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Educators back to school after department interdictBy Xpress Reporter

h e S o u t h A f r i c a n Democratic Teachers TU n i o n ( S A D T U )

eThekweni North Region or members from the Ilembe District, together with the Alliance, “war” of attrition with protests against District Director of the Ilembe Region: Thembinkosi Vilakazi proving futile after almost two weeks.

The ruling party in the African National Congress (ANC) Greater KwaDukuza Region and its local alliance partners, (the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) have also thrown their weight behind SADTU.

On Monday the Department of Education (DoE) secured an interdict which will enforce the “no work no pay” caveat if SADTU members continue with the strike.

“A court interdict was granted yesterday and Miss Vilakazi remains the district director in Ilembe,” said Muzi Mahlambe (DoE).

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Concurrent to the interdict being issued on Monday was the announcements by local SADTU executives at the District Office (opposite the Fire KwaDukuza Station).

A SADTU executive thanked members for “keeping the spirit” and said that they are “in a war.”

SADTU Greater KwaDukuza Region Chairperson and local COSATU Chairperson: Buhle Khuzwayo told members “not to be demobilized by the media.”

The City Press article: “Sadtu selling principals' posts in exchange for cows, sheep and goats” this past week was cited in the gathering. The controversy and anger stemmed from the following as per the City Press: “Investigators appointed by Motshekga to probe the jobs-for-cash racket run by union officials, which City Press exposed last year, have found that Sadtu members have 'infiltrated that department and run a complex patronage system' in KwaZulu-Natal.

“Sadtu's provincial secretary, Dolly Caluza, said the protests at Ilembe and Ugu had nothing to do

with positions.'There are issues our

leaders are raising with the department and some of them date back to 2011. We are protesting about norms and standards and the allocation of teachers. Teachers are overworked and there is animosity because teachers are overworked,' she said. Caluza accused Vilakazi of failing to attend meetings to resolve labour issues. She denied the protests were about positions.”

Civic bodies said that democracy itself was being “held ransom” and referred to the Constitution handbook on the Bill of Rights (Page 14) regarding Education in te rms of learners and educators r ights being “stifled.”

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COUNCILLOR'S CORNER

DA comments and concernsEmployee Related CostIt is more than R36 million

f rom the p rev ious yea r (2014/2015). In 2014/2015 council employed 1034 workers on permanent basis and now proposes 1153 in the 2015/2016 budget. Simply put we want to employ 119 more people. The DA is concerned that while overall as reflected indicate 25% the reality minus electricity bulk purchase it stood at 44% in the 2014/2015 year. We cannot move our eyes from this reality. There needs to be thorough r e v i e w i n t e r m s o f a l l departments on needs based employments and filling of critical posts. At the same time m o v i n g p e o p l e a c r o s s departments based on the necessary skills to execute their duties could save council millions. Have we calculated outsourcing like electrical work to contractors repairs and maintenance in some instances streetlights etc which was previously done in house. If ones considers the cost to the existing employee cost it would push up the overall employee cost. This exercise must be carried out to determine real employee cost.

Determination of RatesThe DA believes R130 000 be

exempted from property value across the board and not only as proposed for R100 000 for some properties. We must avoid double standards and apply fairness to ALL residential properties. With the new valuation on properties with or

Family needs assistance

PLEASE HELP: Councillor Madhun Sobram Sing assisted a destitute family in his ward- Bhoponi (Lot 16) with groceries. The five children (in picture) have to fend for themselves after their mother passed away recently. Anyone wishing to assist can contact Councillor Sing on

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If the recent disruptions in education is stressing you or your child out, you need to read on.

The main issue is that learners must not lose out on syllabus coverage during the school disruptions. Master Maths doors will therefore be opened from 11am to 7pm from Monday to Friday and from 9.00am to 1.30pm on Saturday to allow their

without improvement should be capped at 6%. Have we c o n d u c t e d a u d i t o n a l l households including townships where values of property exceed R130 000. Are we bringing them into the rates net regardless of what that contribution is in the number game that will enhance our rates base and make service delivery sustainable for ALL the people.

