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‘Possessed’ localwoman conned bybogus priest>> Victim was told her gold jewellery was cursed and she should hand it over
MERVYN KRISHNA
A KWADUKUZA woman claimsshe has been left broke afterbeing robbed of almost R100
000 in jewellery and cash by a conartist purporting to be a Hindupriest.
The woman, who has asked toremain anonymous, was told shewas “possessed by demons” andneeded to have cleansing ritualsperformed when she contacted theman, whom she knew only as“Shanker”, to complain about feel-ing unwell.
He also allegedly told her thatherfamily's gold jewellery was cursedand that she should hand it over tohim.When she did so, he disappeared.
ShetookoutR40000inbankloansand handed over R60 000 of familygold.
She said she feels “humiliatedand hurt” by the experience.
“Itwasstupidtothinkhewashelp-ing me but I was desperate,” shesaid.
“Iamnow totallybrokeandhehasmy family’s gold.”
She said she has a leaflet adver-tising theservicesof the“priest” froma local newspaper in June.
She said she had been feelingunwell for a few weeks and hadbeen to see her doctor, who was un-able to diagnose an illness.
Shesaiddespitebeinghesitantshecalled the number on the advert insearch of advice.
“A man calling himself ShankersaidIshouldcomeandmeethimatanoutbuilding in StangerManorand hewould try to find out what waswrong,” she said.
“He said I had demons insideme and asked for R3 000 to performa ritual with fire.
“It was very strange, I felt likeI was almost under a spell.
“He said for R10000 hewouldbeable to remove the bad energy, so Itook out a loan. But I started to feelworse.
“He said to wait nine days andcome back and when I did he saidhe needed R25 000 so someone in
India could also perform a ritual.“I just wanted the problem solved
and to feel better again, so I took outanother loan.
“Again he said to wait nine daysand on the ninth day I started to feellike myself again.”
The priest then told her the goldjewellery she was wearing had beencursed with black magic.
Last month, he asked her tocollect all the gold in her house andtake it tohim,sohecould“cleanse” it.
She said: “I took it to him and hesaid to wait outside for an hourwhile he performed another ritual.
“I had been outside for morethan an hour so I went into thehouse and he was gone. I felt so stu-pidand realisedwhat he haddone."
Another victim, from StangerManor, said she believed someonehad bewitched her because ofmarks that appeared on her body.
The woman saw the same advertand contacted a man, again namedShanker.
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MERVYN KRISHNA
A KWADUKUZA man has been chargedwith the murder of Peter Luke.
Darryl Govender briefly appearedin theKwaDukuzaMagistrate’s Court onMon-day and was not asked to plead.
Luke was found tortured to death in HillCrescent near SunnyPark onSaturday7 June.He died due to the extent of his injuries.
Lukewasallegedlyhandcuffed toa treeandtortured with a hammer, sticks and a pipe bya group of men who accused him of stealingpower tools.
After Luke was untied, he managed to run
towards Sunny Park, but collapsed in a drive-way and died.
Govenderwas released onR3000 bail. TheKwaDukuza SAPS Cluster Unit is investigatingthe case.
According to Govender’s father, Dennis, hebelieves his son is innocent and had nomotiveto kill Luke.
“He did not harm us or steal anything fromour house. However, the real killers, who areon the loose, must be arrested and brought tobook. The good thing is that the community ofKwaDukuza is aware who the killers are. Ihave faith in the detective who is investigatingthe case.”
Man charged for Peter Luke murderSHANNON HOPKINS
AS part of their KwaZulu-Natal breakfast showtour, East Coast Radio’s Darren Maule andNatahra Nadesan hit SMD Ballito with a bangon Friday.
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“The first day I went to him, he told me thatI had bad luck and needed R1 500 to cure theproblem. I gave the man the cash. After a fewdays, I went back to him and told him therewas no difference. He then told me he has tocomeand conduct a prayer atmyhousewhichcost another R1 500.
“After several days, the man told me heneeded R15 000 to get someone from Indiato perform the rituals because my situationwas too big,” said the woman.
It was then that the woman became suspi-cious and approached the Weekly for assis-tance. When the Weekly journalist asked thepriest toreturn themoney, he told the journal-
istnottocometothehousethatday,buttocomethe followingdayand that hewould return thecash. However, when the journalist went tothe house in Stanger Manor, the “priest” wasgonewith his belongings. When the journalistspoketothelandlord,hewastoldthepriesthadleft the previous night.
Chairmanof the Stanger Siva TempleHar-ry Naidoo urged people not to fall for similarscams.
“We are against people like this who comehereandplaceadverts in thepaperorwherev-er saying they can cure this and that. It's notcorrect, it's all humbug. We believe stronglyin faith, but this is not faith.”
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>> ‘Lawlessness will not be tolerated’
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ACTING MEC for TransportCommunitySafetyandLiaisonDr Sibongiseni Dhlomo con-
demned the disruptions of taxioperations at the KwaDukuza taxirank by illegal taxi operators, sayinglawlessness will not be tolerated.
Dhlomo’s comment comes in thewake of disruption allegedly by agroup of illegal operators affiliated tothe Maphumulo Taxi Association,whoinvadedthetaxirankandthreat-ened to take over operations.
The incident took place last Mon-day at the KwaDukuza taxi rank,where the KwaDukuza and Maphu-mulo taxi associations operate.
After receiving disturbance re-ports,Dhlomocalledanurgentmeet-ing with the leadership of
Maphumulo association.Inthemeeting,theMaphumuloas-
sociation’s leaders distanced them-selves from the disruptions and con-demned the incident.
Itemergedthatdisgruntledopera-tors are mobilising illegal operatorsto forcefully operate and invade taxiranks to cause instability.
Dhlomo expressed concerns thatcommuters were affected and couldnotaccess the long-distancetaxirankin KwaDukuza as a result of theseacts.
“We oppose any form of disrup-tions in the taxi industry, mainly be-cause commuters then become thevictims. We convened this meetingwiththeassociationtoensurethatop-erations return to normal and toavoid escalation into violence.”
He said the Department of Trans-
port is also opposed to illegal opera-tors invading the industry becausethis results in conflict and violence.
Themeeting resolved that law en-forcement agencies will be deployedto monitor the situation and thatSouth African National Taxi Councilshouldfacilitate theprocessofengag-ing legal operators underMaphumu-lowhoareworkingwithillegalopera-tors in a bid to achieve unity and sta-bility.
Dhlomo condemned the violentbehaviour bymembers of KwaDuku-za.
“Thiswillnotbeaccepted.Wecan-not succeed in stabilising the situa-tion if people think itworksasan ‘eyefor an eye’. We call on both associa-tions to remain calm and follow theproper channels to achieve abalancein the local industry.”
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Taxi antics raise tempers>> Accusations of double standards favouring taxisSHANNON HOPKINS
RESIDENTS say taxis are a“law unto themselves” and“authorities turn a blind eye”.
Ballito resident Karen Lategansaid the temporary taxi rank next tothe Sangweni tourism centre is apoor advert for the town.
She said she has noticed peoplesetting upmake-shift food stalls andhair salons, lighting fires and carry-ing automatic weapons at the taxirank,which is “illegal andunaccept-able”.
“The rank is a disgrace. It is attheentrancetoBallito,andrightnextto the tourism centre, which is terri-ble for Ballito as a tourism-driventown,” said Lategan. She said thetaxi security guards carrying weap-ons are also disconcerting, and an“accident waiting to happen”.
“I’ve been told they are affiliatedto the police, but it sets the wrongtone in any case.Amanwaskilled ina shoot out last year. Who is to say itwill not happen again?” said Late-gan.
She added whenever other peo-ple attempt similar activities, theyare immediately shut down.
“My son had a fire on the beach,whichwas safely enclosed, and theywere shut down within a few min-utes. But no one does anythingwhentherearefiresat thetaxirank.”
Lategan said when she ap-proached authorities on the matter,
she was told taxi operators andthose frequenting the rank were“authorised”.
Ward 6 councillor Colin Marshagreed the rank was “out of hand”.
“The taxi problem has plaguedBallito formuch too longand it isdis-couraging to business investment.Something needs to be done.
“There can’t be one set of rulesfor some, and different ones for oth-ers,” said Marsh. “The mayor alsopromisedtoiletsattherank.This hasnotbeen fulfilled.A permanent rankalso needs to be built,” he added.
Dolphin Coast Taxi Association’sDan Maharaj said the food and oth-er stalls had nothing to do with thetaxi operators. “We are running atransport service. The vendors havecomeinoftheirownaccord,”hesaid.
Another member said the asso-ciationhadmetwith themunicipali-ty about the issues three weeks ago,butnothinghadbeendone.“Themu-
year that land near the Shell garagewas earmarked for a permanentpublic transport facility. Inacouncilreport, KDM acting executive direc-tor of technical services SiyabongaKhanyile said the municipality hasan ‘in principle commitment’ fromShell SouthAfricaandprivate sectorgroup IAM Rental Collector (IRC).
The report states Shell will sell
the land to IRC,whowill thendonateabout 5000m2 to the municipality..“As soon as the two parties con-cerned reach an agreement on thetransaction, KDM and IRC will fina-lise the donation agreement,” saidKhanyile.
The municipality had not com-mented on issues at the temporaryrank at the time of going to press.
Residents are ‘fed up’ with the temporary rank in the centre of town.
MERVYN KRISHNA
A DARNALL woman who allegedlyoffered a down payment of R1 500 togetridofherboyfriendhashadtheta-bles turned on her.
The would-be hitman, who willnow be the prosecution’s starwitness in the September trial, saidhe was so “freaked out” he went topolice and “tattled” on the woman,
who is now behind bars awaitingtrial.
The suspect, a 21-year-old wom-an appeared in the KwaDukuzaMagistrate’s Court on charges ofconspiracy to murder last week.
According to KZN police spokes-person Captain Thulani Zwane, thehired hitman came to police and toldof the woman’s plot to kill her boy-friend. Zwane said KwaDukuza de-
tectives and the hitmansetupa trap,and the man proceeded to have ameeting with the woman to collect adown-payment of R1 500 for the hittwo weeks ago.
Once the transaction took place,policepouncedonthesuspectandar-restedher. At this stage it is unclearas to why the suspect wanted herboyfriend killed. Investigations arecontinuing.
Would-be hitman spills the beans
THE community is invited to attenda grand Krishna Janmashtamicelebration at the Maha BharatDwar - Hare Krishna Mandir, Muru-gan’s Road, Lot 14 and Darnall HareKrishna Temple on Saturday, 16 Au-gust.
The programme will be hosted atthe Darnall Temple, 37 Park Drivefrom 6.30pm onwards and will con-tinue on Saturday, 17 August untilmidnight at the Maha Bharat Dwar -Hare Krishna Mandir.
Items on the programme includea fire sacrifice (Hawan), invocationprayer, street chanting (NagarSankirtana) chanting of the holyname, Sri Guru Gauranga Jayate,Kirtana, dances, Japa session, LordKrishna’s past time by various Vedicscholars, Maha Sankirtana, offeringof flowers to the lotus feet of LordKrishna and distribution of Mahaprasad.
All welcome to glorify the nameand appearance of Lord Krishna.Formore information contact Rama-kanta Das (Rabi Singh) and MurariMohan on 032 552 4456/079 5134229.
Pleasenoteall devoteesare to as-semble at the Mandir, Murugan’sRoad at 4.30pm for the (NagarSankirtana) street chanting.
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THE auspicious day of the appear-ance of LordKrishna is celebrated allover the world as Sri Krishna Janm-asthami. It iscelebratedontheeighthday of the Krishna Paksha (waningmoon) of the month of Shraavan.Krishna, who is thesSupreme per-sonality of Godhead, appeared inMathura as son of Vasudeva andDevaki.
