Man Burned Alive, 2 Shot in Protest

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Police drive angry protestors off the N2 at Groutville with rubber bullets on Tuesday morning. INSET: Traffic backed up at the Umvoti toll plaza.

Sboniso Dlamini He said KDM have sent electricians out to all the by people reportedly trying to loot the shop. • Update on the 27-year-old Stanger resident affected areas. “We are confused as to why they burnt the shop. who was critically injured in a violent power A 26-year-old Ethiopian shopkeeper was burnt “A transformer failed, but we are on the ground to My heart is broken into pieces,” said Abera’s outage protest in Shaka’s Head three weeks alive and two people were shot and injured in a ensure that everything gets back on track,” said brother, Emmanual. ago. See Page 7. violent service delivery protest that began in Grout- Mkhize. Two people were also shot by a motorist on the ville on Monday night and continued throughout Protestors blocked the R102 on Monday night R102 in Groutville on Tuesday. with burning tyres, tree branches and broken bot- Monday night. Residents of Thembeni have been without elec- tles. On Tuesday morning the protest spread to the “One of the victims was a tricity since last Thursday, and Groutville and N2 highway. Police used rubber bullets on Tuesday protester and the other was Tshawini were also blacked out for several days. morning to disperse the mob of about 400 people an on-duty security guard A number of reports from the community and from the N2. Residents started to throw stones at for a nearby business. One KDM employees suggested that KDM electricians the police and threatened to stone cars. person was shot in the leg were on strike due to the cut in their overtime. They “We have had no power since Thursday and no and another in the back,” are apparently unhappy about contractors being one bothered to explain as to what went wrong and said Paul Herbst from IPSS appointed to do a job they were previously paid to when the problem will be solved. We tried to speak Medical Rescue. do. with our ward councillor Innocent Nxumalo but he KwaDukuza police Although KwaDukuza municipality media liai- avoids us,” said a Thembeni resident. spokesperson Sibusiso son officer, Sipho Mkhize denied this, he admitted Residents said they were forced to eat all their Khuzwayo said no one had that a meeting between the unions and KDM offi- refrigerated food as it was spoiling. been arrested but a case of cials was set to hopefully resolve the overtime Meanwhile, Ethiopian Adebo Abera was sleeping murder and attempted mur- issue. A source confirmed this meeting would take at his brother’ shop, Sizabantu Supermarket, near der would be opened. place on Wednesday. the Luthuli Museum when the shop was set alight A crowd gathers outside the shop were Adebo Abera was burnt alive. 2 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 NEWS Going nowhere slowly on Salt Rock Road

This aerial view shows how Salt Rock road is heavily congested morning and late afternoon.

Allan Troskie do something to ease the traffic flow.” The apparent lack of urgency in finding a solution Dangerous intersections, narrow roads and stand- is of particular concern to the developers of the new still traffic have become hallmarks of the Salt Rock shopping centre at Mount Richmore nearing com- Road as the area continues to grow. pletion and several new housing estates, such as The question of what to do about the stretch of Zululami, which are springing up in Sheffield. With road between Mount Richmore on the one end, and all this development, traffic lights, wider roads and Tiffany’s Shopping Centre on the other, is a press- improved intersections are a non-negotiable need. ing one - and nobody seems to have any real Tiffany’s Centre manager Nicky Vorster said both answers. KDM and DoT had approved the entrance to their Motorists trying to get on and off the N2, Sasol, property. Tiffany’s, Dunkirk and Mount Richmore at peak “All development approvals, especially on main periods inch into oncoming traffic, trying to see road systems, have to be traffic compliant,” she past one another and looking for a gap into both said. lanes. “Tiffany’s, as should all developments, would not Meanwhile, hundreds of school children and have received building plan approval from the pedestrian commuters are crossing or walking municipality without these (and other) approvals along the ‘emergency lanes’ - less than a metre first being in place, as stated in the services agree- wide in many places - and taxis are stopping willy- ment between KDM and the developer.” nilly to offload passengers who join the throng, This same agreement clearly states: “All vehicu- dotted by a cyclist here and there. lar accesses and egresses to and from the external A survey of drivers caught in the morning traffic jam revealed that some sat for 45 minutes or more just taking their children to Umhlali Prep, a mere five km from Sheffield. In the midst of all this chaos three pointsmen try des- perately to control the flow of traffic, while motorists sit in their cars The Sasol/Tiffany’s intersection is dangerous and scary to navigate. wondering why traffic lights were not installed roads shall be designed and constructed, at the cost years ago. of the developer, to the satisfaction of the Provincial The Courier approached KwaDukuza munici- Department of Transport and SANRAL as well as pality, the Department of Transport (DoT), Dunkirk the municipality.” and Mount Richmore Estates, Sasol Salt Rock and This appears to be at odds with KDM’s assertion Tiffany’s Shopping Centre in an effort to find out that DoT approved development without due con- what - if any - plans were in the works for the road sideration for traffic. However, it appears as though (also called the MR330), and just as importantly, there is some overlap in the approval of develop- who approved these dangerous junctions. ments, as the road itself falls under DoT while the In a nutshell, do not hold your breath for traffic land around it is KDM’s responsibility. lights anytime soon. Both Tiffany’s and Mount Richmore’s manage- KDM media liaison Sipho Mkhize was quick to ment said they and other parties had been speaking point out that the MR330 was the DoT’s responsi- to both authorities for several years. bility. Rumours that DoT was suing KDM for “To this end, pro-active input has been conspicu- approving connecting junctions (such as those of ous by its absence even though there have been Dunkirk or Sasol) to a provincial road were vehe- many vehicular accidents and even a few tragic mently denied by both parties. losses of life,” said Vorster. However, Mkhize did say: “The DoT, in our Both also said they were more than willing to view, cannot sue the KwaDukuza municipality as play their part in whatever solution is finally they are responsible for the situation we find our- deemed appropriate. Vorster said the installation of selves in by approving development without due traffic lights at the existing intersections is most consideration. probably the first step but the relevant authorities “The DOT allowed for the developments near the were just not budging. The Courier was unable to road in question to proceed. It is on record that they obtain comment from either Sasol Salt Rock or approved all of the above developments (from a Dunkirk Estates. road infrastructure point of view) and more. Sadly, Still, the next time you are stuck in morning traf- this was without proper consideration.” fic along this road, look on the bright side: you can The DoT was not so quick to respond. Over the have a lively chat with the Jehovah’s Witnesses course of a month, the Courier contacted the who are often roadside in front of Tiffany’s, while department repeatedly to query the rumoured law- eating a handy packet of chips from the lady with suit, whose responsibility the road was, what was her snack stall right behind them; sometimes there planned and who had approved the connecting are even estate agents and you never know when it roads. might be a buyer’s market. After that, when you get Finally, DoT media liaison Mluleki Mtungwa to the junction with the Sheffield Beach Road, you said: “We are not aware of any legal processes insti- can say hi to Stan Malyon and his faithful dog, tuted by the department against KwaDukuza Lady, and perhaps buy one of his amazing bamboo municipality. Our team will be making assessments bird feeders. on the road you have spoken about to see if we can The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 3 NEWS Neighbours war over access road

Deep trenches across the road, to reportedly prevent soil erosion, make traveling on it difficult for a SUV and impossible for smaller vehicles.

Erica Abrahams him and his neighbour began when Moodley bought the farm last March and blocked off the A feud between two neighbouring Esinembe farm- road. He said he did not encourage his staff to pro- ers over the use of an access road has sparked court test and was not on the farm at the time it hap- orders, sneaky sabotage and angry protests. pened. Neighbours Nic Jordan and Thina Moodley have “I have no registered right of way to this farm but been going head to head for over a year after Mood- I have been living here for 41 years and my staff ley denied Jordan and his staff use of the only and I need to use this road as it is the only way to access road to his farm. Jordan is a well known get to my farm. We also ensured that it was main- local figure as the owner of Holla Trails and Living tained and graded but Moodley stopped us from Earth Compost and doing that last year. He put Lawn Suppliers. up gates and denied us use Despite a high court He finds a way of the road. The matter had interdict preventing to be taken to the Durban Moodley from closing to sabotage High Court which ordered off the gravel road in the the road out of him to not lock those gates middle of both farms, and that we should be Jordan and his staff have spite by digging allowed to use the road at often found themselves all times. Since then, he has locked out and unable to trenches. not been adhering to the make their way to his “ court order as sometimes sugarcane farm. my staff are not able to get Pent-up anger and a year’s worth of frustration in because either there is no one to open the gate or saw about 20 of Jordan’s staff protest outside the it is locked. If not that, then he finds ways to sabo- locked gates leading to the access road two weeks tage the road out of spite by digging up trenches ago. They were once again told by security that they that even my van struggles to get over. This is a would not be allowed in. The staff said that enough huge inconvenience to my workers with smaller was enough. cars because even if they want to use the road, they One of Jordan’s employees, Fakazile Zulu, who cannot.” lives on the farm property said their lives were reg- When visiting the farm recently, the Courier ularily inconvenienced ever since Moodley came came across about five trenches being dug across into the picture last year. the access road under Moodley’s supervision. “I was once coming home from Chatsworth Moodley and his wife, who threatened to sue the around 6pm and I could not get in. The security Courier in the event of an article being printed, guard at the gate told me that Mr Moodley instructed refused to comment saying that it was being han- him to not allow anyone in.” dled in court. He, however, explained that he was Zulu said other staff were also stopped at the gate interdicted to not lock the gates leading to the road, when they were going to work in the morning and but that there was no court order stopping him from prevented from leaving at night. digging trenches. He said this was being done to Jordan told the Courier that tensions between prevent soil erosion. KDM underspend on key projects Erica Abrahams ising procurement of goods and services timeously must be addressed urgently.” KwaDukuza municipality has been holding back In 2016/2017 KDM scored 34 percent for perfor- the cash for infrastructure related projects ear- mance based on service delivery. marked for the 2016/2017 financial year. “By any measure or standard, this is unaccept- This is according to the KDM annual report that able. We must at all times strive for 70-80 percent highlighted serious concerns in the municipality’s targets, anything below it is under-performance.” financial management. It is believed that KDM uses their own internal While complaints and service delivery protests in money to fund projects in the municipality. In this the district continue to flare up, the review showed way, they internally monitor the progress of the that grants allocated to KDM from the provincial projects without having to adhere to strict deadlines treasury for projects like building roads, housing from provincial treasury who would normally over- and fixing beach infrastructure were hardly see how the grants are being used. touched. Only R61 million of the allocated R230 Causing further concern, the municipal finance million has been spent. department announced at the council that the mid- It is considered unlikely that KDM will meet its term reserves stood at only five weeks. Reserves target spend before the end of June. Unspent funds are based on the operating expenditure the munici- are likely to be taken back and grant allocations in pality would need in an event of an emergency or the new financial year could decrease, as it is closure. It should stand between three and four implied that the municipality does not need the months. money or does not have enough projects. Over time, high employee costs and a loss from DA caucus leader Madhun Sing said underspend- illegal connections are seen to be the main causes of ing was directly linked to service delivery. He said the municipality’s financial dilemma. the municipality was not allocating funds or follow- KDM has not responded to questions on the ing through with key projects. progress of projects in the district or their financial “We have already seen protest marches. Realistic state. allocation towards capital projects given, and final- 4 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 5 6 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 NEWS Chainsaw athlete in good spirits HOURS OF TRADE: Mon to Fri – 8am to 7pm | Sat – 8am to 5pm | Sun – 10:30am to 3.30pm UNIT 6 ∙ ASHLEY PARK ∙ GARLICKE AVENUE ∙ 032 586 3059 Allan Troskie rushed to hospital. Since the attack, Gwala has said Mhlengi Gwala, the Ndwedwe ath- that he offered them his belongings lete who’s brutal attack sent shock- 765.9(*A but they clearly were not interested in :;,33((9;06: (3;696<., 16/550,>(32,9 waves across SA, is healing well and +<470,:24x330ml 750ml 765.9(*A96:, 9,+750ml robbing him. He also said his attack- 750ml in good spirits. ers did not speak Zulu, but another The nightmare unfurled in the early language which he could not under- -9,, hours of last Wednesday, when .3(:: stand. Gwala was training on Rick Turner He underwent a successful five Road near UKZN in Durban. He was hour operation on Thursday to repair on his way to meet friend and fellow the damage to his lower right leg. The triathlete and lifeguard Sandile 26 year old has already regained feel- Shange at King Edward Hospital ing in his right foot, which has the when he was jumped by three men medical team optimistic about his who dragged him off the road and chances of recovery. 9 9 9 9 tried to cut off his legs with a chain- “Holding him in good stead is his saw. pre-conditioning. He is fit and healthy They sawed all the way to the bone, which we hope will help him,” said severing most of the muscles, ten- Olympic team doctor Kevin Subban, :*6;;0:/3,(+,9 -(46<:.96<:, ;/9,,:/07: 16/550,>(32,9 dons and arteries in his right leg but adding that Gwala’s strong character 750ml 750ml @,(963+ )3(*2 fortunately not hitting the main artery. 750ml 750ml would be an asset in his recovery. Eventually the attackers gave up and “The positive is that the muscles Gwala grabbed his phone to try call- -9,, -9,, will heal faster but the concern is the .3(:: .3(:: ing the police, who did not respond. neural side. The nerves will take lon- Realising it was up to himself, ger to heal and sometime they don’t SA Olympic Team doctor Kevin Subban visits Gwala crawled up to the road where heal 100 percent. That, in my opin- triathlete Mhlengi Gwala in hospital where he is he was spotted by a passing car and recovering from a saw attack. ion, is our greatest concern.” Photo: Gameplan Media.