Ward based budgetW h i l e t h e r e h a s b e e n

consultation - IDP/Budget with communities ward needs are ignored in the budget despite projects identified by the ward councillor/ward committee and the community. The DA appeals to management of various depar tments to cons ider prioritised projects by wards. All wards should benefit from projects. It would be interesting if an exercise is carried out since the new administration came into being since 2011 as you would see anomalies are glaring. Let's rectify this.

Cost Containment MeasuresIn the 2015/2016 budget these

measures must be enforced and this information must be cascaded to all departments. This will build confidence between the municipality and communities. We need to build trust with communities that their monies are not spent lavishly. Areas to monitor would be c a t e r i n g , e v e n t s , m e d i a (advertisement) and consultants etcetera.

Capital BudgetAsset management requires

council to allocate 40% of the capital budget to renewable of existing assets. Is this the case? Furthermore 8% or more should be allocated to repairs and maintenance of councils Plant Property and Equipment (PPE) against 7% in the draft budget. Do we have a management plan to ensure the ongoing health of t h e m u n i c i p a l i t y ' s infrastructure?

We further reserve our rights to make further comments and seek clarity when the tariff and budget will be adopted before June 2015.

Councillor Madhun Sobram Sing

DA Caucus LeaderKwaDukuza Municipality

The Xpress Times in the interest of the community has given a platform to councillors and would be councillors standing for re-election or election in the 2016 IEC Local Elections to tell the people from their respective wards in KwaDukuza , Mandeni , Maphumulo and Ndwedwe why they should vote for you.

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(KDM) Mayor, Councillor Ricardo Mthembu has applauded stability and peaceful social co-existence exercised by the people of Shakashead.

Council, on Sunday, launched the “Cultural Unity Festival” in support of the re-integration process of foreign nations who fell victim to Xenophobic attacks recently.

Mthembu said he was happy about the fact that most victims have moved back to their communities and social co-existence and unity has been restored.

He had a one on one with some immigrants who said that they were also happy about the re-integrated process. Mthembu also learned that the victims had safely gone back to their living spaces a n d t h e c o m m u n i t y h a s welcomed them as equal citizens with rights as well.

The activities follow the spate of violent attacks against foreign immigrants in some parts of KwaZulu-Natal recently.

He described the exercise as a mechanism that will help bring

UNITY: KDM Mayor: Councillor Ricardo Mthembu and Ward 4 Councillor Jetro Banda (second and third from right respectively) interacting with foreign nationals during the

Cultural Unity Festival launch

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back the dignity that the people of Shakashead deserve. “The Freedom Charter holds true that South Africa belongs to all who live in it. As the people of KwaDukuza, we owe it to ourselves to ensure we value the objectives contained in the Freedom Charter and the aspirations, legacy and spirits of our fallen heroes. Our local heroes stood for freedom, peace and unity, let us not compromise the dignity we deserve, we have travelled a long journey to be where we are today.”

Mthembu had previously spoken out against instability in the area. “We cannot allow instability through human action, claim supremacy of our fledgling democracy.

“As the dust settles against attacks directed to foreign nationals in the country, we would like to first thank the government for its firm approach in dealing with these senseless attacks. I also welcome the smooth integration of people from various countries. We applaud the people of Shakashead for working together in winning

the fight against the evils of Xenephobia,” said Mthembu.

The event was also convened to engage the community about service delivery improvements and infrastructural development.

ATTENTIVE: Community members during the Cultural

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IRRESPONSIBLE EDUCATORS

Schools in the Ilembe District are closed as SADTU KwaDukuza wants the Department of Basic Education's Ilembe District Head of Office "removed".

Has SADTU not heard of fairness, due process, and the right to be heard? If the governing body or educators or parents or learners are dissatisfied with an educator for whatever reason (incompetence, absenteeism, violation of rules, etc), can such an educator be "removed" by mass action without a disciplinary hearing? One of the leaders of our local SADTU branch himself only received a slap on the wrist for a major violation of education legislation after he faced disciplinary proceedings. He did not face mass action by SADTU. In fact SADTU KwaDukuza "rewarded" him by keeping him in office.

Did SADTU follow protocol before embarking on a strike? Did it exhaust all the remedies? available to it?

