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MILLIONS in material lossesand under-spending byKwaDukuza Municipality

(KDM)has been reflected in the Au-ditor General’s draft annual reportfor 2012/2013.

The report was tabled by mayorRicardo Mthembu at a full councilmeeting last Thursday.

In his presentation, Mthembuhighlighted that the municipality re-ceived a financially unqualified auditreport. Mthembu added this ‘alsoprovides opportunity to determinewhether the municipality is still oncourse for a clean audit in 2014’.

Representative from the office ofthe Auditor General (AG) Indran Pe-rumal, delivered a brief outline tocouncil,commendingthemunicipali-ty on its efforts, but cautioning themon findings which could give themu-nicipality apoor reflectionat theAG’soffice.

The report acknowledgesprogressmade in the 2012/13 finan-cial year, aswell as challengesahead.

Some findings to which emphasiswas drawn included financial state-ments which showmaterial losses of74,71million kilowatts amounting toR46,12 million, incurred as a resultof ‘technical and non-technical elec-tricity distribution losses’, as well asmaterial under spending on the cap-ital budget to the value of R233,66million.

“This has resulted in the munici-pality not achieving all of its plannedservice delivery targets for the year.

“In addition, irregular, fruitlessandwastefulexpenditureincurredbythemunicipalitywas notinvestigatedto determine if any person is liablefor the expenditure, in accordancewith theMunicipal FinanceManage-

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not condoned bytherelevantauthor-ity, and reasonable steps were nottakentopreventit,”said Auditor Gen-eral Thembekile Kimi Makwetu inthe report.

The report stated performancemanagement was of ‘particular con-cern’, as thiswasalreadyhighlightedby the AG at the end of the previousfinancial year.

It saidmeasures taken to improveperformance were not supported bysufficient evidence, as Section 46 ofthe Municipal Systems Act of SouthAfrica,2000(actno32of200)(Munic-ipal Systems Act) requires when

The AG found that the accountingofficer (municipal manager), man-agement and the municipal councildid not exercise oversight responsi-bility over the annual performancereport and with key legislation.

The AG also noted in the reportthat there are a number of investiga-tions inprocess relating tovariousal-legations of financial misconductagainst municipal officials.

Opposition parties were not giventhe opportunity to comment at themeeting andwere told to submit con-cerns in writing, as per regulation.

Dolphin Coast Residents andRatepayers’ Association chairmanLouisLuytJnrsaidfromevidencegiv-

en in the report, the municipalityshould not receive a clean audit thisyear.

“There are irregularities secondto none - as we have been saying,many KDM staff members are notqualified for their jobs and perform-ance and service delivery are notmanaged properly, or even at all,”said Luyt.

Luyt will be sending a supple-mentary affidavit to the Public Pro-tector (PP),this following a documentsubmitted last year detailing variousexamples of poor service deliveryfrom KDM.

“Wewant a response fromall par-ties before April 2014, and will be

putting pressure on the municipalityand specifically the PP for this,” saidLuyt.

Mthembu encouraged ratepay-ers’ associations and community or-ganisations to use the document togive feedback, proposals and com-ments, as council is also reviewing itsIntegrated Development Plan (IDP).

The council will consider the an-nual report and all comments re-ceived, at a meeting scheduled forlater this year. This meeting will beopen to the public.

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planned targets are notachieved.

Adequate and reliable sup-porting evidence could not beprovided for 34% of the meas-urestakentoimproveperform-ance.

“Themunicipality’s recordsdidnotpermitapplicationofal-ternative audit procedures.Consequently, I did not obtainsufficient and appropriate au-dit evidence to satisfymyself asto the reliability of measurestaken to improve perform-ance,” said Makwetu.

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MORE than 4 000 pirated DVDs and sexualperformance enhancers were found whenthe KwaDukuza Cluster Task Team, SARSCustoms and the South African FederationAgainstCopyrightTheft(SAFACT)raidedtheAl-Makkah take-away in Stanger Manor onFriday.

According to cluster commander Briga-dier Derek Captain Hastibeer, the team re-ceived information about pirated DVDs be-ing sold at the outlet and acted on the tip off.

“When the teamarrivedat the scene theyfound the DVDs on display for sale. Onsearching the premises they discovered inexcess of 4 000 counterfeit DVDs, 23 200plastic sleeves, 9 200 blank discs and 10 LGDVDwriters. These items are all used in theproduction of pirated DVDs.”

He added the officers also found a bottlehidden in a bin containing various types ofsexual performance enhancementdrugs in-cludingKamagragelandpills,Penagrapills,herbal Viagra pills and Dapoxetine pills.

“These pills could be harmful and there-fore, should not be sold at a tikka-shop likethis.Allthoseinvolvedinanyillegalactivitiesshould take heed of this warning, we willcatch you and you will face the full force ofthe law.”

The owner of the store, Mohammed AliGavi, was arrested and appeared in theKwaDukuzaMagistrate’s Court onMonday.He was released on bail.

Pirated DVDsand sex­pillsconfiscated

THEDolphinCoastHospiceAsso-ciationwillhosttheirannualfund-raising Valentine’s Day DinnerandDanceonFriday,14Februaryat theStangerSivaSungamHallat6:30pm.

BoardmemberDrUmeshNai-doo said the Hospice currentlytakescareof164patientsandalsoprovides free transport for pa-tientswhoneedtogotoDurbanforchemotherapy, radiation, oncolo-gyandsurgery, free supplyof oxy-gen and medical beds for bed-boundpatientsanddiaperswherenecessary.

“We also provide free wheelchairs. The hospice recently part-neredwith the local ChildWelfareSAKwaDukuzawhichwillprovidethe social and other needs for ourpatients,” said Naidoo.

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RESIDENTS are urged to be cautiousas armed robberies in residential ar-eas increase.

According to a police source, onTuesday lastweek, twowomenand aman were walking along Manor

Drive, near the shopping complexwhen they noticed a suspicious look-ing taxi.

It is alleged that the taxi with fouroccupants stoppedsuddenlynear thevictims and two men jumped out ofthe vehicle and pointed a firearm atthem.

The suspects then robbed the vic-timsof their valuables, includingcell-phonesandhousekeys.Thesuspects

fled the scenewith approximately R1000 worth of goods.

In another incident, a 28-year-oldmanwas held twomen at knife pointonThursdayafternoonwhilewalkingalong the Manor Library road.

It is alleged that the suspectsforced the victim to hand over his be-longings which included his watch,chain and ring and then fled thescene.

A case of robbery is still under in-vestigation.

In another incident on Friday af-ternoon, a 23-year-old woman al-legedthatwhileshewaswalkingnearthe Manor Shopping complex, twounknown men approached her andheld a knife to her neck demandingthat she give them her valuables.

The suspects fled the scene withthe victim’s gold watch, bangles,

money and cards amounting to thevalue of R1 550.

In a separate incident also in theManorarea,abarandrestaurantwasrobbed of a substantial amount ofcash.

It is alleged four armed menwalked into the bar and demandedcash.

They fled with the cash. No onewas injured during the incident.

All the incident were reported totheKwaDukuzaSAPS,whoare inves-tigating the cases.

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Young womenSYMPOSIUM>> Women urged to love and take care of themselves

THEiLembeDistrictMunicipality, inpart-nershipwiththeKwaZulu-NatalDepart-ment of Sports and Recreation held a

women's symposium at the iLembe Auditori-um last week.

The meeting was aimed at young women,disabled and/or in business from across thedistrict.

Organisations and individuals such as theSmall Enterprise Development Agency andKwaDukuza South African Women Entrepre-neursNetwork chairperson Indrani Govenderwho is also the chief executive officer of RicinzConstructionandmanyothersmadepresenta-tions on the day.

DeputymayoroftheiLembeDistrictMunici-pality Dolly Shandu urged the young womenpresent to love and take care of themselves.

Shandu also shared with the audience themunicipality's achievements in youth affairsand projects.

Sheencouraged'Mandela'schildren'toreg-ister to vote.

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Speaking about the purpose of the sympo-siumtheheadofdepartmentof sports and rec-reation in iLembeNompumeleloHadebehigh-lighted the importance of sports in building aperson.

“Youcaneitherplay for funorcompetitivelywhere you live through sports and play at na-tional or international level,” she said.

The young iLembewomen also had the op-portunity to absorb information from repre-sentatives of organisations such as Vodacomand the KZN Department of Economic Devel-opment and Tourism (DEDT).

Dumi ka Mzila from DEDT discussed thebusiness opportunities available in liqourmanufacturinganddistributionandother sec-tors in the province. — Weekly Reporter.

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On behalf of the entire family of thelate Ricky Naidoo we would like to

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The 16th Day Memorial Service of the lateMahalingam (Child) Govender will take

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Supper will be served at 6pm. Please acceptthis as a personal invitation.

The family would like to place on record theirsincere gratitude and appreciation for all the

support and tributes received thus far.

Memorial Service

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SHANNON HOPKINS

THE iLembeChamber of Commerce,IndustryandTourism launchedTheEntrepreneur Competition 2014 at

their offices at the Quarter last Thursdayafternoon.

The competition promises to be biggerandbetter thanever,withChambers fromother areas following iLembe’s lead in us-ing theirmodel inhosting the competitionin their own regions.

iLembe Chamber business supportcentre manager Nobuhle Funda ex-plainedthenewadditionstotheEntrepre-neur. She said this year’s competitionwillbe more innovative and resourceful thisyear.

The duration of the competition train-ing sessionswithmentorswill be longer –five months instead of just eight weeks.

“We are going to havemore integratedmentorship this year, so that by the end ofthefivemonthsthe incumbents’business-es will actually have grown,” she said.

Sheaddedthatcompetitorswouldhavehomeworktodoeachweek, theywouldal-so have to keep a business journal and doregular presentations in theirmentorshipsessions.

They will initially have group mentorsessions, and later one on-one-meetingsto discuss the financial side of things.

