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TESTING CENTREmarch planned for Friday>> ‘Protest has been necessitated by the failure of the Umdoni Municipality to take action’
SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]
THEUmzinto Testing Centre Action Com-mittee (Uteca) is calling for a protestmarch startingat 10amfromtheUmzin-
toTestingCentre to theANCUmzintoConstitu-ency office on Friday, 14 February.
This, it states in a press release, will be theprelude to intensifying action to achieve de-sireddevelopments.Utecaindicatesthatthein-tensificationofprotestactionhasbeennecessi-tated by the repeated failure of the Umdoni
Municipalitytotakethenecessaryactiontorec-tify a growing list of issues within its scope.
Inparticular,Uteca isdemanding thepriori-tisation of the removal of Xolani Saeed LuthulifromthepositionofmunicipalmanagerofUm-doni Municipality with immediate effect.
Therelease listsanumberofallegationsandachainofevents,stating:“It isonthesegroundsthat we are inviting all members of the publicand other stakeholders to be part of amarch toremoveMrXolani SaeedLuthuli from theposi-tion of municipal manager of the Umdoni Mu-nicipality. This call to remove him is informed
by the following facts—high level of incompe-tence and maladministration, lack of leader-ship and accountability, corruption and mal-practice.”
The press release concludes: “The decisiontohaveMrXolani SaeedLuthuli as amunicipalmanagerofUmdoniMunicipalitywasmerelyapoliticalonewithnootherconsideration,hencethe above mentioned problems. That is whythis march and other campaigning activitieswill bemade to lobby theAfricanNationalCon-gress to takeapoliticaldecisionofremovingMrXolani Luthuli from Umdoni Municipality.”
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Toti rivers‘cleaned up’>> Emphasis is on importance of conservation andrehabilitation of wetlands
SONJA NELL>>[email protected]
IN recognition of the World Wetlands Daycelebrated annually on 2 February, theeThekwiniMunicipalityParks,Leisureand
Cemeteries Department staff embarked on avarietyofactivities lastweek inaneffort toem-phasise the importance of conservation andrehabilitation of wetlands.
This isalso in linewith2014beingdeclaredtheUnitedNationsInternationalYearofFami-ly Farming.
OnFriday, 7February, themunicipal team,accompanied by community volunteers exe-cuted a clean-up campaign at Ilanda Wilds inAmanzimtoti.
“Our mission today is to tackle the Aman-
zimtoti River aswell as the Little AmanzimtotiRiver where we face challenges with hya-cinths. Besides removing these alien plants,we will also clean up litter,” said themunicipality’s Khumbuzile Lithuli.
The community, armedwithwaders, gum-boots, a hat, water bottle and old clotheswereprepared to get wet, muddy and grubby— allin the name of water conservation.
In view of the World Wetlands Day theme—WetlandsandAgriculture—activitiesstart-edwithstaff cleaningupthe lakeat thebotanicgardens on Monday, 3 February. They thencleaned the Umbilo Park pond, CavershemParadise Valley and the Umlaas River.
Thecampaignwasagreatsuccesswithstaffworking tirelessly to remove invasive waterplants and picking up litter.
PHOTO: SONJA NELLKhumbuzile Luthuli (left) and Basheshile Thusi from the eThekwini Municipality are part of theclean-up team.
PHOTO: SONJA NELLThe team removes alien vegetation along the Amanzimtoti River.
Umdoni businesschamber on track
SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]
THE Umdoni Business Chamber continuestoexpanditsactivitiesandstrengthenitsre-sources but “there’s still a way to go” sayspresident Sonny Saman.
He was addressing a meeting of mem-bers at the chamber’s offices at ScottburghLibraryonWednesday,29Januaryevening.The chamber dates back to before the ad-vent of the new South Africa 20 years agoand Saman points out that it all but fadedaway at that time.
“Wehavebeenable to slowlygrow it andmake itmorerepresentativeof thebusinesscommunity of our region, but there are stillmany businesses and business sectors thatare unrepresented or under represented.