The right to strike is legally entrenched, but it does not give carte blanche to strikers to behave irresponsibly by forcing the closure of schools, wielding knobkerries, and engaging in unlawful conduct. I recall having seen a photograph in a local newspaper with educators "proudly" displaying a poster with the word 'KILL" on it. Those educators are inciting violence, they must be identified, and charged. Is such behaviour a good example to learners in our crime-ridden society reeling from the recent xenophobic attacks? Civil society has no place for such people.

So SADTU has a bone to pick with the Department's local head, but who suffers? The learners of course, especially grade l2 learners whose very future and university admission depends on their performance this year, even their performance in the June exams. If SADTU had the interests of learners at heart and not their personal gripe, it would have permitted grade 12 lessons to continue at schools in our district.

A national strike over wages is also looming imminently, which means that grade 12 learners will be even more disadvantaged. Why can't wage negotiations and wage strikes not take place at the beginning of the year?

Think again SADTU, think of the learners, think of their parents who have made great sacrifices and whose hopes rest on their children. Strike responsibly without behaving badly and without prejudicing grade 12 learners.

FAIR PLAY

Comments concerning SADTU disruptions in the Dolphin Coast

Both COSATU and SADTU are operating outside their jurisdictions in this matter. While their role is to make representations on behalf of educator concerns, they can in no way demand the dismissal of anyone prior to a proper investigation being conducted, and apart from the proper channels.

The basis for SADTU's strike, that teachers are blaming the regional director for Ilembe's poor pass rate holds no water. It is myopic, to say the least, for SADTU to assume that the pass rate of four municipalities rests solely on a single individual. Various other contributing factors, including incompetent educators, should also be taken into consideration.

The behaviour of striking SADTU members at Umhlali Preparatory School and Ashton College is perhaps an indication of how unscrupulous and unruly the organisation itself really is. It's an understatement to call SADTU members, who are qualified educators by the way, professionals. SADTU should scrap its code of conduct which it consistently violates.

Educators are supposed to treat pupils and schools with dignity and respect. Educators should act responsibly and in a manner that maintains the honour and dignity of their profession. Unfortunately these so-called educators, clearly SADTU members, were acting like uncivilised Neanderthals on Wednesday when they disrupted learning and enforced the closure of the Umhlali Preparatory School, and they became aggressive, rude and

racist at Ashton College. Their naïve attempt to disrupt Ashton College

shows how uninformed this organisation can be at times. Ashton is a private institution and none of its educators belong to SADTU. What logic SADTU used in attempting to strike outside Ashton College baffles me, and I know that it probably baffles their own members just as much.

Even the disruption at Umhlali Preparatory School was unnecessary. After all only four teachers from this school are SADTU members. The school may be partly state-aided but the bulk of its funding comes from fees paid by parents. So SADTU must respect the rights of the parents and governing body of this school. These schools have a right to continue learning even in the face of SADTU strikes.

It is paradox that, in taking a stand against bad education results, SADTU has to disrupt education in the process.

Councillor Nel SewrajAfrican Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)KwaDukuza

Priority is service delivery - Not removal of statues

I believe defacing colonial era statues and renaming streets and institutions is vengeful. I so wish that service delivery could get priority as is the case with the removal of the statues. Fellow South Africans, we have come a long way. Let us not allow anyone, regardless of their political status, to influence our minds and take away our morals, values and history. I believe the current blaming mob psychology about colonial statues is a relevant debate but the manner in which it is being carried out is wrong. There are so many opportunists in between the gaps created by this situation. It is so opportunistic of the 3 rd force to instruct its sheepish members to lead this unlawful act of downing statues. Remember, you can remove the statue, but the story behind them remains. Why doesn't the state security arrest those who publicly deface or bring down statues? How do you and I feel if this happens to our freedom fighters' statue (example Nelson Mandela)? Therefore I am saying the way to go about it is to leave the statues standing and erect our own. You can put a statue of a liberation fighter at Rhodes University but it won't be relevant to the institution. We live in a democratic country. Let's tolerate each other by remembering the past and the future. God bless South Africa.

Community Activist Roy Naidoo Darnall

Ilembe's impressive reaction time

With all the negative criticism that is usually levelled at Ilembe District Municipality, there are also instances when commendations are due.

