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Beachfronttakes strain>> People said there were fewer people and less activity than last year

SETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

TWOthirdsof thewaythroughtheApril holiday season, the Feverfound that words like “quieter”,

“disappointed” and”concerned” wereheard fromlocalsandvisitorswhohadthe opportunity to compare thisyear’s Scottburgh beachfront pavilionwith the equivalent period last year.

Most of those who commented saidthey felt there were fewer people andless activity than in 2013.

Asked why that should be, theyagreed that it could not be theweatherand while acknowledging that theholiday structure this yearmade com-parisons difficult, they expressed dis-appointment at the lack of servicesavailable and concern that it mightherald a long-term decline.

Effectively, only the beach shop re-mains fromlastyearbecausewhile theWimpy is still there, everybody knowsit is facing an eviction order.

However, theabsenceofFatBoyzorany replacement of it is seen asthe greatest concern to visitors andlocals.

In the meantime, a group claimingto represent theUmdoni community islooking to lodge complaints with thePublic Protector against the UmdoniMunicipality and its protectionservices, in particular in respect offailures to enforce municipal by-lawsand regulations on the beachfront.

Atthetimeofgoingtopress,theUm-doniMunicipality’sonlyreportedcom-menthasbeenthatitisreviewingapro-posal to develop the entire beachfront.

Thisdrewacommentfromacouncilwatcher that“atbest,wewillnowhavetowait for ageswhile this new ventureis processed”.

PHOTO: SETONTHOMPSONScottburghbeachfrontlast Sundayshows spacefor morevisitors.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONA somewhat ‘depleted’ Scottburgh beachfront.

Two seriously injured inbakkie accident

TWO men, who were deliveringnewspapers, were seriously in-jured when the Isuzu bakkie inwhich they were travelling fromParkRynie towardsUmzintowentout of control.

It crashed into a tree on theR612 IxopoMain Road at 4.30pmon Monday, 21 April. The front ofthe vehicle was badly damaged.

When police arrived at thescene they found the two occu-pants writhing in pain.

Thedriver’sdoorwasopenandthe driver was on the road. He

complained of pain in his sidesuggesting possible internal inju-ries and had sustained severeabrasions tohisarm. Thepassen-ger was lying on newspapers inthe rear of the bakkie and com-plained of back pains.

The injuredmenwere takenbyambulance to G.J. CrookesHospi-tal in Scottburgh.

A case of reckless or negligentdrivinghasbeen registeredby theUmzinto SAPS and is being inves-tigatedbyDetectiveWarrantOffic-er Jeeva Govender. — Supplied.

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It will be the largest dredging ves-sel of its kind in South Africa.

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“Itwillalsoprovidesparedredgingcapacity to assist sub-Saharan portsin terms of our Africa strategy,” saidTau Morwe, TNPA chief executive.

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Suspendedsentence forcyclist murderNORAH Lungile Mthembu (34) wasgiven a suspended sentence of fiveyears for murder in the Scottburgh Re-gional Court on Wednesday 23 April.She was convicted of murdering cyclistKen Brown by running over him in hervehicle on the Mpambinyoni Riverbridge on 18 December, 2010. The casegenerated agitation in the community,aggravated by perceived leniency ofthe sentence. — Supplied.

Five injuredin car crashFIVE people were injured after twocars collided at the intersection ofBlaze Way and the M37 in Aman-zimtoti at around 8pm on Thurs-day, 24 April. Three people sus-tained serious injuries while two es-caped with minor injuries. After theinjured were treated on scene byNetcare 911 paramedics, they weretransported to hospital. Exact de-tail to the cause of the accident andpreceding events will remain a sub-ject for police investigation andcomment. — Supplied.

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Where to find‘Upper Coast Fever’THE Upper Coast Fever is available at allnational retailers, prominent retail outletsand government institutions.

Should you be unable to get a copy ofUpper Coast Fever, please don’t hesitate tocontact Lynn Hitchcock on Lynn.Hitchcock@Media 24.com or the distribution managerTom Pearson on [email protected] advising where you triedto find a copy and when.

‘KZN Departmentof Health betrayscitizens’THE National Health Laboratory Services(NHLS) has advised that it will no longer pro-videaservice toKZN’shealthdepartmentbe-cause the bills have not been paid.

This blow has been described by theDemocratic Alliance’s KZN health spokes-manMakhosazanaMdlalose,MPPasa“mas-sive betrayal by the KZN health department,both in terms of leadership and its responsi-bility tostatereliantpatients intheprovince”,through itsongoing failure to resolveabillingissue.

Recentmediareportsindicatethattheout-standing sum could be as high as R3 billion.

Theconsequencesarepredictedtoincludethe suspensionof specimencollectionservic-es, to begin with primary health care clinicsand progress to community health centreand specialised hospitals, followed by thesuspension of diagnostic pathology servicesat laboratories supporting district hospitalsand finally the regional hospitals, provincialtertiary hospitals and central hospitals.

“The news is dire for patients who rely onthe public health system. Delayed screeningmeansdelayedtreatment,whichinsomecas-es can prove fatal,” says Mdlalose.

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CouncilloraddressesretireesSONJA NELL>>[email protected]

THE South African Association ofRetired Persons (SAARP) recently

helditsannualgeneralmeet-ing at the Amanzimtoti Li-brary. The meeting, whereCllr André Beetge was theguest speaker, attractedabout 80 people.

With the upcoming elec-tion in mind, Beetge in-formed members how theprocessworks in order to beregistered to be able to casta special vote. He encour-agedmembers to convey themessagetotheirelderlyfamilyandfriends aswell as thosewhowon’t

be able tomake it to avoting station be-

cause of physical challenges.SAARP’s Aman-zimtoti branch

has a social gathering every lastTuesdayofthemonthattheAman-

zimtoti Library when mem-bers enjoy a morning whichthey call a “bring and sharetea”.

SAARP negotiates withrelevant companies to pro-vide services at a reducedcost to its members. Theirmain source of income (ex-cluding donations) is thecommission which they re-ceive when members usetheir products.