Criteria to enter are that businessesmust be earning less than R1 million perannum, and the entrant has to be running

PHOTOS: SHANNON HOPKINSiLembe Chamber of Com­merce staff, mentors andprevious Entrepreneurcompetitors.

their initiative fulltime.

“The prize mon-ey is alsomore, withR500 000 worth intotalhavingbeense-cured,” said Funda.Chamber CEO Tren-ley Tilbrook said hewas excited abouthowthecompetitionhas grown since itsinception in 2011.

“The Entrepre-neur has now be-comequite a seriouscompetition, afterwe initially justbrainstormed somecrazy ideas to offersomething differentto the public. Eachyear we work onhow to make it evenbetter so that itevolves into some-thing special,” hesaid.

Representativefrom sponsor Air-ports CompanySouthAfrica (ACSA),Terrance Delamony,said the companywas thrilled to be onboard.

“This project isspecial, and is alongthe lines of the oldadage ‘teach a manto fish and he willhave food for life’.The future economydepends on smallbusiness enterpriseto flourish – even inbigger places likeNew York, it is thesmall businessesthat make the citywork. Ifmorepeoplewant to be here, wecan also offer moredirect internationalflights,” said Delam-ony.

Entry forms areavailable at BallitoLifestyle Spar,KwaDukuza Li-brary, KwaDukuzaYouth Centre, Sang-weniTourismOffice,the IlembeChamberOffice, or online atwww.ilembecham-ber.co.za.

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Integrity, Respect, Accountability, Courage

CON

TACT

US

WE feel it, we say it, we live it, weaffirm it and we teach it. . . life is stress­ful, right?

We're so busy running on life'streadmill, worried about our kids,work, finances, world issues, ourhealth and relationships. Rushing inthe morning to work to meetings and

more meetings to home, tag­teamingor single handedly carting our kids offto lessons, shows and rehearsals,barely catching our breath, living forev­er under the loud tick­tock of notenough time.

‘Hurry, hurry. . . we're going to belate!’ being an all too familiar phrasethat comes out of our mouths, andthen, back home for the routine ofhomework, showers, and lunches andwe flop into bed still wearing ourstress suit which makes it easier to getgoing in the morning because wewon't have to change.

As a recovering control freak, I cannow admit that it was hard to accept,let alone fathom, that the only thingin my life that I was in complete con­trol over was me. I was so busy tryingto "make" everyone and everything

outside of me behave, do and be ex­actly the way I wanted or thoughtthey should be in order for me to behappy or to feel good. I didn't see howout of control I was with the very thingthat I had complete control over!

Some of you may be laughing asyou have identified your control freaktendencies already and those of youwho may still be in the closet, denialor aren't sure where you stand on thecontrol scale, if you're ready to hear it,just ask someone. If your treadmill andstress level is anything like mine wasand you would like some relief, hereare a few tips.

Let go of the things you can't con­trol and control the things you can(you!).

Have a good laugh at and withyourself as you notice the urge to

comment to your daughter, "You're notwearing that, are you?" or insist thatyour son get his hair cut because youdon't like it or are worried about whatothers may think, maybe find yourselfslipping into the sergeant major role ofbarking orders; catch yourself beforeyou say, "Because I said so!" or get frus­trated having to wake your kids up af­ter their alarm goes off.

I'll let you in on a little secret: theydon't have to get up because theyknow you'll come in and wake them,but once they know you won't, guesswhat? They get up on their own!

We have many areas in our lifewhere we create our own stress, andeven if you don't have kids, I hope youjoin me on the recovering control freakside of life ­ it's a lot more fun and alot less stressful for you and others.

HAVE you ever got bored waiting for your flight atan airport, waiting for your bus or taxi at the busstop, or a train at the train station?

Fortunately for me I was getting bored waitingfor a flight which was delayed, normal for most lowcost airlines in South Africa.

I had time for a conversation with a young manwho had just graduated with a degree recently.When he found out I was a financial adviser heasked: “What do I need to do to take care of myselffinancially?”

I didn't shut up for the next 20 minutes. Here aresome of the points I shared with him:

1. For every rand you earn, pay your taxes first.Estimate your total tax liability and be sure youremployer withholds enough to cover it. If you areself­employed, set up a savings account, deposit apercentage of every cheque, and use that money topay your monthly or annually estimated taxes. Nev­er "raid" these funds.2. Save for the future by putting away 20% or moreof every gross rand you earn, until you have sixmonths to one year of living expenses in an emer­gency account. Then begin investing in a retirementannuity plan. If you are self­employed, set up a re­tirement annuity plan that will allow you to investas much as you possibly can taking into consider­ation the tax concessions.

3. Set up a short­term savings account forfuture lump sum expenses like car and home re­pairs, vacations, holiday giving, college tuition andmedical emergencies. Figure out how much you'llneed to save from each pay check to fund all ofthem annually; then, if possible, have your employerautomatically send that amount to a savings ac­count.

4. After you've taken out for your taxes, long­term savings and short­term savings, you get toblow the rest any way you want. For most people,this means living on 30 to 60 cents out of everygross rand you earn.

5. To maintain a comfortable lifestyle, spendfrugally. Shop sales, coupons, read labels, compareand bargain. People who build wealth usually don'twear designer clothes, drive luxury cars, live in ex­travagant houses, or shop at Woolworths, Stutta­fords or Queens Park. They typically wear jeansbought on sale, drive little cars, live in middle classneighbourhoods and shop at local supermarkets.

6. Pay cash for everything but your home. Forconvenience, you can use a debit card. Never use acredit card unless you pay it off every month. If youever find yourself unable to pay off your card, cut itup. Pay off the balance as quickly as you can, andthen don't use a credit card for at least one year.

7. When you get a raise, a new job or a promo­tion, don't change your lifestyle. Save at least halfof the increased income.

8. Your career is your number one financial asset.As much as possible, find a job you love. Invest ineducating yourself and keeping abreast of changesin your career field.

9. Use money as a tool, not a goal. Money willnever give you meaning or make you happy, but itis a valuable tool to support your quest for meaningand happiness.

This is a long­term prescription for a pattern ofsound money management.

SANJITH HANUMMAN

Financial CentsTaking care ofyourself financiallyin 2014

NERESH GAYAPERSHADA bit about

Thelighterside ofstress

PRIYA NUNKUMAR

WE are a month into the new year andwe have just started afresh so now isan ideal time to make better deci­sions.

The new year always gives us achance to make resolutions and

make a change, but do we ever keepto our resolutions?

I can probably write down a longlist of resolutions I never kept to, butthis year I decided to change myselfand so far...I think I have, and it is forthe better.Why say you are going to do some­

So let's make this year a positiveyear, make it a year which we can lookback on and say "I made my dreamscome true in 2014".

Be the change you want to see inothers, set a good example for thoseyounger than you and always giveyour best at everything you do, be­cause hard work always pays off andNOTHING ever goes in vain.

Take 2014 as a second chance tomake your life the way you want it,not the way anybody else wants it.

Always remember, your dreams canonly come true if you focus on YOUR­SELF, not the next person... becausenobody else can make us who we aremeant to become.

Got a story about your new yearresolutions or how you are going tomake 2014 a better year for yourself?I'd love to hear from you! Email me atPriya.nunkumar@gmail.com.

A fresh startgoes a longway

thing, and then don't?Bring the plan of action right

there to your resolution and MAKEIT HAPPEN!

Make use of everything 2014has to offer you, let go of all yourgrudges, always be smiling, makemore good memories and keepthem close to your heart, but mostimportantly...make your dreamscome true.

Nothing is impossible and ifyour heart really desires something,only YOU have the power andmindset to make it happen.

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYILEMBE UMASIPALAWESIFUNDA

iLembe District Municipality is strategically positioned forDevelopmental and Economic potential in KZN. The Municipalitysubscribes to the principles of equal employment opportunities ascontemplated in theEmploymentEquityAct: 55of 1998

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Responsibilities:* Provide support to the office of theSpeaker.* Provide secretariat services in all public activities of themunicipality.* Liaisewith the community onmunicipal programmes.Ensure functionality ofWardCommittees.Prepare and consolidate Ward Committee reports for the office of the

speaker,municipalmanager and other organs of state.Facilitate outreach programmes for themunicipality.Facilitate the IDPpublic participation process.Development and implementation of Public participation strategies.Build capacity to the ward committees and public about functions and

powers of LocalGovernment.Investigate and advice on service delivery constraints.

thBENEFITS: 13 Cheque; generous leave; subsidised pension; medicalaid, Additional Provident Fund and home ownership scheme subject tocertain conditions. Please forward your application, together with yourdetailed CV and certified copies of your educational certificates to: TheActing Municipal Manager; iLembe District Municipality; P O Box 1788;KwaDukuza, 4450.

All technical enquiries are to be directed to the Manager: CorporateCommunications:MsZeeNqala on Telephone (032) 437 9405, and alladministrative enquiries are to be directed toManager HR,MsSSNgibaon (032) 437 9348/9524. The closing date for the submission is

. Please note: Incomplete, faxed and emailedapplications and applications received after closing date WILL NOT beconsidered. Should you not be contacted by this office within three (3)months of the closing date, kindly consider that your application was notsuccessful.

NMBAACTINGMUNICIPALMANAGER

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21February 2014 @ 16h00

HIRSCH’S Ballito invited environmentalconsultant Hantie Plomp last week to givea talk on environmental pointers that needto be taken into consideration whenbuilding.

Addressing the gathering, Plomp saidif a buyer purchases a plot that is deemedby the environmental council to contra­vene certain by laws and the ConsumerProtection Act, then they are at liberty tosue the seller.

“For instance if a property is 500 metres

from a water course or sponge area it can­not be developed. Also, certain indigenoustrees cannot be removed (not even abranch) for developments to take place.”

She said a feasibility study should becarried out on properties ear marked fordevelopment, as, particularly in KZN, thereare many areas that border on water cours­es and sponge areas, said Hantie.

She also mentioned that the trend inbuilding today is very positive.

