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KwaDukuza taxi violencespiralling out of control
>> Taxi operator and a woman most recent victims in spate of violence
MERVYN KRISHNA AND JYOTHILALDAS
A TAXI operator was shot andkilled in Glendale and awoman was shot and injured
after being caught in the crossfire ofviolence between rival taxi associa-tions which began last week inKwaDukuza.
On Friday morning, Mape Ngco-bo, believed to be part of the Maphu-muloTaxiAssociation,wasshotdeadoutside his Glendale home.
The shooting, which apparentlyinvolved security companies con-tracted to the KwaDukuza and Ma-phumulo associations, is believed toberelated to theongoing taxi feudbe-tween the associations.
Taxi wars, relating to taxi routes,have been brewing between the
Maphumulo, the Dolphin Coast andKwaDukuza Taxi Associations sincelast year.
Sizwe Zubane from the Maphu-mulo Taxi Association accused theKwaDukuza Taxi Association ofNgcobo’s murder.
However, KwaDukuza Taxi Asso-ciation deputy chairman BongizweMhlongo denied KwaDukuza’s in-volvement in the attack.
He said members of the Maphu-mulo association are dealingwith in-fighting andblamingKwaDukuza for“their own actions”.
“We have already heard abouttheir internal feud. We have nothingto do with it,” Mhlongo said.
The violence continued on Fridaymorningwhen the23-year-oldwom-an was shot and injured at theKwaDukuza taxi rank.
According to witnesses the shoot-ing forced a number of businessowners to close their doors for fear oftheir safety as commuters ran to takecover.
Commuter Abigail Ngcobo saidshe was walking near the U-SaveSupermarket when she heard gun-shots.
“A BMW with NRB registrationplates was parked opposite the rankand five people were shooting fromthe car.
“We were so scared because itcame out of nowhere. Now, we havebeen told that taxisarehidingall overthe CBD so we are not safe any-where.”
Since the rank shooting a heavypolicepresencehasbeenmaintainedand no further incidents of violencehave been reported.
In another incident, the DurbanNorthpolicearrestedamanfollowinga taxi-related shootout last Mondaynight in the area.
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Morethan25shotswerefiredinwhatisbelievedtobeahitontheKwaDukuzaTaxiAssociationchairman,SaneleZondi.FortunatelyonlyZondi’scarwashit.Theincidentoccurredattheintersection of Kenneth Kaunda (Northway)
and Swapo (Broadway) roads.Durban North station commander Colonel
GM Naidoo said the suspect was arrested laterthat night after a local security company believed he had been involved in a hijacking.
“The security company received reports ofshotsfiredandweresearchingforaToyotaFortunerthatwasinvolvedinthehijacking.Initially,the security officers were not aware that themenwereinvolvedinthe[shooting],”saidNaidoo.
Marshall Security’s Tyron Powell saidthey received a report that the vehicle hadbeen abandoned on the corner of Blackburn and North Coast roads and that thesuspects had fled.
“The vehicle was stopped outside theRed Hill Post Office and the two suspectswere exiting the vehicle and began to flee
on foot. Our members gave chase andmanaged to tackle one and arrested him,”Powell said.
He was found in possession of five live38 Special rounds.
The second suspect is still at large.“We checked ownership of the vehicle
and found it was registered to a person inthe South Coast. He was contacted, but heconfirmed that his vehicle was not stolenand still in his possession. On checking thevehicle’s VIN it was established that thenumber plates and licence disk had beencloned.
“Further investigation established thatthe vehicle the suspects used had beenstolen on Saturday from North Beach,”Powell said.
Although the police could not say if a
rival taxi association was involved, a member of the association, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed Zondiwas followed from KwaDukuza and thatprofessional hit men were involved.
He said he could not comment furtherfor fear of jeopardising the investigation.
A case of attempted murder and malicious damage to property is being investigated at the Durban North SAPS, GlendaleSAPS and KwaDukuza SAPS.
KwaZuluNatal MEC for Transport,Community Safety and Liaison Willies Mchunu has expressed disdain over the ongoing taxi violence.
"I condemn, in the strongest possibleterms, incidents of shootings, which resultin the killing of people and endanger thelives of innocent citizens," said MEC Mc
hunu."We must be very clear in that private
security companies operate within a set ofregulations that govern their work. This includes ensuring the safety of the membersof the community wherever they operate,especially in the public transport sector."
The MEC sent a team from the department to engage the associations and attempt to stop the conflict.
“I will be meeting the leadership ofboth associations urgently to resolve theissues of conflict.
“As the KwaZuluNatal province, wehave made significant strides in stabilisingthe taxi industry. We will not allow any incident such as the latest shooting in KwaDukuza to undermine our good work of thepast five years,” said Mchunu.
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Defending Zuma’s dignity>> Supporters march to show support for president following the Nkandla report
MERVYN KRISHNA
THOUSANDS of supportersfrom the South AfricanCommunist Party (SACP), the
SA National Civic Organisation(Sanco), the Congress of South Afri-can Trade Unions (Cosatu) and theANC marched through the streetsof KwaDukuza on Saturday to“defend the dignity” of PresidentJacob Zuma.
The march began at Shopriteand ended at the KwaDukuzaCountry Club grounds where a
memorandum of grievances washanded to KwaDukuza mayorRicardo Mthembu by the SACPdeputy national chairperson,Thulasi Nxesi, the SACP provin-cial secretary, Themba Mthembuand the ANC provincial deputychairperson, Willies Mchunu.
The memorandum contained alist of grievances from the alliancedirected at the Department of Jus-tice.
The SACP says it is “extremelyconcerned” at the manner in whichPublic Protector Thuli Madonsela
handled her investigation intoupgrades at Zuma’s private resi-dence at Nkandla.
Nxesi said the use of the mediato leak the earlier report, and thehabit of making comments on anincomplete process, have all nega-tively affected and unnecessarilycast aspersions on Zuma.
The SACP also questioned thepresence of the media at the re-lease of the report in Pretoria, aswell as the timing of the release.
“The media was ‘locked up’ in aboard room for about three hours
to go through the final report priorto its release via a press confer-ence, while the affected personswere never given such adequateopportunity.
“The Public Protector does notreport to the media, but to Parlia-ment, and therefore her media-driven strategy is seriously flawedand shows a complete misunder-standing of the office of the publicprotector.” said Nxesi.
The memorandum calls for the“abuses of power and the leaks”from Madonsela’s office to be inves-
tigated and addressed decisively.The SACP said crucial observa-
tions in the report included that thepresident had never requested se-curity valuations and upgrades bythe state on his Nkandla residencein KwaZulu-Natal.
“The president never misledParliament when he said that thestate never built his and any of hisfamily members any house, andthat his family is responsible forpayment of all the houses they builtfor themselves at his residence,” hesaid.
THE MEDIA WAS ‘LOCKED UP’ IN A BOARD ROOM FOR ABOUT THREE HOURS TO GO THROUGH THE FINAL REPORT PRIOR TO ITS RELEASE VIA A PRESS CONFERENCE, WHILE THE AFFECTED PERSONS WERE NEVER GIVEN SUCH ADEQUATE OPPORTUNITY.
