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The municipality seem bent on extending uShaka Pier, say Durban eco-activists. PHOTO: Lauren Walford

Lauren Walford August. [email protected] ‘Unnecessary’ pier extension project to cost R100 million “A virtual public meeting was held on 14 October and we are currently addressing all comments received from ECO-ACTIVISTS are furious at the sand pumping onto Vetch’s Beach of water shortages at uShaka Marine eThekwini Municipality spokesperson I&APs,” he said. eThekwini Municipality’s push to go in future as a result of the pumping World, the main reason cited for the Msawakhe Mayisela said the draft ahead with the proposed extension of scheme being reinstated. This, proposed extension. basic assessment report (BAR) uShaka Pier. according to the activists, will increase Commenting on the progress was compiled and distributed to all z Read more about the This comes despite a recent report water fl ow through intake points of the relating to the proposal and subsequent authorities and registered interested impact on reef marine life by offi cials that there will be reduced pier, and hence solve the alleged issue public participation process, and aff ected parties (I&APs) in on page 2

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12 YEAR PRODUCT 12 YEAR GUARANTEE PRODUCT GUARANTEE 2 Friday, 4 December 2020 z Continued from page 1 City on alert against MAYISELA said responses to comments received will be ‘superspreaders’ included in the draft BAR. He said thereafter, the draft BAR will go THE MEC for Health, Sinegugu Simelane- out for a further 30 day comment Zulu is planning to meet with Rage Festival period to all registered I&APs. He and other event organisers this week to added that this would be prior to discuss safety health protocols as cases the fi nal basic assessment report surge in the city. being submitted to the Economic Simelane-Zulu said they needed proper Development, Tourism and assurances and plans from the organisers Environmental Aff airs Department that the events won't be 'superspreaders'. (EDTEA) for environmental "Some of them have proper plans, they authorisation. are able to tell you that we will put speed However, speaking to Berea fencing around every three people but it's Mail on behalf of a group of local not all of them who do, that's why we need I&APs, Vetch’s activist Johnny to meet with them," she said. Vassilaros said that at the virtual "The issue of events and programmes we meeting, municipal offi cials had have in the province it's not a decision that said they would not entertain any could just be taken by the Department of discussions on anything other than Health because they are also an economic the environmental issues of the spring for the province; they bringing in pier. This, according to Vassilaros, money, employment and so forth." meant no points made on sand Simelane-Zulu said it will be up to pumping or Vetch’s Pier issues. the provincial Coronavirus Command He said it was quite blatant Council, chaired by Premier Sihle Zikalala, to them that these issues were to pronounce on any decisions regarding damning to the proposed pier events. extension plans. The Matric Rage festival, an annual Vassilaros said the event where thousands of matriculants from The ORI report has stated sand pumping onto Vetch’s Beach has had a detrimental eff ect on Oceanographic Research Institute across the country descend in to the coast (ORI) was commissioned Vetch’s Reef. for a week of fun, has raised fears of being a to compile a report for the potential superspreader events. Engineering Unit Coastal, According to Vassilaros in virtually all the I&APs, and was continue dumping sand in the Last month in Cape Town, a single event Stormwater and Catchment the draft report, the municipality totally ignored by the applicant,” uShaka/Vetch’s areas, which would attended by matric students was the source Management at eThekwini acknowledged that the oversupply he said. have solved the entire problem of 89 new infections in the city. Municipality regarding the of sand carried out in recent years Vassilaros said this point without any further costs, but they Organisers of the rage festival have biodiversity of Vetch’s Pier, and was the sole cause for the drop in becomes even more puzzling in are still bent on wasting millions ensued that proper social distancing that the fi ndings stated there had seawater intake to uShaka. light of recent reports that the of Rands to extend the pier,” he protocols are in place and they will be been a vast reduction of marine “In the BAR, they do not even booster pump stations were close said, adding that the estimated cost operating at 50 per cent capacity. life and habitat due entirely to consider the reduction of sand to coming back online to distribute of this project had increased from oversupply of sand on the beach. pumping in that area as a possible sand evenly over the entire R50 million to R100 million from “It was the municipality that solution, one solution which would beachfront. one document to the next, without commissioned ORI to carry out the cost nothing to the rate payer. This “The City even claimed that the municipality providing any study,” he said. possible solution was suggested by there would not be any need to details. Couple track down stolen property A YOUNG newly wed couple were shocked to fi nd their stolen items at a nearby Cash Crusaders following a break- in at their Overport home. On 16 November, Simone and Raveshni Chetty followed their normal Monday routine of leaving their home by 7.45am for work. When they returned at 6pm and tried to open their remote-controlled garage door, it wouldn’t open. Raveshni thought this was a power failure and when he went to check, he found that the garage door had been forcefully pushed in. “At that moment we realised that Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu, MEC for something was wrong,” he said. “When Health. we went through the door we saw that our microwave was left next to the garage and the second thing we noticed was that our Covid-19 by the numbers Wendy house was broken open and all our things were scattered on the fl oor.” The Meanwhile, Covid-19 statistics released gate and the front door had also been cut. by Zikalala show that infections continue Feeling apprehensive about the situation, to increase in the province and Durban Raveshni alerted the body corporate. as the festive season continues. A detective from Umbilo SAPS arrived at the scene and suggested that Raveshni The breakdown of confi rmed check the nearby Cash Crusaders, the cases for KZN: retail franchise that buys second hand Week 45: 765 cases goods. When the detective arrived at Cash Week 46: 869 cases Crusaders Overport, he was told that Week 47: 1 134 cases that morning, a man had sold items very Week 48: 1 652 cases similar to the ones the Chettys had reported missing. Zikalala said eThekwini Metro The items were seized by the police continues to record the highest daily for investigation and the Chetty’s later numbers of new infections and count for recovered them after proving they were about half of the province's confi rmed the rightful owners. Simone said they had cases (60 354). to produce a receipt for Cash Crusaders to Zikalala said there is a Provincial prove the items belonged to them, a burden Resurgence Plan should the number of of proof that was not extended to the thief. cases breach a certain threshold. Berea Mail sent questions to Cash Crusaders asking if they had a method or policy of verifying items before purchasing them, however they did not reply to this question. In a statement, they said: “We are proactively involved in assisting the police to develop laws that govern the second-hand goods industry and protect consumers. Our stores and records are open CHILLAXING to full inspection at any time. There is a For any distribution queries phone time lag of seven days before anything we 0800 4444 66 (toll free) purchase goes on sale.” Friday, 4 December 2020 3

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NORFOLK Pine trees in for medicinal purposes, and Berea which have died as a even thought they are not result of the removal of their indigenous, they need to be bark, will be cut down. It's protected. It is sad to see them believed the bark is used for being hacked," she said last medicinal purpose. week. This comes after Umbilo Premnarayan said if people resident, Carol Mast-Ingle, were found doing this, they highlighted the tree hacking would face a fi ne. Another in September. She reported option to try save the damaged a Norfolk Pine tree had trees would be air layering, been hacked at and its bark to assist recovery from removed in Umbilo Road. the wound as this process Since then, reports had come encourages growth of the tree. in from others, stating trees She urged anyone who near Dunkirk Park in Umbilo, witnessed the butchering Berea Park as well as Currie of the trees to contact the By the tree in Problem Mkhize Road are Sphiwe Gcuma, Berea Park Road had also been damaged city's head offi ce on 031 322 supervisor, Sarisha Premnarayan, area horticulturist and tree feller, by people removing the bark. 4000 to speak to the district Brett Swanson. Commenting on this horticulturist. when approached in Speaking to Berea Mail this Morningside last week, week, Mast-Ingle said she was Sarisha Premnarayan, area thrilled that the hacked tree in Parks works to save tree horticulturist from the Umbilo Road was beginning A MAGNIFICENT Natal Mahogany the tar was damaged and exposed the Parks Department, said the to grow again, above tree in Problem Mkhize (Cowey) roots 900mm down. "There wasn't department were fi rst notifi ed where the band of bark had Road was recently trimmed back by a lot more below this, and we then about a tree ripped of its bark previously been removed. the Parks Department, which aims to picked back the roots. We took most in Berea Park in November "I hope to get information do all it can to save trees. of the canopy off to ensure the tree last year. from the Parks Department on Berea Mail came across Sarisha was lighter. We also looked at the She said law enforcement what we can do about these Premnarayan, area horticulturist tar on the road side, however there offi cials were asked to patrol trees and the damage done to and Sphiwe Gcuma, Berea Park weren't any roots on that side," he the area frequently so that them. I urge people to get hold supervisor on site, and spoke to them said. they could fi ne the culprits of me, as I want to create a and tree feller, Brett Swanson, who He said this was part of a fi ve to caught ripping bark from the group for those interested in had undertaken work to save the tree, seven year plan, and this was interim trees. all things trees in the suburbs which they said is older than 80 years. maintenance. "It will help to put a 2m "Unfortunately the tree in - whether they are damaged, "We regard the Natal Mahogany bed around the base of the tree for Berea Park as well as another mutilated or cut down - as this as a pioneer, a champion tree, and the roots to grow. The roots will last reported in Currie Road, will is of common good for the we just can't remove them," said around 10 years before they become a have to be cut down. We community," she said. Premnarayan. She said this tree had problem, at least we have done what have put in a request for this Contact Carol on 072 012 not been maintained in a while. Its we can to save this tree, as you can't to be outsourced. It is sad as 7144 if you are interested in roots had grown under the tarred get rid of these beautiful trees," he these trees cannot be used joining her group. pavement, and was aff ecting a nearby said. resident's gate and wall. Premnarayan Premnarayan said Durban had the said the resident was informed they 'Greenest City' title for a reason and could put in an insurance claim for we had to preserve our trees as much the damage, and she then set out to do as possible. "We need to preserve our what she could to save this tree. trees, even if they are not indigenous. She contacted Brett Swanson, who As horticulturists, this is our job, and worked on the tree. we also need to create awareness," Swanson said he excavated where she said.