“Like other institutions which speak forlarge components of the population, our ef-ficacy and influence is greatly dependentupon our size and spread across the rele-vant community. I appeal to the Umdonibusiness people to become involved andstrengthen their voice in the process.”
LookingatthepastyearSamanhadsomeprogress to report.
“We were able to facilitate some majorworkshops and presentations. Once again,IwelcomeCrookesBrothersandEllinghambecomingmembersduring the year and in-vite other local businesses to join them. Atthe same timewe need to speak formore ofthe SMMEs and the informal traders if weare to achieve out full capabilities. Hethanked theUmdoniMunicipality for againcoming to thepartywithan increasedgrantfor the year.
“It is a harsh fact of life that little can beachieved without resources.
“We have demonstrated our capacity tomake things happen with the integral partweplayedintheParkRynieIndustrialZone.Come help us to expand that achievementalong the R612 and the N2,” he said.
PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe Umdoni Business Chamber Executivecommittee (from left) Ian Lawrie (treasur-er), Imran Bux (deputy president), SonnySaman (president) and Ram Ramasar(secretary) and (front) Brij Brijraj(honorary member).
R102 gets ‘facelift’
SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]
AS the lifeline between many coastal towns, theR102 is important to most South Coasters. Add tothat that its godfather, the Provincial Departmentof Transport, is sealed in Pietermaritzburg, and thatit only responds occasionally, means that when itdoes, it is a pleasant surprise.
Such an occasion occurred last week with two ofthe most strategically placed potholes — outsidePenn Valley and at the R102-R612 crossroads at ParkRynie — were being fixed.
PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONA provincial road team repairs the recurringpothole at the Park Rynie crossroad.
Justice for rapist,murdererTHE Scottburgh Regional Court deemed thatSiyabonga Elvis Dube (30), Siyanda Mike Ndwand-we (30) and Mkhanyisi Selby Nguse (25) actedtogether when they raped Simangale Shange (21)between 10pm on 17 March 2012 and 5.30am, 18March 2012.
At 6.50am the Umkomaas SAPS found Shange’sbodyinthebushesnearthepumphouseinHullvalley,Umkomaas. She had been strangled.
All three were arrested soon after the crimes werecommitted. Nguse pleaded guilty to rape and wassentenced to 21 years’ imprisonment on 9 November,2012. His two co-accused pleaded not guilty andwere convicted of rape on Tuesday, 4 February forwhich they each received a 17-year sentence.
Ndwandwe was also convicted of murderingShange and was sentenced to 20 years’ imprison-ment, to run concurrently with the rape sentence.
The case was investigated by Detective WarrantOfficer Megan Moodley of the Umkomaas SAPS De-tective Service. — Supplied.
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SFISO Shinga (23) was convicted of themurder ofMuzi Ngongoma (24) and sen-tenced to 15 years’ imprisonment in the
Scottburgh Regional Court on 28 January. Hehad been arrested and charged with the mur-der after the victim was stabbed in the necknear the Jwayelani Store in Umzinto on 24March, 2013.
ThemurdercasewasinvestigatedbyDetec-tive Constable Tholisizwe ErasmusMbutho ofthe Umzinto SAPS Detective Service.
“A young man’s life was taken in a brutal
manner,” said Major General Thembi Ndlovu,the Port Shepstone SAPS cluster commander.
“We hope this sentence will make peoplerealise that there is no place for such violenceinsocietyandthatperpetratorswillbebroughtto book. We have increased stop-and-searchoperations throughout the Port Shepstonecluster and anyone found carrying dangerousweapons will be prosecuted.”
Ndlovu commended the investigating offic-er for the successful convictionandsentencingof the accused. — Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDetective Constable Tholisizwe Erasmus Mbutho successfully investigated the murder of MuziNgongoma.