while I’m become dent and government, I find tinkering anxious, depressed and likely the attack on Umhlali Prep by with a few to self-harm. the secretary of the local 9 9 9 9 ideas of I agree. The most fulfilling Youth League so appalling what I’m period of my life was during and disheartening. TwoBits going to the 25 or so years of road run- More than 30 years ago we do in my ning. In order to run even a had to put our child’s name twilight shortish distance comfortably down for the school a few :[YPJ[S`UV[YHKLYZc>LYLZLY]L[OLYPNO[[VSPTP[X\HU[P[PLZ,HUK6, Bruce Stephenson years, it’s you need to train, and to do :WLJPHSZH]HPSHISLH[)HSSP[VIYHUJOVUS`6MMLYZ]HSPKMYVT [V years after she was born, or VY^OPSLZ[VJRZSHZ[*YLKP[HUK+LIP[JHYKZHYLUV^HJJLW[LK5V[MVYZHSL still a that properly you need to be she wouldn’t have got in. [VWLYZVUZ\UKLY[OLHNLVM scary motivated, organised and to Now that she has children, she prospect. have a plan. You set a goal of has had to put them on the list Setting goals Rose, on running a marathon on a at birth. It is so easy to waltz the other future date and to get there into the school and accuse it Just the other day we were hand, is requires months and months of prejudice because they setting out in life, now we and ecstatic in retirement. Grand- of sticking to a plan. Up ‘til don’t meet your demand that our friends and relatives are children, church, gardening, then I had had a laissez-faire they take your child on the on the brink of retirement. So, all of that, and she complains approach to life and frankly it turn. In the first place it’s non- talk around the dinner table of not having enough time to got me into a lot of trouble. sense because many, many inevitably turns to the ques- get it all done. Running taught me how to black children have been tion “What are you going to Okay, maybe I and my male focus and that helped enor- schooled there (it’s a quarter do when you retire?” friends are missing the point mously in other spheres of black) but more Women seem to be more somewhere and importantly, it’s comfortable with the idea: things will sort them- destructive, negative they usually say they’ll spend selves out come behaviour that this more time with grandchildren, retirement day, but I country does not or church projects or garden- still would like a need. ing, that sort of thing. Men, on decent project to sink I have no problem the other hand, get a hunted my teeth into. with genuine cases look and mumble that they’re Lately I’ve been of racial prejudice not really sure, or proclaim caught up watching being brought to our that they’re going to work ‘til videos of lectures by a Cana- life, as in business. Running attention, but the league they drop. dian, Dr Jordan Peterson, on doesn’t appeal to everyone so would achieve more for the Not a very exciting pros- the subjects of religion, codes I daresay chess, quilting, youth it purports to represent pect, is it, to be carried out of for living and relationships, woodwork or golf might if it actually came up with your office feet first. But for that sort of thing. He makes a achieve the same results. But positive projects that helped most men, that’s all they’ve very strong case that men and at the heart of it must be goal them gain education, experi- ever done - earn a buck, take women need to set goals in setting followed by disci- ence and work. Tearing things it home, repeat. I’ve worked order to lead fulfilling lives. plined application. down can be done in a matter in offices for 48 years and Without goals, he says, people Then, achieving the goal of seconds - building lasting you set yourself institutions takes years of hard is not the end, work. I wish the league could says Peterson. In learn that playing the race fact, most peo- card at every turn only brings ple are not really bitterness and resentment. satisfied once Thing is, I think the league they achieve has developed a wishbone their goals. The where their backbone should enjoyment be. I challenge the league to comes from the this: choose a poor school in journey. So, need and put your energy into when a goal has building it up. Raise funds for been achieved, classrooms, extra teachers and you have to set sporting facilities, just like the another one. Umhlali community has done, And another. and make a school that you * * * can be proud of. Set a goal. Destructive Achieve it. Then move on to behaviour has the next one. Make a positive been very much contribution because your on my mind this country and your feelings of week. While self-worth need you to. there is a new * * * positive vibe I always ask children what about the coun- they want to be when they try brought by grow up. That’s because I am our new Presi- still looking for ideas. The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 7 NEWS Ray of hope for Sashni Erica Abrahams delivery protest. Residents of the township had taken to the streets because they were left without The family of the 27-year-old Stanger woman who electricity for 11 hours after KwaDukuza munici- was critically injured three weeks ago during a pality (KDM) stopped their electricians from violent service delivery protest, has described her working overtime. recovery as a miracle. Mayor Mthembu said he would not comment on a plan of action until he has met with the family. He said he planned to do so on Tuesday, March I can only thank the 13. public for joining Umhlali SAPS captain Vinny Pillay said 11 cars had been stoned during the protest and four motor- hands and praying ists were injured, yet only three cases have been opened. for my daughter. “Service delivery protests are a growing problem. Just last weekend there was one in Fairbreeze because the township did not have electric- “Sashni Daniel, a well-known jewellery ity. They were throwing bottles at consultant in Ballito, has been fighting for other residents. Luckily no one her life at Albert Luthuli Hospital after was badly hurt but this needs to she was hit by a brick thrown onto the stop and the root of it needs to R102 during a service delivery protest be addressed by municipali- in Shaka’s Head on Sunday, February ties.” 25. She suffered a fractured skull, three blood clots and swelling to the brain. Doctors told her family last Shaka’s Head week that Sashni was critical and protest victim that her only hope was prayer. Sashni Daniel is The news of Sashni’s condition on the road to sparked widespread outrage and a recovery. wave of prayer on social media, with people from religious organisa- tions from as far as Canada praying for her recovery. In just a few days, those prayers were answered when the young woman regained consciousness. Her father Kovi Dan- iel, said Sashni is now stable and responsive. She has been taken off life support and is breathing on her own. “Sashni was moved out of ICU to the general ward. There are a few complications and at the moment she can- URGENT PUBLIC MEETING ON LAND not seem to move her neck. The swelling has EXPROPRIATION WITHOUT COMPENSATION gone down and she is even saying a few words but she is very restless. Her memory is The ANC and EFF want to deny ownership rights by making at 60 percent and there sure the government becomes the owner of all land and is bruising on her brain private property, making all South Africans permanent which will take some time to heal.” tenants of the State. Kovi said Sashni’s doctors were stunned by at her sudden turn- This is NOT land reform. around. We want people to be owners with the title deeds to their land. “I can only thank the We need land reform that makes all people owners, public for joining not life-long tenants. hands and praying for my daughter. I believe it is because of them 19 MARCH 2018 - 18:30 that she is recovering. MEANDER MANOR, It will be a long recov- 627 MAIN ROAD, SHAKAS ROCK ery and I am still appealing for people to GUEST SPEAKER: pray for my child.” Shadow Minister for Trade and An interfaith prayer Industry, Dean Macpherson, MP. for Sashni’s recovery was attended by more SEATING IS LIMITED than 100 people on Fri- day at the Stanger Siva Contact Councillor Tammy Colley on Sangum Hall. 082 894 7808 for more information. The disabled father who relies on his daughter as the primary breadwinner is still calling on KDM to accept responsibility FREEDOM. FAIRNESS. OPPORTUNITY for what took place during the service 8 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 Letters Write to: The Editor, P O Box 694, Ballito 4420. E-mail [email protected]. Full name & address must be supplied. We all have to wait Theft is corruption I refer to the front page report Umhlali Prep ‘not racist’ (Courier, When Zuma came into power in 2009, I criticized him for making March 9). diametrically opposed statements and said he should not be SOCIAL My comments have been provoked by the rantings of Mr Zondi allowed into church. I received a lot of flak from people in the of the ANC Youth League. By his accusations that the school is following Couriers. racist and operating with apartheid ideals and by his actions pre- Well we are now having Cyril Ramaphosa making diametri- tending to wish to enrol his child he makes himself the racist. cally opposite statements. He did this to appease Julius Malema A couple of years ago our daughter, who is white, had wished to and said, in one breath, we should stop corruption and then said MEDIA enrol our granddaughter and grandson who are well within the we should expropriate land without compensation. I consider this catchment area for the school. She was informed they were 134 theft and to me theft is corruption. Julius Malema was one of the Follow Us: first to bring up this expropriation of land without compensation @nccourier and is a real SH one T stirrer so I call his EFF party the effluent Letter of the Week party. www.facebook.com/northcoastcourier Julius Malema supported Mugabe in Zimbabwe and not Mor- gan Tsvangirai and what happened to that country? The govern- Response to the article: Umhlali Prep hits back after ANCYL and 135 on the waiting list. She was very disappointed as the ment expropriated land without compensation and this resulted in accuses school of racism school had a very good reputation on the North Coast. She was the Zim dollar collapsing. One required well over a million Zim forced to find another school. dollars to buy one rand as the government got no tax from produc- Sthembile Charity Mkhwanazi Rubbish. I attended the So you see Mr Zondi, it isn’t just black people who are turned tive farms or ranches. They killed the goose that laid the golden school from Grade 1 right up until Grade 7, this is non- away. It has nothing to do with racism but because of the demand egg! sense. for places in the school. I strongly suggest you keep your racial Zimbabwe now realized their mistake (fault) and said the land prejudice to yourself and instead show that you have the well- belonged to all the people in the land and the government should Cacisa Caks Nongalo My cousins attended that school being of all South Africans at heart and help build relationships control the land by leasing it for 99 years. I agree with this as the and I attended a lot of events there. The staff were so among them, rather than destroy them with your utterances. only rightful owners of the land South of the Zambesi were the friendly. ANCYL are just full of hate. ANN JOHNSTONE Khoi San (Bushmen). In history these people were driven away or Ballito exterminated by Nguni and other tribes migrating into Southern Africa. If productive land is not producing tax for the government Duncan Austin I had to put my kids on the waiting list for, say, five or more years, the land should be expropriated with when they were born - five years before they started - and evaluated minimal compensation. This land should then be even that early there was a long list for their first year. Even One sugar or two? released to hard-working, productive people. This land should not the year before they started there was no guarantee that be subdivided into non-productive plots as occurred in Zimba- they would get in as there were still kids ahead of them on I am glad that the people of Ballito are so ‘up-beat’ about bwe. the list. There is no way you can pitch up and just expect your child to breastfeeding in public (My Perspective, February 22). D L WILLIAMS get in - no matter what the colour of your skin. What evidence does However, I do wonder how you would have felt had you Ballito he have that the list is fake? I know from experience that it is not. been sitting in the café when a mother came in and sat at a Also, as to demographics - does he have figures of the demographics table to feed her baby, but before starting, dunked the of parents in the area who can afford the fees and who put their kids appropriate ‘boob’ in the sugar bowl! ‘Us and them’ mindset on the list at birth (which is what it takes to get in)? If not then he is PAT VON OETTINGEN Ballito blowing smoke. This seems to be the new norm - do what I demand or I will shut you down. This is is how you burn a country to the The ANC is now busy enshrining the ‘us and them’ mind- ground. The size of the waiting list is a symptom of the ANC’s failed set and apparently also approves the vengeance and unfor- public education system (yes ANCYL, we’re looking at you). giveness of Julius Malema and others. Cruelty to animals May our President more seriously reflect on the conse- It was with such horror and sadness to read the two articles about quences of any changes to our constitution and also read Reinet Muller Oh please. Go and look at how many black the Mandeni ‘pile of rotting animals’ and of someone ‘hunting the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6 verses 9-15 and also takes pupils are attending the school! Even black teachers and animals in the Umdloti forest’ (Courier, March 9). note of Mark 11 verse 25 and John 20 verse 23)! the entire school. Teachers, workers and pupils work as a How cruel are some people! To go and take the life of an inno- May God also help all of us to understand that two team. Wake up! cent animal just trying to live in peace in a tiny part of the world wrongs never make a right! we hoped could have been left alone. D F COETZEE Paula Owen Why is this fool not having a go at the Dept Nobody in this day and age has any need or right to do this. Ballito of Education for the absolute shocking state of two govern- Justice needs to be brought to this person. ment schools on his doorstep in Etete, where 82-100 chil- As for the ‘pile of rotting animals’ - what animals are these? dren are allocated to 1 class, 1/2 a lesson is used to teach What terrible things are happening to our innocent creatures? Politicians must pray I feel too fearful to read a paper anymore because of the horrors half the class and then they get hoofed outside so they can teach the I do not even have my matric (I failed Standard 9). I open a news- this human race is perpetrating on one another and our animals in balance of the class. Namely Tinley Manor Primary and Radaroopsing paper and woe after woe after woe after woe! our supposedly more ‘civilised world’. We (man) have allowed freedom of religion i.e. Christian, in Etete. Why pull down what is working- FOCUS on holding our gov SALLY MOORE responsible for not playing their part in delivering accordingly for our Hindu, Buddhist etc. to pacify and keep everybody happy, that is Tinley Manor except God. children and their rights to education in this country. Maybe if we bring the Lord’s Prayer back into Parliament it might help somehow. Parliament must pray aloud every day. Also Khulekani Lungisani Sibiya ANC always tries to fix their No address, no vote? having a believer as a leader might also help! problems by coming up with these stupid things. This won’t Government is doing what government thinks is OK and rea- help them. I am concerned about this new IEC system of checking sonable to keep the peace among the people. I wonder what God correct addresses of voters. thinks of our country’s laws? Response to the article: Chainsaw attackers try to cut off Most people at our voting station were turned away due We are so busy pleasing man and keeping man happy - bugger Ndwedwe athlete’s legs to incorrect physical addresses. We live in townships and what God thinks! The devil is not messing up our planet, man is some townships don’t have street names. The IEC officials doing a good job all by himself! Michelle Annet Sewraj Utterly shocking! The problem is are very strict if you don’t have a street address. This will We can only hope that the believers who are concerned and that criminals have been given free reign for too long in have a negative impact on political parties who are waiting praying for the planet will be able to override the arrogance and South Africa. We need our new minister of police to take for votes from us. greed of the unbelievers! BRANDE JEAN FOREST some serious action against criminals. Crime in our country What will happen to people who are living in rural areas Mandini is getting out of hand and we as the citizens need to start pressurising where there are no streets at all? Does this mean they can’t our government to take action against all criminal elements. vote? This is bit confusing. My opinion is that everybody should be accepted even if the address is incorrect, as long Tanya De Vos Absolutely disgusting! What kind of despic- as he/she lives that area. EVERTON MFITSHI able human does things like this!? Sounds like a jealousy Shayamoya attack of some sort. I pray all goes well with the surgery and for a speedy recovery. Kate Bapela, Chief Communication Officer of the IEC replies: Shannon Grace Barnard Oh No.. This is shocking. What No voter can be turned away because they do not have a kind of monsters would do such a terrible thing? So, so sad. conventional address. 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Mexico has a rich heritage of Mozart choice anytime of the day. tequila and a lesser known fact is that they Walnut torte layered with chocolate sponge, marzipan, mocha cream, chocolate also produce their own local chocolate. ganache and covered with rich Crème Parisienne, then coated with a dark chocolate Taking a swig I immediately enjoyed the Walnut truffle ganache. There is a fine balance required when you are using marzipan and they rich chocolate flavour that lingers and only seem to have it waxed. at the end do you pick up that unique tequila flavour. If I had to pair it with one of This dark and rich chocolate cake is coated in B-1 chocolate sauce and would be best B1 the cakes I sampled I would have to say the enjoyed after dinner. Pair it with a nice merlot and you are set. B1 cake. It would be a richness overload Dark chocolate mousse with a creamy white chocolate centre on a base of Sacher but a match made in heaven. 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help to prepare the food and with distribu- public Kavady at 7am on April 1. Daily gift as a spot prize for the fund-raising bridge tion. Contact [email protected] or call prayers will be held at 6pm. Contact Bob Nai- drive. Call Jean Gittings at 082 424 1199. 032-5524232. cker at 060 527 7253. March - Think Pinc cancer fun- •Ballito Dolphins first rugby game of the draising breakfast at Durban season at 2pm at Sugar Rush Park vs. PMB 29Country Club at 9am- 11am. Collegians. Tickets cost R350 per person and R3500 for a table. Contact [email protected] or •St Paddy’s Gin and Craft Beer festival at [email protected]. Maroupi wedding venue, Umhlali, 12pm- 8pm. Contact Johnny at 071 545 6880. March - Shakaskraal Primary March - Hirsch’s Ballito domes- School is celebrating its 90th tic workers course at 9.30am 21anniversary from 9am till 1pm, 15for 10 am, includes cooking starting with a fun run. Entry to the race is demo. Guest speaker: Zandile Veronica R20. Free medical camp, food stalls, a jump- Mtethwa, a local domestic who ran the New ing castle and fun activities for young and March - Windy Heights Sri York City Marathon. Booking essential, con- old. Contact the school at 032-9471246. Raam Mandir to host the Raam tact Shane at [email protected] or call Katha at 6am followed by the 032-9467400. 25 Hanuman Chalisa Recital 11 times at 9.30am at the temple. Contact B Sewparsat Umhlali Prep Cente- March - at 083 733 5778. nary Bowls Day at Umhlali Coun- try Club at 2pm. To book contact 16 •Dvorák’s Mass in D, described as “a work of April - Klipfontein Shree Emperumal Heidi at [email protected]. remarkable power and effect”, presented by Temple 76th annual Kavady festival at the Durban Symphonic Choir and the KZN 19am. Flag lowering on April 1 at Ballito Business Net- March - Philharmonic Orchestra, at St Joseph’s 1.45pm, Idumen prayer at 2pm. Flag hoist- work meeting at Ballito Library Cathedral, Mariannhill, 3pm. Tickets: R130 ing on March 23 at 6 pm. Call 072 213 at 9am. Call Brenda at 083 780 15 from www.quicket.co.za or at the door. 0006. 1953. March - The Shree Siva Soobra- March - Wednesday Club April - Salt Rock Neighbour- Food for Life March - maniar Temple Society in Tinley annual general meeting at Bal- hood Watch AGM at the Salt KwaDukuza aims to produce 108 23Manor to host its 104th annual lito Library at 9am. Members 14Rock Club at 6pm. Contact Bar- pots of food to feed the poor. Kavady Festival. Flag hoisting at 5.30pm. The 28 bara at 082 335 7469. 17 are asked to please bring a small wrapped They humbly request donations. You can also night Kavady on March 30 at 5.30pm. The SUDOKU Sudoku is a number-place- ment puzzle, 9 squares by 9, further divided into 9 boxes or regions, each square mea- suring 3 squares by 3. To complete the puzzle the player must insert the missing numbers so that each row, each column, and each region contains the numbers 1 to 9 once only, without repeats.