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THE executive committee of theMaha Bharat Dwar — HareKrishna Mundal in Glenhills has
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“THOUSANDS of studentsacross the country are cur-rently being rejected by in-
stitutions of higher learning becausethey come from poor families,” saidDemocratic Alliance National YouthLeader Mbali Ntuli at a youth rally inSalt Rock last week.
“Thisyear,Treasuryhasnotallocat-ed enough funds to the National Stu-dentFinancialAidScheme.Asaresult,studentswhohaveturnedtoeducationto lift themselvesandtheir familiesoutof poverty are having their dreamscrushed.
“I have been inundatedwith corre-spondence from these students whoare fast losing all hope for a better life.
“The DA believes that no personshouldbeexcludedfromopportunitiesto pursue further education becausethey cannot afford it. This is why ourpolicy is forNSFASassistance tobeex-
around R16 billion to ensure that nostudents are left behind because theyare poor.”
Other issues raised were unem-ploymentandamendments to theEm-ployment Equity act.
DANational Youth chairman YusufCassim said the DA’s plan for real jobs
forced bylegislationtolookforgreenerpastures elsewhere.
“Is this fair on people who haveworked hard and have earned theirdues?”
The youth were given the opportu-nity to share their views and come upwith potential solutions at the event.
The youth turned out in their numbers for the dialogue.
DA strategy to combat youth issues
BOSTONCityCampusandBusinessCollege Stanger held its annualgraduationceremony lastFridayatthe Stanger Siva Sungum Hall.
Campus principal Annie Wilsoncongratulated the 2013 graduatesandwishedthemwellintheirfutureendeavours.
She urged them to rememberand take heed of a quote from Nel-son Mandela: "Education is themost powerful weapon we have tochange the world."
Wilson had the graduates turntowards their parents offering around of applause as a form ofpraiseandadmirationfor thesacri-fices made towards their tertiaryeducation.
Parents and well-wisherscheered and clapped with excite-mentasgraduatestookcentrestageto received their scrolls from guestspeakerKwaDukuzadeputymayorDolly Govender.
Govender encouraged gradu-ates to continue studying and em-phasised that age should not be abarrier on the path of education.
The 2013 top student awardwent toMbaliXuluwhileShaneAn-thony walked away with the topoverall student of the year award.
Devesh Sukdeo, Junaid Vadiaand Alexander Mfundo Hlope re-ceived the principal’s certificateaward for diligence and persever-ance. — Supplied.
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ACDP leader to visit Ballito>> Party president promotes biblicalbased policies
AFRICAN Christian Democratic Party(ACDP) president, Reverend KennethMeshoe,will be visitingBallito onFriday
the 25 April at Lighthouse Family Church for apublic meeting.
TheACDPwasfoundedin1993.Itsmembersconsists mainly of conservative Christians.
Thepartycurrentlyhas threeseats inparlia-ment,butexpects itsseatswill increaseafterthe2014 elections.
Local ACDP councillor, ReverendNel Sewrajsays he is positive about the future.
The ACDP has biblically-based policies forreconciliation, justice, compassion, tolerance,peaceand the sanctity of life, the individual, the
family and the community.The party also came into the limelight
through its 2000manifesto which opposed thepromotion of condoms and safe sex as away ofpreventing HIV transmission.
Reverend Kenneth Meshoe
The manifesto read: “The ACDP feelsstrongly that the condom campaign must beabandoned and that abstinence and faithful-ness in marriage must be promoted.”
Meshoeisavisionaryandleaderwhostart-edoutasa teacherbeforeembarkingonasuc-cessful career as a Christianminister and po-litical leader.
HesteeredtheAfricanChristianDemocrat-ic Party from December 1993, believing thatChristiansshouldbe inpositionsof leadershipand at the forefront of change in SouthAfrica.
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Child Welfare says thank you toTeam Audio Max
MERVYN KRISHNA
CHILDWelfare SA-KwaDukuzawas full ofpraise forAlanPillay andhis teamAudioMax for raising more than R100 000 at
“It gives us great pleasure to be associatedwith Child Welfare SA-KwaDukuza.
This is our way of contributing to upliftingthe less fortunate,” said Pillay.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAChild Welfare SAKwaDukuza Winter Fair Director Sundeep Oudhram thanks Alan Pillay and histeam from Audio Max (from left) Das Harrylutchoo, Alvan Padayachee, Denzil Arumugam andAslam Moosa.
Stanger Sanchez Spur management and staffpresent Amahle Nyawo (centre) with her brandedSpur jumping castle which she won during acolouringin competition at the restaurant.
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Amahle Nyawo enjoys her jumpingcastle.
the KwaDukuzaWinter Fair CarSound-off and Showand Shine event forthe past six years.
This year the so-ciety will celebrateits 75th anniversaryand Pillay has giventhe thumbs up for abigger and betterSound-off and Showand Shine competi-tion at Winter Fair2014.
On behalf of thesociety, Winter Fairdirector SundeepOudhram thankedPillay and his teamfor supporting thesociety.
“To host thesound-off takeshardwork, dedicationand commitment.There is lots of plan-ning before theevent.
To comeonboardfor the seventh con-secutive year, wereally want to thankthem,” said Oudh-ram.
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most respected humanitarians andspiritual leaders and is revered byfollowers as a saint.
She has dedicated to life toalleviating the pain of the poor andthose suffering physically and emo-tionally. Amma is said to inspire,uplift and transform through herphysical embrace, her spiritualwisdom and her humanitarianactivities.
According to followers, herboundless love and compassioncrosses all barriers of nationality,
race and religion. For her contribu-tions toworld peace, Amma receivedthe Gandhi-King Award for non-vio-lence in 2002.
Her charitable projects, nowknown collectively worldwide as“Embracing theWorld”, reach out tomillions around the globe.
InIndia,Amma'sorganisationhasbeengivenspecialconsultativestatusto the United Nations.
Amma has said she wishes tolovingly caress someone, consolingthem and wiping their tears evenwhen she breathes her last breath.
As there is a shift in global con-sciousness, more individuals areseeking to find balance, peace andharmonyinthemselvesintoday'sfastpaced world.
It is for this reason that the ReikiSchool of Higher Learning has em-
barked on a project to bring the"Hugging Amma" to South Africa.
The video, whichwill be screenedat the Gledhow Emperumal TempleHall, SouthVillage,GledhowonMon-day, 28April from10 amuntil 12pm,will show the huge capacity one per-sonhastodotomakepowerfulchang-es in the lives of millions.
An address by Swami Chaitanyaaswell as freeReiki healing is also onthe programme. Lunch will be pro-vided.
A divine shop will be available topurchase books and CDs.
For more info on Amma, visitwww.embracingtheworld.org/ Orhttp://www.amritapuri.org/
For more information, contactVimla on 082 745 8956 or031 409 9899 or e-mail [email protected]
Sri MataAmritanandamayi.
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YOU! Yes, you, gentle reader, can beall you ever wanted to be and haveall you have ever desired. Can I get
a YES?Sound familiar? It should. It’s the gen
eral mantra in one form or another thatis ejaculated by selfproclaimed motivational speakers on a near daily basis atseminars,webinars,through podcastsandin gazillions of books, leaflets and selfpublished ebooks.