“As stated in the Bhagavad-Gita,the Lord says that His appearance,birth, and activities, are all transcen-dental, and one who understands
them factually becomes immediatelyeligible to be transferred to the spiri-tualworld.” –Chapter3:BirthofLordKrishna,Krishna Book by His DivineGrace A.C. Bhaktivedanta SwamiPrabhupada.
Lord Krishna himself in Bhaga-vad-Gita, Chapter 4 text 8 describesthe reason of his appearance as fol-lows:
“paritranay sadhunamvinsaya caduskrtamdarma-samsthapan-rthayasambhavami yuge yuge,”meaning, “To deliver the pious and
annihilate themiscreants, as well al-so re-establish the principles of reli-gion, I Myself appear millenniumafter millennium.”
The Krishna Janmasthami festi-val will be held ISKON on 16 Augustat 5:30pmat theShriSanathanMun-dal Hall, 21GreyridgeDrive, StangerHeights with special guest His Holi-ness Bhakti Caitanya Swami. Thecommunity is urged to attend.
Prasadam will be providedFor more information contact
Hare Krishna Das on 032 551 1907.Lord Krishna.
Celebratingthe birth ofLord Krishna
Manor Liquors awarded two of their over-achieving staff a fully paid trip, includingflights, accommodation and tickets, to theelusive Carling Cup in Johannesburg lastweekend. The match featured two SA giantfootballing teams — Kaiser Chief and OrlandoPirates — playing against each other. Thevictors were eventually Orlando Pirates, after afiercely contended match. Right: MichaelNaidoo and Ashley Simmadurai at the match.
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Author launches book at Luthuli Museum>> Title of the book, The Goodwill Lounge, refers to the first multiracial restaurant that opened in Durban in 1926
JYOTHI LALDAS
WELL-KNOWN author, for-mer journalist and beautypageant organiser Farook
Khan chose to launch his book TheGoodwill Lounge at the LuthuliMuseum last week because of thespecial connection between the
subject and Africa’s first NobelPeace prize winner Chief AlbertLuthuli.
The title of the book, The Good-will Lounge, refers to the first mul-tiracial restaurant that opened inDurban in 1926, which was firstcalled “Peter’s Lounge” and thenlater changed to “The Goodwill
Lomberg.Khan said that the people who
went there all played a part inhelping to bring about change inthe country.
“The book brings alive the char-acters who created legends, someof which are very much alive in ourhearts and minds — men andwomen who used the performingarts, sticks and stones to confrontone of the most sophisticated de-fence forces in Africa – all in thename of liberation,” he said.
At the launch, residents ofGroutville, some of whom also fre-quented the lounge, interacted withKhan asking questions.
A limited number of the book isavailable for sale at the museum.
Anyone interested in purchasinga copy can contact marketing man-ager Heidi Gibson on 032 559 6822or e-mail marketing@luthulimuse-um. org.za.
The museum, at 3233 Nokukh-anya Luthuli Street, celebrates its10th year anniversary this year andis open every day. Entrance is free.
Lounge”.The restaurant was
started by the Naidoofamily – Sreenivasalooand his bride Venkatta-mah - who came toDurban in 1894 fromIndia.
It was situated in theheart of an area of Dur-ban called “the Cas-bah”.
Luthuli used to gothere and he becamefriendly with the own-ers.
He was among manypatrons the likes ofwhom included interna-tional superstar BusiMhlongo, WelcomeMsomi, Eric “Scar-amouche” Sono, NdikoXaba, Mr AM Rajab,Harriet Bolton and Jean
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LOCAL celeb Ashish Gangaper-sad has strictly danced his wayinto week four of the seventhseason of popular SABC 2 danceshow Strictly Come Dancing,amid tough contenders.
Gangapersad, who acted asPrada in “Isidingo” and wasborn and raised in KwaDukuza,won the hearts of fans and sup-porters whose votes have kepthim in the competition thus far.
Ashish spends gruellinghours rehearsing trying to get his“two left feet to work in sync”which is no easy feat.
For someone who has neverdanced before, he has made sig-nificant strides in burning upthe dance floor.
Ashish expressed his heartfeltgratitude to his fans, family andfriends who continue to vote forhim.
“I will endeavour to leave myheart on the dance-floor eachweek just for you.”
To keep Ashish in the run-ning and put KwaDukuza on themap, voting is critical.
Voting lines open every Fridayduring the live show between8pm and 9.45p. Show your sup-port toAshishandhisdancepart-ner Lindsey Muckle by textingSCD 10 to 33123. You may voteas many times as you wish.
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Bright women in business>> Top female leader recounts the changing face of women in theworkplace over the past 30 years
SHANNON HOPKINS
THE Women in BusinessForum selected its steeringcommittee last Wednesday.
Executive committee repre-sentative Jane Wiltshire took thefloor first, addressing the audi-ence on the role of the forum formodern women. Wiltshire is arole model for women in busi-ness, having been a teacher,clerk, metallurgical chemist, cor-porate executive for a large com-pany, and an entrepreneur whostarted and successfully runs sev-eral companies. She has also beena corporate financier.
She is currently adding to thelist and launched into the mar-ket of assessing the valuations ofunlisted companies.
She has a BSc, teaching diplo-ma, MBA and is completing herdoctorate in corporate finance onthe topic of “valuation of unlistedcompanies”.
Wiltshire is passionate aboutsaving rhinos from extinction,
saving the top soil of South Africa,and developing entrepreneurs.
She has served as the chiefjudge in the Entrepreneurs com-petition for the past three yearsand is a member of the executivecommittee of the iLembe Chamber.
She explains that while lotshas changed for women in busi-ness over the years, the forum wasstill a necessary means of sup-port.
“As a married female teacher,I was paid 25% less than themen. I was not allowed on themedical aid, I was not allowed onthe pension fund and I was notallowed to get a housing loan.
“I was also on 24 hours’notice. I was required to do the
work of head of department, butwas not allowed to be appointedto the position. “Even when I wasthe most senior woman executivein the Tongaat- Hulett Group, Iwas not allowed to belong tothe medical aid because I wasmarried.”
She added that things havechanged and South Africa hasone of the most liberal constitu-tions in the world, replying towhether a Women in Business Fo-rum is needed.
“MEC of Economic Affairs
Mike Mabuyakhulu had a goal for50% representation of women onboards in KwaZulu-Natal by 2005.
“He pointed out that he wasvery unhappy that we had fallenso badly short of this. Partly, itis our own fault as women.
“It is easier to retreat into our‘cocoon of comfort’ rather thanpush ourselves out there and takeon the challenges which thatmeans.
“It’s a scary place for us com-peting with all comers.
“But we should know that it is
not purely a woman’s issue, mentoo are scared.
“However, many of them pushthemselves upwards anyway. Weneed to ask ourselves how muchof the ‘glass ceiling’ is constructedby us as women,” said Wiltshire.
“I would like to challenge theiLembe Chamber Women inBusiness Forum to make a differ-ence to the economy and thelives of women in this area, andchoose a big, hairy, audaciousgoal (Bhag) in trying to changesome of these issues,” she said.
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DEAR Thuthukile Zuma,
I hope this letter finds you well,and that you are settling comfortablyinto your position of chief-of-staff inthe Ministry of Telecommunicationsand Postal Services.
Imust say,by way of introduction,that both your story and your photo-graph remind me of an old adage.The apple, they say, doesn’t fall far
from the tree, and you have bothyour dad’s dashing good looks andwhat increasingly seems like hissavvy ability to use any given situa-tion to his advantage.
Beingamemberof theZumafami-ly must be tough at times.
You hardly ever get to see your be-loveddad,andwhen you find asweetnew job, the first thing people do isquestion your ability because of yoursurname.
It surprises me that your degreein anthropology convinced Siyabon-ga Cele that you were a suitable in-cumbent for the position with whichyou have been blessed.
Also, I notice that the five to tenyears of experience that applicantsfor such positions are generally ex-pected to have did not apply to you.
However, with that said, PublicService and Administration MinisterCollins Chabane has assured us thatyour appointment has everything todowith your abilities, and nothing todo with your lineage.
Given the calibre of public serviceadministered to the average SouthAfrican, nobody should feel inclinedto doubt what Chabane has to say –no, not at all.
A position like yours did not need
to be advertised, no matter whatthoseguysoverattheMailandGuard-ian say.
Why waste good money advertis-ing a position, when Our EsteemedPresident was perhaps able to pointChabane in the direction of theperfect candidate?
Who needs an understanding oftechnology, a grasp of human re-sourcesissuesoranunderstandingofthe technologies which allow com-munication, when you have anthro-pology?
Remember, Thuthukile, new jobscan be overwhelming, and you mayhave some days when you feel thatyou’re just not coping.
When that happens, just remem-ber that no South African really ex-pects the post office to be competent.
Ever.They have insurance on any and
every item which they place in yourcare, so don’t you worry about athing, pretty lady.
While I’mwriting toyou, I’d love toask you a couple of questions aboutyour dad’s house, as I presume thattaxpayers such as myself (and your-self of course) must be paying foryou to travel there for a weekendevery so often.
Your dad would never allow youto work very hard without having abreak – he’d be worried about you
going…postal.As was well documented in the
media over the past year or so, thenew and improved Nkandla offersyou, your sisters, your mother andyour step-mothers protection fromrapists, robbers and the dregs ofSouth African society.
What is it like to feel safe?Is the firepool really worth themil-
lions that it supposedly cost?Finally, I wish to congratulate you
on jumping so early and so success-fully into the role of a high-poweredcivil servant.
As your dad will tell you, anHonours degree is infinitely morethan you will ever need to succeed,even in the highest office of our land.
Where to from tele-communica-tions, Thuts?
I’d love to hear back from you.I’d ask you to email me, but given
your position, I’d say let’s stick tosnail mail.
Going postal on perceived nepotism
STEPH [email protected]
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INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLYUKUPHAZAMISEKA KOKUPHAKELWA KUKAGESI
• THURSDAY, 7 AUGUST 2014 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00
Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricity supply in the Northern area will be interruptedon Thursday, 7 August 2014 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.
Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 7 August 2014, Ngol-wesine kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.
AREAS AFFECTED (OFF)Groutville De CharmoyUmfolozi College Nonhlevu High SchoolDube Station Malende
Note: No guarantee can be given that the interruption will be for the full period and therefore all installations must be regardedas being “ALIVE” during the times stated.
Isexwayiso: Akunasiqiniseko esinganikwezwa ukuthi ugesi uzophazamiseka isikhathi esigcwele esibekwe ngaphezulu. Ngakho-kezonke izinto ezisebenza ngogesi kufanele zithathwe njengezinto “EZIPHILAYOKUMBE EZISEBENZAYO” kulesisikhathiesibekiwe sokuphazamiseka kukagesi.
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AFTER reading Ms Naidoo’s letter in last week’s pa-per, I suspect there are gaps in her educationregarding science, history and Theology.
Catholic priest Georges LeMaitre was the first topropose the Big Bang in 1927.Since then the Vatican and most European main-stream Christian churches seem to have acceptedthis as the Beginning.
Alfred Wallace was a British naturalist, explorer,geographer, anthropologist, and biologist – acontemporary of Charles Darwin who came tosimilar conclusions at the same time.Darwin got all of the glory for his “Theory of Evolu-tion”, however. Neither of these scientists seemedto have a racist agenda and since their discoveryevolution is accepted as a fact (just as the earth isround and orbits the sun) again by the Vatican andmainstream churches.
History shows that Darwin was distressed bythe fact that evolution conflicted with some of hisbeliefs; he was after all a Church of England curateand I suspect there was much friction with hisdevout wife over the subject. On the subject of allreligions believing in an almighty God, I recommendMs Naidoo study some Eastern belief systems likeBuddhism and Taoism which do not have theAbrahamic concept of a supreme being.
