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North Coasters openedup their hearts in vari­ous, creative ways forthe 67 minutes of chari­ty for Mandela Day onFriday ­ the first onesince the former states­man died. Childrencleaned communities,politicians became build­ers, paramedics becamechild minders and busi­ness people becamechefs, all in an effort tomake their mark inhonour of Madiba. Readmore on page 3.

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MERVYN KRISHNA ANDJYOTHI LALDAS

THEpeopleofKwaDuku-za united on Friday togive their 67minutes in

honour of South African iconand former president NelsonMandela, for the first timesince his death.

While tens of thousands ofordinary South Africans gar-dened, swept streets, read tochildren, warmed the elderlywith blankets and fed povertystricken families, KwaDuku-za mayor Ricardo Mthembuand his team decided toliterally clean up the commu-nity.

The mayor together withgovernment workers donnedoveralls to pick up rubbish atvarious areas on operationClean-Up for Madiba, the2014 themedeclaredbyPres-ident Jacob Zuma.

TheKwaDukuzataskteammadeupofcouncillorsandof-ficials were deployed to vari-ous areas to deliver food andblankets to mostly destitutefamilies.

Mthembu joined the cam-paign to applaud the goodwork done by public servantsin celebrating the life andtimes of the father of the na-tion.

The mayor dedicated his67minutesdoinggood tohelpthe needy.

He visited the communityof Nyathikazi Crèche in Dar-nall, nodding approval on anumber of community devel-opment campaigns done onMandela Day.

Mthembu also went to thelocal army base on the out-skirts ok KwaDukuza wherehe together with councillor

Thulani Ntuli and his wardcommittee built two toilet fa-cilities for the community.

“Wehave joined theworldin raising the flag higher incelebrating the lifeof themar-tyrtothecauseoffreedomanddemocracy. It also givesus yeta pleasure to be part of thesecelebrations.

“Public servants are exer-cising diligence on the waythey are serving on the visioninspired by Madiba.

“These are some of theideas espoused by him as athing that we should all em-brace and share,” said themayor.

KwaDukuza Food for Lifealso cooked and distributedmore than 12 000 plates offood to the underprivilegedcommunity in KwaDukuza.

They provided meals toless fortunate citizensthroughout the town.

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Office manager DionMoonsamy, co-ordinatorSandile Cele and official Sibo-nelo Biyela visited the Ntulifamily.

Theyprovidedthefamilyofnine with groceries whichwere bought with generouscontributions from the homeaffairs staff.

Theyalso assisted to regis-teroneof thechildrenwhodidnot have a birth certificate.

The team thereafter tookthe mother Thulisile Ntuli toSASSA and assisted her withgrant applications for herself,as she is physically disabled,and her children.

With assistance from theyouth in the community theyalso cleaned the family’shome.

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“THE KwaDukuza SAPSmust close down, or em-ploy someonewho is com-

petent to run the station.”Thesearethewordsofafrustrated

victim of crime in KwaDukuza.Following a series of articles re-

gardingcriminalactivities inKwaDu-kuza, theWeeklyhasbeen inundatedwith calls from residents saying thatthey are about to take matters intotheirownhandsif thepolicedonotin-tervene.

This comes after several break-ins, burglaries and hijackings whichhave been spiralling out of control inthe area and the KwaDukuza SAPShaving no system in place to preventor combat these criminal activities.

Local resident Sabitha Harryper-sad of Bux’s Building in King ShakaStreet,whosevehiclewasbrokeninto

for the second time in the early hoursof Tuesdaymorning said theKwaDu-kuza SAPS must close down or thestation commander must be re-placed.

“It is blatant, everyone can seethat. Last weekwhenmy vehiclewasbroken into, I contacted the KwaDu-kuzaSAPSfrom1:30am.Theydidnotanswertheirphones.Alltheresidentsresidingintheflatalsotriedtocontactthepolice,butthephonesjustrangforhours.

“I then contactedK9 Securitywhoresponded swiftly. They also tried tocontacttheSAPStonoavail.However,I kept on trying until after 8am,whenan officer finally answered thephone,” said Harrypersad.

The angry victim said: “I reallydon’t know forhow longwearegoingto put up with shoddy and incompe-tent people at the station.”

This, however, is just one of the

many crime-related incidents thathave residents hot under the collar.

According to a seasoned police of-ficeratKwaDukuza,whoasked to re-main anonymous, crime in KwaDu-kuzaisgettingoutofhandandthesta-tion commander has failed thecommunity of KwaDukuza.

“Shedoesnothaveaplanofactionandhasnoskills to runsuchabig sta-tion.”

Another outraged resident, whowas hijacked and robbed twice, An-ton Naidoo said the time when resi-dents plan to take the law into theirown hands is approaching rapidly.

“The KwaDukuza SAPS has failedus. It isglaring, thestationcommand-er cannot run the station, and you donotneed tobea rocket scientist to fig-ure it out. The residents need to takeactiontoprotecttheirfamilyandtheirpossessions.”

Another victim of crime Vusi

Mthembu said the local private secu-rity companies are doing a far betterjob than the SAPS.

“Every night before we sleep, wepray to God to guard us one morenightandwearethankfulthatwemaylive to see another day.”

Another resident who was hi-jacked and robbed, Henry Naickersaid theANCregionalcommitteeheld

ameetingrecentlywiththeprovincialcommissioner and called for the re-movaloftheKwaDukuzastationcom-mander.

The meeting took place at theStanger Supper Room and an out-come is yet to be announced.

Station commander Bongiwe Sit-hole could not be reached for com-ment at the time of going to press.

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THEiLembeDistrictMunicipali-ty celebrated InternationalMandelaDaywiththeMandeni

community joinedby championMECNtombikayise Sibhidla-Saphethaand the2014Clashof theChoirswin-ners Team Robbie on Friday.

The day started with the handingoverof67hampers to familiesofMbi-zimbelwa,Nqutshini andManqakazicommunities in Ward one in Mande-ni. The hampers were donated byUmgeni Water.

The handover was followed by a67-minute clean-up at Zavutha sec-tion in Isithebe with the MEC, TeamRobbie led by the award-winningproducer Robbie ‘Insimbi’ Malinga,deputy mayor of the iLembe DistrictDolly Shandu and Mandeni mayorSiphesihle Zulu, district and localcouncillors,guestsandbusinesspart-ners including the Umgeni Waterboard, management and staff.

After the clean-up the group visit-ed the Mzimela family in Ward 11where a ‘MandelaGarden’was start-ed with MEC Sibhidla-Saphethaplanting the first tree.

Thiswas followedby a visit toUm-beleWolwaziCrèchewheretoysweredonatedand fruit treeswereplanted.

From Ward 11, it was off toeMakhempini Grounds for the mainevent where wheelchairs and morefood parcelswere handed over to thecommunity.

At the main event, the MEC high-lighted the importance of conservingthe environment and urged the com-munity to takecareof themselvesandeach other.

“WhenwearrivedinZavuthaitdidnot look likeaplace thatpeople live inand now it looks great.

“It is clean and tidy and we shouldtry to keep it thatway. It all goes backto the basics of not littering, notthrowingthingsoutofwindowswhendriving. We should all just go back tothe basics,” she said.

Robbie performed belting out SouthAfrican original tunes that madethem the country’s favourite at thisyear’s Clash of the Choirs includingHugh Masekela’s Chilese.

Team Robbie won R750 000 inthe choir singing competition’s sec-ond season with R250 000 going toIkhwezi Welfare Centre in Mandeni.

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MORE than 500 community mem-bers from the Shakashead area,brought the streets to a standstill onSaturday with a march againstcrime.

The event was hosted by EagleWorshipMinistries under the leader-ship of Pastor Chris Sheriff.

The marchers included membersofEagleWorshipMinistries, commu-nity members, Umhlali SAPS, wardcouncillorJethroBanda,KwaDukuza

Municipality chief whip DumisaniNdimande and pastor Nel Sewraj.

They marched in solidarity todemonstratetheirsupport inthefightagainst women abuse and rape.

The protesters held-up placardsthat portrayed their growing con-cernsoverthecrimesintheircommu-nities.

Sheriff said because of the nation-wide outcry, various churches weremarching in solidarity with the com-munity against crime.

“This means churches are also

taking a stand against the social illsfaced by the community, because weare also part of the community. Theinitiative belonged to everyone, irre-spective of their denomination.

“One more rape, violent act anddeath toawomanorchild is toomuchand we are all here for one purpose,to fight this evil in our communities,”said Sheriff.

Banda said it was about time thatcommunities and churches took astand to say “no more”.

“We are sick and tired of the drug

and alcohol abuse and the rape ofwomen and children.”

Acommunitymember,whojoinedthe march, said she and her familylived in constant fear of her 17-year-old son who was a “whoonga” ad-dict.

Addressing the crowd Ndimandesaid drug abuse was the root of mostof the crimes in the communities.