SAARP charges no member-ship feeand theonlyqualifying re-quirement is that members are ofretirement age of 50 and older.

PHOTO: SONJA NELLCllr André Beetge addresses SAARPmembers.

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Municipal decisionrepudiated>> Local and regional leadership has endorsed the interests of Riverside Park people


THEANC’s local and regionalleadershiphasendorsedthebehaviour and interests of

Riverside Park people and theirWard6councillorThembaNgcoboin the quarrel between “com-rades”thathasfesteredintheareaover the past year.

The Riverside Park view is thatcertain ANC members within theUmdoni council and municipalityhave “undermined” Ngcobo’sward and, in the process, benefit-edtheirownadherentstothedetri-ment of Riverside Park residents.This has been particularly in re-spect of the allocation of employ-mentonmunicipal contractswith-in their area as well as the repay-ment of arrear housing debts.

After a confrontation last weekat the entrance to Riverside Park,(Fever, 25 April), an ANCmeetingwas held at Umzinto Hall on

Wednesday23April toaddress theissues.Attendedbysome150peo-ple, mostly Riverside Park resi-dents, thekeynotespeakerwasex-pected to be MEC for Human Set-tlements and South Coast ANCveteranRaviPillay,buthesentpro-vincial ANC stalwart Eric Appel-gren and human settlements gen-eralmanagerLawrencePalo inhis

absence.Ngcobodrewapplausewhenhe

was invited to explain thesituation. He highlighted the con-sistencywithwhichheandhisRiv-erside Park constituents had up-held the ANC’s principles in theirefforts tomanage theirarea for thegood of the people.

When he finished ANC leaders

congratulated him and acknowl-edged that “you are followingANCpolicy. The main beneficiariesfroma contract should be the localcommunity and arrear debts dat-ing from the apartheid era shouldbewrittenoff.Wewill supportyou,but we recognise that some offi-cials or councillorsmay have theirownagendaswhicharecontrarytoANC policies.”

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At the meeting are (from left)ANC Ward 6 Councillor ThembaNgcobo, Advocate ReshwantBrijraj, Lower South Coast ANCchairman Tholomane Mnyazizwa,provincial ANC member EricAppelgren, Umdoni speaker Coun-cillor Sykes Naidoo and localANC branch chairman SelvanChetty (podium).PHOTO: SETON THOMPSON

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5‘Top Gear’ Festival DurbanFESTIVAL-GOERS can expect aday packed full of entertainmentboth on and off the track as thisyear’s Top Gear Festival Durban,“in the warmest place to be”, of-fers a true celebration of all thingsmotoring.

Visitors are encouraged to bookearly to avoid missing out on thisexciting event on this year’s enter-tainment and motoring calendar.

Visitors with grandstandtickets are required to attendtheir respective street circuitshows at either 8am or 1.30pm onSaturday 21 June and Sunday 22June.

Grandstand seats are includedin the SuperSport Elite andSuperior ticket packages and areavailable for sale now for thosewith standard and basic tickets at

R200 per person via the all newfestival website.

For more information on ticketprices or to book visit www.topgearfestivaldurban.co.za

Twitter handle is @topgearfestSA

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Umdoni awards grants to local organisationsSETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

THE Umdoni Municipality awardedgrants to 16 charities and organisa-tions at a ceremony in the councilchamber inScottburghonMonday7April. The beneficiaries are theAmandawe Community CareCentre, Club Blue Horison, KhanyaHospice, Khayelihle Educare Site,the Park Rynie Cricket Club, thePark Rynie Diwali Funday commit-tee, Park Rynie Senior Citizens’ As-sociation, the Pennington Recrea-tion Club, Sezela Deepavali CheerGroup, Sezela Senior Citizens Club,Shayamoya Senior Citizens’ Club,the SouthAfricanRed Cross Society,Thandanani Senior Citizens, theUmdoni and Vulamehlo HIV AidsAssociation, the Umzinto Associa-tion for the Aged and WonderWomen Ministries.

Welcoming thebeneficiaryrepre-sentatives, Umdoni mayor Siyabon-ga Khwela pointed out that they hadbeen chosen through a rigorousselection process and that the

municipalitywill closelymonitor theappropriate use of the funds.

He said themunicipality is proudof the charitable and serviceorganisations in its midst andthankedthemfor theircontributionsto the community and the region.

SpeakerSykesNaidoo, indeliver-

ing a vote of thanks, said themunicipality is there to collect fundson behalf of the community ratherthan distribute them and thatbeneficiaries“shouldnotbecometooreliant on such funds in these timesof financial stringency as even themunicipality had constraints”.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe group of beneficiaries’ representatives with the mayoral group andsenior Umdoni Municipality officials.

Guard catches ‘ceiling burglar’SONJA NELL>>[email protected]

THE recent launch of the En-tombeniStreetPatrolproject inAmanzimtoti is already bear-

ing fruit and making a difference inthe community’s fight against crime.

WhilewalkingpastahouseinKen-nilworth Road recently, the guard,MaxwellGanbushe,noticedamanin-side a house looking out the window.Uponseeing theguard,hehidbehindthecurtains,butkeptpeeringoutandhiding again.

Ganbushe found it verysuspiciousand called it in to the ET Rapid Re-sponse control room and requestedassistance. The control room dis-patched the Rapid Response teamwho, upon arrival and after inspect-ingthehouse,noticedthatsomeoftheroof tiles had been removed.

The owner of the housewas calledandaninternalcheckwasdonebutnoone was found inside. The intruderwas eventually located in the ceiling.Hebrokeinbyremovingroof tilesandgaining access to the house that way.

The suspect was detained and achargeofhousebreakingwasopenedwith the Amanzimtoti SAPS.

“This shows the effectiveness ofstreet patrols in the fight againstcrime. The Entombeni Street Patrolwas launched a couple of weeks agoand it is great to see the rewards of avigilant patrol guard,” Tony Lokker,managing member of ET RapidResponse told the Fever.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSAPS and security company at thehouse in Kennilworth Road.