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1000 at the time. craftsman who had a passion for very given to Stuart's father-in-law as a 21st and rebuilt it better than ever by hand, By Gavin Foster Stuart, a true gentleman through and old motorbikes," says his daughter, Sa- birthday present in 1929. in time for the 2017 event. he KZN motorcycling frater- through, was born in Liverpool in 1940 mantha, who is a regular competitor in The very rare 1909 Humber that Sa- "He was a wonderful man who never nity lost a true stalwart ear- and moved to Fishhoek in the Cape the DJ Rally on Stuart's pedal-assisted mantha now uses for the DJ was given had a bad word to say about anybody, Tlier this month when classic with his parents soon after the war. 1909 Humber motorcycle. to Stuart by a brother-in-law who found a great husband and father and a mar- motorcycle and Harley-Davidson They relocated to Pietermaritzburg a Stuart's passion for two-wheelers it in Dundee, many years ago. vellous provider for the family," says enthusiast Stuart Anderson (77) died few years later, where his father started was shared by his family, with his son, When the Humber caught alight and Samantha. in an accident while on his way to the family business that grew into An- Jayson also being a regular DJ entrant. burnt out while Sam was riding it in Stuart is survived by his wife of 53 the Classic Motorcycle Club of Na- derson Engineering Food & Chemical Among the family's collection of the 2016 rally, most people who saw years, Glynis, children Jayson and Sa- tals' pre-DJ meeting on the Bluff. He Equipment. around a dozen historic and desirable the blackened wreckage considered it mantha and two grandchildren, Greg was riding his 1918 Harley Davidson "My dad, an only child, was a master motorcycles is the AJS 350 that was a write-off, but Stuart stripped it down and Eric.