“We are seeing a lot more green build­

ings going up, with lots of considerationbeing taken with regards to energy saving,”she said.

Jay Moodley from the South AfricanNational Blood Services was also at theevent. “We will be attending the next net­working breakfast on 27 February and willcollect blood from willing donors.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDJennilee Naidoo, Melissa Padayacheem Arlene Singh, Hantie Plomp, ChenRead and Joewell Ebrahim at the event.

Enviro talk at Hirsch’s February 7, 2014

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LIPHUNYUKWE yinyoni esandle-ni iqembu lezepolitiki iDemo-cratic Alliance (DA) ngesikhathi

umholiwe -AgangSA,uDktMamphelaRamphele, eliphendukela esiswininjengotshwala ehoxaekubeniwubusobeDAokhethweni lwalonyaka,emuvakwezinsukwana nje ekuvumile lokhu.

Ngeledlule kube nomhlangano oth-athwe njenge nqqophamlando kulelilaphoumengameliweDA,uHelenZille,ememezeleumshadophakathikweDAnoDktRamphele,nokuthinguyena os-ezokubawubusobeDAemkhankaswe-ni wokhetho luka 2014, uma iDA idlaumhlanganiso.

Kungangapholi namaseko ku-phume lesi simemezelo salaba baholi,kuzwakale uDkt. Ramphele esethi ucukalusalingani entanyeni, okwenze uZ-ille wezwakalisa ukuphoxeka, wathi uDkt. Ramphele ethi akusiyenaumuntuwokwethenjwa.

Khonalaphouphikewalalangomh-lane okhulumela iDA uMnuz MmusiMaimane ukuthi lokhu kuhlanganakwalamaqembubekuphoqwengumx-hasi mumbe, obebathembise izimaliokhethweni uma behlangana laba ba-holi bese leli qembu lifolosa ngobusobomuntu omnyama.

Kwenzeka lokhu nje iDA ibisandakumemezela izinhla zabazoyimelaePhalamende likazwelonke nasezi-

fundazweni eziyi 9, kubalwa na-bagaqele ukuba ngondunankulu bezi-fundazwe uma zinqotshwa yiDA.Omunyewalabaabamenyezelweohle-ni lwesiShayamthetho saseGauteng,ngu-Adv. Glynnis Breytenbach, on-gummeliobesesikhundleniesiphezuluoPhikweni labaShushisi bakuleli, iNa-tional Prosecuting Authority (NPA).Lommeliudumekakhulukwabezinda-bangesikhathi emiswayiNPAesephe-zu kwezinhlelo zokubeka kabushaamacala obenguMphathi woPhikolwamaPhoyisa olubhekene nobuGe-bengu, uJenene Richard Mdluli os-amisiwe emsebenzini ngenxa yalamacala.

Ngesikhathi u Adv Breytenbach es-ephezu kwamalungiselelo okumbekaamacala, naye uhlangabezane nezim-bila zithutha i NPA ebiholwa ngu Adv.Nomgcobo Jiba, imbeka amacalaokungaziphathi kahle emsebenzini,yase immisa. Ulufake enkantolo loluphiko waphumelela ukuluphoqa uku-ba lumbuyisele emsebenzini. Kwethu-sile-keumaeseziqinisekisalezizinsolongokushiya isigubhukane wayesevelaohlwini lwabaya kuSishayamthethosaseGauteng ngethikithi leDA.

Zishabalele izinsolo zokuthi kun-genzeka esifundazweni iNorthernCape iDA igadle ngo Patricia De Lille,oyiMeya yaseCape Town, ngesikhathikumenyezelwa igama lika AndrewLouwnjengogaqele esobundunankulu

kulesiya sifundazwe. ENorthWest iDAisazohlaselangayeuChrisHattinghoy-iphela endlebeni eSisihayamthethosakulesiya sifundazwe. ELimpopoigadla ngo Langa Bodlani, kanti eFreeState ifolose ngentokazi uPatricia Ko-pane. EMpumalanga igadla ngomholiwayo u-Anthony Benadie.

I-ANC, imangazwe wuku-menyezelwa kwegama likaRicardoMcKenzie oke wasebenzela ihhovisilobengumengameli wezwe uMnu.ThaboMbeki.UMcKenziemanjeusen-gunobhala ehhovisi likaNgqongqoshewezeMidlalo uFikile Mbalula. NakubaengadumilekangakokuleliqembuuM-cKenzie, kodwa kuDA kube mnandiukumtholanjengobaenolwaziolunzu-lu nge-ANC. Elinye igama elidalulwekulo luhla lwabaya ePhalamendengethikithi le DA, ngelika ZakheleMb-hele, obengumkhulumeli wehhovisilikandunankulu waseWestern CapeuHelen Zille.

ENorth West iDA isazohlasela ngo-Chris Hattingh oyiphela endlebeni es-iShayamthetho sakhona. ELimpopoigadla ngoLanga Bodlani, kanti eFreeState ifolose ngoPatricia Kopane. EM-pumalanga igadla ngomholi wayo uAnthony Benadie. EWestern Capekusavela uZille. KwaZulu-Natal nguSizweMchunu ongumholi waleli qem-bu kulesi sifundazwe futhi osesiShay-amthetho.EGautengnguMaimane,os-ewuqalile umkhankaso wokugaya

iDA iphika elomxhasi oyiphoqe nge­Agang

amavoti nosekhale-ni lokulwa impi yoh-lelo lwemigwaqo en-gama e-toll eGau-teng. E Easten CapeiDA ifolosa ngo An-thol Trollip, osi-khipha ngamakhalaisiXhosa, noke wa-banga noLindiweMazibuko isikhund-la sokuba ngumholiwe DA ePhala-mende. eminyakeniemibili eyedlule.ENorthWestihlaselango Chris Hattinghoyiphela endlebenieSisihayamthethosakulesiya sifun-dazwe. ELimpopoigadla ngo LangaBodlani, kanti eFreeState ifolose ngen-tokazi uPatricia Ko-pane. EMpumalan-ga igadla ngomholiwayo u-AnthonyBenadie.

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will be an advantage.Working knowledge of and experience in the policy and regulatory

environment of information security.Excellent project management, written and oral communications

skills desired.ValidDriver’s Licence.

Responsibilities:Coordinate the development of iLembe District Municipality

information security policies, standards and procedures.Serve as the municipality compliance officer with respect to iLembe

DistrictMunicipality, information security policies and regulations.Develop and implement an Incident Reporting andResponse System

to address iLembe District Municipality security incidents (breaches),

respond to alleged policy violations, or complaints.Develop and implement an ongoing risk assessment program

targeting information security and privacy matters; recommend

methods for vulnerability detection and remediation, and oversee

vulnerability testing.Represent iLembe District Municipality on Information Security

matters; serve as the municipality contact point for external auditors

and agencies, survey requests, etc on security/privacymatters.

CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENTSYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR

Requirements:National Diploma in IT/ Computer Science or equivalent qualification

in IT.UNIXand SQLdatabase certificationMinimum 3-5 years of experience in Oracle and SQL database

platformadministrationExcellent project management, written and oral communications

skills desired.ValidDriver’s Licence.

Responsibilities:Administering systems integrity, configuration and support of

databases and performing backups.Analyzing and aligning requirements with operating capacity and

capability. To ensure the department is well informed at all times, of

changes and newsworthy events relating to databases.Perform preventative and reactive maintenance on database to

ensure 100% uptime of the systems and controlling of database

environment. Ensure the production of scalable value adding

systems.To ensure the security of data and data access.Continuesmonitoring, trouble-shooting and tuning of the environment

to database inconsistencies.Administering ofDRP/BCP

thBENEFITS: 13 Cheque; generous leave; subsidised pension;

medical aid, Additional Provident Fund and home ownership scheme

subject to certain conditions.

Please forward your application, together with your detailed CV and

certified copies of your educational certificates to:The Municipal Manager; iLembe District Municipality; P O Box 1788;

KwaDukuza, 4450. All technical enquiries are to be directed to the

Manager IT, Ms K. Ndelu on Telephone (032) 437 9340 & all

administrative enquiries to be directed to the Manager Human

Resources, Ms SS Ngiba on Telephone (032) 437 9348/9524. The

closing date for the submission is 14FEBRUARY2014@16h00.

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NGIBE nenhlanhla emasontweni am-balwa adlule okulalela intshumayeloeyethulwe ngomunye wabefundisi

abadalaosezibekaphansi izintambo,obeshu-mayela ngobuholi.

UMfu Vido Nyobole onguNobhala Jikelelewebandla lamaWeseli, iMethodist Church ofSouthernAfrica(MCCSA),usemkhakheniwal-ababefundisiabangagciningokusabisaaban-tu ngokuthi bayosha esihogweni uma benga-kholwa, nokuthi bayohlala eduze komdaliumabephendukabenzeokulungileyo.Kodwauyilenhlobo ebamba iqhaza ekucebiseniabantu ngokufanele bakwenze besanyathelakuwona lona omagade ahlabayo.

Abaningibayalaziiqhazaalibambileezinh-lelweni zokuthuthukiswa komphakathi (com-munity development), nangesikhathi eyingx-enyeyekhomishiniyamaqinisonokubuyisana(truth and reconciliation commission).

Ubeshumayela ngesihlava esibulala aba-holi sokuzicabangelabonakuqalangaphambikokucabangela abantu ababaholayo. Uthe iz-into zimapeketwane kanjena nje ezweningenxa yokuzicabangela kwabaholi. Okubikakhulu, ngokusho kwakhe, ukuthi abaholibavameukuthandaukuholaabantubakaNku-lunkulu bona bebe bengaholwa ngumoyakaNkulunkulu.Utheukuholaabantungentan-do kaNkulunkulu, ukwenza yonke into nge-qiniso.

Le ntshumayelo kaMfu Nyobole ingihlabeumxhwele kakhulungobaukubaabaholi bay-alithanda iqiniso, ngabe kunokuthula emhla-beni. Iqiniso alihambisani nomhobholo,amanga, ukukhohlisana, inhliziyo embinokungabi nandaba nomakhelwane.