I personally experienced phenomenal and efficient service last Saturday when a main water pipe supplying my building in King Shaka Street sprang a massive leak spraying water 3 metres into the sky. My personal assistant immediately called the Ilembe call centre. She was pleasantly greeted by Siyabonga Zondi who acknowledged the urgency and promised to send plumbers out instantaneously. Mhlaba Omusha Plumbers were on-site in under 5 minutes and expeditiously attended to the burst pipe within 30 minutes.

Well done to Siyabonga Zondi and the plumbing team. As citizens, this is all we expect from our municipalities - professional and efficient service!

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Long arm of the lawFingerprints left at various crime

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A Darnall family, who are devotees of Lord Shiva or (Shaivites), claim that their deity is “miraculously” producing ashes from its eye.

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Tekkie Tax sales kick off

COMMUNITY AT HEART: Linda Potier (left) and Penny Dhaver (Senior Social Work Manager: Child Welfare SA: KwaDukuza) thanking the

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m e a n w h i l e , H l e n g i w e Shozi (36) and Amos Ngema (34) remain in custody.

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Night of insanityA 14-year-old Grade 9 learner has

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Parasaraman of the River Nonoti area of Darnall, the Lord Shiva deity has ashes coming out of its right eye.

“My wife went to the temple one morning and found a whole heap of ashes at the Lord's feet.

She called my daughter Vineshri and asked her 'why she made a mess?' But my daughter did not,” he said. He added that he removed the heap of ashes and kept it in a brass prayer container.

Parasaraman went on to say that his family found more ashes the next day. He claims that the ashes started “accumulating since the start of Shivarathri.” The Shivarathri observance was on Thursday, 16 April this year.

The Xpress Times, upon the request of Parasaraman, visited his home in which the deity is housed in his outside temple.

Parasaraman at one point was thinking of installing surveillance cameras to investigate but was told that it was disrespectful.

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KDMFR 13: PRINCIPAL CLERK: REVENUE (TASK GRADE 7: R112 500.24 - R146 031.12 p.a.)Requirements: Gr.12 at an NQF level 4, studying towards a Degree/ Diploma in the Accounting field; Computer literate (MS Word & Excel) 2 years working experience in a Municipal Environment in the field of Rates debtors, Rates clearances, deeds updates and valuation roll maintenance & administration.Duties: www. kwadukuzamunicipality.gov.za to view duties.

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The KwaDukuza Municipality seeks to fill the following positions and accordingly invites applications from persons who meet the requirements as indicated. Please note that the post title and post identification number (KDM.) MUST be indicated on your application which MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identity document and driver's licence where applicable. Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selection criteria in terms of qualifications, experience and any other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement as shortlisting will be based on these selection criteria. Note: It will be required from the successful candidate from Task Grade 12 and above to meet the minimum prescribed competencies as required by National Treasury regulations in line with March 2014 exemption notice.

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PLEASE NOTE:1. Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention the Human Resources Department, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to the H.R. Officer/Clerk, First Floor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza). 2. The Closing date and time is Tuesday, 2 June 2015 at 16H00. No hand delivered applications will be accepted after the closing date and time. 3. Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also DO NOT submit applications on Z 83 forms. Please NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ON KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY'S APPLICATION FORM WHICH IS OBTAINABLE ON THE MUNICIPALITY'S WEBSITE (www.kwadukuzamunicipality.gov.za) KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy. Post levels are subject to conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation system. Further communication will only be with shortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to the candidates that best meet the requirements according to the information supplied in their CV's. Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful. Council reserves the right not to appoint. Canvasing to Councilors in form of gifts is prohibited.

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The Most Beautiful Thing in the Worldby Ella Kennen

“I am bored," announced the queen. Her advisor pressed his fingers together. "Some music, your majesty?" The queen gave a slight nod. But when the court musicians started playing something she had heard a dozen times before, she sent them away.

Her advisor tugged at his moustache. "The court acrobats, then?" The queen nodded again. But their flips and turns did not raise her spirits. "What you need," said the advisor, "is a true diversion. A contest, perhaps." The queen sat a little taller. "A contest, you say?" Then she sank back into her throne. "Whatever of?" Her advisor furrowed his brow. "New music, perhaps?" The queen waved her hand. "A baking competition?" The queen frowned.