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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 Durban Central regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

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I HAVE lived for many years in Umdoniwhere the standard of driving has neverbeen exemplary, but I have to say that it isdeterioratingbytheday.InScottburghitselfandPenningtonaswellas theroadbetweenthem,motoristsdriveasthoughtheyareJo-zi businessmen trying to get to Pretoria be-fore the toll notices them. Speeding, over-takingondoublebarrierlinesandtailgatingare specialities.

Even when they are going slower, in-creasingly few stop at stop signs or traffic

lights, presumably on the principle that ifyou’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. En-teringabusymajorroadfromastop-signedside road in front of rapidly approachingtraffic is a star turn. Occasionally, theyoblige by putting foot and racing away justbefore the oncoming car collideswith thembutotherwise,what thehang, “let himslowdown—my time ismore valuable thanhis,even if I can’t remember where I’m sup-posed to be going”.

Of course, lawenforcement interventionwould greatly help but is glaringly obviousby its absence.

Tom ScottScottburgh

Daily rat race

AS ‘n gereelde besoeker envakansieganger aan u dorp,soekekaltyddieFeverkoerantop om te lees om in voeling tekommetwat inenomAmanz-imtoti gebeur.

Ekhoualvirdieafgelope15jaar, vier maal per jaar hiervakansie en geniet die nuus indie plaaslike koerante baie.VirdieafgelopepaarjaarisdieFever egter my gunsteling.

Ekwildieredaksiespange-lukwensmetdiepuikkoerant,interessante leesstof,pragtige

uitleg en goeie kwaliteit. Dit iswerklik aangenaam om diekoerant te lees, veral omdatdie artikels so insiggewendengoed geskryf is. Amanzimtotivoel al na al die jare amper virmysoos ‘huis,wegvandiehu-is’ endaaromwaardeerekdieinteressante leesstof indieko-erant vreeslik baie. Van mykantaf—dankievir‘npuikko-erant, hou aan met die goeiewerk. Ek sien uit na die vol-gende Fever.

Johan Strydom, Bergville

Lekker leesstof, selfsin vakansietyd

I SEE Ronnie Kasrils is causingsome ripples with his “no vote”utterances.

Ifpeoplewantpoliticalchangehow on earth will boycotting thepolling stations change anything—aspoiltorunusedvote isanad-vantage to the majority.

Perhaps Kasrils is actuallyplaying politics and working forthe ruling party by trying to re-duce the vote for the opposition.If people do not vote therewill benovote for theopposition—quiteclever really — especially withour unsophisticated electorate.

Nice one Cyril.Ian Birtt

Pennington

‘No vote’utterancesquite clever

AS ‘n relatiewe nuwe inwoner in dieomgewing, wil ek graag deur middelvan u koerant almal gelukwens watdie areamaakwatdit is.Noupraat eknienetvaninwonersof instansiesnie,maar van die hardwerkende indivi-due wat dit op hulself neem om die

dorp ‘n beter plek te maak vir almal.Indiekortrukkie(tweejaar)watek

hierwoonhetekvertroudgeraakmetdie gemeenskap se frustrasies enongelukkigheid oor menige aange-leenthede. Wat ek egter ook raakges-ienhetisdiebereidwilligheidenhard-werkendheid van party mense omhierdie probleme uit te sorteer.

Ek wil graag een persoon uit-sonder— Raadslid André Beetge. Ekhet persoonlik gesien hoe Beetgeaandag gee aan mense en aan prob-leme in die areawaarvan hy raadslid

is, asook die dele wat nie onder syvlerk val nie.

Sy onbaatsugtige bydrae tothierdie gemeenskapmaak dit wat ditis.Enindienjy,asinwonervandieTotiareadinkdathierdiedie “slegsteplekonder die son met die meeste prob-leme ooit” is, dan woon jy dalk al telank hier. Dan het jy geen idee watbuite Toti aangaan nie.

Eksalmet trotsverkondigdatek inTotiwoonwant ons het hier nie naas-tenby die probleme wat ander dorpeondervind nie want ons het mense

soos Beetge wat ‘n passie het vir diedorp en sy mense. As gevolg van sytoegewydheidaanen liefdevirdiege-meenskap is daar menige problemewat deur hom uitgesorteer word nogvoor dit die koerante (of CarteBlanche) kan haal.

Myopregtedankaanalmalwatby-drae om van hierdie dorp die plek temaak wat dit is. Meneer Beetge, inbesonderdankieviruhardewerk.Eksalueer u.

K. Van TonderWinklespruit

Raadslid werkhard vir Toti

THE divergence in direction bytherulingpartywhichhassteadi-lyemergedintheUmdoniCouncilChamber and out in the streetsover the past year has reachedchallengingproportionsonly twoweeks before the general elec-tion.ThemeetingatUmzintoHalllast Wednesday evening, whileemphatically supporting the oneside as reported in our pages thisweek, has left open the questionwhether itwill beacceptedby theother side. Two issues highlightthis.

Over a year ago, the ANCma-jority in council voted towrite offthedebtsowedbyRiversideParkresidents before granting trans-fers. Early this year, they back-tracked and resolved, with theopposition, to endorse the titledeeds. Secondly, the municipali-ty,withcompliance ifnot supportfrom most ANC councillors, al-lowed a contractor to employ al-most five times more workersfromelsewherethanlocallyonanRP contract in defiance of ANCpolicy. The ANC leadership hasrebuked them.Whowill prevail?

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Who’s theboss?

SONJA NELL>>[email protected]

FREEDOM Day, celebrated on Sunday, 27April, commemorates the first democraticelections in South Africa since 1994.

“How far have we really come in thisjourneyof20years?Areweallexperiencingthe dream of so many, long-deprived by sofew,or is itonlyachangein face?Dowe, likeamodern-day Babel, remain divided alonglanguage and race? Do we remember thetrue meaning that this day symbolises?Freedom—to treatandbe treatedequal[ly]— every man, woman and child, withoutdiscrimination?” Cllr André Beetge asks.