“Wehave to let churches, commu-nities, schools and non-governmen-tal organisations take their stand infighting crime,” he said.

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THEMaha Bharat Dwar - Hare KrishnaMandir of Lot 14, Murugan’s Road,KwaDukuza and Hare Krishna Temple

of Darnall, 37 Park Drive invite the public toagrandHareKrishnaFestivaltobecelebratedonSaturday,26Julyat theLot14Mandir from5.30pm to 7.30pmwith devotional talks, Na-mahatta and distribution of prasad.

On Sunday, 27 July the celebration contin-ues at the Hare Krishna Temple, 37 ParkDrive,Darnall from9.30amamwithachariotprocession, devotional service and talks bygreat souls Sripad Bhakti VedantaDandiMa-haraja and Bhakti Vedanta Vishnu DaivataMaharaja.

Supper and lunch on the respective dayswill be provided.

Sripad Bhakti Vedanta Dandi Maharaja isa teacher and practitioner in the ancientGaudiya Vaisnava line.

He is a disciple of His Divine Grace SrilaBhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja, theworld -famous preacher of Krishna Con-sciousness, and has also travelled widelythroughout India, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singa-pore and the United States, preaching themessageofpure love.Maharajahasarrangedmany interfaith conferences around theworld, to bring forth understanding amongdifferent faiths, and has written the book,“Vegetarianism - A scientifically proven andtime honoured path to peace.”

Inparticular,BhaktiVedantaDandiMaha-raja’s speciality is to speak on the meetingpoint between modern science and ancientwisdom. With his extensive background inmodernscience,Maharajacanexplainthees-sential truths of the Eastern scriptures in thelanguage of modern science.

Drawing on his background in computerlanguages, artificial intelligence, computer

Sripad Bhakti Vedanta Dandi Maharaja.

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Mdabe said hewas shocked to seethe terrible conditions inwhich someof the residents of 101 Flats areliving.

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the road and into the premises ofneighbouring residents. There issewer mess from one yard to anoth-er,” said Mdabe.

Themayor’swayforwardistolookinto the upgrade of the sewer line.

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At the meeting, the communitywas given an opportunity to interactwith the mayor and his team of offi-cials from the municipality.

Chairperson of technical servicescouncillor Jabulani Zondo was re-sponsive when residents raised con-cerns about a number of projectswhich iLembe had abandoned un-completed.

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Happy accidents and God’s grace

TO kick off Mandela Week I thought I should givea joyful account of why you andeveryone you know (and the rest of the cos­

mos) should not exist.Hopefully by the end of this column you will

have decided if you exist by the grace of God or if youare nothing but a happy accident.

We gather our perception of the universe from“the standardmodel”, which predicted something called the HiggsBoson,

infamously known as the “GodParticle”.

Hints of the particle were found by scientists us­ing the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), in Geneva in July2012.

The LHC is currently the largest scientific instru­ment in the world, having a circumference of 27 kil­ometres and spanning three countries (the SKA willdethrone the LHC with 2000 satellite dishes in Africaand another 1000 inAustralia when it is completed in 2024).

ing to type.It must be said however, that

the scientists who conducted the Bicep2 experimentadmit that they may not have, in fact, detected gravi­tational waves — the ripples from the cosmic inflation— instead they may have detected space dust fromour own galaxy, the Milky Way.

Stuff happens, that’s science for you.So, something is not right here.Obviously there are other

physics we are yet to understand at play.Maybe it has something to do with dark matter,

maybe not.At this point we can only

speculate and avoid what I just did, using dark matter— a force we barely understand — to try to account fora result that should not be.

This is what science is all about, what excites mostscientists — and science journalists alike — the ad­vent of what is to be known and what new mysterycould be born out of new discoveries.

Paraphrasing Nelson Mandela, when one reachesthe top of a hill, one finds that there are many moreto be climbed.

That is basically the path ofscientific discovery.

Also, when one reaches that crest of discovery, onemay find that when looking back there are potholesleft behind, gaps in the knowledge of what we alreadyknow.

Happy knowledge hunting.

The existence of this particle means thereis a “Higgs field”, which is thought to givemass to other particles, if the standardmodel holds true.

In March, this publicationreported on the Bicep2 resultsfrom a telescope placed on the South Polewhich claimedthey had indirectly detectedgravitational waves, which are the ripples inspace consistent with the idea that the uni­verse expanded rapidly very shortly after the“Big Bang”.

Together these two discoveries seem tosuggest that the universe should not exist —that the cosmos should have collapsed onitselfalmost immediately after the Big Bang.

This obviously isn’t true, or I would notbe sitting here watching television while try­

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PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAThe Food for Life team spread joy with their 12 000 meals.

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Middle ear infections in children>> Most middle ear infections occur when an infection such as a cold causes mucus to build up in the middle ear

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tween six and 15 months are mostcommonly affected. It's estimatedthataroundoneineveryfourchildrenwill have had at least onemiddle-earinfection by the time they are 10.

What causes middle-ear infec-tions?

The middle ear is located directlybehindtheeardrum.Itcontainsthreetinybones that transmit soundvibra-tionsfromtheeardrumtothehearingorgan in the inner ear.

Most middle ear infections occurwhen a viral or bacterial infectionsuch as a cold causes mucus to buildup in the middle ear, which then be-comes infected.

Younger children are particularlyvulnerable to this typeof infectionbe-causethetubethatallowsfreshair in-to the middle ear (the Eustachiantube)issmallerthanitisinadults,andhence, increases the risk of develop-ing middle ear infections.

Signs and symptomsSigns that a young child might

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ter two or three days, they seem to bein a lot of pain, or you notice a dis-chargeofpusorfluid/bloodfromtheirear/s. You should also contact yourdoctor if your childhasanunderlyinghealth condition, suchas cystic fibro-sisorcongenitalheartdisease,whichcouldmake themmore vulnerable tocomplications.

How are middle-ear-infectionstreated?

Mostear infectionsclearupwithinthree to five days and don't need anyspecific treatment. Ifnecessary,med-ication should be used to relieve painand a high temperature.

Antibiotics are not routinely usedto treat middle ear infections, al-though theymayoccasionallybepre-scribed if symptoms persist or areparticularly severe.

This will be determined by yourdoctor, after assessing your child.

Can middle-ear infections be pre-vented?

It's not possible to preventmiddleear infections, but there are somethings you can do that may reduceyour child's risk of developing thecondition. These include:make sure your child is up-to-datewith their routine vaccinations – par-ticularly the pneumococcal vac-cine and the DTaP/IPV/Hib (5-in-1) vaccine;avoid exposing your child to smokyenvironments (passive smoking);don't give your child a dummy oncethey are older than six to 12months;don't feedyourchildwhiletheyarely-ing flat on their back; andifpossible, feedyourbabywithbreastmilk rather than formula milk.

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Complicationsofmiddleear infec-

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JAMIA MUSJIDMUSJID UN NURFAJRAzaan 5:25amJamaat 5:40am

EID NAMAAZZMS Grounds – Lecture 7amNamaaz 7:15amJAMIA MUSJIDLecture 7amNamaaz 7:15amPlease note in the event of in-

clement weather, Eid Namaaz willalsobeheldinMusjidUnNur.Watchmosque board for details.

DARNALL SUNNI MUSLIM SO-CIETY

JaamatKhana–House1008,Za-mani Township

Azaan 5:25amJaamat 5:40amLecture 7amNamaaz 7:15amGLENHILLS &DISTRICT SUNNI

MUSLIM SOCIETYAzaan 5:25amJamaat 5:40amLecture 7amNamaaz 7:15am

Eid dayNamaaz times

MUSLIMS follow a lunar calendarand not a solar calendar.

On a lunar calendar the year is11 to 12 days shorter than the so-lar year.

So one cannot say if the daysand dates of Eid-Ul-Fitr for theyear2014wouldbesimilar to thatof the year 2013.

Eid-Ul-Fitr BeginningThe beginning of Ramadaan,

theninthmonthof the Islamic cal-endar is also decided by the sight-ing of the Crescent moon (hilal).

This sighting of the hilalmarksthe beginning of Ramadaan.

If hilal is seen at night then thenext day is the first day of Rama-daan and fasting.

Alongsimilarlineswhenthehi-lal is visible again at the end of themonth, it is time to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr (break the fast).

When the hilal is sighted it is thebeginningof thenewmonth, Shaw-wal, the tenth month of the Islamiccalendar.

Eid-Ul-FitrMoon Sighting TipsVisibility of the crescent moon

can be affected by a number of fac-tors and so it is recommended thatnumber of observers should be in-volved to sight a correct crescentmoon especially in caseswhere na-ked eyes are used to detect the Eidmoon.

Factors affecting the sighting ofthe crescent moon:

*Distance of the moon from theearth.*Local or geographical conditions(theheightoftheobserverabovesealevel).*Character of the surrounding sur-face and the height of the horizonrelative to the observer.*Variations in the clarity of the at-mosphere and wind direction.*Quality of eyesight of the observer.

