in Groutville, Ilembe District Municipality, KwaDukuza Municipality (Re-gional), KZN.
Project detail: The Priority 5 development proposes the construction of approx.1.25km sewagepipeline and two pump stations at Priority 5 (Mnyomawini) and Groutville (Aldinville) with atemporary package plant Waste Water Treatment Works (extended aeration plant). The pro-posed sewage pipeline and the temporary Package Plant WWTWwill provide bulk sewage ser-vices to the Priority 5 (Mnyomawini) and Groutville (Aldinville) residential developments. ThePackage PlantWWTWwill be an interimmeasure (approximately 3 to 5 years) until connectionto the Regional WWTWwill be feasible; where after the package plant will be decommissionedand all flows are to be transferred to the proposed bulk trunk outfall which forms part of theRegional Bulk Sanitation schemebeing carried out by IllembeDistrictMunicipality.
Location: The site is located immediately west of the north-bound R33, approximately 350mbefore it crosses the Tugela River.
In respect of the above, the applicant intends to submit a basic assessment report as contem-plated in theRegulations (ListingNotice 1,Activity 13) to theKwaZulu-NatalDepartmentofAgri-culture& Environmental Affairs (KZNDAEA&RD) to obtain environmental authorization
Public Participation & BA Report Review: A public meeting has not been scheduled. As part ofthe public participation process, you are invited to review the draft Basic Assessment Reportand make comments on the document. The Basic Assessment Report will be available for 40days review from 4th August to 12th September 2014 at the following public place: MnyundwiniCommunity Hall (Priority 5, KwaDukuza) and Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions office (www.triplo4.com).
Contact Details: Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register by submittingtheir name, contact information and interest in the project to the Environmental consultantbelowby the 23 July 2014:
Chen Read / Hantie PlompTriplo4 Sustainable SolutionsPO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418Tel | 032 946 3213Fax | 032 946 0826E-mail | [email protected] / [email protected]
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DEVANGoundenousted veter-an darts campaigner Paddy Pa-dayachee(2-1)toclinchtheVineshGeanballey and Family-spon-sored KwaDukuza Darts Associa-tion singles darts tournamentplayedattheTasteofIndiaRestau-rant in KwaDukuza on Wednes-day night.
With the more fancied playersfalling by the wayside, Goundenseized the opportunity with bothhands to oust Terrence Subban instraightsets (2-0) tobookhisplacein the semi-final against VishalinParmasivanwhotrouncedSashenNaidoo (2-0) in the quarters.
In the top half of the draws themoreexperiencedJerryGovenderslumped to a humiliating 2-0 de-feat at thehandsofAshleyHarrip-ersaadinthequarter-final.Paday-achee, clawed his way from a setdown to beat the in-form CharliePillay 2-1 to book his place in thesemi’s.
Harripersaad’s hopes of secur-ing his first major silverware ofthe 2014was dented after he wassent crashing out of the tourna-ment(2-0)inthesemi’sagainstPa-dayachee.
Darts enthusiasts expected thetalented Parmasivan to outwitGounden in the semi’s, but theywere left gasping for breath afterhe (Gounden) silenced his criticswith a clinical 2-0 win to book hisplace in the final.
ThefinalwasfiercelycontestedwithGoundenwinningthefirstsetcomfortably. Padayachee re-turnedthefavour,winningthesec-ond set to level the scores at 1-1andpushthegameintoathirdanddecisive set.
Padayachee was late off thestarting blocks in the final set anddespite amassing huge scores af-ter a sluggish start, Gounden wasalreadyonhisbicycleracing to thefinish line to annex his first majorsilverware of the 2014 season.
President of KwaDukuzaDartsAssociation Jerry Govender con-gratulated finalists Gounden andPadayachee and expressed hissincerethankstotheVineshGean-balley family for their generoussponsorship.
Tonight (Wednesday) KwaDu-kuza Darts Association will hostthe Jerry Govender and Familydarts singles tournament at theTaste of India Restaurant inKwaDukuza commencing at6.30pm.
Devan Gounden(right) beat PaddyPadayachee (2-1)to clinch theGeanballey andFamily-sponsoredKwaDukuza DartsAssociation singlestitle.PHOTO: WEEKLYREPORTER
Gounden ousts Padayachee
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Boxing on the up in Ballito
SHANNON HOPKINS
AN evening with a difference is on thecards for Ballito this month, with atop-class boxing tournament being
heldattheBallitoExhibitionCentreon25Ju-ly.
AtamediabriefingonFriday,roleplayersexplained the initiativewas geared towardsreviving boxing in KwaZulu-Natal.
The joint venturewas recently started byWhite Buffalo Productions’ Francois Botha,AKA“WhiteBuffalo”,aformerWorldHeavy-weight champion and former South Africanjunior welterweight champion and localboxing coach Hardy Mileham.
They say Ballito and Durban will comealivewithregularmonthlyboxanddineeve-nings.
Botha, who has fought several worldheavyweight champions such as Mike Ty-son, Michael Moorer, Lennox Lewis, Wladi-mirKlitschkoandEvanderHolyfield,saidheis very positive about the events.
“Boxinghasbeenonthedecline,especial-ly in the last two years, and we started thisinitiativetorestorethesporttoitsformerglo-ry.
“It is aimed at uplifting boxing and creat-ingfreshexcitement insupporting localbox-ers and enthusiasts,” said Botha.