Detective succeeds in jailing rapist
SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]
SOMETIMEbetweenThursday28OctoberandSunday 31 October 2010, 86-year-old Ramsa-cal Bagrathicwas suffocated in the bedroomofhis ParkRynie home, probably by a pillowoverhis face.
It has taken more than three years to bringone of his killers to book, and that was finallydoneatScottburghCourtonThursday,6Febru-ary, whenMagistrate S.S. Maboee, sitting withassessor Mngoma, convicted and sentenced40-year-old Tanzanian Ismael Juna to life formurder, plus 15 years’ for aggravated robbery.
The verdict was a triumph for DetectiveWarrant Officer Yurgen Moodley of the Scott-burghSAPSandhis teamaswell as stateprose-
kept. In his preliminary statement, he had de-nied going into the house at all. The state re-sponded that the curtainswere not kept in thatcupboard, but in another room.
The state also countered that the fingerprintwas“fresh”,almostcertainlyputtherebetween28 and 30 October 2010. Juna raised furtherdoubts about his claim not to speak or under-stand anything beyondpidginEnglish by relat-ing conversations with people with no know-ledge of his native Swahili.
The outcome of the case rested largely uponwhichofall theseconflictingassertionswas themostbelievable“beyondall reasonabledoubt”.
Themagistrate indicated that he found thatto be the state’s version and convicted Juna onboth counts.
PHOTO: SOURCEDIt has taken more than three years to bring a killer to book.
Cat-and-mouse murder testimony
THE bail application hearing for Ntuthuko WalterMnguni (32) and Zimisele Msani (21) in the caseagainst them for the alleged murder of ThobaniPhilani Shezi (21) of Malangeni has been set forFriday, 14 February.
The case follows the stabbing of RosevilleSecondary School Grade 12 pupil Thobani on 22January in which he was robbed of his cellphone.
Both accused are from Highflats and were arrest-ed in Durban to where they fled when the High-flats community made it clear they were not wel-come in their area.
The case is being investigated by DetectiveWarrant Officer Steyn Moonsamy of UmzintoSAPS Detective Service.
— Supplied
Bail application inalleged studentkilling
cutorPratishaJugnunden.Apart fromthedif-ficulties posed by the long gap between thecrime and the trial, the evidence was largelycircumstantial and prone to assumptions.
The outcome swung in the balance, de-pendent upon the reliability of the witnessesand the accused finally proved to be the lessreliable.
The keydeterminantwas fingerprint iden-tification. The accused’s print was on a cup-board door near Bagrathic’s body. He tried toexplain that away by saying he had gone intothe house somemonths before themurder, atBagrathic’s invitation, to discuss supplyingcurtaining. He claimed to have touched thecupboard door where spare curtains were
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What law?>> Driver aggrieved at traffic officer who queried choice of parking
SETON THOMPSON>>ucfeveronline.co.za
THIS car was found at around midday on 5February in almost the middle of WilliamsonRoad, Scottburgh opposite the municipal offices.
Therewasno signof adriver, but awomanap-peared about 10 minutes later and seemedsurprisedandsomewhataggrievedwhenshesawa traffic officerwhoqueriedher choice of parkingas there were two vacant parking places in frontof her vehicle.
The driverof this carouldn’t bebotheredto adhereto the law.PHOTOSETONTHOMPSON
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THELionsClubofScottburghpre-sented Alexandra Homes for theAgedwithachequeforR15 000on4 February,much to the delight ofMargie Stella, the home’s admin-istrator and its trustees.
Alexandra’s cold-storageroom,whichplaysakeyrole in thepreservation of perishable food-
stuffs,wasinurgentneedofrepair.The trustees did not have suffi-cientfundssotheyapproachedtheLions for help.“This is one of themany instances when the Scott-burgh Lions Club is able to assistourcommunityandmakeadiffer-ence,”saidLion’spresidentBernieOrth. — Supplied.
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ANYBODYcanmakeamistakebut the spelling of Dolphin issymptomatic of the project towhich it refers.Twoyears, andat a cost of at least R1 million,Ugu Municipality’s DolphinDrive pump station has beenstalled by errors and left liter-ally lying around.