GRANITE KITCHEN QUARTZ R430.44 SURFACES EXCL VAT / PER L METER R1097.31 EXCL VAT / PER SQ METER Carol Mast-Ingle shows the destruction to the tree in 690 CHRIS HANI ROAD (NORTH COAST ROAD) The tree in Currie Road will be cut down. Umbilo Road. 031 563 8215 / 082 451 1142 30MM 30MM Read the original article ‘Durban’s Pine trees targeted for bark’ at www.bereamail.co.za 20MM XXXJOUFSOBUJPOBMHSBOJUFDPNQBOZDPNtJHD!TXJTTTUUPPOFDPN 4 Friday, 4 December 2020

LOCAL fi bre optic company, informed, and attended the kickoff Lightstruck will meet with Glenwood meeting conducted in Mountain residents this weekend to pave a way Rise Road on 17 September, and a forward for a move that will see them notice was sent to the community via installing fi bre optic cables in the area WhatsApp by community executive from January 2021. members. Already, residents of Carrington However, Lynette Read from Heights have been up in arms after Yutiliti, a Lightstruck owned internet company, City Late (Pty) Ltd., service provider, said the company began its installation of fi bre optic was responsible for the laying cable infrastructure throughout the of cables in the area, hence the area. Resident Jeff Robinson, who meeting taking place this Saturday, lives in Mountain Rise Road, said 5 December at Berea Bowling Club, the pavement in front of his two Ferguson Road, Glenwood at 2pm. properties had been left in a terrible Commenting on the development, state after the company started digging Read said everything was in place up the pavement in October, and has to start on the ground on 15 January, yet to re-tar the area. the meeting would be held to inform Robinson said as far as he was residents of the plans. aware, there had been no scoping "Everything is ready to go! We process involving residents. "Indeed, started the process during lockdown, we were not given any notifi cation and drove around to map out the area that such work was to be undertaken. so we could be ready to start when On a Sunday morning at 8am we were the wayleave came through. We now treated to the roar of an angle grinder have an approved wayleave from the cutting the pavement just outside municipality, and will start in the new our property. The tearing up of the year. We have a six month contract, sidewalks has been carried out on both however this is a large area, and it sides of the street meaning pedestrians could take longer," she said. were forced to walk in a heavily Jeff Robinson stands by the pavement outside his house in Mountain Rise Road. Water has been left to Read said the process had various traffi cked road, including hundreds of leak into the road and the pavement has not been reinstated followed cable laying. layers, and this would be explained to Carrington Heights Primary School residents at the meeting on Saturday. learners," he said. She said if they found there was Robinson also said, legally, a Scan this photo to view a video clip showing the state interest in other areas, they would wayleave must have been granted expand their coverage. of the pavements in Mountain Rise Road. for such work to be undertaken, and Heather Roos, chairperson of the although he had requested sight of Umbilo CPF organised the meeting, this, this was denied. and encouraged people to attend. He said since the trenching was work had been started on numerous the matter, and Siboniso Gumbi had He said City Late is a privately Contact Lynette with any queries at undertaken, there had been damage roads without fi nishing up, and had contacted him to inform him that the owned entity in possession of an [email protected]. to water pipes which had aff ected the continued onto adjoining streets, now situation was being investigated. approved wayleave signed by the Berea Mail contacted eThekwini area's water supply on two occasions. up to Oliver Lea Drive in Umbilo. In correspondence with Robinson Municipal Clerks of Works to build Municipality for clarity on the A leak outside his house has also Robinson said he contacted the about the development, Lebo Setuke, fi bre infrastructure in Carrington Carrington Heights approval, however been left unattended to. He said rather City Integrity and Investigations Unit City Late site supervisor, said the Heights. Setuke said the ward no response was received at time of than completing one road at a time, at eThekwini Municipality regarding work was incomplete at this point. councillor and local businesses were going to print. City manager’s wife also in the dock

BAGCINELE Nzuza, the wife of eThekwini Municipality City Manager Sipho Nzuza, became the 18th accused person in the matter involving the irregular Durban Solid Waste tender that cost in excess of R430 million. Bagcinele, 51, made a brief appearance at the Durban Magistrate's Court where she was released on unopposed bail of R30 000. She is charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, money laundering and corruption. In a statement released by the Directorate for Priority Crimes Investigations (Hawks), Bagcinele, "allegedly facilitated the fi tting of a build-in kitchen at her mother-in-law’s house and one of the service providers implicated in the multi-million Rand solid waste tender allegedly paid R18 000 for the fi tting." As part of her bail conditions, Bagcinele gave up her passport to the state and will be required to notify her investigating offi cer 48 hours ahead if she wants to leave the province. Like all other accused, Bagcinele is not allowed to speak to anyone in the City's Supply Chain Management unit. Bagcinele, along with her husband Sipho, former eThekwini Mayor Zandile Gumede and 15 other accused, are expected back in court on 10 December. The matter was postponed previously to give state prosecutors time to fi nalise a Bagcinele and Sipho Nzuza. mammoth 350 000-page fi nancial audit report. PHOTO: Instagram

‘Refrain from carrying large sums of cash’

AS the festive season draws near, the police the chances of being the victim of robberies. are warning residents not to walk around z Alternate the days and times on which you with large sums of money on their person. deposit cash Captain Nqobile Gwala from provincial z Refrain from making cash deposits SAPS said with the year coming to an end, z Never make your bank visits public, even stockvel members will divide the hard- to people close to you earned cash that they have been saving for z Do not openly display the money you are the year. depositing while you are standing in the “We would like to warn them to always be bank queue cautious and to consider safer options like z Avoid carrying money bags, briefcases or depositing money into bank accounts. People openly displaying your deposit receipt book are being robbed of their cash or even killed, z It’s advisable to identify another branch a warning has been issued to prevent such nearby that you can visit to ensure that your incidents in future,” said Gwala. banking pattern is not easily recognisable or She oﬀ ered tips that will help minimise detected. Friday, 4 December 2020 5 6 Friday, 4 December 2020

THE Durban Botanic Gardens planting and design team has been hard at work this week preparing for the upcoming Trail of Lights event. Speaking about the project, horticulturist, Jennifer Rampersad, said three areas in the Gardens had been prepared for the festive season and Trail of Lights, with 18 000 annuals having been brought in from the Parks nursery. "I have had my team of fi ve working to ensure the Gardens are ready for the event. I did things a bit diff erently this year and prepared the design a month ago. I grew plants from seeds, rather than bringing in seedlings like previous years. This was one of the challenges of lockdown, as we had losses at the nursery. Our team worked from Monday 6am, and fi nished on Sunday afternoon this week, working hard to make the Garden beautiful," said Rampersad. She said despite the challenges, her team had still accomplished a design for Magic Lighting to work on, to incorporate the colour of their lights. Rampersad said plants were planted in the Gazebo, Sunken Garden and Garden of the Senses, and Magic Lighting was currently completing their light installation. "The lights are basically in, and we are now just doing some touch ups to the Gardens," she said. Durban Botanic Gardens curator, Martin Clement, with the design team, Richard Shange, Xolani Buthelezi, Nkosinathi Shezi, Innocent Dlamini and Commenting on the event, curator, Michael Mkhize in the Garden of the Senses. Martin Clement, said he was grateful the Gardens was able to host the event to pull this off again. We looked at the and he said it was so rewarding seeing more than just an event, and it is an z Tickets are available from www. again this year. restrictions and compliance to make the preparations taking place for this opportunity to showcase the Gardens. webtickets.co.za or Pick ‘n Pay at "I have confi dence in the organising this a safe event for our visitors, and event. Even from a creative perspective, this R80 per person with entry at 6pm, team, the Trail of Lights production I feel that particularly this year this "It has been a huge push as is such an exciting event," he said. R70 for those entering at 7pm and team, our Trust team, including Koren event is very much needed," he said. preparations started later this year, but The Trail of Lights runs from 11 to R60 for people attending at 8pm. Gnirk, and Jennifer's team and this Clement said the event also brought the team has done well. The strong 30 December, excluding Christmas Children two years and under enter was defi nitely the right team to be able to light the value of public open spaces family and charity focus make this Day. for free.