Her advisor started to sweat. "I know! A contest of the best portrait of Her Highness.”

The queen chortled. "Please. I already know what I look like. Besides, the hall is brimming with portraits." She rose and started pacing. "I am tired of all this," she said, gesturing to the room. "I need a different sort of beauty. Something that can take one's breath away.”

She gestured to her scribe. "Let everyone know that the Queen is holding a contest for the most beautiful thing in the world. And the prize," she paused, "the prize shall be this crown.”

Her staff gasped. The queen's crown was pure gold, s tudded with magnificent gems. There was no treasure like it in the whole country. The announcement was made. Before long, a constant line of hopefuls formed. People showed their poetry, their daughters, even their animals. After several days, the queen had a pounding headache. "This is hopeless," she muttered. "Not quite hopeless, Your Majesty." The queen sat up, wondering who dare contradict her. A bearded man stood behind the palace guards. "I can put an end to this madness, Your Highness." He waved towards the long line of supplicants behind him.

The queen raised an eyebrow. "You have brought me the most beautiful thing?”

The man laughed. "Not I. Nor anyone here. I have stood in line for two days as your faithful servant to tell you that you seek that which cannot be brought to you. You must go to it." The man gave a deep bow. "That is all." The queen paused, astonished. When she found her voice again she asked "Whatever do you mean?" But the man was gone.

The queen's advisor twisted his hat. "Do not bother yourself with the prattle of a madman, Madam," he said. But the fever of an idea had struck the queen. "Send the rest home," she ordered of

the people still waiting in line. "I must prepare for a trip." The advisor nearly dropped his hat. "A trip? Where?" The queen smiled as she had not done since she was a child. "Elsewhere!" A Royal Trip, even one as odd as this, doesn't just happen. Wardrobes and food wagons must be prepared. Soldiers, footmen, and ladies-in-waiting must ready themselves. But after several days of bustle, the royal procession was ready. By now, the Queen was cured of her boredom, and almost delirious to see what awaited. Crowds gathered as the entourage made its way out of the city. The Queen leaned out the carriage window and held her crown high. "To the most beautiful thing in the world!" she cried.

"To the most beautiful," the crowds cheered back. The fever had caught, and spread.

The queen was not sure what she was seeking, or where to find it. But as her entourage rounded a hill, she looked back to her royal home and felt something stir within her. Between the glow of the setting sun and the gleam of the white towers, the scene looked like something out of a storybook. "Why," she wondered, "have I never seen my home this way before?" The queen

spent weeks travelling. She saw beauty in the peasants coaxing life out of the dirt. She saw it in the birds taking one last flight before roosting for the night. In a newly born calf. In the stars twinkling at night. But what was the most beautiful thing?

One day, the queen sailed a lake. In the middle of the water, she realized that she was at peace - and that she had been for many days. Suddenly, she understood. With all her might, she tore a piece of her crown off. She tossed the fragment into the lake and watched it slowly sink. "I am ready to return home," she announced. As she journeyed back, the queen left a piece of crown at a small country church. She left a piece at the root of a centuries-old tree. She placed a piece at the bottom of a lush valley and the top of a snow-capped moun ta in . When he r procession stumbled upon a spring, bubbling water from the ground, she added a piece there. She dug a piece into the newly turned dirt in a field. She threaded a piece into the mane a fine filly. Little by little, the queen's crown got smaller until nothing was left.

She had found the most beautiful thing. It was the world.

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1. Establish a realistic budget: This figure is generally based on what you can afford per month. The ideal is to pay cash, but in most instances when considering a new (or just newer) car, the nature of the transaction price often requires

the leverage of financing. So, look at your cost of living in all the more important areas, like shelter, food, health insurance. Once those are calculated, the remainder could be spent on a car payment, fuel, car insurance and for cars without a warranty mechanical maintenance.

2. Know what you can spend monthly: Your level of indebtedness is different f r o m y o u r m o n t h l y commitment. Neither one for a first-time buyer should be out of balance in comparison to your other assets. Again, this is the base obligation; insurance, fuel and periodic maintenance are above and beyond this.