Modified Ways Of Eid-Ul-FitrMoon SightingThe concept of the international lu-nar date line (ILDL) has been devel-opedbyProfessor Ilyas inMalaysia.

ILDL forms a curved line on aworld map, which separates areas(west of the line) where there aregreater chances of sighting themoon in the beginning of the lunarmonth along with the areas wherethecrescentmoonislikelytobeseen(east of line). The position of ILDLchanges from month to month.Along similar lines Dr MonzurAhmed has developed a computerprogramme called Mooncalc,which makes use of ILDL and cre-ates world map to show where thecrescent is likely to be seen for thefirst time.

The position, age, phase, orien-tation, appearance and visibility ofthe moon for any date, time and lo-cation on earth can be found outmaking the use of ILDL.

Visibility of the crescent moon canbe affected by a number of factors.

Eid­Ul­Fitr Moon Spotting

The management and staff of the Stanger Weekly wish all our Muslim readers and advertisers Eid Mubarak. MayAllah accept your good deeds, forgive your transgressions and ease the suffering of all people around the globe.

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Eid-ul-Fitr traditions>> Eid is the time for celebrations

AFTER Ramadaan, the month offasting, it is time to celebrate theoccasion of Eid­ul­Fitr.

The sighting of the crescent moon (hi­lal) on the 29th day of Ramadaan marksthe beginning of Eid­ul­fitr and the end ofRamadaan.

Eid­ul­Fitr means to break the fast, forall the Muslims who have fasted Eid­ul­Fitris the occasion of triumph, happiness, joyand to celebrate.

Eid­Ul­Fitr DayEarly morning on the Eid day all Mus­

lims take a bath and have their breakfastof dates and sweets.

All of them wear new clothes on this oc­casion and visit mosque (masjid) to wor­ship Allah.

Eid prayers are very important apart fromthe five daily prayers and all Muslims arerequired to attend the special prayers inmosque.

Eid is the time for celebrations and allMuslims celebrate this occasion in theirown ways.

Females decorate and clean their hous­es, not only decorating the houses, theythemselves dress beautifully and applyhenna (mendhi) on their hands just likemen wear new white clothes.

Delicious food is prepared on Eid day.Children enjoy the most as they get giftsand love from all the relatives, as it is theday to exchange gifts.

Muslims greet each other by wishing EidMubarak, which means happy Eid.

Delicious food is pre­pared on Eid day.Women apply henna for Eid.

A special Eid­ul­Fitrprayer ceremony is car­ried out in open areas.All the Muslims reciteTakbir before theprayers:

“Allahu akbr, allahuakbr la illaha ila Allahwa allahu akbr, allahuakbr wa lillah hilhamd”

Which means: “Godis greatest, God isgreatest. There is nodeity but [the one]God. God is greatest,God is greatest and tohim goes all praise.”

This reciting of theTakbir starts from thetime when the crescentmoon is sighted untilthe prayers are said.Muslims are supposedto pay Zakaat al Fitr,almsfortheRamadaanmonth.

This is given at thenearby mosque to startthe Eid prayer andutilised in the best pos­sible manner.

Zakaat al Fitr can bein form including mon­ey or eatables likedates, wheat, barley,raisins etc.

Eid prayer is fol­lowed by the Khutbaand finally the Dua ask­ing for forgiveness afterwhich it is customary toembrace the personssitting on either side ofyou and all your nearand dear ones.

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Wishing the Muslimcommunity a

blessed Eid Mubarak!

On behalf of the iLembe District Municipality Council,I would like to wish our Muslim brothers and sistersa festive Eid as you celebrate the end of the fastingmonth of Ramadan with friends and family.

Eid has a special atmosphere of peace, respect, givingand receiving. It is a time for family

and friends to exchange gifts and enjoy feasts together.Eid also reminds us of the noble human feeling to sharefestivities with the poor, underprivileged and neglected.

I hope that the fast has given the members of our Mus-lim community fresh determination to live with faith,compassion and inspiration.

Eid Mubarak!

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Stanger Secondary SchoolADMISSIONS GRADE 8: 2015

Application for admission to Grade 8 in 2015 isnow open. Application forms are available fromthe School Secretary from Thursday 24 July2014 to Thursday 31 July 2014. All completedforms must be submitted on or before Thursday,7 August 2014. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILLBE CONSIDERED AT ALL.Applicants should check at school whethertheir application was successful or not onFriday, 15 August 2014. Limited applicationsto other grades will be considered in January2015, subject to availability of space.

Boston spreading cheer on Mandela Day>> Stanger’s Boston College hosts charity drive to honour the late Nelson Mandela

BOSTON City Campus and BusinessCollege Stanger staff and studentsteamed up for a charity drive for their

67 minutes of community service in com­memoration of Mandela Day.

A notice was circulated to the studentswho heeded the 67 minutes call by actingon the ideal that each person has the pow­er to change the world.

They quickly took up the challenge andrallied in support of the less fortune, col­lecting old clothes, canned food and teddybears.

Boston Stanger handed over the itemsto social worker Vani Hamilton and socialworker Nicholas Bhengu of Child WelfareSA­KwaDukuza.

Hamilton thanked the staff and stu­dents for their generous donation.

"We want to thank you all for your con­tribution and look forward to your contin­ued support. On behalf of the communitywe serve, especially the children, we thankyou."

Pictured at the handover areLlewellyn Dugmore (student), Yash­meer Nunkoo (student), OmayyaMurugan (student), Rochelle Mood­ley(student), Carlen Cornelius (stu­dent), Nirvana Naidoo of BostonStanger, Nicholas Bhengu and VaniHamilton of Child Welfare SA­KwaDukuza, Winnie Dladla (stu­dent), Shynee Singh (student) andMusa Dlamini (student).

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Compuzone gives students moreAdvertorial

IT was a joyful dayfor some of theCompuzone Train-ing Academy stu-dents who are en-rolled for the Na-tional Certificatein InformationTechnology: End-User Computingwhen they receivedtheir brand newtablets.

The tablets weregiven to the firstfew students whoenrolled for thecourse as it wasadvertised.

These tabletswill assist studentswith the researchwork that theyhave to do as partof their assess-ment. Compuzoneis based in theKwaDukuza CBD.

They train stu-dents in variouscomputer coursesand have recentlyintroduced new in-ternational certifi-cation in Microsoft.

Registration isstill open forthose who wishto enrol forthe six monthsand 12 monthsend­user comput­ing course but willbe closing soon.

Education Feature

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ISIZULU

17NGIPHONSA inselelo kunomangubaniongaseaphenduleumbu-zoweSilo samaBandla,uGoodwillZwelithini kaBhekuzulu othi: “Ni-zobalekela kuphi uma nicekelaphansi izwe lenu?”

ISilosibuze lombuzoemcimbi-ni wokuphendula isoyi lapho ku-phumule khona unina, iNdlovu-kazi uJezangani Thomozile Nd-wandwe Zulu eMkhumbanengesonto eledlule, lapho sekwa-khiwakhonainqolobaneyamagu-gu esiZwe. Le nqolobane izok-waziwa ngokuthi uMkhumbaneCultural and Heritage Centre.

ISilo sichaze kabanzi ngesiza-thu sokuthi unina angcwatshweeMkhumbane, esikhundlenisokuthi angcwatshwe KwaNon-goma.

Sithe emva kokubonisananezikhulu zikaMasipala wa-seThekwini, sabona kubalulekileukuthi unina angcwatshwe laphoehlale khona isikhathi esideebambe iqhaza emzabalazweniwenkululeko.

Ngaphezu kwalokho, sithenanxa iNdlovukazi uThomozileingunina ngokwenyama, inguni-na wesizwe samaZulu onke, yin-gakho indlunkulu yakuthola ku-balulekile ukuvuma ukuthi uninaangcwatshwe endaweni okuzobalula ukuthi wonke umuntuafinyelelekuyona,hhayinjengaK-waNongoma ngoba kuseceleni.

Akungatshazwa ukuthi uM-khumbane Cultural and HeritageCentreuzohehaabavakashiaban-ingi bakulelile nasemhlabeniwonkejikelele,ubuyeuthuthukisenezinga lezomnotho.

Akungatshazwa futhi ukuthikuzovuleka amathuba amaningiemisebenzi, kusizakale imindeniedla imbuya ngothi.

Kodwa leli phupho elihle kan-

gakalokuthuthukisaisizwe, lizop-hazanyiswa umkhuba omubi on-genele umphakathi wokuthi umaungenelisekile yindlela uhulume-ni abusa ngayo, bese ucekelaphansi impahla nezakhiwo.

ISilo sithe: “Niyabona ukuthibangakanani abantu ababalekaemazweni akubo angaphandlekwaseNingizimuAfrika, beze lap-ha ezweni lenu.Nina-keumasen-icekelaphansi izwelenunizobale-kela kuphi, ngoba uma nicekelaphansiizakhiwo,nidicilelaphansiumnotho.”

