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Allegations of'third force' inKZN taxi violence>> ‘Taxi violence can happen anywhere. It is very scary’

JONATHAN ERASMUS

ALEAKEDdocumenthas revealeddeeplyentrenched issues in theKwaZulu-Natalminibus taxi violence arena pointing to

a wider conspiracy that includes governmentorgans being co-opted into fighting battles fortaxi dons.

While the report primarily focuses on thecurrent taxi turf wars between three associa-tions in Ballito, KwaDukuza and Maphumulo,experts have admitted that the allegations be-ing levelled are nothingnewand that if the pat-tern continues, sporadic taxi violence spillinginto mall parking lots and even residentialneighbourhoods could increase.

A task force from theHawks has been draft-ed in to untangle the mess - sidelining the TaxiViolenceUnitbased inProspecton-with theex-

pectationthattheywillbringfresheyestoanoldproblem.

While Hawks spokesperson Brigadier Han-gweniMulaudziwouldonlysaythey“are inves-tigating” when asked if their probe into taxiwarfare included looking into police involve-ment,MarydeHaas-whorunsanorganisationcalled KZN Violence Monitor - said the policewould need to “look inwards”.

“Taxi violence can happen anywhere. It isvery scary.

“The taxi associations are also protected byprivate security companies who are not wellregulated, yet they have access to dangerousweapons.”

Encouraging education excellence

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‘Education is ourpriority” - MEC>> MEC urges poor performing schools todevelop turnaround strategy for 2015JYOTHI LALDAS

MECforArts,Culture,SportandRecreation, NtombikayiseSibhidla-Saphetha has urged

allschoolprincipalswhoseschoolsob-tained 0% in the iLembeDistrict to de-velop turnaround strategies for 2015.

Addressingeducationstakeholdersgathered in Mandeni, where she is achampion for Operation Sukuma Sa-khe, Sibhidla-Saphetha said that oneof themain priorities of government iseducation and therefore all stakehold-ers, particularly the principals mustensure that schools in the district arefunctional.

Among the stakeholders presentwere members of the provincial legis-lature, school principals, members ofthe school governing bodies, council-lors and senior officials from the De-partment of Education.

The stakeholder meeting was theculmination of an intense three-dayschool functionality programmewhich entailed visiting schools that

performed poorly in thematric examsand those that obtained high matricpass rates. Some of the schools thestakeholdersvisitedincludedSiseben-zile High School,Manzini High, Nkon-jane High School, Lethuxolo, Zachari-ah, Tshelenkosi, Mandeni Academyand Madlanga High School.

iLembe was one of the districts inthe province that did not performwellduring the 2014 matric exams. Of the9740 pupils who sat for the examina-tions, 3249 failed and the overall mat-ric pass rate was 59.20% in 2014.

The number of female pupils whopassed matric is higher than males.

Among the observations made thedepartment the fact that urban dis-tricts performed better than rural dis-tricts stood out.In2013, thematricpassrate in thedis-trict stood at 72.46%.KwaDukuzatoppedthe listofschools

that performed well. The overall passrate for maths and science was 25%and 45% respectively.

Contributing factors to the failure

rate identified by the department offi-cials included disruption of schools byprotests and shortage of qualifiedteachers, particularly in rural areas.

Sibhidla-Saphetha said the depart-ment believed that intervention suchas increased contact time with pupils,common testing programmes that aresubject driven, support for teachersand completion of syllabus by Augustcan improve the matric results.

Sibhidla-Saphetha urged the offi-cials from the department to conveneanother stakeholder meeting that willbe attended by senior education offi-cials in theprovince to resolvemattersthat were beyond the scope of the dis-trict officials.TheMECalsoinstructedtheprincipalsof all the schools that obtained a 0%pass rate to develop a turnaroundstrategy for their schools.“Local councillors must also prioritiseeducation in their wards. They shouldmake education an agenda item intheir meetings at all material times,”said Sibhidla-Saphetha.She also vowed to lead a process of es-tablishing an education stakeholderforum in the district that will attend toall educational challenges in iLembe.

THE Stanger & District Groups ofAlcoholics Anonymous is hostingtheir third combined rally at theStanger Town Hall on Sunday, 1February at 10am.

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‘Department turns ablind eye to school’>> Parents angered as school crumbles

SIBUSISO BIYELA

ANGERED STAFF and parentsof Stanger Secondary Schoolaresayingthattheschoolisbe-

ingsnubbedbytheDepartmentofEd-ucationasparts of theold school con-tinues to crumble.

They took their frustrations to theKwaDukuza Circuit offices carryingplacards with messages of their dis-satisfaction on Tuesday.

Speakingoutsidethecircuitofficesstaff representative, Mrs U. Parsadcomplained about the department“turning a blind eye and a deaf ear”to the situation at the school. StangerSecondary, which turns 95 years this

year, started to experience structuralfailures in 2012 when a classroomcollapsed with pupils and a teacherinside during a lesson.

“Oneparticularblock in theschoolis the oldest and has been aroundsincetheschoolwasbuiltandwehavebeen having problems with it since2012,” said Parsad.When thematterwas reported to thedepartment, Par-sad reported that engineers deemedthe building unsafe and it was thencondemned.

Yet, the remaining classes in theblockarestillbeingusedbytheschoolto conduct teaching. “We have nochoice as space at the school is verylimited,” Parsad said.

Teacher at the Stanger SecondarySolumuzi Mathenjwa complainedabout the pre-fabricated classroomsthe department had initially provid-ed.

“They delivered the pre-fabsshortly after the incident that left mycolleague and her pupils injured, butteaching in those things is hell as theheat becomes toomuch,”Mathenjwasaid.

Teachers and SGB members sub-mittedamemorandumofcomplaintsabout the department’s lack of en-gagement despite their constant cor-respondence.

Provincial spokespersonof thede-partment Muzi Muhlambi told theWeekly: “I have requested thedistricttofeedmewiththeresponseandIwillremind them.”

PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASOne of the dilapidated classrooms that pupils and teachers are still usingas the Department of Education "turns a blind eye and a deaf ear".

Allegations of 'thirdforce' in taxi violence

The leaked document created last year and part ofcourt proceedings in the KwaDukuza Magistrate’s andDurban regional courts to defend Maphumalo andDolphin Coast Taxi Associations in relation to ongoingviolence over the past two years points to improper

contents of the document, but said: “That information is not for public record and forms part of our case”.

In the past 12 months, taxi violence has been reported in Durban, Ladysmith, Ballito, KwaDukuza,Maphumulo and Mandeni varying in location frommalls, the N2, townships to quiet suburban roads.

The recent attack occurred in Stanger Manorwhere 17 hitmen are alleged to have ambushed a convoy carrying six Maphumulo taxi bosses earlier thismonth.

Three men died, while over 120 bullet casings werefound on site.

relationships betweenthe Prospecton Taxi Violence Unit (PTV), theleadership of the SAPSKwaDukuza police station and the KwaDukuza Taxi Association as contributing factors to the ongoingviolence in the area.

They claim, amongother issues, that charges they have levelledare never investigated.

But De Haas said it isnot uncommon for violent taxi attacks to notbe investigated, callingit a failing of the criminal justice system.