Iningi lalezi zinto zihlala obala zithi bhauma sekufike isikhathi sokhetho.

Sesike sasho kulengosi ukuthi yima sisa-zozibona izimanga zothando olusha, sizwenezethembisoesihlalesizizwaminyakayonkeumasekusondeleukhetho,luneleludlulekuthinya. Esikhundleni salokho sibone ukuqhube-ka kogebe phakathi kwabadla izambane lika-pondo nabadla imbuya ngothi.

Okunye okubuhlungu ukuthi kubonakalasengathi kunabantu abahlale belindele uku-khohliswa nokukhohliseka.

Kukhona abasakholwa wukuthi uDktMamphela Ramphele ucabangela um-phakathi, ekubeni ududulwa wubu ‘mina’.KwasayenauHelenZille,ongumholiweDemo-cratic Alliance (DA), ulitshengisani izwengez-inhloso zakhe, ikakhulukazi eyoku ‘thanda’abamnyama? Asiqhubi ubandlululo kodwakunezinto ezingeke zizitshwe ngoba kubale-kelwa i ‘racism in reverse’.

Izindaba ezibikwa oKhozini FM, zokux-oshwa kwesilomo uLinda ‘Mr Magic’ Sibiya,ngezinye ezithuse, zabuye zadumaza abantuabaningi kangangoba abaningi abakukholwaokubikwa ngaye. Sengathi imiphumelayophenyo ingangadumaza muntu.

Njengobasitheubuholiobuhlebuhambisa-na nenhlonipho, ngabe siyaligwema iqinisoumasingayigxekiindlelaaziphathengayouM-nuz Fikile Mbalula ekhwela ezehlela kubadlabeqembu lesizwe iBafana Bafana.

Yena bani nje? Akusiyena lo osanda kubanenkingakaziphunjengobaesekwaziukugxe-ka abadlali beBafana Bafana abahluleke emi-zamweni yokukhuphula igama leNingizimuAfrika?UMfuNyoboleuthe:“Abaholikufanelebaqinisekise ukuthi ababaphathi kabi abanyeabantu. Mabahlale benza okuhle kwabanyeabantu.”

U‘MINA’ulibulele izwe

>> Abaholi kufanelebaqinisekise ukuthiababaphathi kabi abantu

GUY VEZIguy.vezi@witness.co.za

900271/E

WE’RE REGISTEREDTO VOTE. ARE YOU?

FINAL REGISTRATION8 - 9 FEBRUARY8AM-5PM 0800 11 8000

Innovatech - a division of InnovatechInternational Solutions Limited

Unit 7, Pinnacle Office Park, 6 Dawood Close,Ballito, KwaZulu Natal, South AfricaFor general investment enquiries -

Tel: 0861 466 682 International +27(0)32 586 3733Website: www.innovatechgroup.mobiEmail: info@innovatechgroup.co.za

Parkgate Primary School

On behalf of Pargate Primary School indigent learners, I would like to expressmy deepest gratitude to you and your company for the sponsorship of break-fast to our needy learners during 2013. They really benefited favorably fromyour warm gesture.

Keeping in the spirit of the late Mr Nelson Mandela, I hope your company willcontinue with this sponsorship for 2014 as well. Our learners look forward tothis daily breakfast which has actually helped enhance learner attendance atParkgate Primary.Kind regards, K Naidoo (principal).

Latest testimonial from existing investor

Hello & greetings to all...Welcome to my testimonial on Mr Prinasen Dhaver & Innovatech InternationalSolutions.If you are wondering why a testimonial.....It is my honour and privilege to beable to share with you my association with Mr Dhaver. Started off as associ-ates in August 2012 and today we stand side by side as best friends.

How did it start?

Prinasen was first introduced to me by a close friend Mr Ivan Naicker. In sum-mary Mr Naicker wanted me to have an opportunity at investing in Prinasen’s“Profit Sharing Company – Innovatech International Solutions.”

An appointment was scheduled between Prinasen and myself, after extensivediscussions between Prinasen, my spouse and myself and Prinasen’s assur-ance of success I entered into a 12 month investment contract. Having sur-passed my 12 months with great success on my investments, I am currentlyon my 2nd term....hence his motto “Proven Tested Assured” stands true to hisstatement.

It was during this period our acquaintance grew into friendship and I learnedmore about his personality an business traits.

Something that stood out about his personality was his desire to serve the lessfortunate and underprivileged people and this makes Prinasen one of a kind.

As an investor, I watched Prinasen transform his business from small group+/- 10 investors with a pool of under 1 million rand to a dynamic business withmore than 100 investors and a total pool of over 20 million in 2 years.

Together, with his sound business strategies and predatory business acumen,Prinasen is able to run a multi-million rand business with zero liability and zerorisk. Prinasen’s success is based on hard work and persistency.

I conclude my testimony with a quote by Steve Jobs which best describesPrinasen Dhaver......“Being the richest man in the cemetery does not matter to me. Going to bed at

night saying we have done something wonderful, that’s what matters to me.”

Regards and God bless.........Lennon Pillay

Greetings to one and all, my name is David Daddy and I would like to tell youhow my association with Prinasen Dhaver and Innovatech Solutions began. Iwas an employee for Sappi Stanger for 29 years.

In 2010, I became a world class operator, I received many awards from Sappifor high productions, but was unhappy with my salary, I approached the pro-duction manager about my rate of pay but nothing fruitful came out of it. I wasintroduced to Prinasen by my son Weldon Daddy, who is currently employedby Innovatech.My son began telling me how fruitful the investments were, at first it was hardto believe, a meeting was set between Prinasen, my wife and myself, my firstimpression when I met him was unbelievable, cos he was so humbly dressedin a track pants and T-shirt and I thought to myself, does he really own a multi-million rand company, and when he began speaking I was glued to every word.So, the saying is true that dynamite comes in small packages.

It is not what is on the outside that counts, but what’s on the inside. I madea decision to leave Sappi and invest my money with Innovatech InternationalSolutions. It was a difficult decision to make with three school-going children,the youngest being only seven at the time.When I began telling others about the company, I only received negative re-marks, some saying it was the wrong choice to make, some saying it was apyramid scheme and today I have proved them wrong.

I was put in touch with other investor and they assured me it was legit. Aftermonths of deliberation, I put in my resignation. I have a 12 month investmentand a 10 year investment. I receive my monthly profits on time with no delays.Today, I am still able to provide for my family and we are very happy.

All this thanks to one man, Prinasen Dhaver who has contributed a lot to usbeing investors in the company. He has really changed our lives, all for thebetter. We have come to know him as a reliable and honest an, who’s alwaysthere to advise and assure you. He also has so many wonderful things for theunderprivileged, providing schools with food scheme, he is a man who hasGod close to his heart.He has truly proved his worth. We would like to thank God for allowing us tomeet such a man, whom I am honoured to call a friend. To new investors youhave not made a wrong choice, but the right one. God bless!

David Daddy

I was first introduced to Prinasen Dhaver by an elder in my family in March2013. At that time I was just retrenched from my job of 20 years.The main reason for me being introduced to Mr. Dhaver was to discuss how Ican invest my hard earned money with minimum risk. After a lengthy and veryinformative discussion with Mr. Dhaver about Innovatech, I was convinced thatthis was the kind of company I wanted to invest my money in. I’ve been invest-ing in Innovatech for the past 11 months and even without a job, I can providefor my family with the returns that I receive on my investment every month.Mr. Dhaver has done a brilliant job in bringing Innovatech to where it standstoday and I wish he continues growing.

Deepu Gayadin

February 7, 2014

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15SHANNON HOPKINS

NETCARE Alberlito hospital hosted ablood donation from 10.30am to 2.30pmonFriday, this to boost SouthAfricanNa-tional Blood Service (SANBS) supplies ofthe life-giving fluid.

With increase inpopulationanddevel-

opment of more advanced medical andsurgicalprocedures,aswellasthehighin-cidencesofroadaccidentsaswellasthosewith blood disorders who require bloodtransfusions on an on-going basis, theneed for blood is consistent.

According toSANBS, the country is ex-periencing a major blood shortage at themoment, with many operations havingbeen postponed.

An SANBS nurse said there had beena lot of support on Friday.

"Itwasverybusyinthemorning, itwasgreat to see," she said.

SFiona Meyers takes a blood donationfrom Bernadine Abraham.

Giving themiracle of life

Pupils of Ashville Primary together with RA Naidoo (HOD), M Janak (principal) and teachers Randhir Bharuth andShane Harris proudly displaying the sporting equipment, kits and tracksuits received from the University of Swan­sea in England.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

A sporting donation

INNOVATECHInternationalSolutions’corebusiness isbuyingandsellingdie-sel and petroleum products through-out Africa.How it works?

Thecapital is credited into Innovat-ech’s bank guarantee. The bank guar-antee is then used to finance diesel.

Theyhaveavariousbacktobackfu-el contracts in place with various fuelstations in across African countries.Diesel is supplied to these fuel stationson a weekly basis thus allowing themto receive their returns on investmentweekly.

The exchange rate plays a vital rolein this as the returns are based on ex-changerate fluctuations.When theex-changerateislessthanequaltoR10.85the return ratewill be lower andwhentheexchangerate isgreater thanequaltoR12.85thereturnratewillbehigher.Return Rates for 2014

Return rates work in proportion tothe amount of capital invested. Themore capital invested, themore dieselcanbepurchasedandsupplied toAfri-can countries. This results in a higherreturn rate. Return pay-outs occur onamonthly basis and are completed nolater than the 10th.

Theseclassesaredecipheredbasedon the amount capital put in by theMOU holder.

Belowarethepercentagesreturnedper month on the minimum contractduration per investment class?