Angaziukuthingumuntuonja-ni ongaphikisana nalo mbonowoHlanga Lomhlabathi. Asiboningani ukuthi wukuphindiselaemuva umzabalazo ukuthi umasikhononda ngokuhamba kan-cane kwezinhlelo zentuthuko,bese sicekela phansi izakhiwo.

Lokhu kungukumoshaisikhathi nezigidi zemali.

Sengathi onezindlebe an-gezwa. Sonke siyawukhuza lomkhubawokutshengisaintukuth-elo ngokucekela phansi impahla.

Kodwa-ke iSilo esaziwayongokuthaka izinkulumozasonga-mancoko anesifundo, sihlomiseabesifazane ngesikhali abangale-kelela ngaso ekuqedeni ubudl-wembe.

Sithe kunendawo eyodwa voesazi kahle ukuthi uma abesi-fazanebengasebayincisheabaye-ni bawo, bathi abatholi lutho umabengabuqedi lobu gebenguobugcwele izwe,wonke amadodaangasukuma ngazo zombili alwenobugebengu.

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XOLANI NXUMALOINHLOKO yoMnyango wezeMfundoKwaZulu-Natal isikuqinisekisile uku-thi isifunda seLembe sesinesikole esi-sezingeni eliphakeme esizogxila kwe-zolimo.

IStanger Weekly ikuthole lokhukuyena uqobo uDkt Nkosinathi Sishi,inenkulumo ekhethekile naye emuvakokwethula inkulumo engqungquthe-leni yothisha baKwaZulu-Natalabafundisa isifundo sezolimo,i-AssociationofSouthAfricanAgricul-tural Educators (ASAAE), eJewishHall, eThekwini, ngeledlule.

UDkt Sishi uthe ngokohlelo lomn-yangowakhe kulindeleke ukuthi kuthikuphela iminyaka eyisihlanu kubekungasekho sifunda esingenasoisikole sezolimo esisezingenieliphakeme.

Uveze ukuthi okwamanje zisezineizikole kulesi sifundazwe ezifundisaezolimo ngokugcwele.

Lezi zikole yiJames Nxumalo Agri-cultural High School ne Vryheid Land-bou ezise Zululand, yiWeston Agricul-turalCollegeeseMooiRiverkuMasipa-la wesifunda sase Mgungundlovu, neShaka’sKraalHighSchool, KwaDuku-za esifundeni iLembe.

Uthe iShaka’s Kraal High Schoolumnyango usephezu kwamalungise-lelo okuyiguqula ngokuphelele ukubaikulungele ukuba wuhlobo lwalesisikole. Sikhona esinye isikole saloluhlobo esizimele esise Richmond, ents-honalanga yogu lwaKwaZulu-Natal,iZakhe Agricultural High School.Sikhiqiza abafundi abasezingenieliphezulu kulesi sifundazwe.

UDkt Sishi uthembise othishaabafundisa lesi sifundo ukuthi umn-yangouzobesekangazozonke izindle-la ngoba uyasibona isidingo salesi si-fundo.Uthekufanelezisizwelezizikolezize zifike ezingeni lokuthi kube yizoezikhiqiza ukudla okusabalaliswa

ezikoleni.Uqhube wathi umnyango ukuqon-

dakahleukuthiikusasalezwelilelekw-ezolimo, ikakhulukazi njengoba uHu-lumeni esanda kusayina umthethowokuvuselela udaba lokubuyiselwakomhlaba owephucwa abomdabubakuleli.

Esinye isikhulumi kulengqungquthela kube nguDkt EphraimZungu,obambeiqhazaelikhuluezinh-lelweni zokunikezwa kwamavejeezikoleni ezisesifundeni iLembe, futhiohola uhlelo lwezolimo olubizwangokuthiyi ‘greenhousefarming’,ose-lube yimpumelelo kulesi sifunda.Uveze ukuthi i-African Union (AU)iqokelonyakanjengonyakawezolimo,kanti eminye yemigomo eyi- 8 yeNh-langano yeZizwe i-United Nations(UN), ebizwa ngokuthi ngama millen-niumdevelopment goals, kwethenjwaukuthi iyophunyeleliswayizoezolimo.

Kwesokunxele nguDktEphraim Zunguobengimunye wezikhuluku ASAAE, kulandele uN­obhala­Jikelele we ASAAEkuzwelonke uMnuz.Mduduzi Gcwensa, kubenguDkt Nkosinathi SishiiNhloko yoMnyango weM­fundo eKZN, kugcine ilun­gu lekomidi ye ASAAEuNkk Lindiwe NdwandwewaseMnambithiIZITHOMBE: XOLANINXUMALO

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>> Kuthenjiswe othisha ukuthi bazosekwa ngazo zonke izindlela

Yikomidi laKwaZulu­Natal le ASAAE. Kwesokunxele nguMnuz Mduduzi Gcxwensa unobhala jikelele kuzwelonke, uNkkLindiwe Ndwandwe ongunobhala waKwaZulu­Natal, uMnuz Qinisani Mzimela, uMnuz Vusi Mbatha ongumgcinimafa, uDktEphraim Zungu weZunco Foods ebiyingxenye yabaxhasi, uMnluz Vusikhumalo usihlalo waKwaZulu­Natal, uNksz NosisaConjwa noNkk Thoko Mzo Mzobe.

PUBLIC NOTICE:1. ADOPTION OF 2014/15 SDBIP’s

Notice is hereby given that the Honourable Mayor ofMaphumulo municipality has signed the 2014/15 ServiceDelivery and Budget Implementation Plan (SDBIP’s) asrequired by Section 53 (1) (c) (ii) of Municipal FinanceManagement Act no 56 of 2003.

2. SIGNING OF 2014/15 PERFORMANCE AGREEMENTS

Furthermore, the 2014/15 performance agreements for SeniorManagers have been concluded as required by Section 57 (2)of the MFMA.

Copies of the above documents can be viewed at the followingmunicipal offices: Maphumulo municipal offices, Sakhuxoloskills centre and Thusong centre from Monday, 23 July 2014.These documents may also be accessed through themunicipal website at: www.maphumulo.gov.za.

Further enquiries may be directed to the Office of theMunicipal Manager at 032 418 4520 0r to Sizwe Zulu-Acting PMS Manager at 032 418 4542 during normal officehours from Monday to Friday.

B.R. NGUBANEACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

MAPHUMULOMUNICIPALITYPrivate Bag 9205, MAPHUMULO, 4470Tel: 032 481 2047/9 • Fax: 032 481 2068/53

The following position is available at our Richards Bay Mill:

SHIFT PRODUCTION FOREMAN:BU DRYING AND BOARD

Key performance areas: Manage the shift team; Ensure safe and efficient operation of BU Dryingand Board on a shift basis; Meet volume and efficiency targets for PM 41 and PM 42 at requiredquality; Monitor water usage and fibre loss; Manage production, material and people costs;Troubleshoot operational problems in the Plant; Carry out regular plant inspections and ensuredefects are rectified; Liaise with the Maintenance Foreman in order to carry out maintenance workin a safe and efficient manner; Manage absenteeism; Monitor performance management; Ensureemployee development; Maintain morale and discipline of the team on shift; Perform relevantadministrative duties.

Requirements: A Grade 12 with Mathematics and Science or equivalent; A tertiary qualificationin Pulp and Paper would be advantageous; A minimum of 5 years’ supervisory experience in apaper-making environment; Computer skills; SAP experience is advantageous; Competence in PI(Process Information) for efficient operations and troubleshooting; A dynamic self-starter, who is ateam player with excellent interpersonal and communication skills and is able to work effectively ina high pressure environment; Excellent technical problem-solving and leadership abilities.

The advert has minimum requirements listed. Management reserves the right to useadditional/relevant information as criteria for short-listing.

Send CVs (NO certificates/qualifications) to ZARecruitment06@mondigroup.co.za quotingthe vacancy name in the subject line.

Closing date: 1 August 2014

Please note that correspondence will only be conducted with short-listed candidates.

