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>> Department of Labour strike enters into its third week

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]

UNRESOLVED issues within theDepartment of Labour continue tohamper service delivery,with the strike

entering its third week now.While employees returned to work on

Friday, the strike resumed again on Monday,with employees demanding the reinstatementof two suspended union leaders.

On Tuesday, hundreds of people returnedhome unassisted as only a few non-unionmembers were working.

Concerns raised by employees includeallegationsofnepotismandmaladministrationagainst the current manager, poor workingconditions and inexperienced junior stafftaking senior positions.

Employees said that their main concern isthat despite writing a letter requesting theprovincialdepartment toconductaninvestiga-tion, they have not received any feedback.

“No one has come back to us with a reporton what is happening, instead they are quickto suspend union leaders. Why don’t theysuspend the manager while the investigationcontinues.Wewillnotworkuntilthesuspendedunionmembersreturn,”saidanemployeewho

did not want to be identified.At 9am on Tuesday, the front door was

already closed with only a certain number ofpeople allowed in and assisted.

OnMonday, the offices were closed at 1pm.A disgruntled customer, Sibusiso Makhaye

fromImpendle,saidthathehasbeeninandoutof the department’s offices since last week.

“IamfedupwiththisincompetenceasIhavebeen here since Monday last week. Travellingfrom Impendle to Pietermaritzburg every dayis costly and I am running out of money. Theyshould sort out their problems without involv-ing us.”

Nokwanda Ngubo from Imbali said: “Someof us have taken leave to stand in the queues,but it does not help.”

Provincial Labour spokesperson, NhlanhlaKhumalo, said that the department’s manage-menthasputmeasuresinplacetominimizetheimpact which may result from the situation.

“We regret the situation, as we have amandate to render services to our clients. Ourofficialsinotherofficesaroundtheprovinceareon standby to assist where necessary.”

Atthetimeofgoingtoprint,NationalEduca-tion, Health and Allied Workers’ Union(Nehawu)secretaryZimasileGiyamacouldnotbe reached for comment.

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDPeople requiring services from the Department of Labour return home unassisted as the strikeis entering its third week now

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EMS staff want overtime payNOMPENDULO NGUABNE>>[email protected]

EMERGENCY Medical Services (EMS)employees say they won’t report forwork until the Department of Health

pays them for their overtime duties.About 40 Emergency Medical Services

personnel, servicing Central Base (Greys,Appelsbosch and Howick), have not reportedfor duty since Monday, said Department ofHealth corporate communication generalmanager, Sam Mkhwanazi.

Some called in sick and others requestedfamily responsibility leave, he said.

“This has posed a threat to service delivery.However the department has swiftly activatedcontingency plans to ensure that adequateservice is provided,” said Mkhwanazi.

A staffmemberwho spoke toEcho said thatthedepartmenthasnotpaid themforovertimeduties since May last year.

“It’s been a whole year that we have beenasking and begging them to sort out thepayment issue. We have had meetings andliaised with the management but they haveturned a blind eye on the matter.

“Sincewearenot allowed to strike,wehave

decided to call in sick. Some of us have takenfamily responsibility leave. We will only getback to work when they deposit the money inour accounts.

“Thelastmeetingwehadwiththeprovincialoperations manager, Muzi Mabaso, made nodifference. We were angered about what hesaid and we were pushed to the decision thatwe have taken.

“Mabaso told us that overtime is voluntary.Wedon’tknowwhathemeantbythat.Theyaresending usmessages saying that they will sortout the matter within 14 days.

“We are not falling for that. All we want isthemoneyinouraccounts,”saidthestaffmem-ber.

Another staff member said they haveapplied for an official strike authorisation.

“Bytheendof today,wewillknowifwehavebeen granted permission to have an officialstrike.

“We are tired of talking, it’s time themanagement realise how serious this is. Fromour side, no one is working and it ends there,”he said.

Echo has been informed that thedepartment isasking forbackup fromtheEMSmembers in Durban.

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Municipalitydeals withelectricitytheftNQOBILE MTOLO

THE Msunduzi Municipality hasestablished a special task teamthat will deal with electricity theftand theabuseofmunicipalassets.

The mayor of Msunduzi, ChrisNdlela, said that from December23 last year to 2 May this year, 15criminal cases have been openedat Pietermaritzburg policestations in connectionswith thesetwo cases.

He said that of 30 suspects,eight have been discovered to beMsunduzi Municipality employ-ees.