The document saysthere are “allegationsof a third force, throughSAPS and political figures having vested interests” in the taxi industry, and calls for theTaxi Violence Unit to be“disbanded and reconstituted with new SAPSmembers”.

A source in the taxiindustry called the allegations in the document “nothing new”and said they were often raised at association meetings, taxi indabas and with government officials.

Yolande Gielink, theattorney for Maphumulo and Dolphin Coast,who wrote the document, confirmed the

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FROM childhood I have been found escaping the boredom of chores while I busy myself with reading. I readeverything from news stories to comic strips of an old

paper used as cupboard lining.This was noticed by my aunt when I was 11 or 12 while

in her home in iNanda, near Durban. I was supposed tobe washing dishes and I was caught with my head in thecupboard under the sink reading a Madam and Eve comic

not exempt me from finishing the dishes that night.As a result of this I was given permission to read some

of my late aunt's books from her collection in her roomat my grandmother's house. Sliding my fingers on thespines I perused which book I should engulf myself in andI finally settled on the weirdest of them all — Gobbledigook.

What I can recall from the book is that it was a sciencefiction novel about aliens that mistakenly abduct a boyand his friends and take them to their planet or somethingof the sort.

I dug into that book and I was transported to anothertime, another country and another planet. It made me forget my surroundings and even hunger failed to interruptme from my journey.

The first full novel I had ever finished took me four daysand I was impressed then seeing as I went through 50pages a day from three or four hours' reading. My bestfriend, who goes through all of 600 pages of Harry Potterand the Order of the Phoenix in a day and a half (withoutsleeping) puts me to shame. I don't know why I still keepher around.

After I had finished with that adventure of a book, I

quickly discovered that my avid reader of an aunt was afan of the Archie series of comics and I went through herwhole collection in a matter of days laughing at old humour and enjoying the adventures of a cartoon I had absolutely no connection with.

Archie saved me from many chores during my visit atmy aunt's as she would defend with my mother withmuyekeni usafunda! (leave him be, he is reading) and I'dpretend to be none the wiser.

From there, I have since buried my head in many booksof all genres and subjects until I came across a science bookabout space and time. Having not known there was a connection between space and time before, I dived into theunknown and came out the other end confused.

The book had illustrations and text explaining howtime and space are manifestations of the same thing andhow they can be manipulated by gravity to create blackholes which can be used to traverse vast distances in notime.

Half of the things I read at the time made little senseto me but they stuck with me. I started seeing answersin different places such as on the television and otherbooks. Synapses lit up in a flurry of activity in my brain

Why I love to read and write

Sibusiso Biyela@astrosibs

strip.I don't

know how longthey had beenstanding there,but my motherand aunt weresmiling when Irealised I wasbeingwatched. Theywere proud ofmy enthusiasm for reading but that did

with every “aha” moment and I proceeded to smilelike a retard with each new discovery.

I soon discovered that human beings wrote thesebooks that took me on adventures, told me thingsabout the universe and about people who once lived.I realised that these writers were speaking to me frombeyond the grave; in a way, their thoughts live on.I do not know of a better way to live after death thanleaving your words behind.

And this is why I choose to write essays andcolumns most of which are published in newspapersand on my blog astrosibs.blogspot.com

I guess it is my attempt at living forever and a wayof tracking what I have done with my life.

My words will stay forever in cyberspace and Iwant them to be things that will make people thinkand let some of my ideas be known or rejected. Weall leave a digital footprint in cyberspace with the useof social media platforms and with the power of publishing your own words as blogs.

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15Hospice visits North CoastPrimary

JYOTHI LALDAS

IN an effort to educate the youth aboutthe Dolphin Coast Hospice Associationand encourage pupils and staff to jointhe organisation, board members KrishVengetsamy and Chin Suriah visitedNorth Coast Primary School last Friday.

<< Hospice day care manager Chin Suriah and deputy chairpersonKrish Vengetsamy present a certificate of appreciation to hard working and dedicated volunteer Daymyn Naidoo.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Chin Suriah addresses the pupils.Looking on is principal MalaMariemuthoo.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

MASTER Maths Stanger (Pty) Ltd enrols pupils from grades four to 12.

Procedures involved for enrol-ment:

Step 1: Parents need to bring their childto the Master Maths Centre with their latest

SESSION 3: 12:00 13:30An early start is vital for the progress of thechild in Mathematics. Parents tend to taketheir child for tuition towards the latter partof the year.This is not advisable, as mathematics is an

ongoing process.For your child to experience the working

of Master Maths, please attend their openday on 21 February from 9am to 1pm.

Demo programmes will be conducted.Light refreshments will be provided.

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school report for an assessment which is freeof charge (±45 minutes).

Step 2: Based onthe pupils report andassessment mark obtained, the number ofhours of tuition perweek is determined.This is multiplied byfour to determine thenumber of hours of tuition per month.

Step 3: Tuition feewill not be given overthe phone.

Once the number ofhours of tuition permonth is decided, theprice for tuition is thendisclosed to the parents.

The parent can nowregister their child.

Step 4: A registration fee (onceoff) ischarged excluding thetuition fees. Also a onceoff payment is requiredfor notes, reinforcement exercises and answers.

Step 5: The parents in consultationwith their child can nowbook their slot(s) fortuition. (see below)TUITION TIMESLOTSMONDAY - FRIDAY

SESSION 1: 9:00 10:30

SESSION 2: 10:30 11:30

SESSION 3: 11:30 12:30

SESSION 4: 13:00 14:30

SESSION 5: 14:30 16:00

SESSION 6: 16:00 17:30

SESSION 7: 17:30 19:00

SATURDAYSESSION 1: 9:00

10:30SESSION 2: 10:30

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2013 / 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

N Y MATHONSIACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER4 February 2015

Notice is given in terms of section 127 of the Local Government:Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) that the2013/2014 Annual Report of the iLembe District Municipality, includ-ing the 2013/2014Annual Report of iLembe Management DevelopmentEnterprise (Pty) Ltd is available for public inspection.

A copy of the Annual Report may be viewed at the Reception area,1st Floor, 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 written repre-sentations in connection with the Annual Report to the Acting MunicipalManager, iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 MahatmaGandhi Street, KwaDukuza or P O Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450.

Such submissions should be delivered or posted to reach the ActingMunicipal Manager by no later than 18 February 2015.

Any person who cannot write may come to the Reception area,1st Floor, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDu-kuza, between the hours 08h00 to 15h00, Monday to Friday, whereMs. Khululiwe Makhaye will assist that person to transcribe his or herrepresentations.

iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

Notice is hereby given that an application for an EnvironmentalAuthorisation in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment(EIA) Regulations of 2010 is being sought from the KwaZulu-NatalDepartment of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmen-tal Affairs by ILembe District Municipality. Magalela and Associ-ates has been appointed as the independent EIA Practitioner forthe project.

The Proposed Construction of Macambini Bulk Water Supply Pipe-line Project Phases 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 is situated in Macambini. Publiccopies of the Basic Assessment Report will be placed for readingat,Mandeni Protection Services, Mandeni Library, SundumbiliLibrary and Macambini Traditional Council Building.