Freedom Day serves as a reminder thattheguaranteeof our freedomrequiresus toremain vigilant against corruption and theerosionofthevaluesof freedomandtobuildanactivecommunitythatwillworktowardswiping out the legacy of racism, inequalityand the promotion of the rights embodiedin our constitution.

Freedom should mean emancipationfrom poverty, unemployment, racism, sex-ism and other forms of discrimination. Weare 20 years into our new democracy andmanyoftheseissuesarestillrifeinourcoun-try. We now face new challenges, like the

growing inequality among South Africansand political and economic instabilitycaused by new elite who are interested inpursuing their own interests.

According to AfriForum’s Chris Fourie,minorities are increasingly withdrawingfrom public debate and actions.

“Some have ‘immigrated’ inwardly inthe sense that they continue to live in SouthAfrica, but concentrate only on their owneconomic survival, mentally isolated fromtheircommunities.Othersphysically immi-grate to other countries.

“Thiswithdrawalhasresultedinminori-ties losing their public voice, as it were. Anabsent voice, or an inaudible one, is obvi-ously simply ignored in decision-makingprocesses.

“The current absence of the voice of mi-norities does not only hold negative conse-quences for the minorities themselves, butfor the country as a whole.

“It has become important forminoritiesto develop a new charter, in terms of whichthey can reclaim their voice andplay a con-structive role in public life and public de-bate.We knowno other home. This right toa meaningful existence extends to all com-munitiesandwewanttoco-operateinseek-ing a better future for all,” Fourie says.

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FEVER REPORTERMOTORISTS are reminded thatthe volumes of vehicles on theroad will steadily increase untilthe schools reopen and motor-ists and pedestrians are encour-aged to travel responsibly.

Long weekends and holidayssee an influx of people headingto the coast. Thousands of vehi-cles were recorded passing the

Mooi River and Mariannhill tollplazas, as holidaymakers maketheir way in and out of the prov-ince.

Thenumberofroadaccidentsalso increases during this busyperiod. With this in mind, Netcare911 offers this safety advice.

A slower travelling speedgives you more time to react in anemergency situation and alsodecreases the stopping distance.According to Arrive Alive the ma-jority of collisions are precededby a transgression or transgres-sions of the rules of the road ie.speeding, reckless driving, over-

taking on solid lines etc. Speed-ing and alcohol abuse result intragedies. Pedestrians shouldwear light-coloured clothing andwalk on the side of the road fac-ing oncoming traffic and onlycross the road at designated pe-destrian crossings.

Motorists should increasetheir following distance, travel ata safe and appropriate speedand switch their vehicles headlights on to make themselvesmore visible to other road users.

Have your vehicle checked bya professional to ensure that it isin a roadworthy condition and re-

member to ensure that your firstaid kit is fully stocked - replaceold or damaged safety glovesand safely dispose of expiredointments/medications.

Motorists are reminded that along journey should begin thenight before with a good night’srest and no or low alcohol con-sumption. Stopping for regularbreaks along the route also helpsto prevent driver fatigue.

For many motorists the holi-day season has not yet come toan end. The actions of a singledriver or pedestrian can alter theroad death toll.

emergencyIn case there’s an

10111Crime Stop: 086 001 0111

SAPSUmkomaas: (039) 973 6112Scottburgh: (039) 978 1900Amanzimtoti: (031) 903 5311Isipingo: (031)-913 3417AMBULANCEScottburgh Ambulance: 10177/ 039 976 1300Netcare : 082 911HOSPITALSScottburgh GJ Crookes Hospital: 039 978 7000Medical Centre : 031 904 7460Kingsway Hospital: 031 904 7000Toti Trauma 031 903 7777

FIREAmanzimtoti: 031 361 0000Scottburgh: 039-976-1202 / 082-891-9563 a/hPennington: 082-891-9563MISCELLANEOUSEskom: 0860 037 566Water Emergency: 080 131 3013Water and burst mains: 0800 313 013CCPO: 083 393 5066Street Lights: 080 131 3111ANIMAL RESCUESPCA Emergency: 031-904-2424

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Financialrelief fundfor pupilsFEVER REPORTER

THE eThekwini Municipality’s Ex-ecutive committee (Exco) hasagreed to establish a tertiary pu-pil financial relief fund that willprovide funding to needy individ-uals who require registration feesor funding to settle outstandingfees.

With government spherescoming on board to assist the Na-tional Student Financial AidScheme (NSFAS) no deserving

pupil will sit at home without aqualification.

It was with this understand-ing that Exco supported the es-tablishment of financial assist-ance that will contribute towardsaddressing those in need.

Pupils will be selected largelybased on the basis of outstand-ing academic achievements. Pu-

pils will be notified by an awardletter notification prepared bythe skills development unit.

Pupils who will be eligible toreceive this award must:

• be South African citizens;• reside in the eThekwini

Municipal area;• have been accepted to study

during the 2014 academic year in

any public tertiary institution;• enrol in a study programme

which is in line with municipal ca-reer needs;

• be from a disadvantagedbackground; and

• motivate why they requirefinancial assistance.

“As the municipality we un-derstand that it is a necessity forhigh-school leavers to enrol intoan institute of higher learning,therefore we are going to assistthem by providing financial aid.This is aimed at providing reliefespecially for pupils requiringpayment of registration fees at atertiary institution. It is notmeant to replace or competewith NSFAS,” Mayor JamesNxumalo said.

For more information, con-tact the municipal office on031 311 1111.

PHOTO: SOURCEDThe eThekwini Municipality’s Executive committee hasagreed to establish a tertiary pupil financial relief fund thatwill provide funding to needy individuals.

Scientist’shard workrewarded

FEVER REPORTER

DRDEBRARoberts,whoheadstheEnvironmental Planning and Cli-mateProtectionDepartmentat theeThekwini Municipality, has beenawarded the AfriCAN Climate Re-search Award by the AfriCAN Cli-mate Consortium. This award fol-lows hot on the heels of her beingnamed as a climate change leaderby the Mail & Guardian recently.

