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Shootoutat taxi rank>> Police deployed at taxi rank after gunfireexchange
MERVYN KRISHNA
POLICE have been deployed totheKwaDukuzaTaxiRankafterfive people were injured at a
shoot-out between security guardsof rival taxi associations lastWednesday.
The injured were passengers ina stationary Toyota Quantum whenunknown gunmen opened fire.
According to witnesses, the floorof the taxi was covered in blood, thefront tyres were flat and bullet holesriddled the windows.
One passenger had been shot inthe shoulder, another in the back,and three people took bullets to thelegs. The injured were taken toStanger Hospital.
According to a police source,
venders at the rank packed up theirstalls and fled while MaphumuloTaxi Association drivers were alleg-edly arguing with police.
According to the source, driverswanted to knowwhy the police onlyclosed their rank.
They allegedly also demandedthat the KwaDukuza rank be closed.
The KwaDukuza taxi rank isdivided into the KwaDukuza andMaphumulo sections.
While Maphumulo taxi driverswere in dispute with the policeofficers, KwaDukuza taxi ownersand drivers were protected by theirsecurity guards, armed with R5rifles. PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA
CEO of Tourism KZN, Ndabo Khoza, KZN MEC of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs MikeMabuyakhulu, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, iLembe deputy mayor Dolly Shandu and owner of EbandlaHotel, Mike Gumede give a thumbs up to tourism.
MEC launches Tourism Month in KwaDukuza
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MERVYN KRISHNA
KWADUKUZA is the fastestgrowing tourist attraction inthe province.
This announcement comes afterKZN MEC for Economic Development,Tourism and Environmental AffairsMike Mabuyakhulu launched TourismMonth (September 2014) at theLuthuli Museum on Friday, aiming tofoster awareness of the importanceof tourism.
The theme for this year’s TourismMonth, as announced by the NationalDepartment of Tourism, is “Tourism,Transforming Lives”.
This is derived from the UnitedNations’ World Tourism Day message,“Tourism and Community Develop-ment”.
The focus of the Tourism Month
and to make sure they return againand again.”
Mabuyakhulu, in his address saidtransformation is not only aboutsuccess stories and sharing them sothat they generate interest, it’s alsoabout the impact they make.
“A key focus for Tourism KZN is tohighlight tourism empowermentinitiatives which have helped to trans-form lives in communities, whilstproviding an exceptional experiencefor tourists and visitors alike.”
Some of the selected establish-ments and tourism entrepreneursthat will be celebrated in various me-dia campaigns by Tourism KZNthroughout the month of Septemberinclude Jozini Tiger Lodge, IsandlwanaLodge, Olwandle Guest House and Ho-tel, Kuhle Tours and EssenwoodGuesthouse amongst others.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAKwaDukuza Mayor Ricardo Mthembu, MEC Mike Mabuyakhulu,Dr Albertina Luthuli and Luthuli Museum director Brian Xaba.
MEC launches Tourism Month in KwaDukuza
message is to show-case the value of tour-ism in the social, cultur-al, political andeconomic sectors.
In addition, withinSouth Africa a specialfocus is being placedon the ability oftourism to uplift andtransform communi-ties and previously dis-advantaged individu-als.
“Tourism is every-body’s business, be-cause we are all am-bassadors for our des-tination,” said NdaboKhoza, CEO for TourismKwaZulu-Natal.
“We want to getthe whole province be-hind tourism, toremind them that ev-ery single one of ushas a role to play inensuring tourists andvisitors to our destina-tion have a great stay,
The MEC went on to say the Zulu Kingdom hasalways been known as a hub of activity and aprovince synonymous with fun and over the past20 years has delivered unrivalled experiences.
Tourism Friday is a bid to mobilise the people ofKZN to support tourism by wearing a yellow t-shirton Fridays.
The public is encouraged to contribute to thesuccess of the social media campaign, where theycan engage and promote the hashtag#GottaLuvKZN.
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Police deployed at taxi rank aftergunfire exchange
The cause of the violence remainsunclear.
Police spokesperson Colonel JayNaicker said the shooting happenedat the rank in full viewof commuters.
“The two associations have beenat loggerheads formanyyears.Policehave been deployed at the rank andare monitoring the situation. Noarrests have been made.”
The ongoing feud between theassociations has claimed many livesfromboth sides in the past few years.
In April one person was woundedduring a shoot-out between securityguards from rival taxi associations.
In July taxi drivers argued overroutes once again ‘holding the townto ransom’.
KZN MEC for Transport,Community Safety and LiaisonWillies Mchunu noted with concernanother shooting spree at the rank.
“I am shocked to learn of this bar-
baric incident.Noamountof violenceand intimidation can bring stabilityand resolveproblems in the industry.The area seems to be experiencing anew wave of killings.
“We have started processes as adepartment to intervene and resolvetheir dispute.
“I am confident that police willarrest the perpetrators of this crime.I appeal for calm and stability. Thisnew wave of attacks is threateningbusiness investment in the area thathas a huge potential,” said Mchunu.
Mchunu reiterated his commit-ment to work with the leadership ofthe taxi industry in looking for solu-tionsin‘allthechallengesconfrontingthe taxi industry’.
The situationat the rankhas sincebeen calm, however, a constantpolice presence is being maintainedto counter further possible incidentsthis week.
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Sadtumass action march>> Protesters want the district education manager removed
JYOTHI LALDAS
THE South African DemocraticTeachers Union (Sadtu)KwaDukuza branch
embarked on rolling mass actionlast week.Schools throughout the Lower
Tugela education district wereclosed on Thursday when Sadtumember marched through thestreets of KwaDukuza demandingthe resolution of 20 grievances.
Schools were forced to postponeexaminations set for Thursday dueto the action.Sadtu leaders alsovisitedschools
to ensure no members werepresent for the day.The mass action continued on
Friday, however pupils wereallowed to write their examinationsbefore teachers left.Of the 20 grievances, at the top
of the list is the removal of districteducation manager Caroline
Velakazi, Maphumulo circuit man-agers EB Gcabashe and T. Ntuli.Sadtu has accused Velakazi of
reducing pro-active relations inthe department, of not attendingvarious meetings and interferingin the appointment of principals atvarious schools, among otherissues.Schools have since returned to
normal, however Sadtu is stillawaiting a response from theDepartment of Education.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNASadtu members marched through the streets of KwaDukuza on Thursday.
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Man gets 8 years for buying stolen propertyMERVYN KRISHNA
THE KwaDukuza Magistrate’sCourt sent out a strongmessageto those who purchase stolen
property.This after an Umhlali resident
purchased a 1998 Toyota Corolla forR2 000 from a person known to him.The accused confessed to purchasingthe vehiclewith the intention for usingit for spares.
PhumlaniNgobesewasfoundguilty
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The accused will thus spend an ef-fective four years in prison.