“Wehavealreadydealtwithfiveof these employees internally andwill continue in dealing with theremainder.

“Wewant to sendastrongmes-sage both to our employees, andthose criminals out there, that thetheft of resources meant toprovide essential services to ourpeople will not be stolen in broaddaylight and have an expectationthat the municipality will standaside and watch,” said Ndlela.

Electricity losses in the Msun-duziareahavecost themunicipal-ity exorbitant amounts over theyears, with just more than R122million in 2012/2013, R119 mil-lion in 2011/2012 financial yearand R82 million in 2010/ 2011.

Last year, municipal managerMxolisi Nkosi told the Executivecommittee that both businessesand households steal electricityandsaid thata fewcaseshadbeenforwarded to thePietermaritzburg High Court.

Politicalparties happywith results

NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]

THE ANC won the general elections for thefifth time, with 249 seats nationally and 52seats in KwaZulu-Natal.

The DA came second at a national and provin-cial level. It gained itself 89seatsnationallyand10seats in KZN.

South Africa’s baby in politics, the EconomicFreedom Party (EFF) was able to gain 25 seats atnational level, beating the IFPwho gained only 10seats nationally.

The IFP occupied itself a third position in KZN,with nine seats with the EFF winning two seats.

ANC provincial secretary, Sihle Zikalala, saidthe party is happy.

“Wearehappywith the results and the supportthat people gave to the ANC,” said Zikalala.

IFPmember of parliament, NarendSingh, saidthey were disappointed with their results.

“Icannotsaywedidordidnotexpect theresultsthat we got. We didn’t know what to expect. Theresultsmighthavebeeninfluencedbythedivisionswithin the party. It might have been the lack ofresources that the party was faced with whilecampaigning.

“We were competing with the ruling partywhich had all the resources during their cam-paign. I must say that we have not been wiped offthe map as people are saying,” said Singh.

EFF central commander, Hlengiwe Hlophe,saidtheyareveryhappywiththeirelectionresults.

“We are satisfied with our results at nationalandprovincial level.Weareproud tohavedone so

well. We did exceptionally well at a national level.We always say that we are a political party thatrepresents the poor. Thepoor people have spokenandwe grateful for the supportwe got.We startedwith zero funds and a total lack of resources, butwe made it,” said Hlophe.

Siphesihle Ndlovu (24) said she was expectingthe ANC to win for the fifth time.

“A lot of people still believe in the party and its

Many people aresurprised by the EFFresults

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history doescount. We needthe leaders tostart delivering tothe people,” saidNdlovu.

Imbali Unit 3resident KhayaMthembu saidthat he wassurprised by theEFF results.

“They did verywell and I think inthe next electiontheywill do betterthan this. We areexpecting a lotfrom the rulingparty.

“They havepromised tobetter our livesand that is whatthey should do,”said Mthembu.

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Akukacaci ngekusasalikaZimdollar

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NAPHEZU kwemibiko ethi sekuzekwamlungela lowo obengumsakaziwoKhozi FM ngokunikwa esobumeya

emva kokungacacelwa ikusasa lakhe kodwayena neqembu lakhe lepolitiki bayakuphikalokhu.

USolwazi Nhlanhla Khubisi ongunobhalawe-National Freedom Party (NFP) uyiphikilele mibiko ebikwelinye lamaphepha esiZuluwathi liyazinyundela ngokubhala amam-punge uma lithi uZimiphi ‘Zimdollar’ Biyelausejutshwe ukuyoba imeya yaseMlalazi eS-howe.

Uvumile ukuthi iqembu linemihlanganoeqhubekayo kusukala ngoMsombulukowathikodwa ayihlangene nakancane nokujutshwakwabantu ezikhundleni ngaphandle komholiweqembu uNkk Zanele kaMagwaza-Msibiosaye ePhalamende eKapa.

Uthe: “Akusilona iqiniso. Kusaxoxiswanafuthi okwamanje sisabheka ukuthi iqembulenze kanjani okhethweni. Esikuxoxile ukuthiumholi weqembu uNkk Zanele kaMagwaza-Msibi, uzoya ePhalamende eKapa. Wuyekuphela esisathathe isinqumo ngaye, un-gakubhala impela lokho kodwa lokhu okunyeakukho,” kusho uSolwazi Khubisi.

KanjalonoNkszBiyelauyichithile lemibikowathi uqale ukwazi ngayo kulo iphephanda-ba.