Roberts is championing howcities in Africa adapt to the effectsandimpactsofclimatechange.Shehas played a lead role in interna-tional research, delivered papersat international conferences andwritten reports for the United Na-tions, and other world organisa-tions.

Sheisrenownedforspearhead-ing projects which has made Dur-banaworldleaderinthefieldofcli-mate change adaptation. This in-cludes the development of theDurbanAdaptationCharterforLo-cal Governments which wassigned by more than 100 citiesaround the world in 2011. Thischarteraimedtotake localgovern-ment forward in a partnership todeal with the many ecological, so-cial and economic impacts thatfacecitiesaroundtheworldasare-sult of climate change.

ShepracticesandpreachesthatDurban is in many ways leadingthepackwhichhasresulted insev-eral local governments in otherparts of the world adopting moretransformation-led initiativesaround climate change.

“Dr Roberts is a world re-nowned and respected scientist,and the municipality is proud ofher achievements. Through herhard and persistentwork and thatofherdepartment, themunicipali-ty is at the forefront of global cli-mate change adaptation agenda,”Mayor James Nxumalo said.

“This award is further confir-mation of the leadership role thateThekwini Municipality plays inthe global debate regarding howurban areas — especially those inAfrica — should respond to thechallenges of climate change. TheeThekwini Municipality has gonefromapassiveconsumerofclimatechange data to an effective co-pro-ducer of climate change adapta-tion knowledge. This new type ofknowledgeiscriticalasitiscapableof driving innovative, local levelaction that improves the quality oflives of people and ensures thesustainability of ecosystems,”Roberts said.

PHOTO: SOURCEDDr Debra Roberts.

Localman’sWorldWar 2memories

BAZLEY former resident RonPritchard,whodiedinMarchatthe age of 88, left a record ofhis activities during World War2 which has recently beenfound. Many men, includingother South Africans, served inthat war but the survivors arebecoming fewer and theirmemories with them. InPritchard’s case, those memo-ries took in the D- Day invasionof Europe on 6 June, 1944when he was 18 and the Japa-nese surrender in Tokyo Bay on2 September, 1945.

Pritchard was born in Dur-ban in March 1926, the son ofBritish parents. When he wastwo he accompanied hismother to Britain where sheunderwent treatment for amedical disorder. He was 10when she died and 13 whenwar broke out.

HeenlistedintheRoyalNa-vy in 1943 aged 17 and after ba-sic training, mustered to thecruiser HMS Capetown. It wason board her that he partici-pated in the D-Day landing,supporting the bloodiest bat-tle of that day off OmahaBeach in which 2 400 Ameri-cans died.

After D-Day, HMS Cape-town was decommissionedand Pritchard was transferredto the Empress of Scotland, atroopship transporting Aus-tralian and New Zealandtroops to the war zones. Hevolunteeredasagunnerontheship’s only gun which had seenservice in the Anglo Boer War.It also saw him transferred tothe “Palm Deck“, which wasmore comfortable and saferthan the seaman’s quarters,being above decks and nearthe lifeboats.

Pritchard was then mus-tered to a new sloop, HMSPheasant on escort duties be-tween Brisbane and NewGuinea and on board which hefinished the war aged 19. Amonth after that, the shipdropped anchor close to theUSS Missouri on board whichthey witnessed the Japaneseleaders going to sign the un-conditional surrender.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe late Ron Pritchard,former Bazley resident.

UIF recipientsqueue for hours>> Officials arrived an hour later at 8.30am in accordance with a contradictory signboard


WHATcouldbe inter-preted as a wel-come acknowl-

edgement of justification byUnemployment InsuranceFund (UIF) officials to thepublic’s anger was revealedat the Park Rynie Depart-ment of Labour offices overthe past week.

On Friday 4 April, UIF re-cipients were kept waitingfor a payout that never hap-pened because, according toan official, “we couldn’t findthe person with the keys”.

Oneman in thequeuehadcome from Lusikisiki andmany people spent scarcemoney and hours queuingunder a hot sun, to no pur-pose.

Inaddition, theywouldbeleft without money longerthan the 10 days it normally

takes to receive their funds.Adding to their frustra-

tion, on the following Tues-day, many of the recipientsreported at 7.30am onWednesday 9 April as re-

quired by a letter they re-ceived while the officialsarrived an hour later at8.30aminaccordancewithacontradictory signboard.

However,onthefollowing

week as several told theFever, they received theirpayments in an unprece-dented three days, showingwhat the UIF can do if it putscustomer interests first.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONSignboard states 8.30am.

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Lions take Eastercheer to needyHOT-CROSS buns and Easter eggs were inabundance as the Scottburgh Lions Club visit-ed local institutions to take joy to many at thisspecial time of the year. The children at theVulindlela Crèche in Malangeni, the KhayelihleCrèche in Amandawe and the Schola AmorisSchool for children with special needs in Umz-into, were thrilled to receive their hot-crossbuns and Easter eggs. The excited childrenbroke into applause and song in appreciation.

The residents of the Alexandra, Umzintoand Renishaw homes for the aged were alsodelighted with the unexpected arrival of hot-cross buns and Easter eggs. Tudor Gardens res-idents were treated to a visit from the LionsClub as well.

At each venue Lion president Bernie Orthwished all recipients a happy Easter on behalfof the club. He pointed out that these giftswere made possible through donations ofclothing and other items which enabled the Li-ons to continue to do their work of serving thecommunity. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAt a recent Ilala lunch on the occasion of the Snyman’s 67th weddinganniversary are (from left) Pat Newton (Ilala chairman, Gertie andCorrie Snyman and Meisie Petzer (Ilala committee member).

67th anniversary celebrated

Umkomaas Hospice staff (back, from left) Sr Grace Buthelezi, LungiKhulmalo, Sr Wendy Pickering, social worker Hlegiwe Dlamini from Um-lazi and (front, from left) Nanjabulo Mavundla, Sr Sue van Rijsbergen,GT Mtijane and Sr NC Mbatha say goodbye to their nursing manager SrSue van Rijsbergen (yellow jacket) who is leaving to work in the UnitedKingdom. Her staff said she will be missed as she was both a goodleader and skilled teacher. Hospice Umkomaas can be contacted on039 973 1783.