Further reading will reveal that Greek philoso-phers mention the idea of evolution around 2500years ago. Although slavery was established inGreece and most other states at the time thereseems to be no racial agenda behind these discus-sions.
If Ms Naidoo wants evidence of racism andslavery she will find plenty of examples in the Bibleand the Koran. Many slavers justified their way oflife by quoting scriptures. Secular thinkers likeThomas Paine opened the eyes of Western societyto the cruelties of this culture. Unfortunately thishas yet to happen in Islamic states.
David Lawson
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INVITATION TO THE RESIDENTS OF KWADUKUZA TO THE PALESTINIAN SOLIDARITY MARCH
Fellow residents of KwaDukuza
We greet you in the name of KwaDukuza Municipal Council, the Stanger Muslim Association and the progressive forces who are struggling for the creation of a betterworld.
The situation in the Gaza Strip is such that none of us can ignore it. Since the outbreak of that crisis our government has expressed serious concern at the escalatingnumber of casualties many of whom are women, children and the infirm. To this end the South African government has appealed for calm and a speedy ceasefire aswell as the opening of a humanitarian corridor to enable aid to get through to the needy.
Since the advent of our democracy, which we attained with the support of the international solidarity campaign against apartheid, among others, our government hasbeen engaged in the call for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestine question. In engaging in this call government has maintained the principled position of a two-state solution with an economically viable Palestinian State existing side by side and in peace with Israel, within mutually agreed and internationally recognised bordersbased on the 4 June 1967 lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
The reason for my correspondence is to appeal to you to join millions across the globe who are raising their voices against the atrocities that are perpetrated against thevulnerable people in both territories resulting from continued rocket attacks. As South African citizens we know too well how international solidarity helped us achieveour hard won freedom.
It is against this background that we invite you to join the Palestinian Solidarity March which will be organized as follows:
DATE : FRIDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2014TIME : 13H00VENUE : RECREATION GROUNDS
Marchers will march through the streets of the town and proceed to the Municipal gardens where a memorandum will be handed for onward transmission to the pro-vincial and national spheres of government.
As Tata Madiba once said, “our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians”Your participation in this solidarity campaign, in the quest for an equitable, just and humane world order will be appreciated.Yours in human solidarity
COUNCILLOR RICARDO MTHEMBU ZAF KHANMAYOR: KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY CHAIRPERSON: STANGER MUSLIM ASSOCIATION MN118/2014
LAST Wednesday Boston City Cam-pus and Business College-Stangerpromoted healthy living by hosting aclinic day for their students at thecampus.
Staff from the Department ofHealth and local Groutville Clinicrendered a number of free servicesto the pupils. Campus principalAnnie Wilson introduced the teamof nurses and counsellors and en-couraged all students to make use ofthe services on offer.
A brief talk was conducted bysister Pam Naidoo, where she ex-plained the different tests thatwouldbe offered and the importance of
each one in daily live.She also explained the confidenti-
ality of the testing and how impor-tant it was to get the results as theycould affect those around the stu-dents. Thereafter, students volun-tarily took advantage of thediabetes, blood pressure, TB andHIV/AIDS testing.
During each test students askedthe nurses and counsellors ques-tions about the relevant testing, thusensuring they will promote a healthylifestyle among their friends andfamily. After the clinic day Wilsonthanked sisters Naidoo, N Xulu, SNgobese,SLindaandMpumeNzuza.
Sister P Naidoowith studentVincent Dube duringa diabetes test.
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Boston Campus clinic day
SHANNON HOPKINS
ADONATION of 12 computers –three desktops and nine lap-tops - were sponsored by
African Bank to the Women in Busi-ness Forum early childhood devel-opment (ECD) sites recently, andtraining has started.
Guiding light behind the project,Renalda Hoffmann, said they moni-tor the sites closely.
“We visited the crèches and in-spected the sites to ensure that theinfrastructure and the facilitator is
adequately equipped with a comput-er to benefit their crèches,” she said.
KwaPhenduka Projects, a regis-tered non-profit organisation, havebeen controlling the handover andNathan Wit has been providing thefacilitators with training.
“Training with the 12 ECD cen-tres has started and has been anawesome learning opportunity forthe facilitators.
“Training this past term has beenfocused on basic computer skills.Many of the teachers had neverworkedonacomputerbeforesoithas
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDRenalda Hoffmann and Nathan Wit with some of the facilitators who arelearning to use computers.
Getting teachers PC savvy>> Donation of 12 computers to crèches aims to improve teachers’abilities in the classroom
been intense concentration andlaughteraswehavegone through thetraining. In this next termwe will fo-cus on Microsoft Word with specificfocus on writing proposals for theircentres,” he said.
Kwaphenduka Projects are look-ing to collect 50 good quality second-handcomputerstoexpandonthecur-rent Internet connectivity project,where they are currently involvedwith 30 schools.
For more information or to do-nate computers, contact Wit on072 518 4720.
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WEEKLYCELEBRATING WOMEN’S DAY
A message fromHerashni Singh>> Hard work and dedication pays off
EDUCATION is one of themost important means ofempowering women with
theknowledge,skillsandself-con-fidence necessary to excel in ourSouth African male dominatedeconomy.Therefore, in my home, my par-ents, both professionals, ensuredthat education was a priority.After completing my tertiary edu-cation,myprofessional careerbe-gan in 1999 at the age of 22 atKwaDukuza Municipality’s civilengineering department.Itwasthroughmyhardwork,ded-ication and the guidance of direc-tor Jogie Naidoo and my bestfriend admin officer Logie Goven-der that Imanaged to complete anillustriousdecadeof success inmypersonal and professional life.
This experience equipped mewith the confidence to take on theposition of MANAGING DIREC-
TOR of SHRAR’S ENGINEERINGowned by my husband NavinSingh. Working with my meticu-lous, industrious and supportivehusband over the past five yearshasbeen incredibly rewarding formy personal and intellectualgrowth as a woman in a “man’sworld”.Through his perseverance andteachings I am able to cope withmy amazingly co-operate staff,eveninhisabsence.AtShrar’sEn-gineering, I am the only femaleand the teamwork derived with
my husband and our wonderfulstaff is absolutely crucial for thesuccess of any business.
My hectic day, from 4am untillate, is based on simple philoso-phies that have brought me greatsuccess.Humility, devotion and rules aresimple qualities that I practice ineverything that I do, and it yieldsresounding results.I am truly grateful to my parents,my brother and his wife and mysister and her husband for theyhave assisted in raising my sonswhilst Iworkedtirelesslythrough-out the years.My darling sons, Shravan andSheehan, from whose namesSHRARS ENGINEERINGwas cre-ated, aremy source of inspirationtopersevereandexcel inourbusi-nessof truckbodybuilding, trailermanufacturing and general engi-neering.Mybelief is thatawomanisafullcircle, within her lies the powerto create, nurture and trans-form.
Stella Khumalo (CEO of uShaka Marine World), Buhle Mohomotsi (brandand sales manager at uShaka Marine World), Jone Porter (director of uSha-ka Sea World Education Centre), Fiona MacKay (senior scientist ORI) andPrakash van den Berg (uShaka chief financial officer) took time from theirdemanding schedules to spend time together to commemorate Women’sDay and add fun into the celebrations by inviting their loved mammals -Kelpie the dolphin and Dee, the oldest penguin in Africa - which also residein the park.
uShaka Powerhousescelebrate Women’s Monthwith a little love
HUMILITY, DEVOTION AND RULES ARESIMPLE QUALITIES THAT I PRACTICE INEVERYTHING THAT I DO, AND IT YIELDSRESOUNDING RESULTS
INQABA YOMKHULEKOWomen’s Day Celebration
9 August 2014VENUE:
Truevine Community Church(KwaDukuza), No 5 Haysom Rd.
Opposite Ushaka Mall (Pick n Pay)
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INQABA YOMKHULEKOWomen’s Day Celebration
THEME:
Raised for such a time as this
HOST: Ps S Magubane(Chairperson: Inqaba)
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A strong woman is one who feels deeply andloves fiercly. Her tears flow just as abundantly
as her laughter.
A strong woman is both soft and powerful.She is both practical and spiritual.
A strong woman in her essence is a gift to allthe world.
A TRIBUTE TO AN AWESOME WOMAN...
HERASHNI SINGH
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Silent protest is heard>> Hundreds gather in support of rape victims
WEEKLY REPORTER
WOMEN and men of all agesand races gathered at St Mi-chael Lutheran Church on
Friday for theeighthannualSilentPro-test.
The protest,organised for the firsttimeinDurbanbytheAIDSHealthcareFoundation (AHF), in associationwithSt Michael’s Lutheran Church, high-lightedrapesurvivors’righttoPostEx-posure Prophylaxis (PEP) in order toprevent HIV sero-conversion.
Central to the protest is the publicactofshowingsolidaritywithrapesur-vivorswhoareoftensilencedbysexualviolence.
WritingforWomen24,MichelleSol-omon describes the events – held na-tionally -asprotestersstanding insoli-darity with rape survivors “ [seeking]to understand the toxicity of society’ssilencing of rape survivors by beingthemselves silenced with black gaffertape for as long as 12 hours - withoutdrinking, eating, smoking or speakingduring that time.
“Rapesurvivors,on theotherhand,wear t-shirts declaring themselves tobe just that, are free to speak and aretaskedwithsilencingthesilentprotest-ers by covering their mouths with theblack tape.
“Once the protesters have gath-ered, theyare ledbytherapesurvivors
in a march, with the rape survivorslinking their arms together to make ahuman daisy chain.”
Government crime statistics revealthat 66 000 sexual assaults were re-ported in SA last year.
Of these, only 6.5%are successfullyprosecuted and less than half of 1% ofperpetrators will serve any jail-time.
Policy and advocacy manager, LarissaKlazinga gags Zola Shezi at St Mi-chael Lutheran Church ahead of theeighth annual SilentProtest in Durbanon Friday.
PHOTO: IAN CARBUTT
KWADUKUZA based Munira Adam is theface and force of Mall Cafe.Munira was born in KwaDukuza, matriculat-ed at Stanger Secondary School and is cur-rently in her third year of a BA degree in Eco-nomics and Finance, which she is studyingvia correspondence at Varsity College.Her dream is to trade on the stock marketone day.Munira is the sole proprieter of Mall Cafe, apopular restaurant and take-away inKwaDukuza.With very supportive family and friends be-hind her, Munira says: “You don't realise howmuch hard work and effort goes into the dai-ly running of a business.
“The food business is very challenging.
“I love good food and my passion forfood really came alive when I opened mytake-away. My connection with food is agreat emotional journey that gets biggerand better each day.”
Mall Cafe has become the number onechoice in KwaDukuza, and patrons includethe mayor, many prominent business peo-ple, colleagues and friends.Munira says that Mall Cafe boasts a verytrendy settings, a high standard of food andbest of all very competitive pricing.“Cooking is very a emotional thing for meand I love everything about it,” says Munira.
Munira wishes to thank all her custom-ers, friends and family for their continuedsupport.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMunira Adam
The face and force of Mall Cafe
OVER the last two years, Margaret Hirschhas been the recipient of a variety of awardsto acknowledge her contribution to thebusiness world in South Africa and now shehas decided to launch her own awards.
“Winning these awards has been won-derful – both for Hirsch’s and for me person-ally, and I would like to see this happeningto other women in business.”Margaret explained when she decided tolaunch the Margaret Hirsch Business Wom-an of the Year Award in each area thatHirsch’s operates in.“As women, we tend not to be assertiveenough. There are so many fantastic wom-en out there who are not coming forward tobe acknowledged for their contribution to
the business world.“I would like to encourage them to come for-ward and enter the competition or nomi-nate a friend or business owner who theywould like to be recognised for this award.If you think you are a successful businesswoman don’t be too shy to enter yourself!”she said.