In sentencing, theStateargued thatthesetypesofoffencesgohandinhandwith theft, and that people like theaccused created a market for stolengoods.
The State said amessage needed tobe sent to society that such conduct
will not be tolerated.Investigating officer, detective I
Mzobe from the Umhlali SAPS said:“Selling and receiving stolen goods
is a crime, which could result in aprison sentence. People need to thinktwice before buying if a deal soundstoo good to be true.
“The stolen goods market gener-ates numerous victims and peopleshould not forget the misery and con-cern those offences such as robbery,burglary and theft cause.”
JYOTHI LALDAS
THE KwaDukuza Municipalityrecently appointed propertyvaluation company eValua-tions to compile the 2015 Gen-eral Valuation Roll.
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Dramatic rescue effort>> Man survives traumatic experience alone in the mountains and four-hour rescue effortSHANNON HOPKINS
AMANwasrescuedonSaturdayafter being trapped betweenrocks in theNdwedwearea for
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recovering at Albert Luthuli Hospitalin Durban.
DoctorssayhehassufferedPnemothorax and renal failure. Ballito resi-dent and Specialised Rescue Unit’sQuentin Power, who attended thescene, said he had also broken somebones.
“Hehad fractured footandbrokenribs with some contusions on hischest and back, was severely de-hydrated, we suspected spinal inju-ries and internal injuries possibly tolungs due to the nature of the falland entrapment,” said Power.
The community said Mbusiseni(35) had been on his way home from
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Specialised Rescue, SAPS K9Rescue, SAPSSearchandRescueandNetcare911 Rescue units respondedwith EMRS chopper on standby dueto the remote location.
Theyfoundthemanhadfallenintoa crevice between the rocks that hadan opening of about 30cm andtaperedsmaller thenopenedagainatthe bottom.
Power said initially it looked like atypical cliff rescue, but realised itwasmore intense once rescue teamsstarted. “On arrival at the scene itlooked like a normal cliff rescue thatwe have executed hundreds of times.
Advanced rescue rope systems wereset up and two vehicles used asanchor points. Rescuers descendeddown a 200m line to access the pa-tient.Anextra30-metrelinewasadd-edas thepatientwas justoutof reach.
“Once at the crevice we had topendulum across to reach the otherentrance togainaccess to thepatient.Upon reaching the patient the rescuebecame extremely technical due tothe nature of the patient’s entrap-ment,” said Power. Rescue teamsthought if theycouldnotmanuallyex-tricatehim, theywouldneedextremehydraulic and pneumatic rescueequipment to do the job.
Power and the rescue techniciansfrom Netcare911 executed the extri-cation, and police search and rescueassistedto lift thepatientout thecrev-ice to the rescue basket. They man-agedrescuelineswiththe specialisedrescue team, and set up the hauling
stabilise him. During the rescue wespoke to the patient and he informedme he had seen the sun come and gotwicebefore someoneheardhimandtold him help was coming,” saidPower.
“The patient was loaded into thehelicopterandtakentoAlbertLuthuliHospital.
“The total rescue time was justover four and a half hours,” saidPower.
Msomi Mbusiseniwedged betweentwo rocks about30cm apart.PHOTOS: CARMENPOWER
The patient is immobilised and removed from the cliff by rescue teams.
THIS Septemberweare blessed onceagain to have Premavatar Sri SwamiVishwananda touring South Africa.
On Thursday, 18 and Friday, 19September Sri Swami Vishwanandawill visit KZN and stop at theStanger Siva Sungum Hall. Sri Swa-mi Vishwananda, an enlightenedmaster,hasbeentouringSouthAfrica
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Swamiji encourages everyone tostrengthen their faith in God, irre-spective of which way or what nameone may give God, and to just love.
Swamiji will be accompanied byDr Satyanarayana Dasa, one of
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IN 1998, my newly single motherand four of her children movedinto our new home in Port Dun-
ford, whichcameasahugeshock for“township kids” who grew up inplaces like eSikhawini and uMlazi.
The place was quite rural backthen and we didn’t have televisionuntil late 1998; even then, it was ablack-and-white one with a screenthe size of a large cellphone.
The place wasn’t so bad, I mean,
wehadwideopenspacesandadrive-way as long as some suburbanstreets. We used to have clear viewsof the green planes around us as faras the eye can see, save for somegum-tree forests here and there.Mother tried her best to look after usand we were happy.
There is one thing I cansingleoutthat aided in my missing the town-ship life over the three yearswe livedthere - flushing toilets. One seldomconsiders the importance of havinga flushing toilet in the house. Yes,sure it is quite imperative for hygienepurposes, but there is also thedignitypart.
Don’t getmewrong,not that Iwas
unhappy with the pit loo in the back-yard, I had forgotten any better thenandat eight Iwas fairlysatisfiedwiththe situation.
Wehadapit latrineacoupleofdoz-en metres from the “bedroomhouse” (there was also a lounge anda separate kitchen house). The toilethad four ricketywalls andadoor thatwas toosmall for the frameso itneverreally closed.
For those who have never usedone, a pit latrine consists of a holewhere your excrement drops to bedevoured by all manner of microbesand creepy crawlies, the way natureintended. One of the bugs that wouldoccasionally find its way in there
was a rather loud bumblebee, thesound of which would dissuade mefrom blocking the stinger’s only wayout with my exposed toosh.
One could not complain much,considering that somepeoplestill usethe bucket system - a system that isunderstandably awkward for boththeproducerof thewasteandthemu-nicipal employee tasked with han-dling the stuff.
KZNCogta’sNomusaDube-Ncubelaunched an attack onmunicipalitiesstill implementing the bucket systeminKZNafter the president set a dead-line of September 2014 during hisState of the Nation Address in June.
One such municipality was ouruMhlathuze, which initially deniedhaving any records of the system inits jurisdiction,butwas later leftwithegg on its face when a visit fromCogta representatives found a differ-ent story. The system was in fullswing in at least 83 households inMandlazini just outside RichardsBay. In an efforttomeetthe presiden-tialdeadline,thesehouseholdswillbeprovided with pit latrines, an “up-grade” costing –wait for it - just over
R10 000 each. Why not build propertoilets instead? Well, there is anongoing project to have a seweragesystem installed for the area over aperiod of time.
Until then, close to R100 000 willbe used to fix an issue that nevershould have been in the first place.
I find it sad that it took the presi-dent setting this deadline beforesomethingwasdone. I couldmentiona plethora of incidents where peoplehaveactuallydiedasaresultof fallinginto a toilet, Chief is the six-year-oldboy who died in a school pit toilet inJanuary in Mpumalanga.
Then therewas themanwhowasfound dead after going missing for aweek inFebruary.Hewas found inaneSikhawini pit latrine.
Yes, it looks like I have written acolumn about poop andpit toilets,but I am trying tohighlight theplightof some people from a perspective Iactually understand. From personalexperience I can tell you that pittoilets are, well, crap, because theyare a direct attack on human dignity.They need to be done away with amassive sense of urgency.