Go well, Sister Rijsbergen

Toti Library honours World Book DaySONJA NELL>>[email protected]

TOcommemorateWorldBookDay,the Amanzimtoti Library paid trib-ute tobooksand localauthors toen-courage people to discover thepleasure of reading.

Attending this special event asguest speakers on Wednesday, 23April were Councillor AndréBeetge, DrManyaneMakua and lo-cal published authors HiteshSurujbally and Euclene BusiMaphumulo.

The authors spoke about theirlatest books while Makua andBeetge gave inspiring messages tothe attending bookworms.

Also on the programme was anitem by four KwaMakhutha artistswho entertained with singing anddancing.

The crux of Makua’s messagewas that having vision — which isachieved through reading — helpsto overcome adversity and to riseabove one’s circumstances.

“The greatest enemy to man isliving without a vision or direction.Everyone has the potential to suc-ceed in life, however only a fewwill.Having vision will control your

choices, it will dictate how you useyourtimeanditwillalwaysmotivateyou,” Makua said.

Beetge encouraged the youth touse the library and experience thejoysofreadingandbroadeningtheir

horizons through it.“Nothing beats the smell of a

book. Besideswhat’s written on thepages,it issomethingthatstayswithyou forever.

“Weare fortunate tohaveagreat

librarywith friendly staff inAmanz-imtoti—makeuseof it anddiscoverand utilise your talents,” Beetgesaid.

Visit www.uppercoastfever formore photos.

PHOTO: SONJA NELLAt the World Book Day celebration at the Amanzimtoti Library are (from left) Cllr André Beetge, Euclene BusiMaphumulo, Dr Manyane Makua and Hitesh Surujbally.

Local singer goesto top 10SETONTHOMPSON>>[email protected]

SCOTTBURGH vocalistJohan Potgieter (Fever,28 March) has reachedthe top 10 in the coastaldivision of the KaraokeStar South Africa com-petition which startedwith 2 000 entrants.

Success in KaraokeStar is via SMS voting bythe public who can viewthe performances orfollow them on thewebsite www.karaokestarsa.co.za Like mostcompetitors, Potgieter’s voice is also availableon Facebook. Voting to get to the top five isopen until noon on Tuesday 6 May. If you wantto support Potgieter, type the word “star”,leave a space and then 1083 and SMS it to37587.

PHOTO: SETONTHOMPSONJohan Potgieterabout to singat ScottburghMall recently.

>> Hulle is dankbaar om te leef, om getroud te wees met hul sielsmaats

SONJA NELL>>[email protected]

ELKE sprokiesverhaal sluit ge-woonlik af met ‘n “…happilyever after” maar vir Anna-

Marie en Nico Loots van Umkomaasis hierdie nog net die begin van diesprokie waaraan hulle saam skryf.

Een jaar na hul hospitaal-trouevertel die Loots egpaar dat as hulterugkyk op die stamperige, stow-werigepad totwaarhullenou is, isdittog met ‘n hart van dankbaarheid.

Dankbaar om te leef, om getroudte wees met hul sielsmaats, omgesonde,talentvollekinderstehê,om‘n florende besigheid te bedryf en dierustigheid van die kuslewe te kan ge-niet.

Nicowas op23Maart verlede jaarin ‘n ernstige motorfietsongeluk opdie N2 by die Isipingo afrit en het,nadat hy ontwaak het uit ‘n koma,besluitomnielangertewagnieenon-middellik, sommer in Kingsway hos-pitaal met Anna-Marie te trou.

“Ek het net besluit die lewe is kort—dithelpniemenssteluitnie,”vertel

Nico.Anna-Marie sê hoewel dit nie op

haaragendawasomhaarbruidegom

in ‘n hospitaalbed tegemoet te loopnie, het alles tog uitgewerk soos ditmoet.

“Ek het toevallig op die dag ‘nhaarafspraak gehad en kon dus toeNico hierdie besluit op die ingewing

van die oomblik neem, darem mooilyk op ons trou fotos,” vertel Anna-Marie met ‘n glimlag.

Die egpaar het begin verlede jaarvanaf Pretoria hierheenverhuis nad-at hulle deur inbrekers in hul huisaangevalenfisiesaangerandis.Hullehet ‘n rustiger en veiliger lewe hierkom soek.

“Minhetonsgeweetdatonsskaarshiersouweesenweerdiekoerantesevoorblaaie sal haal - die keer oor onsongewone troue. Dit was ‘n moeilikepad tot hier – nie net maanskyn enrose nie.

“Nicomoes herstel na die ongeluken beide ek en hy het gesond-heidsprobleme ondervind. Ook omaan te pas in ‘nnuwegemeenskap en‘n nuwebesigheid vandie grond af tekry, was nie maklik nie.

“Maar die verskil is, ons doen ditsaam. Ons is gelowig en ons staandeur dik en dunbymekaar,” sêAnna-Marie.

Die eietydse verhaal van geloof,hoop en liefde van hierdie twee dap-per mense is nog lank reeds nievoltooi nie.

FOTO: SONJA NELLAnna-Marie en Nico Loots.

Geluk na hospitaal troue

Christmas cheer for poor kidsSETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

THE Inkanyezi Foundation forthe physically challenged islooking towards anotherChrist-mas party for underprivilegedchildren on Saturday 6 Decem-ber.

TheeventwillbeheldinUmz-

into TownHall andwill cater for500 children, providing eachwith a toy, refreshments,clothes, novelties or “any otheritem to keep the spirit of Christ-mas alive”.

Donations incashorkindcanbe arranged throughRufusVee-riah on 082 774 4588 or LeslieNagan on 083 254 5486.