If you wish to be registered as an affected person and/or to obtainfurther information on this application, contact Dan Mkhwanazi ofMagalela and Associates, in writing to 21 Aurora Drive, 1st FloorLiberty Building, Umhlanga, 4301, Fax 086 272 4442, email:[email protected], within 21 days from the date of publica-tion of this advertisement, ie on/before 23 February 2015. PublicMeetings are scheduled as follows:

Ward 1: Sunday, 8 February 2015, Time, 09-11am at Manqakaza HallWard 2: Saturday, 07 February 2015, Time: 9am – 11pm at Sikhuthele

SchoolWard 3: Saturday, 07 February 2015, Time: 1pm – 3pm at Romans

Catholic ChurchWard 8: Friday, 06 February 2015, Time: 1pm – 3pm at Lokothwayo

CrecheWard 9: Friday, 06 February 2015, Time: 09 – 11am at Nkunzemalunda

School

EIA DC 29/0025/2014: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT FOLLOWING BASIC ASSESSMENT

PROCESS: PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OFMACAMBINI BULK WATER SUPPLY PIPELINE PROJECT OFFARM NO. 815, 828 & 814 284, DUNN’S RESERVE SITUATEDIN MACAMBINI TRIBAL AUTHORITY AREA IN MANDENI

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WEEKLYHarina tells her goodstory

JYOTHI LALDAS

HARINA Ndaba, a 22yearold from Melville,KwaDukuza, definitely has a good story to tell– just like most people.

The third year Bachelor of Accounting Science student used to walk from her home Melville toShakaville (approximately 10km) where she attended high school.

“My mother is unemployed and we (my motherand two siblings) left our father who was abusive. Idid casual jobs from Grade 8 to Grade 12 to help mysister who works as a domestic and was the onlybreadwinner. I did everything from being a domesticmyself to working as a cane cutter. I even worked fora grass farm,” she said.

Harina’s luck began to change in 2013 after completing Grade 12 and achieving five distinctions.

“I had applied for a number of bursaries that yearand did not even get a single reply. My homeboy VusiKhumalo, who works at the SABC in Durban, interviewed me and the clip was aired on a number of stations. I got a call from him the next day saying thatmy mayor was looking for me,” she said.

“Mymayor”inthiscasewasiLembeDistrictMunicipality mayor Welcome Mdabe. The mayor offeredHarina registration money for university.

“Not only did he pay for my registration but he alsoput me into contact with the chief financial officerof iLembe District Municipality Nosipho Mba who hasbeen my mentor since then,” she said.

In 2013, Harina registered at the University of KwaZuluNatal and received an entrance scholarship. Inher first year she achieved four distinctions out of fivemodules.

She was selected on the Dean’s List and receivedthe Golden Key Intern Award as well as a Richards BayCoal Terminal scholarship.

“I was also selected in the top five students to goand study at the University of Witswatersrand. Thatis where I did my second year,” said Harina.

Her second year results in 2014 are nothing shortof brilliant she achieved seven distinctions out of

seven modules.Describing her relationship with Mba, Harina says

she is everything to her.“She is like a mother, a big sister and a friend. She

is always available to lend a helping hand and mostimportantly an ear. Whether it is about school or lifein general,” said Harina.

One would think moving to Johannesburg wouldput a dent in their relationship but no.

“When I was at UKZN Nosipho picked me up mostweekends and we would go to church and I would pickher brains about school work.

“She was supportive financially and otherwiseand I could talk to her about girl stuff. We talk almostevery day and being in another province has notchanged that at all. We don’t see each other that often but we talk every other day,” she said.

So what does the future hold for this bright youngwoman?

“My number one goal is to build my mother ahouse. We live in a low cost house right now and mygoal is to build my mother a house that she can callher own.

“I want to live a comfortable life. The kind oflife that will afford me the opportunity to have everything I could possibly need and more,” she said.

HarinaNdabaPHOTO:SUPPLIED

· THURSDAY, 29 JANUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricitysupply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Thursday, 29 January 2015 from08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzop-hazamiseka mhlaka 29 January 2015, Ngolwesine kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuyaku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.

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New Guelderland Stewarts

DCLM Hyde Park

Nonoti Mouth Zamani Township

Chantilly Syembezi

· TUESDAY, 3 FEBRUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricitysupply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Tuesday, 3 February 2015 from08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi ku-zophazamiseka mhlaka 3 February 2015, Ngolwesibili kusuka ngo 08h00 ekusenikuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.



DCLM Hyde Park


Chantilly Syembezi

· THURSDAY, 5 FEBRUARY 2015 FROM 08H00 TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, the electricitysupply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Thursday, 5 February 2015 from08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the network.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kukagesi kuzop-hazamiseka mhlaka 5 February 2015, Ngolwesine kusuka ngo 08h00 ekuseni kuyaku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezintambo zikagesi.



DCLM Hyde Park


Chantilly Syembezi

Note:All geysers will be switched off during the scheduled time period. Those residenceswho do not have geyser relays installed must please switch their geysers off to pre-vent overload conditions.

No guarantee can be given that the interruption will be for the full period and there-fore all installations must be regarded as being “ALIVE” during the times stated.

Isexwayiso:Konke okushisisa amanzi kuyocishwa kulesisikhathi sokuphazamiseka kukagesi.Lezo zakhamizi ezinezishisisi zamanzi ezingaxhunyiwe ngohlelo lukaMasipala kuyo-mele bazicishe izishisisi zabo ukuvikela ukusindeka kukagesi.

Akunasiqiniseko esinganikwezwa ukuthi ugesi uzophazamiseka isikhathi esigcweleesibekwe ngaphezulu. Ngakho-ke zonke izinto ezisebenza ngogesi kufanele zitha-thwe njengezinto “EZIPHILAYO KUMBE EZISEBENZAYO” kulesisikhathi esibekiwesokuphazamiseka kukagesi.

NJ MDAKANE Civic Offices Tel Nº: (032) 437-5000MUNICIPAL MANAGER P O Box 72 M/N Nº: /2015

KwaDukuza 4450

INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLYUKUPHAZAMISEKA KOKUPHAKELWA

KUKAGESI

SIBUSISO BIYELA

UMNUZ Sihle Linde oneminyaka engama31 ubudala, obhekene nenkingayokuphuza utshwala nokusebenzisa izidakamizwa ezingekho emthethweni,uthe uzama ngayo yonke indlela ukubuyisela impilo yakhe esimeni.

UMnuz Linde uvakashele emahhovisini eWeekly ngenhloso yokutholausizoendleleniyakheyokuhlukananotshwala.

UMnuz Linde uthe wayesebenzaemaphoyiseni, kodwa walahlekelwaumsebenzi. Uthe: “Nganginomsebenziomuhle, ngiyiphoyisa futhi kungijabulisa. Kodwa ke ngasengiqala ukuba nesandla esilula emsebenzini emvakokuthi omunye wabangani bami engifake ezidakamizweni,” kusho yena.

“Nginomntwana oneminyaka eyi6nomama ongizalayo akasebenzi.

Ngahamba ekhaya ngoba ngithingehlisa umthwalo kuye, yingakhosengilala emgwaqeni.”

Uqhubeke wathi: “Ngidinga ukush

intshaimpiloyami,hhayingobangizenzela mina nje, kodwa ngenzela nomndeni wami ongidingayo,” kusho UMnuz Linde

Uthe ufuna ukungena ezikhungweni ezisiza abantu abanenkinga efananeyakhe, njengobaengenayonendawoyokuhlala.