Kubanalemibikonjekubukekasengathile-si silomo somsakazi sesiphenduke undin-gasithebeni emva kokusala ngaphandle ohl-wini lwe-NFP lwabaya kwisishayamthethoKwaZulu-Natal.

Emva kokujoyijna kwakhe i-NFP ube ese-fakwa waba owesikhombisa ohlwini lwalaboabazoya kwisishayamthetho sase-KZNngaphambi kokhetho, kanti iqembu lizotholaizihlalo eziyisithupha nje kuphela kwezinga-ma-80.

Ngokwemibiko ephikwe yileli qembu,ubuholi be-NFP buze baba nomhlangano ku-sukelaekuseningoMsombulukokwazekwabasebusukunokuyilaphouNkszBiyela ejutshwekhona kwesephini lemeya eMlalazi.

Ekhuluma ne-Echo ngawo uMsombulukouNksz Biyela uzwakalise ukungazisolingokuzibandakanya nezombusazwe kanjalone-NFP waze wathi useyofela kulo.

Uthe: “Iqembu le-NFP liyikhayakimi,minanalo siyadingana. Liyabadingaabaholi abafa-na nami. Lithole lezi zibalo elizitholile njeokhethweni ngenxa yegalelo lami, ngibe ne-sandla,” kusho yena.

Utheikusasalakhelincikeekutheniubuholibe-NFP bumnika muphi umsebenzi ukuthiakawenze, hhayi nje ukuthi abeyilungulesishayamthetho kuphela.

Uthe akasenaso isifiso sokubuyela oKhozi-ni njengoba esengene kwezombusazo nomangabe ugcina engasayanga esishayamthetho.

Kuyacaca ukuthi into eyenza uNksz Biyelaacabange ukuthi uzongenga kalula esishay-amthetho uma engowesikhombisa wukuthiiqembu le-NFP lathola amavoti awu-644, 917okhethwenilohulumenibasekhayango-2011.Kodwakuloluukhethoolwedlulelivukenama-voti awu-288, 742 nje kuphela.

Kuneminye imibiko ayiphikisile, ethi lomsakazi ubesevele esezibiza ngelungulesishayamthetho ezincwadini azibhalelaabathile ngaphambi kokhetho ngeqhololokuthi noma ikanjani uyaya esishay-amthetho.

Ngenkathi esewumsakazi ubephinde abeumculi njengoba phela ubesandakukhiphaicwecwe lakhe lokuqala.

Abanyeabantuabashiyaumsakazobange-na kwezombusazwe kubalwa kubo uMnuzMandla Malakoane, owaba yilungu lesishay-amthetho e-KZN elimele i-IFP noMnuz Mt-holephi Mthimkhulu, owayeyintatheli kulomsakazo, oseyiphini likasomlomo esishay-amthetho i-KZN ngaphansi kwe-ANC.

Imbiko ibithi lesi khundla azongena kusouNkszBiyelasishiywauSolwaziKhubisanayeokuthiwa uya ePhalamende eKapa.

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Kuthiwa iqiniso liyaphilisa.Abap-hikisana nalo, abehlukene nomuntuozama ukumisa amagagasi olwan-dle. Nanxa kungelula ukuvumelananoMengameliwe-ANC,uMnuzJacobGedleyihlekisa Zuma, uMsholozi,uma ethi i-ANC iyobusa iNingizimuAfrika kuze kubuye iNkosi uJesuKristu ngoba akekho owaziyo ukuthiiyobuya nini, cishe kungabi lukhuniukumkholwaumaethi isazoqhubekanokubusa leli kuzekuphele iminyakaeyi-100 kusuka manje.

Lokhu ngeke kwenziwe ukuthi i-ANCingconokunamanyeamaqembuezombusazwe. Iqiniso ukuthi iy-iqembu lezepolitiki njengamanye.Akuthinafuthiesizoshoukuthiyiliphiiqembu lezepolitiki elingconokunelinye. Kepha abantu abazoshoukuthi yiliphi iqembu elingcono ku-

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I-ANC idla umhlanganiso nje,ngeSonto elizayoumhlaka-25kuNh-laba (May) lapha eThekwini kuzoba

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Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi le-ANCelokhu iwine njalo okhethweni kusu-kela ngo-1994, ibihlala emazweniehlukene ase-Afrika ngesikhathiisekudingisweni. Ngakhoke akwe-mukeleki futhi kuba buhlungu ngan-dlelathile uma abokuhamba se-becwaswa kuleli. Yingakho sithi lesisinyathelo sikaMnuz Jackson noza-kwabo ekomidini leDurban AfricanCommunities, sidinga ukushayelwa

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ukuthikugqokweizingubozabomda-bu, ukudla kwesintu, kwenziwe ne-midlalo yomdabu kuhlangene nomc-ulo. Bonke abasemazweni angama-20 ase-Afrika abakulelibazophakamisa amafulegi asemaz-weniabobamashebesukaeRoyalHo-tel ku-Anton Lembede Street (SmithStreet)bayeeChurchSquareenkabe-ni yedolobha laseThekwini.