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ADJUSTMENT BUDGET FOR 2017/2018 FINANCIAL YEAR The Adjustment Budget for KwaDukuza Local Municipality is published in accordance with the Municipal Finance Management Act, no. 56 of 2003 and Local Government Municipal Systems Act, no. 32 of 2000. Adjustment Budget was tabled by the Honourable Deputy Mayor on behalf of His Worship, the Mayor of KwaDukuza Municipality at the full Council meeting which was held on Wednesday , 28 February 2018. The 2017/2018 approved projects have not been removed from the Medium Term Revenue Expenditure Framework (MTREF) However, funds reallocated within the MTREF to ensure attainment of the municipal objectives. Council did not adjust Rates and Tariffs as this is not allowed in terms of Section 28(6) of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003. EXTRACTS OF ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE-2017/2018:The extracts of the estimates of income and expenditure for 2017/2018 Adjustment Budget, are hereby published in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 4 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, no. 56 of 2003. OPERATIONAL BUDGET CAPITAL BUDGET REVENUE BY SOURCE CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PER BUSINESS UNITS Description Original Budget Adjustment Budget Description Original Budget Adjustment Budget Property rates R 403,343,431 R 399,022,903 %JKGH1RGTCVKQPU1HſEGT R 1,899,996 R - Service charges - electricity revenue R 722,822,305 R 718,210,623 Corporate Services R 2,199,996 R 2,279,996 Service charges - refuse revenue R 64,748,460 R 49,821,675 Finance R 2,600,000 R 4,886,000 Rental of facilities and equipment R 1,062,144 R 1,074,288 Economic Development Planning R 1,400,000 R 650,000 Interest earned - external investments R 23,627,995 R 27,012,527 Community Services and Public Amenities R 49,170,924 R 49,184,643 Interest earned - outstanding debtors R 6,200,000 R 6,950,000 Community Safety R 7,782,000 R 7,782,000 Fines, penalties and forfeits R 34,117,000 R 36,617,004 Civil Engineering/ Human Settlements R 102,105,000 R 104,094,486 Licenses and permits R 194,624 R 194,624 Electrical Engineering R 61,375,996 R 54,757,354 Agency services R 9,200,000 R 9,200,000 Transfers and grants R 46,746,086 R 750,000 Transfers recognised - operational R 148,452,100 R 145,978,895 Youth Development R 2,309,912 R 1,289,709 Other revenue R 41,906,857 R 33,969,647 Total Capital Expenditure R 230,843,824 R 224,924,188 Total Revenue R 1,455,674,917 R 1 ,428,052,187 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BY FUNDING EXPENDITURE BY SOURCE Description Original Budget Adjustment Budget Description Original Budget Adjustment Budget External Loans R 12,186,000 R 2,186,000 Employee related costs R 359,321,371 R 344,826,920 Council Funding R 137,342,960 R 185,275,914 Remuneration of councilors R 23,145,995 R 23,145,995 Grants, Subsidies & Contributions R 81,314,876 R 37,462,282 Debt impairment R 33,159,550 R 33,159,550 Total Capital Expenditure R 230,843,836 R 224,924,196 Depreciation & asset impairment R 82,499,077 R 82,499,077 Total Budget Expenditure R 1,684,427,997 R 1,619,126,886 Finance charges R 28,476,519 R 26,351,964 Bulk purchases R 568,611,936 R 590,846,504 %QRKGUQHVJG#FLWUVOGPV$WFIGVCTGCXCKNCDNGHQTKPURGEVKQPCVCNN/WPKEKRCN1HſEGUCUYGNN CUQP/WPKEKRCNKV[ŏUQHſEKCNYGDUKVGCVYYYMYCFWMW\CIQX\C Other materials R 43,468,500 R 40,994,540 N.J MDAKANE Contracted services R 31,764,147 R 107,690,667 MUNICIPAL MANAGER KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY Transfers and grants R 46,746,086 R 750,000 /WPKEKRCN1HſEGU Other expenditure R 236,390,982 R 143,937,473 14 Chief Albert Luthuli Street Kwadukuza Total Revenue R 1,453,584,162 R 1 ,394,202,689 4450 MN30/2018 26 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 Classifieds ∙ LITTLE ADS WITH BIG RESULTS ∙ PHONE 032 946 0276 ∙

0100 0200 0220 0300 0321 0323 ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL TUITION HOME SERVICES HOME MAINTENANCE CARPET CLEANING GET effective relief through NARCOTICS Anonymous (NA), KIP MCGRATH 4WAYZ PROJECTS hypnosis from stress, anxiety, Ballito. Meetings held every EDUCATION DUSTBUSTERS 0101 Kirby deep cleaning. Carpets, pain, fears and phobias. Phone Saturday at the Ballito Library CENTRES - BALLITO Turnkey Projects QUICK FIX from 5pm to 6.15pm. All upholstery, persians, NOTICES Deon 083-9947866. Professional tutoring in: Renovations KK003010 welcome. All meetings are free. mattresses, curtains on site, Maintenance ALUMINIUM For more info on NA, visit Reading, Spelling, English, scotch guarding. Phone Henny AIRPORT TRANSPORT www.na.org.za. If you would Comprehension, Afrikaans, Phone Brandon or Heleen 032-8111868/083-4987115. Local. R200. Phone John 072- Maths, Maths Lit, Physics. JM003153 like more details on the local AGENTS FOR FOXYFOLDAWAY 071 531 6623 3732562 or 032-9431277. Grade R to Matric. Phone chapter [email protected] WASHLINES, CLOTHES HORSES & 082 338 2168 JM003106 JM002486 032-9462293/079-8818872. SHELVING SYSTEMS. SUPPLIERS [email protected] 0326 KK002909 M.G.REDHI & Co. Booksellers, SURVIVORS of trauma or AND INSTALLERS FOR KZN. JM003000 ELECTRICAL school and office stationers. crime are welcome to call the Musical and electrical. Shop 2 MATHS TUITION GARTH 082 908 5777 Trauma Unit of the Civilian MF PROJECTS EST 2004 GGR Centre, 224 Main Road, ALL ELECTRICAL Volunteer Service and talk to a Master Maths. Grade 4-12. [email protected] ¥Roof repairs¥ Painting ¥Paving Tongaat. Phone 032-9451240. Repairs and new counselor. Phone Umhlali Phone 032-9460912. www.foxyfoldaway.co.za ¥Retaining Walls. All repairs KK002616 installations. Phone S&D Police Station 032-9479900 JM002665 done! Phone Gert 072-3510540/ QUICK QUOTES BALLITO & KZN Electrical 082-3719180. and ask for the Trauma Unit. 032-9463070. STANGER Home Industries. CANCER SUPPORT JM002473 FRIENDLY ADVICE KK002988 (Opp. Post Office). Plants, veg 0321 JM003062 NETWORK 0300 and flower seedlings, scones, 082-4422080 TONGAAT Trauma and HOME RYAN cakes, muffins, sandwiches, Victim`s Support Centre (at the SERVICES The North Coast Courier 0327 pies, honey. Book exchange. back of Tongaat SAPS). MAINTENANCE Classifieds can work for 082 461 5930 FREE booklet on breaking PLUMBING Phone 032-5523399. Victims of hijacking, crime, your Business. Add colour... KK002617 addictions. Anyone interested domestic violence, child abuse 0302 EXPERTS IN: in getting help with drugs and and teen pregnancy are AMRO MAINTENANCE Add a box... Ask us how! ALUMINIUM WINDOWS MY PLUMBERS alcohol phone Pastor Appadu Specialising in plumbing, tiling, Geyser expert and all plumbing 0150 welcome to counseling. Mon-Fri AIRCONDITIONING Karyn or Jolene 032-9460276 AWNINGS/CARPORTS 082-2542149. 8am-4pm Sat 10am-2pm or building, basic carpentry, and maintenance needs. PIRB JM002480 Deadline: 12 noon Mondays. SUSPENDED CEILINGS DEATHS after hours through the Tongaat painting, roof cleaning and registered. Reasonable rates. TRINITY AIR ALUMINIUM DOORS LIFELINE. It`s OK to ask for SAPS charge office. Phone waterproofing. Rouwesh 078- classifieds@northcoast 076-6629101/073-5967406. Specialising in: Air conditioning, 8882809/032-9444988. KK002983 IAN FORBES help! 24hr telephonic 032-9449932. SHOPFRONTS JM002472 DSTV, Audio visual, CCTV, KK002781 courier.co.za It is with great sadness counseling for: Violent crime Appliance repairs. Phone Neil PARTITIONING that we announce the trauma; abuse or rape crisis; 084-7706208 or Avash 073- SECURITY SLIDING DOORS 0328 HIV wellness; mental health 0210 death of Mr Ian Forbes, 3770160. 0320 SHOWERS PAVING & who passed away on concerns; self esteem issue; LOST & FOUND JM003112 Thursday, 8 March 2018. stress management. Also: HIV HOME SERVICES BLINDS RETAINING WALLS The memorial service will rapid testing; advice, support 0320 WHIRLY BIRDS take place at the Methodist and care for battered women; ADVERTS in the Lost and TOP CARPETS & FLOORS FLY & MONKEY SCREENS RETAINING Walls, Church, Umhlali at 3pm on arrange legal/medical help for Found column (max. 15 words) HOME SERVICES THE PROFESSIONALS manufacture, installations, Wednesday 14th March rape survivors. 0861-322322. are FREE of charge for 1 week sales, DIY. Free quotes. Phone and the wake thereafter at No problem too big or too only. The North Coast Courier “For all your Flooring needs” GARAGE DOORS: 082-4591855/032-9471601. 73 Karibu. Ian is survived by small! 032-9460276. Call us for a FREE quotation today JM002475 KK002623 Service special R400 (T&C`s Old Main Rd, Umhlali. his wife Estelle, his 3 apply). New installations, 032 9460337 Keith 082 376 2887 KK002573 daughters and 3 grand- HELP US FOUND: Drone in the back repairs. Phone Handy Tech children. garden of a property in Zen KK003033 Maintenance 082-9218754 for 0332 HELP THE CHILDREN! Drive, Ballito. Phone Nolan competitive quote. uif!opsui!dpbtu 0323 076-7880613 or Rose 082- KK002940 FURNITURE RESTORATION 0200 7590461. CARPET CLEANING JM003123 GRAHAM ANTIQUE/OLD furniture and PERSONAL upholstery specialist. Work- HARDMAN KNOCK OUT manship guaranteed. Paddy 0220 INTERIOR DECORATING CONSULTANT CLEANING SERVICES 032-9415134/084-5482992 0201 TUITION * Full Interior Cleaning of rugs, lounge [email protected] Top End suites, carpets, chairs, PERSONAL Decorating Service KK002988 AHMED`S STUDENT DRIVER * Curtaining & Accessories foam mattresses. Also car Decor Fabrics valets. Special chemicals (Est. 1966) Experienced * Blinds, Pelmets CARPENTER: Experienced EATING disorders? Anorexics used to remove stains. instructors with a proven track & Upholstery in wooden furniture repair, and Bulimics Anonymous can 032 946 0276 record. Largest and oldest ALWAYS on Sale! Spotless after cleaning. * Free Quotations refurbishment, ceiling instal- help. Weekly meetings in Code 8 on the North Coast. & Home Consultations Cost per sq.m for carpets. Ballito. Phone 083-6447977 or Automatic and manual. 032 586 3314 Phone Lilly lations. References availa- Email info.aba.southafrica@ 032-5521623 (O) 083-7605615/ Phone 032-9461100 2 A Silverstone Way, Douglas Crowe Ave, 084 811 4260061 460 1294 ble. Spha 078-8883912. Ballito Business Park gmail.com 073-5475617. Cell: 082-4141040 JM002948 KK002949 JM002485 KK002947 0210 LOST & FOUND LOOKING FOR LOVING HOMES... THE DOLPHIN COAST SPCA 087 550 0512 SABRINA: Ofﬁ ce hours 8am–4pm. DSH female, ginger & white, DEBBIE 083 659 5482 8 months old. NATHI 083 653 0127 (a/h) Please some- Lost & Found 087 5500 512 one take me MITSY: DSH (Domestic house home and SCAMPI: DSH female, tabby Visit our FB page. More dogs and love me! 082 326 4499 cats looking for forever homes! cat) female, tabby. ±1 year. Very & white. ±3 months. friendly. Looking for loving home. Scallywag, loves to play. [email protected]