We know that a new con-tractorhasbeenworkinghardon a related project in GrunterPlace, but all the cost and time
during the twoyearshasbeenwasted because they are go-ing to fill in the hole and startre-excavating.
What the new team mighthave forgotten is that theystated when they started inmid-2013 that “all concernedhope to hand over the com-pleted project bymid-2014 atthe latest”.
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POTHOLEPOTHOLEin front of municipality officesin front of municipality offices
Dear Fever,NO wonder the potholes in Scott-
burgh are not receiving attention. Thisbig pothole is directly outside the mu-nicipality offices in Williamson Street.
It’s been there for more than amonth and is obviously in clear view ofmunicipal officials every day.
ConcernedScottburgh
>> LAST Thursday of every month:dementia and Alzheimer’s supportgroup for families and carers. Com-pletely confidential. At the Scott-burgh Library from 9 am. Inquiries:Evelyn on 083 393 7275.>> Last Thursday of every month:Parents, families and friends of les-bians and gays (PFLAG) supportgroup meetings from 6pm to 7pmat the Amanzimtoti Library activi-ties room. Inquiries: 084 700 2536or e-mail [email protected]>> Last Saturday of every month.Pennington Peoples Market & CarBoot Sale at Relton Hall Penning-ton from 8am until 1pm. New trad-ers welcome. To book a table orspace for the car boot sale, contactRebecca or Lorraine on071 088 1341 or 039 975 3442.>> Dance Basics, a ballroom andLatin-American dance studio inDurban, is offering beginner class-es for the physically disabled. In-quiries: Janelle Yunnie on084 474 0531 or e-mail [email protected]>> Every Sunday a service is heldat the Sanctuary of the GreatWhite Light in Barrow Road, Um-komaas at 10am. All welcome. In-quiries: 031 903 8108.>> February 12: Scottburgh AfriFo-rum AGM at Scottburgh Town Hallat 6.30pm. All welcome.>> February 23: Aliwal Theatre, 45Bisset Street, Umkomaas Primary.Platform Jazz will perform at2.30pm. Tickets R100 per person,R90 for pensioners.>> March 9: Renee Beets will begiving an introductory talk onchakras at 11.30am at the Sanctu-ary of the Great White Light in Um-komaas. Beets will explain how tokeep your chakras aligned and thebenefits. We welcome the public aswell as our congregation. For moreinformation, contact Gayle on083 654 5261.>> May 13 and 14: Scottburgh HighSchool will be driving the SANi2Ccyclists cars down from Underbergto the school and is looking for li-cenced drivers for the event. Therewill be two shifts a day — 7.15amand 12.15pm. The programme: ar-rive at the school at 7.15am and12.15pm (not later), park your owncar in the grounds at the swimmingpool.Driverswillthenbetransport-ed to Underberg where the cars arewaiting. Drivers will be allocated acar and will then drive the carsdown in convoy, intending to beback at the school by 12.30pm and5.30pm. Should you be able to as-sist, contact Jose de Castro at theschool on 0399761223 with yourdetails and the shifts you wish todrive.
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Dear Fever,THE report under the above heading in
your 7 February issue refers. While I takeCouncillor Ntokozo Maphumulo’s com-ments about the rights of the local popula-tion with respect, I submit that he is miss-ing an important practical point. The tour-ists are not complaining about the localpeople being on the beachfront — they arecomplaining about the issue of unaccepta-ble behaviour by people on the beachfront.
If even a few people, locals or whoever,behave badly by getting drunk or druggedup, tourists will simply go to where that be-haviour does not happen. They are freeagents and can go where they like.
I understand that tourism is one of thetop two sources of local revenue, but I canpromise you that it will drain away if badbehaviour continues. So councillor, youhave to decide — do you want the touristsand the money they bring or do you wantthebadbehaviourwhichcostsyoumoney?