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Celebratingour nurses>> Nurses are a universal symbol of compassion and care

NICOLE JOHN>>[email protected]

HOSPITALS throughoutthe world celebratedInternational Nurses

Day 2014 on 12May; honour-ing those women and menwhohavededicatedtheir livesto caring for others.

Thedatechosencelebratesthe birthday of FlorenceNightingale, the founder ofmodern nursing. The themethis year was ‘Nurses - A vitalresource for health’, furtheremphasizing the importanceofnurseswhenitcomestocar-ingforothersandthehelptheyprovide to the sick.

At various events held atlocal hospitals, nurses recitedtheir pledge which they firstmadewhen theygraduatedasnurses.

While holding candles, asymbol of the nurses lampwhich is represented at allhospitals, nurses pledged tocontinue their service ofhumanityand toendeavour topractise their profession withconscience and with dignity.

The event held atMidlandsMedicalCentrewasdedicatedto Doctor Dunraj Mani, thefoundingdirectorofthehospi-tal who passed away duringthe year.

Nurses were thanked fortheir commitment to the pro-fession, applauded for work-ing long hours but most espe-cially for thecaretheyhaveforeach and every patient theytend to during their time ofillness.

UMgungundlovu DistrictMunicipal Mayor, YusefBhamjee, was present at theNetcareStAnneseventwhere

he encouraged nurses tocontinue learning the newdevelopments of medicine,emphasizing thateducation iskey regardless of how longthey have been in service for.

“Nurses are a universalsymbolofcompassionandaremore often than not the firstpoint of care for patients inneed. However, around theworld and particularly inSouthAfrica,theworkofnurs-es remains greatly underesti-matedandundervalued,”saidShannon Nell, director ofnursing and nursing educa-tion at Netcare.

PHOTO:NICOLE JOHNPictured at the Midlands Medical Centre celebration with the nurses lamp are (from left)Cabangile Ndlovu, Thembile Zondo and Thablie Mlophe.

Hospice launches Casipo programme

NICOLE JOHN>>[email protected]

THE Msunduzi Hospice Association recentlyhosted the provincial launch of the Care andSupport for Improved Patient Outcomes(CASIPO) programme, which aims to expandand enhance palliative care.

CASIPO’schiefofparty,Andre’Wagner,saidthat they were grateful to the Department ofHealth for making Hospice a strategic partnerand enabling them to develop and emphasizethe importantofpalliative care inSouthAfrica.

The idea behind the five year programme,which began in other provinces last year, is tointegrate palliative health care into govern-ment policies and to get it on the same level ofimportance as primary health care.

“We are excited to be a part of the dramaticchangestoimprovehealthcareinSouthAfrica,andarecommittedtosupporttheSouthAfricangovernment,” said Wagner.

He added that CASIPO is not changing theways and methods of what palliative health

careiscurrently,butmerelyenhancingthecarethat patients receive.

“Our primary focus still remains servicedelivery.”

Wagner revealed that not even one percentof Hospice patients are treated in-house;almost all patients are treated in their homesbycaregiversandnurseswhogoouttovisitandcare for them, which is what palliative healthcare training is so important.

“With CASIPO we want to change thedeliveryofhealthcare inSouthAfrica,wewantto build capacity anddevelopment of palliativecareandgettrainingincludedatanundergrad-uate level of studies as well as postgraduate.

“Wewant to improve on the retentions andreferrals systems to ensure thatnopatient getslost in the system,” said Wagner.

WarrenOxford-Huggett,MsunduziHospiceChief Executive Officer (CEO), also celebratedthe nurses who work for Hospice and thenurses in the hospitals that they deal with aspart of their celebrations for InternationalNurses Day.

PHOTO:NICOLE JOHNPictured at the CASIPO Launch are (back, from left) Warren OxfordHuggett, Andre Wagnerand (front, from left) Doreen Shange, Mary Moleko and Pete Jugmohan.