3 . E s t a b l i s h y o u r transportation needs: A MINI Convertible or Fiat Cabriolet may be the car of the moment, but is it going to work for you as a day-in/day-out piece of transportation? Conversely, you may think you need a minivan or pickup for ALL OF YOUR STUFF, but on those occasions when you're moving to a new apartment or, uh, moving home, you can rent a van. Given the cost of fuel, insurance and in many cities monthly parking, don't buy what you don't need. And perhaps consider renting what you need, only when you need it.

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: For most of car-selling history the act of buying a car for the first time has run akin to getting a colonoscopy for the first time: Come in, lay down, you're not gonna' feel a thing. But despite our almost inherent misgivings, the salesman on the showroom is closer to a normal person than you might think. Most of the abnormal ones we've heard from reliable sources end up selling something less precious; let your parents worry about them. And while new and late-model cars have never been more reliable, they still need attention and that attention should be easy to access. Compare dealer locations and, if all other things are equal, showroom environments. We tend to stay away from dealerships where two-thirds of the sales staff is sitting or standing at the front entrance.

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Africa Day (25 May 2015) celebrates the day when the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), the precursor to the African Union (AU), was formed in 1963. It acknowledges the progress that Africans have made, while reflecting upon the common challenges we face in a global environment.

T h e A f r i c a n U n i o n , comprised of 53 member states, has brought together the continent of Africa to collectively address the challenges it has faced, such

PROGRESS: Africa Day is celebrated on 25 May

Senior Citizens Sports Day

FUN IN THE SUN: Senior citizens belonging to the Stanger and District Association for the Aged (SADAFTA) held their annual Sports Day at the RA Moodley Hall on Wednesday, 13 May 2015.

From (L-R): Molly Ruchnandhan (Lotus house), Rosie Chetty (Jasmine) and Kulendra Coopsamy of Marigold seen during the activities

Community members honour mothers

APPRECIATION: Mothers from around KwaDukuza were treated to sumptuous meals, hampers and gifts at a Mothers' Day event held by community members on 1 May 2015 at the RA Moodley Hall. They would like to thank all sponsors for their donations. Seen are the mums who are 80-

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As the winter waves roll in KwaDukuza will play host to the 47th edition of the world's longest running professional surfing event, The Ballito Pro presented by Billabong and the biggest beach festival on the continent, the Ballito Pro Festival. From June 29 to July 5 festival-goers will have the opportunity to soak up some non-stop entertainment, watch the world's best surfers in action and witness first hand why KwaDukuza is a world class surfing and holiday destination.

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KwaDukuza Mayor, Ricardo Mthembu and representative of Billabong, Chad Dorsey unveil the new Ballito Pro logo

Mayor donates R10 000 to establish Dorinkop sports league

KwaDukuza Mayor Rica rdo Mthembu has donated an amount of R 10 000.00 towards the establishment of a sports league in Doringkop.

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A tribute to SewmungalMr Danny Sewmungal is a

loving husband and a father to 2 successful sons. He started his running career in January 2010 when he joined KDAC as a club member. In 2011 and 2012 he served KDAC's executive team as a membership secretary. In 2013 and 2014 he served the club as a road captain and in 2015 he was elected as president of KDAC.

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With over 100 000 visitors t o u c h i n g d o w n o n KwaDukuza's sunny shores during the surfing and lifestyle festival last year, 2015 promises

to be bigger and better than ever before with a range of fun-filled entertainment activities planned for the whole family. Festival-goers can expect exciting beach s o c c e r a n d v o l l e y b a l l activations; regular stage performances by local dancers, singers and performers and an impressive retail area to explore. Children are fully catered for with a kiddies corner, sandcastle building competition and daily children's programme.

Adrenaline junkies will get their share of world-class entertainment too as the fest ival 's extreme sports programme is guaranteed to thrill with parkour displays, Freestyle Motocross displays by Monster Le Riche brothers; a Monster Surf Expression Session and the Monster Beach Surf Movie Night powered by Zigzag.