Hirsch Ballito, in conjunction with SimplyModels and the iLembe Chamber will behosting a function to launch the Hirsch’siLembe Business Woman of the Year Awardon Tuesday, 12 August from 1pm to 2.30pmat the Hirsch Ballito Showroom.
For more information and for entryforms, contact [email protected] for submission is 31 August 2014.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMargaret Hirsch
Hirsch’s launches Business Woman award
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Child’s miracle survival>> North Coast business woman tells of her daughter’s struggle with a cyst on her brain
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WHENKerryRitsonbecameamother she had no ideawhat shewas lettingherself
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Kiera-nowfive-hadsufferedastrokein the womb, and as a result had aporencephalic cyst one her brain,which caused hydrocephalus and re-sultedin70%oftherightbrainnotde-veloping.
However, after numerous surger-ies, the last and biggest of whichwasin May last year, Kiera is a cheeky,bouncy, beautiful little girl today.
“I am so grateful Kiera that hasbeenblessedwitha relativelynormallifeafterallshehasbeenthrough.Theleft side of her body is weaker, al-though it is not easily noticeable.With lots of therapy, we are hopefulshe will get better and better,” saidRitson.
Ritson said motherhood has notbeen easy.
At the latter stage of her pregnan-cy, shewent for a scanwhere shewastold of Kiera’s problem. Shewas alsotold that she had to “have her” rightaway.
Thereafter Kiera had to have MRIscans every threemonths to check tosee if the cyst was growing. It waswhen shewas about ninemonths oldthat she got really sick.
“Kierawas a happy baby, but sud-denly she started crying a lot andvomiting. Doctors told us she wasfine, but I didn’t believe it.We got an-other opinion and the doctor told usshe required surgery immediately as
the cyst was producing toomuch flu-id, creating enormous pressure onher brain,” said Ritson.
Ritson and her husband Brad, aformer professional soccer player,were told if Kiera was fine in sixweeks, theywere in the clear.But justbefore this milestone, she becamereally uncomfortable again followinga cold.
Although doctors said it was dan-gerous togivegeneral anaesthetic foranMRI to a sick child, her discomfortwas so bad they were forced to. Thepressure on her brain was terrific,andagainshehadtohaveemergencysurgery.
Shehadsomuchfluidonherbrainthat the remaining left side waspressed into almost a third of hercranium.
On her first birthday Kiera had tohave a shunt placed in her brain todrain the fluid into her abdomenwhere the body would re-absorb it.
At six months it became apparentKeirahadhemiplegia, a formof cere-bralpalsy,andat18monthsshestart-ed having epileptic fits. The seizurescould last as long as 30 or 40minutesand the familywere inandoutofhos-pitals with Keira every couple ofweeks.
“Doctors told us later that shewasin fact having continuous fits due tothecyst.Aftergoing fromspecialist tospecialist, who all told us differentthings, a neurologist told us about DrJamesButlerandDrRogerMelvilleatConstantiaberg Mediclinic, special-ists in epilepsy, who could performvarious surgeries to remove seizure-
trigger factors and stop the fits.“I cannot tell you how amazing
these two doctors are and how ad-vanced their knowledge is.We foundout they are among the best in theworld in their fields, and would likeotherparents inoursituationtoknowabout them,” said Ritson.
InthemeantimeKierahadbeenona strict Ketogenic diet, monitored byDr Tuschka Reynders, which cut outsugar and other substances thatcause fits and Keira hasnothadase-rious seizure for a year.
Ritson, who had sold her pavingbusinesstolookafterherchild,pains-takingly prepared Kiera’s gram-by-grammeals and gavehermedicationfourtimesaday.Bradalsogaveuphissoccer career,which tookhimawaya
lot, to be near his family.Dr Butler advised them Kiera
needed a right functional hemi-spherectomyandwereadvisedof thebenefits and risks of the surgery, butdue toKeira’spoorqualityof life, theydecided to go ahead.
She was in theatre from 8am tonearly 4pm.
After a harrowing day, Ritson andBrad found Keira stable and able tomove normally, although it was twomonths before the swelling wentdown and Keira was no longer inpain.
“After surgery Keira didn’t wantanyone who looked like a doctor ornurse near her – I was the only oneshe’d let get close. She still gets con-cerned when told people are sick, so
she has been traumatised by her or-deal,” said Ritson.
Ritson said she didn’t realise howstressed she herself was until Keirawas better.
“Youareemotionalallthetime,butsomehow you just cope because youdon’thaveanalternative.Wealsohadamazingsupport fromour familyandfriends, and worked hard at keepingour relationship strong.
“Butnowwe’reaveryhappy fami-ly with a huge success story.”
Keira is now at Rainbow Roo pre-school and, with the help of physioand speech therapists, her cognitiveability is fast catchingup toherpeers.
The Ritsons live in Hillcrest, butKerryhasrecentlyopenedCentury21inBallito and the family plan tomoveto the area next year.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKiera and mumKerry Ritson at abirthday partylast weekend.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKiera Ritson after her right function-al hemispherectomy last year.
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MERVYN KRISHNA
LASTweekmarked the 20th an-niversary of the World BreastfeedingWeek campaign adopt-
ed by the KwaDukuza Clinic to pro-mote, support, and educates womenonexclusivelybreastfeedingtheirba-bies for the first six months frombirth.
More than 100 women with theirnew-born babies who attended theevent were given a gift purchased bythenursesat theclinicasan incentivefor breast feeding.
Addressing themothers, event or-ganiser Zama Ndlovu said breastmilk is not the same as formulamilk.
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Shewent on to say: “Moms,breastfeeding helps to lose baby weightquicker and helps to protect againstpre-menopausal breast cancer.Asyoucansee,breastfeedingreally
is best for your baby and also for youas a mother.”
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNASome of the mothers are seen with their babies together with nurses at the KwaDukuza Clinic.
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THE Stanger Muslim Association(SMA) held its second WinterWarmth distribution recently at theNtshawini Community Centre.Aswiththeassociation'sfirstRama-daan distribution early last month,elated crowds of people gathered toreceive their free winter goodies.
Approximately300blanketsandduvets were handed out amidstmuch excitement and emotion.
The distribution was conducted
by SMA officials Moulana CassimXulu and Moosa Sibisi.
“It is indeed heart-warming toassist such a deserving community.
“We hope and pray that theseblankets will keep the people of Nt-shawini warm and snug this win-ter,” said Moulana Xulu.Assistant secretary of the SMAYahya Ntwana Banda added thatthe SMA is project-driven and willdefinitely continue to implementmore projects and programmes ofthis nature.
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UNkk Mbonambi uthe:“Umcabango waleli lambuungifikele ngo-2012, ngi-cabanga indlela engingasizangayo abantu basemakhayaabagenawo ugesi.”
Uthe leli lambu ligwemaubungozi bokusebenzisaamakhandlela namalambuaphalafini noma awe-gas,ngoba esikhathini esiningilezizibani zidala umonakaloyokushisa imizi.
Uthe: “Amakhandlelanamalambu kaphalafiniayinkinga enkulu em-phakathini, ngobaanobungo-zibokushisa imizinemijondo-lokufenabantu,kanti leli lam-bu aliwudingi uphalafininoma uphethiloli ukuze likh-anye,” kusho yena.
“Abantu basemakhaya”eqhuba, “bavamiseukugibelabaye emadolobheni nomaba-
hambe ibanga elide uma bed-inga ukugcwalisa (charge)omakhalekhukhwini, futhinalokho esikhathini esiningikwenziwa ngemali. Yingakholeli lambulinendawoeyakhel-we ukugcwalisa umakhale-khukhwini. Kanti nabathandibomsakazo abaphuthelwayizinhlelo nezindaba ngobaliqukethe iziteshi zomsakazoezahlukahlukene.”
Uzichaze njengomuntuokholwayo kuNkulunkulufuthi nothanda ukusiza aban-tu, yingakho naleli lambuelibona njengenye yezindlelazokuzisa abantu.
Uqhube wathi “Isikhathisami esiningi ngisichithanez-ingane esontweni njengobangiwuthisha kasonto sikole,ngiphinde ngibe nezinhleloengikhuluma kuzo emsakaz-weni zokugqugquzela um-phakathi nezintshumayelokwiVuma 103 Fm,” kushoyena.
Umakukhona othanda uk-wazi kabanzi ngaleli lambunokuthi litholakala kuphi an-gashayela enombolweni ethi:0726482013nomauthumeleimibuzo kwikheli le-emailelithi:[email protected].
ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUNkk Khale Mbonambi nelambu elisebenza ngemisebeyelanga
Ilambuelisebenzangemisebeyelangalibuye libewumsakazo
PHAKATHI kwezinto eziningi uN-kulunkulu atshengisangazouku-thi uyasithanda isidalwa esingu-
muntu,wukuletha umuntuwesifazaneemhlabeni.
Ngiyaye ngizwe ezindaweni ezinin-gi kuphikiswana noma kuncokolwangokuthi uNkulunkulu waletha u-Evaensimini yaseYideni (Eden)ngobaebo-na u-Adam enesizungu.
Ngenxa yokuthi ngimfishane ngak-wezokholo,ngekengibaphikiseabasholokho. Kodwa uma ngibuka impiloyonke jikelele, ngibona sengathiinhloso kaNkulunkulu yokuletha im-bokodo emhlabeni, yayingaphezulukakhulu kokuzochithisa u-Adam isi-zungu. Ngibona sengathi wayeyi-cabangisise kahle.
Ngikusho lokhu ngoba wayesekuh-lelile konke okuyizidingo zenyamanomphefumulo,kodwawathiumaese-lubuyekeza uhlelo lwakhe, wabonaukuthisekusele injiniukuthi lenqola in-yakaze ihambe ize ifinyelele laphoaye-funa iye khona.
Ngaphandle kokuchithisa umuntuwesilisa ‘isizungu’ kungakananiokwakungalungaemhlabeningaphan-dle kwembokodo. KUNGAKANANI?
Mingaki imindeni eqhubekanempi-lo ngoba kukhonaumuntuwesifazane,engekhongishoukubakhonakwalowo
wesilisa okufanele achithiswe ‘isizun-gu’?
Ngazi abesifazane abaningi aban-gaphiwanga izingane kodwa abondlaizingane abangazizalanga, bazi-fundise zize ziqede ema-technikonnasemanyuvesi. Kukhona abondlaomakhelwane kodwa ngaphandlekokutshela umhlaba ukuthi sebenzeukuthi nokuthi.
Bangaki namhlanje abesifazaneabenza imisebenzi emikhulu, bephet-he thina okwakufanele sizochithiswa‘isizungu’? Kwasasona lesizungu siya-ngixakamina ukuthi yisiphi ngoba no-ma ngibuza umngani umfo kaNdosiumane athi ngimenza isilima.
Le nyanga esingene kuyona, uN-cwaba (August) ngeyokubungaza im-bokodo. Cishe zonke izindawo bakho-na abesifazane abayasibani esikhany-isela wonke umuntu. Kulamasontoalandelayo,sinikaabafundibethuithu-ba lokwethulela isigqoko labo besi-fazaneababenesandla ekuthuthukise-niumphakathingezindlelaezahlukenengobaasingabaziukuthibakhonaban-ingi.
Sizocela nje ukuthi kungabi yilabaabaziwayo vele okuhlale kukhulunywangabo njalo ezindabeni. Injongoyamaphephandaba omphakathi,phakathikokuningi,ukuvulela inkund-
la labo abahlale beshaywa indiva uku-thi nabo babonakale, baziwe futhingoba umhlaba kaNkulunkulu akusi-wona owosaziwayo kuphela.