Uthe: “Angiceli usizo lwemali,engikudingayo nje wukuthi kube khonainto engizobe ngiyenza ngichithe isizungu emini nendawo yokufihlaikhanda ukuze ngikwazi ukulungisa impilo yami. Kunzima ukwenza njalo usazibuza ukuthi kombe uzolalaphi namuhla nokuthi uzolala udleni,” kushoyena.

UMnuz Linde ecele nethuba lokhuluma nentsha ukuze ayixwayise ngempilo yezidakamizwa ezingekhoemthethweni notshwala, abalandisangokwenzeka empilweni yakhe.

Uthe ufisa nokuba yingxenye yenhlangano egqugquzela intsha.

Uthe angabasiza abantu abazithola bekulesi simo akuso.

Uma unesifiso sokusiza uMnuzLinde, ungaxhumana namahhovisi eStanger Weekly enombolweni ethi:032 552 3363 noma ungathumelengekheli leemail elithi:[email protected].

UMnuz Sihle Linde udinga usizolwakho ukuze abuyisele impiloyakhe esimeni aphinde asize nabanye ababhekene nenkinga efanayo.

ISITHOMBE: SIBUSISO BIYELA

Ucela usizo ohlushwa izidakamizwa

SIBUSISO BIYELA

UNKSZ Nester Magwaza, onem-inyakaengama-49ubudala,ucelaukufuniswa indodana yakhe uSa-belo Bhuti Magwaza oneminyakaeyi-16 ubudala, okuthiwawathathwa wulwandleebukuda eBallito ngo-mhla ka-26 kuZiban-dlela (December)ng-onyaka odlule.

UNksz Magwazauthi usehle enyukaebheka umzimbawendodana ya-khe kusukela e-Richards Baykuya e-Scotts-

burgh,ezweukuthikunemizimbayabafana etholakale iminzilekulezi zindawo.

Kuthiwa uSabelo, wagcinwaebonakale egqoke iskibha es-iluhlaza nesikhindi esimhlophe.

Kucelwaonolwazi uku-ba axhumane noNkszMgwaza nombolwe-ni ethi: 073 7474316nomaathinteindodakazi yakheephindaibeyiwelelikaSabelo

enombolweniethi: 078 2834212.

ISITHOMBE: SIBUSISO BIYELAUNksz Nester Magwaza ophethe isithombe sendodana yakhe, uSabelo Bhuti Magwaza, eyalahleka olwandle lwaseBallito mhomla ka26 kuZibandlela (December) ngo2014.

Ucela ukufuniswa indodana

NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]

SIYANIBINGELA bafundi beFEVER,yazi akuve kumnandi ukuvakashela abangani okade wa

bagcina, ngoba nixoxa ngezinto zakudala enanizenza eziwumsangano kuhlekwe kube mnandi, nami ngike

ngavashelwa uMgiks noSpijojo ezinsukwini, selokhu sagcinana ngonyaka odlule, sithe nje sisa hleli sixoxa uSpijojoubefunde elinya lamaphephandabaadumile eThekwini, ngendlela abe julengayo ububona ukuthi lolu daba alufundayo lujulile.

Ngize ngabuza phela ukuthi “Awumngani wami, yini le ebaluleke kangakaengaze ikwenze ungahleki ngisho nama ncoko kaMgiks?”

Uthe: “Ayi ngifunda lendaba kaMfuuZondo, ibuhlungu ngobangyamthanda umfundisi wami, kubobonke abefundisi uyena ongimuzwakahle.”

Wayesengenile uMgiks kulolu dabaoluxoxayo ngoba engafuni ukusalangaphandle futhi ukukhonzile ukuphikisana noSpijojo.

Uthe “Ungaze uthi umfundisi wakho omthandayo kodwa ngingakazengikubone ungena ngisho nasendliniyesonto, ngaphandleke nje kwalokho

yena ubenzani nentombazane engashadile ngisho nayo, ngoba phelanjengo mfundisi oshumayeza abantu,wazi kahle ukuthi akumele umbathenomuntu wesifazane ungashadilenaye.”

USpijojo uphedule wathi: “Habewasho engathi wena awuphili emhlabeni, wakhuluma engathi awukaze ulingeke, engathi awunasono.

UMfu uZondo uphila kulo mhlabanjenga nathi sonke, futhi ungumuntu,izinto azenza ngasese asihlangene nazo, ngoba nawe asikwazi okwenzaemakhoneni, abantu abaningi banezimfihlo abazenza ngasese umehlukonje wukuthi lezi zimfihlo azaziwa izwelonke njengoba kwenzeke kuZondo.”

uMgiks uphendulele phansi eseshawaamazwi kaSpijojo wathi: “Cha phelamngani wami, lolu daba alukho ngamibengizisholo ukuthi kumele ashumayele ngento ayenzayo, angwilimfwethu.”

USpijojo, ububona ukuthiusekhushukelwa ushukela waphendula wathi: “Yona le ntombazane ebihlelinaye izitshela ukuthi ingawisa uZondongalento eyenzile, kanti uma umuntuephiwe kulokhu akwenzayo, okukhonoyedwa ongamphuca isiphiwo sakhe.Lesi senzo nje sibandakanywa nezenzozobubi, umona, noSathane uqobo lwakhe. Okusalayo le ntombazane idliwaunembeza njalo meyicabanga ngaloludaba.”

Ay bafundi bethu ngize ngayilamulangathi, okuhle wukuthi uMfundisiuZondo uziphendulele, kulolu dabalwakhe, kodwake sicela abafundibethu basithumele uvo lwabo ngalokhu okwenzeke kuMfundisi uZondokungaba wukuthi uyameseka nomauyamgxeka. Sithumelele isms enombolweni ethi: 073 154 4117 nomangekheli le email elithi nosi[email protected].

UNkulunkulu kuphela umehluleli wethu!

NOSIPHOMKHIZE

[email protected]

1. The Luthuli Museum intends appointing acertified internal auditing service provider ona three (3) year contract to undertake risk andcompliance internal auditing services for theorganisation and ensure compliance with thePublic Finance Management Act; TreasuryRegulations and other applicable legislation.

2.Tender documents can be collected at theLuthuli Museum between 09:00 – 15:00, Mondayto Friday, at address no. 3233 NokukhanyaLuthuli Street, Groutville, KwaDukuza, from date:29 January 2015

3. Parties collecting the Tender Document Ref.LM/1/01/15 must pay R300 (non-refundable)and sign for the receipt of the documents statingtheir full name; address and telephone number ofthe company they represent.

4.Submitted tenders (3 copies & 1 original) mustbe in a sealed envelope marked for attention:Director: Luthuli Museum and deposited atthe Museum reception in a tender box marked‘Internal Audit Tender’.

5. No faxed; emailed or posted tenders will beaccepted.

6. The tender closes on: 20 February 2015 at12h00 midday

7. Only written inquiries will be accepted andmust be forwarded to email address: [email protected]. For general inquiriesplease phone 032 559 6822.