Make your decision and let everybodyknow where they stand. If you want thetourists and their money, you will need tokeep the bad “behavers” away, in whichcase, you will need police involvement be-cause drinkers and druggers normally be-have unacceptably, unless stopped.
Tom ScottScottburgh
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Dear Fever,WE would like to issue a warning
through the medium of your newspaper toanyone purchasing a KP Scarborough fish-ing reel at a “too good to be true price”.
Most ski-boat and surf anglers in Kwa-Zulu-Natal are familiar with KP Scarbor-ough reels which have been manufacturedsince 1958 by a family-owned business.
After a recent tip-off we have reason tobelieve that reels being sold at ridiculouslylow prices could be stolen goods.
All our reels are sold to reputablewholesalers and retailers. Should you haveany information in this regard, please con-tact the Umkomaas SAPS on039 978 1900.
Angler, Umkomaas
Warning tofishing-reelbuyers
Dear Fever,IN South Africa there are more than 20 motor car
manufacturers producing well over 300 differentmodels — from little run-arounds to the big 4x4s forthe blokes who are not sure about their wedding tack-le.
Every manufacturer must have a dealer networkand must hold billions of rands worth of spares forevery particular model as well as specialised work-shop personnel and equipment to tend to their makeof car. Just imagine if there was only one manufactur-er with many of the parts suitable for many models— engines, oil pumps, transmission components, wir-ing sets, brake items as well as many body compo-nents.
I bring this up as I’ve just discovered how much arear light unit would cost for my modest little motor— it is astronomical.
Common component quantities would increasedramatically at the factory bringing the unit pricedown — it’s the numbers game.
This should have the effect of lowering your insur-ance premiums quite dramatically.
No jobs would be lost as the industry would stillturn out the same number of cars, but would comprisemany common parts.
The system has communistic overtones for sure— it may encourage Comrade Blade to give up his fan-cy 7 series BMW — and save the taxpayer some money,after all he’s always thinking of ways to aid the poor.
Stop sniggering there.Ian Birtt
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THE conviction and sentencing of a man forthe murder and robbery of 86-year-old Ram-sacalBagrathicathisParkRyniehomeissomecomfort to his family and the community. Itis also cause for congratulations to the policeand prosecution.
However, it also suggests the need for adeeper reflection within our coastal commu-nity. In many countries, the elderly and vulner-able tend to be attracted to coastal villagesto live their twilight years, hopefully in peaceand calm and a warm climate and at relativelylow expense.
The Umdoni coast is no exception. This sit-uation is not unnoticed by the criminal ele-ment. Many elderly are independent, stickingto poorly protected homes and their con-cerned younger relatives have great difficultykeeping tabs on them.
They are often forgetful and sometimesvery gullible. All of this helps the criminals. Re-tirement homes and gated communities helpbut more are needed, especially at affordablelevels.
For the many on their own, the communityneeds to keep constant vigilance.
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Haar resumé is lank — te lank om alles waar-by sy betrokke was hier te noem. Wat wel uit-staan is dat Hantie en haar oorlede man Koos,voormalige skoolhoof van Port Natal Skool, ‘nnalatenskap op kultuurvlak en andersins in diegemeenskap gelaat het. Sy sê hulle was meeras net huweliksmaats — hulle was wat sy noem‘n “kollega- egpaar” wat saam betrokke was byverskeie kultuurprojekte.
“Dis oorweldigend om te sien hoeveelmense se lewens ‘n mens aangeraak het. Ek het‘n kort afskeidsboodskap op my Facebookprofiel geplaas en die terugvoer wat ek gekryhet, het my regtig diep geraak,” vertel sy.
Hulle het hul twee kinders grootgemaakmet ‘n liefde vir die kultuur en hul lewe lank ‘npassie gehad vir alle vorme van kultuur-beoefening. Saam het hul die gemeenskap ged-ien op kulturele gebied, plaaslik, provinsiaal enook nasionaal.