Thina lapha kwiFever sivulainkundlangokubongayonkeimbokodongokuthi ayigcinanga ngokusichithisaleso ‘sizungu’, kodwa iqinisekisileuku-thiizidalwazikaNkulunkuluziphilaim-pilo ephelele. Imbokodo incama impiloyayo njengesikhukhukazi esivulaamaphiko ukuze sivikele amachwaneaso.
Ngiyazi-ke ukuthi empilweni kuhla-le kukhona osikhwili phambana nob-hoko, abahlale belindele ukuphumaeceleni njengojosaka, abazobuza ngal-aba abathengela izingane zabo izige-benguukuthizibabulale.Akesihlukanenomkhubawokuqhakambisaizintoez-imbikuphela,siziqhakambisenezinhlengoba zikhona ziningi.
Nansoke inkundla ivuliwe ninabeNkosi. Asibungaze imbokodoezikhandla ngaphansi kwazo zonke iz-imoezinzima,ilwelaukuthiabantwanabakaNkulunkulu baphile impilo eph-elelenechichimayo.Thumelani izinda-ba ezimfishane ngalabo enifisa uku-babungazange-sms enombolweni ethi0746968731.Izindabaezinezithombezithunyelwe kwi e-mail ethi: [email protected].
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kwithimba labaculi base-Bat centreelihlanganisa abafundi abahlukenebaseThekwini.”
Usuku luzophethwa ngomculoomnandi othulwa iqembu elidumilelabesifazane elaziwa nge-Head overHills.
Inyanga yabesifazane izovalwangekhonsathi ebizwa nge-
Annual Women Power inMusic Concert, ezobe
iholwa umculi wakule-li odume ngokuculaiJazz, Afro-Soul nom-culo wesintu, uSim-phiwe Dana, eham-
bisana nezinqal-abutho ze-Jazz,
zaseThekwini, okubalwakuzo uNonhlanhlaWanda, uAngel Zon-do, uXolisa Dlamini,uThuli Mbili, uNozukoNguqu, uSheila Khu-malo noKhombi Ziqu-bu. Abafisa ukwazi
kabanzi ngale micimbi bacelwabashayele ucingo enombolo ethi:031 332 0451 noma bavakasheleiwebsite ethi: www.batcentre.co.za.Amathikithi ale micimbi atholakalango-R150, eBat Centre.
NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]
Abathandi bomculo weJazz bazot-hokozela izinhlelo ezizoba eBat Cen-tre, ngosuku lwabesifazane ngo mhlaka-9 kuNcwaba (August), emcimbiniwaminyaka yonke, okungu nyakawesine wasugulwa owaziwange-Imbokodo Celebrat-ing Women in Jazz, oqa-la ngo-2 ntambamauphele ngo-11 ebusu-ku.
Umxhumanisiwase-Bat Centre, uM-nuz T-Bone, uthe lolusuku luzobe luhlan-ganisa o-DJ bomculowe-Jazz abasukaezifundeni eziyi-6zaseNingizimu Af-rika lapho bezobebedlala iJazzkuphela. Uthe: “U-DJ ngamunye uzo-thola ihora lokudlala umculo weJazz.Lo mcimbi uzohlanganisa abathandibalo mculo abasuka ezindaweniezahlukene eNingizimu Afrika, abantuabazobe beku lo mcimbi bazotholaithuba loku lalela umculo oqhamuka
ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUmxumanisi waseBat Centre uMnuz uT-bone Hlahane umema nonkeabathandi bomculo weJazz emcimbini ezobe ise-Bat Centre
KuzobayinyangayeJazz eBatCentre
ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUmzwilili we-Jazz u-An-gel Zondo
XOLANI NXUMALONAKUBA iMeya yaKwaDukuza iliphethe ili-phethe ngezindaba ezimnandi isonto, isayinaisivumelwanosezindodlazezimali neThalaIn-vestment, esizosiza osomabhizinisi baku-MasipalawaKwaDukuza, ike yathwala kanzi-ma phakathi nesonto iba nemihlangano esh-isayo.
NgoLwesibili uMnuz RicardoMthembu oy-iMeya, ube nomhlangano nekomidi likaSose-shiniwamatekisiaKwaDukuzaobefunaukubalemeyanomkhandluwayobangeneleleesime-ni sokungaphephi kwabagibeli erenke ya-matekisikulelidolobha.Lokhukulandeleumb-hikishowabashayeli bamatekisi aKwaDukuzabebhikishile isimo sokungaphephi kwerenke.
Naleli komidi belikhala ngakho ukunga-phephi kwabagibeli nabashayeli uma sekusu-ke izidumo zokudubulana erenke, elithe ku-dalwa yingxabano yangaphakathi kusose-sishini wamatekisi waKwaMaphumulo. Lithelokhu kudubulana kusuka esikhaleni nje besekuholela ekufeni kwabagibeli abangenacalanokuphazamiseka komsebenzi wonke. Beli-phonsaimibuzoeshisayoeMeyeninomkhand-luwayo nesikhulu soMnyangowezokuThuthanokuPhepha kuHulumeni wesifundazwe ebe-sikhona kulo mhlangano, uMnuz SifundiswaLunga. Bebegxeka noMnyango we-zokuThutha nokuPhepha kulesi sifundazwengokuba nomhlangano nososeshini waK-waMaphumulo ngoMsombuluko bona ban-gaziswa lutho.
Bagcizelele ukuthi bona abangene kulengxabano yakwaKwaDukuza, kodwa bakhalangokuphazamiseka komsebenzi wamatekisiumasekuqubuke lezi ziwombezokudubulana.Bakhale nangerenke abathe isithatha abag-ibeli bamabanga amade, abathe isezitolo za-kwaBoxer. BathiuMasipalamakacacisengayonoma ayivale.
Ikhono lemeya lokwehlisa kwayo umoyanomakushisa, libonakale likudambisa ukush-isa kulo mhlangano. Ibihamba nethimba ebe-lino Sihlalo we-ANC, obuye abe nguSomlomowoMkhandlu iLembe, uMnuz ThokozaniMsweli, namakhansela kamasipala nezikhuluezibhekelele ezokuthutha kulo masipala.
Ithembise ukulusukumela lolu daba umaisithintezonkeizinhlangothi,yatholanombikoogcwele woMnyango wezokuThutha ophethelolu daba lwamatekisi aKwaDukuza.Bekukhona noMphathi wesiteshi samaPhoyi-sa saKwaDukuzauBrig.BongiweSitholeneth-imba lakhe.
Ngesikhathi imeya inomhlangano no-somatekisi ezindlini zomkhandlu wama-khansela (Council Chamber), ngaphandlebekunombhikisho wamaphoyisa omgwaqonawoPhiko olulwa nobugebengu kuleli dolob-ha.
UMnuz Sibusiso Mhlongo, onguSihlalowenyunyana yabasebenzi, iSouthAfricanMu-nicipal Workers Union (Samwu), uthekabatelekile, kodwa bafuna ukubonana noM-nuzMthembu,badluliseizikhalozabongokun-geneliseki ngabaphathi babo. Echaza ngez-inyezezintoezingabaphathikahleemsebenzi-ni uMnuz Mhlongo uthe kubaphatha kabiukucwaswangebala, athekwenziwayizikhuluezibaphethe emsebenzini.
Uthe lokhu zikwenza ngisho kumakhasi-mende abo okungabashayeli nabanikazi bezi-moto uma kunezivimba-mgwaqo zokufunaabangawakhokheli amathikithi omgwaqo.Uveze ukuthi nakuba amaphoyisa omgwaqokamasipala esuke ewuhlabe inhlali ngokwen-ziwa yizikhulu zawo, kodwa asuke ekhalangaphakathi uma ebona abaphathi bawobekhetha iphela emasini.
Uthe: “Uyabonanjeukukwenzela isibonelongokwenzeka emgwaqeni uma kwenziweizivimba-mgwaqo zokubheka abangawa-khokhele amathikithi, uma kutholakala ow-omdabu waseNdiya ongakhokhileuyavunyelwa ukuba ahambe ngemoto yakheaye ebhange eyokhipha imali yokukhokha,kodwaumakungumuntuomnyamaakanikwalelo thuba, uvele aphonsweevenini aboshwe”,kubhoboka uMnuz Mhlongo.
Uthe kuningi okubacasulayo okwenziwangabaphathi babo okubabuyisela esimwenisangaphambi kuka-1994, okungukwehlukan-isa abantu ngokobuhlanga.
Ukugcizelele ukuthi abananxa nemeya no-sopolitiki balomkhandlu, kodwa inkinga yaboikubaphathi babo emsebenzini, athe iningilabo bangabomdabu baseNdiya, nomlunguoyedwa.
Phakathi kwezingqwembe ebebeziphethelaba babhikishi, bekukhona noluthi; “Sicelaabaphathi abamnyama”.
Olunye beluthi “Phansi noEddie Boaven-ture”, okubonakala ukuthi yiso lesi sikhulu es-imhlophe abakhala ngaso. “Enye yezinhlosozalomasipalawukuthingowezi-2030ubeusu-sezingeniledolobhaelikhulu,iCity,kodwaumakusenabaphathi ababandlululayo, kakululaukukufeza lokho”, kuqhuba uMnuz Mhlongo.
ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOAmaphoyisa omgwaqo nawophiko olulwa nobugebengu KwaDukuza ebhikisha eCouncil Cham-ber ngeledlule
Belinzima eledlule emeyeniyaKwaDukuza XOLANI NXUMALO
I-UCCSA:-SELUNQUNYIWEusukulwenkonzoyokuphendulwa kwesoyi lwesakhiwo esizobangesikhulu kakhulu emlandweni we-UnitedCongregational Church of South Africa (UCC-SA), esizokuba seGroutville Mission, okulin-deleke ukuba sisingathe izinkonzo ezinkuluzaleli bandla KwaZulu-Natal.
Lokhu kuqinisekiswe kuWeekly nguMfuC.S. Mkhize ophethe eGroutville Mission.Inkonzo yokuphendulwa kwesoyi lale Confer-ence Centre izoba ngeSonto lomhlaka 17kuNcwaba (August) kophezulubese kwedlule-lwa esizeni okuzokwakhiwa kuso.
Kulindeleke ukuthi kube khona uModera-tor webandla KwaZulu-Natal uMfu NjabuloMkhanya, ozinze e-Adams Mission, ikomidieliholwanguSihlalouMfu LindokuhleGumedewaseMpushini eMbumbulu, uNobhala ose-Mahlongwa uMfu Thobani Ngema, uMg-cinisikhwama uDkt Sibusiso Dludla, uSihlaloolindile uMfu Mnyamezeli Nangu, noSiHlaloweKomidi lale Centre uMnuz. Linda Dhlomo.Le Conference Centre izoqeda ukuhlanganelaematendeni kwamaketanga (izingqungquthe-la) aleli bandla, nokulala emagumbini okufun-da ezikoleni. Kulindeleke ukuba imumatheabantu abayizi 3000.
I-Independent Baptist Church (IBC): IN-ENKONZO ende ezoqala ngoLwesihlanu lolulomhlaka8kuNcwabakuzekubeyiSonto lom-hla ka 10 kuNcwaba kophezulu.
UMfu. Innocent Nxumalo ohola leli bandlaeNtshawini, uthe lenkonzo ehambisananengqungquthela izokuba seMelville H.P.School, kwaDukuza. Isikhulumi sosuku nguNkk Nelly Dhladhla. NgoMgqibelo kuyokubane nomkhuleko, isifundo seBhayibheli, im-vuselelo nengqungquthela. Abafisa ukutholaeminye imininingwane ngale nkonzo, ban-gathintauNkkZ.T.Mthembu ku0735144504.
I Pentecostal Holiness Church:-KUZOKUBAnenkonzoyabesifazaneezoku-
ba ngoMgqibelo endlini yesonto laleli bandlaiPentecostal Holiness Church (PHC), eNewBe-ginnings, eTete, KwaDukuza.