INVITATION TO TENDERINTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES

TENDER REF. LM 1/01/15

Notice is hereby given that an applicationhas been made to the Municipality, in termsof Chapter 2 and Chapter 3: of the KwaZu-lu-Natal Planning and Development Act,2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008) for:

Property Description: Erf 673 Sundumbili A,Erf 676 Sundumbili A, Erf 1007 SundumbiliA, Erf 1005 Sundumbili A and Erf 1360 Sun-dumbili A , Erf 1328 Sundumbili A.

Scope of Application:(i)Proposed subdivision known as ProposedSubdivision “X”.(ii)Proposed rezoning of Erf 673, Erf 676 Erf1005 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivi-sion “X” to Commercial(iii)Subsequent proposed consolidation ofErf 673, Erf 1007 Erf 1005, Erf 1360, Erf1328 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivi-sion “X”, Registration Division FU Provinceof KwaZulu-Natal.

A copy of the application and its accompa-nying documents will be open for inspectionby interested members of the public dur-ing normal office hours Monday to Friday(excluding public holidays) at Department:Economic Development and Planning andHuman Settlements Section, Mandeni Mu-nicipal Offices, No. 2 Kingfisher Road Man-deni. The application will lie for inspectionfrom the 30 January 2015.

Any person having sufficient interest in theproposed amendment is invited to causewritten comments thereon with: Planningdepartment: Themba Mjuza, Mandeni Mu-nicipality, P.O. Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 byno later than 6 March 2015.

A person who fails to lodge or forward com-ments in response to this notice will bedisqualified from further participation in theprocess.

Lesi isaziso sokuthi sekwenziwe isicelo kuMasi-pala, kwisahluko sesibili kanye nesesithathu:womthetho we Kwazulu Natal Planning and De-velopment Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008) mayela-na:

Ukuchazwa kwezindawo: Erf 673 Sundumbili A,Erf 676 Sundumbili A, Erf 1007 Sundumbili A, Erf1005 Sundumbili A and Erf 1360 Sundumbili A ,Erf 1328 Sundumbili A.

Ingqikithi yesicelo:(i)Proposed subdivision known as ProposedSubdivision “X”.(ii)Proposed rezoning of Erf 673, Erf 676 Erf1005 Sundumbili A and Proposed Subdivision“X” to Commercial(iii)Subsequent proposed consolidation of Erf673, Erf 1007 Erf 1005, Erf 1360, Erf 1328 Sun-dumbili A and Proposed Subdivision “X”, Regis-tration Division FU Province of KwaZulu-Natal.

Ikhophi yesicelo namaphepha ahambisana nasokuzobe kuvulelekile kumalungu omphakathianesifiso sokuwahlola kusukela ngezikhathi ezi-jwayelekile zokusebenza emahhovisi ngoMsom-buluko kuya kuLwesihlanu ngaphandle kwama-holidi kwi Department: Economic Developmentand Planning and Human Settlements Section,Mandeni Municipal Offices, No. 2 KingfisherRoad Mandeni. Isicelo sokuhlolwa siyobakhonaemahhovisi kusukela mhla ziwungu 30 January2015.

Yinoma yimuphi umuntu onentshisekelo mayela-na nesicelo uyamenywa ukubhala imibono yakheabhalele kulelikheli.: The Planning Department:Themba Mjuza, Mandeni Municipality, P.O. Box144, Mandeni, 4490 ungakashayi umhlaka 6March 2015.

Umuntu oyohluleka ukungenisa izizathu zakhenemibono mayelana nalesisaziso kambe isim-emezelo akayikuphumelela ukuhlanganyela ku-lenqubomgomo.

APPLICANTS DETAILS:Yusuf Desai Family TrustREPRESENTED BY:L.H MaphalobaSTRUWIG MENDES ASSOCIATESMunicipal Manager P.O. Box 347Municipal OfficesTel: 032 55236242. Kingfisher Road P.O. Box 144Mandeni 4490

MANDENI MUNICIPALITY MANDENITOWN PLANNING SCHEME

APPLICATION FORSUBDIVISION, REZONING ANDSUBSEQUENT CONSOLIDATION

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C o m m e r c i a l i s e dproperty which is1150sqm,Building with bottlestore licence 100sqm,excellent potential.Phone: 032-552 3433.

2nd Hand furniture’s andmore for urgent sale.Contact: 084 224 9201.

Hybrid Marigolds forsale. Phone between5pm-9pm, 083 8813147/071 283 6549.

1).2 b/r flats, lounge,kit/D/R, T/Shower.2).1 b/r flat, lounge, kit/D/R, T/Shower.Contact: 072 579 3167.

2 x 2 b/r flats to let,Newtown, upmarket,secure complex. Call:082 490 2435.

3 Bedroom, ensuite,lounge/dining room,undercover parking,opposite Stg Hospital,secure complex. Tel:032-552 1170/Cell: 083651 2815.

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1).Stg Mnr-4 brm/L/K/drm + ensuite, fullyfitted.2).Stg Heights-1 largeroom + mini-kitchen +T/B, available 1st Feb.Contact me on 084 2249201/032-552 5596.

1 Room, kitchen, toiletand bathroom for rent inTown View Road. Rent:R1600 excluding lights.Call: 074 900 9026.

2 Bedroom, lounge,dining room, kit, toilet& bath, Stg Manor.Contact: 076 829 9470.

2 Bedroom house to letat Warrenton. Contact:032-551 1960.

3 Basements to let inStanger Manor. Tel:032-552 3328.

5 Bedroom house,Stanger Manor, R3800excl. water & lights.Contact Roderick: 078019 5767.

Basement to let-1bedroom basement tolet in Stanger Manor.Contact: 083 665 5650.

House for rent,preferably couple.Contact: 084 240 2041.

House to share-3Professionals (Female)to share 3 B/Roomhouse in Stanger Manor,T & Cs Apply. Contact:081 334 8390.

Outbuilding for rent,19 Shifa Crescent,Stanger Heights, water& electricity own meter,R1800.00 per month.Contact: 074 522 6832.

Outbuilding in GeraniumStreet, Stanger Manor,1 or 2 persons, safepremises, R2200 pm(Including L/W). Phone:032-552 2757/082 0683598.

Room to let, walkingdistance to UKZN-Howard, male, pref.Engineering. Cell: 082613 9118/084 6199193.

Two bedroom houseto let in Dokterskop,R2600.00 excludinglights and water. Phone:084 704 4828.

RNA PROPERTIES1).Block consisting of7 units. Total rentalincome R17 000. Pricedat R2 100 000.2).2 B/R, M/Ensuite,fitted kitchen, lounge,D/Room, fully tiled, fullyfenced, R625 000.3).DokterskopCNRPlot,+- 1200m2, R450 000.Contact Prasheen-078638 2060.

Dawnside: Neat 3 b/rdouble storey, fullytiled, ensuite, bic, B/G,A/C, alarm, walled,large double garage.Spacious basementwith toilet, shower, basinand rental potential.R1 300 000.00. HarrisGovender: 072 1485151

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Assistant required forbusy take-away. Callat Mall Café, 55 KingShaka Street, next toStudio One.

Distinctive Choice-CMTSpecialistsA well established CMTFactory in Isithebe isexpanding-the followingpositions are availablefrom 12th January 20151.Line managers-3years experience2.Line supervisors3.Line QC-2 yearsexperience4.Machinists-Sewingmachine operators5.Sample roomsupervisor6.Mechanics for sewingmachinesPlease contact HRDepartment on 032-459 3275 or report to26 Yellow Street on 12thJanuary with CV.