HIGHWAY ) BEREA ) DURBAN NORTH Ski boat club to spread festive cheer

FOR the past 10 years, the uMhlanga Ski go into a hamper and would bring smiles to Boat Club has organised a Christmas Party the elders. When you consider that for many for residents at The Association for the Aged of the residents who attend our Christmas (TAFTA) John Conradie House. This year party, that it's the only outing for the elderly however, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, residents in the year it's vital we do this the club is trying to spread festive cheer in collection. another way, by donating more than 100 "We really want to spread some festive Christmas hampers, containing various items, cheer and we are urging the north Durban to residents at the TAFTA facility. community to help us reach this goal. Any Ski boat club member, Sarah Keyser help would be appreciated. We will begin has put out an appeal to the north Durban packing items into hampers by 9 December WHAT A FEAST! community for their help to make the hamper with the view of donating them a day later. donation a success. “The last day for donating items is Tuesday, Numfundo Mcoyi’s "We are unable to have a party this year 8 December. If anyone can donate anything Christmas menu due to Covid-19 and lockdown, so we have towards these hampers they can call me on decided to do Christmas hampers 072 801 0606 to arrange a drop- instead. We are looking for oﬀ ," she said. donations to ﬁ ll 170 hampers for men and women. We WIN! are looking for items A SLEIGH-LOAD OF like toiletries, sweets, GIFTS & TREATS any treats that could Scan this article to watch Sarah Keyser Karishma Stocking stuff ers explain some of qualifi ed doctor and FOR FURRY FRIENDS the items Miss SA top 10 fi nalist needed to pack a Christmas ‘TIS THE SEASON & WE’RE GETTING hamper.

uMhlanga FESTIVE Ski Boat Club, Maeve Plumb and SHOPPING, PEOPLE AND LIFESTYLE IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Sarah Keyser DEC 2020/JAN 2021 urge residents to support their Christmas hamper collection. Friday, 4 December 2020 7 ETHEKWINI LOAD SHEDDING SCHEDULE

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 00:00-02:00 7 7,10 7,10,5 7,10,5,9 7,10,5,9,21 7,10,5,9,21,23 7,10,5,9,21,23,15 7,10,5,9,21,23,15,4 00:00-02:00 9 9,5 9,5,1 9,5,1,14 9,5,1,14,23 9,5,1,14,23,17 9,5,1,14,23,17,3 9,5,1,14,23,17,3,16 00:00-02:00 16 16,3 16,3,7 16,3,7,10 16,3,7,10,23 16,3,7,10,23,17 16,3,7,10,23,17,8 16,3,7,10,23,17,8,12 00:00-02:00 10 10,7 10,7,3 10,7,3,16 10,7,3,16,24 10,7,3,16,24,22 10,7,3,16,24,22,2 10,7,3,16,24,22,2,13 02:00-04:00 14 14,1 14,1,16 14,1,16,3 14,1,16,3,18 14,1,16,3,18,22 14,1,16,3,18,22,13 14,1,16,3,18,22,13,2 02:00-04:00 11 11,6 11,6,4 11,6,4,15 11,6,4,15,18 11,6,4,15,18,21 11,6,4,15,18,21,12 11,6,4,15,18,21,12,8 02:00-04:00 9 9,5 9,5,13 9,5,13,2 9,5,13,2,22 9,5,13,2,22,19 9,5,13,2,22,19,6 9,5,13,2,22,19,6,11 02:00-04:00 12 12,8 12,8,1 12,8,1,14 12,8,1,14,17 12,8,1,14,17,20 12,8,1,14,17,20,9 12,8,1,14,17,20,9,5 04:00-06:00 15 15,4 15,4,8 15,4,8,12 15,4,8,12,17 15,4,8,12,17,24 15,4,8,12,17,24,7 15,4,8,12,17,24,7,10 04:00-06:00 3 3,16 3,16,10 3,16,10,7 3,16,10,7,22 3,16,10,7,22,19 3,16,10,7,22,19,2 3,16,10,7,22,19,2,13 04:00-06:00 14 14,1 14,1,8 14,1,8,12 14,1,8,12,24 14,1,8,12,24,20 14,1,8,12,24,20,15 14,1,8,12,24,20,15,4 04:00-06:00 2 2,13 2,13,11 2,13,11,6 2,13,11,6,23 2,13,11,6,23,18 2,13,11,6,23,18,3 2,13,11,6,23,18,3,16 06:00-08:00 2 2,13 2,13,23 2,13,23,11 2,13,23,11,6 2,13,23,11,6,3 2,13,23,11,6,3,16 2,13,23,11,6,3,16,18 06:00-08:00 8 8,12 8,12,24 8,12,24,14 8,12,24,14,1 8,12,24,14,1,6 8,12,24,14,1,6,11 8,12,24,14,1,6,11,20 06:00-08:00 11 11,6 11,6,18 11,6,18,2 11,6,18,2,13 11,6,18,2,13,10 11,6,18,2,13,10,7 11,6,18,2,13,10,7,23 06:00-08:00 5 5,9 5,9,19 5,9,19,8 5,9,19,8,12 5,9,19,8,12,15 5,9,19,8,12,15,4 5,9,19,8,12,15,4,24 08:00-10:00 9 9,5 9,5,19 9,5,19,1 9,5,19,1,14 9,5,19,1,14,4 9,5,19,1,14,4,15 9,5,19,1,14,4,15,20 08:00-10:00 13 13,2 13,2,23 13,2,23,5 13,2,23,5,9 13,2,23,5,9,16 13,2,23,5,9,16,3 13,2,23,5,9,16,3,19 08:00-10:00 4 4,15 4,15,21 4,15,21,3 4,15,21,3,16 4,15,21,3,16,12 4,15,21,3,16,12,8 4,15,21,3,16,12,8,17 08:00-10:00 16 16,3 16,3,17 16,3,17,7 16,3,17,7,10 16,3,17,7,10,13 16,3,17,7,10,13,2 16,3,17,7,10,13,2,22 10:00-12:00 3 3,16 3,16,17 3,16,17,10 3,16,17,10,7 3,16,17,10,7,2 3,16,17,10,7,2,13 3,16,17,10,7,2,13,22 10:00-12:00 6 6,11 6,11,18 6,11,18,15 6,11,18,15,4 6,11,18,15,4,8 6,11,18,15,4,8,12 6,11,18,15,4,8,12,21 10:00-12:00 10 10,7 10,7,22 10,7,22,9 10,7,22,9,5 10,7,22,9,5,11 10,7,22,9,5,11,6 10,7,22,9,5,11,6,19 10:00-12:00 15 15,4 15,4,21 15,4,21,14 15,4,21,14,1 15,4,21,14,1,5 15,4,21,14,1,5,9 15,4,21,14,1,5,9,20 12:00-14:00 4 4,15 4,15,21 4,15,21,12 4,15,21,12,8 4,15,21,12,8,9 4,15,21,12,8,9,5 4,15,21,12,8,9,5,24 12:00-14:00 16 16,3 16,3,17 16,3,17,7 16,3,17,7,10 16,3,17,7,10,13 16,3,17,7,10,13,2 16,3,17,7,10,13,2,22 12:00-14:00 12 12,8 12,8,24 12,8,24,1 12,8,24,1,14 12,8,24,1,14,4 12,8,24,1,14,4,15 12,8,24,1,14,4,15,20 12:00-14:00 13 13,2 13,2,23 13,2,23,6 13,2,23,6,11 13,2,23,6,11,16 13,2,23,6,11,16,3 13,2,23,6,11,16,3,18 14:00-16:00 11 11,6 11,6,18 11,6,18,2 11,6,18,2,13 11,6,18,2,13,10 11,6,18,2,13,10,7 11,6,18,2,13,10,7,23 14:00-16:00 14 14,1 14,1,20 14,1,20,8 14,1,20,8,12 14,1,20,8,12,15 14,1,20,8,12,15,4 14,1,20,8,12,15,4,24 14:00-16:00 2 2,13 2,13,23 2,13,23,11 2,13,23,11,6 2,13,23,11,6,9 2,13,23,11,6,9,5 2,13,23,11,6,9,5,18 14:00-16:00 8 8,12 8,12,24 8,12,24,5 8,12,24,5,9 8,12,24,5,9,14 8,12,24,5,9,14,1 8,12,24,5,9,14,1,19 16:00-18:00 1 1,14 1,14,20 1,14,20,9 1,14,20,9,5 1,14,20,9,5,12 1,14,20,9,5,12,8 1,14,20,9,5,12,8,19 16:00-18:00 5 5,9 5,9,19 5,9,19,13 5,9,19,13,2 5,9,19,13,2,7 5,9,19,13,2,7,10 5,9,19,13,2,7,10,23 16:00-18:00 3 3,16 3,16,17 3,16,17,4 3,16,17,4,15 3,16,17,4,15,1 3,16,17,4,15,1,14 3,16,17,4,15,1,14,21 16:00-18:00 7 7,10 7,10,22 7,10,22,16 7,10,22,16,3 7,10,22,16,3,6 7,10,22,16,3,6,11 7,10,22,16,3,6,11,17 18:00-20:00 10 10,7 10,7,22 10,7,22,3 10,7,22,3,16 10,7,22,3,16,11 10,7,22,3,16,11,6 10,7,22,3,16,11,6,17 18:00-20:00 15 15,4 15,4,21 15,4,21,6 15,4,21,6,11 15,4,21,6,11,14 15,4,21,6,11,14,1 15,4,21,6,11,14,1,18 18:00-20:00 9 9,5 9,5,19 9,5,19,10 9,5,19,10,7 9,5,19,10,7,2 9,5,19,10,7,2,13 9,5,19,10,7,2,13,22 18:00-20:00 14 14,1 14,1,20 14,1,20,15 14,1,20,15,4 14,1,20,15,4,8 14,1,20,15,4,8,12 14,1,20,15,4,8,12,21 20:00-22:00 12 12,8 12,8,24 12,8,24,4 12,8,24,4,15 12,8,24,4,15,1 12,8,24,4,15,1,14 12,8,24,4,15,1,14,21 20:00-22:00 7 7,10 7,10,22 7,10,22,16 7,10,22,16,3 7,10,22,16,3,5 7,10,22,16,3,5,9 7,10,22,16,3,5,9,17 20:00-22:00 1 1,14 1,14,20 1,14,20,12 1,14,20,12,8 1,14,20,12,8,3 1,14,20,12,8,3,16 1,14,20,12,8,3,16,24 20:00-22:00 6 6,11 6,11,18 6,11,18,13 6,11,18,13,2 6,11,18,13,2,7 6,11,18,13,2,7,10 6,11,18,13,2,7,10,23 22:00-00:00 13 13,2 13,2,6 13,2,6,11 13,2,6,11,19 13,2,6,11,19,20 13,2,6,11,19,20,7 13,2,6,11,19,20,7,10 22:00-00:00 12 12,8 12,8,2 12,8,2,13 12,8,2,13,20 12,8,2,13,20,24 12,8,2,13,20,24,4 12,8,2,13,20,24,4,15 22:00-00:00 15 15,4 15,4,6 15,4,6,11 15,4,6,11,21 15,4,6,11,21,18 15,4,6,11,21,18,5 15,4,6,11,21,18,5,9 22:00-00:00 4 4,15 4,15,9 4,15,9,5 4,15,9,5,21 4,15,9,5,21,19 4,15,9,5,21,19,1 4,15,9,5,21,19,1,14

FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY HIGH POSSIBILITY OF LOAD SHEDDING TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 STAGE 5 STAGE 6 STAGE 7 STAGE 8 00:00-02:00 8 8,12 8,12,11 8,12,11,6 8,12,11,6,20 8,12,11,6,20,22 8,12,11,6,20,22,5 8,12,11,6,20,22,5,9 00:00-02:00 10 10,7 10,7,2 10,7,2,13 10,7,2,13,22 10,7,2,13,22,23 10,7,2,13,22,23,11 10,7,2,13,22,23,11,6 00:00-02:00 6 6,11 6,11,16 6,11,16,3 6,11,16,3,18 6,11,16,3,18,24 6,11,16,3,18,24,10 6,11,16,3,18,24,10,7

02:00-04:00 13 13,2 13,2,7 13,2,7,10 13,2,7,10,24 13,2,7,10,24,23 13,2,7,10,24,23,16 13,2,7,10,24,23,16,3 02:00-04:00 5 5,9 5,9,12 5,9,12,8 5,9,12,8,19 5,9,12,8,19,24 5,9,12,8,19,24,4 5,9,12,8,19,24,4,15 02:00-04:00 13 13,2 13,2,15 13,2,15,4 13,2,15,4,19 13,2,15,4,19,23 13,2,15,4,19,23,14 13,2,15,4,19,23,14,1 Refer to the Interactive Map for your 04:00-06:00 5 5,9 5,9,15 5,9,15,4 5,9,15,4,19 5,9,15,4,19,21 5,9,15,4,19,21,14 5,9,15,4,19,21,14,1 04:00-06:00 11 11,6 11,6,3 11,6,3,16 11,6,3,16,17 11,6,3,16,17,18 11,6,3,16,17,18,10 11,6,3,16,17,18,10,7 04:00-06:00 10 10,7 10,7,5 10,7,5,9 10,7,9,5,21 10,7,9,5,21,22 10,7,9,5,21,22,6 10,7,9,5,21,22,6,11 Suburb/Block schedule on our website 06:00-08:00 3 3,16 3,16,17 3,16,17,10 3,16,17,10,7 3,16,17,10,7,12 3,16,17,10,7,12,8 3,16,17,10,7,12,8,22 06:00-08:00 15 15,4 15,4,21 15,4,21,5 15,4,21,5,9 15,4,21,5,9,14 15,4,21,5,9,14,1 15,4,21,5,9,14,1,19 06:00-08:00 1 1,14 1,14,20 1,14,20,3 1,14,20,3,16 1,14,20,3,16,2 1,14,20,3,16,2,13 1,14,20,3,16,2,13,17 www.durban.gov.za 08:00-10:00 1 1,14 1,14,20 1,14,20,11 1,14,20,11,6 1,14,20,11,6,9 1,14,20,11,6,9,5 1,14,20,11,6,9,5,18 08:00-10:00 7 7,10 7,10,22 7,10,22,13 7,10,22,13,2 7,10,22,13,2,6 7,10,22,13,2,6,11 7,10,22,13,2,6,11,23 08:00-10:00 8 8,12 8,12,24 8,12,24,4 8,12,24,4,15 8,12,24,4,15,7 8,12,24,4,15,7,10 8,12,24,4,15,7,10,21 10:00-12:00 12 12,8 12,8,24 12,8,24,2 12,8,24,2,13 12,8,24,2,13,3 12,8,24,2,13,3,16 12,8,24,2,13,3,16,23 10:00-12:00 14 14,1 14,1,20 14,1,20,8 14,1,20,8,12 14,1,20,8,12,15 14,1,20,8,12,15,4 14,1,20,8,12,15,4,24 10:00-12:00 2 2,13 2,13,23 2,13,23,6 2,13,23,6,11 2,13,23,6,11,1 2,13,23,6,11,1,14 2,13,23,6,11,1,14,18 12:00-14:00 9 9,5 9,5,19 9,5,19,4 9,5,19,4,15 9,5,19,4,15,1 9,5,19,4,15,1,14 9,5,19,4,15,1,14,21 12:00-14:00 6 6,11 6,11,18 6,11,18,16 6,11,18,16,3 6,11,18,16,3,7 6,11,18,16,3,7,10 6,11,18,16,3,7,10,17 12:00-14:00 7 7,10 7,10,22 7,10,22,5 7,10,22,5,9 7,10,22,5,9,8 7,10,22,5,9,8,12 7,10,22,5,9,8,12,19 14:00-16:00 10 10, 7 10,7,22 10,7,22,3 10,7,22,3,16 10,7,22,3,16,2 10,7,22,3,16,2,13 10,7,22,3,16,2,13,17 14:00-16:00 5 5,9 5,9,19 5,9,19,15 5,9,19,15,4 5,9,19,15,4,8 5,9,19,15,4,8,12 5,9,19,15,4,8,12,21 14:00-16:00 3 3,16 3,16,17 3,16,17,1 3,16,17,1,14 3,16,17,1,14,6 3,16,17,1,14,6,11 3,16,17,1,14,6,11,20 16:00-18:00 11 11,6 11,6,18 11,6,18,1 11,6,18,1,14 11,6,18,1,14,4 11,6,18,1,14,4,15 11,6,18,1,14,4,15,20 16:00-18:00 13 13,2 13,2,23 13,2,23,7 13,2,23,7,10 13,2,23,7,10,16 13,2,23,7,10,16,3 13,2,23,7,10,16,3,22 16:00-18:00 4 4,15 4,15,21 4,15,21,8 4,15,21,8,12 4,15,21,8,12,5 4,15,21,8,12,5,9 4,15,21,8,12,5,9,24 18:00-20:00 2 2,13 2,13,23 2,13,23,12 2,13,23,12,8 2,13,23,12,8,10 2,13,23,12,8,10,7 2,13,23,12,8,10,7,24 18:00-20:00 8 8,12 8,12,24 8,12,24,14 8,12,24,14,1 8,12,24,14,1,5 8,12,24,14,1,5,9 8,12,24,14,1,5,9,20 18:00-20:00 6 6,11 6,11,18 6,11,18,2 6,11,18,2,13 6,11,18,2,13,3 6,11,18,2,13,3,16 6,11,18,2,13,3,16,23 20:00-22:00 4 4,15 4,15,21 4,15,21,9 4,15,21,9,5 4,15,21,9,5,11 4,15,21,9,5,11,6 4,15,21,9,5,11,6,19 20:00-22:00 16 16,3 16,3,17 16,3,17,6 16,3,17,6,11 16,3,17,6,11,13 16,3,17,6,11,13,2 16,3,17,6,11,13,2,18 20:00-22:00 5 5,9 5,9,19 5,9,19,7 5,9,19,7,10 5,9,19,7,10,4 5,9,19,7,10,4,15 5,9,19,7,10,4,15,22 22:00-00:00 16 16,3 16,3,14 16,3,14,1 16,3,14,1,18 16,3,14,1,18,17 16,3,14,1,18,17,13 16,3,14,1,18,17,13,2 22:00-00:00 1 1,14 1,14,4 1,14,4,15 1,14,4,15,20 1,14,4,15,20,21 1,14,4,15,20,21,12 1,14,4,15,20,21,12,8 22:00-00:00 8 8,12 8,12,14 8,12,14,1 8,12,14,1,20 8,12,14,1,20,17 8,12,14,1,20,17,11 8,12,14,1,20,17,11,6