Affirmativeaction missedour poop
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AS part of their social devel-opment programme, theBreakthroughCentredistrib-uted food hampers in theEtete, Shakaskraal, Nkobon-go and Shayamoya areas.
BreakthroughCentre sentout a “huge thank you” to allsponsors and volunteers,especially pastor RussellGovender for securing thesponsorship for the needy.
Some of thepeople whoreceived thehampers withvolunteers andJohn Phahlaand MzoziMthembu.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Food hampersdonated tocommunity
Blythedale fishingcompetition reelsin winners>> Fishermen show off their skillsJYOTHI LALDAS
THE Ambassadors forChrist Baptist Churchhosted a successful fish-
ing competition on Saturdayat Blythedale Beach.
A total of 106 anglers regis-tered at the beach entrancebetween 4.30am and 8am.
Enthusiastic and excitedanglers fished from the Umvotimouth to Channel Rocks.
Shad, black tails and mulletwere amongst the edible fishcaught.
Sand sharks and skateswereamongst the non–edible thatwere caught and released.
Aglamorousawards’presen-tation was held at 2pm.
Guestofhonour, Muthukrish-na Sambiah presented a chal-lenging message.
The champions for the eventinthefollowingcategorieswere:
Heaviest edible – Kumaran– 1.5kg sea mullet
Heaviest non–edible –Nano– 8.94kg shark
Heaviest shad – Denver –1.2kg shad
First heaviest edible teamprize – Exquisite
Second heaviest edibleteam prize – Ken’s 4
Third heaviest edible teamprize – The A Team
Special prize – Ranjith Bu-kum
In addition to the categoryprizes, consolation prizes wereawarded to all fishermen pres-ent. Pastor Patrick Isaacthanked all sponsors, anglersand the community for theiroverwhelming support to thebuilding of their church.
Champions of the 1st Heaviest Edi-ble Team Prize - Exquisite
Prakash Paul presenting the SL30Daiwa reel to Nano for the heaviestnon-edible - 8.94kg shark.
Krish Rajagopaul presenting theSL30 Daiwa reel to Kumaran for theheaviest edible - 1.5kg sea mullet.
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AN initiative by students for studentswas launched at Sibusisiwe Hall re-cently.
TheMandeni CampusCommunityProject, spearheaded by NombaliMbangwa, is aimed at encouragingthe youth to be actively involved inassisting fellow underprivileged stu-dents.
AccordingtoMbangwa, theorgan-isation has already started donatingfood parcels and clothing to students.
“After taking part in Mandela Dayactivities last year, I realised thatthere isa lotwecando touplift others.This should not only be done onMan-dela Day, but every day.
“The country needs people of thiscaliber to contribute in reducing pov-erty.
“We hope to get more studentsinvolvedwhichwill help someof themto lose focus on drugs and alcohol,”saidMbangwa,whosaidheis gratefulto the Students Support Services De-partment for always lending a help-
ing hand to the organisation.Speaking at the launch, Mandeni
Mayor Sphesihle Zulu commendedthe students for the initiative.
“I am happy to see a project of thiskind being driven by students. The
launch of this project will not onlybenefit you, but the entire Mandenicommunity and will help fight in-equality and poverty,” said Zulu, whoencouraged every citizen to be in-volved in outreach programmes.
Mandeni Campus Community Project members are seen with NondumisoMbatha (Student Support Services) and Mandeni Mayor Siphesihle Zulu.
Mandeni Campus community project launched
ALL female mayors, deputy mayors,speakers, councillors and officials inthe iLembe Family of MunicipalitieswereinvitedtoaWomen'sMonthcele-brationwhichwas held at the iLembeAuditorium on Haysom Road inKwaDukuza recently.
The ladies of iLembe were treated
to inspiring presentations by profes-sionalwomen(andsomemen)suchasProf Mkhabela Castiano from the Of-fice of the Premier, KwaDukuza'sawardwinningbusinesswomanMrsI.Govender (CEO of Ricinz Construc-tion) aswell as ThembelaMtoba fromNedbank.
Nathi Mthethwa from Productivity SAand Dumi kaMzila from the Depart-ment of Economic Development andTourism were the thorns among theroses with their presentations on op-portunitiesavailable forwomen in theKZN and South African economies.
PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDThembela Mtoba of Nedbank during her presenta-tion.
A celebration of women
From left Deputy Mayor of iLembe District Municipality DollyShandu, Deputy Mayor of Mandeni Municipality Phindile Sishi,Mayor of Maphumulo Municipality Happy Ngcobo and ProfessorMkhabela Castiano from the Office of the Premier.
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Sporting equipmentfor KCS inmates>> The Rec-rehab programme encourages active participation in sport
JYOTHI LALDAS
IN an effort toassistmoral regener-ation at the KwaDukuza Correc-tional Service, the Department of
Sport and Recreation handed oversporting equipment to inmates lastweek.
The Rec-rehab programme
encourages active participation insport and recreational activities,working with various stakeholders,namely the local and district munici-palities, various sporting code feder-ations and Lovelife.
The inmates in the twocorrectionalfacilities in the iLembeDistrict, situat-ed in Maphumulo and KwaDukuza
are granted an opportunity to berehabilitated using various gamessuch as finger board, snakes and lad-ders, table soccer, chess, Umlabalaba,snooker/pool, table tennis and volley-ball and compete in leagues and tour-naments within their facilities.
Some of the items handed overincluded a snooker/pool table set,table tennis set, table soccer set,volleyball quick set and balls, chesssets, playing cards, Umlabalaba setsand various board games.
The equipment handover stemsfrom a request by the inmates them-selves on the type of equipment theyuse and refreshing the equipmentthat is starting to deteriorate, thisthereforeallowsforexpandingthelim-ited equipment to more inmates.
The department has appealed tothe private sector to assist in beefingup efforts to ensure that the crime lev-els are decreased through creatingsustainable rehabilitative initiatives.
Some of theinmates andofficers whoreceived theitems withMhlengiYengwa fromthe Depart-ment ofSport andRecreation.
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JYOTHI LALDAS
ONE of the most valued ambitions of StangerHospital is, according to the hospital, to strivetowards achieving the quality of service andstandards experienced on a private level.
In an effort to achieve this, StangerHospi-tal’s pharmacy department held aprogramme duringPharmacyWeek (1-5Sep-tember).
The theme this year for Pharmacy Weekwas “Use antibiotics wisely”.
Antibiotic resistance is one of the mostpressing pharmaceutical challenges theworld is facing today. Theaimof PharmacyWeek this year was to incorporate the themeoutlinedby theSAPCwithinaprogrammethatis both educational and effective. This wasdone because antibiotic resistance is a chal-lenge that affects both health professionals ofvarious levels as well as patients alike.
Monday, 1 September saw the officiallaunch of Pharmacy Week at the hospital.