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Houses for SaleDarnallFrom R720 000-00 toR1.8 milHigh RidgeStunning, neat 4 bedhouse, fitted kitchen,swimming pool3 x Flatlets, close totemple and mosque.B&B Potential.Just move in @R2.1mil neg.Contact: Office-(032)551 1630

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Maths TuitionGrades: 5, 6 and 7 onSaturdays.Grades: 8, 9 and 10 onWeekdays.Contact: Mr. M.S. PillayPhone No: 032-5525185 (Home)/082 6516736 (Cell).Tuitions tocommenceonMonday-2nd February.

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WATER RESTRICTIONS!Stage 4 Water Restrictions: “Time of Use” has been implemented;water supply will be interrupted from 10pm at night to 4amthe next morning. Should this measure not meet the requiredcurtailment, additional shutdowns of the water supply during theday, may be required. Consumers may also experience lowerpressure and interruptions to supply without notice, in our effort toachieve the curtailments needed, to ensure we prolong the storageof the Hazelmere Dam.

How can you help us save water?In and around the house/business• Turn off taps while washing your face, brushing your teeth or shaving• Taking a five-minute shower a day, instead of a bath, will use a third of the water, saving up to

400 litres a week. Showering could use up to 20 litres of water per minute.• If you prefer to bath, share the water and don’t make it as full. Taking a bath could use between

80 and 150 litres of water.• Use low-flow showerheads, dual-flush toilets mechanisms and water-efficient washing ma-

chines.• Kettles should be filled with just enough water for your needs and not the brim. This will help to

reduce your electricity bill as well.• Don’t over-fill containers for cooking.You will also use more energy to heat the water• Reducing the toilet flush volume alone can save 20% of total water consumption. This can be

achieved by putting a 2 litre cold drink bottle, filled with water, and a little sand to add weight,into the cistern.

In the garden• Always water your plans during the early morning hours or in the evening, when temperatures

are cooler. Watering between 10:00 and 15:00 you can lose up to 90% of water to evaporation• Every time you boil an egg, save the cooled water for your houseplants. They’ll benefit from the

nutrients released from the shell• Focus on indigenous and non-water-consumptive alien plants (but not invasive alien plants)• Group plants according to their water needs and not mulch around them

• Water gardens frequently, but water well. Using a garden hose coulduse as much as 30 litres of water per minute• Clear invasive alien plants on your property• Roof water can also be profitably stored in tanks, for wateringgardens• Use “grey water” – used water from baths, washing machines andother safe sources – to water your garden.

Call centre number: 032- 437 9379E-mail: [email protected]

>> Mdoniville Hindu Temple will hold their 18th annual Thaipoosam Kavady Festival. Kavady festival 3 February. Venue Stanger Siva Sungam open field.Shivarathri will be observed on 17 February. For moreinformation contact Krish Kistan on 083 556 6276 or032 551 1744.>>TheLowerTugelaSabhaHindiPatshalaisofferingfree Hindi classes for adults and children on Wednesdays from 4.30pm to 5.30pm at the Sabha Hall inBlaine Street. Registration will commence onWednesday, 4 February at 4.30pm. For more information contact Mr R Maharaj on 032 552 5319 or 072844 7555.>>Hirsch’s Ballito networking breakfast on Thursday, 29 January commencing at 8.30am for 9am atthe store. Business coach, mentor and professionalspeaker from “Kiss Your Business Coaching” SeanDercksen will be the guest speaker. To book call Lindyon 032 946 7400. No charge but booking is essential.A light breakfast will be served.>>AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger will be hostinga week of evangelistic crusade with evangelist DerekFinn at the AFM Church, 17 Greyridge Drive, StangerHeights. Services will be held on Friday, 30 Januaryat 7pm, Saturday, 31 January at 6pm and Sunday, 1February at 8am. Admission is free. For more information contact your hosts pastors Harry and ShirleySolomon on 083 301 2923 or 032 551 5417.>>AFM Central Tabernacle Stanger is running a biblecollege. Registration is now open. Contact pastor Harry Solomon on 083 301 2923 for more information.>>The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation of KwaDukuza will be commencing with Balvikas Classes onFridays. Registration for the classes will be on 30 January 2015 between 5pm to 5.30pm. Classes will starton 7 February 2015 from 5.30pm to 6.30pm. For further information please contact Trisha Pillay 082 406

6679.>>The Stanger Siva Temple will be hosting Paal Kudum. Daily prayers will be held at 6pm each day besides a weekend at 4pm.Paal Kudum will be held on3 February at 6pm. Paal Kudum cost is R30. Any queries please contact the temple clerk 032 551 3259.>>Is gambling causing havoc in your life or is someone else’s gambling affecting you and your family?There is help. I offer free professional counselling sessions. All sessions are private and confidential. Callon 084 517 5846 or [email protected].>>The Hare Krishna Ashram in Darnall and HareKrishna Gaushala Darnall invites you to their 6th annualGaumathaPoojaat9amon25Januaryat37ParkDrive, Darnall.

Devotees can bring fruits, flowers, carrots, cabbages and green beans to feed the cows. Donationswelcome. For more information contact Murari Mohan on 032 486 1080 or 079 513 4229.>>Glendale Ganessar Temple will hold their 73rd annual Kavady festival with a flag hoisting on Sunday,1 February at 2pm.

CelebrationandprocessionwillbeheldonSunday,8 February proceeding to the Umvoti River and arriving at the temple at 12noon. Chariot procession onSaturday, 7 February at 4pm. For more informationcontact Krish Naidoo on 083 547 7604.>>The Gledhow Thiru Emperumal Temple will celebrate its 41st Sri Siva Soobramoniar Kavady festivalwith flag hoisting on Friday, 30 January at 6pm.Wootchoogum from 31 January to 6 February at 6pm.

The chariot parade will be on Saturday, 7 Februaryat 4pm.

Main Kavady on Sunday, 8 February from the localground at 8am. Daily hawan at 5.30pm.

For more information call priest George Naicker on032 552 3487.

what’s onTo place a notice in the “What's on” section, email [email protected] or fax us on032 552 3985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of yourevent and are free of charge.

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the Celerio, in South Africa at the expenseof its Alto range.

Suzuki nowhas two sub-R130 000 cars – theCelerio and the Splash, the latter launched in2014.

The Hatchback is available in two specifica-tions (GA and GL), two transmission options(five-speedmanualandnewautomatedmanualtransmission), each with the same one-litre,three-cylinder, petrol engine.

TheCeleriois3.6mlong,1.6mwideand1.5mhigh - that’s 100mm longer and 70mm higherthan the outgoing Alto though it’s the samewidth. Itswheelbase has increased by 65mm to2.4m, thosewheels shodwith 165/70R14 tyreson 14” steel rims - alloys optional.

The three-cylinder, 55kW/90Nm enginedrives through a five-speed gearbox called bySuzukian“automatedmanual transmission”—actually a constantly variable transmission(CVT)with five preselected ratios activated by ashifter, boldly described by Suzuki as “achievedvia an electro-hydraulic actuator, making theuse of a clutch pedal unnecessary”.