Investment Class Monthly ReturnPercentageCapital InvestedMinimumContract of each month. Innovatechholds three investment classes (silver,

gold, platinum).Silver 2% - 4%R50 000 – R430 000

12 months,Gold 4% - 6%R430 000 – R860 000

24 months,Platinum 6% - 8% R 860 000 + 36

months.Returns have the option to be fully

orpartiallyreinvestedwithInnovatechInternational Solutions. Alternativelyreturns can be fully paid out on amonthly basis into your bank account.

Innovatech International Solutionshas moved over to an InternationalCorporate Banking Platform.

This has resulted in Innovatech In-ternational Solutions being unable topay into Credit / Garage cards, as thebanking system does not allow it tomake payments into those type of ac-counts.

Innovatech has also had to adapt toutilizing client coding for payments.

This has resulted in a “onebankac-countperclient”rulingasperthebank-ing platform.

Innovatech International Solutionswill not be responsible for your yearlySARS Taxation.

You may withdraw your capital atthe end of the agreedmaturity date orat the end of an early withdrawal re-quest notice.

Unless the relevant product specifi-cations allow, an early withdrawal ofinvestments will not be allowed.

They may, however, at our discre-tion, in extreme circumstances, agreeto a request for an early withdrawal.

If anearlywithdrawal is agreedup-onby Innovatechapenalty fee of 5%of

your active capital amount will be de-ducted fromyouraccount andonly theactive capital amount minus the re-turns paid during the contractedcourse will be returned to theMOU holder

Commission paid to consultantsfrom your accountwill also be deduct-ed from your active capital amount.

Withdrawals from your accountmayonly take place after specific classdurationdates.A formal lettermustbesenttotheminadvanceregardingyourrequest to withdraw funds in guid-ance the notice period stated below:

Inthecaseofanemergencytwofreewithdrawals consisting of 15%of yourinitial capital will be allowed withoutpenalty fees. These emergency with-drawals must have a duration of sixmonthsapart perwithdrawal.Theno-tice period for an emergency with-drawal is 30 business days. Minimumcapital balance should not fall belowR50 000.00 upon withdrawal.Termination

Inthecaseof fraud,suspectedfraudor if the lawcompelsus to, theyreserveallrightstoprotectourinterestandcaninclude freezing the investment untilthematter is resolvedTheProfit ShareAccount General Terms and Condi-tions also apply to you.

A copy of these terms and condi-tions is available at our office.

Amendment of Terms and Condi-tions - they may, at our discretion,change any of these terms and condi-tions. Theseamendmentswillnotcon-stitute a new agreement between youand Innovatech.

ADVERTORIAL

Innovatech, a division of InnovatechInternational Solutions

MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITYCAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the followingjob opportunities:

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT OFFICERMUNICIPAL MANAGER’S DEPARTMENT

Basic Salary: R11 949.00 p.m. (Task 10) • PN 8/2014Minimum requirements: • A Grade 12 certificate and a National Diploma inSport Management Science or Sport Administration and 1 to 2 years experiencein sport environment • demonstrable leadership role within the sporting forumsand firsthand knowledge of the municipality’s sporting activities to be anadded advantage • valid Code B Drivers licence • computer literacy

Duties: • promote sport activities and healthy lifestyle amongst the community• establish Sport and Recreational programmes to meet the Municipalobjectives • formulate, prioritize and observe local and district events calendar• liaise with Provincial and National bodies responsible for the administration ofsport codes • assist and empower sports clubs and sport bodies to access donorfunding • liaise with sport bodies and other stakeholders on establishing sportstructures in the community • ensure the compilation and updating of databaseof sport equipment • facilitate and support sustainable capacity developmentinitiatives in sport • plan, manage and organize all sporting activities and events• promote mass participation in sport, especially the previously disenfranchised(youth, women, disabled and the children) through working in partnershipwith schools, community groups and centres • ensure that sport tournamentsare planned, organized and managed properly within approved budget• promote club formations and establishment of associations for all sportcodes in the municipal area • coordinate the management and maintenanceof sports facilities within the municipal area • provide monthly, quarterly andannual reports • engage the co-operation of District Municipality, all sportsbodies and federations in supporting sport and recreation initiatives • facilitateand co-ordinate the establishment of Sport structures at ward level and in thelocal municipal area • facilitate and support capacity development initiatives• motivate young people to take advantage of opportunities in sport• negotiate and resolve conflict between the municipality and stakeholders onmatters of Sport and Recreation • organize local and district games includingSALGAGames • ensure the sustainable and effective utilization of facilities withinthe Municipal area • encourage implementation of International and Nationalbest practices in Sport and Recreation within the municipal area of jurisdictionwith respect to sport transformation.

Women and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Benefits: Pension fund, medical aid, attractive leave conditions and 13thcheque, and subject to certain conditions, a housing subsidy or rent subsidy.

ELECTRICIANTECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Commencing Salary: R18 752. 00 p.m. (TASK 13) • PN 7/2014Minimum requirements: • Trade Test Certificate in Electrical: Heavy Current,N4 minimum, Wireman’s Licence, 11KV switching certificate with at least3 years’ relevant experience • valid Code C (Code 10) driver’s licence withProfessional Driver Permit (PDP) • experience in 11KV switch gear operation,sub-station and 11KV line work maintenance, transformer maintenance,MV cable jointing and termination will be an added advantage • goodinterpersonal skills as well as willing to work under pressure as and whenrequired • computer knowledge would be an advantage.

Duties: • communicates with immediate supervisor and establishing materialand resources necessary against specific works orders • interacting andchecking allocated components andmaterials against job cards • conductingvehicle inspection, transportingpersonnel towork siteandoperatingmechanismto control mounted crane during offloading, hoisting, overhead repairs, etc• providing guidelines and specific instruction to personnel with respect to thepreparation of work site for major/minor works and/or setting up off traffic/safety signage • attending to deviations in performance or disciplinary/conflictissues and counselling personnel to correct/adjust behaviour prior to applyinglaid down disciplinary procedures • reading and interpreting drawings/works orders detailing layouts and specifications • marking routes for therunning in and laying of cables and positioning of supporting structures(poles)and providing guidance to personnel on specific activities (e.g. cleaningand tinning of conductors, binding and strapping, stripping of individualconductors) • monitoring and attending to deviations in the constructionand installation sequences of poles, cross arm, stays, lines, aerial transformers,switch gears, etc • terminating cables wires etc. to junction boxes, connectingblocks and/or terminals including soldering fitting of plugs and harnessing wires• inspecting works prior to commissioning and communicating with the controlroom/immediate superior with regards to test outcomes and functionality ofthe installation • confirming through test and communication with the controlroom that all live conductors are disconnected in premises housing switchgearand transformer prior to permitting support personnel to enter and commencewith maintenance activities in such premises • conducting visual inspectionsof supporting structures, lines and cables and evaluating the performance ofstep down transformers, switchgear and associated components • isolating,removing and replacing defective components and/or attending to thestripping, cleaning and jointing of overheads and underground cables andlines with due consideration given to safety procedures in live environments• conducting tests to diagnose and determine the nature of the fault andcommunicating with the control room/immediate superior on the possibilityof re-routing supply in respect of major repair work • testing circuit andthe functionality of the new components, using testing and fault detectionequipment and communicating readiness to activate operations • drivingto specific residential addresses and attending to connection/reconnectionapplications, inserting or removing seals to stop/restart electric flow • insertingthe relevant information (qualitative/quantitative) and/or details of activitiesand forwarding to the relevant personnel for processing • referring to workschedule and register to correct deviation/discrepancies in entries rose duringprocesses.

Benefits: pension fund, medical aid, attractive leave conditions, 13th cheque,and housing subsidy, in terms of council policy are available benefits for thisposition subject to certain conditions.

FOR THE ABOVE POSTS:Enquiries for the above posts must be directed to: Mr. S Chiconela of HR, tel:(032) 456 8200.Please forward your application letter and full CV with photocopies ofcertificates, quoting the relevant reference number to: Human Resources,P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or hand-deliver to Mandeni Local Municipality,2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni. Please send a separate application for each postyou are applying for. No applications by fax or email will be accepted.

CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2014 AT 12H00 MIDDAY.

Should you be short-listed for an interview, please bring your originalcertificates. It should be noted that Mandeni Local Municipality reserves theright not to fill the vacancy. Please note that should you have not heard fromus within 60 days of the closing date of the advertisement, you may regardyour application as unsuccessful. Canvassing in the gift of Council is strictlyprohibited and will lead to disqualification of the application.

MR. L MAPHOLOBA: MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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ESTATES

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday10am. Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363

CLASSIFIEDS

STANGERWEEKLY

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Street, Stanger

Tel: 032 552 3363

Fax: 032 552 3985

TUITIONNOTICE

At Jacksons Industrial Park,270 square meters, R6750-00per month excluding water andelectricity with 24 hour Security.

Contact: Hassan083 786 3270/032-552 3857

ACCOMMODATION

AYER ROCKGuesthouse, 74Geranium Street,Stanger Manor,“Tasteful executivea c c ommo d a t i o n ” .Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.

BUSINESS FORSALE

Hair & Beauty Salonfor sale. Call: 084 8274670.

BUSINESSPREMISES TO LET

1.Cafe/Shop2.Workshop3.Factory4.Offices/Hall5.Warehouse6.FlatPlease call after Mon,10th Feb 2014, Call:072 579 3167.

FOR SALE

Urgent Sale-Mobilekitchen for cooking,Shisa Nyama & Chips,fully licenced, R20000. Contact: 073 6665491.

HOUSE TO LET

Apartment to let-3bedroom apartmentnearSchools&Mosqueon Hill Crescent Rd.Call Ismail on 032-5511717/084 549 6736.

Complete outbuildingin Stanger Manor, fullytiled with curtaining,also safe parking, L+Wincluded, pref. coupleor with 1 child. Contact:032-552 4527/074 2069400.

House to let in StangerHeights, R1900 excl.water & lights. Contact:082 921 2394.