I have touched on the multibillion dollar selfhelp industry before, briefly, but forpurposes of today’s rant, I have chosento focus on The Motivational Speaker, thatubiquitous creature that has nested ingovernment,theprivatesector,educational institutions and media and continuesto empty its bowels on our heads in orderto offer inspiration.
It is the message flowing from The Motivational Speaker, life coach and consultant, under the selfhelp umbrella, thatsociety today is being encouraged to embrace as if it were a cuddly bunny hoppingthrough green pastures, spreading love,peace and fortune with its magic bunnywand.
The purpose of The MotivationalSpeaker, we are told, is to motivate people.We will agree that this is not rocket science, for which, incidentally, one actuallyneeds talent.
Granted, it would be unfair to paint allwith this brush, so let us stick to the unscrupulous few who make money by tellingus that we simply aren’t good enough, andthat for X amount, we can be so muchbetter.
Today’s motivational speaker, if he orshe has reached the pinnacle of his or hergame, is possibly a wily creature whoknows that money can be made and gloryattained by sexingup common sense.
Pepper this sexedup common sensewith a concocted call for humility, togetherwith a nonoffensive moral stance, andyou have corporate clowns and wannabe
successstories everywhere sprinting toharness the mysteries of the universe in aneffort to get richer, faster, stronger, better…or finally have someone kiss their arsefor a change.
For those of you born circa 1980, common sense is a rare quality that you probably lack. Fortunately, the blame cannotentirely be placed on your brilliant youngshoulders; given that you are being forcefed a steady stream of excrement fromprevious generations who are not quitemotivated enough to face their own failures. You have now become our path toredemption, or so you keep on telling us.
It is on the Internet where we will finda seemingly endless stream of gushingabout motivational speaking (close on 11million, actually) which appears to be the
choice career for those who excel in publicspeaking and not much else.
Sadly, this does not perturb many, whoare so desperately seeking some unattainable form of hope and acceptance thattheyarewilling tolistentoorators withlimited life experience when it comes tothings like love, happiness and money.
Now, common sense tells us that common sense is lacking if we are happy to forkout large amounts of money to learn howto save money. Common sense tells us thatif we want to save money at the end ofeach month, we need to spend lessthroughout the month.
Common sense tells us that if we wantto lose weight, we should eat right andmove more. That a simple concept suchas saving money or losing weight – both
big on the agenda of The MotivationalSpeaker can lead to a 200 page best seller, should be enough to elicit a facepalmreaction from most of us.
Common sense tells us that if we havea bookshelf that resembles an orgy ofselfhelp literature, we are either not willing to put the message into action or themessage is crap.
And finally, common sense tells us thatbeing more intelligent, more beautiful,more personally and professionally accepted, richer, stronger or faster will notnecessarily mean we are happy. Happiness cannot be taught in 10 easy steps; itis a fickle emotion that flows and ebbswith circumstance. Contentment, on theother hand, is something altogetherachievable.
If however, being content is not sexyenoughfor you,feel free tosendadonationof R3000 to my personal bank account.I will then eagerly divulge using perfectpitch and appropriate amounts of facialanimation how to capture the cuddlybunny of success, hopping through greenpastures, spreading love, peace and fortune with its magic bunny wand.
The magic bunny wand of success
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COMMON SENSE TELLS US THAT IF WE HAVE ABOOKSHELF THAT RESEMBLES AN ORGY OF SELFHELP LITERATURE, WE ARE EITHER NOT WILLINGTO PUT THE MESSAGE INTO ACTION OR THE MESSAGE IS CRAP
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Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) intothe KZN Premier Spelling Bee North Coast regional event, to be held inJune/July 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local
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Easter – What’s it all about?>> Traditions and customs vary around the world
EASTER is one of the most important Christian festival. It commemorates the death and resur
rection of Jesus Christ.Churches are filled with flowers, and
there are special hymns and songs. Butnot all Easter customs are Christian;some, such as the Easter Bunny, are Pagan in origin.
The actual date of Easter changeseach year, and several other Christianfestivals fix their dates by reference toEaster.
In ancient times, the egg was a symbol of fertility and new beginnings. Christians adoptedthis to represent their Saviour's resurrection.
The Easter story is at the heart ofChristianity:
On Good Friday, Jesus Christ was executed by crucifixion. His body was taken down from the cross, and buried ina cave.
The tomb was guarded and an enormous stone was put over the entrance,so that noone could steal the body.
On the following Sunday, somewomen visited the grave and foundthat the stone had been moved, andthat the tomb was empty.
Jesus himself was seen that day,and for days afterwards by many people. His followers realised that God hadraised Jesus from the dead.
On the following Sunday, somewomen visited the grave and foundthat the stone had been moved, andthat the tomb was empty.
Jesus himself was seen that day, andfordaysafterwardsbymanypeople.Hisfollowers realised that God had raisedJesus from the dead.Easter Traditions
Lent is the period of 40 days whichcomes before Easter, beginning on AshWednesday.
For many Christians, this is a periodof fasting and repentance in preparation for Easter, culminating in a feast ofseasonal and symbolic foods.Simnel cake
In the late 17th century, girls in service brought a rich fruit cake called simnel cake home to their mothers on thefourth Sunday of Lent. The cake wasenriched with marzipan and decorated
with 11 marzipan ballsrepresenting the 12apostles minus Judas,who betrayed Christ.Hot cross buns
The Greeks andEgyptians ate smallcakes or buns in honourof the respective goddesses that they worshipped. Buns markedwith a cross were eatenby the Saxons to honour their goddess Eostre it is thought thebun represented themoon and the cross themoon's quarters. ToChristians, the crosssymbolises the crucifixion. You will see HotCross Buns in the shopsa lot around Eastertime.The Easter bunny
Due to its reproductive proclivity, the rabbit is also regarded as asymbol of fertility. Eggsare also symbolic ofnew life and fertility,hence one of the reasonswhytherabbitcarries a basket ofeggs.Easter eggsThroughout history,eggs have been associated with Easter celebrations.
In ancient times, theegg was a symbol offertility and new beginnings. Christians adopted this to representtheir Saviour's resurrection.
The tradition ofcolouring eggs in brightcolours representingthe sunlight of spring goes back to the MiddleAges and is still an important custom formany Christians.
In the UK, chocolateeggs are especiallypopular and Easter egghunts may be organised to findthem.
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Praise Gates Ministries celebrates it’s2nd Anniversary and congratulatesPastor Ruth on obtaining her
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Themembers and officials ofThe Stanger Siva Temple
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MAFUTA'S Heritage Park, more commonlyknown as Thatha's Farm, is situated on theKing Shaka Heritage Route, at the foot of the
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The site is firstly, steeped in the history of the Zulunation and the mighty King Shaka Zulu. It is also theMafuta family heritage, as it is still home to the fifthgenerationoftheMafutafamily,sincegreatgrandfather, Mafuta, settled here in the early 1900s.
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Mafuta's Heritage Park is fast becoming thepreferred venue for all special occasions and is proudto have already hosted successful small reunions,live concerts, fullycatered celebrations, school excursions, team building programmes, meetings etc.
From as little as R15 per person, anyone can affordto make there function a truly memorable one.