Visitors will once again be treated to some fine wining and dining at the Coastal Living Bru Food & Wine Festival hosted at La Montagne Hotel from June 30 to July 2. The popular three-night event draws food and wine connoisseurs to its artisan food market and number of exciting cooking competitions. Other foodie highlights include a restaurant showcase, a Cape Legends wine auction and the prestigious “Fleur de Cap so you

think you can cook Ballito Style,” competition which pairs together professional andamateur chefs to cook a mouth-watering dish from mystery box ingredients.

Always a crowd favourite, the Free Music Concerts presented by 5FM attract some of SA's hottest bands to rock out on the Salt Rock beach stage for three nights of non-stop music from July 2 to July 4. CrushNightClub will be continuing the music celebrations late into the night with their pumping afterparties, battle of the DJ con tes t and ba r f l a r ingcompetitions.

Surfing's elite performers will return to KwaDukuza for a seventh successive year when the Ballito Pro presented by Billabong, a QS10,000 rated event on the World Surf League(WSL) Qualifying Series (QS), runs from 29 June to 5 July. Thisyear will also see the return of women to the surfing contest for the first time since 2008 with the internationally rated women's surfing event, The BallitoWomen's Pro presented byBillabong, held at WillardBeach on 28 June. The Ballito Pro have called on KwaDukuza locals to also play their part in this world-class surfing event by entering a competition to design The Ballito Pro's new trophy.

He also completed the Two Oceans Marathon in 2012 and 2 0 1 3 . T o d a t e h e h a s successfully completed 3 Comrades Marathons and achieved 2 bronze medals and a Vic Clapham medal.

Danny also completed the Buffalo Marathon in East London in March 2014 and the Bosveld 3 in 1 M a r a t h o n (42km, 21km

a n d 1 0 k m ) i n Limpopo on 11 April 2015.

Besides running Mr Sewmungal has b e e n a c t i v e i n various fundraising activities from the d a y h e j o i n e d KDAC until today. He has gone the extra mile on many occasions to ensure that activities of K D A C w a s a success . Danny encourages people to take the roads for healthy living and he says that "you never know what

you can do until you put it to the test". Tips for runners/walkers is train at your best, stretch well and get enough rest. Hydrate well and eat a healthy diet and let your running kilometres bring you your own great experiences. For beginners, never start or end a race without stretches, warm ups and cool

downs. You can do it so don't wait for when it's too late.

Danny Sewmungal says, "My every success lies in the team spirit of KDAC as a whole and my ultimate strength lies in my very supportive executive team who stands by me through thick and thin".

Meanwhile, KDAC members participated in the Starling Plumbers race this past Sunday in Mount Edgecombe. In the 21km run, Chander Gungadeen in 2:21 followed by Sue Gungadeen (2:28), Danny Sewmungal (2:28), Yathin Narothum (2:28), Gansen Moodley (2:26), Dippy Moodley (2 :12) , Nikey iMaarbeel (2:04), Jaybalan Soobramoney (1:54), Leon Moodiar (2:06), Nishen Chetty (1:54) and Jaglall Jagadaw (2:11).

Beena Ramrup completed the 21km walk in 3:25 whilst in the 10km run, Melody Ndlovu finished in 1:15 whilst Dayanand Ramrup completed the 10km walk in 1:40.

area, Mthembu said the league will help rehabilitate young people who are on drugs.

He said the league will incorporate various sports codes. “This league will help prepare Team Doringkop for theSALGA Games to be held inKwaDukuza during December. Thetournament will be held during Youth month, June.

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iLembe hosts successful double wicket tourney

iLembe Cricket Union hosted a successful double wicket c r i cke t tournament tha t culminated with the prize g iv ing on Sunday . The tournament had to be moved to the Gledhow Ground as the Country Club ground was water logged due to the rain on Saturday.

In the senior category (sponsored by Co-ee), Desigan Pillay and Ali Sher were

iLembe Chess to host AGM

iLembe Chess Association will host its 1st Annual General Meeting that will be held on Saturday, 20 June 2015 at the Luthuli Museum starting at 10:00. The dress code is formal or smart casual and the business plan for 2015/2016 will top the agenda. Formation of chess clubs in iLembe will also be discussed.