Outbuilding to let-Stanger Manor, 3bedroom, lounge,kitchen, bathrooms(1.5), Tiled, burglarguards and alarm, lockup garage, R3200 exclL/W. Contact: 083 2266921 after 17h00.

Outbuilding to let-2rooms, kitchen, T/Bin Stanger Heights.R2450 per month, noparking. Contact: 083736 8474/083 5733448.

Outbuilding to let, 12Daffodil Str. StangerManor. Contact: 032-551 4036/073 7214622.

Room to let, R900pm inCBD. Contact: 076 2140505/032-551 4275.

HOUSE FOR SALE

Double storey facebrickhouse,stunningviews,4bedrooms, open planlounge & dining room,kitchen,scullery,pantry,study/prayer doublegarage, landscapedgarden, granny flat,Price R1 290 000-00.To view contact Rhodaon 076 561 3419.

Houses for Sale1.Stanger Manor-3b/room, ensuite,basement.2.Warrenton-5 b/room,3 ensuite, doublegarage.Contact: Siven: 032-551 4797/082 3771880.

For Sale3 bedrooms, mes, fullyfitted kitchen, lug, StgManor-R930 000.003 bedroom fully fitted,d/rm/lge/fitted kitchen,sq, lug, fully fenced-Larkfirld-R800 000.003 bedroom fitted, study,d/rm, lge, fitted kitchen,laundry, granny flat,lug, carport, stunningspacious garden-Gledhow-R995 000.00Residential stand-820sqm-Stg Manor-R275 000.007 hectres land-G r ou t v i l l e -R4 . 200000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861

HERBALISTS

Psychic-Queen ofspells, Dr. MaamaShanan, Palm reading,fortune teller. Forappointment andaddress call: 083 9571059.

LAND FOR SALE

1363 Square meters inGlenhills-R185 000.00.987 Square meters inHyde Park, Tugela-R75000.00.Contact: 082 5663988.

LOANS

Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary andincrease your takehome pay. Pay oneaffordable installmentwith repayments fromas low as R600 perR50 000 debt. We donot charge any upfrontfees. Take action now:Phone-Princess (StgOffice)-032-552 1194/A/H: 073 929 6811,Makhosi (DBN Office)-031-306 7250/A/H: 083348 1663, Indira-032-552 1170 (A/h)/083 6512441.

NOTICE

I, PadayacheeMunniamma ID.No.5712200127087thesole member of WorldFocus 786 cc, Reg.No. 2002/034146/23requires the cc to bereinstated with cipc.

I, Naidu Tania ID.No.7601100092087the sole memberof North CoastPest Control, Reg.No.2006/105058/23requires the cc to bereinstated with cipc.

HOUSES FOR SALE

In accordance with therequirements of CIPC,21 clear days’ noticeis hereby given of theintention to apply to theCIPC for re-instatementof the following CC.Basic Blue Trading 97CC2005/030779/23Any objections tothe application to re-instatement must bemade within 21 days tothe following address:The Member c/o SSDlamini & Associates,62 Hullett Street, Suite2B Jangnoor Centre,KwaDukuza, 4449.Dated at KwaDukuzaon the 05 January2014.

REMOVALS

Glen Nest Logistics,For all your furnitureremovals big or smallwe move them all.Contact: Roy-079 5275002/Sherita-082 5501470.

SERVICES

Sinothando Day Careand Creche openedin Stanger Manor,reasonable fees. Formore informationcontact: Mam Zodwaon 083 363 4424.

TRANSPORT

Reliable transportavailabledaily toUKZN,DUT, BTC, Emburyand Damelin College,early and late loadsavailable. Contact:083 422 2369/032-5515720.

Transport available,UKZN, Howard,Westville, DUT, VC,CTI, Damelin, SkyAviation, early and lateloads, pick and dropfrom home. Contact:079 999 9758/084655 6605. For allinformation visit www.jisakatravel.co.za andclick on student shuttleservices.

Transport available toUmhlanga. Call: 083275 6270.

TransportavailablefromStanger to Umhlanga,Working hours 8:00amto 5:00pm.Contact: 076561 3419.

TUITIONS

Afrikaans Tuition-Grade 10, 11 and 12,only serious learners.Contact: 083 2925982/032-551 6282.

Grade 10 Maths Tuitioncommence on Monday,10 February 2014 (CapCompliant). Call: D.Harilal: 084 363 2500to confirm.

Maths Tuition-Grades7, 8, 9 & 10. Contact:G. Komal: 032-5516359.

Maths Tuition Grade10. Contact: 072 5217988.

Unisa/Imm Tuition-Law, Commerce &Marketing. Contact TheGraduate Academy,Tel: 032-586 3804 /Durban@t-g-a.co.zaBased in Ballito.

VACANCY

Accounting firm inStanger requires aqualified accountantwithexperience.Pleasefax 1 page CV to 032-551 1715. Applicantsnot contacted within 3weeks should considertheir applicationunsuccessful.

Earn R800 in yourfirst week guaranteed!Data hub needs someworkers to fill outforms with or withoutcomputer. Easy stepby step Tutorials ownhours. SMS Name,Postal or email addressto 073 374 8703 orda t ahubb@yahoo .com.

Motor Vehicle PartsCounter Salesman-Must have Minimum5 Year Experience inthe Motor vehicle PartsIndustry-Traceable References-Must be Bilingual,Honest, Trust Worthy,Responsible and ofSober Habits-Must be able to Workaway from Stanger-Must be able to Speakand Understand Zulu-Good Salary Offeredwith IncentiveSend CV to P.O. Box3263, Stanger, 4450.

General Assistantrequired, Pharmacy/Medicineexperienceanadvantage. Drop off CVat Pharmacy Express,Lindley Street.

Quality Controller-Matriculated-Furniture Industry-Company based inIsithebeSend CV to isithebe@workforce.co.za.

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At Jacksons Industrial Park,1200 square meters with

24 hour Security.

Contact: Mr. Babu Ganie-083 786 1053

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Vacancy exists:Office Admin Assistant,Must be computerliterate. Fax CV to 086654 0841 Or email:cheryl@elangenioil .co.za.

Quality AssuranceAdministratorApplications are invitedfrom suitably qualifiedcandidates for theabove positionThe incumbent must:-Be matriculated withMaths and Science(Business/commercialqualification will be anadded advantage)-Have a goodknowledge andapplicationoftheQualitymanagement system(ISO 9000:2001)-Be computer literate-Excel, Word andPowerPoint with goodcommunication skills atall levels-Able to work wellunder pressure andmeet deadlines-Have a fair experiencein the manufacturingenvironment withattention to detail-Have a fair knowledgeof SYSPRO system-Have valid SA driver’slicenseExperience in thisposition will be anadded advantageThe company offersbasic employeebenefitsFax your CV with acovering letter to 032-459 5642Closing Date: 14th Feb2014

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what’s onTo place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweekly­news@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Monday 9am.Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and arefree of charge.

Child Welfare SA - Mandeni is hosting a Valentine’s ball in aid offund raising. Venue: Tugela Community Hall. Time: 7pm. Admission: R20. Dress Code: FormalPlease support this community initiative!The Sri Durga Temple will observe the Tulasi Pooja on Sunday, 9February from 10am until 11am. For more information contact resi­dent priest Gulshan Kumar Sharma on 084 815 2156, Ram Makar­dood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.A Valentine affair with Fine Young Cooks and Hirsch Ballito.Join us for a fun afternoon creating a yummy gift for someone spe­cial! Come and learn how to make some scrumptious treats to takehome.Great prizes up for grabs. Date: Valentines Day – 14 February. Time:2pm to 4pm. Venue: Hirsch Ballito. Charge:R20 – donation to under­privileged pre­schools. Contact: Jennilee on 032 946 7400 to book.Hirsch Ballito invites you to a brunch with Dayalan Chetty fromTongaat Hulett Development who will be giving us an up date on theZimbali lakes and Compensation industrial development zones. Date:12 February. Time: 11am to 12pm. To book contact Jennilee on 032946 7400 .Bhakti Marga Youth Wingmeetings at the Shanta NarasimhaTemple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Kubashni0768257357 .Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple will with continue with Yagna /Hawan for 48 days. Monday to Friday at 6.30pm, Saturday at 3pmand Sunday at 9am. Contact Danny/Shaun 032/5522382.Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Monday from 6.15pmto 7.15pm), Satsang (Thursday 7pm to 8.30pm), Abhishegum forShanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). Con­tact Kriyananda (032/5514795 ).Simply Meditation Course (3hrs).For more info please contactDC Naidoo (032/5514361 ) / Ashen ( 0736702324 ).The trustees, officials and members invite you to their ChariotProcession to be held on 22 February commencing at 11am from thetemple proceeding to Mathama Gandhi Monument. Thereafter itwould proceed to the Morningside area and back to the temple. Allare invited to join the procession.The trustees, officials and members invite you to their SivarathriFestival which will be held from 18 February to 27 February. Flaghoisting prayer will be held on 18 February commencing at 6pm. Dai­ly prayers will be held for the duration of the festival commencing at6pm on weekdays and 4pm on Saturday, 22 February and 10.30amon Sunday, 23 February. Meals will be served daily. For more informa­tion contact the clerk on 032 551 3259.The Divine Life Society , Stanger Branch will be observing MahaShivarathri on Thursday, 27 February, commencing at 6.20pm andconcluding at 5am on 28 February. All are lovingly invited to attendthis most auspicious function. All religious groups /indviduals thatwish to render bajans, dance or other religious items must pleasecontact Jogie Naidoo on 0834142297 so that the programme can beplanned accordingly.Umhlanga @ B-Fit Studios, Body Guru Gym, Shop 1, Lincoln bythe Lake, High Street, Sundays, 9.30am – 10.30am. Ballito @ BallitoLibrary, Compensation Beach Rd, Tuesdays 6.30pm – 7.30pm.Everyone is welcome. Classes are R30 donation to gov. reg. non­profitorg. For more info, Tel 031 764 6193 or email info@meditateindur­ban.orgThe Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AAand ALANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at theStanger Town Hall. For more information contact Shaun on0791556746.The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor holdsservices on Sundays (Sai) and Mondays (Temple). Devotees areurged to attend. Small weddings can also be conducted at the tem­ple. For more information contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.Sundown Temple Society will hold their 26th annual Maasi Mag­am Sri Soobramonair Kavady Festival with the flag hoisting on Fri­day, 7 February 2014 at 6pm. The chariot procession through StangerHeights will be on Saturday, 15 February at 3pm. The main Kavadyprocession will leave the temple grounds on Sunday, 16 February at8.30am. The flag dehoisting will take place on Tuesday, 18 Februaryat 6pm.The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services on Sundays, Mon­days and Tuesdays. Small temple weedings and ceremonies also canbe conducted at the temple with your own priest. Cooking and bak­ing can be done by the temple band of ladies. For more informationcontact the clerk on 032 551 1744.The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Greyridge Drive Stanger Heights,holds the following activities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesday be­tween 6pm to 7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja first Tuesday, Ramayan readinglast Tuesday. Free adult scriptural classes on Thursdays between6pm and 8pm. Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm to 5:30pm forfurther information contact P.R.O Mrs Madhuri Sing on 082 3243406.The Shri Sanathan Mundal’s resident priest, Pundit K.K Mishrais available for performance of all prayers at the Mandir or at yourresidence. Contact 032 551 1680.The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir, 5 Hornbeam Drive, conductsSatsang every Tuesday at 6.30pm. All welcome. For more informa­tion call 032 551 2430.