The outpatient team had prepared postersto display to patients in the waiting area.
Different activities took place throughoutthe week as presentations were done in wait-ing areas as well as the clinics. The chronicteam from the pharmacy also visited theKwaDukuza and Groutville clinics as well asthe RA Moodley Home for the Aged.
The Stanger Hospital pharmacy team during the 2014 Pharmacy Week.
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Patients were taken on a tour to see howthe pharmacy works.
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Yebo sibalulekile kakhulu isiNgisi ngobayilona ulimi oluxhumanisa zonke izinhlanga,nolubalulekile kwezemfundo nakwezomnot-ho. Kodwa lokho akuchazi ukuthi isiZulu seku-fanele sibukelwe phansi, kugidagidwe phezukwaso size siphele NYA!
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Purtassi commences on the 17th September2014. The temple will observe Purtassi
prayers on Saturdays commencing on the 20thSeptember 2014 from 15h00.
The temple will be observing the Festival ofNavrathri from 25th September 2014 to the
04th of October daily from 18h00.
The public is invited to attend.Ram Makardood - Cell: 084 486 2207 • 071 881 2083
Stanger Manor HinduTemple Society
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13GUY VEZI>>[email protected]
AKULULA neze ukukholwayimisebenzi yemikhiqizo em-iningi esigcwele izwe lonke
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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to bid for the Construction of intakeworks, floc channels, clarifiers, buildings, and residue ponds.
Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than6CE and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 5CE PE will be eligible to bid.
Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called for in the paragraph above priorto the closing date of the bid shall be disqualified for further consideration.
Bid Specification Documents together with the bid drawings will be available from Wednesday,17 September 2014 until the close of business on Thursday, 25 September 2014 at 15:00 fromthe offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma GandhiStreet, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R 500.00. Bid docu-ments will NOT be available at the site inspection meeting.
A COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 26 September 2014.Prospective Bidders shall meet at R74 and P711 intersection (Near Vukile High School) and thenproceed to site for a site briefing. The Engineer will not be available for inspection purposes on anyother occasion. Prospective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification docu-ments to the site inspection for signing by the Engineer. All bid documents will be signed on site.
All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Consulting Engineers, Mr. Frans Klopper of MSW Con-sulting on (033) 395 0920 or Mr. Dumisani Khoza, on 032 551 8772 alternatively contact Ms.Cingisa Mbola on 032 551 8742, iLembe District Municipality.
Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document and non-attendance of the site inspection will resultin the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specificationdocumentation provided by the Municipality.
All Bidders must supply a Valid and Original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming thatthe Bidders Tax matters are in order and iLembe District Municipality will further obtain informationfrom SARS regarding their Tax matters. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be im-mediately disqualified and will not be considered. All bidders must provide audited financial state-ments (AFS) for companies required by law to be audited/ for companies not required by law to beaudited, AFS for the past three years or since the date of establishment if established during thepast three years must be reviewed & signed off by a Charted Accountant (CA) (SA).
Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. TS/138/2014: Construction of intake works, flocchannels, clarifiers, buildings, and residue ponds must be submitted into the Bid Box situ-ated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 Haysom Road,KWADUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on Friday, 20 October 2014 where they will beopened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelopecontaining the bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.
Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of iLembe District Municipality’s Supply ChainManagement Policy in two stages. First stage of evaluation is functionality and the second stagebeing the 90/10 preference point scoring system. Only bidders who score the required minimumthreshold on functionality criteria will qualify for the second stage of evaluation. iLembe DistrictMunicipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000.
iLembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and re-serves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.
CONTRACT No. TS/138/2014NGCEBO WATER TREATMENT PLANT
CONSTRUCTION OF INTAKE WORKS, FLOCCHANNELS, CLARIFIERS, BUILDINGS AND
RESIDUE PONDS
MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
iILembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to bid for: Provision of alterations atILembe House and Haysom Road buildings in the form of Turnkey solution Provision of Turnkeysolution (including: site survey and existing furniture survey, capture existing space on CAD, con-ceptual design, space plan layout, overall project plan, project method statement, itemised BOQand tenant installation)
Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor registration equal to or higher than3GB and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 2GB PE will be eligible to bid.
Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called for in the paragraph above priorto the closing date of the bid shall be disqualified for further consideration.
Bid Specification Documents will be available from Wednesday, 17 September 2014 until theclose of business on Thursday, 25 September 2014 at 15:00 from the offices of the Cashier atiLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, uponpayment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R 300.00. Bid documents will NOT be available atthe site inspection meeting.
COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 26 September 2014. Pro-spective Bidders shall meet at iLembe offices, 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street, KwaDukuza.The project manager will not be available for inspection purposes on any other occasion. Pro-spective bidders are required to bring their copies of the bid specification documents to the siteinspection for signing by the Project manager.
All bid enquiries are to be directed and Technical enquiries to Mr. Colin Harris on (032) 437 9306.
Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document and non-attendance of the site inspection will resultin the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specificationdocumentation provided by the Municipality.
ll bidders must supply a Valid and Original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming thatthe Bidders Tax matters are in order and/or must give authority to iLembe District Municipality toobtain information from SARS regarding their Tax matters. Any bid that does not comply with theadvert will be immediately disqualified and will not be considered.
Sealed bid endorsed “Invitation to Bid No. CS/08/2014: For Provision of alterations at IlembeHouse and Haysom Road buildings in the form of Turnkey solution (including: site survey,existing furniture survey, capture existing space on CAD, conceptual design, space planlayout, overall project plan, project method statement, itemised BOQ and tenant installa-tion)” must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of ILEMBE TECHNICALSERVICES BUILDING, 12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on Fri-day, 03 October 2014 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the biddermust be clearly written on the envelope containing the bid. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90days.
Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of iLembe District Municipality’s Supply ChainManagement Policy in two stages. First stage of evaluation is functionality and the second stagebeing the 80/20 preference point scoring system. Only bidders who score the required minimumthreshold on functionality criteria will qualify for the second stage of evaluation. ILembe DistrictMunicipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000.
ILembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and re-serves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.
INVITATION TO BID
iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYCONTRACT No. CS/08/2014
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NONOTI Primary School pupilshad much to smile about lastweek when they were given
branded new school uniforms bymembers of the KwaDukuza KaizerChiefs supporters club last week.
The uniforms included schooldresses, shirts, school trousers, shoesand socks.
The localbranchof theAmakhosi isa non-profit, voluntary organisationmanned solely by the local branch of
Kaizer Chiefs Football Club.Theaimoftheorganisationistoem-
powertheunderprivilegedyouthinthecommunity which is the vision of theclub.
Amakhosi special projects officerVusiDlamini saidasabranch, they feltit is important to show South Africathat Kaizer Chiefs is not only aboutfootball, but an international brand.