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Lo mcabango ungifikele ngesikhathi umngani wami uNyikinyibhoxo engibuza ukuthi ngiyaya yininangalonyaka ePhasikeni. Ngimphendule ngaphandle kokunanazangathi ngizoya. Ungibuze ukuthi ngiyokwenzani, ngathula ngangamphendula ngoba ngimazi kahle unkabimalanga uma ezongichukuluza.
Unele wabona ukuthi ngiyamziba, wazamulela phansi, washayasengathi uzikhulumela yedwawathi: “Wenza kahle mntakaVeziungizibe ngoba vele awazi uzongiphendula uthini.”
Umngane wamike uyilenhloboengazibeki. Kuthe kusenjalo kwafikaomunye umngani wethu esakhulanaye, waphuma eceleni njengojosaka wayofundela ubufundisi. Esikoleni wayekhaliphe ngendlela eyisimanga umngane wethu lo, eziphuzela kwimathematicskangangoba othisha babemkhuthaza ukuthi afundele ubudokotela,kodwa waqeda enyuvesi waqondaeFederal Theological Seminary(Fedsem) eMgungundlovu wayofundela ubufundisi.
Abaningi banele bambona eyofundela ubufundisi, bezwakalabencinciza bathi: ‘Mm! what awaste!! wasted brains’.
Akahlalanga isikhathi esideumngani wethu lo. Usibingelele nje,waxolisa ngokusiphazamisa, sancokola kancane washeshe wasishiyawathi umatasatasa kulezi zinsukuubuyekeza intshumayelo azoyethula enkonzweni yaseNtabeni.
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Okusicacele sinoNyikinyibhoxo,nesisale sikubhunga saze sahlukana, ubulukhuni beZwi athe umengameli umnike lona kuleliPhasika,okungelokuqala kwayi7 ashiwoyiNkosi uJesu ilenga esiPhambanweni eKhalvari.
Cishe wonke umuntu uyalazileliZwi lokuqala elithi: “BABABATHETHELELE NGOBA ABAKWAZIABAKWENZAYO”.
Izincithabuchopho zeVangeli zivame ukuthi alikho iZwi eliyinkinganjengaleli.
“Kusafanele ngelinye ilangakube nenkonzo enkulu yokuthandazela bona abefundisi uqobo lwabo,”kusho uNyikinyibhoxo, “ngoba unzima lo msebenzi wabo. Abezwaabantu. Izinceku zikaNkulunkuluzikhuluma zize zikhihlize amagwebukuze kushe amazwi, zishumayezaabantu abanenkani. Kungenangapha, kuphume ngapha,” ishoikhomba into kaMagaye, iNkom ‘esengwa ilele.
Uthi uma nje abantu bengasebalalele abefundisi uma beshumayela ngokuthanda umakhelwane, izingane zihloniphe abazali,kungabi khona ukubulalana, uku
zondana, umona, zingaphela zonkelezi zinxushunxushu ezikhona emhlabeni.
Umfo kaCele ungikhumbuzeumthandazo wamaWeseli othi:“Nkulunkulu Somandla ongunaphakade, owenza izimangalisoezinkulu. Hlisela bonke abefundisibeVangeli lakho, naphezu kwamabandla abawaphetheyo umoyaophilisayo.”
Kube khona nomunye othi:“Nkulunkulu Somandla, Mthombowakho konke ukulunga, siyakuthandaza ngokuthobekileyo ukuba ubusise onke amakhosi nezinduna, nalabo abanamandla okwahlulelazonke izindaba zale lizwe. Bahambise kukho KONKE OKULUNGILEYOuze ubangenise embusweni wakhoongunaphakade.”
Ngiyamvumela umngani wamiukuthi uma nje singase sibambelelekule migomo yokuphila, sibambelelekuyongeqiniso,kungabanokuthula emhlabeni. Nezinceku zeNkosi,zingaphumula ekuphenduleni imibuzo ethi: “Uphi loNkulunkulu enimthandazayo?”
Badinga ukuthandazelwa nabefundisi
Council has undertaken the review of its Draft Integrated DevelopmentPlan (IDP) in terms of the Municipal Systems Act (No 32 of 2000, Section34), and its Draft Annual Budget as per the requirements of the MunicipalFinance Management Act (No. 56 of 2003). These documents are nowin final draft form and are open for comments for a period of 21 days from16 April 2014 - 6 May 2014 (as per requirements of Section 15 of theLocal Government: Municipal Planning and Performance ManagementRegulations 2001).
Copies of the iLembe Draft 2014/2015 Integrated Development PlanReview can be viewed at the following places: •iLembe District Munici-pal Office at 59/61 Mahatma Ghandi Street, KwaDukuza, the SangweniTourism Centre in Ballito and Enterprise iLembe Office, 16 Old Main Road,Umhlali - A copy of each document can be accessed off Council’s website:www.ilembe.gov.za.
Comments should be submitted Comments should be submitted andshould be addressed to the Municipal Manager: iLembe District Muni-cipality, PO Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or faxed to (032) 437 9588or emailed to [email protected] or hand delivered to theMunicipal offices in KwaDukuza
Enquiries regarding this notice may be directed to the Planning & IDP Unit- Ms L Naidoo on 032 947 9817.
Should you not be able to write, the above official may be approached byprior arrangement to render assistance in transcribing your comments orrepresentations.
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NOTICE INVITING COMMENTS ONTHE ILEMBE DISTRICT
MUNICIPALITY DRAFT 2014/2015INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT
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2 x Factories at Jackson MotorsIndustrial Park, 270 square meters,R6200-00 per month excluding waterand electricity with 24 hour security
FACTORIESTO LET
Contact: Jackson Motors032-552 3857
Baking party polysty-rene serviettes pack-aging arts crafts decorribbon candles bas-kets. Email: [email protected] or 032-551 2523Stanger.
Cling wrap (300m &1400m),Heavy & Light duty foil(70m) and all packag-ing requirements.Call: 072 886 7045.
Prayer pigs varioussizes. To view call Ste-phen: 072 799 3576.
Second hand doubledoor Pepsi fridge,sweet counter, 20 litrepaint buckets, bedding,shoes, counter fridge,beds. Telephone: 073182 3863, 032-5522014 or call at Rocky-park Hardware, 21Van Der Wagen Drive,Rockypark.
2 Bedroom, kitchen,lounge, D/Room, 2 T/B,R3500 incl. water excl.electricity.2 Bedroom, kitchen,lounge, T/B, R3000incl. water excl. elec-tricity.Call: 032-552 3890/082654 6762.
House to let in Dokter-skop, 3 beds, 3 baths,O/P L/K, f/f, tiled, lug.Contact: 083 5445115/073 534 3736.
Outbuilding to let, 1b/r, lounge, K/T/S,R2600 including L/W,Newtown. Tel: 079 5247768/032-551 4156.
Outbuilding to let inGledhow. Contact: 084404 4112.
Outbuilding-Two bed-rooms, lounge, kitchen,T/B, hot and cold water,with lights and water inStanger Manor, Rent:R2500-00. Tel: 032-5511954/078 321 0744.
Room to let, CBD,R1000 + Deposit. Call:071 599 6598.