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St Nicholas steeldrums are back>> A good set of highquality steel drums has been sourced and purchased

ST Nicholas DiocesanSchool in Jabu Ndlovustreethasformanyyears,

beenknownforitsfamoussteeldrum band.

TheSchoolwonthenationalsteel drum competition forseveral years running andwasa fixture at the ComradesMarathonwheretheyplayedatthe Nedbank Green Mile.

Unfortunately, a decisionhad tobe takena fewyears agoto cut back on costs as thetuition and hiring of steeldrums was proving too expen-sive. The school didnot own itsown steel drums and had tomake use of an outside steeldrum expert to bring his owndrums.

Happily, the school is nowable to report that a good set ofhigh-quality steel drums hasbeensourcedinPortElizabeth,and been purchased. Theinstruments arrived a fewweeks ago.

With its own set of steeldrums,St.Nicholas isnowableto resume its legacy of excep-tional steel drum playing. Thepupils are still re-learning theart so at this year’s NedbankGreen Mile the trusty marim-bas will once again be on dis-play.

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Varsity College graduates

VARSITY College Pietermaritzburgrecently hosted their annualgraduation ceremony for theirdiploma and certificate students atthe City Hall, a fitting venue for thishighlight in a student’s academiclife.

This prestigious event was at-tended by family, friends andinvited guests all sharing in the 83graduates’ finest moment.

PeterKriel, headof faculty:Busi-ness of the Independent Institute ofEducation, the overarching educa-tional body, conferred thediplomasand certificates to the students.

Thiswasaccompaniedbywordsofwisdomand congratulations andtheapplause andululationof proud

family and friends.The top achievers were also

honoured and received trophies toacknowledge their dedication andhard work.

This graduation provided thestudents a platform to savour theiracademic achievements, rekindletheir relationships with classmatesand lecturers before stepping intothe realm of work. The currentdegree students at Varsity Collegewill be partaking in their externalproviders(UNISA,IMM)graduationceremonies.

Next year will be the first yearwhere this graduation ceremonywill include the Independent Insti-tute of Education degree students.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPictured are the top Varsity College students (from left) KamreshanMoonsamy (Diploma in Public Relations), Tyra Maharaj (Advanced Diploma in Hospitality as well as Vocational Graduate Diploma – InternationalHotel Management), Terrick Prowse (Diploma in Business Managementand Entrepeneurship), Xolilie Mzolo (Higher Certificate in Event Management), Bahle Ngcobo (Higher Certificate in Business Principles andPractices), Cindy Bonkewitzz (Diplome in Travel and Tourism Management) and Nomathemba Ndlovu (Diploma in Journalism).

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NICOLE JOHN

EASTWOOD Secondary School recentlyreceived a generous donation frompast pupilsBarry Brown andWilliamNicolson fromNMKForensics in Durban.

The sponsorship came following a requestfromteacher,BrendaJordan,appealingtopastpupils of the school to help improveclassrooms.

The adopt-a-classroom initiative,implemented by principal Garth Rampaul,wouldmakeeach teacher responsible for theirown classroom and encourage them to getassistance from past pupils and teachers.

“In this way, wewould each be responsiblefor securing our classrooms to be done up toassist with our learning and teaching,” saidJordan.

Throughtheuseofsocialmedia,Jordanwas

able to secure a generous sponsorship fromNMKForensicsasNicholson,beingaco-found-er of the company and Brown a forensicanalyst, are past pupils of EastwoodSecondary.

Brown and Nicholson donated a smartboard for interactive learning, a printer, LEDtelevision and three laptops to the school.

Jordan said that the technology would beinstalled in her classroom and teachers wouldhave the opportunity to make use of theequipment when needed for their lessons.

“Weare sure that this equipmentwill beputto good use and go a long way in makingeducation more efficient and learning moredesirable,” said Brown.

Past pupils willing to make anycontributions towards the adopt-a-classroominitiativeareencouraged to contact the school.

Pictured at thehandover are(from left) JTGhang, JadeGreene, GarthRampaul, BrendaJordan and BarryBrown.

