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MINETTE Landman ofRhythmic Dance Studioand eight of her students

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Talent Africa is an institutionauthorised to give provincialcolours for dance, drama andsinging and to musicians andmodels, through a national talentcompetition of the higheststandard.

Judges Melanie Ashcroct andBradley Price evaluated students’performance in a set time limit.

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Students with 75% and highergo through to the qualifying com-petitionfornationals from24to27March in Roodepoort.

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mitted nine entries and all ninewere selected.

Categories theyentered includ-ed contemporary modern, tap,hip-hop and singing. The studiowas also awarded the Best Singerand Best Technique awards in thespecial awards categories andshares the 2014/2015 Best StudioAwardwith Kaylin Venter’s FancyFeet.

The studiowas also placed firstand third in the SouthAfrica, KZNOverall Winner 2014 awards.Second place went to a model.

The students are now trainingto get SA colours in Roodepoort.

“Anyone achieving 80% andhigher will get SA colours andwillgo to New York,” Landman says.

Rhythmic Dance Studio’s Lanavan der Walt was selected by theSouth African National DanceTrust toperform inASpartacusofAfricawhich opens at the DurbanPlayhouseon23July,2015 for fiveperformances.

Lana van der Waltwas selected by theSouth AfricanNational Dance Trustto perform in ‘ASpartacus of Africa’.

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Council acceptsbasic beach plan>> ‘We can at least get the ball rolling’SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

AN interim endorsement ofconsultant Royal Haskon-ing DHV’s proposals for the

future of Scottburgh beachfrontwasgivenbyUmdoniCouncilat itsmeeting on Wednesday 29October.

Most parties acknowledge thatScottburgh, if notUmdoni, is so in-extricably linked to its beachfrontthat it will likely be a core issue formany years. That fact is probablythe key to why agreement is sohard to reach and why it drags on—it is thedetails thatwilldefine itsfinal shape, but which dividesopinions. The scheme presentedallowsprogressivestagesofdevel-opment within the key realities offunding and unforeseen issues.

“Feeling our way ahead in di-gestible stages is the real appeal ofthis scheme,” one councillor said.

“Wecanat leastget theball roll-ing instead of kicking it into thelonggrassat thestartas sooften in

the past.”However, it was acknowledged

that thecosts, estimatedashighasR360 million would have to comefrom private funding and not thegovernmentaspreviouslyintimat-

ed and that the ultimate projectwould be defined by that. It wassuggestedthatafundingagencybeput in place to facilitate this.

The upfront fee of R1 millionseemed heavy to some councillorsandtheyfeltthatthedecisioncouldhave been reached long ago, sav-ing timeandmoney in theprocess.“However, having a sequentialprocedure and a target project wecan tinker with makes it worth-while,” said one.

Among the early issues is likelyto be marrying the error-riddenshort-term solution to the longer-termproject. Thenewproject sug-gestsdemolishingthepavilionandstarting a more suitable alterna-tive.Thatcouldtaketimeandmon-ey without any commensurate in-come.Atwhatstagedoes thecara-van park come into the equation?Fairly latesuggeststheproject,butit is a key factor in the current set-up.

Rumours that eThekweni-Durban is making mating soundsto the organisers of the high-pro-file Sani 2 Sea and Joburg 2 Seaevents is cause forconcern.An im-portant decision has been madebut the community will be watch-ing how the key components areprioritised.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONScottburgh beachfront pavilion.

New GM thrown in deep end

SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

SIYABONGA Mngadi, Umdoni Munici-pality’s sixth head of its technical ser-vices operating division over the pastthree years was thrown in the deepend when he faced his first portfoliocommittee meeting on Wednesday 5November. It was Guy Fawkes in moreways than one as he listened to a leg-acy of problems spawned during thereign of his predecessors.

None was bigger than the ex-penditure of R1 143 300 on the pur-chase of 10 000 tons of G5 gravel, re-ported on in the 31 October Fever.