We do the following:1.Free property evalu-ation2.Buy and sell proper-ties3.Arrange financeDo not hesitate to con-tact Mthunzi for help on083 729 6425 or at [email protected].
25 Dick King Road,ERF 66, Townview,2333m2 land in resi-dential area, R280 000neg. Contact: 084 4445542.
Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary andincrease your takehome pay. Pay oneaffordable installmentwith repayments fromas low as R600 perR50 000 debt. We donot charge any up-front fees. Take actionnow: Phone-Princess(Stg Office)-032-5521194/A/H: 073 9296811, Makhosi (DBNO f f i c e ) - 0 3 1 - 3 0 67250/A/H: 083 3481663, Indira-032-5521170 (A/h)/083 6512441.
Persons required tojoin liftclub, Stanger toIsithebe Monday to Fri-day. Contact: 082 8972616.
Transport availablefrom Durban (6:30am)to Stanger and leavesat 16h00 back to Dur-ban daily. Contact: Joe:072 805 9262.
Transport required fromStanger to Durban-Edwin Swales Drive,Seaview. Contact: 083575 9919.
Transport requiredfrom Stanger Manor toVerulam or TrenancePark, Teaching hours.Contact: Vanessa:073 680 0127/076 1630909/032-551 1601.
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Admin Clerk required,Must have knowledgeon Ordering, Buying,Grv’s, Microsoft Exceland Word, Syspro Sys-tem.Storeman required,Must have knowledgeon maintenance storesand computers.Fax CV to 086 6540841.
Panel beating shop inEmpangeni requires aperson to do stripping& assembling & othergeneral duties. Tel:035-787 1139/083 2751127.
Position Available fora Junior IT Technician,Must have minimumof 1-2 years practicalexperience, A+ & N+,Driver’s license es-sential. Email C.V to:sh [email protected] or deliver to ICEComputers Stanger.
Property DevelopmentCompany in Ballito re-quires-1)Financial Accountantwith relevant degreeand min 2 yrs workingexperience in financialenvironment.2)Accounting Clerk-matriculant with mathsand accounting withmin 2 yrs pastel expe-rience. Email: [email protected] Tel:032-946 3390
>>Stanger Secondary School will hold aparents meeting at the school on 16 Aprilfrom 2.30pm until 4.30pm.
The Gledhow Emperumal Temple willobserve
>>Karrumarieamman prayer as follows:Wednesday, 16 April and Thursday, 17 Aprilprayer at 6pm. Friday, 18 April main prayerat 9am. Dehoisting of flag at 1pm. All welcome.
>>The trustees, officials and members ofthe Stanger Siva Temple invite you and yourfamily to their Good Friday Amman prayerwhich will be held on Friday, 18 April at 9am.Lunch will be served. For more informationcontact the Clerk on 032 551 3259.
>>The Anglican Parish of All SaintswithStAlban’s KwaDukuza will hold Easter servicesas follows:
Palm Sunday, 13 April at St Alban’s Darnall : 7am Holy Communion Service. AllSaints Stanger at 9am Holy CommunionService. St Alban’s Darnall at 5pm FamilyService. Maundy Thursday, 17 April at AllSaints Stanger at 6pm Holy CommunionService. Good Friday, 18 April at 6am Stations of the Cross (Ecumenical Procession).The procession will commence at the Anglican Church, Balcomb Street and end at theCatholic Church, Blaine Street. 12pm to 3pm All Saints Stanger Three Hour Vigil. EasterSunday, 20 April, St Alban’s Darnall at 7am Holy Communion Service. All SaintsStanger at 9am Holy Communion Service.
>>Glad Tidings Tabernacle Church hasopened a soup kitchen. Not just to feed thehungry, but to instil the Gospel of the LordJesus Christ in their hearts.
The Feeding will be at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60 Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor, every Saturday starting from the 8 Marchfrom 9am to 10am.
>>Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple (TOOPANS) will be holding its 102ndCHITRAPURVAM KAVADY FESTIVAL. Theflag hoisting ceremony will be on Monday,12 May, hawan commencing at 5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18May, devotees expected from 7am. The flagdehoisting ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20May.
>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal priest punditKK Mishra is away until 11 June 2014. Prieston call is pundit Roy Mahanga. Contact himon 032 551 6085 or 084 556 6601.
>>Weekly meditation classes in Ballito takeplace on Tuesdays, 6.30pm 7.30pm at Ballito Library, Compensation Beach Road.Classes are R30 donation to governmentregistered nonprofit organisation. Learn toconnect with your inner potential for peaceand happiness. Everyone is welcome to dropin and enjoy practical advice and meditationpractice. For information call 031 764 6193or email [email protected]/www.meditateindurban.org.
>>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings atthe Shanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at5pm. Contact Kubashni 0768257357.
>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple willwith continue with Yagna / Hawan for 48days. Monday to Friday at 6.30pm, Saturdayat 3pm and Sunday at 9am. Contact Danny/Shaun 032/5522382.
>>Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing(Monday from 6.15pm to 7.15pm), Satsang(Thursday7pmto8.30pm),AbhishegumforShanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). Contact Kriyananda(032/5514795).
>>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For
more info please contact DC Naidoo(032/5514361) / Ashen ( 0736702324).
The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and ALANON meetingmeetings every Wednesday at 8pm at theStanger Town Hall. For more informationcontact Shaun on 0791556746.
>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 LarkspurStreet, Stanger Manor holds services onSundays (Sai) and Mondays (Temple). Devotees are urged to attend. Small weddingscan also be conducted at the temple. Formore information contact Ram Makardoodon 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 4094494.
>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays.Small temple weddings and ceremonies also can be conducted at the temple with yourown priest. Cooking and baking can be doneby the temple band of ladies. For more information contact the clerk on 032 551 1744.
>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 GreyridgeDrive Stanger Heights, holds the followingactivities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesdaybetween 6pm to 7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja firstTuesday, Ramayan reading last Tuesday.Free adult scriptural classes on Thursdaysbetween 6pm and 8pm.
>>Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm to5:30pm for further information contactP.R.O Mrs Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406.
>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal’s residentpriest, Pundit K.K Mishra is available for performance of all prayers at the Mandir orat your residence. Contact 032 551 1680.
The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir, 5Hornbeam Drive, conducts Satsang everyTuesday at 6.30pm.
All welcome. For more information call032 551 2430.
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To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email [email protected] fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Monday 10am. Items in this section willonly be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.
MERVYN KRISHNA
THE Stanger Manor Wom-en’s Circle, which will belaunched soon, aims to
change their community for thebetter.
More than 25women from theManor area attendedameeting atthe Daniel Rose Restaurant inStanger Manor last Thursday.
KwaDukuza deputy mayorDolly Govender and executivecouncillor Sundeep Oudhramgave their full support to thewom-en which will be launched in thenear future.
Govender congratulated thewomenwho are considering join-ing the circle tomake a differencein the community andurged themto play a pivotal.
Oudhram said he was confi-dent that the women’s circle willmake a difference in the lives ofmany in the area and have themhis full support.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNADeputy mayor Dolly Govender with some of the women who attended the meeting in Stanger Manor.
Platform set for Manor Women’s Circle
THE KwaDukuza Ministers Forumspearheaded by Pastor Rajen Soobra-money will be hosting an excitingEaster March this Saturday, 19April.