UMfu Ayanda Nyawo ohlela lenkonzongaphansikukaMfu SimonNyawo,ophethekuLowerTugelaCircuit,utheisiqubulosalenkon-zo sithi ‘OWESIFAZANE OWESABA UNKU-LUNKULU’. Ngakusasa ngeSonto kuyokubanenkonzo yesidlo. Kumenywa wonke ama-bandla kule nkonzo eyoqala ekuseni ngo 8 izeiphele ngo 6 ntambama. Abafuna ukwazikabanzi ngalenkonzo bangathinta uMfu Nya-wo enombolweni ethi 071 855 4533.
Ezamabandla aKwaDukuza
NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]
INJABULO ibiphuphuma kubafundi abebe-qeqeshelwaubuhlengikaziekholiji laseThekwini iLi-fetime Bible Institute, bethweswa iziqu emcimbiniobuseMangosuthu University of Technology eMlazingoMgqibelo.
Leli kholiji liqeqesha abafundi abeqhamuka kuyoyonke iKwaZulu-Natal. Ngaphandle kwabahl-engikazi, kukhona abefundisi abathweswe iziquzozobudokotela kwezenkolo (Theology) kanti kubuyekwahlonishwa nalabo asebebeke induku ebandlakwezokuthuthukiswa komphakathi.
BebethweswaiziqueLifetimeBible Institute
Kwesokunxele kwabamile nguSolwaziSazi Seth Xulu ongumsunguli nom-holi weLifetime Bible Institute,kwesokudla odlubhe ezibomvunguDkt Bongani Mkhize ongomunyewezikhulu kuleli kholiji nabahlengika-zi abebethweswa iziqu
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Saints Church donatesshoes to pupils>> Pupils beam after receiving brand new school shoesMERVYN KRISHNA
PUPILS atBongimfundoPrimarySchoolinZinkwazi recently had a pleasant sur-prise when they received a donation of
schools shoes from Saints Church Stanger inpartnership with Crossroads KZN.
In order to inspire the pupils Pastor RajenSoobramoney related a story of how bad thestateofschools is inIndia,yettheythestillman-agetoproducesomeofthebestengineersintheworld.
“This means you can succeed despite yourconditions.
“This proves that through hard work anddedication, you can succeed irrespective of
yourbackgroundandbecomeleaders indiffer-ent facets of life,” said Soobramoney.
School principal Pitamber Ramgathi saidthedonationwillgoalongwaytoimprovingthelives of the pupils.
“There are children with no shoes at all atthe school, but they still attend even underthose difficult circumstances. Many childrenwalktoschoolwithnoshoes.Weoftenoverlookcertain basic necessities in life and we believethat the school shoes, particularly in the wetand coldweather, willmake a difference in thelives of these children.”
Apart from the shoes, Jimmy Supramanienprovides hot mutton soup every Wednesdaymornings for the pupils.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSeen from left are Pastor Rajen Soobramoney, school principal Pitamber Ramgathi and JimmySupramanien with pupils who received shoes.
JYOTHI LALDAS
ASpartofcelebratingNelsonMandelaInterna-tional Month, an outreach programme washeldatMbuyiseloHighSchool inward10,Ndu-lindebyMandeniLibraryServicesUnit recent-ly.Mayor Siphesihle Zulu delivered an inspiringlecture to the pupils by drawing useful lessonswhichcouldbe learnedfrominternational iconand former statesman Nelson Mandela.The celebration of Mandela Month entailed anarration of Mandela’s early life, his politicalstruggle ideals, his commitment to bringing
about democracy in SouthAfrica aswell as therole Mandela played in foreign countries, byZulu.Zulu also gave a background of the formationof theAfricanNationalCongress in1912,citingthe leaders such as Prixley ka Isaka Seme, andAnton Lembede in the formation of the YouthLeague of the ANC.The mayor also planted a tree with pupils tomark the celebration of Nelson Mandela’s life.Concluding the lecture Zulu warned pupils tobe careful not to become victims of peer pres-sure but instead to adopt a positive and disci-plined lifestyle.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMandeni mayor Siphesihle Zulu together with pupils, officials and teachers plant a tree inmemory of Madiba.
Reaching out to Mandeni school
Buzz Montessori has declared everyFriday, Black Friday to raise aware-ness about abuse of women andchildren. The children are attemptingto make the community aware ofthe atrocities against them. Someof the children are seen dressed inblack.
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Buzz MontessoriBlack Friday
Pupils from Glenhills Primary Schoolare participating in the Fundanamivariety concert taking place thisweek at Stanger Secondary School.Participants are seen with theirteachers T Naidoo, Principal ChristyKistasamy, S Morris and RK Soni.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Budding stars inconcert
PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASGrade R pupils of Stanger Manor Secondary School dressed in black on Friday, standing in sol-idarity with the Morris family who are mourning the loss of their four year old son Taegrin.Taegrin died after being dragged from a car for several kilometres when his mother’s car washijacked last month.
Standing with the Morris family
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6 Seater lounge suite,1700 x 2200AluminiumWindow Frame withGlass. Phone: 082 6341344.
2 bedroom flat to let @Rob’s Place, Avail: 1Sep 2014. Tel: 084 4363006.
2 bedrooms, 2 toilets,2 bathrooms, openplan lounge, kitchenand d/room, securecomplex, prepaid wa-ter and lights. Contact:032-551 2173/082 8183232.
1.Highridge-3 b/r,L/K/D, fully fitted, avail-able immediately.2.Stg Heights-1 largeroom, semi furnished +remote gate.3.Stg Mnr-Main home,4 b/r, L/K/D, fully fitted.4.Stg Mnr-1 b/r, L/K,fully fitted.Contact: 032-5525596/084 224 9201/email: [email protected].
2 Bedroom, Lounge,Kitchen, Bathroom,Toilet For rent. Con-tact: 032-551 4260/5,Available 1 September2014.
2 Rooms fully furnishedalso 1 room, K.T.B,L/W, secure, Sch. Rd,Stg Manor. Contact:073 772 9513.
3 bedroom house withgarage, 31 GledhowRoad-Opp. DolphinCoast Sports Cen-tre, Rental: R3500.00(excluding). Phone:032-551 1211/2 (officehours).
Glenhills-2 Bedroom,fully tiled, full built-ins,Rent: R2700. ContactDarron: 072 959 1312.
Glenhills, Outbuilding-Spacious 2 bedroom,open plan kitchen,lounge, toilet/shower,fully tiled, includingwater, lights card sys-tem. Contact: 083 6042288.
Large basement inStanger Manor. Tel:032-552 3328.
Room to let, ideal fornurses or students nearthe Hospital, Hullett Str.Stanger. Contact Valer-ie: 076 419 2085.
Stg Manor-2 Bed,R3000.1 Bed, R2500.Princes Grant, fully fur-nished1 Bedroom, R5000.2 Bedroom, R6500.Call: 081 475 7484.
Cottage/Outbuildingfor rent, 2 bedrooms,lounge, dining, kitch-en & bathroom, RentR2800. Available 1September 2014. Con-tact: 072 417 2988.
(1)2 bedroom housewith in suit kitchen anddining room in Town-view. Price R550 000.(2)3 Bedroom house inTown view Price R850000.For more informationcontact Mthunzi on 083729 6425.
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Offices and Mini fac-tory available for longterm rental, Red Street,Isithebe. Contact: 083627 5392.
Premises to let in ClarkRoad, Stanger. Phone:078 652 6769.
Transport or lift clubrequired from Stangerto Dube Tradeport,7:30am to 4:30pm.Contact John: 083 5330734.
Transport requiredfrom Stanger Heightsto Sappi Tugela from7:30am to 4:30pm.Contact: 083 5330734.
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 [email protected].
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2001 Ford Ranger,white, 2.5 Diesel, R52000 neg.1995 Citi Golf 1.3 Red,R25 000 neg.Contact: 072 0337733/082 961 6764.
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what’s onTo place a notice in the “What's on” sec-tion, email [email protected] or fax us on 032 5523985. Deadline – Monday 4pm. Items inthis section will only be run twice aheadof your event and are free of charge.
>>The community is invited for free taebo lessonsfrom today (Wednesday) August 6 at The Quartz(Old Gym) in Stanger Manor.
The lessons commence at 6pm. For enquiries con-tact Tarzan Naicker on 076 505 6825.
>>A Latin American dance social will be held on23 August at 7pm at the Phoenix Technical Collegein order to raise funds for local charity organisation786 Helping Hands.
For more information contact Sue on 076 5662825.
>>Stanger Secondary School’s class of 94 will becelebrating at a 20 year reunion on 9 August 2014.Interested in getting together with old friends?
Contact Adhir Maharaj – 083 786 2907, VishanthSingh – 072 233 1402, Yusuf Khan – 083 675 8171 orVanessa Pillay – 081 758 3936.
>>The Sri Ramakrishna Jyoti invites the public totheir Gita week celebration at the Sanctuary OnenessAshram, Sheffield Beach Road, Umhlali from 11 Au-gust until 18 August at 6pm daily.
For more information contact Risha Diaram on032 586 0943, Roy Ramadeen on 082 563 7976, SitaRamadeen on 032 525 4484 or Eddie Durgapersadhon 083 584 7873.
>>Matric 2013 certificates are now available forcollection from Stanger Secondary School.
>>Stanger Secondary School will hold theirGrades eight to 12 parents meeting on Thursday, 31July from 5.30pm until 7.30pm.
>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive,Stanger Heights will be observing Githa week fromMonday, 11 August to Sunday, 17 August.
Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 8pm daily.Sunday, 17 August Krishna Janam Asthmi will be
celebrated from 6pm until midnight.Daily bhajans and various speakers will be render-
ing discourses on the Bhagavat Gita. All are invitedto attend.
For further information contact: PRO MadhuriSing on 082 324 3406, president J Harilall on082 685 7575 or Head of religious Roy Mahanga on
084 5566 601.>>The ISKON (International Society for Krishna
Consciousness) Centre in Stanger, would like to inviteyou and your family to our weekly Nama Hatta pro-gramme. Kindly join us for a spiritually enlighteningprogramme that’s held at Sabha Hall which com-mences at 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. Donationsin cash or kind will be appreciated. For more informa-tion contact Ivan on 032 457 0464 or 078 3372 408.
>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be contact-ed for funeral services and home services.
Cooking and baking also done, by a dedicatedband 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 Sundayfrom 8.30 - 9.30am Monday from 6pm - 7pm. Tues-day from 7pm - 8pm.
For further information kindly contact the templeon 032 551 1744.
>>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.
MERVYN KRISHNA
MOREthan3000pre-primary school childrenfrom the KwaDukuza area had much to smileabout when Mr Price Home and Mr Price ProRed Cap Foundation handed them blankets.
The handover took place at the InkanyeziCreche in Shakaville, where children from 52crècheswereeachpresentedwithstylishblan-
kets.At thehandover TitasiBolani fromtheedu-
cation department thanked Mr Price Pro.“Theseblanketswill come inveryhandy for
our children,”she said.Mr Price Pro marketing director Kerry
Strauss said the handoverwas the highlight ofthe Mr Price Home and Mr Price Pro Red CapFoundation project.
“This was an opportunity to take what wehave, talent and design and combine them tomake someone happy,” Strauss said.
Mr Price Group sustainabilitymanagerNa-tasja Ambrosio said the investment had beenmade in a key area.
“Seeing the little children wrap themselvesin blankets they may not have otherwise,makes me emotional. I have goose bumps.”