Firstly, unauthorised stockpilingof any resource asset is frowned uponby Umdoni since it had to pay

R143 000 interest for a stockpile ofcooking gel which was not paid ontime. Secondly, the stand-in head oftechnical services, Vinny Govenderrelated how it appeared that a re-ported 699 truckloads of gravel hadbeen signed off as received at ParkRynie and Malangeni with little refer-ence to the details of the order.

debacle. Speaker Sykes Naidoo de-scribed Umdoni as “at risk — we haveno reliable proof of what was paid for— we are open to robbery or fraud. Itcould even appear as collusion in-volving staff but we have no evi-dence”.

After Govender cautioned thatthe contractor had the receipts, thatinvoices could follow shortly and that“they could go legal after twomonths”, Naidoo said, “don’t let theliability increase”.

The new GM who holds a B.TechCivil Engineering from DUT was previ-ously GM Technical Services at Ezin-qoleni Municipality for three years. Heundertook to investigate the situa-tion and, if possible, identify any of-fender while councillors demandedthat steps be taken to ensure thatsuch a situation “could not be repeat-ed in the future”.

Umdoni Municipality’s newtechnical services generalmanager Siyabonga Mngadi(front, second right) withcommittee chairman anddeputy mayor Oscar Zama(front right) and membersof the municipal planning,design and infrastructureportfolio committee.PHOTO: SETON THOMPSON

State declinesto prosecute MM

THE state has declined to prosecuteUmdoni municipal manager XolaniLuthuli ona charge of pointing a fire-arm,whichUmzintoSAPSpreviouslyreported as registered, following al-legations of an incident inMalangenion Saturday night, 20 September at9.15pm.

It had been alleged that Luthulidrew a firearm and pointed it at an-otherman during a politicalmeetingat the MPCC Hall in Malangeni.Luthuli was accordingly discharged.

— Supplied.

PHOTO: SOURCEDState has declined to prosecuteUmdoni municipal manager XolaniLuthuli on a charge of pointing afirearm (not pictured).

Painting auction toraise funds forEmma

ARTIST Stefan Hofmeyr was born in Greytown andis an Amanzimtoti resident where he recently heldan art exhibition, the proceeds of which he donatedto brain cancer survivor Emma de Vries’s dream fund.

Hofmeyr his own mother to cancer and, inspiredby Emma’s fight against a brain tumour, he painteda picture of hope for her.

His moving portrait of an older Emma on thebeach titled “Our Dream for Emma” is in recognitionof her bravery, in the hope that she overcomes thedisease and in support of all in a similar situation.

Hofmeyr has donated the painting to Emma’sDream Fund which is being auctioned to the highestbidder. Please post bids online at Emma’s DreamFacebook page or send by email to [email protected]

The highest bid will be announced at a publicevent at the end of November, after which the suc-cessful bidder will be asked to pay their bid amountto the fund and may then collect the painting. Thepainting is 700x550mm in size, painted in mixed me-dia on canvas. — Supplied.

An origi-nal paint-ing byStefanHormeyr,called ‘OurDream forEmma’, ison auctionto raisefunds forthe littlebraincancersurvivor.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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>> Pennington resident is a survivorFEVER REPORTER

THE Cancer Association ofSouthAfrica (Cansa) isplacingthe spotlight on prostate and

testicular cancer in its men’s healthawareness campaign this month.

The campaign—“Movember”—encourages men to grow a mous-tache to raise awareness aroundprostate cancer.

Pennington resident AllanGraham is a survivor of a particularmalignant strain of prostate cancerhe was diagnosed with in 2001. Hiscompanyencouraged staff to under-go tests regularly and one of these

turned up a high PSA count.The initial scope test was nega-

tive,butsixmonthslateranothertestconfirmed the worst — a tumourwas detected.

He was put on tablets to reducethe tumour, but his prostate specificantigen (PSA) count was high and aradical prostatectomy was followedby radiology.

“The after-effects were severelypainful,but theresultsweremostre-warding and I am in remission witha PSA count of 0.01,” says Graham.

PSA is aproteinproducedby can-cerous and non-cancerous prostatetissue. Cancer cells can cause PSA

levels in the blood to rise so a simplePSA blood test can help detect pros-tate abnormalities.