The march commences at 9am atShoprite Checkers parking, proceed-ing into Cato Street up Hulett Street,turning into Jackson Street, into King
Shaka Street and ending at the Check-ers Parking Area.
The march will be led by a hugehorse and trailer (Hope in MotionTruck) with state of the art
Sound equipment.Pastor Soobramoney said that Kwa
Dukuza has never seen such sophisti-catedmobilesound,thiswillbethebig-
gest."So, Pastors and churches of Kwa
Dukuza let's cometogetherand tell theentireKwaDukuzathatJesusdidcomeand rose as a Mighty Conqueror thisEaster.
For more information contact Pas-tor Rajen 061 474 4302, Pastor Jona-than Ramiah 083 675 0709.
Easter march in KwaDukuza
Mom you were an angel here on earth,we learned so very much from you. Youwere so gentle, so kind, your smile wouldalways see us through.
You taught us how to love unconditionallyand to be the very best in all we do. Yougave all to God and your family, neveronce stopping to think of yourself.
You were more than a mother to us, youwere our pillar of strength and backboneof our family, our best friend and a greatlistener too.
Oh how we miss our special talks andall the fun things we used to do. Mon wecan never say goodbye to you, becausewe could never bear the pain, instead wesay we love you mom, till we meet again.
Salatcheeamma Cuppan(Mummy)
A tribute to our Mom by your children,Ravi, Ricky, Reggie, Romeo, Vanitha,
Romilla and son-in-law Aniel, 4daughters-in-law, 22 Grandchildren,8 Great grandchildren and a host of
family and friends.
You and your family arekindly invited to attend the
15th & 16th DayMemorial Service of thelate SalatcheeammaCuppan (Mummy)
at her late residence.
Date: Saturday, 19th April 2014Time: 6pm (will continue the
following morning)Venue: Flat 47, Sunnyvale,
Sunnypark, Stanger
KWADUKUZA Mayor Ricardo Mthembu injected R30 000 into the Easter SoccerTournament which will kick off tonight atthe StangerRecreationandStangerManorGrounds under floodlights.FixturesWednesday (16 April) Division 2Townview vs Cobra 6pm (RecreationGround)
Happy Stars vs Junior Stars 7pm (ManorGrounds)Junior Stars vs Movers 5:30pm (ManorGround)Beez vs Siyazama 7pm (RecreationGround)Thursday: Division One (17 April)Yeahman vs Frolbrick 6pm (RecreationGround)
Madundube vs Rocky Park 6pm (ManorGround)Friday – Division One (18 April)Nandi vs ExLucky Stars 9am (RecreationGround)Park United vs Tornado 10:30am (Recreation Ground)Monza vs Melville 12 noon (RecreationGround)
Current FC vs Groutville 1:30pm (Recreation Ground)Beez vs Tigers 3pm (RecreationGround)Friday – Premier Division (18 April)Tiger Boyz vs Movers 9am (Manor Ground)Citizen All Stars vs Dorinkop 10:30am(Manro Ground)Thembeni vs Mtwana 12 noon (Manor
Ground)Young Nations vs Young Lions 1:30pm
(Manor Ground)Mavusana vs Real Celtic 3pm (Manor
Ground)
Easter tourney fixtures April 18, 2014
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OCEANVILLE ‘A’ avenged their Twen-ty-20 League defeat at the hands ofUnited a fortnight after sending their
nemesis crashingout of theWarriorsSport-sponsored Twenty-20 Knockout Cup in thefirst round played at the Country ClubGround on Sunday.
Oceanville batted first and posted 125/7in their allotted 20-overs. A. Juggernath(41),R.Ponnsamy(18)andS.Govender (13)were the chief contributors for Oceanville.M.AnwarwasthepickoftheUnitedbowlersclaiming 3/10 from 3 overs.
Chasing 126 runs for victory (at a rate of6,3 runsperover),Unitedwererestricted to106/7 in their allotted 20-overs. Y. Ismail(47) was the highest scorer forUnited.
Man-of-the-match Juggernath created ahuge headache for the United batsmenclaiming2/15from4overs.Hewaswellsup-ported by Shane Harris who claimed 2/15from 3 overs.
In an earlier game, Nkobongo bookedtheir place in the semi-final after beatingOceanville ‘B’ by 13 runs.
Nkobongo batted first and posted a re-spectable138/7intheirallotted20-overs.Y.Banda (38), S. Mlehwanazi (31), I.Khoza(18) andN.Dlamini (18)were thepickof the
Nkobongo batsmen.Abrilliant 59-runs contributionbyCam-
eronNaidoowasnotenoughtosalvageawinfor Oceanville (who posted 125/10 in theirallotted 20-overs).
R. Mghobozi (2/4 from 4 overs) and I.Khoza (3/35 from 4 overs) were the mostsuccessful Nkobongo bowlers.
Meanwhile, at the Gledhow GroundDawnheights trounced Flipside by 32-runsto secure a quarter-final berth againstMorningside.
Dawnheights batted first on a trickyGledhowstripandposted93/9intheirallot-ted 20-overs. Suhail Singh top-scored forDawnheights with a brilliant knock of 30runs which included a massive six.
R. Perumal grabbed 2/12 from 4 overs.In replyFlipsidewerebundledout for apal-try 61 runs.
Eslin Jude Abraham (2/9 from 3 overs),Keane Govender (2/14 from 3 overs) andAdhilMohan(2/9 from3overs) claimedtwowickets each.
PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDOceanville ‘A’ were ecstatic after beating United by20runs in a Warriors Sportsponsored Twenty20League game played at the Country Club Groundon Sunday.
Oceanville avenge defeat
Dawnheights trounced Flipside by 32runs to securea quarterfinal berth against Morningside.
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JAY Ramnath of KwaDukuza Athletic Club(KDAC) is looking forward to attempting hisfirst Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town onEaster Sunday.
In an interview with Ramnath a week be-fore the race, he said: “Two years ago I mademyfirstvisit to theMotherCityandwhilst trav-ellingupChapman’sPeak Ivowedto tackle theTwo Oceans Marathon someday.
“I least expected that day would come sosoon, but despite being the only KDACpartici-pant in the race I am looking forward to run-ning the 56km race on Easter Saturday”.
Ramnath started running at the beginningof 2013 and tackled his first Comrades Mara-thon last year from Durban to Pietermaritz-burg. With more than 10 000 athletes bailingoutof therace last year, includinga largenum-berofhisclubmates,Ramnathperseveredandcrossed the finish line in Pietermaritzburg ina time of 11:50 (making the cut-off time by 10minutes).
He will be hoping to use the Two OceansMarathon in preparation for his second Com-radesMarathon on 1 June fromPietermaritz-burg to Durban.
President of KDAC, Chander “Zoo” Gun-gadeen congratulated Ramnath for tacklingthe world’s most beautiful race, Two OceansMarathonandwishedhimeverysuccess inhisendeavours on Saturday.
Gungadeen also heaped praise upon long-standingmemberDasHarilal forparticipatingin theMahatma Gandhi Salt March themed “Isupport active non-violence-it results in last-ing solution” on 6 April.