TheteachersandchildrenthankedMrPricethe best way they know how, by paradingaround the crèche singing and dancing withtheir blankets.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSome of the children and teachers with the blankets
Children warmed upwith Mr Price
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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESSENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT (BA) FOR THE PROPOSED MTHANDENI IRRIGATION
EXTENSION SCHEME, KWA-ZULU NATALEDTEA REFERENCE NO:
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 54 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2010as amended, the intent to carry out an activity as listed under Section 24(5) of the National EnvironmentManagement Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) and published in Government Notice No. R.543 of 2010. Theintention is therefore to seek Environmental Authorisation for a number of listed activities:
Proposed Activity: Jeffares & Green, on behalf of the Qwabe Development Secondary Co-operative, withthe technical assistance and guidance of the Gledhow Sugar Company, propose to extend the Mthandenilrrigation Scheme which forms part of the development plan for the Glendale Valley.
The extension makes provision for a further 340 ha (hectares) of suitable land to be planted to irrigatedsugarcane. Water for the irrigation will be extracted from the uMvoti River and pumped to a small balancingdam (storing approximately 34 000 m3) on a minor tributary nearby from where it will be pumped into thelands. The identified areas were previously used for dryland sugarcane production, but has, in some places,in the recent past reverted back to grazing and small plots.
Location:The Study Area for the Mthandeni lrrigation Extension Scheme is approximately 340 hectares in extent andlocated within the Maphumulo Local Municipal Area. The co-ordinates of the site are:
Latitude /Longitude Degrees Minutes SecondsSouth 290 16’ 58.56”East 310 04’ 30.74”
Name of Applicant:Qwabe Development Secondary Co-operative,
Type of Assessment:The project falls under the definition of an Activity which must follow an Environmental Basic AssessmentProcess as described in the Regulations 21 through 25 of the Environmental Impact AssessmentRegulations, 2010. Please note that there are a number of Activities that may be triggered as a result of theproposed project and these will be listed and assessed as part of the Environmental Basic AssessmentProcess to be conducted.
Consultant to contact: SiVEST Environmental DivisionContact: Shivani NaidooP.O. Box 707, Msunduzi, 3231Tel: 033 347 1600Fax: 033 347 5762Email: [email protected]
In order to ensure that you are registered as an Interested and/or Affected Party (I&AP), and toreceive further information regarding this process; please submit in writing your name, contactinformation and interest in the matter to the contact person named above.
EDTEA REFERENCE NO: DC29/0015/2014
IT is five months away, but HirschBallito decided to host a “cracker of aChristmas”networkingbreakfast re-cently.
Withmince pies and other Christ-mas treats, it was a memorable net-working opportunity. Main guestsspeakers were Rae Dengler from
Show Me Ballito/Umhlanga whogave a talk on this popular site, andBallito’s Mr Entertainment, DannyFisher, who had everyone in stitchesafter singing an interesting renditionof Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Almost everyone who attend wona prize.
EntertainerDanny Fisherand guestspeaker RaeDengler.PHOTOS: SUP-PLIED
Christmas inJuly at Hirsch
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Taekwon-Do teamgoes ‘global’THE Global Taekwon-Do Federation(GTF) held its Euro-Asia champion-ships from 24 to 27 July, in Salerno,Italy, with many European countriesparticipating.
The Ballito Martial Arts Academytogether with Budo Martial Art con-gratulates the following students forrepresenting the South Africa GTFTaekwon-Doteamandfortheirexcel-lent results.Sparring (contact) in their respectivedivisions:Goldmedals: LuckyNhlanhlaNdlovuand Miki Oshua.Silver: Victor Aparicio and HumairaKhan.Patterns intheirrespectivedivisions:Silver: Humaira Khan.Bronze: Victor Aparicio and Miki
Oshua.The students from the Ballito and
CenturionDojang’s thank their inter-national instructor Guk-Jae SabumNim Vladimir Grachev for his excel-lent instruction and coaching.
Humaira Khan from KwaDukuzathanked her instructor TimurKurmanov for his instruction andsupport.“A special thank you to the sponsorsthat contributed to the members ofthe SA GTF team.
“This is most appreciated, andwithout your support and generosityit would not be possible for us to at-tend such international events andshowcase the skills and talent wehave in South Africa,” said Khan.
Students are now training under
Grachev and Kurmanov in order torepresentSouthAfricaatthefirstGTFOpen International Championshipsin South Africa.
The event will take place from the4-7 December at the ICC Centre inDurban.
For more information aboutmixed martial arts or to join a classcontact Kurmanov on 084 923 2007or visit www.budomartialarts.co.za.
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The team (back, from left) LuckyNdlovu, Miki Oshua, Victor Aparicio,and (front) Guk-Jae Sabum NimVladimir Grachev and Humaira Khan.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
>> Locals perform excellently in international tournament
PC Training and Business Collegehas gained a reputation amongstleading employers and industryorganisations for outstandingperformance in theeducationsec-tor.
Its accomplishments includesawards forbusinessgrowth, com-munity engagement, customer fo-cus, economic development, gen-der empowerment and businesseducation and training.
In the recentPMRAfricaBrandAwareness rating, the institutionswas nominated to receive thehighest level Diamond ArrowAward in theBusinessSector in ITTraining Institutions in KZN. Therating was based on perceptionsfrom corporates and senior gov-ernment officials and the criteriaincluded economic growth anddevelopment, managerial exper-tise corporate governance, brandawareness and levels of innova-tion.
The companies/institutionswere judged on their involve-ments to enhance economicgrowth and development of theprovince; levels ofmanagerial ex-pertise; implementation of corpo-rate governance; brand aware-ness and levels of innovation.
Thepurposeof theawards is tocelebrate excellence. Through theawards PMR Africa wants to ac-knowledge and set a bench markforothers toaspire toandalsocre-ate an opportunity for companiesand institutions whereby a teamor division can be recognised forall their hard work.
The Awards Ceremony willtake place next month in KZN.
CEO of PC Training & BusinessCollege Jay Ramnundlall was de-lightedat therecognitionhis Insti-tute received citing that it was atrue victory for his staff andman-agement who goes the extramile.“Every decisionwemake is aboutwhat is in the best interest for thelearners,” said Ramnundlall.
He added, “Also important toour future, is about maintainingthefantasticcustomerservicethatmakes us different from our com-petitors. That’s always been a keyingredient inourcustomerpropo-sition.We have sharpened our fo-cus in this area with a number ofinitiatives.”
The Diamond Award recogni-tion bears testimony to the insti-tutes efforts in making educationnot just affordable but a leadingeducation service provider.
DiamondArrow Awardfor PC Trainingand BusinessCollege
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDStanger Minister's Forum distributed 250 blankets tothe residents of Happy Valley (Glenhills) and Bangla-desh (Gledhow). Pictured are Pastors Rajen Soobra-money and Louis Abrahams with Pep Stores manager-ess Faith.
Keeping the communityof KwaDukuza warm
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weeklywheelsStrong interest forHino South Africa
>> Hino has a long history of involvement with the South Africanfarming community
HINOSouthAfricaisenjoyingstrong interest in itsprod-ucts, which were exhibited at a recent agriculturalshow.
“We used the show to preview our new 500-series 2626long-wheelbase freight carrier, as well as promote Hino’s
winning achievements in the comparative tests betweenfourmajor brandsofmediumcommercial vehicles (MCV)conductedbyalocal transportmagazineearlier thisyear,”explained Hino SA vice-president Ernie Trautmann.
The Hino 2626 6x2 is an ideal vehicle for versatile
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe 915 truck on show at Nampo was suitably adorned with a huge red rosette.
IN recent weeks hijacking hasbeenmoreprominentinthenews,asSouthAfricanswaitedanxious-ly for news of the safe return ofMongezi Phike, and mourned forfour-year-oldTaegrinMorris,whowas murdered by a hijacker.
Vehicle tracking and stolen ve-hicle recoveryspecialistCartrack,reports that it has taken manycalls from concerned parents forguidance on how to deal with hi-jacking, particularly when chil-dren are in the car.
The company advises thatwhile the idea of such a situationis frightening, parents should dis-cuss the possibility of this eventu-ality with children who are oldenough to understand, and talkabout how to respond.
Cartrack has also offered somepractical pointers:• Be aware of what is happeningaround you on the road at alltimes.
• Statistically, you are more likelyto be hijacked between 4pm and8pm, especially on a Friday, andmost hijackings occur in the vic-tim’s driveway.
• Prepare yourself mentally andphysically for ahijack situationbyrole-playing a possible scenariowith your family. Treat it as agame,sothatyourchildrenwillre-act appropriately.
• It is important to realise thatthere is often nothing you can doother than co-operatewith the hi-jackers.
• As difficult as it may sound, trytoremaincalm,asthehijackerwillrespond according to your reac-tion.
• Acknowledge the hijacker’spresence. Don’t make eye contactand keep your hands visible.
• Before leaving home, positionyourchild’scarseatonthepassen-ger side of the vehicle so that youcan reach back, undo your child’ssafetybeltandbringthemoutwithyou in the event of a hijacking.
• If you have been hijacked, avoidgettingoutof thecar first and thenopeningthebackdoors togetyourchildout.Ifthisisunavoidableandyou are forced to exit your vehiclewhileasmall child is still strappedto a baby seat, take the car keyswith you as a “bargaining” tool.
• If your children are old enough,take thechild-lockoff yourvehicleand teach themhow to undo theirsafety belt, exit the car and moveto safety upon your instruction.
• At all times, let the hijackersknow what you are doing anddon’tmake any suddenmoves.—Wheels 24.
Avoidance and handling ofa hijacking situation
transport requirements of large agriculturaloperations. It boasts excellent load-carryingcapacity and an economical power train.
The Hino 300-series, which has been aleader in the localMCVmarketsince its intro-duction to the market as the Toyota Dynain 1965, fared well in the MCV comparisontest run. The run involved two drives be-tweenHartebeesport and Belfast, once ladenandonceempty.Therewasalsoa test sessionat the Gerotek facility.
The overall winner of the comparisonrun test was the Hino 300-series 915, whichcompeted in the eight-nine-ton gross vehiclemass(GVM)class. Itemergedasthemostfuel-efficient truck in its class, and also as theoverall winner in both the payload and pro-ductivity categories. The 915 truck on showat Nampo was suitably adorned with a hugered rosette – the sign of a winner.
TheHino300-series714,competing inthe6/7-ton GVM category, also fared well in thecomparison test, coming out best in class interms of both payload and productivity.
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Nevil’s Auto sufferhumiliating defeat>> Isithebe expected a severe backlash from favourites Nevil’s Auto
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NEVIL’S Auto Darts Club suf-fered a humiliating 4-9 defeatat the hands of Isithebe Paints
in the Distell Richelieu-sponsoredKwaDukuza Darts AssociationLeaguegameplayedattheTasteofIn-dia Restaurant in KwaDukuza onWednesday night.
After their shock defeat at thehands of rookies, Darnall ActionSporting a fortnight ago, Isithebe ex-pected a severe backlash from favou-rites Nevil’sAuto.But,theirwoescon-tinued onWednesday night after los-ing the first two 1001 teamcompetitions.
Nevil’s Auto shared the spoils in
the 801 team competition, but weretrailing1-3heading into the firstdou-bles match of the evening. VineshGeanballey and Jerry Govendermade a formidable combination,trouncing the more fancied SanjaySingh and Sidney Naicker in the firstdoubles clash.
VishalinParmasivanandNinePil-lay rubbed further salt into thewounded Nevil’s Auto after outwit-ting Shaun Pillay and Paddy Paday-achee to extend Isithebe’s lead (5-1).Kuben Naidoo and Nevil Kisten gaveNevil’s Auto a glimmer of hope (2-5)after beating Asogan Latshoomananand Jerry Arunachellam in the finaldoubles match.