“Men should start testicular self-examinations soon after puberty,”says Lisa Strydom, Cansa’s regional

manager in Pietermaritzburg andthe Midlands.

Visit Cansa’s website www.cansa.org.za togetmore informationonhow to do testicular self-examina-tions.

PHOTO: SOURCEDNovember is Movember month.

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GALLERIA Mall is situated within therapidly expanding Arbour Town nodeand was built by Louis Peens of Key-stone Investments.

Included in the node is the ArbourCrossing retail centre, featuring morethan 160 stores spanning more than89 000m2.

Other attractive offerings in thenode include the largest Makro inKwaZulu-Natal, two motor dealer-ships, a drive-through McDonalds anda Shell service station.

Overall, Keystone investedR2.5 billion in the area, including in-vestment in infrastructure upgrades.

In 2013, Galleria Mall saw morethan 11 million shoppers pass throughit.

This translated into a positive year-on-year growth in foot traffic and a10% year-on-year growth in turnover.

Resilient Property Income Fundand Fortress Income Fund Limited pur-chased both the Galleria Mall and theArbour Crossing retail centre forR1.94 billion in 2013.

Galleria Mall encompasses an all-in-one shopping experience — balan-cing convenience with entertainmentin a safe and modern shopping envi-ronment. So, whether you’re shoppingfor everyday essentials, or searchingfor something more stylish, or you justwant a fun night out, Galleria Mall isclearly the place to be.

One of Galleria Mall’s goals is to in-crease its target market by diversifyingits tenant mix and retail offering. Withthe recent store openings of Circus Cir-cus, Pick n Pay Clothing, Jockey,Shoeperama and Garment Division,followed shortly by Burger King, AcaJoe, Vertigo, Urban and Orientals Res-taurant, we are well on our way ofachieving our goal.

The owners, Resilient Property In-come Fund and Fortress Income FundLimited, are investing in the future ofthe Sapphire Coast by enhancing theGalleria Mall and Arbour Crossing forthe benefit of the community and thecentres’ customers.

With its unique offering, GalleriaMall has cemented its place as the fin-est one-stop family shopping destina-tion in the southern Durban region ofKwa-Zulu Natal.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThere are always people working behind the scenesand behind the stage. Giving support and gettingready for the Edu-Fair and Fair are some of thehardworking Hospice Fair team members (back,from left) Cllr Jane Naidoo, Premie Naidoo, VanessaNaidoo, Jassomyne Naidoo, Neil McDonald (KhanyaHospice CEO), Les Laganparsad, Prem Singh, PreethSingh and Narend Singh (Hospice chairman andMP).

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At the going downof the sun …>> Remembering those who fell

SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

PENNINGTON’S Jock Payne Shellholemembers were on parade at theRemembrance Sunday service at

UmdoniRetirementVillage’schapelonSunday

9 November.An inspiring service ledbyPastorTerryRae

gave the congregation the opportunity to con-template the large number of sons of the dis-trict, of all races and creeds, who have died intheserviceoftheircountrysincetheAngloBoerWar.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe Jock Payne Shellhole (Pennington) Moths contingent. See more photos www.uppercoastfever.co.za

Fever diary>> Last Thursday of every month: dementiaandAlzheimer’ssupportgroupforfamiliesandcarers. Completely confidential. At the Scott-burghLibrary from9 am. Inquiries: Evelyn on083 393 7275.

>> Last Thursday of every month: SameLove Support Group Toti (previously PFLAG)providessupport forLGBT,support forparentsof LGBT, informational material, talks andmeetings and a 24-hour helpline.

Inquiries: Kim Lithgow (founder of SameLove and co-founder of PFLAG) on084 700 2536 or email [email protected]

>> Last Saturday of everymonth. Penning-ton Peoples Market & Car Boot Sale at ReltonHall Pennington from 8am until 1pm. Newtraders welcome. To book a table or space forthe car boot sale, contact Rebecca or Lorraineon 071 088 1341 or 039 975 3442.

