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Bright pupils, bright future>> One Amanzimtoti school boasts a 100% pass rate, while other coast schools also achieved top results

SONJA NELL>>ucnews2@feveronline.co.za

THE results are out and hardwork has paid off for most ofthematriculants from schools

in Toti.Kuswag Skool is exceptionally

proud as it achieved a 100% passrate.

The school had 84 matrics who

took the final exams and raked in 72distinctions between them.

PrincipalLindaScholtz spoke likea proud parent on Tuesday after theresults were released.

“I’m excited and extremelyproud. It’s due to team effort by thepupils, great teachers and support-ive parents,” she said.

The top pupil at Kuswag Skool isChantelleSpieswhogotninedistinc-

tions and one B symbol.Herbest subject isbusinessstud-

ies for which she got 99%. Her aver-age is 90%.

Kingsway High’s top pupil is Or-delliaGovenderwhoalsoboasts ninedistinctions.

Her highest mark is 98% for ac-counting. Ordellia got a bursary tostudy medicine this year.

Kingsway High enrolled themost

pupils in the examswith 225matric-ulants, achieving a 99,6% pass rateand 187 candidates qualified for aBachelor degree certificate.

At Amanzimtoti High, the examswent just as well with a 99% passrate. It had141matrics, 177distinc-tions and 76 pupils who qualifiedfor a Bachelor degree certifi-cate.

Its top pupil isMaximBaileywho

got six distinctions and three B sym-bols.

“I’m very satisfied with the re-sults and I’m pleased that many ofthe pupils achieved good results tofurther their studies.

“I think that the KZN pass rateis good in general,” said, LouiseLemmer, Amanzimtoti High princi-pal.

See more results page 2.

Kingsway High’stop pupilOrdelliaGovender gotnine distinc­tions and willstudymedicine thisyear.

ChantelleSpieswhogotninedistinc- Kingsway High enrolled themost

Amanzimtoti Highdeputy head girlBhule Mhlongois extremelyhappy with herfive distinctionsand is going tostudy LLB Lawat theUniversity ofKwaZulu­Natal.

Its top pupil isMaximBaileywho See more results page 2.

PHOTOS: SONJA NELLVeronique Smit,

one of KuswagSkool’s top mat­rics worked hardto enable her tostudy towards aLLB Law degreeat Tuks thisyear.

The school had 84 matrics who ChantelleSpieswhogotninedistinc-

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AGAINST the background of anational matric pass rate im-provement from 73,9% in

2012to78,2%in2013,schoolsintheUmdoni region generally shone.

Atthetimeofgoingtopress,muchof thedetailhadnotbeenquantified.However, ScottburghHighhad lifted

its rate from78%to87,5%andRose-ville from around 78% to 89,3%, anachievement which pleased schoolprincipal K.P. Reddy.

“Wedrawourpupilsmainly fromthe economically weaker areas andwe fielded276candidates, probablymore thananyother local school”hetold the Fever. Umkomaas Second-ary principal P. Jugdev reported a“big improvement”, but with details

yet to be collated. Umkomaas Sec-ondary’s top pupil Kevalin Pillayachieved 11 distinctions and Scott-burgh High’s Kemasan Naicker starperformer was at the ICC in Durbantoreceiveanaward.Hewillbestudy-ingactuarialsciencewhile,alsofromScottburgh High, Madison Bamberrecorded eight distinctions and willhave a gap year before doing a B.Scat Stellenbosch in 2015.

Twins Julian (left)and Jason Govenderwere both ‘stoked’ inachieving Bachelorpasses and will putthem to good use atUKZN Westville intothe future withJulian in pursuingarchitecture and aB.Comm and Jasonpursuing accountingand a B.Comm.

PHOTOS: SETON THOMPSONAlexandri van Rooyen was happywith her Bachelor pass, enablingher to follow her dream of teach­ing which she will study throughUnisa.

Thandeka Zama (left)and Amanda Ndlovu,both from Amandawe,were happy. Thandekascored two As and adiploma while Amandaobtained one A and aB. Amanda will bestudying for a B.Command accounting atUKZN Westville andThandeka has choseninformation science.