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INTRODUCTIONThe Luthuli Museum seeks Expressions of Interest by suitably qualifiedQuantity Surveyors which may be interested to provide quantity survey-ing services for a planned construction project

1.PURPOSE OF THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)The purpose of this EIO process is to compile a list of professionalquantity surveyors or firms to be registered on the Luthuli Museum Da-tabase for technical service providers.

2.SPECIFIC OBJECTIVESBased on the drawings to be provided by the Museum, the tasks re-quired of the Quantity Surveyor to perform are as follows:

l Provide quantity surveying services which includes consulting witharchitects and agreeing on documentation and specifications; preparingbill of quantities which will provide an estimate of costs for the plannedproject.l Mobilize and consult with the required experts and prepare feasibilitystudies to inform the implementation of the planned project in terms ofdesign changes; the available budget; timelines and project manage-ment.

3.DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR THE SUBMISSION OF EOIParties interested in registering their services must submit the followingdocuments with their application:

3.1 Proof of registration as a Professional Quantity Surveyor3.2 Company Profile3.3 CV of Quantity Surveyor3.4 Tax Clearance Certificate3.5 Company registration details & VAT registration number3.6 Brief description of civil works projects undertaken in the last 3years, with client contact details3.7 Completed and signed Luthuli Museum database registration form.The registration form can be collected at the Luthuli Museum or down-loaded on the Luthuli Museum website: www.luthulimuseum.org.za(Media page)

4.SUBMISSION OF EOI

4.1Submissions can be posted for the ATTENTION: Museum Directorto the following address: Luthuli Museum, PO Box 1869, Groutville,KWADUKUZA, 4450 or delivered or couriered to the Luthuli Museum,3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, KWADUKUZA, 4450.

4.2 Closing date for submissions for registration is:21 February 2014

4.3 Enquiries: Please contact Mr Thabane Nkosi on telephone number032 559 6822 or email address nanam@luthulimuseum.org.za

CALLS FOR EXPRESSION OFINTEREST BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED

QUANTITY SURVEYORS

IN LIN LOVING MEMORYOVING MEMORY

NANDHA GOVENDER

Your parting wasso sudden, weo f ten wonderwhy, bu t t hesaddest part ofall, we never saidgoodbye . Wethink of you insilence, we oftens p e a k y o u rname, now all wehave is memoriesand a picture in aframe. A flowermay die, the sunmay set but a

IN LOVING MEMORY

father like you we will never forget. Your nameis precious, it will never grow old, it’s engravedin our hearts in letters of gold.

thYou and your family are invited to the 15 &

th16 Day Service of the late NandhaGovender.

th thDate: 5 &6 February 2014Time: 6pmVenue: 5 JupiterRoad,Glenhills (D-Sec)Sadly missed by his wife, son, daughters,sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchildrenand a host of family & friends.

Love and miss you.

The Chetty family would like to thank familyand friends for their comfort and support anda special thanks goes to the staff and pupils

of Stanger Manor Secondary School.

Happy Heavenly Birthday to our Angel

Damien Chettyth

for the 4 February

Mrs Narisha Ramen (Nashi)28/10/1978 - 14/04/2013

GOD saw you getting tired, when a cure was not to befound, HE called and you accepted. With tears in oureyes, we saw you sinking. We watched you fade away.Our hearts were most broken, you fought so hard tostay, but when we saw you sleeping so peacefully, freefrom pain, we could not wish you back to suffer again.GOD, keep her in your arms and give her special careand make up for all that she has endured on this Earthfor you, GOD has chosen the most beautiful flower forHis garden.

Dearly missed by husband Logan Ramen, son KiashRamen and a host of family and friends.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend theYearly Memorial Ceremony on Saturday, 8 February2014 at 3.30pm for 4pm at the Stanger Sabha Hall,Blaine Street, Stanger.

“WE FOUGHT A GREAT FIGHT”

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Vacancyllovo Sugar SA Limited – an alcoholmanufacturing company, based in Glendale,approximately 20km inland from Stanger, hastwopositions available.

LOGISTICS CLERK

Responsibilities include:- Control of onsite stocks of CMS and

alcohol (customer liaison, storage anddelivery)

- Supervision of tanker loading- Preparation of all documentation

relating to despatch of products- Daily/Weekly andMonthly reports- Stock counts- Maintenance of Production and Sales

data to facilitate preparation of CustomsandExcise account

PRODUCTION/PLANNINGCLERK

Responsibilities include:- Daily reporting on raw usage and

production volumes (CMSand alcohol)- Manages supply, receipt, storage and

stock ofmolasses- Daily/Weekly andMonthly reports- Stock counts- Managemen t o f t h e P l a nned

MaintenanceSystemRequirements:

REQUIREMENTSFORBOTHPOSITIONS:- Minimum matric preferably with maths

and science- Computer literate with proficiency in

Excel

Should you be interested in applying, pleaseforward your CV and copies of yourqualifications to tmoosa@illovo.co.za

or fax: 031 - 462 9114

Closing Date: 07 February 2014

Should you not receive a response from uswithin a month after the closing date, pleaseconsider your application as beingunsuccessful.

WEEKLY REPORTER

ENTHUSIASTIC pupils were ready toserveat the tenniscoachingclinicheldatthe KwaDukuza tennis courts (opposite

Stanger Secondary School) on Saturday withchildren as young as five years old coming outto take advantage of the service offered bywellknown tennis coach Yashin Tewary.

Tewary, aKwaZulu-Natal junior tennis cap,started the Yashin Tewary Tennis Academymore than four years was excited with the en-thusiastic response by the little ones.

Tewary said: “Children as young as fouryears old are glued to their television sets andcomputer-gamesand lack theball-eye co-ordi-nation. It is importantthatparentsexposetheirchildren to sport at an early age, not only tostimulate the mind, but to eradicate an obesesociety in which we live.”

The children had great fun on Saturday,throwing and catching the ball and holding a

racquet for the first time in their lives.“Childrenneedtomaster theartof throwing

and catching the ball before being introducedto the service in a game of tennis,” addedTewary.Hehopestorevivethesport inKwaDu-kuza in the hope of creating a fully fledged ten-nis league by mid-March.

Tewary will be hosting the free tennis

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERYashin Tewary (standing centre) with the participants of the coaching clinic.

Phenomenal response to tenniscoaching clinic in KwaDukuza

ILEMBE Primary Schools Cricket Asso­ciation will host an under­11 cricket fes­tival on 22 and 23 February at the Um­hlali Preparatory School and AshtonCollege in Ballito commencing at8.30am.

A selected KwaDukuza, Mandeni,Maphumulo and Ndwedwe under­11squad will assemble at Umhlali and

commencing at 12 noon.The Ilembe under­13 cricket festival

will take place on March 15 and 16.Schools in the KwaDukuza region inter­ested in participating in the under­11and under­13 league which gets under­way on 11 February 11 are requested tocontact Isaac Abraham on079 4280 345.

Cricket festival for pupils

Twenty-20 LeagueSaturday, February 812.15pm-Nkobongo vs Ocean-

ville B (Gledhow)12.15pm-Doringkop vs Manor

B (Country Club)3.15pm-Warriors vs Manor C

(Gledhow)3.15pm-ManorAvsOceanville

A (Country Club)Sunday, February 99.00am-Warriors Internation-

al vs Magnum (Gledhow)

IlembeCricketUnion­fixtures

KLFA Premier League

Thursday, 6 February6pm-Siyazama vs Young Lions(Manor)6pm-K9 Real Celtic vs Mtwana(Recreation)Friday, 7 February

6pm-Happy Stars vs JuniorStars (Manor)6pm-Mavusana vs Doringkop(Recreation)Saturday, 8 February9.30am-Junior Stars vsTornado (Recreation)11am-Nandi Shooting Stars vs

Park United (Recreation)1pm-Movers vs Rocky Park(Recreation)Sunday, 9 February9.30am-Monza vs Townview(Recreation)11am-Doringkop vs Siyazama(Manor)

11am-Tiger Boyz vsMadundube (Recreation)1pm-Thembeni vs Citizens(Manor)1pm-Happy Stars vs Beez(Recreation)

Inethi kayigcwali madoda!

SAFA KwaDukuza Local FootballAssociation ­ fixtures

coaching lessons ev-ery Tuesday (from3.30-4.30pm) duringthe month of Febru-ary and urged thecommunity ofKwaDukuza to takeadvantage of the freeservice.

For further detailsregarding the tenniscoaching clinic con-tact Tewary on084 357 9552.