School principal Suzy Rampersadthanked the Amakhosi local branchsaying the school uniforms really put asmile on the faces of the pupils.The branch invites all Amakhosi sup-porterswhowant towelcometheplay-ersattheKingShakaInternationalAir-port this weekend for the MTN 8 finalagainst Orlando Pirates in Durban.
For transport arrangements con-tactDlaminion0739618400orMMd-lalose on 082 3939 248.
Some of the pu-pils with theirbrands newschool uniformare seen withKaizer Chiefsprojects officerVusi Dlamini andschool principalSuzy Rampersad.
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Amakhosi local branchdonates school uniforms
>>The Maha Bharat Dwar hare KrishnaMandir (Murugan’s Road, Lot 14) will hostSripad Bhakti Vedanta Vishnudaivata Ma-haraja on Friday, 19 September at 6.30pmand on Saturday, 20 September at the Dar-nall Hare Krishna Mandir (37 Park Drive) at6.30pm. Discourses will be on various sub-jects. All welcome. Prasad will be served.>>Malvern Hindu Temple Sri Ayyappa SevaSungam presents Ayyappa Sadhana withShri Kannan Veeramani on 26 September atthe Stanger Siva Sungam Hall at 7pm.>>Christian Family Centre presents onenight only with evangelist Dr Derrick Fynn“Hell is no joke” Revival Fire 2014 at 6.30pmat the Glenhills Multipurpose Hall. All wel-come. For more information call 078 4873012 or 032 551 1659.>>The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir con-ducts satsang every Tuesday from 6.30pmto 7.45pm. Navarathree will be observed at
Meals will be provided. Kanya Pooja and Du-rga Naumee will be observed on Thursday,2 October from 6pm.
Various speakers will render discourseson the Mother daily. All are invited to attend.
>>Othandweni Children’s Home will hostits Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, 30September at 2pm at the Vulamehlo Hos-pice, House No 2 Melville Village. The com-munity is invited to attend.
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the temple from 24September until 2 Oc-tober commencing at6.15pm. All welcome.>>The Stanger ML Sul-tan, Class of 1989, 25year reunion will takeplace on 29 November2014 at 5:30pm for6pm at the UmhlaliCountry Club. We areaiming to get as manystudents as possible,should you have con-tact details of any stu-dents, kindly forwardtheir details. For ticketsand more informationplease contact AshleyRamalu: 083 376 6209or Bilal Mitha:084 378 6125.>>Saturday Farmersand Home IndustryMarket at ThaThasFarm every Saturdayfrom this week, 20 Sep-temberfrom9am.Farmstalls, food stalls, am-ple safe parking, jump-ing castle. FREE stallsfor September. Bookyour stall now. T’s & C’sapply. For more infor-mation contact Owenon 083 756 9245 or 032437 8008.>>The Shri SanthanMundal will observeNavaratri from Thurs-day 25 September toFriday, 3 October at thetemple, 21 GreyridgeDrive, Stanger HeightsStanger, Pooja will takeplace daily at 6pm ex-cept for Sunday 28 Sep-tember when ShaktiPooja will start at 7am.
For further information contactMr Jay Harilall on: 082 685 7575.>>The Stanger Siva Temple in-vites all to their Purtassi prayer tobe held this Saturday, 20 Septem-ber commencing at 3pm. Supperwill be served and all are invited.For more information contact thepriest on 032 551 3259.>>OM Healing services is offeredfor the sick, frail and bed riddenmembers of the community attheirhomes.PleasecontactKriya-nanda on 084 551 4795 or032 551 4795 for more informa-tion.
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Key Performance Areas
• Marketing and communication strategy,including campaigns; events and digitalmarketing.
• Media; public relations; advertising andmuseum brand management
• Market research and audience devel-opment
• Strategic partnerships and networking• Social media management and publishing
RequirementsMinimum qualification required
• Bachelor or post graduate degree inMarketing and Communications orrelevant qualification
• Unendorsed driver’s license andwillingness to travel
Experience and knowledge
• 5- 10 years’ working experience inmarketing; public relations; brandmanagement and event coordination
• Computer literacy (MS Word; PowerPoint;Excel) and ability to work with databasesand social media platforms
• Knowledge in communications; marketingand public relations methodologies andconcepts.
• Networking and stakeholder relationshipmanagement
• Excellent written and verbal communi-cation skills
• Report writing and administrative workrelated to marketing and communications
• Fundraising strategies and communitydevelopment
• Knowledge and appreciation of SouthAfrican heritage; arts and culture
Behavioural Competencies
• Confident, dynamic personality and strongcreative outlook
• Effective planning and execution• Problem solving and achievement oriented• Team leader and ability to inspire others
The Luthuli Museum is an equal opportunity affirmative
action employer, whose aim it is to promote representivity in
all levels of occupational categories in the institution.
The Luthuli Museum based in Groutville, the north coast of KwaZulu Natal Province, seeks toappoint a suitably qualified Marketing and Communications Manager to promote and profile theorganization and the legacy of Chief Albert Luthuli through the development; management andimplementation of marketing and public relations programmes.
All Applications should be sent by registered mail to: The Director: Luthuli Museum, PO BOX 1869, KwaDukuza, 4450 orhand delivered to the Museum for attention: The Director: Luthuli Museum, 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville,4450. This position is based in KwaDukuza/Groutville, KwaZulu Natal, where the museum is located.Enquiries: Mrs Nana Mzoneli (032 559 6822) during working hours 08:00 - 16:00
The Luthuli Museum reserves the right not to make an appointment.The closing date for submission of applications is Friday, 3 October 2014No faxed applications will be accepted. Please send a covering letter with your application stating the position you are applying for, adetailed resume with a list of traceable references and certified copies of all qualifications. Appointment is subject to the verification ofeducational qualifications, previous experience, reference checks and security vetting. Only short listed candidates will be contacted. Ifyou have not heard from us by 31 October 2014 consider your application to have been unsuccessful.
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERAll inclusive market related remuneration package
LUTHULI MUSEUM3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
P.O. Box 1869, Stanger, 4450tel: (032) 559 6822 • fax: (032) 559 6806
[email protected] • www.luthulimuseum.org.za
MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
As part of promoting emerging and local companies under iLembe District Municipal-ity, an invitation is hereby issued to all vendors and emerging contractors interested indoing business with the Municipality to a workshop which is scheduled to take place asfollows;-
Date: 22 September 2014 (Monday)Time: 08h30Venue: 12 Haysom Road, iLembe Auditorium, KwaDukuza.
This seeks to empower local and emerging contractors interested and currently doingbusiness with the Council with the aim of ensuring adequate understanding of the supplychain management systems and mandatory requirements when bidding for Municipalprojects. This initiative will ensure contractors successful participation in the Municipal-ity’s procurement and tendering processes and eventually, the successful completion ofprojects awarded to them. Amongst institutions that will be present are; KZN ProvincialTreasury, CIDB, KZN Department of Economic Development, South African RevenueService and The Department of Trade and Industry. For logistical arrangements, kindlyconfirm you attendance by e-mailing Mrs. Suryen Dhani at [email protected] or Sthabile Maphumulo at [email protected] or via landline on032 551 8751 by no later than Friday, the 19th of September 2014.