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APPLIANCE ANGEL ALIVE & Dead! Fridges, 0501 BALLITO: Clean, 4 beds, 3 ADVERTISEMENTS in this Repairs to washing machines, freezers, LCD/Plasma, TV`s, 0702 baths, + granny flat. column cost R80.00 including dishwashers, chillers, aircons, Beds. Cash paid on the spot. ACCOUNTING PREMISES TO LET Double garage. R17`000. online. Call in at our offices, Hang curtains/pictures fridges, bar fridges, tumbledryer We collect. Call Ash 071- SeaWave Estate Agents First Floor, Suite 9 Ballito etc. Work guaranteed. Phone 4748875/083-9444193. 082-5920555. Business Centre, Ballito Drive Connect TV & appliances KK002793 ACCOUNTING & TAXES before 12 noon on Mondays. 074-2136487. LABORA TERRA KK003035 Unpack boxes Remove paper KK002927 We offer: ¥Accounting Bring your ID book, references, & boxes Clean and repair 0430 ¥Payroll ¥Taxes and related INDUSTRIAL PARK BALLITO: Secure, fenced, certificates and/or diplomas and vacated premises General work for small and medium SHAKA`S HEAD 4 bedroom house, 3 a contact telephone number. 0400 HEALTH & BEAUTY size businesses and sole handyman (we will Fully fenced yard, ±1000 bathrooms, store-room, Please note: We are not an proprietors. Extremely double garage. R17`000. agency and cannot guarantee a even organise evening meals) MISCELLANEOUS competitive prices. More sq.m. with container AVON COSMETICS Phone 082-4455480. job for an advertiser. than 15 years in the KK003044 KK002625 Be the best with the best. Join offi ces and ablutions. GARTH 082 908 5777 accounting and tax industry. Avon today and earn up to 30% R23 328.00 + VAT [email protected] 0401 We offer a wide range of BALLITO/Salt Rock: Sheffield DO YOU require a domestic discount. SMS your name/ experience through many per month. Gardens, 2 bed apartment worker? The Stanger Child and FOR SALE PRIVATE address/phone number to 071- diverse industries. We will R6`900; Seaward Estate, 3 bed Family Welfare Society runs a 8712179 or 082-2910128. PHONE GARY BROWN JM003120 attend to your compulsory house R15`000; Ballito, 1 bed domestic workers HASSIMS business requirements, 083 449 8377 cottage R5`700; Mount empowerment programme for REMOVALS & STORAGE EXECUSPECS leaving you more personal KK002830 Richmore, upmarket 2 bed unemployed women. These A-Z 2nds freedom to run your apart R11`000; Seaward women graduate with BOXES FROM R15 Optometrists business. We also compile MINI factories available in Estate, 3 bed R13`500. certificates. Phone 032- each & Antiques ANDREW OGILVIE and submit Individual tax Shakashead. Available immed. Sheffield Estates 082-4645156/ 5512129/032-5511922. 1-2-3-4-5-6-8-10 ton and SHABBY CHIC returns. Phone Linda Phone 073-9037949. 032-5254448. KK002627 For a quote email Focusing on Vasapolli 083-5501616 or KK003043 KK003040 0340 Lali Farm, Shaka’s Rock IZIKHANGICO zokufuna [email protected] personal eye care. email: vasapolli@ GARDEN SERVICES (near Simbithi West Gate) telkomsa.net 0820 umsebenzi. Imali yokufaka KK002908 TO LET isikangiso sokufuna umsebenzi 073 688 9611 CONTACT THERESA Ballito Junction SHAKA’S ROCK APARTMENTS TO izokhuphuka sekuzoba BRANCH BRIGADE 083 786 5764 061 368 6517 Tel: 032-9463473 LET uR80.00 kusukela ngomhlaka 1 Tree felling and trimming, 083 786 5769 071 956 5343 0503 Pð2I¿FHV October 2017. Uphathe umazisi garden cleanups. Indemnity H&H CHINESE Massage. wakho (ID book), izitifiketi, ANGELA GEYSER Follow us on FaceBook OFFICE SERVICES Amagama namakheli abantu Insurance. Phone Ferdi 083- LADY BUG Herbs, oil, massage, cupping, 'RFWRUV5RRPV BALLITO: Immaculate 1 7784696. ear candling. 2 massage ladies. bedroom, lounge, dining room, esingathola kubo ulwazi JM002995 073 385 3713 7 days a week. Phone Helen BUSINESS SERVICES 011 822 5343 kitchen, shower and toilet. BIC. olwanele ngawe (references) a2z 078-6253376/032-5860808. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Carport. Alarm, partially nezinombolo zocingo lwabo. JM002998 Internet Cafe, Photographic 082 554 0635 furnished. Available immed. Ngaphambili kokuba kushaye: GreenMann 0370 seconds and ID photo`s, Secretarial 12 emini ngoMsombuluko PHYSIOTHERAPIST Phone 081-5066126. KK002626 “Quality service and Services, Graphic Design for KK002989 POOL SERVICES ANGELINA SASSE Posters, Business Cards TO LET care for your gardens” 33 years experience. Hands on, Invitations etc, Wide Format BALLITO: Single THE BARN personalised treatment, no ALL POOLS printing, Domestic and unfurnished flat. 1 bed, 0903 machines. Medical aid rates, no New Salt Rock Landscaping For all your swimming pool House Contents International Courier service, bathroom, dining/lounge, upfront payment. Home visits Shopping Centre DOMESTIC needs. Weekly pool Post Box Rental, Photocopy, kitchen, garage. L&W incl. Garden Service Sporting Goods Ballito & Palm Lakes Estate. maintenance. Guaranteed best Laminate, Binding. Scan and R5`500. Phone 032- ELIZABETH wants domestic Irrigation Light Engineering 082-8515100. 14 Home & rates. Phone Michael 082- Email service. T`Shirt printing, Office space 9463348. position. Speaks English. Décor Centre, Douglas Crowe JM003156 3212258. Fishing Tackle & MORE! Canvas printing. 3@1 Tel: 032- available end Reference. 079-1626719. Tel: Ken Mann JM003113 Drive, Ballito. (Dip.Horticulture) JOHAN 083 417 1292 KK002733 9460064. ballitointernet@ April 2018 BALLITO Central: 1 bedroom JM003157 gmail.com/www.3at1ballito.co. K&M POOL SERVICES apartment, walking distance to 082 775 7765 za Ballito Junction Mall. Sizes range from HAPPINESS wants domestic posi- Specialise in pool lining, new KK003008 beach, shops and restaurants. pools, filtration. For all your 44m2 to 172m2 Accommodation offers tion. Speaks English. 078-7374523. 0360 swimming pool needs contact 0520 communal kitchen with all KK003046 073-8168114. appliances, communal lounge HIGHLY recommended: Thuli is KK002872 CONTACT with DSTV, communal braai REMOVALS & BUSINESS seeking domestic employment CASH IT THEO VAN AS area and bathrooms. Perfect for STORAGE Tuesdays and Fridays. She is re- OPPORTUNITY theo@mount a single person. R3`500 incl. DEALERS 0440 W&L. Phone 032-9462680/071- liable, honest, hard working and We pay top dollar for richmoresales.co.za very good with children & animals. PETS ATTENTION ADVERTISERS 1609511. all unwanted goods! JM002667 Shop 6, Sandra Road, Ballito. AND READERS or 071 879 6030 Phone Thuli 073-2200423 for inter- We buy up view and PG de Beer for reference Phone 032-5861106. Monthly FOREST Hills Dog Club holds Be aware when responding to SALT Rock: Fully 082-8567297. pool maintenance, construction complete training at Townsend Park, any advertisement, advertisers furnished cabin, 2 beds, KK003038 of pools, renovations & repairs. households! Ballito every Saturday morning. are not allowed to request open plan kitchen/lounge. Pump repairs and servicing. Advanced class 7:50am and money from people looking for Alarm and secure parking. Phone work. Be vigilant where JABULISILE wants domestic Chemicals for pool and spa’s. beginners 8:30am. Chairperson R8`000pm incl. L&W. position. Speaks English. 063- 073 434 6626 Gaby Lyle [email protected] advertisers request the KK003017 Phone 032-5258601/084- 8326447. 032 946 1231 or 082-9256481. deposits be made into an 0809705. KK002839 account. JM003116 0380 [email protected] KK002842 LINDILE wants domestic position. SALT Rock: Sea view, 2 Speaks English. Matric certifi cate. PEST CONTROL/ CHEF Octane, 3 burner BALLITO 0600 beds, 2 baths, secure 073-4941561. FARM SERVICES stainless steel (grade 316) gas VETERINARY MOTORING 0720 complex, pool, parking. braai for sale, with waterproof HOSPITAL R8`500. Phone 032- LUCIA wants domestic position. cover. View in Ballito. Price APARTMENTS FOR 9462849/082-4443849. Speaks English. 076-3834898. ALL KILL Pest Control. COMMITTED TO YOU & YOUR PETS! JM003133 R6`500 (new R13`000) Phone JM003127 Cockroaches, ants, rats, Chris 083-2518847. 0601 SALE SALT Rock: Sea view, 3 termites etc. Domestic, JM003109 MARIA wants Mon/Wed/Thurs Industrial, Commercial. Phone USED CARS beds, 2 baths, secure TOWN house in complex by domestic position. Speaks English. Robby Sturgeon 084-5112228. complex, pool, 2 parkings. ARE YOU KK002972 FRESH FROZEN AA BAKKIES AND CARS the sea. 4 beds, 3 baths. R11`500. Available 1st DW certifi cate. 084-4937182. LOOKING FOR WANTED FOR CASH Private sale by owner, April. Phone 032-9462849 KK003030 MOZAMBICAN Rust is no problem. Will beat Strictly no estate agents. or 082-4443849. SECURE 0385 DR L. GOUWS Phone 082-9214399. JM003134 MAVIS wants domestic position. PRAWNS AND any price and pay cash! Phone JM003115 SATELLITE DR K. STEVENS 082-2588724. Speaks English. Reference. 073- STORAGE? CRAYFISH TWO and three bedroom units DR K. SACHS KK002950 3548780. available for immediate rental in JM003128 15M² A1 SATELLITE CONNECTION MCCHLOE AUTO TRADERS 0730 Ballito. A block away from the R695.00 DSTV, Explora, OVHD, CCTV. GENERAL 63 Laundry Lane Umhlali. Cash PROPERTY WANTED beach and shops. Phone MPUME wants domestic position. Sales, installations, upgrades. PRACTITIONERS paid for cars. Runners or 073-9037949. Speaks English. 078-5121518. PER MONTH 079-5081102/076-2590388. 1 WEEK SPECIAL! non-runners. Up to R100`000. KK003042 Accredited installers. Quick OFFICE HOURS: Phone Kenny 083-6617752/ LISTINGS needed: Sales NONHLANHLA wants domestic/ service! XL Prawns 032-9471414 (b/h). Mon-Fri 4% commission, Rentals 0840 childcare position. Speaks English. 082 573 7548 KK002574 R185 per kg KK002585 8am-5:30pm 9%. Christine Smith, Sea 071-3128347. Wave Estate Agents 032- HOLIDAY CHEAPEST PRICES HANDY TECH ±200g Crayfish Sat 9:30-11:30am JM003129 MAINTENANCE 0610 9462587/082-5920555. UniShaun Removals & Storage R230 per kg KK003036 ACCOMMODATION Home theatre, DSTV, repairs PRETTY wants domestic position. Local and long distance. CONSULTING HOURS: CARS WANTED and installations. Phone WHOLESALE PRICES Mon-Fri 8-11am Speaks English. Reference. 081- 0861 333 695 082-9218754 for our specials! 0800 BALLITO Beachfront. 2 0602795. 084 507 8179 Multichoice / Open View. & 4-5:30pm A1 & A ½ TON bedrooms, 6 sleeper. Fully [email protected] Free delivery: Ballito All bakkies and all cars any ACCOMMODATION furnished, fully serviced, KK002980 Sat 9:30-11:30am PRINCESS wants domestic KK002840 & surrounding areas. condition wanted for cash. Will self-catering. Close to beach beat any price. Phone 082- and all amenities. Phone 083- position. Speaks English. 083- 0390 PHONE CHARL 032-9462052 7731437. CLOSED truck for removal of 2588724. 0805 7015477/www.simbalina.co.za (a/h) 082-4464855 KK002951 KK003019 KK003041 furniture. Phone Ben Niemand APPLIANCE SERVICES 082 547 5077 ACCOMMODATION 032-5254319/083-5243618. ALL BAKKIES AND CARS CAPE TOWN PRINCESS wants domestic po- KK002948 Emergencies only Used, rusted and damaged HOLIDAY AA ELECTRONICS 3/4 TON Venter trailer in Sun 10-10:30am SHAKASKRAAL: 164 Main sition. Speaks English. Matric, ACCOMODATION FOR A reliable move, local and Repairs to washing ma- excellent condition. Going vehicles, canopies and Road. Outbuilding, 2 rooms, household food security and hy- Grooming services Bantry Bay: 2 separate countrywide contact North chines, tumble driers, dish- at R10`000. ONCO. Phone used tyres wanted for cash. kitchen, toilet, bath. Hot/cold giene and cleaning certifi cates. studio apartments, Coast Furniture Removals 15 078-8517236. available. water. R3`000 excl. L&W. 076-7631289. washers, televisions, micro- JM003146 Phone 082-4550107/082- overlooking the sea, fully Hulett Street Stanger. Phone Phone 072-3429623. KK003015 032-5512633/082-6001947. We waves. Work guaranteed. 6230986. KK003007 serviced. From 22nd April undertake packing, storage, Ballito based. Phone Wayne 0400 JM002951 to 4th May (2 public RUTENDO wants domestic STAFF holidays). Take one week insurance, part/shared loads. 083-7638064. MISCELLANEOUS position. Speaks English. 062- [email protected] ACCOMMODATION or both. R2`300/day. 3023613. JM002964 Phone Jeff 082-5701575. KK002973 Near Tiffanys Spar. R950 JM003130 per room including L&W. JM003118 0401 Phone 032-5544004/084- SIMANGELE wants domestic 0360 Removals & Storage FOR SALE 5892790. 0900 position. Speaks English. Matric KK003005 EMPLOYMENT certifi cate. 076-4242948. JM003132 0630 Vehicle Services 084 827 0000 THANDEKA wants domestic 0901 position. Speaks English. 073- 084 872 0000 Ballito SITUATIONS 9569439. WANTED JM003135 THEMBILE wants domestic We buy and sell household goods. YOUR AUTO ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS position. Speaks English. 083- ALL ROUND carer: I WE ALSO SPECIALISE IN AUTO AIRCONDITIONING 8627971. Old, new, previously loved... provide caring at home to We give everything a Second Chance! the elderly, babysitting, THEMBISILE wants domestic house sitting and pet Find us in the old Umhlali town on the North Coast. position. Speaks English. 071- 27 Kyalami Park, BallitoTel: 032-9460341 sitting. Phone Marie` Van 9736067. Our services include collection and delivery. Fax: 032-9460351A/H: 082-6978892/082-3144031 Heerden 082-4494848. JM003124 28 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018