211 Rapists arrestedFEVER REPORTER

FAMILY Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences(FCS) Units in KZN arrested 211 alleged rapists during the16 Days of Activism last year. The suspects were sen­tenced by various courts in the province resulting in 56convictions, which included nine sentences of life impris­onment.

During 16 Days of Activism detectives worked hard toPHOTO: SUPPLIED

Suspects were sentenced by variouscourts in the province resulting in 56convictions, which included nine sentenc­es of life imprisonment.

bring sex­crime perpetrators to book. Their hard workyielded positive results when they arrested these sus­pects for sexual­related offences, including indecent as­sault, child abuse and rape.

Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant­General Mma­monnye Ngobeni applauded these successes and ex­pressed her confidence in the judicial system which hasmeted out fitting sentences to these rapists.

“These successes are a clear indication that the dedi­cated men and women in blue are committed to makethis province a safer place for our women and children365 days in the year,” she said.

Better festive season thanexpected

SETON THOMPSON>>ucnews1@feveronline.co.za

WHATconstitutesagoodandabad holiday season along theUmdoni coast isdependentup-onwhose choice it is. Formostof the coast’s resident popula-tion, visitors are good news ifthey stay for at least a weekwhile day trippers are lesswel-come.Predictably,thisislinkedto the amount of money theyspend but also to the over-crowding of resources on thebig days such as 16 and 26 De-cember and 1 January.

At this stage, the feeling ap-pears to be that this year’s fes-tiveseasonhasbeenalotbetterthan feared.

The water supply debacleand other problems of a yearago led many to speculate thattherewouldbeabacklashfrommedium to longer-term visi-tors.

Up country visitors came intheir droves and those whospoke to the Feverwere happyat their experiences. Some ofthe complaints though wereabout the overcrowding by theday trippers.

Scottburgh personality Pe-ter Fielding felt that the NewYear’s Day crowd on Scott-burgh beach was down on theprevious year.

On thebusiness front, bottlestores did a roaring trade andthe property letting sector wasmore than surprised. Scott-burgh SAPS spokesman Cap-tain Vincent Pandarum saidthat crime levels were withinexpectations and while localtraffic authorities caught theirusual quota of 200km/h-plustransgressors, accident levelswereaverageforthistimeoftheyear.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe Prinsloo family from Boksburg (fromleft) Willie, Bernice, Naomi and Chantelle,enjoyed their holiday on the Scottburghcoast.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONLapping up the sunshine on Scottburghbeach are the Mavundla family fromAmandawe, mother Nathi (back, left),father Nomne (back, right) and childrenNtando, Bayanda, Yemgela, Siyabonga,Lulama, Londeda and Sabelo.

PHOTO: PETER FIELDINGThe crowd on Scottburgh main beach onNew Year’s Day was less than in 2013.

UMDONImatrics score well>> Umkomaas Secondary principal P. Jugdev reported a ‘big improvement’

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Vandals target Pennington beachSETON THOMPSON>>ucnews1@feveronline.co.za

AS is the case withmany of Umdoni’sbeaches, the year-

end season is the mostchallenging time and Pen-ningtonwas no exception.

New Year’s Day tradi-tionally is the peak occa-sion and thousandsstreamed in. Most localsagree that the conse-quences were not toosevere except for acts ofvandalismatMpithibeachon the nights of 2 and 3January.

The garden settingaround the beach kioskwas “attacked” withgumpole fences beingbrokenforuseasclubsandlevers to smash the con-crete tables and benches.Signs and notices wereripped from the kiosk andablution block walls and alarge security floodlightwas smashed.PenningtonConservancy chairmanTerry Wilsenach estimat-ed that the damage couldamount to R20 000.

“We are not guessingwhomight havedone this,but we are reasonablyconfident that it was notlocalsandbythat,I includethepeopleof suchareasasMalangeni.

“We are also confidentthat it wasn’t the peoplewho crowded in on NewYear’s Day and the follow-ing day.

“Many of them wereday trippers fromDurban.We can’t see them comingall thiswaytosmashfurni-ture,” he said.

“Those tables areheavyandoneat leastwascarried down to the deckand heaved over on to thesandsoIdon’tseechildrendoing this.

“It was done betweenabout 9.30pm at 6am ontwo successive days.”