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Quinton and hisancestoralissuesGENERATIONSThe harder Choppa tries to do good,the more he messes up. Nicholasproves why he’s the number one playerin Jozi. Queen agrees to give a friend adifferent kind of makeover. Jason andSenzo are floored by an unexpectedannouncement. MJ does some dirtywork on behalf of his father. Ezweni’sCEO is fired. Dineo gives Patrick anidea, but will Ruby go for it?ISIDINGOYvette arrives on The Deep tornadostyle and her path is soon strewn withdestruction. Priya gets a warrant tosearch the Kondile shack. Sechaba isforced to own up about his recent behaviour. Barker launches his counteroffensive on AK but will it work?Katlego reveals a deviant sense ofstrategy. Prada is full of linguistic andother surprises.MUVHANGOMulalo becomes jealous whenMulimisi moves into his territory.VhoMukondeleli warns Mulimisi tosteer clear of Shonisani. Moritishows Khomotjo she can playher game and win. Khomotjois blindsided when Lerumoasks her to leave. Gundois shocked when hesees Vuyiswa with KK.

Moriti is scared that Khomotjo is goingto retaliate.SCANDALThembeka’s machinations drive Jessicato take drastic measures to keep herhooks in Quinton. Quinton prepares forhis journey while Thembeka explores adevious path to make sure her place inhis life is secure. The trial begins andthe magistrate makes an unexpectedannouncement which makes the threeNyathis extremely uneasy. Quinton is

introduced to his real ancestors. Gloriareceives her fifteen minutes of famefor all the wrong reasons.RHYTHM CITYSuffocate and Puleng worry about Niki. Lucilla agrees to go on a date withZolani with the intention of finding outmore information about the brothers.Mamokete offers Sifiso an olivebranch. Mamokete and Sifiso draw together in their grief and concern for

Reneilwe’s recovery. Gail arrangesfor a standin for her show

so that she can bewith Niki for the

termination.PHOTO:SUPPLIEDPam Andrewsplays Gail October inRhythm City.

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ANTICIPATING FUNK!

FORthepast15years,Funk!hasbeen one of themost anticipat-ed events on the school

performance calendar, and thisyear’s event at the Hilton CollegeTheatre promises to be no exception.

Hosted by The Theatre - St Anne’sCollege and Hilton College Theatre,Funk! 2014will be staged onMay 17

and May 19 to 21 at 7.30pm nightly.Funk! evolved as an idea to create

a dance programme for schools withvery specific aims:

• to unite schools in workingtowards a common goal;

• to give drama students and theirteachers the opportunity to createand rehearse pieces of dance theatre

for public performance; and•toenableyoungpeopletoseethat

movement, dance and dance theatreis accessible to them and not only inthehandsofprofessionaladultdancecompanies.

Each school has to create a six-minute dance piece using any type ofmusical or textual accompaniment.

The programme accommodates arangeofchoreographicandperform-ance possibilities and provides theperfect opportunity for schools toexperiment with new forms.

Funk! is not a competition, whichmeans that every piece on theprogramme is valued for its individu-al form and style and the overall

contribution that it makes to theprogramme’s diversity.

The highlight of the production isalways the mass group finale whereall the schools perform together onstage.

Tickets are R60. To book phone033 383 0126.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDancers from Alexandra High School, pictured at last year's Funk!. This year's dance extravaganza takes place on May 17, 19, 20 and 21.

Showcasing local talent

NQOBILE MTOLO>>[email protected]

IN order to showcase local urban musictalent to both local and internationalaudiences, a music festival called ‘ThaPlaymaka’s PMB Rap Festival’ will be heldin the city.

With the main show marked for 31 May,2014 at the Winston Churchill Theatre,preshows for the event will be this Saturday at EWoods in Imbali Unit 13 and on24 May at Sophie’s Choice in Imbali Unitone.

The festival is sponsored by the KZNDepartment of Arts and Culture and IlawuHotel & Lodges. The organizer of the event,Brian Khoza, known in the music scene asTha Playmaka, said that there is a need toshowcase local music talent.

“We are holding this music festival forthe very first time in Pietermaritzburg. Weare strictly focused on poetry and music.For the preshows, there will be no

entrance fee. It is time Pietermaritzburgshows the world what it can do,” saidKhoza.

Even though Khoza has confirmed thatthe headlining acts for the festival are localtalents District XIII, Stylez, Champ and ThaPlaymaka, he said more artists fromdifferent genres will entertain the crowds,with the likes of Mad & The Movementband and various poets and musiciansperforming during the event.

Khoza said that at the preshows, therewill be ticket giveaways and open microphone sessions.

The main festival on 31 May will runfrom 12pm to 4pm at the Winston ChurchillTheatre. Tickets cost R30 and R50 at thedoor and at Easy Eating, Pizza Perfect andSophie’s Choice. There will be no alcoholsold at the main event.