Kingsway High news

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKhotso Tsuaedi in Grade 11 and Courtenay Ellish in Grade 12 were selectedfor the All Stars team, whilr on a hockey coaching tour to the University ofPretoria in the school holidays. See more photos on www.uppercoastfe-ver.co.za

>> Last Thursday of every month: de-mentia and Alzheimer’s support groupfor families and carers. Completely con-fidential. At the Scottburgh Library from9 am. Inquiries: Evelyn on 083 393 7275.>> Last Thursday of every month: Par-ents, families and friends of lesbiansand gays (PFLAG) support group meet-ings from 6pm to 7pm at the Amanzim-toti Library activities room. Inquiries:084 700 2536 or e-mail [email protected]>> Last Saturday of every month. Pen-nington Peoples Market & Car Boot Saleat Relton Hall Pennington from 8amuntil 1pm. New traders welcome. Tobook a table or space for the car bootsale, contact Rebecca or Lorraine on 071088 1341 or 039 975 3442.>> Dance Basics, a ballroom and Latin-American dance studio in Durban, is of-fering beginner classes for the physicallydisabled people. Inquiries: Janelle Yun-nie on 084 474 0531 or e-mail [email protected]>> Every Sunday a service is held atthe Sanctuary of the Great White Lightin Barrow Road, Umkomaas at 10am.All welcome. Inquiries: 031 903 8108.>> Relton Hall for hire for weddings,birthdays or any function or event. In-quiries: Rebecca on 071 088 1341.>> May 3 and 4: The Sanctuary of theGreat White Light is holding a spiritual-ist symposium in Frere Road Durban(Albert Dlomo Road) in Umbilo. OnSaturday there will be talks on spiritual-ism, a group meditation, past-life re-gressions, a crossing-over demonstra-tion, aura photography and hypnothera-py. Refreshments and eats available. OnSunday there will be a spiritualistservice at 10am.>> May 13 and 14: Scottburgh HighSchool will be driving the SANi2C cy-clists cars down from Underberg to theschool on these two days and is lookingfor licensed drivers for the event. Therewill be two shifts a day - 7.15am and12.15pm. The programme: arrive atthe school at 7.15am and 12.15pm(not later), park your own car in thegrounds at the swimming pool.Drivers will then be transported to Un-derberg where the cars are waiting.Drivers will be allocated a car and willthen drive the cars down in convoy, in-tending to be back at the school by12.30pm and 5.30pm. Should you beable to assist, contact Jose de Castro atthe school on 039 976 1223 withyour details and the shifts you wish todrive.

FEVERDIARY

AmanzimtotiPrimary news

U13 rugby players who were chosenfor the Southern Natal Rugby team

are (from left) Sean Share, Kyle De-nyssen and Sam Bowley.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

U12 rugby play-ers who were

chosen for theSouthern Natal

Rugby team are(from left) Siya-

nda Ndimande,Janko Roets,Sam Bhengu

and Usama Ghu-man.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGrade 1 artists Mpilwenhle Langa and Keagan Stagg enjoypattern painting with Miss McAlpine.

Grade 5 ‘civilengineers’ JayapriyaGovender, PrayastaMalapermal, Thave-shan Govender,Taegan Moodley,Lonithemba Mbiliand NdabenhleDlamini lay thefoundations fortheir jelly-tot con-struction of theEiffel Tower duringa technology les-son.

Athlone Park Primary news

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGrade 3 pupils with some of the items collected for the SPCA. Handing over the collection to Michelle and Sarah from the SPCA are Jemimah Kinnear,Luyanda Sibisi, Mrs Sulo Govender, Kai Miskin, Sune Lindeque, Khayakazi Ntuli, Andile Mthombeni, Keanna Naidoo and Vrishan Govender.

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Bathuthukisa ezemfundo ngezinsizaGINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

UHLOMULE ngezinsiza zasenkulisaumphakathi waseMzumbe KwaNo-makhanzana ngesonto eledlule ku-landelaukuthiabaholibaka-ANC,no-hulumeni kanyenosomabhizinisi be-fike khona nesibani senkululekokanye nezinsiza zasenkulisa ehhololomphakathi, ngenhloso yokukhany-isela inkululeko intuthuko nemfundoyezingane ezizoba abaholi bezwebakusasa.

Abaholi bathe lezinsizazasenkuli-sa ezinikelwe osomabhizinisi zizo-sizaizinganezendawoukuthizifundenjengoba iTheza Creche seyizose-benzaemvakukwakhiwakwayongo-sizo losomabhizinisi.

Osomabhizinisibelule isandlaem-va kokucelwa abenhlangano

ethuthukisaumphakathikuzwelonkeiNational Development Agency(NDA).Umcimbiwokunikezelangale-zi nsiza ubeyimpumelelo kakhulukwazise phela ubuthanyelwe nanga-bazali bezingane ezizofunda kulenkulisa.

Okhulumela iNDA, uMnuz ThonyBouwer uthe banxenxe osomab-hizinisi ukuthi banikele ngezinto ezi-zothuthukisa umphakathi futhi ba-size uhulumeni akwazi ukufezekisaiphupho lakhe lokuqinisekisa ukuthiizinganeziyafundazonkefuthizinazoizinkulisa nezikole kanye nezinsizakufunda.

UMeya waseMzumbe uKhanselaThembinkosi Gumede ubongele um-phakathi ngokuthi uthole izinsiza za-senkulisa nokuthi manje izinganezezizofunda kalula.

UNgqongqoshe weZenhlalakahle

KwaZulu-Natal uNkk Weziwe Thusiuthe uhulumeni kanye nezwe lonkebagubha iminyaka engama-20 izwelabuswangokwentandoyeningi futhibazimisele ukuthi liqhubeke libusweabantu ukuze baqhubeke balethe iz-idingo zomphakathi ebantwiningokulinganayo.

Izikhulu zikahulu-meni namakhosikanye nosomab-

hizinisi nge-sikhathi benikela

ngezinsiza za-senkulisa eTheza

creche KwaNo-makhanzana eM-zumbe ngesonto

eledlule.PHOTO: GINISILE

NDOVELA

Abe-IFP badube imbizo eZinqoleniGINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

ABANYE babalandeli be-IFP badubeimbizo kamengameli wabo uDktMangosuthu Buthelezi, ebiseMsh-weshwe enkundleni yezemidlalo eZ-inqoleniemvakokulinda isikhathies-ide engafiki.