SUBURBS AND THEIR RELEVANT BLOCKS

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Berkshire 24 Dawncliffe 10 Isipingo Beach 22 Kwamakhuta 16 Mozambique-B 10 Watervalpark 14 Heights Maydon Wharf 15 Umlazi-Q 7 Ak 12 Downs Goqokazi 3 Langalibalele 3 Ntuzuma-B 3 Quadi South 2 8 Savannah Park 2 Starwood 1 Umhlanga 9 Dawncrest 10 Esidweni 7 Isipingo Hills 3 Kwamashu-A 3 North (West) Waterways 4 Castlehill 11 Mpola 10 Ridge West Albany 8 Berrell 8 Grangetown 4 Lenham 17 Sea Cow Lake 11 Stockville 10 Dawncrest 4 Esplanade 15 Kwamashu-A 17 Maydon Wharf 13 Ntuzuma-C 3 Umlazi-R 4 Watsonia 4 Besters 3 Cato Manor 2 Isipingo Hills 4 Mshayazafe 3 Quarry Heights 4 Umhlanga 9 Albinia 8 North Grayleigh 10 North Lindelani-D 3 South Sea View 2 Stonebridge 1 (East) Essenwood 14 West Ntuzuma-E 3 Rocks Welbedagt East 6 Beverley Hills 10 Cave Rock 15 Mshazi 8 Alverstone 8 Desainager 4 Greenbury 17 Kwamashu-B 3 Lindley 3 Mdumezulu 16 Queensburgh 2 Sea View 20 Stop 8 3 Umlazi-R 7 North Essenwood 5 Isipingo Rail 3 Ntuzuma-F 3 Umhlanga 16 Caversham 19 North Mshazi Skham- 8 Industrial (West) Welbedagt 10 Amalanga 3 Dimane 8 North Kwamashu-C 3 Litchie Farm 4 Melk Houte 11 Queensburgh 17 Sugarcaneland 4 West Beverley Hills 2 Glen Island View 13 bane Ntuzuma-G 3 West Greenbury 1 Industrial Selection 4 Umlazi-S (East) 4 Amanzim- 4 South Doon Heights 16 Everest Heights 4 Kwamashu-D 3 Longcroft 1 Memorial Park 2 Umhlatuzana 6 Cbd East 15 South Itshehlophe 16 Mulberry Park 2 Ntuzuma-H 3 Beach Sunford 1 Wentworth 13 nyama Queensmead 17 Bhambayi 17 Doonside 16 Kwamashu-E 3 Lotus Park 3 Merebank East 21 Umkumbaan 13 Umlazi-T 4 Cbd North 12 Ezakhiweni 8 Greenwood 11 Iziko Road 16 Musgrave 14 Nungwane 7 Industrial Senzokuhle 3 Sunningdale 9 Wentworth 20 Amanzimtoti 16 (East) Bhambayi 3 Dubes Land 1 Park Kwamashu-E 17 Lotusville 4 Umlazi Mission 4 West Cbd South 12 Ezinyathini 10 Izwelisha 7 Merewent 20 Mwamine 4 Oaklands 4 Rainham 1 Sgubudwini 10 Surya Heights 4 Amaoti 1 North A (East) West Dubes Land 3 Greyville North 12 Lovu 16 Umlazi-T 7 Wesely Stables 4 Cbd West 15 Ezimangweni 3 Jacobs 20 Mgangeni 3 Mzomuhle 1 Ocean View 13 Red Hill 11 Shallcross 2 Sydenham 14 Amaoti Cuba 1 West Kwamashu-F 3 Umlazi-A 4 (West) Bhekulwandle 16 Lower Angola 1 Westcliff 6 Chatsworth 6 Mzomusha 17 Old Fort 12 Shallcross 6 Tafula Inanda 3 Amaoti-E 1 Duffs Road 11 Ezimbokod- 16 Greyville South 15 Jacobs North 13 Kwamashu-F 17 Mgangeni-1 3 Red Hill 18 (East) Umlazi-T 7 Birchwood 10 Town Centre weni Industrial South Westham 1 Joe Slovo 6 North Lower Manaza 3 Missionlands 23 Nagina 10 Old Mutual 1 Tanzania 1 Umlazi-Aa 7 (West) Amatata 3 Park Durban Airport 22 Grosvenor 13 Chelmsford 4 Ezimpisini 10 Redcliffe 4 Shastri Park 1 (West) Westmead 19 Karridene 16 Kwamashu-G 3 Lower Molweni 8 Mithangar 4 Namibia 1 Olwambeni 10 Tea Estate 4 Umlazi-U 7 Amatikwe 3 Blackburn 9 Heights Grove End 1 Durban Beach 15 Ezinyathini 7 Redcliffe Com- 4 Sherwood 14 Umlazi-B 4 (West) Westrich 11 Estate Kenville 11 Kwamashu-H 3 Mkhazana 7 Namibia-C 10 Orient Hills 3 The Wolds 5 Amawothi 1 Chelmsford- 8 Front Gunjini 4 Luganda 10 munity (East) Fairbreeze 4 Shongweni 8 Umlazi-V 4 Westridge 13 Blackburn 9 ville Kharwastan 6 Kwamashu-H 17 Mkholombe 8 Nazareth 10 Ottawa 1 Thornwood 10 Amawoti-E 1 Earlsfield 11 Gwala 23 Lusaka 1 Redcliffe 23 Umlazi-Bb 7 (East) Village North Padfield Park 8 Shongweni 8 Westville 10 Chiltern Hills 10 Fairbreeze 23 Klaarwater 2 Mobeni 6 New City 16 Industrial Tin Town 8 (West) Amawoti-F 1 Eastbury 1 Hambanati 4 Lusaka 1 1 Resources Umlazi-W 4 Blackhurst 2 Kwamashu-J 3 Heights Whetstone 1 Christianburg 5 Industrial Kloof 8 New Germany 5 Palmiet 10 Tollgate 8 (East) Angola Block-E 10 Ebhodini 16 Village Lusaka 2 1 Redfern 1 Shulton Park 16 Umlazi-C 4 Bonela 13 Kwamashu-K 3 Whitehouse 1 Cibane 3 Farningham 2 Kontinga 8 Mobeni North 20 New Germany 24 Palmview 1 Tollgate South 8 (East) Umlazi-W 7 Ediphini 8 Harbour 15 Lusaka 10 Regency Park 10 Silverglen 6 Bothas Hill 8 Ridge Kwamashu-L 3 Industrial (West) Wiggins 13 Arena Park 6 Claire Estate 10 Section Krantzkloof 8 Block-D Mobeni South 21 Panorama Park 16 Tongaat Beach 4 Umlazi-Cc 7 Havenside 6 Sinqobile 10 Briardale 11 Flamingo 4 Kwamashu-L 17 Newcentre 11 Rural (West) Umlazi-Y 7 Windermere 5 Armstrong Hill 3 Clairwood 20 Egwadeni 8 Kruisfontein 4 Luthele 8 Mobeni West 21 Reservoir Hills 10 Heights Hawaan 16 North Paradise Valley 2 Siphumelele 5 (West) Section Newlands 11 Tongaat 4 Umlazi-D 4 Windermere 12 Ashley 5 Briardene 18 Clare Hills 14 Kwadabeka 5 Mabedlane 8 Mocambique 1 Reunion 22 Folweni-A 7 Hazelmere 4 Kwa mashu-M 3 Parkgate 1 Sithundu Hills 10 Central (East) Umlazi-Z 7 South Ehlanzeni 7 Newlands East 11 Astra Park 16 Bridge City 17 Clayfield 1 Kwadabeka Sp 5 Madiba Valley 10 Molweni 8 Rhemia 16 (West) Folweni-B 7 Herrwood 4 Kwa-mashu-M 17 Parkhill 11 Siyanda 3 Tongova Mews 4 Umlazi-D 7 Winklespruit 16 Etafuleni 3 Newsel Beach 4 Athlone East 11 Brighton Beach 13 Clermont 5 Kwadabeka-A 5 North Madundube 7 Montclair 21 Ridgeview 2 (West) Umngeni 8 Folweni-C 7 Highland Hills 2 Parkhill Indus- 18 Somerset Park 9 Treasure Beach 13 Winston Park 8 Ekuphakameni 3 Montford 6 Athlone Park 16 Coedmore 2 Kwadabeka-B 5 Kwamashu-N 3 Magaweni 4 Newtown 3 trial Riet Rivier 1 Umlazi-Dd 7 Umshinini East 2 Brindhaven 4 Forest Haven 1 Hillary 2 South Beach 15 Woodhurst 6 Moorton 2 Trenance 1 (West) Athlone West 18 Coffee Farm 10 Emachobeni 3 Hillcrest 8 Kwadabeka-Ba 5 Kwamashu-P 3 Mahlabathini 8 Newtown-B 3 Parlock 11 Risecliff 6 Broadway 9 Forest Hills 8 Southgate 1 Manor Umshinini 10 Woodlands 6 Moorton East 6 Umlazi-E 4 Atholl Heights 10 North Congella 23 Emagezeni 8 Hillcrest Park 8 Kwamashu-Q 17 Mahogany 19 Ngcolosi 8 Part Bellair 2 Riverdene 11 West Forest Hills 5 Kwadabeka-C 5 Southgate 17 Trenance Park 4 (East) Woodlands 21 North North Ridge Moriah 1 Austerville 20 Broadway 11 Emahlabathini 16 South Hilldene 8 Ngonweni 3 Peter Road 11 Riverhorse 18 North Ungendwa 16 Industrial Kwadabeka-D 5 Trurolands 4 Umlazi-F (East) 4 South Congella 13 Kwamgaga 7 Maidstone 23 Morningside 5 Valley Avoca 11 Fosaville 11 Hillgrove 11 Nhlungwane 3 Phoenix 17 Southridge 4 University 13 Woodside 10 Brookdale 1 South Emangabazini 8 Kwadabeka-E 5 Malaba Hills 4 Industrial Riverhorse 11 Tshelimnyama 10 Umlazi-G 4 Avoca Hills 11 Fynnlands 13 Kwandengezi 10 Moseley Park 2 Upper Amao- 1 Hippo Road 11 Nigeria 1 Valley West Soweto 3 (East) Woodview 1 Buffels Bosch 6 Congo 8 Emansense- 10 Kwadabeka-F 5 Malagazi 3 Phoenix Indus- 1 Umbhayi 4 tana Baphehli 16 Gandhis Hill 4 Kwandengezi-A 10 Motala Heights 19 ni-A Hospital Hill 4 Nirvana Hills 2 trial South Riverside 4 Sparks 14 Umlazi-G 7 Wyebank 5 Buffels Bosch 2 Cordoba 4 Kwadabeka-G 5 Malukazi 3 Umbilo 23 Upper Uku- 3 Barns 4 Gardens Gardenpark 10 Illovo Beach 16 Kwanqetho 8 Nkangala 8 Springfield 5 (West) Yellowwood 6 North Emansomini 7 Kwadabeka-H 5 Motalabad 5 Phola Mission 3 Riverview Park 4 Umbilo East 13 manaza Malvern 2 Park Bayhead 21 Cornubia 16 Genazano 4 Illovo Glen 16 Kwantamnten- 10 Nkomokazi 7 Springfield 14 Umlazi-H 7 Buffels Draai 4 Emaplazini 3 Kwadabeka-I 5 Mount Edge- 1 Phumphele 2 Riverview Park 23 Umbogintwini 16 Valdin Heights 4 gayo Mambha 1 Flats (West) Yellowwood 21 Bayhead North 13 Cottonlands 4 Ghandinager 4 Illovu 16 combe Nkwali 16 Industrial Buffelsdale 4 Stores Pinetown East 24 Umbogintwini 22 Van Riebeeck 13 Park Industrial Kwadabeka-Ia 5 Kwasondela 8 St Helier 8 Umlazi-J 7 Cottonlands 23 Embo 8 Gillitts 8 Imbozamo 3 Mount Edge- 1 Nogxaza 8 Riyadh 4 Industrial Park Bulbul 6 Marian Park 10 Pinetown 19 (West) Zambia 1 Bayview 6 Industrial Kwadabeka-J 5 Kwasunduz- 16 combe Estate St Wendolins 2 Embo 8 Glen Anil 1 Inanda Congo 3 North Beach 12 North Rockford North 1 Umbumbulu 7 Vanrova 4 Bulwer 14 Marianheights 10 Ridge East Umlazi-K 7 Zilweleni 10 Beach 12 Cowies Hill 5 Kwakhabazela Kwadabeka-K 5 wayo Mount Edge- 9 Glen Anil East 9 Inanda Glebe 3 Northcroft 1 Pinetown West 5 Umdhloti 23 (West) Verulam 4 Burbreeze 23 Kwatiba 4 Mariann In- 19 combe Estate Rockford South 17 St Wendolins 10 Zimbabwe 1 Beachwood 9 Crestholme 8 Embokodwe 3 Kwadabeka-L 5 Heights Glen Anil West 18 Inanda Nu 3 dustrial Park East Northdene 2 Pineview 10 Ridge West Umlazi-L 7 Verulam 23 Burlington 17 La Lucia 9 Zwelibomvu 10 Bellair 2 Crestview 8 Emkhazini 7 Rossburgh 20 Umdloti Beach 4 (West) Industrial Heights Glenashley 9 Inanda-A 3 Kwadabeka-R 5 Mariannhill 10 Mount Edge- 1 Northdene 17 Point 15 St Winifreds 16 La Mercy 4 Belmont 4 Croftdene 6 Emona 4 combe North Industrial Rouken Glen 10 Umgababa 8 Umlazi-M 7 Virginia 9 Campsite 11 Glenhills 9 Inanda-B 3 Kwadabeka-S 5 Marianridge 10 Prestondale 16 Barracks Stamford Hill 5 (West) Crossmoor 6 Emsahweni 16 La Mercy 4 Mount More- 4 Nqobane 10 Rydalvale 1 Warner Beach 16 Canelands 4 Glenmore 13 Kwadabeka-T 5 Maromeni 8 Prospect Hall 11 North Umgeni 8 Belvedere 8 Airport land ETHEKWINI LOAD SHEDDING SCHEDULE