Boxers from far and wide have beenhead-hunted to takepart, and therewill alsobe two mixed martial arts (MMA) fights.
TwoNorthCoastboxerswillbefightingonthe25th–DavidRajuili andArmandHerbst.Rajuili coaches and trains at the Ringsideboxing gym. T
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The fight and dine initiativealso aims to help former boxingtitle holders from poorer areaswho are now struggling.
For Herbst, it is his first fightas a young boxer. “I am very ex-cited to be involved in such a dy-
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1KZN TV has also come on board,and boxing interviews and events canbe seen across Southern Africa onDSTV channel 261. Sponsorships arewelcome.
For more information, contactBrenda Els at [email protected]. To support Rajuili, visitwww.dreamchasers.co.za.
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KSST are expected to take apowerof beating in their questto successfully defend the
RalphReubenMemorialKnockout ti-tle on Thursday night at the associa-tion courts at 8pm.
Syd Kistan’s charges have showntremendous resolve in their semi-fi-nalclash,clawingtheirwayfromasetdown to beat arch-rivals Grove End2-1 to book their place in the final.
The KSST outfit boast a wealth oftalentedplayers including the likes ofprolificattackersCameronSinghandCarnel Joseph, versatile setter Sher-win Daniels, the exuberance of theyouthful duo of Kyle Puckree andDil-lon and outstanding libero AlbistonJaram, who are not going to settle tobethebridesmaidonThursdaynight.
They do battle with former com-petitive league champions Randsonswho have been blowing hot and coldsince the start of the 2014 season.
Randsons will be pinning theirhopes on veteran campaignersAhmedEssackandNeerajBageloo toupset the formbook and give theirsupporterssomethingtocheerabout.
Inanearlier game,GroveEndandrookies Darnall United do battle for apodium finish. The likes of VinnieSingh, Niven Baldeo and Neil Peru-mal are expected to guide Grove Endto a comfortable victory.
Volleyball enthusiasts can bracethemselves for someexplosive actionwhich gets underway at 7pm.
Prizes will be awarded to the topthree finishers.
President of KwaDukuzaVolley-ball Association Isaac Abraham ex-pressedhissincerethankstotheReu-ben family of Darnall for their gener-ous sponsorship.
Meanwhile, Sunbrook notched uptheir 5th successive league victory onThursday night after trouncing MOBin straight sets (25-20; 25-18) to ce-ment their position at the summit ofthe KDSA Social League log table.
Sunbrook manager Devan Moon-samysaid:“Theboysdidwhatwasre-quiredof theminthe first roundof theleague programme, boasting fivewins and just a solitary loss and nowweneed tomaintain the samekindofzeal and enthusiasm if we hope ofclinch the league title at the endof theseason.”
DarnallUnitedkept their leagueti-tle aspirations alive with a hardfought 2-1 win against Cool Leaderson Thursday night. United won thefirstset25-22,butCoolLeaderscameback strongly in the 2nd set winning26-24 to level the scores at 1-1.
The “sugarcane” lads upped thetempo in the final set, holding off astrong,latechallengebyCoolLeadersto win the match 15-11 and consoli-date 2nd spot on the log standing.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERKSST Volleyball Club are strong contenders for honours in the Ralph Reubenmemorial knockout final which is scheduled to take place on Thursday nightat the association courts commencing at 8pm.
>> Randsons pinning hopes on veterans
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A STAGGERING R70 000 is upfor grabs as prize money in thebeach volleyball tournamentscheduled to take place on NorthBeach, Durban from 18 to 20 July.
Beach volleyball in South Africawill be soaring to newheights witha massive sponsorship from Sport4U,aJohannesburg-basedcompa-ny that is marketing SAB’s “FlyingFish”, its latest brand of flavouredbeverages.
According to Gershon Rorich,Volleyball South Africa’s (VSA)beach volleyball co-ordinator thesponsorship from Sport 4 U willsustain beach volleyball over thenext five years.
“We have pencilled in eight na-tionaleventswiththeopeningtour-nament taking place at Durban’sNorth Beach.“Thereaftershoppingmallbeach
volleyball extravaganzas are set forJohannesburg, Kimberley, Polok-wane and Bloemfontein”, addedRorich.
With a whopping R70 000 up forgrabs a record number of entrieshave already been received for bothgenders for the upcoming Durbanevent.
While Palesa Sekhonyana fromthe Free State and her Cape Townbased partner, Randy Williams top
the list of contenders for the goldmedal position in the women’s cate-gory, Capetonians Grant Gold-schmidt andLeoWilliams, SouthAf-rica’s 2016 Rio Olympic Gameshopefuls are set to walk away withthewinner’schequeinthemen’scat-egoryat the inauguralDurbanevent.
KwaZulu-Natal will be pinningtheirhopesoncurrentSouthAfricanteam prolific attacker, Jamine Nai-doo from Chatsworth and his part-
ner Kershen Govender, a former SAplayer of distinction.
Joining Naidoo and Govender inthe“battleonthesand”areTongaat’sNathan Ernest and his Brazilianborn partner Victor Moralis.
“Beach volleyball enthusiasts areurged tomake theirway toDurban’sNorth Beach over the weekend andget behind their favourite team andbepartof thethree-daybeachvolley-ball extravaganza”, said Rorich.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDElite beach volleyball athletes Leo Williams and Grant Goldschmidt are fa-vourites.
R70 000 up for grabs in Durban beachvolleyball tournament
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