>> Dance Basics, a ballroom and Latin-American dance studio in Durban, is offeringbeginner classes for the physically disabledpeople. Inquiries: Janelle Yunnie on084 474 0531 or e-mail [email protected]

>> Every Sunday a service is held at theSanctuary of the Great White Light in BarrowRoad, Umkomaas at 10am. All welcome. In-quiries: 031 903 8108.

>> Every Sunday. Amanzimtoti MethodistChurch hosts a 5pm church service duringwhich there is Sunday school. This is conve-nient for childrenwho attend sports events onSundays. The church also hosts a 9.15am to10.15am Sunday school service. For furtherdetails contact Gwenda on 031 903 2540.

>> Relton Hall for hire for weddings, birth-days or any function or event. Inquiries:Rebecca on 071 088 1341.

>> Goju Kai karate classes every Mondayfrom 5.30pm to 6.30pm at Relton Hall, Pen-nington and every Tuesday and Wednesday

from 5.30pm to 6.30pm at Scottburgh GolfClub. Inquiries: Pikkas Windell on039 976 1699 or 084 840 0310.

>> November 29. Scottburgh Orchid Clubwill hold its last meeting of the year at 2 pm StPauls Church cnr Williamson and Cordinerstreets. Inquiries: Gavin on 082 200 9549.

>> Scottburgh Community Policing ForummeetingsecondWednesdayofeverymonthbe-tween3pmand4pm inmeeting roomat Scott-burgh Police Station. All welcome.

>> November 22. Amanzimtoti MethodistChurch hosts a Sunday School Christmas play—Salty Chris Tells a Christmas Story at 4pm.For further information contact Gwenda on031 903 2540.

>> November 27. KhanyaHospicewill hostan Edu-Fair in Umkomaas, a day before thethree-day annual Hospice Social CohesionFair. Interested parties, school principals,teachers, business managers and all schoolsfrom are cordially invited to attend at Hospicehouse, 7 Winder Street Umkomaas where ev-erything will be explained at a meeting. Formore information, e-mail [email protected] or text message to083 597 8985.

>> November 29. The Church of the GoodShepherdandStMary’sAnglicanchurchesareholding an arts, crafts and hobbies ChristmasFair at StMary’s, 157KingswayRoad,WarnerBeach. We will also serve tea and coffee and aselection of cakes in the tea garden as well asbacon and egg rolls, wors rolls, cool drinks,pancakes, curry and rice andHawaiian chick-en. For more information and to book, phoneNorma Veldtman on 031 916 3510 or KimMarais on 031 904 1490 (8am to noon Mon-days and Wednesdays) and 031 916 2777(8am to noon Tuesday Thursday and Friday).AspacewillcostR20ifyouhaveyourowntable.A space and a tablewill cost R50 (this includestwo chairs).

‘Pud’ for poochesTHE end of the year is waving at us and we at 4 Paws and aTale Rescue will heave a sigh of relief when we reach the endof December.

So, we are back at the door of our supporters asking for dona-tions of food, blankets, toys, bowls, ice cream containers andwhatever you might have that we can sell at our charity shopin Amanzimtoti. We currently we feed 96 dogs and 35 cats everyday

We also need places to leave our donation tins, so if you havea small place on a counter please let me know.

You can leave donations at Scottvet in Park Rynie Books andThings, Shop 4 Ironwood Walk, Pennington, Cottage Craft GiftShop, 44 Barrow street Umkomaas, Pets Deli, Scott street, Scott-burgh

Nicky – 4 Paws and a Tale Rescue, 084 626 5508• Letter shortened.

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EDITORIAL COMMENT

Good callCOUNCILLORS of the HibiscusCoastMunicipality (HCM)mustbecongratulated for their vote infavour of the nudist beach atImpenjati.

The KwaZulu-Natal SouthCoast, once South Africa’s play-ground, is in serious decline.

Hangingontoold ideaswillnotreverse this trend.

HCM by-laws that prohibitbathing or going on beachesnaked need to be scrapped. Nudebathing should also be allowed inHibberdene.