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A TEAM of eco-organisations took to the Durban coastline on Saturday, 28 November to do a major clean-up. Speaking about the event, Victoria Soutar from One Change SA, said the event was created for the joining of hands in the City of Durban. “We aimed to encourage everyday citizens to adapt ‘one change’ in their everyday lives that will contribute to a brighter, cleaner future for our city. The event aimed at shedding light on the incredible work done by local environmental-based organisations and local heroes making a change in our city. Durban is bursting with potential, these local organisations deserve the support from the public,” she said. The community pitched in to help make a diﬀ erence, along with the various Durban-based environmental organisations to blitz the beachfront in an eﬀ ort to clean up plastic pollution and build awareness around the harmful events plastic waste has on the Noloyiso, Tumaini, Indiphendiphe and Amani Walingo get ready to clean-up Suncoast Beach. environment. Jennifer Rigby and Claudia SStencel.

Shawn Walker and Abdulla Mulla.

Phumlile Mlobeli andd Paulo and EEmilia Da Silva. Bukani Ndlovu. PHOTOSPHOTOS:: LLauren Walford

Take note This is the 94th article in an ongoing series that highlights the riches of Pigeon Valley, Sign up for coding bootcamp the urban nature reserve in the heart of Glenwood. INNOVATE Durban is games from scratch, Crispin Hemson forces someone to fi x the homes or care for make the greatest use of protected areas encouraging learners to develop problem solving the people. In no way does it provide the like game reserves. However, it was not the sign up for its coding skills, the basics of THIS column normally reports the riches resources needed to do that; if, in response poor who destroyed grasslands and forest bootcamp from 7 to 11 programming and game of Pigeon Valley, but today I present its to littering, the city employs people to clean for cane fi elds or coal mines or fi lled in December and 18 to 22 development, video game vulnerabilities, spurred by encountering this it up, it reduces the resources for housing marshes so factories could be built. Even January, half day. sprites and animation and sight. Of course, it is no more aff ected by and clinics. our enjoyment of nature often seems to The bootcamp is for how to add sound eff ects litter than any other area, but its unwelcome Ironically, the person or people who involve remarkably high carbon footprints Grade 4 to 12 learners to video games. presence so violates the sense of connection did this were probably there exactly that the poor can only dream of – lengthy and will cover various To fi nd out more, to nature that the reserve represents. So, I because they enjoy nature. So maybe their car trips, air fl ights and even cruises – and topics. email: nosipho@ did some thinking about what it means. actions can be seen as an expression of the use of fossil fuels is one of the greatest Learners can learn innovate.durban or People do manage to create powerlessness – we would like someone threats to birds and other natural life. If how to develop video contact 087 365 3131. rationalisations for littering, the most to provide us a natural environment, but it we wish to challenge littering, a degree of remarkable being that ‘you are creating is other people who protect it, not us. At humility is needed. jobs’. In reality, you are creating even more another level, I think destructive acts are a We need a fresh understanding of Support Christmas market work for people but not any jobs. South way of proclaiming the trauma and lack of development, one that starts from a sense Africa has no lack of work to be done, hope that pervades our society. of empathy and respect for all forms of THE community is on sale in the park but we lack the money to pay for the jobs I think middle-class people like myself life, and that addresses our needs for food, invited to the Bulwer (behind the KZNSA and systems needed. This is like knocking tend to blame the poor and working class housing and transport in ways that sustain Safety and Urban gallery) and the public are down houses or injuring people because it for littering. We are also the people who and do not diminish life. Regeneration Forum encouraged to go along (BSURF) Christmas and buy Christmas gifts. Community Market on Strict Covid-19 rules About the author Walk about Sunday, 13 December will apply and visitors Crispin Hemson chairs the Friends of Pigeon Valley, a group that The Friends have a monthly walk at 7.30am from noon to 5pm at must wear a mask. undertakes clearing of alien plants, keeps records of bird and on the second Saturday of each month. Bulwer Park. Contact Heather on mammal sightings and alerts management to any problems. Email: friendsofpigeon [email protected]. There will be unique, WhatsApp on 062 267 local, handmade products 6535. Friday, 4 December 2020 11 VISIT US FOR GREAT OPENING SPECIALS ON THE BIGGEST HOMEWARE RANGE