JOBS 0910 SITUATIONS VACANT 0903 0905 0905 0910 0910 QUALIFIED bread baker DOMESTIC GENERAL GENERAL SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT required for a retail store in Ballito. Must have experience. Email CV to lina@ THULILE wants domestic ADAM wants supervisor HAPPY wants caregiver SABELO wants gardener BUSY fast food restaurant ADMINISTRATION & HOUSE ALUMINIUM AND telkomsa.net position. Speaks English. position. Speaks English. position. Speaks English. position. Speaks English. (pizza/burgers/fish) KEEPING MANAGER GLASS JM003154 Reference. 060-3914195. 072-8123887. 083-5271154. 079-7902914. looking for managers. Club Ten in Ballito: Full time FITTER REQUIRED. JM003138 Please send CV to position available from 1st SALES JM003131 Please drop off CV`s PROFESSIONALS ZELIA wants Mon/Wed/Fri NICKSON wants gardener/ [email protected] April (or sooner) for admin- at Glasfi t Ballito or domestic position. Speaks JOYCE wants caregiver housekeeping position. KK003034 istrative work/supervision WANTED SIMPHIWE wants driver email: fl atglass.alu@glas English. 078-0267065. position. Speaks English. Speaks English. 062- of cleaning staff . Salary Highly acclaimed Zimbali position. Speaks English. fi tballito.co.za. No chancers. Matric, HB care, enrolled 8216105/078-6280456. negotiable. Experience Vacation Club seeks self Reference. Has code 10 References required. Any ZODWA wants domestic nurse, HIV/Aids conselling preferable. Email CV to Lin- motivated and energetic position. Speaks English. certifi cates. Phone 078- PETER wants gardener license + PDP. Forklift da von Wielligh at kazan@ queries please phone the sales professionals with 2 060-8053638. 9580410. position. Speaks English. certifi cate. 076-3171110. mweb.co.za offi ce 032-9462722. years sales experience. JM003137 JM003140 073-6583312. JM003143 JM003110 JM003155 Email: murray@zimbalivc. com KK003029

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LUTHULI MUSEUM LUTHULI MUSEUM 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, 3233 Nokukhanya Luthuli Street, Groutville, PO BOX 1869, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa, PO BOX 1869, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa, PO Box 1869, KwaDukuza, 4450 PO Box 1869, KwaDukuza, 4450 Tel: 032 559 6822 Fax: 032 559 6806 Tel: 032 559 6822 Fax: 032 559 6806 [email protected] [email protected] www.luthulimuseum.org.za www.luthulimuseum.org.za

INVITATION TO SERVE AS A MEMBER PROJECTS OFFICER OF THE LUTHULI MUSEUM AUDIT AND RISK COMMITTEE 12 MONTHS FIXED CONTRACT : SALARY: MARKET RELATED The Luthuli Museum based in Groutville, KwaDukuza on the north coast of KwaZulu Natal hereby invites suitably The Luthuli Museum based in Groutville, KwaDukuza on the north coast of KwaZulu Natal hereby invites suitably quali- qualifi ed and professional applicants to serve for 3 years as members of the Audit and Risk Committee. The invitation fi ed and professional applicants to provide essential projects technical and administrative support. to serve is in line with Sections 51 (1) and 77 of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) and Section 27 (1) of the National Treasury Regulations. KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS The incumbent will be responsible for the following functions: The Audit and Risk Committee member will, amongst others be responsible for the following oversight functions: Provide support / assistance with the management and control of multiple projects through life cycles Maintain projects calendar and milestones as per agreed projects implementation plan KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS Development of project concept; plans and implementation within approved methodologies Ensure adequacy; reliability and accuracy of fi nancial information and reporting Facilitate fl ow of essential information among team members and management Apply compliance with legal and regulatory provisions Maintain projects budget and cost control Eff ectiveness of Internal fi nancial controls and auditing (internal and external) Monitor and evaluate of projects progress and reporting Eff ective governance and internal control systems Maintain projects fi ling; recording and reporting systems Risk Management Assist with Museum repair and maintenance programme Performance Management REQUIREMENTS Accounting Policies 3 year Diploma qualifi cation or undergraduate degree in project management or related fi eld of work Code of Conduct Computer literacy (MS Word; PowerPoint; Excel; Projects scheduling applications) Sound technical knowledge in projects; repair and maintenance REQUIREMENTS Ability to work eff ectively in teams and independently Relevant degree or equivalent qualifi cation in Accounting; Risk Management or Auditing Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain short and long term deadlines Proven expertise or experience in the fi elds of fi nancial management; risk management; internal auditing Demonstrated ability on project budgeting; cashfl ow and cost control and corporate governance Must have a valid driver’s license Knowledge of the PFMA; Treasury Regulations; GRAP and legislation governing Cultural Institutions and Excellent written and verbal communication skills public sector compliance reporting Creative thinking and analytical skills Previous experience in serving in Public Sector Audit Committees Ethical practice Affi liation or registration with accredited relevant professional or regulatory bodies

The Luthuli Museum is an equal opportunity, affi rmative action employer, whose aim is to promote representivity in all ENQUIRES: MR. B XABA TEL: 032 559 6822 levels of occupational categories in the institution.

ENQUIRES: MR. T NKOSI TEL: 032 559 6822 Applications must be sent by registered mail for attention Delys Brouckaert, HR Torque, 163 Umhlanga Rocks Drive, Durban North. Alternatively applications can be sent via email to [email protected] . Remuneration of members Applications must be sent by registered mail for attention Delys Brouckaert, HR Torque, 163 Umhlanga Rocks Drive, shall be according to tariff s approved by National Treasury. Durban North. Alternatively applications can be sent via email to [email protected]

The Museum reserves the right not to make an appointment. The closing date for submission of applications is 23 The Museum reserves the right not to make an appointment. The closing date for submission of applications is 23 March 2018 by no later than 16h00. March 2018 by no later than 16h00.