OneisacutelyawareoftheCelerio’s55kW,es-pecially when climbing a hill or carrying a fullcomplementofpassengers.Overtakingrequiresthought and ample space.

The differences between the GA and GL areminor.

TheGA’s grille, exteriormirrors anddoor re-leases are finished in contrasting black. It hashalogen headlights, a rear wiper/washer andmanual external mirrors. Luggage capacity is235 litres or 1034 litreswith the rear seats fold-ed.

The GL variant adds a glossy black grilletreatment, chromed accents and external mir-rors finished in the body colour. It also gains foglights,powerfortheexternalmirrorsandarear-screen demister.

Theblackupholstery remains, though isbol-stered with fabric inserts for the doors andchromed door releases.

The instrumentbinnacle gainsa rev counter,external temperature display, four power win-dows, central locking and a gear-shift indicatoron the AMT.

The steering wheel gains tilt adjustment,Bluetooth and a four-speaker radio/CD audiosystemwithMP3,USBandBluetoothconnectiv-ity.

The Suzuki Celerio is sold with a three-yearor 100 000km warranty; a two-year or30 000km service plan is included in the GL’sprice. Service intervals 15 000km.

Prices1.0i GA manual (no service plan) R109 9001.0i GL manual R124 9001.0i GL AMT R135 900.

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Ryan, the workshop manager,said: “We treasure our clients andalways look to ways on how wecan provide the best service to ourcustomers.”

Ryan, Kiresh and Lovemore area qualified team and look forwardto your visit.

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Call 032 551 3429 to book anappointment.

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What’s more, it’sheaded for South Africain 2016, although details will be revealedcloser to the locallaunch.

Mike Accavitti, senior vicepresident andgeneral manager ofHonda’s Acura division,said: “Our commitmentwas to create an allnew NSX true to theheritage of NSX — a supercar that delivers anew driving experience,one in which every partof the vehicle respectsthe smartest part of thecar, the driver.”

Johnathan Norman,NSX interior designproject leader, said:“Consistent with the‘humancentered supercar’ developmentconcept, the NSX wasdesigned from the inside out with an uncompromising focus on thedriver.

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DRIVERS should always do their bestto be prepared to respond to anyemergency. Even though you may

not be trained medical professionals thereare often small bits of assistance one canprovide with firstaid and an effective andfast response to smaller emergencies.

Arrive Alive advises drivers to travelwith a firstaid kit in vehicles or have oneat home. This becomes especially important with small children picking up bumps,burns, cuts and bruises.

Many of us could do with some adviceon what’s needed in such an emergencymedical kit so Arrive Alive approachedroadsafety partner ER24 with questionsabout emergency preparedness — andthat emergency kit.

A firstaid kit should not be a hassle totake with you on holiday or keep in your vehicle. A good size is usually something thatcan fit comfortably into your cubby hole orone size larger that you keep in the bootof your vehicle. With regards to design, itshould be something that is durable, preferably a bright colour so it can be easilyidentified and water resistant.

What would be the most importantpieces of equipment and supplies in suchan emergency medical kit?

Items to treat burn wounds, cuts, bruises, splint a fracture, band aids, scissors,tweezer, treatment for insect bites andstings as well as disinfectant. If you preferto keep medicine in your firstaid kit —headache tablets, antinausea and vomit

ing — it must be clearly marked and in acontainer that cannot be opened by smallchildren.

It is important that only a responsibleadult make use of these medications andthat no prescription medications are keptin the firstaid kit. Also do not administeryour prescription medication to someoneelse, even if you use the same medication.

What would be the most important essentials to carry in a minikit when in theoutdoors?

Bandages, band aids and antisepticsolution. Sunblock would also be a gooditem to keep in your firstaid kit as well asaftersun lotion. The content of your firstaid kit largely depend on where you will betravelling to and what is most likely to happen. If you are a regular outdoorsman youwould know what happened before andwhat you needed. You can pack this accordingly.

What are the most common mistakesthe amateur tend to make when trying toperform firstaid?

Usually the firstaid kit is overstockedwith items bought randomly at a pharmacy or outdoor shop. Be smart and keep theright things in your firstaid kit. The mostimportant things are a CPR mouthpieceshould you need to perform CPR, something to stop bleeding and splint fractures.

This includes band aids, bandages, dressings, strapping, gauze etc.

Probably the most important of all ismedical gloves. Protect yourself before youtry and help others. This should be in everyfirstaid kit, regardless if you intend to useit on your family or not.

Are there specific measures the amateur responder in an emergency shouldrather avoid and leave to the trained professionals?

If you are unsure contact ER24 on084 124 and ask for medical advice. Do notdo something because you saw it on television or saw a medic do it once.

How can one improve firstaid trainingknowledge?

There are different firstaid coursesthat you can attend to learn the basics.

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YOUNGNationsnatcheda thrill-ing 2-1 victory against UnitedFootball Club in a SAFAKwaD-

ukuza Local Football Association(KLFA) Premier League game playedat the Recreation Ground on Satur-day.

With temperatures soaring closeto the 40 degrees mark, both teamsadopted the short-passing techniquein an energy sapping league encoun-

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portunity of breaking thedeadlockasearlyas the10thminuteafterNdumi-so Ntaka was perfectly positioned inthe box, but the talisman striker bal-loonedtheballwayover thecrossbar.

Minuteslaterhehadanopportuni-tyof redeeminghimself, butyetagainhemissedthetargetfromcloserange.

In the 15th minute, United’s Nko-sinathiMlangeniwatchedagonizing-lyafterhisshotbeat theYoungNation

keeper, but ricocheted off the cross-bar.

Midway into the first half YoungNation were awarded a penalty afterUnited’s central defender wasdeemedtohavehandledtheballinthebox.

The Young Nation strikerswatched in disbelief after defenderXulu Scelo ran all the way across thepark to take the spot-kick.

United’s goalkeeper Vukani Ngco-bodivedtohisleft todenySceloagoal,but the ball rebounded kindly at thefeet of Scelo,whohadasecondbite ofthe cherry. This timeNgcobodived tohis right to make an acrobatic save,muchto thedelightofhis team-matesand the huge crowd.

In the dying minutes of the firsthalf, United’s Mthokozo Makhanyabroke free on the left flank andcrossed theball to theunmarkedLin-dokuhle Mzoneli in the box, whofluffed his shot, kicking straight intothe outstretched arms of the YoungNation keeper.

Barely minutes into the secondhalfYoungNationwerecaughton thecounter-attackaftermidfielderMxol-isi Mbatha beat his marker, but shotway off the target.

On the stroke of the hour mark,Zakhe Mthembu put Young NationaheadafterbeatingtheUnitedkeeperwith a thunderous drive.

Ten minutes later Young Nationwere awarded yet another penaltyafter a reckless tackle in the box.Nchuko converted the resultant spot-kick to double YoungNation’s advan-

tage (2-0).Having dominated possession

throughout the game, United wereruingtheirmissedchancesaftertrail-ing 0-2. With 10 minutes remainingNjabuloMkhize, coming on as a sub-stitutereduced thedeficit (1-2) togiveUnited a glimmer of hope.

In the dying minutes of the gameUnitedwereofferedalifelineafterbe-ing awarded a controversial penalty.

Sifiso Gumede missed the result-ant spot-kick and after his verbal ti-radetherefereewastednotimeingiv-ing him (Gumede) marching orders(red-card).