Nevil’s Auto needed to win five of
the six remaining singles matches inthehopeofsnatchingvictoryfromthejawsofdeath. Singh,whohasbeen inhorrendous form throughout themonthof July lost theopening singlescontest against arch-rival Geanbal-ley.
Trailing2-6,thewritingwasonthewall for Nevil’s Auto. Parmasivan,Latshoomanan and Arunachellamwon their singles match against Pil-lay, Naidoo and Kisten to inspireIsithebe to a memorable 9-4 victory.
Meanwhile, Darnall proved thattheir win against Nevil’s Autowas nofluke after snatching a thrilling 7-6victory against Gledhow United onWednesday night.
The match was evenly contestedwith the scores tied on 2-2 after thefirst four teammatches. Darnall tooka 5-2 lead after a sensational 3-0drubbingof their rivals in thedoublesmatches. Yogan Pillay kept United inthehuntforhonoursafterbeatingDe-vanGounden in the first singles clashof the night.
Cyril Pillay restored Darnall’s 3-pointcushion (3-6)andput thesugar-caneladsinthedrivingseataftermer-cilessly annihilating Dhana Naidoo.
Trailing 3-6, United stunned theirrivals, winning the next three singlesmatches (thanks to the stellar perfor-mance of Charlie Pillay, Vasa Run-gasamyandJodieNaidoo) to level thescores at 6-6.
Sadly, all their hard work was invain after man-of-the-match SashenNaidoobeat JustinNaidoo in the finalsinglesoftheeveningtoguideDarnallto a thrilling 7-6 win.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERIsithebe Paints Darts Club were ecstatic on Wednesday night after trouncingarch-rivals Nevil’s Auto 6-3 at the Taste on India Restaurant in KwaDukuza.
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DOLPHINSIIIcementedtheirpo-sitionat the topof theDolphinCoastSquash Third Division League logtable after trouncing Darnall III(12-7) at the Dolphin Coast SportsCentre squash courts on Tuesdaynight.
Ravi “Sugar” Pillay, playing atfour gave the home team a perfectstart after trouncing Andrew Potgi-eter in straight sets (3-0). Veteransquash campaigner Pete Goss wasfar fromdisgracedaftergoingdown1-3 to Ranjith Rhugoonan.
BJMansfield stunnedhis young-er opponent, Evashen Govender(3-2) in a 5-setter marathon to giveDarnall a glimmer of hope. FarrelJames cameback strongly after los-ing the opening set to topple Dol-phinstopseedElvisGovender (3-2).
Dolphins bagged the 2-bonuspoints to notch up an impressive12-7winandextendtheirleadatthetop of the log standing.
Meanwhile, Dolphins IwallopedDarnall I (13-6) in a Dolphin CoastSquash First Division League game
played in KwaDukuza on Thursdaynight.
Newmum, Kim Stewart was theover the moon after beating DinoMoodley (3-2) in a five-settermara-thon. She dedicated her win to herbundle of joy.
Grant Fowlds stunned Srini Mu-rugan to take a commanding 2-0andwas leading6-4 in the third set.Murugan clawed his way back intocontention winning the 3rd set(11-8) and cantered to a fluent 11-7win in the 4th set to level the scoresat 2-2 and push the game into a 3rdand decisive set.
Murugan was all the rage in thefinal set cantering to a comfortable11-5 (3-2) win. Mitch Hedgesproved too strong for former Dol-phins skipper, Yashin Tewary (nowdonning the colours of Darnall)trouncinghiminstraightsets (11-5;11-6; 11-5) to give Dolphins a 8-5lead.
Dolphins top seed Avesh Nur-badh snatched a thrilling 3-1 winagainstBjornRenckentoinspirethehometeamtoaresounding13-6(in-cluding the 2-bonus points) victory.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERDolphins III comprising Elvis Govender, Ranjith Rhugoonan, Shawn Goven-der, Evashen Govender and Ravi “Sugar” Pillay were over the moon afterbeating Darnall (12-7) on Tuesday night.
Dolphins IIIconsolidate topspot
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GROVE End clinched the Sunil Pran-path Incorporated (SPI) CorporateLeague Knockout Cup (hosted byKwaDukuza Volleyball Association)after beating Team Style in straightsets (2-0) in the final played before ahuge crowd at the association courtson Friday night.
Stylebooktheirplaceinafinalwitha hard fought 25-27; 25-27; 15-13win against Cool Leaders. Grove Endhardly broke a sweat in their fluent25-13; 25-14 win against TeachersStyle outfit.
Style stunned the more fanciedGrove End lads to take a 12-9 lead.But, as the game gained momentumGrove End started to take control be-fore levelling the scores at 17-17.
Style ralliedbackwithNishenGoven-der andAlvinMoonsamy beating theGrove End block to give their team anarrow20-18.ThevastexperienceofPreggie Pillay, Kamal Singh and RajNaidoogaveGroveEndtheaddedim-petusatthedeath,whowentontosealthe first set 25-21.
After a courageous display in theopening set, Style virtually threw inthe towel in the2nd set. Pillay’swickedover-arm serve gave the Style rear-guard a huge headache and the pint-
with some deft touches as Grove Endcantered to a comfortable 25-13 winto clinch the SPI Knockout Cup.
President ofKDVAIsaacAbrahamwas greatly indebted to Sunil Pran-path (CEOof Sunil Pranpath Incorpo-rated) for his magnanimous gesturein promoting corporate volleyball inKwaDukuza.
Wednesday, 3 September with the fi-nal scheduled to takeplaceonFriday,5 September. Males born in 1979 orlaterandfemalesbornin1989areeli-gible to participate in the tourna-ment.
Meanwhile, there was a hugescare for log leaders, Grove Endwholost the opening set (22-25) against
Randsons in the EZE’S ElectricalCompetitive League fixture played atthe association courts on Thursdaynight. But, they rallied back winningthe 2nd set (25-14) before a nail-biting15-13 win.
The acid test looms for Grove Endon August 14 when they lock hornswith former league champs KSST.
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How sudden was your call that shocked us all.Those hard working hands are now at rest.
We love and miss you very much. Rest in peace.You and your family are invited to attend the
13th Day Ceremony of the late Mrs. AnnapooraniReddy (Vimla) on Monday, 11 August 2014 atStanger Sabha Hall commencing at 11:00am.Sadly missed by Daya Reddy and Family.
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In Loving Memory of the late
Johnny Ramessar
You toiled so hard for those you loved dad. Yousaid goodbye to none. Your spirit flew before weknew. Your work on earth was done. We miss youdad. Our hearts are sore, as time goes by we missyou more. Your life was love and labour. Your lovefor family was true. You did your best for all of us
dad. We will always remember you.Sadly missed by your wife-Romilla, children,sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandson, family
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Your day is done, Your journey complete. Death’s callon the door was not welcome. Your parting has lefta void.We remember with joy the memories you left behind.Your legacy is everlasting, God has you in his keepingamong the best he has chosen.
You and your family are kindly requested toattend theYearlyMemorial Service of the
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RAJIV Tambuti Singh was electedpresident of Dawnheights CricketClub at the annual general meeting-cum-awards ceremony held on Sun-day at Manor Primary School.Outgoing president of Dawnheights,Roy Ramsunder said: "Last seasonwas adisasterwherewe finished lastin the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket UnionChallenge League Division OneStream and have been relegated tothe Division Two Stream.“It was a learning experience for usaswemove forward into thenewsea-son building a stronger, committedsquad.”He congratulatedMikhaylin Naickerwho was selected as captain of theKZN Rural Under-17 squad.Ramsunder was indebted to all offi-cials who worked tirelessly in ensur-ing a successful golf day tournament.
It was a disappointing 2013/2014seasonforDawnheightswhofailed tosecureanysilverwareinthedomesticleague. Dawnheights 'A' finished adismal 6th in the Twenty-20 Leagueand Dawnheights 'B' finished at thefoot of the log table.IntheIlembeCricket50OversLeaguethey finished third.Secretaryof theclubShahilRamsun-derwas over themoonafterwaltzingaway with the coveted president'saward.SauravSinghwasadjudged themostimprovedplayerwithAdeshBagelooscooping the fielding acco-
lade.MukhulMishra claimed the bat-ting award with the bowling awardgoing to Adhil Mohan.
MuhamedShezadwasvotedplay-er of the season.Otherofficialselected toserveDawn-heights in the 2014/2015 season areRoy Ramsunder and Shaneel Maha-raj (vice-presidents),ShahilRamsun-der(secretary),AdhirMaharaj (assis-tant secretary), Sashen Sadayan (re-cord clerk), Suveer Maharaj(treasurer), Eugene Mseleku (assis-tant treasurer) and Arhad Singh (as-sistant record clerk).
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERRoy Ramsunder presents the president's award to Shahil Ramsunder.
Singh elected Dawnheights president
EZE’S Electrical Competitive LeagueThursday, 7 August7.00pm-Randsons vs KSST (um-
pire-Grove End)8.00pm-Titans vs Grove End
(umpire-Randsons)Official on Duty: Ajey PillayClub on Duty: TitansKDSA Social LeagueThursday, 7 August7.00pm-Sunbrook vs MOB (um-
pire-Teachers Style)8.00pm-Teachers Style vs Dar-
nall United (umpire-Teachers Style)Official on Duty: Devan Moon-
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KDVA to host NandosWomen’s KO Cup>>KwaDukuza women urged to take advantage opportunityWEEKLY REPORTER
KWADUKUZAVolleyballAssociation(KDVA)will host the Nandos-sponsored Women’sVolleyball Knockout Cup on Friday, 22 Au-
gustattheassociationcourtscommencing at6pm.President of KDVA Isaac Abraham expressed
his sincere thanks to Zak Vadia (manager of Nan-dos Stanger) for their generous R2 000 sponsor-ship towards the women volleyball tournament.
Abraham said: “On 22 August the names of allthefemaleplayersparticipatinginthetournamentwill go intoahatand teamswilldrawnbe fromthehat.
“Therandomselectionof teamswillgivenovic-esanopportunityofrubbingshoulderswith expe-rienced volleyball players.”
Teams will be divided into two pools withmatches played on a league basis in each pool.
In the pool games, matches will be contestedon the basis of best of three sets (comprising of 15uncapped points, a team must win by two clearpoints). Thetoptwoteamsineachpoolwillcontestthe final.
The final will be contested on the basis of bestof three sets with the first two sets comprising of25 capped points and the final set 15 uncappedpoints.
Medalswill beawarded toall participantswithtrophies awarded to thewinners. All womenpar-
ticipating in the tournament will be given supperat Nandos.
Abraham urged the women of KwaDukuza totakeadvantageoftheopportunitytoplaysportandsocialise with others.
KDVA public relations officer Kruba Jaramsaid:“WiththemonthofAugustdedicatedtowom-en,here is anopportunity forwomen to showcasetheir talent.”
In other volleyball news, KDVA in associationwiththeDepartmentofEducationandtheDepart-mentofSportandRecreationwill hostavolleyballtournament at the association courts today(Wednesday) for primary schools and on Friday,8 August for secondary schools.
The tournament gets underway at 12noon onbothdays.ThetournamentwillcaterforUnder-13boys and girls (primary schools) and Under-17boys and girls (secondary schools).
Manor Primary, Dawnview, Ashram, KwaDu-kuza, Stanger Heights, Glenhills, Shakaskraal,Lee Primary and Gledhow Primary Schools willcontest the U13 tournament.
In the U17 tournament Manor Secondary, MLSultan,StangerSecondary,Darnall,GlenhillsSec-ondary and Shakaskraal Secondary will be vyingfor honours.
The winning school in the U13 and U17 rankswill represent KwaDukuza in the Ilembe DistrictGames scheduled to take place in September.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERManager of Nandos Stanger Zak Vadia presentsa cheque of R2 000 to KwaDukuza VolleyballAssociation public relations officer Kruba Jaram.
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