The Scottburgh SAPSare investigating the inci-dents.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONConcrete and stone tables and benches torn apart and scatteredabout.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe signboard to the ablutionblock ripped from the wall.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONA table top, displaced andabandoned against a braai.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONA high security light shatteredwith a pole.

A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy drowned at a holidayresort near Amanzimtoti on 31 December ataround 7pm.

Netcare911 responded to the call but foundthat the child had been put in a private car andtaken to a local hospital.

The child was declared dead soon after his

arrival at the hospital.Exact detail as to how the child ended up in

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Toti drowning leavesfour-year-old boy dead

A TWENTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD man went miss-ing at sea, presumed to have drowned onWednesday afternoon, 1 January, at Tiger

rescue aswell as a lifeguard boat searched thearea for some time, but were unable to locatethe swimmer. — Supplied

New Year’s Day drowning

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONBroken pieces of a table topand a bench leg thrown on tothe beach.

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ceiving is over it seems to be a good timeto think over what that means. I am agrandparent and each year I see my andothergrandchildrenreceivingpresentsandfood and drink at such a rate that theybarely have time to rip the wrapping off ortaste the delicacy before grabbing at or at­tempting to swallow the next one. Laterin the day, the toys are lying discarded ina pile of paper, the cookies are lying halfeaten and the little darlings are snoringaway.

They haven’t a clue who gave them

what or even what they received and as forgiving thanks, they probably can’t remem­ber whether you were even there.

Meanwhile, in another place, if youwere there to see, other children are sittingwith their fingers in their mouths and theywill be lucky if they get anything more thanthat. Many years ago, we took our two eld­est grandchildren to a home for childrenwith HIV/Aids on Christmas Day. Therethey shared what little there was. Eversince then to this day when they are in theirthirties, they tell us: “That was our best ev­er Christmas.” Makes you think.

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Remember that the youth isespecially vulnerable at thistimeofyear,soweurgeparents,aswell as establishments, to bevigilant. Let’s work together tokeepourchildrendrug-freeandsafe. Watch out 2014, greatthings are coming.

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Fine catch for the newyear

ME PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONMark Phillipson from Western Area caught this kingfish at aPennington beach on New Year’s Day. It took the squid head onsteel shad trace within about two minutes of his first cast. Heestimated its weight at about five kilogrammes.

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DAAR is min mense wat op die ouderdom van17 reeds ‘n CD vrysgestel het. Maar vir Muni­que Oosthuizen, ‘n sangeres van Athlone

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Die onderhoud met haar vlot maklik want sy is‘n talentvolle, selfversekerde jong meisie met ‘nsterk waardestelsel wat weet wat sy uit die lewe wilhê.

“Talent is jou geskenk van God — wat jy daarmeedoen is jou geskenk aan God,” sê sy.

Ma Sally vertel dat die hele familie musikaal isen betrokke is in die kerk se voorsang orkes. SussiesMadeleine speel tromme, Muchelle die tamboryn,hulpaenoupakitaarenoumatrekklavierterwylMu­nique voorsang doen.

Haar liefde vir optredes en kompetisies kom sed­ert sy op 10 jarige ouderdom aan die Supersterrekompetisie deelgeneem het. In 2011 het sy die EastCoast Got Talent kompetisie gewen en sedertdientree sy gereeld op by funksies, troues en hierdie jaarwas sy ook een van die kunstenaars by die KuswagKarnaval.

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CROSSWORD 135Weekly winners are announced and stand in line to win the monthly prize of R200. One name is drawn in thelast week of the month to determine the winner. You can post entries to Upper Coast Fever, P.O. Box 23,Port Shepstone, 4240, or deposit into the entry boxes in Athlone Park ­ Pick n Pay, or Pick n Pay, Scottburgh.Closing date: one week from date of publication.

Across1 Easily moved to pity(4­7)9 Prevalent in an area (7)10 An excuse (5)11 To separate (4)12 Reprove (8)14 Impede (6)16 Repressed (4­2)18 Person habitually ex­ploited (8)19 Stimulus (4)22 Raise with tackle (5)23 Obvious (7)24 Invariable (4,3,4)

Down2 Tidiness (5)3 Domesticated (4)4 Portuguese currencyunit (6)5 Well thought­out (8)6 Exclusive to a selectgroup (7)7 Meditation (4,7)8 Elation (4,7)13 Having saw­like edge(8)15 A rich white wine (7)17 Of the present age (6)20 Urge strongly (5)21 Slight quarrel (4)

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WINNER 133: F. N. Singh (Umzinto)WINNER 134: Molly Nienader (Scottburgh)Congratulations! Your name goes into the monthly prize draw.