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iLembe District retains Golden Games title MERVYN KRISHNA
SENIOR citizens from iLembe District de-fended their title and remained the bestperforming team in the KwaZulu-NatalGolden Games at Ugu Sports and LeisureComplex near Margate recently.
The 2014 champions beat eThekwiniwho came second and Umgungundlovuwhich claimed third spot.
In its fifth year, the Golden Games areone of the flagship government pro-grammes that promotes an active lifestyleamong senior citizens, thereby helping toprevent some of the lifestyle diseases thataffects communities caused by lack ofexercise.
Each of the 11 districts sent out a contin-gent of 110 athletes and officials selectedfrom district competitions.
The games were played at a fast pace,with some senior citizens displaying a highlevel of skills, providing entertainment forthe mostly younger spectators who areinspired by the performance ofparticipants aged 60 and older.
iLembe mayor Welcome Mdabe con-gratulated his team.
“Our fathers and mothers have made usproud. The biggest incentive to do well inthe event is to represent KwaZulu-Natalin the national Golden Games in October,which will be hosted by Mpumalangaprovince.”
LEFT: A disabled participant shows of his medal.
Some of the iLembe team.
THEKwaDukuzaLocalFootballAssociationwill launch aMaster’s League on Sunday, 28September to givemen over 35 the opportu-nity to relive their youth andplay thebeauti-ful game again.
Ameetingwill be held at the KwaDukuza
Municipality LED (old BW Charles Library)in Hulett Street on Saturday, 20 Septemberat 10am.
For details contact the convenor, ThulaniGumbi on 072 9391 525 or Alex Septemberon 083 634 5207. — Supplied.
Masters soccer league for KwaDukuza
Dazzling display of speed atBallito Street Heroes>> Jade Gutziet beat Willie de Beer in a Porsche GT2 by almost three seconds
HUNDREDS of car-crazed fansflocked to the second edition ofSMD Ballito Street Heroes, hosted
by the KwaDukuza Municipality, over theweekend.
Dazzling displays from 37 well-tunedautomobiles did not disappoint as crowdswere kept entertained throughout thetwo-day festival.
Car lovers enjoyed the interactivedrifting zone and the show-and-shinecontest on Sunday, but it was thered hot action on the Laguna Seca Circuitwhich proved to be the highlight of theweekend.
South Coast-based driver Jade Gutzeitwas crowned Ultimate Street Hero with his
record-breaking Mitsubishi Evo.Gutziet beat Willie de Beer in a Porsche
GT2 by almost three seconds.In doing so he wrestled the mantle
away from his father Dezzi, who finishedin seventh place.
“It was very cool battling my dad, it isa good rivalry,” Jade said.
“The competition was pretty good,onceIlearntthetrackIwasabletogofasterand faster.
“The car worked for me, it is designedfor this kind of thing.”
In addition the crowds were alsothrilled on the track by the lightening-fastFormula Renault car driven by CraigShorter as well as the drifting stunt team
from XS Promotions.One of the highlights was the new addi-
tion of Corné Theron who thundered downthe track in a full-works BMW 1000 superbike.
Theron beat Brian Kappa's record fromlast year.
Away from the track, a cocktail partyand auction raised R100 000 for theIthemba Labasha Community Centre,based at Shakashead.
The auction itself raked in R60 000,while SMD director Sean Duminy,contributed R40 000 from his owncoffers.
Event spokesman Ed Hill revealed thatorganisers were impressed by the week-end’s action on the track.
“We had a lot more entries andmanaged to attract top talent fromaround the country. In most of the classesless than a second plot the top threedrivers.”
The 2014UltimateStreetHeroJadeGutzeitand Kwa-DuzamayorRicardoMthem-bu.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
There is a family who misses youSerene and beautiful...
Memories build a little pathway. It’s a lovely quiet, gentle trail.Filled with an esplanade of moments, sweet and sad,With smiles and sometimes tears. We think of you daily,
But try to be brave and content. Tears that we shed are in silence-Pain is often beyond words, But never expressed beyond love.
May your cosmic light continue to shine brightly on your family and friends.“Wherever there is a beautiful soul...
There is a kaleidoscope of memorable moments.”
We Miss You Both DearlyAlways In Our Hearts
Mrs. K. Jagernath, Jenny, Amitha, Kavitha, Nishen, Ashen, Grandchildren, family & friends.
Our family on earth and ourangels in heaven
Mohanlal Jagernath (KB)(Formerly of Hyde Park Sugar Estates)Born: 28 February 1938Called to Rest:15 October 199717yrs
Niran Mohanlal(Former Educator-Greytown Secondary
School)Born: 17 August 1971
Called to Rest:13 September 1994
20yrs
Huge upset indarts doubles tourney>> Formidable favourites knocked out of contestWEEKLY REPORTER
THERE was a huge upset in theKwaDukuza Darts Association(KDDA) team doubles tourney
held at the North Coast Tavern inKwaDukuza on Wednesday withrookies Yogan Pillay and TerrenceSubban upsetting the formbook toclinch their first major silverware of
The formidable Isithebe Paintscombination of Vinesh GeanballeyandJerry Govender,whowereindev-astating form throughout the monthofAugust,wereoverwhelmingfavou-ritesforhonoursintheKDDAdoublestournament.
But, they were left licking theirwoundsaftercrashingout (0-2) in thequarters against Darrel Shanmagumand Neeran Somnath.
ShanmagumandSomnathprovedthat theirwinwas noflukeafterclaw-ingtheirwayfromasetdowntoclincha thrilling2-1winagainstCharliePil-lay andVasaRungasamy in the semi-final to advance to the final.
Novices Pillay and Subban seizedtheopportunityofcontestingtheirde-but final with both hands, producingscintillating darts against their moreillustrious opponents Shanmagumand Somnath to clinch their first ma-jor silverware in straight sets (2-0).
PresidentofKwaDukuzaDartsAs-sociation, Jerry Govender congratu-lated Pillay and Subban on their out-
standingperformanceandremindedall darts enthusiasts of their newhome for darts (North Coast Tavernopposite the Taste of India Restau-rant).
The KDDA League gets underwaytonight (Wednesday) at the NorthCoast Tavern commencing at7.30pm.The formatof the leaguewillbesingleswith36pointsupforgrabs.
The singles format gives individu-
alplayersanopportunitytoshowcasetheir abundant talent and put theirhands up for selection into the KDDAsquadtoparticipate in the2015Kwa-Zulu-Natal Darts Championship.