BehalwedatHantievakonderwyservirmus-iek was, het sy die Kuswag Musieksentrum in1998 gevestig, sy was betrokke by skoolkore,klavierbegeleiding vir talle geleenthede, washoofeksaminator vir KZN musiek vraestelle, het
op verskeie radegedien oor diejare, was lid vandie FAK en ATKV,sy en Koos wasmede fasiliteerd-ers van die jaar-likse Absa Kollig-kunstefees, hulleis benoem as“Vriende vanAardklop” en hetmenige toeken-nings ontvang virhul bydraes.
“Ek het ‘n vollewe gelei en ek isnou ‘n pensioen-trekker, maar ek isnog nie ‘n pen-
sioenaris nie. Daar lê nog ‘n opwindende tyd virmy voor. Ek gaan betrokke bly by verskeie ve-renigings en oorweeg kontrakwerk vir Suid-Afri-kaanse Komprehensie Assesseringsinstituut,maar my fokus gaan vir eers verskuif na mykinders en kleinkinders,” sê Hantie.
“My kinders het vir my ‘n boekie gekoop metdie naam “Ma se storie” waarin jy hoogtepunteen gunstelinge kan aanteken en sodoende dieverloop van jou lewe uitbeeld. Ek gaan hierdieprojek met geesdrif aanpak om ook op ‘n meerpersoonlike vlak ‘n naletenskap vir my kinderste laat.”
FOTO: VERSKAFHantie Kruger, musiekonderwyseres vanKuswag Skool en kul-tuurvegter tree af na44 jaar in die onder-wys.
Opwindende tyd lê nog voor
“UMA usuphelelwe wumdlandla woth-ando Vezi, vala le stolo sakho esingezan-si kwekhala, uyekele abantu bazenzeleizinto zabo. Ungazodlala ukuguga la,”kusho umfo kaNdosi, uNyikinyibhoxosincokola naye ngempelasonto.
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Ngibuza ukuthi owakuphi lo ‘ngqeqe’ozongitshela ukuthi kufanelengimthande nini, kanjani umkami, no-ma i ‘nsayizi’ yami. Nokho ngiyakhum-bula ngisemncane ukuthi ngake ngazih-lanyisa kancane ngaloValentine’s Day
ndini, okuthe ngokuhamba kwesikhathingabona sengathi ngiyabhayizangawushiya phansi. Ngiyawazi nomlan-do walo lolu suku olusukela kulowo St.Valentine wodumo. Kodwa kuhambekwahamba ngazibuza ukuthi pho ngix-huma kuphi mina wako ‘Vezi ngokuvezaabantu, mina wakoNdlela ezimlombo-lombo, oDweba abadweba endleleni,imamba yathi iyeqa yakhoshobala’.
Akulona yini iqiniso ukuthi isith-andwa sakho kufanele usithande ngasosonke isikhathi, hhayi ngaloValentinakuphela. Abanikazi bezitolo bazohlekabodwa ngalolu suku ngoba kuzomo-shwa ezinkulu izimali lezi, abantu be-bangisana ngezinto ezinemibala ebom-vu ngoba befuna ukuba sesitayeleni no-ma befuna ukubonakala ukuthi abasaliezintweni. Mhlambe ubeqinisile kan-cane uNyikinyibhoxo uma ethi ngidlala
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LOCAL duo Chanelle Botha(Warner Beach) and JasonHarris (Scottburgh) on Mon-
dayparticipatedinthenationalsurf-ing trial in Cape Town to determinetheSouthAfricanjuniorteamforthe2014 World Surfing Champion-ships, which will take place in Sali-nas, Ecuador between 29 Marchand 13 April.
Botha is no stranger to the na-tional trial and has received hergreenblazerandrepresentedSouthAfrica before. She said: “It is a hugehonour to represent South Africaand Ihavebeen fortunate enough togain experience on previous inter-national trips. I havebeen spendinga lot of time in the water preparingfor the trials and will be trying mybest to qualify again,” she said priorto the national trial.