>> Crossword Solution 133Across1 Recipe, 4 Dismount, 9 Moving, 10Claptrap, 12 Mole, 13 Thump, 14 Hail, 17Entrepreneur, 20 Dramatically, 23 Ug­ly, 24 Canon, 25 Lush , 28 Boutique, 29Shadow, 30 Retailer, 31 Stormy.

Down1 Remember, 2 Civility, 3 Pine, 5 Illumi­nation, 6 Mope, 7 Unreal, 8 Topple, 11Short measure, 15 Heart, 16 Dunce, 18Flounder, 19 By the way, 21 Number, 22Flaunt, 26 Fiji, 27 Shut

WINNER 133: D. C. Havenga(Scottburgh)

WINNER 134: Gerald Welman(Pennington)

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SPORTupper coast FEVERJanuary 10, 2014 PAGE 8

Burry Stander’s legacy lives on

QUINTIN VAN JAARSVELD>>sports@feveronline.co.za

CYCLISTS united to remember mountainbikinggreatBurryStanderwhilehislega-cywascementedwiththeofficialopening

of theBurry StanderBikePark at theweekend.Theglobe’scyclingfraternityonFridaycom-

memoratedthelifeoftheSouthAfricanOlympi-an with memorial rides across the world, themost intimate seeing approximately 200 cy-clists join the Stander family at the scene of theaccident inShellyBeach,whereBurry tragical-ly losthis life inanaccident involvinga taxipre-cisely a year ago. Following the ride, pastorTrevor Downham conducted a short servicewhereafter cyclists lit candles andplaced flow-ers at their hero’s ghost bike.

Earlier on Friday, Burry’s wife Cherise tookher husband’s I-pod and cycled the exact routeof his last ride and stopped at the place wherehe had phoned her from for the final time.“Somethingwithinmesaidtomeit’ssomethingIwanted todo.Theweatherwasscarily similarwith thewind just in the opposite direction.Mybest friend Lise Olivier and Justin Porteousjoined me because I’m not sure I would’vecoped on my own. It helped me … it broughtbacka lotofmemoriesand it’s abeautiful ride,”she told the Fever.

Cherise,anelitecyclistherself, thankedfansforthesupportshe’sreceived.“Thesupporthasbeenincredible.Memorialrideshavebeenheldacross the world, in places I’ve never even

heardof, and that just showswhat awonderfulperson Burry was. It’s been a year and it feelslike yesterday, and I think it’s like that for theentire country. I took some time to read everysingle message I received and wouldn’t bewhere I am without the support I’ve received.It means the world to me.”

Hundredsof cyclistsonSaturdayconvergedon the Stander family farm in Umtentweni,wheretheBurryStanderBikeParkwasofficial-ly opened by acting KwaZulu-Natal Social De-velopment MEC Weziwe Thusi and Alec Moe-mi, Director General of Sport and RecreationSouthAfrica (SRSA) following a 30kmout ride,5km short ride and a walk.

Burry’smomMandie told theFever: “I thinkBurry is lookingdownonuswitha smile. Fromup there he’s able to accomplishwhatwe can’tand that’s bring people together and make usawarethatwe’reallroadusersandshouldhavepatience with one another. The park itself hassuch a positive energy and I believe Burry’shard at work here.

“I received wonderful support from the na-tional andprovincial sportsdepartments inor-ganising these two events and couldn’t havedone it without them.”

The park, with the support of government,willserveastheofficialhubforthedevelopmentof cycling in the Ugu district and will promotecycling safety. SRSA donated 35 bicycles andsafetyequipmenttotheBurryStanderFounda-tion on the day as part of the Cycle for Life pro-gramme.

PHOTO: LEON VAN JAARSVELDCyclists light candles in honour of Burry Stander at the late, great Olympian’s ghost bike inShelly Beach on Friday.

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