For more information on this musicfestival, follow @PMBRapFest on Twitterand join the Facebook page P’z Up PMB:Rhythm and Poetry Fest.

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDDistrict XIII will be performing at the Tha Playmaka’s PMB Rap Festival.

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A leading Sugar industry is offering a training course for 50 Matriculantsto be trained as OVERHEAD CRANE DRIVERS within their establishment.The course will be held in Cato Ridge and will run for a period of 2weeks. On successful completion of the course the applicants will beoffered employment within the company.

Expenses of the course will be paid for by the company.

Selected applicants are however expected to cater for transport andmeals for the duration of the course. The company has arranged witha Bus company and CATERERS from PMB to transport and providemeals for applicants and a fixed amount of R250 per applicant wasagreed upon.

Minimum requirements:* Be between 18 and 37 years old* Weigh no more than 95 kgs* Be prepared to work shifts and overtimes* Basic computer knowledge* Must not be afraid of heights

Please Email a brief CV to [email protected] applicants will be contacted telephonically or via SMS.Starting date for the Course is 26 MAY 2014, all selected applicantswill meet at the Royal Show Grounds HALL at 8.00 am on that dayfor a final briefing before departing to Cato Ridge. IDs and MatricCertificate/Certified Copies must be produced.

*NB Selected applicants must deposit R250 Transport and Mealfees into the consulting engineers account as soon as they receiveconfirming SMSs to secure their places. Deposit slips must beproduced at the Royal Show Grounds on the 26th.

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ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHIIsaziso sifakwe ngokwe sigaba 49(1)(a)(i) kumele sifundwe ndawonyenesigaba 78(2) se Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act,2004 (Act No. 6 of 2006), lapha kubizwa njenge “Act” iroll enezelayoyokuqala yokucwaningwa kunyaka u2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17,2017/18,ivuliwe ukuthi ingabonwa emahhovisini kamasipala lawaabhalwe ngenzansi, kuzoqala ngomhlaka 26 May 2014 kuya ku 26June 2014.Iroll enezelayo ungaphinde uyithole kwi nzulu lwazi yakwa masipalaethi www.msunduzi.gov.za Iroll yokucwaninga ingabonwa ngezikhathizomsebenzi kusukela ku 26 May 2014 kuya ku26 June 2014 kulelihhovisi likamasipala elilandelayo, 4th Floor, Endaweni yaba cwaningi-Professor Nyembezi Centre, 341 Church Street Isimemo senziwengokwe sigaba 49(1)(a)(ii) se Act esithi noma umuphi umnikaziwendlu ongavumelani nemali efakelwe indlu yakhe angafaka impikisokumphathi wakwa masipala mayelana nokungavumelani nakho nomaumuzi wakho ungawutholi kwi roll konke lokhu kumele ukwenzemaphakathi kwezi khathi ezishiwo ngaphezulu.

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The Msunduzi Municipality has received an applicationin terms of item 1(1) of Schedule 1 of the KwaZulu-NatalPlanning and Development Act (No. 6 of 2008) to allow aMotor Sales Room in a Special Area 40 in respect of Remof Portion 27(of 66) of Erf 233 Pietermaritzburg, being 4Gough Road: Wembley.

A copy of the application is available for inspection duringoffice hours (08h00 and 16h00) at the Corporate AssetManagement Public Enquiry Countre, 5th Floor, ProfessorNyembezi Building, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg.

Comments on the application may be submitted to theTown Planning Administrator; Msunduzi Municipality (Tel033 392 2180), by e-mail (Ziphelele. [email protected]), hand-delivered to (Municipal Offices, 5th Floor341 Church Street, Professor Nyembezi Building) or post(Private Bag X 1393, Pietermaritzburg, 3200) by 7 August2012.

The Msunduzi Municipality may refuse to accept commentssubmitted after the closing date 18 June 2014.

People who failed to lodge comments by the closing datewill not have the right to appeal against the decision of theMunicipality.

Mr M.A. NkosiMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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UMasipala waseMsunduzi uthole isicelo ngokweSimisosesiGaba 1(1) soMthetho waKwaZulu Natal Planning andDevelopment Act (No. 6 of 2008) ukuvumela I Motor SalesRoom kwi Special Area 40 kwi Siza esiwu Rem ka Portion27 ka Erf 233 Pietermaritzburg, esiwunombolo 4 GoughRoad: eWembley.

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DURBAN streets around MosesMabhida Stadiumare expected tocome to a standstill on Saturdayafternoon.