No faxed applications will be accepted. Please send covering letter with your application stating position you are ap- No faxed applications will be accepted. Please send covering letter with your application stating position you are plying for, including a detailed resume with a list of traceable references and certifi ed copies of all qualifi cations. Ap- applying for, including a detailed resume with a list of traceable references and certifi ed copies of all qualifi cations. pointment is subject to the verifi cation of educational qualifi cations, previous experience, reference checks and security Appointment is subject to the verifi cation of educational qualifi cations, previous experience, reference checks and se- vetting. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard from us by 30 March 2018, you consider curity vetting. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard from us by 30 March 2018, consider your application unsuccessful. your application unsuccessful. The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 29

Just keep swimming! Senior Superstar The Crawford North Coast boys and girls made a splash at the recent North Durban B league gala. After some extremely close races, the girls finished first by only two points and the boys finished first by just three points. With both teams winning, they had a combined score of a whopping 232 points. Six of their pupils were selected to represent the PADSSA swimming team at the KZN Schools Aquatic Championships: Luke James (U10), Jagger Steward (U10), Jed Emond (U11), Hannah James (U12), Alia Khan (U13) and Ruby Dixon (U13). The Crawford North Coast swimmers have approached every aspect of their swimming this season with determination, poise, respect and Name: Bianca Dinka tenacity. They have been hard at work to improve Grade: 10 their starts, their kicks and their all-round ability, Achievement: The Crawford College North starting with early morning training at 6.30am just Coast pupil enjoys playing netball, hockey and to improve a few seconds off their time. The ath- soccer as well as dancing, participating in Bread letes are able to attend six training sessions in the Buddies and achieving good marks. She made week. All this hard work has certainly paid off. the Top Ten in her grade and has achieved full colours.She has grown culturally and has taken Swimming captions, from left, Saien Naicker part in many showcases such as “All That’s and Ruby Dixon. Culture” and “Urban Pops.” SPORT RESULTS

points; fifth: Curro Grantleigh “A” - 79 points; sixth: Creston College “A” - 70 points; seventh: Sarnia “A” - 63 points; eighth: Umhlali “B” - 45 points; ninth: Glenwood “B” - 43 points; tenth:Gordon Road “A” - 40 points Monday, March 5 Ashton International College Crawford Preparatory Swimming Curro Mount Richmore Durban & District Girls “A” Gala: first: Glenwood “A” - 155 points, St Marys “A” - 155 points; third: Fatima “A” - 136 Cricket Results Sports results for the week ending March 11 Preparatory: Action netball:Crawford North Coast College points; fourth: Umhlali “A” - 111 points, DGC “A” - 111 U9 vs U9 D Umhlali Primary school: Curro 73/3, Umhlali Junior College points, Maris Stella “A” -111 points; seventh: Winston Park 72/4, Curro won by 3 wickets. Action Netball U10A vs Kuswag lost 6-12 U11A VS Reddam won 7-6 “A” - 110 points; eighth: Virginia “A” - 92 points; ninth: U10 vs Crawford North Coast: Curro 71/10, Crawford U11A vs Kuswag: U11A Won 11 - 4 Curro HCA “A” - 74 points; tentth: Northlamds “A” - 32 North Coast 78/10. Crawford North Coast won by 7 U10B vs DGC: U10B Won 3 - 2 Cricket vs Curro Mount Richmore: U10A Crawford North Coast won by 7 runs points runs. Cricket Tuesday, March 6 U11 vs Crawford North Coast: Curro 101/5, Crawford U9A vs Crawford La Lucia U9A: Crawford 84/5; Ashton U11A Crawford North Coast lost by 6 wickets U13A Crawford North Coast won by 8 wickets Swimming North Coast 98/5, Curro won by 5 wickets. 86/4. Ashton won by 6 wickets Durban & District Boys “A” Gala: first: Glenwood “A” - 187 U9B vs Chelsea U9B: Chelsea 65/10; Ashton 70/4. Cricket vs Atholton: U10A Crawford North Coast lost by 6 wickets points; second: DPHS “A” - 178 points; third: Clifton “A” - Ashton won by 6 wickets 142 points; fourth: Virginia “A” - 103 points; fifth: Umhlali U9C vs Umhlali Prep U9C: Umhlali 100/6; Ashton 104/3. U11A Crawford North Coast lost by 4 wickets U13A Crawford North Coast won by 7 wickets “A” - 100 points; sixth: Westville “A” - 96 points; seventh: Ashton won by 7 wickets Highbury “A” - 89 points; eighth: DPHS “B” - 73 points; U10A vs Glenashley: Glenashley 67/10 D Charlesworth 3 Cricket vs Umhlali (Grade3 / U9) Crawford north coast lost by 6 wickets ninth: Atholl Heights “A” - 63 points; tenth: Northlands “A” - for 2 off 2; Ashton 68/6. Ashton won by 4 wickets 51 points U10B vs Glenashley U10B: Ashton 173/3 J Wright 47; Swimming Wednesday, March 7 Glenashley 58/6. Ashton won by 115 runs D & D B League Gala: Cricket Girls finished 6th Trinityhouse Palm Lakes U11A vs Glenashley U11A: Glenashley 62/10 J UPS U10D vs Virginia U10D: UPS 112 for 5; Joshua John- Tennis Koekemoer 4 for 8 off 4, D Schwartz 3 for 5 off 2; Ashton son 41 Not Out; Gian-Luca De Musso 19; Virginia 104 for Mixed vs Chelsea Preparatory School: Mini Cricket - March 6 63/2. Ashton won by 8 wickets 8; Marc Joubert 2-4; Umhlali won by 8 runs. Crawford north Coast beat Chelsea 5-4 U9: U11B vs Reddam Umhlanga U11B: Ashton 73/9; Reddam UPS U9C vs Atholton U9B: Atholton 62 All Out; Dylan Fish College: Trinityhouse vs Eshowe - Lost 22-21 74/7 D Schwartz 3 for 20 off 4. Ashton lost by 3 wickets 2-5; Malakai Van Der Yacht 2-12; Nehal Mahadeo 2-4; Basketball Best batter - Mangaliso Mthembu U13A vs Reddam UmhlangaU13A: Reddam 153/10 J. UPS 63 for 2; Jack Gaul 23 Not Out; Ben Henwood-Fox First vs Port Shepstone: CNC won 25-24 Best bolwer - Phakade Mchunu Fisher 3 for 22 off 6, K Van Der Merwe 3 for 11 off 3; 15; Umhlali won by 8 wickets. U15 vs Port Shepstone: CNC lost 11-27 Mini Cricket - March 8: Ashton 154/2 J Fisher 46*, G Knowles 54*. Ashton Lost by UPS U9D vs Ashton U9C: UPS 100 for 6; Daniel Venter Action Netball Grade 1 & 2: 8 wickets 28; Ashton 102 for 4; Umhlali lost by 6 wickets. First vs CLL: CNC lost 15-26 Trinityhouse vs Manor Gardens 2 - Won 30-20: Best U13B vs Glenashley U13A: Ashton 160/3 A van Der Linde UPS U9E vs Curro U9A: UPS 73 for 4; Curro 74 for 6; U15 vs DGC: CNC won 15-5 batter - Jayden Marais; Best bolwer - Toko Nakakita; 38, J Hunt 39; Glenashley 76/6 H. Jarvie 3 for 1 off 3. Matthew Owen 3-15; Umhlali lost by 4 wickets. Ashton won by 94 runs Best fielder - Lerato Madlala Thursday, March 8 Grade 2 & 3: U13C vs Glenashley U13C: Glenashley 59/8; Ashton Cricket 60/2. Ashton won by 8 wickets Trinityhouse vs Eden 2 - Won 37-26: Best batter - Javan UPS U13D vs Virginia U13D: Virginia 114 for 5; Reolan Moussa; Best bowler - Leah Naidoo U13D vs Reddam Umhlanga U13D: Reddam 97/5; Ashton Govender 3-7; UPS 116 for 5; Tayne Millar 32; Seth Allen 98/2 C Deavin-Mears 45*. Ashton won by 8 wickets High School: 23; Umhlali won by 5 wickets. Netball Festival at Wartburg - Kirchdorf School Open Senior College UPS U13E vs Virginia U13E: Virginia 53 All Out; Thushar Tennis Umhlali Preparatory School team’s - March 10: Moodley 3-10; Jamie Evetts 3-15; Connor Van Lille 2-6; Trinityhouse first vs Domino Servite School - Lost 8-6 Firsts vs Dbn Girls High Won 25 - 11 Monday, March 5 UPS 54 for 4; Deshan Naidoo 30; Umhlali won by Girls hockey Trinityhouse first vs Escourt - Lost 6-2 Swimming 6 wickets. Trinityhouse first vs St Nicholas - Lost 8-7 14A vs Kingsway 14A Lost 1 - 0 Durban & District “C” Gala - Umhlali Girls “B” Team 15A vs Reddam Bedfordview U15A Won 1 - 0 Trinityhouse first vs Wartburg - Lost 13-4 First: Kloof “A” - 99 points; second: Hillcrest “A” - 95 Trinityhouse first vs Greytown - Lost 13-1 First vs Kingsway 1st Won 5 - 0 points; third: St Henrys “A” - 90 points; fourth: Fatima

The expert in anything was once a beginner. 30 The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 SPORT

Both the men and kept as a pair and they again delivered the best ladies over 40 teams results of all the couples. A patient Paul Holmes A zinger start in DBN where in action the past was assigned the task of guiding the quadragenar- weekend. The men ian, Wayne Atherstone, through this life changing traveled to the Bluff period. At the end a good strong win, played in and gave the team from good spirits, over longtime rivals. the south a good hiding The ladies made it clear after last week’s tennis on their home courts. article that the adjective, mature, belongs to the Captain Neville female gender and not the men. The over 40 men At the Net Wright picked the can be called old, the elders, old toppies, ballies or lightning fast Rob wrong side of 40, but as they can never leave their Houtsen to play with toys, cannot be called mature. So, the UCC mature himself. ladies team played their 3rd league match on Sat- Rob’s sharp net play urday at our home courts against Glenashley. In ensured that the rallies spite of not being at full strength they won con- remained short which meant less running for our vincingly with two of the three couples winning captain, who just came back from winning the SA all three of their matches even though Tracey National title in his age group last week. Mean- Porteous was unable to play. while, Philip Thornhill and Graham Martin were Stephan

The hockey season is in the KZN Durban League but are keen to enter a nearing and the Umh- ladies side as well. People who are keen to play lali Impis senior team can come down to the field at about 6.30pm for a will be starting their 7pm start bringing a white and a dark shirt. outdoor practices on Club hockey can be enjoyed purely on a social Thursday the 22 March level or it can be taken to a very competitive level. at the Crawford Col- We are not specifically affiliated to any school and lege astro . Practice’s pupils from all local schools are encouraged to will be held on Tues- join the club. Hockey days and Thursdays The Umhlali Impis side also have a junior sec- starting at 7pm for an tion aged 13 and under who have just started there hour Anyone aged 14 season . and over men and For more information or to register, please see ladies are invited to our webpage (www.impishockey.co.za), or email Zing heads over a swell on her way to victory in race one during the first day Jonsey Sprints hosted come down for a run. us at [email protected]. by Point Yacht Club. Ballito resident, Vince Nel crewed for Gavin Smith on the magnificent yacht. The club at the moment field 2 mens sides playing Rob Photo: Sophie Thompson