Ballito to participate inthe two­day festival.Matches will be playedon a league basis.

At the end of thetwo­day festival, anIlembe under­11 squadwill be selected to par­ticipate in the KwaZulu­Natal Primary Schoolsunder­11 Cricket Festivalto be held in DurbanNorth from 7­9 March.

Players impressingwith the bat or ball atthe KZN under­11Champs will have anopportunity of repre­senting our province inthe South AfricanSchools under­11 Festi­val to be held in Decem­ber.

Schools in KwaDu­kuza are requested tosend their cream ofplayers in the under­11ranks to the selectiontrials to be held at Man­or Primary School onThursday, 5 February

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WEEKLY REPORTER

MAVUSANA Football Clubgrabbed a late equaliser(1-1) against Tiger Boyz in a

SAFAKwaDukuza Local Football As-sociation (KLFA) Premier Leaguegame played at the RecreationGround on Sunday.

Tiger Boyz dominated possessionright fromthefirstwhistleandshouldhaveopened theiraccountasearlyasthe10thminuteafterMlungisiManzi’spowerful longrangeshotwasparriedfor a corner by theMavusana keeper.

SiphoMhlongo latchedontoa cor-ner-kick by Nhlakanipho Khuzwayo,headingpowerfully past theMavusa-na keeper to give Tiger Boyz a 1-0lead. Minutes later Sibongiseni Mng-adi beat the offside trap and was in-volved in a one-on-one with the Ma-vusanakeeper,buthe fluffedhisshot.

In the 25th minute BonokuhleKhuzwayowasdeniedagoalaftertheMavusana keeper, Velaphi Labanemadea,acrobaticsavetokeephissidein contention for honours.

Mavusana,whoplayedsecondfid-dle to their rivals throughout the firsthalf created their only opportunity ofthe match just before the break, butwere denied by the woodwork afterSifiso “Malambe”Mngadi’s shot rico-cheted off the crossbar.

Mavusanabeefedup their strikingforce at the start of the second halfbringing on the dreadlocked Arthur“Drogba” Gumede.

In the 50th minute Gumede squan-deredagoldenopportunityofsnatch-inganequaliserafterhisshotmiracu-lously missed the target from closerange.On the stroke of thehour-mark, TigerBoyz were awarded a free-kick justoutsidetheboxforarecklesstacklebythe Mavusana central defender.

Bonokuhle Khuzwayo blasted the

free-kick against the wall, but thealertNhlakaniphoKhuzwayolatchedontotherebounderandwatchedago-nisingly after his shot justmissed thecrossbar.Hoping to seal the fate of their rivals,Tiger Boyz made a double substitu-tion, bringing on striker PhiwokuhleNsele and attacking midfielder Siya-bonga Khuzwayo. But, the attacking

duo failed to impress as Tiger Boyzheld on desperately to theirslender1-0 lead.

In the dying minutes of the gameMavusanawereofferedalifelineafterNkululeko Makhathini was brought

down in the box and the referee didnot hesitate to award thema penalty.

MelusiMdlalose converted the re-sultant spot-kick to grab a late 1-1equalizer for Mavusana.

InanearliergameMoverssecured

awell deserved 2-0win against Hap-pyStars.OnFridaynightJuniorStarstrouncedYoungNation4-0attheRec-reation Ground and Thembeninotchedupthreevaluablepointsafterstinging Beez 3-0.

Tiger Boyz (pictured left) had to settle for a tame 1­1 draw against Mavusana (right) and in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association PremierLeague game played at the Recreation Ground on Sunday.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTER

Mavusana grablate equaliser

>> Late equalisersaves the Mavusanateam from defeat

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HOPING TO SEAL THE FATE OF THEIR RIVALS, TIGER BOYZ MADEA DOUBLE SUBSTITUTION

Notice is given in terms of section 127 of the Local Government :Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) that the2012/2013 Annual Report of the iLembe District Municipality, includingthe 2012/2013 Annual Report of iLembe Management DevelopmentEnterprise (Pty) Ltd., is available for public inspection.

stA copy of the Annual Report may be viewed at the Reception area, 1Floor, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza,between the hours 08h00 to 15h00, Monday to Friday.

Alternatively, a copy of the Report may be viewed on the Municipality’swebsite: www.ilembe.gov.za

Members of the local community are invited to submit writtenrepresentations in connection with the Annual Report to the MunicipalManager, iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 MahatmaGandhi Street, KwaDukuza or POBox 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450.

Such submissions should be delivered or posted to reach the MunicipalManager by no later than 21February 2014.

stAny person who cannot write may come to the Reception area, 1 Floor,iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, betweenthe hours 08h00 to 15h00, Monday to Friday, where Ms. Sne Khanyilewill assist that person to transcribe his or her representations.

N MBAACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER3 February 2014

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WEEKLY REPORTER

STANGER and District Volleyball Association(SDVA) will host a women’s volleyball tour­nament on Friday, 21 February at the associa­tion courts commencing at 6pm.

SDVA president, Isaac Abraham said: “Wehad a vibrant women’s league four years agowhich was the envy of other associations af­filiated to KwaZulu­Natal Volleyball. But, dueto the apathy among the fairer sex, the leaguefizzled out into non existence over the lastthree years.”

“This year our intention is to revive wom­en’s volleyball in KwaDukuza with the hopeof kicking off a league and a four­a­side com­petition,” added Abraham.

He urged the women of KwaDukuza, in­cluding girls from grades 10 to 12 to destressby getting involved in sport.

In other volleyball news, team registrationbooklets for the 2014 season and the com­posite player registration form will be collect­ed tomorrow (Thursday) at Stanger ManorSecondary School at 6pm. The registrationbooklets must be accompanied by an affilia­tion fee of R400 and a registration fee of R70per player.

All player registration forms must be ac­companied by a recent passport­size photo­graph. Players requesting a discharge fromtheir clubs must complete the transfer formand attack to the registration booklet (to­gether with a transfer fee of R100 which willbe paid to KwaZulu­Natal Volleyball).

At the SDVA planning meeting held onThursday it was decided that the social andcompetitive league will combine to form oneleague in 2014. It is compulsory for every clubto field a junior or youth team. Clubs that failto field a youth or junior teams will be barredfrom participation in 2014.

The junior league comprises of playersborn in the U19 ranks (born 1995/1996) andin the Youth League (U17) players must beborn in 1997/1998. No player will be allowedto participate in both the Junior and YouthLeague.

The opening tournament for the Juniorsand Youth (males and females) will takeplace on Saturday , 22 February at the associ­ation courts commencing at 9am. At the endof the tournament a SDVA Junior and Youthsquad will be selected to participate in theKwaZulu­Natal Junior and Youth Champion­ship.

New clubs seeking affiliation are request­ed to contact SDVA president, Isaac Abrahamon 079 4280 345.

SDVA to hostwomen’svolleyballtournament

Ilembe bounce backUmlazi go down to Ilembe in league game

WEEKLY REPORTER

AFTERsufferingahumiliating97-runs defeat against Phoe-nix a fortnight ago, Ilembe

bouncedback towinningwayswitha dramatic 4-run victory againstUmlazi in a KwaZulu-Natal CricketUnion Challenge League gameplayed at the Country Club Groundon Sunday.

Duetotheintermittentrainat thestart, the match was reduced to 45overs.

The visitors decision to field firstafterwinning the tosspaidrichdivi-dends after Radeshwar Singh wasdismissed by Thulani Zungu for 6runs in the first over of the match.

Alveiro Nadasen, who has beenbattling to regain his form, joinedSteven Jacobs at the crease and this

pair took the tally to38/2beforeNa-dasen (7) was caught by ComfortShangeoff thebowlingofMpenduloCira in the 10th over.

Yusuf Ismail andJacobsvirtuallydoubled Ilembe’s tally (64/3) beforeJacobs (22)wascaughtatmid-offbySipho Nyandeni off the bowling ofShange.

Desigan Pillay was clean bowledfor 8 runs byNjabuloMkhize in 15th

over leaving the hosts leaving thehosts in a spot of bother at 85/4.

Ilembe lost two wickets cheaply,Dillon Rautenbach (3) and Mo-hamedMhlongo for a duck. But, Is-mail held his nerve scoring a splen-did 48-runs which included threefours and a huge six before beingcaught at fine leg by Mkhize off thebowling of Sifiso Gasa.

Aaron Pillay was dismissed by

Mkhize for 1 run and Lance David,makinghisdebutforIlembewasrunoutbySimonShangefor5runsleav-ing the hosts in deep trouble at126/9.

Tail-ender, Iqbal Sher showedscant respect for the Umlazi attack,smashing a “quickfire” 43 runswhich included five fours and threemassive sixes before being caughtby Comfort Shange off the bowlingof Gasa to give the home team a re-spectable 172/10 in the 30th over.

Mkhize (4/41 from 9 overs) andGasa (2/52 from 8 overs) were thepick of the Umlazi bowlers.

Chasing173runsforvictory,Um-lazi were far from disgraced afternotching up 168/9 in their allotted45 overs thanks to a brilliant half-century by Siqo Dlamini (59) whichincluded seven fours and one 6.

Aaron Pillay was the most eco-nomical Ilembe bowler, claiming2/45 from 9 overs.

Meanwhile, Oceanville B defeat-ed Warriors by 6-wickets in a do-mestic Twenty-20 League gameplayed at the Gledhow Ground onSaturday.

Warriors batted first and posted73/7 in theirallotted20-overs.AsadIqbal(18),AustinGovender(11)andRishenMathapershad (10)were theonlybatsmen toregisterdoubledig-its.

Wilson Govender (2/1 from 4overs)andKaylinNaidoo(2/10from4 overs) were the pick of the Ocean-ville bowlers.

Oceanville scored the winningruns in the13thover (74/4) thanks toa brilliant 32 runs contribution byTrinesh Govender.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERIlembe bounced back to winning ways with a hard fought 4­run victory against Umlazi on Sunday.