Teal Hogg has already secured
her spot in the team by winning the 2013SouthAfricanChampionships.Othersurfersfrom KwaZulu-Natal that qualified for thenational trialareShaneSykes,SimoMkhize,NthandoMsibi, Richard Kidd, BevanWillis,Cana Foster and Sophie Bell. The final teamwillbeannouncedtowards theendofFebru-ary.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDChanelle Botha of Warner Beach is hopingto surf her way into the South African jun-ior team again.
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A STRONG group of South CoastCanoeClubpaddlerswill start the2014 Dusi canoe marathon fromCampsDrift,PietermaritzburgonThursday full of optimism due toanewandimprovedtrainingpro-gramme.
The group have, for the veryfirst year, introduced cross fittraining into their paddling re-gimeandareconfident itwillbearfruit over the course of the three-day race. This year is a K2 year,withWillieKunzandRoyDelhove(Dbatch),DylanBenseandDanielMuller-Nedebock (D batch), RudiBense and Shadrack Mkhize (Lbatch), Bruce Brauteseth andJosh Brauteseth (F batch) and Si-mon Heaver and Patrick McNeill(J batch) joining forces.
It’s a milestone year for clubchairmanKunzashe’sset tocom-pete in his 20th Dusi along withKingfisher Canoe Club stalwartDelhove, and the duo have theirsights set ongold. Speaking to theFever ahead of the race, Kunzsaid: “We are aiming for a win inour age category and a top 100 inK2,however,wehavestiffcompe-tition, particularly from the Capein Giel van Deventer and JT Bas-son, who if I am not mistaken,have both represented SA be-fore.”
Kunzbelievestheirexperienceas a team will outweigh the factthat they’ve been unable to traintogether consistently. “The factthat he is in Durban is not reallyaproblem.Wedidwell inour firstrace, the Ozzie Gladwin in earlyNovember, and won the grandmasters category. We then didverywell at the 50Miler andwonour age category.”
OfmoreconcernforKunzistheveterans’ niggling injuries goinginto the race. “I am confident ofmy paddling fitness but both Royand I have endured achilles/calfinjuries, so the running we willhave to manage on the day. Royrecently went for a cortisone in-
jection but he is confident that hewill perform.”
The exuberant pair of DylanBense and Muller-Nedebock areearmarked to spearhead theSouth Coast charge, but theyaren’t putting toomuch pressureon themselves. “In a way we’rescared to set goals because somuch can go wrong but we’reaiming for a top 100.We’ll just doourbestandwillbeecstatic to justfinish inagoodtimeandenjoytheadrenaline rush the whole waydown all the rapids,” said DylanBense.
He added their top 10 finish inthe Drak - in a near decade oldboat - served as a confidencebooster, and expects their brandnew boat to give them extra fire-power. “Daniel’s a very goodpad-dlerandrunnerandtoknoweachother’s limits has prepared usmentally to push harder in racesandgettheresultswewant.Myfa-ther sponsored us a new boatwhich we are grateful for; it’s alighter boat and we’re very com-fortable in it and are not lookingforward to getting it beaten byrocks.”
Dylan’s father Rudi and hispartnerMkhizehavethepotentialto secure a top placing. With 10and seven previous Dusis to theircredit, their experience - as wellas Rudi’s supreme fitness andMkhize’s brute strength - willserve them well.
“I thinkwewillhave lotsof fun.We chirp each other quite a lot soit’snotonlyabout theposition, it’salso about the fun.Wewould liketo earn a below 200 position orjust pip Dylan and Daniel, al-though that would mean theywould have had to have had acrash of sorts,” said Rudi.
Josh Brauteseth is making hisDusi debut and his partnershipwith cousin Bruce boasts a goodmixofyouthandexperience.Bothare good paddles and runners.Heaver and McNeill, in turn, arean experienced team and shoulddowell if theyaren’tboggeddownwith slow traffic.
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