Umhlali Country Individual Stableford: M Laughton. 1st Dave Starkey 21pts, 2nd Mike Edwards 18pts and 3rd Club Two clubs: L Hepburn (6th), C Osburn (6th) and M Laughton. Keith Wooding 17pts. Saturday, March 10 - Putter of the month: H Yeo 28 putts. Saturday, March 10 - Club Competition Better- Cell C Betterball Stabl- Monday, March 5 - POB’s ball Stableford eford and Windhoek Team: 1st M Macey, N Ratcliffe, R Beuster, PA Fornander 1st Martin and Barbara Rotteveel 45pts, 2nd Jay Lalloo, Mark Pairs 90pts, 2nd V Morhall, T Whip, D Yeo 87pts c.o and 3rd P Meyer 43pts c.o and 3rd Dave and Ang Starkey 43pts c.o. Hoeben, R Peinke, R Scott 87pts c.o. 1st L Rostance, C Rostance Individual: 1st V Morhall 39pts, 2nd W Groll 38pts, 3rd P 49pts, 2nd W Hsupt, B Zimbali Country Club Hoeben 37pts, 4th G Krugel 36pts, 5th J Haupt 36pts, 6th W Badenhorst 46pts, 3rd A Friday, March 9 - Meat Competition, Individual Haupt 36pts, 7th PA Fornander 36pts and 8th Q Hyman Bowman, N French 45pts Stableford (sponsored by AJ Venter – Regent Prop- Hole in One 36pts. and 4th T Leonard, C Leon- Nearest the pins, sponsored by Pick’n Pay: (6th) V Morhall erty) ard 43pts. 18 holes: 1st Fanie Van Rensberg 41pts, 2nd Dan de Bruyn and (18th) W Haupt. Nearest the pin (6th): F Stop- 39pts and 3rd Ian Jarvie 36pts c.o. Two clubs: V Morhall (6th), W Groll (6th), PA Fornander (4th) forth. 9 Holes: 1st Barry Beningfield 20pts, 2nd Johan Steyn 19pts and N Merton (6th). Nearest the pin for two and 3rd Matthew Sharkey 18pts c.o. (16th): C Rostance. Nearest to the pin: Thobani Msimang. Jackpot: L Rostance. Prince’s Grant Saturday, March 10 - Betterball Stableford Thursday, March 8 - Ladies Medal and Putts Wednesday, March 7 - Meat Competition, Indi- 1st Gavin Woodroffe and Richter Van Niekerk 45pts, 2nd Silver division: 1st J Bullock 70 nett. vidual Stableford: Malcolm and Tracy Fick 44pts, 3rd Arrie Robertson and Karel Malcolm Fick and Wian Verster showing off a Best gross: M Dold 81 gross. 1st N. Murray 38pts c.o, 2nd Wade Retief 38pts and 3rd Minnaar 43pts c.o, 4th Thobani Msimang and Manu Beaure- token from Verster, ex Zimbali Country Club Bronze Division: 1st H Yeo 68nett, 2nd J Hannah 71nett. Dave Starkey 3pts. gard 43pts c.o, 5th Neil Venter and Earl Saunders 42pts c.o employee now European Tour Caddie. Best gross: E Lochner 93gross. Friday, March 9 - Chicken Run Competition: and 6th Ken and Linda du Toit c.o. Nearest to the pins: Earl tion 1st Shane Duncan 40pts, 2nd Keith Terry 38pts and 3rd Saunders and Nancy Evans. Jimmy Kotze 37pts. Two clubs: Richter Van Quad Plastics NTP: (3rd) Fred Watts and (11th) Pierre Wel- Niekerk (11th), Brian Ayling gemoed. (11th), Linda du Toit (11th), Quad Plastics longest drive: (14th) Duncan Wang. Craig Edwards (14th), Leon- ard Reuben (5th), Tracy Fick Saturday, March 10 - BMW Monthly Medal (11th), Marie Louise Steyn A-division: Marc Hoar 60 nett. (9th) and Gavin Woodroffe B-division: Brian Thompson 59 nett. (14th). C-division: David Aldridge 33pts. Best gross: Wayne Denissen 68 gross. Simbithi Country Ladies Best net: Veronica Daniel 60 nett. ROCOMAMAS NTP: (8th) Marc Hoar and (17th) Eugene Club Zietsman. Friday, March 9 - PG Glass Meat Competi-

Simbithi: meat competition winners Shane UCC: Ladies Medal and Putts prize winners J Bullock, H Yeo, M Laughton Duncan and Keith Terry. and J Hannah.

UCC: Cell C Betterball Stableford and Windhoek Simbithi: monthly medal winners Marc Hoar, Veronica Daniel, Wayne pairs winners M Chamberlain (captain), L Ros- Zimbali: Malcolm Fick, Gavin Woodroffe and sponsor from SMG BMW Denissen, Brian Thompson and Eugene Zietsman. tance and C Rostance. The North Coast Courier, March 16, 2018 31 SPORT

Pick ‘n Pay competition winners Moira Hutchison (skip), Going bananas for bowls Clive Faulkner and Sylvia A busy bowling period has been enjoyed by the Saunders. Umhlali Country Club bowls players. The first game was the Pick ‘n Pay competition played on February 27, and the worthy winners were: Moira Hutchison (skip), Clive Faulkner and Sylvia Saunders. Three days later saw UCC’s two greens wonder- fully full. Not only were the greens full but the club buzzed afterwards with a wonderful atmo- BELOW: Bretten- sphere. LEFT: Sin- wood win- The winners of the Brettenwood competition gles winners Nor- ners Roland were: Norman Barter, Liz Foster, Beryl Goldman man Barter, di Pasquale and Dave riley (Skip) Liz Foster, and Robert de On March 6 the Ear Institute drawn competition Beryl Goldman Kock. was won by Schalk Spamer (skip), Butch Joubert, and Dave Riley. Diane de Wet and Des Lavery. A few days later on March 9 a new competition was held - the Goodwill Trips. This was won by Jan Pretorius, Schalk Spamer (skip) and Rod Bishop. The Novice Singles (held on March 10) runner by 1pm with prizes to be won up was Roland di Pasquale and the worthy winner was Robert de Kock. Saturday 24 March The format for the UCC Sports Festival has “Bring a Buddy”. Starting at 1.30pm - to report been arranged and all games will be “drawn,” in by 1pm. The Buddies will get a free game. Come other words there are no nominated teams and and enjoy the afternoon of bowls and then a drink teams will be picked on the day once all names are in our clubhouse before joining the rest of the Club in. For the Festival “mufti” dress will apply which members in the main club. This is an opportunity means you can wear what you wish as long as you for non-bowlers to come and join in, have fun and wear flat shoes or sandals. try out bowling!

Friday 23 March Sunday 25 March Will be a fun game starting at 1.30pm - to report Once again a drawn competition with prizes.

Although the tempera- ing when fishing for pompano because this species for couta then head out deep to fish the deeper bot- tures were not all that tend to feed from mid-morning, depending on the tom reefs. It was always a joke between us that on high last week there tide. the Tuesday we were all heading back to work for was still a lot of humid- Clean water is also needed because these fish a good rest. Unfortunately those days are long “CATCH OF THE WEEK” ity around. tend to shy away from any discolored sea water gone but I think that anglers could have a good On a few occasions and although crayfish baits are preferred, ghost weekend this year catching couta as other game- there were patches of crab, sealice, squid and mussels will also induce a fish such as the big tuna and the dorado seem to be mist with some rain as pull. My preference has always been live ghost long gone. I think that anglers will still be able to well but the problem crab where I have always had good results and catch the odd big dorado out deep using a trap stick Fish Eagle was that there was caught a variety of fish. while fishing on the bottom. always a bit of a swell at Anglers fishing the backline at Umgeni recorded I met a regular local surf angler at the weekend sea that resulted in a big some good catches of snoek last week. As usual who fishes just north of Westbrook beach with surf on Friday morning. when the snoek feed in a frenzy, they will attack excellent results, but he said this year the fishing For most of the week anything presented and I believe that strips of fillet has been quiet and he had caught only one small the surf had a mushy baits were snapped up in double quick time. It does stumpie recently. look about it that is not favourable for rock and surf not take long for an angler to record double figures Normally this angler catches several pompano angling. Local emphasis is always on the weekend when the snoek are feeding properly and this was every season but this year he said that there was angling but the sea and surf conditions did not look the case last week. nothing as yet, but it was still early days and his favourable at all. I don’t think that many of the Durban offshore best results had been during the month of April. Usually the weekend anglers arrive at the anglers bothered about fishing for couta because of The problem this year was the sand that was stop- beaches before first light but this has not been the the plentiful snoek and the sea conditions were not ping the fish from moving inshore. I will see dur- case recently and anglers say there is a lot of sand all that good anyway. One of my offshore angling ing the next couple of weeks how this angler has about and few fish are being caught. Even the friends said that he had launched three times dur- been doing but I am confident that he will land his small fish that feed just behind the shore break ing the week and had caught snoek on every out- first pompano. seem to be scarce and one has the feeling that a ing, being back on the beach early every day. He Sealice heavy sea is needed to break up the sandbanks, said that the reason why they had concentrated on Jordan Zwiers (12) caught her first ever snoek of thus allowing the fish to move inshore along the the snoek was because the sea had looked unsettled Send a photo of your catch to sport@north- about 6kg when she went jet ski fishing with her channels that are usually formed. and an early day was the way to go. coastcourier.co.za and share your success with dad off Tinley Manor Beach. It is the time of the year for the pompano to begin The Easter weekend will soon be upon us and I all the ardent fishermen on the North Coast. feeding in local waters but I think that first of all we always used to look forward to fishing deep sea Include the angler’s name and surname, spe- NOW OPEN IN BALLITO are going to need some calmer water and it has during the Easter weekend. cies, weight (estimated or actual), where and UNIT 4, ADAM PARK, been a couple of years since I have heard of a really The weather is normally brilliant and we have when it was caught and what bait was used. big pompano being caught locally. Anglers should always caught fish over the four days. 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However, in riors’ batsmen, who ended their innings on 122/5. the 10th over and with the score on 47/5, Junaid Ash Balchand’s scintillating 63 - which included Amra stepped in and managed to steady the ship four fours and a six - stole the show and won him with a hard fought 32 not out, which included the man of the match award. He was supported by three fours. Martin Naicker (11), skipper Riaz Mahomed (14) This would not prove enough for the Manor and Rishen Mathapershad (10). team, who ended their innings on 103/6, giving the Azhar Ansur was the pick of the Manor bowlers, Warriors the victory by 19 runs. In the field War- claiming 15/2. riors bowler Amin Gallu claimed 11/2 from three In the second innings, Manor got off to a rocky overs and Pravin Ramgareeb 16/2 from his four overs, while skipper and wicket keeper Mahomed stumped two. In other matches played at the same venue on Sunday, a rampant Pak International thrashed Flipside B by 46 runs, while Flipside A hammered team Magnum by 56 runs. The Flipside A vs Magnum match Manor batsman Junaid Amra withstood the Warriors’ bowling attack. was reduced to 15 overs due to a delayed start. Flipside A won the toss and went in to bat first, Allan Troskie Warriors had a good start putting on 136/8 in their 15 with a run rate of seven in overs. In reply Magnum could The Warriors Sport cricket team racked up another the first five overs, capital- only muster a paltry 80/9 in strong win over the weekend. izing on the power play in their innings. In a T20 match played at the Gledhow Grounds spite of an outfield heavy on Sunday morning, the Warriors went up against with dew slowing down the Manor cricket team from Stanger. Winning the ball. LEFT: The Warriors Sport toss, the Warriors elected to bat first. In response, Manor tight- cricket team.