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Lupa Trio perform Beethoven

THE Lupa Trio play ensemble and solo musicians. that has been happening on Beethoven’s String Trios at St In this programme, the Sunday mornings at St Thomas Thomas Church, Musgrave Lupa Trio will perform two Church. Tickets can be booked Road on Sunday, 6 December of Beethoven’s String Trios, by contacting or sending a at 11am. in G major and in D major. WhatsApp to Aristide on 123 45678 Lupa Trio comprises three Beethoven composed his 076 159 5771 or emailing accomplished string players, three string trios in 1797 and [email protected]. Aristide du Plessis (cello), 1798 in Vienna. At the time of Tickets are R100 with 910 Ralitza Macheva (violin) and publication, the 28-year-old concessions of R80 for Annamaria D’Andrea (viola). Beethoven regarded the trios as pensioners and students and 11 They are musicians with the his best compositions. must be pre-booked before the KZNPO, as well as having This concert forms part of day. Covid protocols will be 12 13 14 distinguished careers as the popular chamber series observed. 15 16

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Christmas markets UMBILO congregational Church, 498 Bartle Road, will hold a mini Christmas market on Saturday, 5 December from 7am to 11am. On sale will be burgers, wors and steak rolls, bacon and egg rolls, crumpets and other refreshments, lucky dip, cakes, books and gifts. Ensure you wear a mask. Thabiso Goba Art (AFDA) graduate where she [email protected] majored in writing and directing. DURBAN and Coast SPCA She is also an actor and runs her is hosting a Christmas market own production company, Sinario at the SPCA, 2 Willowfi eld DURBAN based fi lmmaker, Creatives. Crescent, Springfi eld Park on Londiwe Shange (left), is in the “I am very good with concepts. Saturday, 5 December from running to win the Discovery Rise Conceptualising something 8am to 11am. competition for her short fi lm on paper and then executing Enjoy a fun morning, and get Pain to Ashes. it,” said Shange. “Most of the all your Christmas shopping “(The fi lm) is about a 17-year- stories that we tell, I try not to be done in one go - with a wide old young girl from Durban. Its conventional. We tell stories that variety of unique gifts to based on a true story because we are meaningful, impactful but still choose from as well as festive were paired up with children from entertaining.” decorations and refreshments. Save the Children South Africa,” While she wants to grow her The SPCA calendars, said Shange. company, Shange has personal featuring some of Durban's “The story is about herself, ambitions beyond the borders of most beautiful and amusing overcoming the harsh realities South Africa. pets will also be on sale at R130 of life at a very young age. She’s "I want to create a mentorship each. 17 at the moment, she started division for emerging fi lmmakers. Should you wish to have experiencing depression when What I struggled with was that I a stall at the market, contact she was 13. She doesn’t feel like didn't have a mentor which is very [email protected]. shshee gegetsts enouenoughg recognition from diffi cult because you fi nd yourself hherer parents ddespite her many not knowing where you going. Church breakfast attempts tto show them that Whereas if you have a mentor, sshehe is ccapablea of doing you got someone who can tell A FUNDRAISING breakfast momore.”re.” what you should, can and cannot will be held at Umbilo TTheh fi lm is currently do," she said. Methodist Church, 55 Bartle beibeingn screened on at The winner of the competition Road, Umbilo, on Saturday, 5 leastlea eight diff erent walks away with a video camera December from 8am. channelsch that fall worth R50 000, something any Cost is R30 per person, and underun Discovery. aspiring fi lmmaker wishes to have includes bacon, eggs, tomato, The multi-talented on their set. baked beans, toast and tea or Shange, 27, is an To vote for Londiwe Shange coff ee. A real bargain. Africa Film Drama SMS 4 to 060 070 2653. RSVP to 031 205 4558. 14 Friday, 4 December 2020 Book fair honours poet laureate

A TRIBUTE to Africa's Poet Laureate, Mazisi Kunene will headline the last Durban Book Fair (DBF) for the year from 4 to 6 December. "Professor Kunene is a literary icon of our continent. It is fi tting that we should host this honour on his 90th birth anniversary in the city of his birth," said DBF chairperson Zandile Qono- Reddy. The monthly book fair at Mitchell Park, now 0000 PLEASE DONATE 0210 0393 into its third year, is a volunteer programme to Bric a brac, Clothes, NOTICES Books ect to help with our ELECTRICIANS TV / VIDEO / AERIALS support Durban as a UNESCO world city of Cat Feeding Scheme. literature. Qono-Reddy added that UNESCO Ph: Jean 078 410 8714 or DENCAB had named Kunene Poet Laureate of Africa in 0002 Jackie 0733461773 REGISTERED COMMUNITY CARE AW008678 & LICENCED 1993. In 2005 he became South Africa's fi rst Installation & Repairs. poet laureate. He passed on a year later leaving 0100 Electrical Certificate AA MEETINGS for Home Sellers. a formidable body of work of which the epic St Marys Anglican Church, HOLIDAY Free Quotes. Emperor Shaka the Great written in IsiZulu is the 157 Kingsway, Toti ACCOMMODATION Contact Denis Wiehe most internationally acclaimed. The panel will Friday 18h30 - 19h30 031 4659875 Cell: Cheryldene 079 395 082 561 1737. Best prices include his wife, Mathabo Kunene who keeps his 9348. 0123 everytime. memory alive through a foundation promoting MX117252 24 HOURS. young people in literature. HOLIDAYS GENERAL AW008665 CARE AND SHARE Another literary great that will be remembered Donations of unused 0215 is the poet, novelist and educator Benedict Wallet school stationery / evening PLUMBERS dresses. Volunteers Vilakazi. "Dr BW Vilakazi was a pioneering needed. Ph 082 739 8946 fi gure in Zulu letters and the fi rst black South MX117254 A.T.L. PLUMBERS African to earn a PhD. DIAL A PRAYER. A free 24/7 0700 service to the community. Free Quotes MOTORING Confidentiality maintained. For all your plumbing 9.00am to 9.00pm. J3-16 needs Call: 072 845 2060. Contact : Jayden 0750 MX117256 074 051 4783 WANTED AW008657 LIFE LINE ITS OKAY TO 0200 ASK FOR HELP 0225 Violent crime trauma, rape, HOME IMPROVEMENTS GARDENING / stress, self-esteem. 031 312 2323 LANDSCAPING DV047073 0202 M.O.T.H. WOMEN`S HOME IMPROVEMENTS AUXILIARY, OFFERS loving care for the frail and 0400 aged. Contact Matron FOR SALE Taylor 031 201 4204 MX117257

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THE South Durban Community do not fall under the small scale fi shers Environmental Alliance (SDCEA) and cooperative, they are not recognised as the KZN Subsistence Fisherfolk Forum small scale/subsistence fi shers, rather as launched Cast Out: The Systematic recreational fi shers and therefore could not Exclusion of the KwaZulu-Natal fi sh. Subsistence Fishers from the Fishing For the thousands of fi shers who have Rights Regime in South Africa recently. been excluded from the small scale fi sher’s The policy brief, written by researchers cooperatives in the province, the lockdown Jackie Sunde and Kira Erwin for the level 5 regulations were a harsh blow. SDCEA and KZN Subsistence Fisherfolk These fi shers once again found themselves Forum 2020 gives the background of the cast out, at sea. Unable to fi sh to feed their plight of fi sherfolk in the province. families, many were desperate. On 26 March 2020 the President of "The Covid-19 lockdown has put a South Africa announced that South Africa spotlight on the exclusion of thousands will go into a nationwide lockdown like of fi shers. It has exposed the continuation many countries across the world to prevent of a racist, exclusionary approach to the rapid spread of Covid-19. Therefore, subsistence fi shers in KwaZulu-Natal that only essential workers could work. denies their Constitutional right to food This led to outcry from the poor of security, to their culture and to redress for South Africa who live from hand to mouth. past injustices," said Sherelee Odayar. The Minister of Environment, Forestry SDCEA decided to document the and Fisheries approached the National discussions of Covid-19 and the injustices Command Council and commercial fi shing of the past on fi shers of the province. and small-scale fi shing were declared Sunde and Erwin compiled the document, ‘emergency services’, exempting these which highlights the division and exclusion fi shers from sections of the lockdown of the existing fi shing policies, and makes regulations and enabling these fi sheries recommendations for a policy review. sectors to continue to fi sh. However, A copy of the full document is available because the subsistence fi shers of KZN at www.sdcea.co.za. Kira Erwin with the policy brief.