Human Communications D111135 (KZN)

INTERESTED IN PURSUINGA CAREER IN A

DYNAMIC INDUSTRY?BECOME PART OF THE EXCITING MONDI FAMILY

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Suppliers of MERANTI Garage Doors

Tel:

032 586 3331

Manufacturers of quality,

maintenance free fibre glass

garage doors in a wooden

grain finish

randees

electrical cc

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& Maintenance

141 Mahatma Gandhi Street,

KwaDukuza

Tel:032 - 551 6221 Fax: 032 - 551 6224

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HOOBLAL’S

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- Meals prepared and delivered for all functions

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Cell: 082 782 2910

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For quality and tasty meals call

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51 Hulett Street, Stanger

Tel: (B) 032 - 551 1940 / 551 1790

Tel: (H) 032 - 551 1625

Cell:082 822 4771

Laminate Flooring

Kenvolks MotorsREPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF VEHICLES

Dhan / Percy29 Balcomb Street, P. O. Box 858, Stanger 4450

Tel: 032 551 4311 • Fax:032 551 3887Email: kenvolks@telkomsa.netBusiness hours: 7.30am - 5pm

“We keep you volks smiling’’

CV JOINTS & SUSPENSIONCENTRE

WE SUPPLY AND FIT• CV Joints• Brake Pads• Brake Discs• Wheel Bearing• Hubs• Service kits• Clutch kits

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ROCKY PARKHARDWARE & GENERAL

DEALER (PTY) LTD

17 Townview Road • Ph: 032-551 5494Cell: 081 257 4710 • Cell: 073 182 3863

For all your building requirements call Selvan NaidooEmail: selvannaidoo@telkomsa.net

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EVERGREEN MOTORS

Mechanical and Auto Electrical workshops are welcome!

Tel: 032 - 552 2093

Ravi - 082 667 1790

for a fast, professional and cost effective quotation for

all your vehicle repairs!

* Full diagnostic using the

latest equipment on the

market. This is a one stop

workshop for all mechanical,

auto-electrical and fuel

Smithers Road, Stanger (opp Sasko Bakery)

injectionproblemsunderone roof.

*Engineoveralls *Allmechanical repairs

A F R I K A

PLANT HIRE CIVIL MINING

APPROVED COASTALS SUPPLIERS

Cell: 083 776 6885

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TRUCKS & EARTHMOVING MACHINERY FOR HIRE

CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE OF ROADS

BULK EARTHWORKS & BUILDING PLATFORMS

MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT TRANSPORTATION

LOW BED, ROLLBACK & CRANE TRUCKS

DE-SLUDGING OF SEPTIC TANKS

SUPPLIERS OF SAND, STONE, BRICKS & BLOCKS

Phone : 082 971 5040

072 127 0404 / 071 819 2569

CTN CARPORTS &

AWNINGS

For Carports, Awnings & Entertainment

areas. Excellent quality and workmanship.

We will beat any written quote.

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Contact us for great deals on packages forIndia Egypt Mauritius

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Bus Tickets

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22 King Shaka Street | Tel: 032 5511604(opp Tyre Track next to Kwik Fit)

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Distributor of Air Products

TEL: +27 (032) 552 3659 / 552 1735 (Bus)

Fax: 032 551 5089

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Our services include Auditing, Tax, Bookkeeping,SARS Audits, Insurance, Medical Aid & Investments.We offer you a one stop service for all your statutory

and financial requirementsContact us for an appointment to discuss

your accounting and tax work.Stanger: Office 1, 121 Mahatma Gandhi Street

Tel: 032 551 4336 • Cell: 084 205 6000Durban: 140 Northway, Durban North

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Contact: Gan NaickerCell: 076 265 4456

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ISILO samabandla, uGoodwill Zwelithini kaB-hekuzulu, ubongele umphakathi waseM-khumbane ngokwakhiwa kweMkhumbaneCultural and Heritage Centre ozoba yin-qolobane yokulondoloza amagugu namasikoaKwaZulu, emcimbini wokuphendula isoyi,eMkhumbane, eThekwini ngeledlule. Sithe lendawo izovula amathuba emisebenzi iphindeihehe abantu bakwamanye amazwe. Lesi sa-khiwo, ngokusho koHlanga loMhlabathi,sizohlonishwa umhlaba wonke jikelele, njen-goba kuyilapho okwangcwatshwa khona ind-

lovukazi engunina, uNdlunkulu uThomozileJezangani Emmelda kaNdwandwe Zulu.“Abantu bakulendawo,” kuqhuba uHlangaLomhlabathi, “yibona abazohlomula kule-project ngoba izodala amathuba emisebenzi.Kuzomele bavuke emaqadeni. Abekho abantuabayokwakha umnotho wale lizwe ngaphan-dlekwenu.Asikho isidingosokuthikuzekufikeabantu bakwamanye amazwe bezokwakhaumnotho wakuleli. Ngangingazi ukuthi indlo-vukazi yangcwatshwa kuphi, kepha uNku-lunkulu wangixazululela lenkinga engangib-hekene nayo, Sengikhululekile ngoba ngiyaziamathambo akhe alele eMkhumbane. Ngicelaabantu bayihloniphe lendawo.”

IZITHOMBE: GUY VEZIISILO samaBandla uGoodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu, uNdlunkulu Thandi noMnuz James Nxumalonezikhulu zikaMasipala waseThekwini betshengisa isithombe soMkhumbane Cultural and HeritageCentre

Izizukulwane zizokwazi ngomlandowaseMkhumbane­iSilo samaBandla

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KUBONAKALA sengathi kuzothatha isikhathiukuba khona kweqembu lepolitiki eliyogudlu-zaiDemocraticAlliance(DA)edolobhenilabad-la izambane likapondo eliyingxenye kaMasi-pala waKwaDukuza, iBallito.

Ukunqoba ukhetho ngamalengiso kobeme-le iDA okhethweni lokuchibiyela lukaward-22ngeledlule kukubonakalise kwacaca bha uku-thi leli qembu lisakhonya kule ndawo. Bek-wethenjwa ukuthi ukugadla kwe-ANC ngo-makadebonaosewudle kaningi umhlanganisokule ndawo eku DA uMnuz Rigby Heenan, ku-zoyigudluza iDA, kodwa akubanga njalo. Na-kuba uMasipala waKwaDukuza uhlala unqot-shwa ngamalengiso yi-ANC, kodwa akululakuleli qembuukunqoba iBallito.Omele iDAon-qobe lolu khethonguKhanselaMalcolmHubn-er.

Kwenzeka lokhu nje, omunye wosaziwayo

ezinhlakeni zezolimo esifundeni seLembe uD-kt Ephraim Zungu, utshele iStanger Weeklyukuthi uthe engazelele ezipakele endaweniyokupaka izimoto phambi kwezitolo ezinkuluzaseBallito, wazithola esehlaselwa ngamazwiyizinsizwaezimbili zabelunguzimbuzaukuthiulufakeleni uphawu lwe-ANC emotweni ya-khe. Emuva kwempikiswano ende, uthikuthombe ukhiye kulezi zinsizwa ebezimtuse-la ukuphathwa kahle kwe-Western Cape umaezibuza ukuthi kusizani ukuphatheka kahlekwezimaliesifundazweniesinakekelauhlangaolulodwa,kuthiezinyeizinhlangazishaywein-diva, njengoba nsuku zaphuma kubonakalaimibhikisho yamabhakede endle kuleliyadolobha? Ivele yaphenduka isigcawu sempik-iswanolendawonjengobabesekugcwele izihl-wele zezinhlanga zonke zilalele lenkulumo-mpikiswano ebingahleliwe. Sezehlulwayimibuzo kaDkt Zungu le zinsizwa, zijikole za-hamba.

Yiyo imoto yezimanga ka DktEphraim Zungu ehlaselwe ngabelun­gu eBallito, enyakatho yeTheku. aumi eduze kwayo.ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALO

IsabambelelengawokhozieBallito i-DA

MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

The above-mentioned bid was advertised with a condition stating that ONLY bidders who are reg-istered with the Construction Plant Hiring Association (CPHA) by the closing date of the bid (initially21 July 2014) were eligible to bid. Please note that this requirement is hereby withdrawn andinterested prospective bidders who have the suitable capacity and experience are invited tosubmit their bids for placement of on panel for a three year period for the provision of theabove-mentioned services on an ad hoc basis. All other mandatory conditions of this bid and theevaluation criteria will remain unaffected.

Bid Specification Documents will be available from Thursday, 24 July 2014 until the close of businesson Thursday, 7 August 2014 at 15:00 from the offices of the Cashier at Ilembe District Municipality,Ilembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cashdeposit of R 300.00. Bid documents will NOT be available at the briefing meeting.

A SECONDARY COMPULSORY briefing meeting will be held at 09H00 on Friday, 08 August 2014with the prospective bidders who did not attend the initial Briefing Meeting held on 27 June 2014. Pro-spective Bidders shall meet at iLembe Auditorium, 12 Haysom Road, KwaDukuza and are required tobring their copies of the bid specification documents to the briefing meeting for signing.

All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Managers WSP, Mrs. X Mazibuko and Mr. E Bhengu, on 032551 8704.

Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document or non-attendance of the briefing meeting will result inthe immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification docu-mentation provided by the Municipality.

All Bidders must supply a valid and original Tax Clearance Certificates from SARS confirming thatthe Bidders Tax matters are in order. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be immediatelydisqualified and will not be considered. All bidders must provide audited financial statements (AFS) forcompanies required by law to be audited/ for companies not required by law to be audited, AFS for thepast three years or since the date of establishment if established during the past three years must bereviewed & signed off by a Charted Accountant (CA) (SA).

Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/107/2014, PANEL OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FORHIRING OF PLANT AND EQUIPMENT OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD” must be submitted into theBid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 HaysomRoad, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12H00 Mid-Day on Monday, 25 August 2014 where they willbe opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelopecontaining the bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.

Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of two stages, stage 1 being functionality and stage 2being the 90/10 preference point scoring system. Ilembe District Municipality subscribes to the Pref-erential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No. 5 of 2000).

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.

PANEL OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR HIRING OFPLANT AND EQUIPMENT OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD

CONTRACT No. TS/107/2014

BID ERRATUM

Yearly Memorial Ceremony

You and your family are kindly invited to attend theYearly Memorial Ceremony of the lateMr. Rewthiram Ramdyal (Jive)

Date: Saturday, 26 July 2014Time: 9:00amVenue: 183 Nallah Crescent Road, Darnall

Your presence will be highly appreciated.Sadly missed by your wife, sons, daughters,

daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, grandchildren andfamily and friends

We have lost what heavenhas gained, One of the

best fathers this earth hadever contained, Deep in ourhearts a memory is kept,of the father we loved andnever forget. The tears of

excess can’t be wiped away,But the tears of the heartforever stay. Our deepest

wish would be today to haveyou back the same sweet way. Your smile will

always be remembered.

Rewthiram Ramdyal (Jive)

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 15th& 16th day Ceremony of the LateMr Moonsamy (Moon) Dhaver.Date: 24th & 25th July 2014

Time: 6pm to 7pmVenue: House 3 Berea Crescent

J Schmidt.Greatly missed by your loving wife and entire

family and friends.

In Loving Memory

Mr MoonsamyDhaver(Moon)

You meant so much to all of us, You were special and that’s no lieYou brightened up the darkest day, And the cloudiest sky

Your smile alone warmed hearts, Your laugh was like music to hearWe would give absolutely anything, To have you well and standing near

Not a second passes, When you’re not on our mindsYour love we will never forget, The hurt will ease in time

Many tears we have seen and cried, They have all poured out like rainWe know that you are happy now, And no longer in any pain.

Mrs. T.S. Perumal (Sivagami)

The one year memorial service of the late Mrs. T.S.Perumal (Sivagami) will take place on Sunday, 3rdAugust 2014 at her residence, 10 Devishi Road, Stan-ger Heights, Stanger at 11h00. Family, friends andrelatives can accept this as a personal invitation.

The 22 September 2013 we still hold in our thoughtswith disbelief. We know that your soul flies freely inheaven with Appa. Your benevolent and nurturingspirit resonates in all of our hearts each day. Painfuland difficult as the months have been, we carry on

the legacy you and Appa left us.

Forever loved and remembered by your children,family, friends and relatives.

MemorialService

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HOUSES FOR SALE

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TUITIONS

AUCTIONIN THE REGIONAL COURT FOR THE

REGIONAL DIVISION OF KWAZULU-NATALHELD AT DURBAN

CASE NO. : DRCC585/11In the matter between:

SONNYBOY PADAYACHEE1st Execution Creditor

SAVANDALAI PADAYACHEE2nd Execution Creditor

andAMOS STHEMBISO NGCOBO

Execution Debtor

In terms of Judgment granted on the 1st Dayof December 2011, in the abovementionedCourt and a Warrant of Execution authorizedby the above mentioned Court on 8 November2013, issued thereafter, a sale in execution ofthe under mentioned immovable property willbe held at the OFFICE OF THE SHERIFFFOR LOWER TUGELA at 134/6 MAHATMAGHANDI STREET, STANGER/KWADUKUZAon 12 August 2014 at 10H00 of:

ERF 227, Sheffield Beach, Extension 1, Regis-tration Division FU, Province of KwaZulu-Natal,in extent of 914. 0000 square metres, held un-der deed of transfer T12104/2011;PHYSICALADDRESS: 13 Gail Road, Sheffield

ZONING: ResidentialIMPROVEMENTS: Double storey house con-sisting of 4 bedrooms (3 with balconies), 3 en-suite bathrooms, 2 guest toilets, 1 lounge, 1kitchen and scullery, double garage and domes-tic quarters with bathroom

To the highest bidder IN CASH or BANK GUAR-ANTEED CHEQUE

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:1. The sale is in the Sale in Execution

pursuant to a Judgment obtained in theabove Court.

2. The Rules of this auction is available 24hours prior to the auction at the office of theSheriff Lower Tugela at Suite 6, Jay KrishnaCentre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger/ KwaDukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia:

a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68of 2008(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961);

b) FICA-legislation in respect of proof ofidentity and address particulars;

c) Payment of a registration fee of R10 000.00in cash or bank guaranteed cheque

d) Registration of conditions.4). The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela

will conduct the sale with auctioneersR.SINGH (Sheriff) and/or S.REDDY;

5). Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to Court Rulesapply.

DATED AT HILLCREST on day of 2014

Execution Creditors’ AttorneysLISTER & CO.30 OLD MAIN ROAD, HILLCRESTDX 14, HILLCRESTTel: 031-765 7477REF: D.W.EADES/kk/03/P051/001c/o Docex DurbanShop G3, Salmon Grove ChambersGround Floor, Anton LembedeDURBAN

AYER ROCK Guest-house, 74 Gera-nium Street, StangerManor, “Tasteful ex-ecutive accommoda-tion”. Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.

2 Ten Cube Tippers forsale.2629 Merc Power Lin-er2225 Merc V-SeriesContact: 076 3898979.

Live Ducks for sale, 9Fynn Road, Townview.Phone: 032-551 4385.

Flat available for im-mediate occupationin KwaDukuza CBD,preferably female. Call:078 976 9636.

1.Highridge-Brand new3 b/rm + ensuite, K/L/D,fully fitted, tiled, spa-cious beautiful homewith balcony.2.Stg Manor-Base-ment, 1 b/rm, L/K.3.Town-2 b/rm, fully fit-ted flat.4.Stg Heights, safearea, large room, T/S,remote gate.For more homes to let,sell, buyContact: 032-5525596/084 224 9201/email: reshasing@gmail.com.

2 b/r, lounge, kitchen,B/T, 37 Court Road,Townview. Contact:032-437 8252.

2 Bedroom house forrent, fully tiled, built-ins, fully fitted kitchen,aircon, R2700 p/m excl.lights & water. Contact:072 959 1312.

2 Ebrahim Drive, StgManor, 3 Room + kitch-en, excl. water/lights.Contact: Vinesh: 082553 2944.

3 b/room 2 bath/roomhouse with garage torent, fully fitted kitchenincl. hob/oven, built-insin rooms, blinds on allwindows, fully fenced/alarm system. Close toRita’s Cafe, off ManorDrive Rent R4500,00excl. lights/water. Call:083 440 3179.

Garden Cottage, New-town-2 Bedroom, 2bathroom, open plankitchen/dining/loungewith verandah, aircon,secure area, R3900incl. water, prepaidlights. Contact: Salim:071 648 7008.

Glenhills, Outbuilding-2b/r, o/p kitchen, T/S,fully tiled, fully fenced,incl. water, lights cardsystem. Contact: 083604 2288.

Outbuilding to let-2rooms, kitchen/loungeopen plan, own W/L.Phone: 032-5527907/0810453578/081045 3577.

Outbuilding to let, 2 b/r,lounge, kitchen, B/Twith shower cubicle,fully tiled, secured, nochancers, 8 CloverRoad, Stanger Manor,immed occup., R2900

incl. W/L. Phone:D. Harilal: 084 3632500/032-551 2530.

Outbuilding andBasement for rent inStanger Manor, securearea. Contact: 083 2828726.

HOUSES TO LET

House for sale in HappyValley, last Drive Way ,Top Shop, 3 bedrooms,toilet, bath, L/K, R200000. Contact: 071 9359846.

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

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.

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.

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SERVICES

Call a tech-Plumber,electrician, welder,builder available. Con-tact Jeffrey: 079 1189126.

Transport availablefrom Stanger to Dur-ban. Contact Marlon on078 182 2531/084 5628895.

Transport neededfrom Stanger to MtEdgecombe urgently,9am-6pm Weekdays.Please contact Don on083 937 8152.

Accounting Tuition-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12Limited space avail-able. Contact: 071 2292515.

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Architectural Draught-spersonA position for aDraughtsperson with aminimum of 5 yrs expe-rience in a office envi-ronment and site withthe following minimumrequirements:1.Drivers licence2.Qualification via agovernment institution/Tech3.SACAP registration4.Must be proficient inSANS 10400 regula-tions5.Must be proficient inCAD/REVIT6.Good people skills7.Self motivated.Email CV to info@uko-bona.co.za.

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Pastel assistant re-quired for general of-fice clerical functions,Requirements: Grade12, previous clericalexperience will be anadvantage and alsocomputer literacy willbe advantage. Contact:082 337 5370/083 7979047.