Martin StruthmannHibberdene

Welcome beachfront newsTHE news that Umdoni Council has agreedinprinciple toproceedwith the latest projectto upgrade Scottburgh beachfront will bewidelywelcomedas an opportunity to breakthelogjamthathadbedevilledthissubjectforfar too long.

Movingaheadinastagedsequentialman-ner should allow it to bemanagedwithin theresources available and to fine trim the de-tails as it proceeds. However, it is importantto note thatmuchof the fundingneeded,will

not be provided by the public exchequer butfound from private sources, both here andoverseas, contrary to some earlier beliefs. Itwillalsorequiresomecareful timingandbal-ancing of essentials.

Should the municipality continue to pur-sue its much criticised current leasingdebacle or should it look to construct a newpavilion? It is a chickenandegg situationbe-cause the project needs to become viable assoon as possible.

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We therefore recommend that youcarefully consider which appliances shouldrun on the back-up system after a powerfailure. For example a normal household

fridge that is without power for two tothree hours will have no negative effectwhile the temperature for a vaccine freezercould be critical.

A roof fan not running could be uncom-fortable while an oxygen generator failingcould be a matter of life and death. A waterfeaturenotworkingwillhavemuchlessim-pact than a security fence not working.

For a power back-up application wesuggest a battery bank with a combinationinverter-charger-changeover unit.

When mains power is available the unitacts as a charger thus charging the batterybank. During a power outage the unit actsasaninverterconvertingthestoredbatterypower to normal 230 Volt AC power. In cas-es of extended power failures this systemcan be further backed up with a generator.

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Die Graad 3 klas van Mev-rou Leoné Terblanché wasuitgenooi na die East CoastRadio se ‘Toy Story’ projeksaam met Jane ThomasLinley op Donderdag, 30Oktober vir die premierevan die fliek ‘Alexander andthe Terrible, Horrible, NoGood, Very Bad Day’. Dieklas het die meeste speel-goed bygedra tot die projek.Talita Byleveld was ook dieleerder met die meestespeelgoed. Die kinders hetheerlike geskenkpakke gekryen die dag terdeë geniet.FOTO: VERSKAF

FOTO: VERSKAF‘n Maand gelede het ons hoërskool leerlinge saam met AfriForum bomegeplant op boomplantdag. Vier laerskool Graad 5 leerlinge (voor vanlinks) Danielle Rossouw, Nicole du Preez, Kyla Strauss en Nevilee Swee-ney, het egter besluit hulle is kranige natuurliefhebbers en kannie diekans om ‘n boom te plant sommer net so deur hulle vingers te laat glipnie. Hulle het Kuswag Skool se terreinbestuurder, Oom Gert, genader omvir hulle bome te koop wat geplant kan word. Die vier bome is op Don-derdag, 30 Oktober by Kuswag Skool geplant. Met die vyf leerlinge is dieres van die Graad 5 leerlinge

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Vodacom and Samsung created what they called“a next-generation police car” which uses fixed andmobile networks and the latest hardware to supportthe South African Police Service.

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Die naweek het die span ‘n spesiale riss-iesous verkoop by verskeie wegneemeterestourante en ander besighede om geld inte samel. Die sous word gemaak deur eenvan die spelers se ouers, Herman Bekker ente danke aan Herman se wenresep is dieverkope ‘n groot sukses.

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Die rugbytoernooi sal ‘n gulde geleen-theid wees vir borge om internasionaleblootstelling te kry. Kontak die span deurhulle webwerf: www.kuswagrugby.com virverdere besonderhede.

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On 1 NovemberGokul SchoolIsipingo Railpupils, Isipingosoccer legendsand former Gokulex-pupils (left)held an event toselect the best20 schoolboysand form ajunior socceracademy, thenext level beinga junior soccerleague.

Hitters vs rollersSEZELABC’stwodifferentstylesofmoving a ball across the grasscame together in confrontation onSunday 9 November, but great funwas had.

The overall scoring system saw

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OnMonday 3November, SenzoRadebe, John D’Olivera and PeterWoolcock won the men’s trips on4+18withDerekPayne,Errol Par-ry and Dennis Beamish as run-ners-up. The sponsors were theSpur at the mall and Basset MicroBrewery.

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