Playerswhonotch up amaximumscoreof180(threetriple20’s)and171(three triple 19’s) will qualify for theRajen Pillay and Family-sponsored180 Darts Cup which will take placenext month.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERRookies Yogan Pillay and Terrence Subban (seated) clinched the KwaDukuzaDarts Association doubles title after beating Darrel Shanmagum and NeeranSomnath (standing) in the final.
WEEKLY REPORTER
DOLPHINS III were crowned Dolphin CoastSquashThirdDivisionLeaguechampionsaftersuffering mixed fortunes in their final double-header league encounter.
In thematch against arch-rivals Tongaat attheDolphin Coast Sports Centre squash courtsDolphinsnotchedupan impressive13-5 victo-ry, but on Tuesday night were humbled (5-11)by Umhlali V at the Umhlali Country Clubsquash courts.
In the match against Tongaat, Shawn Gov-ender gave the home team a perfect start aftertrouncing Raj Jayaram in straight sets (3-0).
The hosts extended their lead (6-1) afterRanjith Rhugoonun beat Terence Donovan(3-1).
There were mixed fortunes for the father-and-son combination of Elvis and EvashenGovender. Clinton du Plooy gave the visitorstheir first taste of victory after beating Goven-der (senior) 3-2 in a 5-setter thriller.
Evashenmadeamends for the loss of his fa-ther after beating Aveen Singh (3-1) to seal thefate of their rivals and secure the 2-bonuspoints for the home team (13-5).
InthematchagainstUmhlali,thevisitorsgotofftoashockerafterRhugoonunslumpedtohu-miliating3-0defeatat thehandsofRobCampi-
Dolphins IIIwere ec-static afterbeingcrownedDolphinCoastSquashThird Divi-sion Leaguechampions.PHOTO:WEEKLY REPORTER
Dolphins III crownedsquash leaguechampions
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the 2014 season.The Gledow United
duo of Pillay and Subbantrounced Rajesh Paras-araman and Preggie Ap-padora of R & B Gledhowinstraight sets (2-0) in thequarter-finals to secure asemi-final berth.Theywill face the power-ful Isithebe Paints pair ofJerry Arunachellam andRajen Pillay, who defeat-ed Preollen Moothusamyand Sashen Naidoo ofDarnall Action Sporting(2-1).
Pillay and Subbancruised into the final witha clinical 2-0 demolitionof Arunachellam and Ra-jen in the semi-final.
on. Dolphins woescontinued after Ravi“Sugar” Pillay suf-fered a shock3-0de-feat at the hands ofGary Potgieter.
Evashen was onthe receiving end af-tergoingdown3-2toMilleSmithinanepicmarathon 5-setter.
Elvis Govenderclaimed a walkoveragainst RussellMann.
Dolphinshopesofannexing the leaguetitle undefeated wasdented in their finalleague match of the2014 season, but thelads shouldbeproudof their achieve-ments, boasting 12wins, 1 draw and asolitary loss from 14leagueappearances.
Tongaat claimedthe runners-up spotin the Third Divisionranks.
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FINANCE DIRECTORATE
KDMFB 08: 1X BUDGET ANALYST (TASK GRADE 12: R223 788.00 – R290 492.16 p.a.)
Requirements: B. Comm./ B. Tech. in Accounting or Cost & Management Accounting or equivalent NQF level 6 qualification, 2- 3 years relevant experiencewithin a Municipal budget office, Computer literate (MSWord, Excel & Power-point), Knowledge of MFMA, Budget, Reporting, DORA & other relevant Municipallegislations.
Duties: To assist, prepare & monitor the implementation of municipal budgets. Evaluate and Assess municipal budgets, monitor the implementation of mu-nicipal budgets, compile and analyze reports on budget performance & oversee the development and maintenance of financial and non-financial informationwithin the local government.
ELECTRICAL SERVICES DIRECTORATE
KDMEE 03: RE - 2X MANAGER: ELECTRICAL SERVICES (NORTH & SOUTH NETWORK) (TASK GRADE 15: R327 054.36 – R424 538.04 p.a.) + LOCO-MOTION ALLOWANCE & CELL-PHONE ALLOWANCE IN TERMS OF COUNCIL POLICYRequirements: Gr.12 Senior Certificate, Trade Tested Artisan in the Electrical Industry (NQF Level 4), Medium Voltage Switching Certificate, Local Govern-ment Experience (2-3 Years). 5 years’ experience in medium voltage (11&33kv) environment. Computer Literate (Ms Word & MS Excel). A valid Code 08driver’s Licence.
SKILLSAssertiveness, Communication Skills and Negotiation skills.
KNOWLEDGEKnowledge of relevant legislations, local Government Processes. Knowledge of OHS Act 85/1993 & Applicable Regulations – SANS 10142 – NRS 047 & NRS048.
Duties:Co-ordinates and controls the operations of the electrical department which include distribution(33Kv) & reticulation (11Kv/420v) networks, inclusive of mon-itoring and implementing procedures, establishing resource requirements, planning and scheduling maintenance programmes and evaluating outcomes,monitoring and attending to deviations in productivity and performance and attending to specific administrative and information reporting requirements andprocesses.Perform Senior Standby duty on a weekly rotating basis.NB: The shortlisted candidates will be subjected to a compulsory assessment test
PLEASE NOTE:
1. Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality,P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention the HumanResources Department, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to the H.R. Officer/Clerk, FirstFloor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza).
2. The Closing date and time is Tuesday, 30 September 2014 at 14H00 p.m. No hand delivered applications will be accepted after the closing date andtime.
3. Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also DO NOT submit applications on Z 83 forms. Please NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS MUST BESUBMITTED ON KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY’S APPLICATION FORM WHICH IS OBTAINABLE ON THE MUNICIPALITY’S WEBSITE(www.kwadukuzamunicipality.gov.za)
KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy. Post levels are subject to conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation sys-tem. Further communication will only be with shortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to the candidates that best meet the requirements accordingto the information supplied in their CV’s. Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful. Councilreserves the right not to appoint. Canvasing to Councilors in form of gifts is prohibited.
VACANCIES
N. J. MDAKANEMUNICIPAL MANAGERMN:144/2014
The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the KwaZulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the following positions andaccordingly invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced applicants for appointment to the positionas indicated. Please note that the post title and post identification number (KDM) MUST be indicated on yourapplication which MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identity document anddriver’s licence where applicable. Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selec-tion criteria in terms of qualifications, experience and any other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisementas shortlisting will be based on these selection criteria.
Note: It will be required from the successful candidate from Task Grade 12 and above to meet the minimum pre-scribed competencies as required by National Treasury regulations in line with March 2014 exemption notice.
We little knew that morning God was callingyour name. In life we loved you dearly, In death
we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you, You did not goalone, For part of us went with you, The day
God called you home.
You left us with beautiful memories, Your love isstill our guide. And although we cannot see you,
You are always by our side.
Our family chain is broken, And nothing seemsthe same, But as God calls us one by one,
The chain will link again.