Well established com-pany in Isithebe is look-ing for a Stores AdminClerk (Junior Position)-Good knowledge ofreceiving, despatchingand document control-Must be computer lit-erate-Pastel knowledge willbe an added advan-tage-Minimum two yearstraceable experience-Fluent English com-municationFax CV’s to 032-5514842Email: neerasec@iaf-rica.com

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COMBINING the rugged goodlooks of an SUV with the fluentdrive, fuel efficiency and ma-

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Speaking at the launch, GlennCrompton, vice president of market-ing, said: “The Etios delivers exactlywhat customers want – car-like effi-ciency and typical crossover stylingtraits at an affordable price.”

“Itmarksourentryintoyetanothercategory in thediverse and fast grow-ing sub-B segment of the carmarket,”he said.

The Etios Cross allows buyers totap into the tough image of an SUVwithout incurring the cost.

With the focus firmlyonpracticali-ty and efficiency, the Cross is user-friendly, while possessing the addedrobust appeal of a crossover.

LikeitsbrothersintheEtiosfamily,the Cross has a 1,5-litre, quad-valve,four-cylinder, 66kW engine pushingout 132Nm of torque and a five-speedmanual gearbox.

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In Loving MemoryMr. M.A. Govender (Bully)

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While living on earth he has proved his worth again andagain. He crossed all hurdles obstacles with courage &determination. The likes of him are hard to find. The legacyhe left behind gives us strength to follow. His image is

etched in our hearts. He will always be ourshining star.

You and your family are kindly invited toattend the 15th and 16th DayMemorial Ceremony of the lateMr. M.A. Govender (Bully)

Date: Saturday, 26 July 2014Meals: 5pm-6pm

Service: 6:30pm-7:30pmVenue: 31 Park Drive, Darnall

Remembered by: his wife Dhana, sons Rodneyand Adrian, daughters-law Viloshnie andVallerie and grandchildren Yashya,Dharshan and McKenzie.

In Loving MemoryMr. M.A. Govender (Bully)

01/11/1956-12/07/2014

While living on earth he has proved his worth again and again. He crossed all hurdles obstacles with courage & determination. The likes of him are hard to find. The legacy he left behind gives us strength to follow. His image is

etched in our hearts. He will always be our shining star.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 15th and 16th Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Mr. M.A. Govender (Bully)

Date: Saturday, 26 July 2014Meals: 5pm-6pm

Service: 6:30pm-7:30pmVenue: 31 Park Drive, Darnall

Remembered by: his wife Dhana, sons Rodney and Adrian, daughters-law Viloshnie and Vallerie and grandchildren Yashya, Dharshan and McKenzie.

Gledhow Sugar Company (Pty) Ltd has a vacancy for a Boiler Shift Supervisor. Reporting tothe Boiler Foreman, a self-motivated individual with strong leadership abilities is required whois prepared to work on a shift basis in a team environment and lead by example. The success-ful incumbent will be responsible for the following:

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESTo lead the Boiler shift team and ensure maximum plant efficiency and availability.Provide technical input to optimize process equipment.Ensure all statutory inspections are carried out and all equipment complies with requirementsset out in the Occupational Health & Safety Act.Ensure a safe and healthy working environment.Be quality conscious and prepared to motivate the team to deliver superior quality workParticipate in the maintenance in the plant, especially during Offcrop.

IDEAL REQUIREMENTS:Post matric technical qualification and a minimum of 5 years experience in a similar position.At least 5 years experience and knowledge of Boiler operations, supervision and mechanicalrepairs to boilers and related equipment.Good communicator with a proven track record of at least 3 years experience at supervisorylevelBoiler operating modules 1,2 and 3.Knowledge of Boiler Legislation will be an added advantageMaintenance and operating knowledge of sugar factory equipment will be an added advan-tage.Motivated and enthusiastic, team orientated individual with good interpersonal skills and soundlabour relations practices.Experience in the field of budget preparation and controlComputer literacy & working knowledge of computerized planned maintenance systems plusMaximo proficiency.

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Successful fun run at Amatikulu>> “Many thanks go out to our parents, teachers and sponsors who have worked hard...”

LONDIWE XULU

EXCITEMENT was in the airwhen Mduduzi Matsinke wontheAmatikuluPrimary funrun

in a whopping 21 minutes recently.He was followed by Sphamandla

Malulekawho camea close second tofinish in 21 minutes and 45 secondswhileThabisoNyabaclocked22min-utes and 5 seconds to take third spot.

The girls race was won by BongiMdima (22minutes and 30 seconds),followed by AyandaMkhize (23 min-

Theannual funrunraisedawhop-ping R27 000 for the school.

Grade 1 pupil ThandolwethuGumbi did his parents proud by tak-ing the first prize for two years in arow by winning a bed and base setsponsored byBalaNaidoo ofMorganCourt, KwaDukuza for a praisewor-thy collection of R1 050. Claude Pa-dayacheewalked awaywith amoun-tainbike forhis effort ofR1000spon-sored by Yugendrie Naidoo of KistasMobile.

Third prizewent to grade four pu-pilNeoZumawhoraisedR770secur-ing a microwave oven courtesy of ananonymoussponsor fromKwaDuku-za.

Other pupils who contributed sig-nificantly to the fun run were grade

fours Sibongakonke Ngcobo (R718)and Christobel Nzuza (R617) andgrade six pupil SaneleZungu (R616).

More than 75 excited pupilswalkedawaywithprizes this year fortheir individual efforts.

Principal of Amatikulu PrimaryGDSinghpaidtributetoallstakehold-ers for their support.

“Many thanks go out to our par-ents, teachers and sponsors whohave worked hard to ensure the suc-cessof this fundraiser.Special thanksgo out to the many sponsors fromKwaDukuza who have contributedsignificantly to this effort includingGoolam Randaree of Randsons Fur-nitures who provided all pupils withchips, Noorgats for the popsicles andSikhulile Co-operative for fruits.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPrincipal GDSingh, teachersT Naidu, LJ Nai­doo, R Juger­nath and KRambaros (or­ganiser) withwinnersThandolwethuGumbi, ClaudePadayachee andNeo Zuma.

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utes and 15seconds) andPaulausiaShwala (24minues and 35seconds).

MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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• Education Qualification• A valid Grade 12 Certificate• Post graduate Degree/Diploma or other equivalent tertiary qualification at NQF level 7 in

Public Administration/Political Sciences/Social Sciences/Law or equivalent• Valid EB driving licence• Computer literacy

Work-Related Experience and Knowledge• Minimum of 7 years relevant experience at senior and middle management level, of which

at least 2 years must be at senior management level• Have proven successful institutional transformation within public or private sector• Advanced knowledge and understanding of relevant policy and legislation governing local

government• Advanced understanding of institutional governance systems and performance management• Advanced understanding of council operations and delegation of powers• Good governance• Audit and risk management establishment and functionality and• Budget and finance management

Core Managerial and Occupational CompetenciesStrategic capability and leadership; programme and project management; financial management;change management; knowledge management; service delivery innovation, problem solving andanalysis, people management and empowerment; client orientation and customer focus; communi-cation; and honesty and integrity.

Financial and Supply Chain Management Competency Areas/skillsStrategic leadership and management; operational financial management; governance, ethics andvalues in financial management; financial and performance reporting; risk and change management;project management; legislation, policy and implementation; supply chain management; and auditand assurance.

RESPONSIBILITIES:The Municipal Manager, in support of the Mayor and the Municipal Council, will be respon-sible for the following key performance and results areas: In conjunction with the Council’sleadership, drive the vision, mission and strategic direction of Ilembe as articulated in the IntegratedDevelopment Plan of the Municipality. Develop and implement business objectives, performancetargets and operational efficacy of the Municipality. Set the tone at the top of the administration re-garding the organisation’s ethnics, code of conduct and values. Provide leadership in the budgetingprocess guided by informed projections of revenues and expenditures, as well as oversee soundfinancial management and controls. Develop, foster, maintain and review key strategic relationshipswith key stakeholders. Maintain an effective and reliable risk management and governance processand systems, including internal audit function, Council Secretariat and Audit Committee. Ensure themaintenance of a monitoring and evaluation function and processes to monitor all activities, pro-grammes and projects. Ensure compliance and adherence to the applicable legislation, regulations,policies and rules impacting on local government.

If interested, please forward your application form obtainable in Government Gazette No.3725or can be downloaded from our website (www.ilembe.gov.za), together with your detailed re-sume, certified copies of your qualifications, ID and valid driver’s licence to: The Secretariat/Support Services” Ilembe District Municipality, P O Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or hand-deliver at Ilembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza or email to:recruitment@ilembe.gov.za.

All technical enquiries are to be directed to: recruitment@ilembe.gov.za. Administrative en-quiries are to be directed to: Acting Manager HR: Ms P Dlamini on 032-437 9505/9512.