The Soweto giants, OrlandoPirates, and the Milpark basedoutfit Bidvest Wits will lock hornsin the mouth-watering NedbankCup final at 3pm.

Soccer followers are expectednot only to see endless fireworks,but to also witness two differentformats of soccer.

The Clever Boys, under GavinHunt, are known to believe inquick, long balls, counter attacksand are dangerous on the flanksand set pieces.

On the other side, AmaBhaka-Bhaka are mainly a skillful teamand fond of building their movesfrom the midfield and from theback. Pirates captain and veterandefender,

Lucky Lekgwathi, this weeksaid his team was planning to goall out against their opponents onSaturday in order to reward theirdie-hards.

“Our aim is honour our follow-ers with a Nedbank Cup. This isour last chance to make themhappy after reaching three finalsearly in the season but failing tobring any trophies home. So thisis ours and already ourminds aresetonit.Wewilldoitforourfollow-ers around the country,” saidLekgwathi.

Pirates head coach, Vladimir‘VV’Vermezovic,earlierthisweekmade a bold statement when hepredicted that his team will winthis year’s Nedbank Cup.

Vermezovic said that a fewyears ago, when he was coachingKaizer Chiefs, he was able to wintwo trophies and canwin anotherone.

“Remember the last time Icoached a South African team Iwon two cups. I believe I can stilldo it. I am also glad that we arecurrently playing well. When Ijoined Pirates, Iwas told that theywere able to reach three finalswithout winning anything, now Iam saying this is their fourth finaland theirgreat chance to stop thatjinx once and for all,” said Verme-zovic.

Wits star goalkeeper, andformer Pirates player MoeneebJosephs, says his teamwas againpreparing to spoil the partyprepared by the Soweto giants.

“Remember when we went tothe semi-finals against the socalled SA’s Glamour Boys, KaizerChiefs.Weweretoldthatitwastheendoftheroadandthedreamfinalbetween the two Soweto giantswas on the cards.

AgainonSaturday,wewillgoinas underdogs as usual butcelebrate our victory at the end ofthe day.”

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPirates head coach, Vladimir ‘VV’Vermezovic has predicted thathis team will win this year’sNedbank Cup.

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Laddsworth Primary School rugby players, BroganTedder and Menzi Dhlodhlo, have been selected torepresent the U13 KZN midlands rugby team. They

will be playing in the KZN Primary Schools rugbytournament which is to be held at the Woodburn

Stadium at the end of May. Pictured is MenziDhlodhlo, taking off with the ball during a recent

game against Cowan House.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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IS the local Absa Premiership outfit,MaritzburgUnited, looking for a newheadcoach?Is Maritzburg United head coach, Steve

Komphela, joining the newly promoted andCape Town based Chippa United?

These are disturbing questions doing therounds in local circles.

Strangely enough, the Team Of Choicemanagement are tight-lipped about therumours or at the very least are denying anyknowledge about it.

Last weekend, during United’s last leaguematch against the Absa PremiershipChampionsMamelodi Sundowns, SupersportTV commentators continuously mentionedthat Komphela was likely to take up thecoaching job in Cape Town to guide the ChillyBoys (Chippa United).

Team Of Choice spokesman, Brian Zuma,deniedanyknowledgeandstronglyshotdownthe allegations.

“Ourwholemanagement, including the thechairman, are not aware of any such move.”

The Free State born Komphela signed atwo-and-a-half-year deal with the Team OfChoice in January, replacing Clinton Larsenwhowasfiredfollowingastringofpoorresults.

If Komphela joins the Chilly Boys, he willreplaceVladislavHericwhosecontractwillnotbe renewed when it expires at the end of nextmonth.

United’sboss,FaroukKadodia,alsodeniedthat Komphela was leaving the club.

“I don’t accept that. Steve Komphela willremain in Maritzburg,” Kadodia said.

Echo has also learnt that United are alsolikely to loseBongolwethu Jayiya toAjaxCapeTowninthenewseason.Jayiyaseemstobehotproperty at the moment in the PSL.

TheUrbanWarriorsarejustoneoftheclubssaid tobepotentially interested insecuringhisservices.

JayiyaiscurrentlyonloanwithUnitedfromBidvest Wits.

He started his career under Roger De Sawho is now coaching the Cape Town side.

-Jerry Barnes

PHOTO: GALLO IMAGESIs Maritzburg Unitedhead coach, SteveKomphela, joining thenewly promoted andCape Town basedChippa United?

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Echo maritzburg 15 may 2014