The Salt March symbolized Gandhi’s defi-anceoftheSaltTaximposedbytheBritishcolo-nialists. Gandhi spent 21 years of his life inSouth Africa.
Themarchalso celebrates the10th clauseofthe Freedom Charter to maintain peace andfriendship as espoused by leaders such asChief Albert Luthuli
InotherKDACnews,membersareremind-edabout thechangeof times for the timetrials.Runners will start at 5.00pm and walkers at5.15pmfromtheManorCarParkandheadingintoStockRoad.Allparticipantsarerequestedto train in reflective colours and run/walk ingroups as a safety measure.
The KDAC annual boat-cruise is scheduledfor 9 August. The fee is R250 per memberwhich includes a three-course meal.
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS
When I requested a ride in theNV200, I was informed that it isa very popular vehicle and that
the journalists are queueing for a ride. Mycommon sense told me that due to this,the NV200 should offer an above averageexperience.
Seeing the NV200 for the first time Iwas quite impressed with the sloping frontend. The lines followed an angled line ending in the squarish rear compartment. Atthe back is a huge door, making the loadingof goods an easy task. It would appear asif the sloped front end contributes greatlyto the handling of the NV200 when ridinginto strong winds.
The interior is functional and straightforward no fancy extras. The NV200boasts an amount of space which onewould only expect from larger vehicles.With the rear seats folded up there is animpressive2.3cu.mspace.Withthemiddlerow folded down the space is an enormous3.1 cubic metres.
With the large sliding doors on the side,access is not a problem for the middle row.Getting into the rear seats is a bit tight forlarger people. Up front, the driver’s seatcould have a bit more rearward slide space.
From the side it appears as of thewheels are a touch too small. In my opiniona 15” wheel might fit better. With the extratwo seats folded down, there is enoughspace for seven people.
THE RIDEThe NV200 had no problem getting un
der way. However, after loading some passengers in the NV200 was sluggish on thetorque. However, once the revs got beyond4000 the torque kicked in and it was better.
As it was, the day I had a few passen
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It hit the NV200 diagonally from theleft front and it was a bit like riding a balloon on water.
The effect of the wind on the NV200was apparent.
I LIKEThe two rear seats are definitely more
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The turning circle is in fact a bit “scary”.I was very impressed with this fact. One
tends to accept vehicles which are slowturners, but the NV200 proverbially turnson a tickie.
The usable space of the NV200 is reallyhuge for the size of the vehicle.
OOPSIESWithout being prejudiced but still ob
jective, I have to mention a number of oopsies which in my opinion, if attended to, willimprove the NV200:
Rear side doors have no opening windows resulting in the NV200 getting quitestuffy and hot in the rear section, specificduring the summer months.
Although the air conditioning workswell it is not delivering enough air to therear passengers mainly as there are no airvents feeding the rear of the cabin.
There are no handles to hold onto whengettinginoroutoftheNV200inthemiddleor rear rows of seats.
The passengers which I had for this testnoted this immediately. This would furtherhelp to hold onto when driving on bumpyand winding roads.
The split of the middle seats is a 2/3fromtheleftsideand1/3fromtheright.Perhaps this should be the other way round.When you have three people in the middlerow and somebody needs to get out or inat the back, then either the right hand middle row passenger has to get out or both theleft hand and middle passengers on the leftside must get out to allow the seat to folddown.
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The front door window winding mechanisms are placed at an awkward height,specifically on the driver’s side. It tends to“gnaw” at your knee whilst driving and itis difficult to have your leg in another position to avoid this.
VERDICTThe NV200, to my mind, does have a
place in the market. Why else would it bemarketed?
As a panel van with its large loadingspace and the low loading height it shouldmake the transporting of goods a pleasure.However in the combi version I get the feeling that it is the result of using a basic panelvan and then added some padding, seatsand windows.
It is as if there was no thorough thoughtprocess was undertaken during the interiordesign, resulting in the shortcomings mentioned above.
In my opinion the NV200 would be ahandy mom’s taxi once the problem areascould be solved.
Butbythesametoken,bartheseissues,it is a nice fellow to drive. Personally I donot have a requirement for a combi, butyou’ll have the final verdict after a testdrive.
Once again my personal opinion is thata 15” wheel could make the driving experience better and more stable, specificallywith windy conditions from the side orfront.
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Isaziso sikhishwe ngokomgomo 54(2)(c) oshicilelwe eMthethweni ka-Zwelonke WokuPhathwa KweMvelo, ka 1998 (uMthetho 107 ka 1998)(njengoba uchitshiyelwe) ngenhloso yokwethula umsebenzi odinga uku-gunyazwa ngaphansi kohlu lemisebenzi eshiciyelwe ngaphansi komgomowokucwaninga ngokungenzeka emvelweni (EIA 2010) oqukethwe kwimigo-mo (GNR 543, 544, 545, 546 no 547 yangomhlaka 18 June 2010) ngaphansikoMthetho kazwelonke wokunakekelwa kwemvelo (uMthetho 107 ka1998) (njengoba uchibiyelwe). Ngokubheka izimo ezingaphazamisekangenxa yokunwetshwa kwalamathuna, imvume yokwakhiwa kwaleprojekthi izotholakala ngokohlelo olubizwa ngokuthi iBasic Assess-ment ezotholakala eMnyangweni weZolimo,neZemvelo.
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Warriors Sport advance to final of Easter Knockout CupWEEKLY REPORTER
WARRIORSSportadvancedtothe final of the XpressTimes-sponsored Easter
KnockoutCup(hostedbyStangerandDistrict Volleyball Association) afterbeating the more fancied Randsonsoutfit in straight sets (2-0) before alarge crowd at the association courtson Thursday night.
Warriorswhobeat the“new-look”Randsons outfit in the SDVA Top 8K.O. Cup last month repeated theirfeat on Thursday night to prove thattheir win was no fluke. Randsons,boasting a large number of young-sters are gradually begin to gel as anorganised unit and are expected toreachpeakconditionatthestartoftheleague programme.
Aslam Randeree’s Randsonschargeswerefarfromdisgracedaftergoingdown20-25;23-25toWarriors.
In an earlier quarter-final clashtherewasahugescare for favourites,
KSSTwhowere trailing 7-13 againstGroveEnd in theopeningset.But, theastute KSST manager, Syd Kistanstanding on the touch line did notpress the panic button and merelywatched inadmirationashischargesupped the tempo to reduce the deficitto2-points (12-14)andforce theirop-ponents into a timeout.
CameronSinghandCarnelJosephplaying in tandem with setter Sher-winDanielsquickly leveledthescoresat 17-17.
A catalogue of service errors byGrove End coupled with sheer bril-liancebyDaniels,sawKSSTclinchthefirst set (25-21) convincingly.
With the first set under their belts,KSST turned on the heat at the startof the second set to take a command-ing 15-9 lead. GroveEnd rallied backgamely, but there was plenty of am-munition in the KSST artillery whowentonbook theirplace in thesemi’sagainst Titans with a fluent 25-22win.
In the social ranks, Virgo stunnedarch-rivals Teachers Style after win-ning the first set 25-18. Style had todigdeepintotheirreservestolevelthescoresat1-1afterwinningthesecondset 25-22. Style secured a semi-finalberth against Darnall United afteredging out Virgo 15-11 in the finalset.