United coach Yusuf Wakili said:“We played well throughout the 90minutes having dominated posses-

sion, but it is goals that count andun-fortunately my strikers failed to findthe back of the net.

“Young Nation took advantage oftheir scarce opportunity in front ofgoals, but scored twice toclaimmaxi-mum points”.

In the curtain raiser Beez stungMadundube Football Club 3-2 in aKLFA Premier League game. In anearlier game Movers registered anemphatic 2-0 win against ThembeniUnited.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDYoung Nation were in a buoyant mood after beating United Football Club21 in a SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association Premier League gameplayed at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

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WARRIORS Sport and Doringkop CricketClub shared the spoils in a Libra Securitysponsored Ilembe Cricket Union Twenty20League gameplayedat the GledhowGroundon Saturday.

The decision by Doringkop to bat firstafter winning the toss backfired as theywere bundled out for a paltry 67 runs in 18.2runs with none of their batsmen recordingdouble digits.

Mujahed Iqbal (2/10 from 4 overs), Rishen Mathapershad (2/10 from 3 overs) andGareth Govender (2/10 from 3 overs)claimed three wickets each.

Chasing 68 runs for victory, Warriors lostthree early wickets and were in dire straits.But, Sandile held his nerve scoring a hardearned 20 runs to help Warriors overcome

the early setback.But,Warriorswerebowledoutfor67runs

in the 17th over resulting in the match beingtied. Wiseman Mzimela (3/7 from 4 overs)and Sakhile Magubane (3/21 from 4 overs)grabbed three wickets each.

Managers of Doringkop and WarriorsSport (and vicepresidents of Ilembe CricketUnion), Mavive and Rajiv Mathapershadwere content to etch their names in the history books of the union and settle for a shareof the spoils in their stalemate.

Meanwhile, Manor ‘B’ recorded a moraleboosting 4wickets victory against Dawnheights ‘B’ in a domestic Twenty20 Leaguegame played at the Country Club on Saturday.

Dawnheights batted first and posted108/7 in their allotted 20overs. ShivaanSingh (21), Leshalyn Pillay (21), Salman Mo

hamed (14 not out) and Suveer Maharaj (14)registered double digits for Dawnheights.

Preveshan Naicker (3/13 from 4 overs)and Akshaye Harryprasad (3/11 from 2overs) grabbed three wickets each.

In reply Manor cantered to a 4wicketsvictory (109/6) with two overs to spare.

Opener R. Moodley, who was dropped on12, rode his luck scoring a valuable 40 runs(which included five boundaries) to guideManor to victory.

He received good support from teammates Harryprasad (18) and Shaylen Govender (18).

Dawnheights virtually shot themselvesin the foot after conceding 20 extras (comprising of no balls, wides and byes).

Avishkar Ramduth was the pick of theDawnheights bowlers claiming 3/17 from 4overs.

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ILEMBE consolidated their position at thesummit of the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Chal-lenge League (stream two) log table after

beating arch-rivals Dawnheights by 4-wicketsin a derby game played before a huge crowd atthe Country Club Ground on Sunday.

ThedecisionbyDawnheightstobat firstafterwinning the toss backfired after Lionel Jali wascaughtbehindbywicket-keeperYusuf IsmailoffthebowlingofAaronPillay for aduck in the sec-ond over.

Twoovers laterPillayclaimedhis secondvic-timafterdismissingSagarArorafor10runs.Pil-laynotchedupahat-trickofvictoriesafter cleanbowling Adhir Maharaj for a duck in the sixthover.

Dawnheights were clutching straws at 26/3in the sixth over. Saurav Singh walked to thecreaseandwasamerespectatorafterVarunPalsmashed the ball all over the park.

Mohamed Hoosen, who replaced DesiganPillay (afterhis belowparperformancewith thebat) in the Ilembe starting line-up, claimed hisfirst wicket after dismissing Saurav Singh forone run. Nikilesh Misra and Pal took the tallyfrom56/4inthe14thoverto116/5inthe30thoverbeforeMisra(22)wasadjudgedLBWtoaAlveiroNadasen delivery.

Dawnheights lost theirsixthwicket inthe35th

overafterRonald“Tiger”PonnsamywascaughtbyIsmailoff thebowlingof IqbalSher for7runs.Pillay clean bowled Mohamed Shehzaad for 10runs in the 38th over before clean bowlingAdeshBageloo for a royal duck inhisnext deliv-

ery leaving Dawnheights in tatters at 149/8.Dawnheights failed to bat out their allotted

50-overs before being dismissed for 193/10 in45 overs.

Pillay was the destroyer-in-chief for Ilembeclaiming fivewickets for 36 runs from10overs.Debutante Hoosen grabbed 2/44 for 7.

Chasing 194 runs for victory (at a rate of 3,88 runs per over) openers Hoosen and Jacobsset theplatformwithabrilliant93runspartner-ship in just18overs.Hoosenprovedtobeawor-thy replacement for Desigan Pillay notching upahalf-century(52)whichincludedfourbounda-ries and two sixes before being trapped LBW toNaicker.

Nadasenwasdismissedfor9runsafterbeingcaught at the deepmid-wicket boundary byNa-icker off the bowling of Misra.

Ilembe,whostarted likeahouseon fire (93/1after18thovers)were inaspotofbotherat163/6in the 40th over.

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KWADUKUZA Volleyball Association(KDVA)willhostjuniorvolleyballselec-tion trials on Friday 30 January at theKwaDukuza association courts com-mencing at 5.30pm.

Males and females born in1995/1996areeligibleforselection.Attheendof theselectiontrialsonFriday,a shadow KDVA Junior (male and fe-male) squad will be announced. Aftera series of training a final squad of 12boysandgirlswill be selected to repre-sent KwaDukuza at the KwaZulu-Na-tal Junior Inter-District Tournament(date and venue to be confirmed at the

KZNVolleyball councilmeetingonSat-urday 30 January).

President of KDVA, Isaac Abrahamurged the youth of KwaDukuza whohavepotential involleyballandkeeninearning provincial colours to attendFriday’s selection trials.

Meanwhile,KDVAwillhostanopentournamentforwomenonFriday,Feb-ruary 6 at the association courts com-mencing at 6pm. Participation in thetournament is free.Supperwillbepro-vided for all females participating inthe tournament.

Abraham said: “We want to revivevolleyball among the fairer sex inKwaDukuza and I earnestly appeal to

all ladies (includes scholars) who areinterested in playing league volleyballto participate in the tournament on 6February”.

In other volleyball news, KDVAwillhost a special general meeting tonight(Wednesday)atManorPrimarySchoolcommencing at 7pm.

High on the agenda will be thedraws for the Top 8 K.O. Cup.

The top four finishers in the 2014KDSA Social League (Sunbrook, Dar-nall United, Teachers Style and CoolLeaders) and the EZE’S ElectricalCompetitiveLeague(GroveEnd,KSST,Randsons and Warriors Sport) willcontest the 2015 Top 8 K.O. Cup.

The KDVA annual general meetingwill take place on Thursday, February26 at Manor Primary School com-mencing at 7pm.

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But Ismail (23notout) and Dillon Rau-tenbach (19 not out)put on a match-win-ning unbeaten 32runs partnership.

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