Love you Dad, Forever and always.
The Yearly Memorial Ceremony of mybeloved husband and our late Dad, Mr. Tony
Periasawmy (Babba) will take place onDate: Sunday, 21 September 2014
Time: 11:00 amVenue: 4 Mimosa Place, Windy Heights,
Stanger
Your presence will be highly appreciated.
Friends and family are requested to pleaseaccept this as a personal invitation from the
Periasawmy family.
Mr. Tony Periasawmy (Babba)09/10/1956 - 29/11/2013
Singh inspires GroveEnd to victory
WEEKLY REPORTER
MAN-of-the-match Vinnie Singh in-spiredGroveEndVolleyballClubtoanemphatic straight set (2-0) victory
against arch-rivals KSST in an EZE’S Electri-cal-sponsored KwaDukuza Volleyball Associ-ation Competitive League game played at theassociation courts on Thursday night.
In the absence of “big brother” Neil Peru-mal, the responsibility fell on the shoulders ofthe talented Singh, who rose majesticallyabove his adversaries to cement Grove End’sposition at the top of the log table.
Grove End stole a march on their rivals inthe top-of-the -table league clash to forgeahead 12-7. Byron Athymoolam announcedhisarrivalonthecourtswithastunningbazoo-ka at the centre to reduce the deficit (8-12).
Trailing 13-17, Kyle Puckree was replacedwithDillonDevraj in thehopeofbolstering thedefence. A hat-trick of unforced errors sawGrove End squander their 4-point cushion.
Trailing by a solitary point (17-18), theKSST fans expected their heroes to go intooverdrive and pull off a sensational victory inthe opening set.
But, theywereinforarudeawakeningafterSatish Bhowanibhik frustrated the KSST at-tackerswith brilliant blocks that left CameronSingh shaking his head in disbelief. KSSTthrew Lionel Jali in the fray, but Grove Endstampedtheirauthorityinthematchwithaflu-ent 25-18 win.
The change of sides heralded new fortunesforKSSTwhowentahead3-0at thestartof thesecond set.
The second set was characterised by longrallieswiththehugecrowdrelishingtheenter-taining volleyball dished out by both teams.Successive winners by Neven Baldeo sawGrove End extend their lead (15-9).
The introduction of Lydon Pillay andAlbis-tonJaram reducedthedeficittoasolitarypoint
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERGrove End consolidated their position at the summit of the log table with an emphatic 2-0win against arch-rivals KSST on Thursday night.
(19-20).With the scores
locked at 20-20 vol-leyball enthusiastswere pinning theirhopes of making adramatic comeback.
Grove End sealeda memorable 25-21victory.
Meanwhile, Ti-tans who concededtheir third walkoverof the season havebeen booted out ofthe league.
In the KDSA So-cial League, Virgostayed in the race forleague honours witha hard fought 25-21;25-19 win againstManor Old Boys.Darnall United ce-mented 2nd spot onthe log table (behindpace setters Sun-brook) with a re-sounding 25-17; 25-17 win against CoolLeaders.
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KDVA to host Moon andSons Agencies KO Cup>> Teams prepare for ‘battle’ ahead of tournamentWEEKLY REPORTER
KWADUKUZA Volleyball Asso-ciation (KDVA) will host theMoon and Sons Agencies-
sponsoredknockout tournament forsocial league teams commencing onThursday, 17 September (tomor-row).
President of KDVA Isaac Abra-ham expressed thanks to DevanMoonsamy (CEO of Moon and SonsAgencies) for his generosity in pro-moting social league volleyball inKwaDukuza.
Six teams comprising Sunbrook,
Darnall United, Teachers Style, Vir-go,CoolLeadersandManorOldBoyswillcontesttheMoonandSonsAgen-cies KO Cup.
Matches will be played in twopools on a league basis with the toptwo teams in each pool advancing tothe semi-finals.
Theround-robinmatches ineachpoolwill be contested on the basis ofbest of three sets (comprising of 15uncappedpointswith themaximumof 21 points per set).
In the semi-finals and final thefirst two sets will comprise of 25points (capped) with the final set
comprising of 15 uncapped points.Theround-robinmatches ineach
pool will be played tomorrow(Thursday).
Thefirstsemi-finalclash(contest-edbetween thewinner of poolAandthe runner-up of pool B) and secondsemi-final clash (contested betweenthewinner of pool B and the runner-upofpoolA)will takeplaceonThurs-day, 25 September.
Theplayoffs for thirdspotandthefinal will take place on Thursday, 2October followedby the awards pre-sentationceremony.Trophieswillbeawarded to thewinners, runners-up
andthirdplacedteam.Teamspartic-ipating in the tournament must payanaffiliationfeeofR200prior topar-ticipation in the tournament.
Sunbrook, who enjoy poll posi-tion at the summit of the log table (atthe end of second roundof theKDSASocial League), are favourites forhonour.
Meanwhile, the KDVA youth(U16)and junior (U) tournamentwilltake place on Saturday, 4 October atthe association courts at 9am.
It is compulsory for all social andcompetitiveteamstofieldayouth/ju-nior team.
Devan Moon-samy (CEOof Moon andSons Agen-cies) pres-ents acheque ofR2 000 toRevy Harry-prasad(KwaDukuzaVolleyballAssociationSocialLeague co-ordinator).PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTER
Wednesday, September 177.30pm-Darnall Action
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KwaDukuza DartsAssociationfixtures
ILEMBECricketUnionwill kick-off thenew season (2014/2015) with a six-a-sidecrickettournamentwhichgetsun-derway on Saturday, 20 September attheCountryClubGroundcommencingat 1.30pm.
At the Ilembe Cricket Union annualgeneralmeetingheld lastmonth,pres-ident Aboo Ismail said: “To celebratethe 70th anniversary of the union, wewill host a sixes tournament”.
All matches will be contested on a
knockout basis with a game compris-ing of amaximumof five six-balls overbowled by each side.
Each member of the fielding sideshall bowl one overwith the exceptionof the wicket-keeper.Thewicket-keepermustbenominat-
ed at the timeof the toss for each gameand cannot be changed during thecourse of the game.
A wide shall count as two extras tothe batting side and an extra ball shall
bebowled. Ano-ball shallcountas twoextras to the batting side and an extraball shall be bowled.
Thenormal “front foot”no-ball rulewillapply.A“front-foot”no-ballresultsin the next ball being a “free hit” (thebatsman can only be run out) for thefacing batsman.
Only registered clubs will be al-lowedtoparticipateinthetournament.Theentry feeofR150per teammustbepaid prior to the draws which will bedone on Saturday at the Country ClubGround at 1.00pm.
The final is scheduled to take placeon Saturday, 20 September at theCountryClubGroundat3pm.Trophieswill be awarded to the winners andrunners-up.
Ilembe Cricket kick-off newseason with sixes tournament
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