The Stanger Circuit held its Top School chess tournament recently. Nonhlevu Secondary won the U15 girls and mixed category whilst Stanger South won the U18 category and the U18 mixed went to New Guelderland. These schools will now represent the Stanger Circuit in the iLembe District tournament that will take place on 31 June at the KwaDukuza Town Hall Supper Room.

Meanwhile, Ashton International College will play host the 2015 Ashton Chess Champs tournament that will take place at Aston College on 30 May 2015. The tournament is open to all learners and entry fee is R50. A tuck shop will be available for most of the day. This tournament is a Swiss tournament and is CHESSA rated standard.

For more information contact the organiser, Allison Gunning on 083 441 1951.

Grove End trounced Frendz in straight sets (2-0) to book their place in the final of the Caminamix Services Corporate K.O. Cup final.

quarter of their semi-final clash against Frendz, trailing 2-7. But, once they got their act together they pressurized their rivals into umpteen u n f o r c e d e r r o r s .Despite the two regulatory time-outs Frendz buckled under pressure going down 17-25 in the opening set.

Frendz started the 2nd set in similar fashion, hoping that the change of sides will swing the pendulum in their favour. But, once again they led 7-2

and hit yet another stone wall.They battled to outwit the veteran Manor campaigners, who stood solid as a rock and picked up every missile thrown at them.

Manor cruised into the final with a fluent straight set victory (2-0) after clinching the 2nd set (25-16). M

Meanwhile, Teachers, who have yet to beat Grove End in the corporate ranks, were all at sea in their semi-final clash. Their below par performance

was underlined by the superiority of Preggie Pillay, who scored nine points in a row with his wicked, curling over-arm service.

Teachers suffered a 25-13 loss in the opening set and merely went through the motion of the game after slumping to a 25-14 defeat in the 2nd set.

Officials are expected to put up the "full-house" signs tonight well before the 8pm kick-off. Grove End beat Manor in their Pool A round robin clash a fortnight ago and are sure to start favourites going into tonight's final.

They have been virtually invincible in the past two years and are expected to take a power of beating. Grove End will be pinning their hopes on Pillay, Bevlin Thaver, Raj Naidoo and Neven Baldeo to lead them to honours.

But, write off Manor at your p e r i l ! T h e s e v e t e r a n campaigners love the big

stage and will be hoping to avenge their defeat on Wednesday night. It promises to be the biggest clash in the corporate ranks and definitely not for the faint-hearted.

To whet the appetite of volleyball enthusiasts, Frendz and Teachers will contest the curtain-raiser in the playoffs for 3rd spot at . Teachers are expected to test the resolve of the Frendz outfit.

KwaDukuza Volleyball Association, Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to Yaseen Ebrahim (CEO of Caminamix Services) for his g e n e r o u s s u p p o r t i n p r o m o t i n g c o r p o r a t e volleyball in KwaDukuza.

In other volleyball news, KDVA will host an open tournament for women on Friday, May 22 at the a s s o c i a t i o n c o u r t s commencing at 6.00pm. There will be no entry fee levied and supper will be

provided for al l women.

Matches will be

7pm

played in two pools with the winner in each pool contesting the final.

Meanwhile, Grove End's domination of the EZE's Electrical continued when they beat Warriors Sport 25-20, 22-25 and 15-10 whilst KSST beat Randsons 23-25, 25-21 and 15-8.

In the Division 1 league, The highly fancied Darnall United's undefeated record was shattered when they lost to Frendz 27-25, 25-18 and Sunbrook demolished Manor Old Boys 25-10, 25-21.

d o m i n a t e d w i n n i n g t h e tournament after defeating Bilal Ismail and Ebrahim Ismail in the final. Sher picked up the batting award as well as the player of the tournament award whilst Pillay was adjudged for

t h e bowling

award and fielding award was picked up by Aaron Pillay.

The U16 Kem Maharaj Memorial event (sponsored by Minesh Maharaj) was won by Saieshan Loganathan and Adesh Bageloo. Adesh also won the player of the tournament award, with Mayuren and Saieshan

Loganathan picking up the batting and bowling award respectively and the fielding award going to Bilal Moola.

The winners of the DGM Bus Service were Shriyen and Jared Naidoo with Shrien winning the player of the tournament award and Ashraff the fielding award.

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