Have fun on the beer run with Crusaders

IT has been an annual event honour her and raise funds on Durban's running calendar for an NPO that fi ghts to have Code of Conduct and this year is no diff erent as rare diseases and congenital Berea Mail subscribes to the the Crusaders Running Club disorders recognised and Code of Ethics and Conduct are set to host a special Xmas treated," he explained. "This for South African Print and Beer Mile on Saturday, 12 year's event is much later Online Media that prescribes December. The event, now in in the year due to Covid-19 news that is truthful, accurate, fair and balanced. its fi fth year will raise funds and it's going to be a themed If we don’t live up to the for Rare Diseases South Africa Christmas run. However, Code, within 20 days of the and will act as a general participants can dress in date of publication of the fundraiser for the club. whatever they want. Once our material, please contact the Public Advocate at 011 484 The event is limited to a races are done, we will have 3612, fax: 011 4843619. specifi c number of entries live music." You can also contact our and Covid-19 regulations will Reeves explained the Case Officer on khanyim@ be adhered to and followed concept behind the race. ombudsman.org.za or lodge a complaint on our website: explained chairman of the "It’s a staged race, where www.presscouncil.org.za club, Mark Reeves. runners down a beer and then "The event is open to complete a 400 metres course anyone and everyone. Every around the club four times. Or year, we choose to do a there are other race options Publisher diff erent fundraiser for the including a team event. The Published by The Highway charity and this year we event is open to everyone and Mail Pty (Ltd) - a division of decided to raise funds for it’s just a great way to give CTP Limited; and printed Rare Diseases South Africa back to deserving charities by Highway Printers Pty for a cause close to our hearts. while also having an awesome (Ltd) 115 Escom Road, New Germany. All rights and One of the members of our time. We are encouraging reproduction of all reports, club lost her niece to a rare people to dress-up and get Crusaders Running Club members, Guy Wentworth-Hayne, Kelly Turton, Jenine De Meyer (with Gus) photographs, drawings and cancer and we wanted to involved,” Reeves said. and Dom Akal urge residents to support the club’s Xmas Beer Run on Saturday, 12 December. all materials published in this newspaper are hereby Race details reserved in terms of Section Entry fee 12 (7) of the Copyright Act No 96 of 1978 and any THE Crusaders Xmas Beer (4 x 400m and 2 ciders), Team from 4pm. Pre entries close on 7 4 Beer Mile men’s 2 Cider Mile amendments thereof. Mile takes place on Saturday, 12 event of four people (1 x 400m December. - Cost Pre-entry R120 - Cost Pre-entry R100 December at the club (Collegians and 1 beer each). There will be a DJ during the - On the day R150 - On the day R120 Bowling Club) 10 Stiebel Place, The races start at 12.30pm. day and a children's play area. Blue Lagoon. There is a free buff for all entries. There will also be a massage 4 Beer Mile ladies 4 Beer Mile relay There are three race options, 4 On the day, masks or buff s must be station. - Cost Pre-entry R120 - Cost Pre-entry R280 Audit Beer Mile men's and ladies race (4 worn. There will also be live music To enter contact Mark Reeves - On the day R150 - On the day R300 The distribution of this ABC x 400m and 4 beers), 2 Cider Mile and food stalls. Live music starts on 082 447 8325. newspaper is independently audited to the professional standards administrated by the Audit Bureau of Enter fi nal Friday pop up run Circulations of South Africa.

WITH the action of the Run Your City of charge, but runners do need to sign up designated venue or if we reach capacity, Bean. The colour theme will be pink. Series (RYCS) Heritage Day Virtual as numbers are limited to 70 runners to he/she is welcome to take part virtually. Sign up via the link: https://bit. Run still top-of-mind, event organisers adhere to government regulations. In other words, they can run anywhere, ly/2HPuDIn. Stillwater Sports are continuing the The ﬁ rst 50 entries (per run and per take photographs and share them to social All registered runners will receive a excitement with the launch of the Friday city) will receive a limited-edition RYCS media - Facebook: PUMASouthAfrica and results link to which they need to load 5K Pop Up Run Series powered by t-shirt. Durban10k and Instagram: their results manually. Runners can track PUMA. Runners who complete all four runs @pumasouthafrica and @Durban10k, their run either with a sports watch, ﬁ tness The Friday 5K Pop Up Run Series will stand a chance to win their share in with the hashtag #ForeverFaster tracker, their mobile phones or Strava. consist of four bi-weekly 5km runs that sponsor prizes. Runners who take part in #RunYourCity. Results will sit in a national leader board

will start and fi nish at a designated venue all four runs will receive a RYCS medal The fi nal Friday 5K Pop Up Run will (per run) on www.runyourcityseries.com. *$2$ in Durban. The venue location will be and headscarf after the fi nal run. be on 4 December, starting at 6.30am at Visit: https://runyourcityseries.com/ or ‘released’ closer to each run. Entry is free If a runner cannot make it to the the Durban Promenade, close to Bike and email: [email protected]. 16 Friday, 4 December 2020

From the greens

BEREA BC RESULTS of the Bob Jubber Chicken Run played on Wednesday, 25 November: winners: Bernaud Saul, Dave Stiles and Chris Ardendorff 2 + 2, runners-up: Dirk Roos, Rob Main-Baillie and Alan Giliat 2 + 1, raffl e winner: Ron King. Results From The Glenwood SuperSpar sponsored Mixed 4s played on Thursday, 26 November: overall winners: Colin Christensen, Dave Evans, Bev van der Westhuizen and Les Samoulian 4 + 13, 1st session: Liz Bird, Ian Drake, Sharon Saunders and Lorna Drake 2 + 14, 2nd session: Glen Dorrifi eld, Eve Godbeer, Chris van Rooyen and Gail van Wyk 2 + 7, raffl e winner: Brian Altern. Upcoming events: Berea Sponsored Mixed Drawn Trips to be played on Sunday, 6 December. Registration is at 8.30am for a 9am start. Cost is R25 per person which includes sponsored prizes, tea, coff ee and hot dogs. Dress code: Whites or club colours only. Wear a mask, take your sanitiser and don’t forget your bowls.

STELLA PARK BC PAST week’s results: Tuesday eThekwini CV Joint Specialist was won by Glen Dorrofi eld and Herbie Roux, runners up Mike Kleinhans and Ian Hein. Lucky draw winner was Marius van der Merwe. Wednesday Casadena Spur Chicken Run results: 1st: Debbie and Michelle Nortje, 2nd: Mike Look and Gavin Abrahams. Session winners: Keegan Bauristhene and Roger Boulle, Mike van der Merwe and Lloyd Milligan. Lucky draw: Roger Boulle. Friday Tullip Twilight: 1st: Jarred and Felicity Finestone, 2nd: Chad Wilson and Anthony Groenewald, 3rd: Lloyd Milligan and Dustyn Dyer. Lucky draw: Sheldon Hean. Nolands Revolving Trips: 1st: Wayne Former Sharks captain Wayne Fyvie, together with current Cell C Sharks Thomas Du Toit, Marius Louw and Ox Nche, showing off their Van Niekelen-Kuyper, Jarred and Keegan excellent fi tness levels at Kings Park Stadium in preparation for the inaugural Mr Price Foundation Challenge. Bauristhene, 2nd: Chad Wilson, Gary Moff at PHOTO: Mr Price Foundation/Pierre Tostee and Eddie Human, 3rd: Allen, Felicity and Travis Finestone, 4th: Stuart and Lloyd Milligan and Marc Rogers, 1st session: Des Hean, Janine Aan Den Toon and Mike Look, 2nd session: Tom Cloete and his team Gavin and Greg, 3rd session: Mally and Peter Hean and Pierre Langlois. Latest edition of the Disaster Management Act, 2020 regulations and amendments as well as Bowls SA Health and Safety Regulations apply.

Golf results FORMER Sharks captain and South African for Mr Price Foundation has been a 606km cycle together to make a diff erence in a young child’s Rugby Legend Wayne Fyvie, together with Cell ride with purpose, from Secunda to Durban over life, which is extremely special. My purpose ANY senior player with or without handicap C Sharks players Ox Nche, Thomas Du Toit and two days, to help break the cycle of poverty in life is to add value to people and that is why is welcome to join the vibrant over 55 golfers Marius Louw, have voiced their support for the and inequality in South Africa. Known as South I am involved in this type of initiative. If you on Monday mornings at Bluff Golf Course at inaugural Mr Price Foundation Challenge taking Africa’s toughest cycle ride, the endurance event can change one person’s life, you have made an 6.30am. place on 5 and 6 December. was limited to seasoned cyclists and athletes. impact.” There were 11 players on Monday this Taking to the fi eld at King’s Park Stadium However, due to the impact and restrictions “The work the Foundation does is amazing, week, and the winner was Kai on 37 points. earlier this week, they showed off their of the Covid-19 pandemic, it has evolved into and all to make our country better. It’s awesome No one managed a two club. physiques and fi tness levels, urging the public to a virtual ride, run or walk, opening up a world to see that it is not all about profi t. The Senior golfers are encouraged to join the take on the Challenge with purpose. of possibilities for everyone who would like to Foundation is ploughing back in and adding team every Monday. It is not necessary to be a The fundraising event in partnership with contribute to a worthy cause. value to people’s lives, which is great. Get out member of the Bluff Club. Green fees are R80 Comrades Marathon is hosted to raise awareness Fyvie, who participated in four previous Rides there and get involved,” added Fyvie. per player. and funds for the Mr Price Foundation’s said: “It’s awesome to be a part of something Run it or ride it by taking part in the Mr Price Contact Peter Riddle on 076 130 7436 or education and skills development programmes. where two local brands, Mr Price Foundation Foundation Challenge. Enter via: https://bit. email: [email protected]. For the past decade, the event known as the Ride and SPAR, as well as the Sharks, have come ly/33xnnZp.

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