Note: Disclosure of financial interests in accordance with prescribed regulations will be required.Short-listed candidates will be required to be available for an interview and assessment on a dateand at a time and venue that will suit Ilembe. Candidates must be willing to undergo a competency-based assessment prior to the interview, as well as security vetting. Canvassing for this position willlead to disqualification of your application. Appointments are made according to the Local Govern-ment Systems Act, 2000 (Act No 32 of 2000) and Local Government: Regulations on the Appoint-ment and Conditions of Employment of Senior Managers as published on 17 January 2014. IlembeDistrict Municipality will not take any responsibility for registered mail. If you have not heard fromus within three (3) months of the closing date, please accept that your application has been unsuc-cessful

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23Singh reignssupreme>> Local darts champion aims for the top

WEEKLY REPORTER

SANJAYSinghreignedsupremein theJer-ryGovenderandFamily-sponsoreddartssingles tournament (hosted by KwaDu-

kuzaDartsAssociation)after trouncingVineshGeanballey in straight sets (2-0) in the finalplayed before a partisan crowd at the Taste ofIndia Restaurant in KwaDukuza on Wednes-day night.

Singh, who produced shocking darts in thenational darts tournament in themother city afortnightago,madehis intentionsknownrightfrom the start after hammering Terrence Sub-ban (2-0) in the quarter-finals.

Veteran darts campaigner Paddy Paday-achee outwitted his youthful opponent, KevinPillayinstraightsets(2-0)tosetupamouth-wa-tering semi-final clash against Singh.

Padayachee drew first blood winning thefirst set convincingly but was on the backfootthroughoutthesecondsetwhichresultedinhis

Geanballey, hoping to secure his firstmajorsilverware of the 2014 season had to dig deepinto his reserves to hold off a late challenge byRungasamy, before winning 2-1 to book hisplace in the final.

Geanballeywasoutwittedafter slumping toa2-0defeatat thehandsofSinghinaone-sidedfinal.

In other darts news, KwaDukuza Darts As-sociation will host the Distell Richelieu DartsLeague commencing tonight (Wednesday) atthe Taste of India Restaurant.

The 13-point scoring system will be usedthroughout theDistell RichelieuDarts League.

Each match will comprise of two team(1001) competitions, three701doubles gamesand six 501 singles matches.

Favourites Nevil’s Auto Darts Club kick offtheir campaign against Darnall Action Sport-ing tonight (Wednesday) at 7.30pm. GledhowUnitedandR&BGledhowlockhornsinaderbythriller.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDProud sponsor Jerry Govender (centre) congratulates Sanjay Singh (left) who beat VineshGeanballey (right) in the final on Wednesday night.

WEEKLY REPORTER

KWADUKUZA Volleyball As-sociation will host the SunilPranpath Incorporated(SPI)-sponsored corporateknockout tournament com-mencing on Wednesday, July30.

President of KwaDukuzaVolleyball Association, IsaacAbraham expressed his sin-cere thanks to Sunil Pranpath(CEO of Sunil Pranpath Incor-porated) for his generoussponsorship in promotingcorporate volleyball inKwaDukuza.

The tournament is open tomales(born1979orlater)andfemales (born 1989 or later).

The tournament entry feeofR300perteammustbepaidprior to the draws. Trophieswillbeawardedtothewinnersand runners-up and braai-packs will be given to all par-ticipants immediately after fi-nal on Friday, August 1.

The tournament will beplayed in two pools with thetop two teams ineachpoolad-vancing to the semi-finals. Allround-robin matches in eachpool will be contested on thebasis of best of three set (eachset comprising of 15 un-capped points).

In the semi-finals and finalthe first twosetswill comprise

of 25 capped points with thethird and decisive set com-prisingof15uncappedpoints.

Grove End Volleyball Clubare sure to start favourites forhonours in the SPI corporateknockout tournament,but thelikes of Cool Leaders andTeamStyleshouldnotberuledout for honours.

The round-robin matches

and first semi-final will placeon July 30 with the secondsemi-finalandfinalscheduledfor 1 August. For further de-tails regarding the corporatetournament contact IsaacAbraham on 079 4280 345.

In other volleyball news,KDVAwill host awomen’sdaytournament for ladies on Fri-day, 8 August.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERSunil Pranpath (CEO of Sunil Pranpath Incorporated) presentsa cheque of R5 000 to Rajiv Mathapersad (treasurer ofKwaDukuza Volleyball Association).

KDVA to host SPIcorporate knockouttournament

demise.Withthescorestied

at 1-1, posting hugetallies in the thirdand decisive set wascrucial.

Padayachee, whostarted the matchlike a house on firewas virtually firingblanksinthefinalset.Singh capitalised onthe below-par per-formance of his rivalto book his place inthe finalwith a thrill-ing 2-1 win.

In the top half ofthe draws, Geanbal-ley clawed his wayfrom a set down tobeat Nine Pillay 2-1in the quarters.

Vasa Rungasamyproduced brilliantdarts in his hardfought 2-1 winagainst Jodie Naidooto book his place inthe semi’s againstGeanballey.

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EZE’S Electrical Competitive LeagueThursday, 24 July7pm­Warriors Sport vs Grove End (umpire­

KSST)8pm­Titans vs KSST (umpire­Warriors

Sport)Official on Duty: Kruba JaramClub on Duty: KSSTKDSA Social LeagueThursday, 24 July7pm­Sunbrook vs Darnall United (umpire­

Cool Leaders)8pm­Virgo vs Cool Leaders (umpire­Dar­

nall United)Official on Duty: Vinesh GeanballeyClub on Duty: Darnall United

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KSST clinch Ralph memorial KO Cup>> Club ecstatic with victory as they celebrate their fifth successive win

WEEKLY REPORTER

KSST Volleyball Club clinchedthe Ralph Reuben memorialKnockout Cup after beating

Randsons in straight sets (2-0) in thefinal played before a large crowd atthe association courts on Thursdaynight.

ThecharismaticReuben wastrag-ically killed in a motor vehicle acci-dent in 2010 and his family decidedto perpetuate hismemory by hostinga tournament each year.

KSST won the inaugural tourna-mentwaybackin2010andonThurs-day night notched up their fifth suc-cessive victory in a trot to keep thecoveted Ralph Reuben memorial

floating trophy proudly displayed intheir silverware cabinet.

KSSThardlymoved out of the firstgear in their fluent 25-18 win in theopening set with Sherwin Daniels,Kyle Puckree and Albiston Jaramscoring points with ease. After a le-thargic start, Randsons came alive atthestartofthesecondsetandputtheirhands up in contention for honours.

With the scores locked at 8-8,Randsonstookthelead(14-10)forthefirst time in the match after a stellarperformance by Neeraj Bageloo andMohamed “Toffee” Cassim. But, suc-cessive blocks by the lanky ImmilioPillay, sawRandsons4-point cushionreduced to two points (14-12).

Randsons stalwartAhmedEssackenjoyed a flurry of winners to give

Randsonsacommanding18-13 lead.TheRandsons faithfulswereshockedafter setter Gavin Govender was re-placed with Nevlin Moodley despiteenjoying a comfortable 19-15 lead.

KSSTquicklycapitalisedonthe in-experience of the youthful Moodleyand reduced the deficit to 2-points(19-21)beforeGovenderwasreintro-duced into the fray.

Thehugecrowdwasprivy tosomeentertaining volleyball characterisedbylongralliesasbothteamssprawledtheir bodies all over the courts to re-trieve the ball.

KSST came back strongly at thedeath to level the scores at 21-21.Randsons forged ahead23-21 after asuperb winner by Sandhir “Tinboy”Jugmohan and an unforced error byPuckree.

With just 2 points needed to sealvictory in the second set and level thescores at 1-1, Govender committedthecardinalsinofservingtheballout-side. KSST seized the lifeline withboth hands before the scores werelocked at 24-24.

Singh put KSST ahead (27-26)with a bazooka down the line beforeman-of-the-matchDaniels sealed thewinner (28-26) with a deft touch thatleft the Randsons rearguard flatfoot-ed.

Grove End secured a podium fin-ishafterbeatingDarnallUnited2-0inthe playoffs for third spot. Grove Endcantered to a fluent 25-15 win in the

first set. Darnall shot themselves inthe foot after enjoying a comfortable5-point cushion (18-13).

Darnall lackedtheBMT(BigMatchTemperament) and too many un-forced errors at the death resulted intheir 24-26 demise in the second set.

At the prize-giving ceremony,KwaDukuza Volleyball Associationpublic relations officer Kruba Jaram

commended the teams on the spiritand camaraderie in which the gamewas played and thanked the Reubenfamily of Darnall for their generoussponsorship.

Meanwhile, Cool Leaders notchedupafluent2-0winagainstMOBintheKDSA Social League and TeachersStyle beat arch-rivals Virgo (2-1) onThursday night.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERJill and Ron Reuben present the Ralph memorial floating trophy to KSSTskipper Cameron Singh.

Local fisher­man DhineshLaldascaught this7kg GeelbekSalmon atNorth Bankin Tugela re­cently usinga live mulletas bait.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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