In the semi’s Darnall exposed thechinks in theStyle armouryandwenton to clinch the first set 25-21. Style,hopingtorepeattheirfeatagainstVir-go levelled thescoresat1-1afterwin-ning the second set 25-21.
Inthethirdanddecisiveset, thefa-tigued Style lads ran out of ideas andpaid the price after going down 11-15.
Meanwhile,Sunbrookscrapedtoahardfought25-22;25-23winagainstManor Old Boys to secure a place inthe semi’s against Cool Leaders.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWarriors Sport booked their place in the final of the Xpress Timessponsored Easter Knockout Cup after beating Randsons in straight sets (2520;2523).
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ISITHEBEPaints Darts Clubgot off to a winning start inthe Andy Hooblall Memori-
al League (hosted by DolphinCoast Darts Union) aftertrouncing arch-rivals DarnallActionSporting8-5attheTasteof India Restaurant onWednesday.
The scores were dead-locked (2-2) heading into the
be Paints.R & B Gledhow held a nar-
row 4-3 lead heading into thesingles matches. Woody Nai-doo levelled the scores (4-4) af-ter edging out Kevin Pillay inthe opening singles match.
Ashley Haripersaad andDarrel ShanmagumrestoredR& B Gledhow’s lead (6-4) afterbeating Charlie Rungasamyand Dhana Govender respec-tively in the singles matches.
Jodie Naidoo kept Gledhow inthe hunt for honours afterwal-loping Neeran Somnath to re-duce the deficit (5-6).
Terrence Pillay and CollinRamalingam turned on theheat in the final two singlesmatches outclassing TerrenceSubban and Yogan Pillay re-spectively to guide R & B Gled-howtoacomfortable8-5victo-ry.
President of Dolphin Coast
Darts Union, Jerry Govenderexpressedhis sincerethankstothe Andy Hooblall family fortheir generous R3 000 spon-sorship.
Ashveer and Rihana Hooblall(children of the late AndyHooblall) present a cheque ofR 3000 to Vinesh Geanballey(public relations officer of Dolphin Coast Darts Union).
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doubles matches af-terthehonourswereshared in the teamevents (1001 and801).
Devan GoundenandRavolinKaniap-paproved toostrongfor the more experi-enced Nine Pillayand Asogan Lat-shoomanan in theopening doublesmatches to giveDar-nall a narrow (3-2)lead. Waine Naidooand Kevin Goundenextended Darnall’s(4-2) leadafter anni-hilating VineshGeanballey andDennis Govender inthe second doublesmatch of the eve-ning.
The “Jerry-twins”, Govenderand Arunachellamproved a formidablecombination afteroustingPreollenMu-thusamy and Sash-enNaidoointhefinaldoublesmatch to re-duce the deficit (3-4)to a solitary point.
After their bril-liantperformance inthe doubles match-es, darts enthusiastsexpected Darnall toromp to victory inthe singles matches.But, theDarnall ladsfailed the litmus testin thesinglesmatch-es, losingfiveof theirsix matches (withDevan Gounden theonly Darnall playerto win his singlesmatch)whichresult-ed in their 8-5 de-mise.
The Gledhowderby failed to pro-duce any fireworkswith R & B Gledhowcantering to a fluent8-5wintosharejointtop spot with Isithe-
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Magnum blown outof T20 K.O. Cup>> Well deserved victory for Morningside club
WEEKLY REPORTER
MAGNUM Cricket Club wereblown out of the WarriorsSport-sponsored Twenty-20
KnockoutCup(hostedbyIlembeCrick-et Union) after suffering an agonising2-runs defeat at the hands of over-whelming favourites Morningside atthe Gledhow Ground on Sunday.
The decision byMorningside to batfirst after winning the toss was vindi-catedaftertheiropeners,RajenNaidooandPreshenRampersadshowedscantrespect forMagnum’s opening bowler,Calvin Pillay hitting him all over the
park to post awhopping 23 runs in thefirst over.
Magnum came back strongly re-stricting the flowofruns.Afteradreamstart Morningside were restricted to102/8 in their allotted 20-overs.
Rampersad (21), Gerhard Nagiah(20) and Naidoo (17) were the pick ofthe Morningside batsmen. I. Hemraj,G. Govender and K. Padayachee werethemost economical bowlers claimingtwo wickets each.
Chasing 103 runs for victory, Mag-num took the game to their more fan-cied counterparts andwere88/4at theend of the 18th over. Needing just 15
runs for victory from two overs andwith six wickets on hand, the odds fa-voured Magnum.
Magnum scored eight runs in thepenultimate over with Liam Lukesmashing a massive six.
Magnum could muster just fourrunsinthelastoverincludingarun-outin the last delivery of the match whichresultedinthembowingoutofthetour-nament by two runs.
Meanwhile, Ashrafiyya bookedtheirplace in the2nd roundof theTwen-ty-20K.O.CupafterdefeatingWarriorsSport by 18 runs at the GledhowGround on Saturday.
Ashrafiyyawon the tossandelectedto bat first. They posted 118/7 in theirallotted 20 overs. J. Joshi (31), I. Bobat(22) and O. Dhoodhat (19) were themain contributors for Ashrafiyya.
RishenMathapershad (2/13 from 4overs)andAustinGovender(2/26from4 overs) claimed two wickets each.
Chasing 119 runs for victory from20-overs(atarateatalmostsixrunsperover), Warriors were restricted to100/7 in their allotted 20-overs. RiazMahomed (16), Keagan Govender (16)and Shunmugam Chetty (15) battledgamely tokeepWarriors in thehunt forhonours.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDProud sponsor Rishen Mathapershad of Warriors Sport (extreme left standing) congratulates Morningside who advanced to the semifinals of the Twenty20Knockout Cup.
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STANGER Dolphins are expected to take a power of beating intheir quest to successfullydefend their Dolphin CoastSquash Summer Leaguetitle.
On Tuesday night they mercilessly annihilated Umhlali II(161) to cement their positionat the summit of SummerLeague log table.
The father and son combination of Elvis and Prenolen Govender, making their debut in theDolphin Coast Squash League atthe start of the 2014 season,gave the home team a dreamstart after recording impressivevictories.
Elvis, playing at five, relisheda fluent 30 (159; 156; 1510)win against Gary Wise to givethe home team a 30lead.
Following in the footsteps ofhis dad, Prenolen, playing atfour, edged out the more talented Ross Urquhart (1512; 1513)in the first two sets to put thehome team in the driving seat.With the match sewn up, Prenolen stepped off the acceleratorin the third and decisive set togive the visitors something tocrow about after Wise registereda 1512 win in the third set.
Veteran squash campaignerIndran Pather proved too craftyfor George Pindak, winning 1511;1614; 1511 to give Dolphins acommanding 81 lead.
Srini Murugen produced astellar performance to outwitthe more experienced NolanSmith in straight sets (1512; 1513; 1512) to seal the 2bonuspoints for the hosts.
The ultra consistent Dolphins skipper Avesh Nurbadhwho has hardly put a foot wrongsince the start of the SummerLeague, led from the front aftercantering to a fluent 1510; 1513;1511 win against to guide thehosts to an emphatic 161victory.
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