Le mbizo ebingoMsombulukonobekulindeleke ukuthi iqale emini,ize yaqala ngo-6 ntambama sebeze-bahamba abanye abantu. Ngokushokomunyewabaholibaleli qembueHi-biscusCoastuMnuzSifundoNgwane,okaShengeakakwazangaukufikaku-lomhlangano ngesikhathi ebekulin-deleke ukuthi afike ngaso ngoba up-hazamiseke esikhungweni sezindiza

lapho efike seyihambile indiza ebe-kumele ahambe ngayo nokwenzeukuthi afike sekudlule isikhathi esideeralini yakhe. “Umhholi wethuubesuka eGoli kanti ushiywe yibh-anoyi ebekumele ahambe ngalo.

Ngaleyondlelaakakwazangauku-fika emhlanganweni ngesikhathiebesimlindele ngaso. Uze wafikaphakathi kuka-4 no-5 ntambama.Ufike wakhuluma namalungu eqem-bu etendeni. Ugxeke kakhuluinkohlakalo eyenzeka kuhulumeni.Ubesenxusa abantu baseNingizimuAfrika ukuthi kumelemanje bavoteleiqembu leIFP elizoqeda lenkohlakalonezihlava esikuhulumeni obusayo,”kusho oka Ngwane.

Eqhuba okaNgwane uthe UMnt-

wana uButhelezi uphinde wagxekainkohlakalo eyenzekakomasipala la-pho ethe kunezinsolo zenkohlakalonokukhwatshaniswa kwezimali za-bakhokhi bentela komasipala ba-soGu kodwa izikhulu ezenza lokhozinikwa eminye imisebenzi nomazishiye ziyoba amakhansela eqembuelibusayo emva kwezinsolozenkohlakalo.

Omunye wabaholi ocele ukun-gadalulwauthe:“UShengeukhulumenamalungeqembu,ewanxusaukuthiaqhubekeasebenzekanzimaukucelaabantuukuthibavoteleiqembuaban-galethemba ngoba i-IFP isike yabusaKwaZulu-Natal futhi kuningi eyak-wenzela abantu.” PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELA

Eralini yeIFP eMshweshe enkundleni yezemidlalo Ezinqoleni ngoMsombuluko.

Inamuphi umthelelaimpilo yakho emphakathini?KUNENGOMAeyayivameukud-

lalwa nguMnuz Welcome‘Bhodloza’Nzimandeemsaka-

zweni wesiZulu uKhozi FM, enezinh-lamvu ezithi: “Umbulalelani omunyeumuntu ngoba ngelinye ilanga uzom-dinga?”

Lo mbuzo awudingi ukutolikwangoba usobala njengezinqe zeselese-le. Lesi silomo sakoMphephethe sasi-dume ngamancoko anongwengobukhuluubuhlakanioKhoziniFMuma sisakaza. Sashiya emsakazwenisesingumphathi sangena emab-hizinisini. Sasivame ukuyidlala lengoma ngesikhathi kusabhidlangeudlame kulesi sifundazwe iKwaZulu-Natal.

Nanamhlanje ngisamkhumbulakahle uBhodloza uma esekhuza ud-lame ethi: “Hhayi bo bafana bakithinabulalana kangaka kwenze njani?Yini leengakaeniyibangayoengekeil-ungiswe ngomlomo? Wena nsizwaophethe isikhali njengoba ngikhu-luma nje, uyakhohlwa yini ukuthi lomuntu olindele ukumbulala udalwenguNkulunkulu njengawe? Uzok-wenze njani kusasa umausubhekenenesimo lapho uzodinga khona usizolwalomuntu ocuthele ukumjuqa?”kubuza lesi silomo sakoMphephethe.

Yini eyenza ngikhulume kanjengoBhodloza? Isizathu ukuthi impiloyakhe ibe nomthelela omuhle, owa-khayo emphakathini. Angivumelanikahlehlenalababantuabavameuku-thiuBhodlozawazakhelaudumongo-mculo kamasikandi emsakazweni.UBhodlozaubenguthishangaphambi

kokusebenza emsakazweni. Ababe-funda naye KwaDlangezwa HighSchool, bathi wayevele eyisilomokwasesikoleni, kanti nangesikhathiesefundisa wayengaconsi phansi ku-bafundi nakozakwabo.

Indaba kaBhodloza ibuyeemqondweni ngilalele intshumayelokaMfu Armstrong Makhanya wase-United Congregational ChurchngePhasika. Uthe wonke umuntu ku-fanele azi ukuthi indlela aziphathangayo inomthelela kwabanye, kantikunjalonje, nendlela abanye abantuabaziphatha ngayo, inomthelela em-pilweni yakhe.

“Ngakhoke,”kuqhubauMfuMakh-anya, “kufanele sonke siqikelele uku-thi siziphathakahle ukuze kusizakalenabanye.Kukhonaabaphilangendle-laelimazaabanye,kubekhonanalaboabaphila ngendlela ebaphilisayoabanye.Vele-keimpiloinjalo,inezimoezimbinezinhle.Futhingekesiziqedeizimo ezimbi. Ziyohlale zikhona ziy-izinselelo. Okubalulekile ukuthi sibenobuchule nobuhlakani bokubheka-na nazo sizinqobe.”

Uthe neNkosi uJesu akazibaleke-langa izinselelo, wabhekana nazongqo, wazinqoba esizwa nguNku-lunkulu.Utheakulona iphuthaukuthiempilweni kube khona izimo ezinhlenezimbi.

“Uma zonke izinto zihamba kahleempilweni yakho,” kuqhuba yena,“ubokwazi ukuthi kukhona okun-galungile. Kanjalo futhi uma konkekungahambi kahle, kusuke kukhonaokungalungile. Abanezimoto bayazi

ukuthi i-battery lidingau ‘positiveno-negative’ukuzelibenamandla,likwa-zi ukuhambisa imoto.”

Uthe kuzokhumbuleka ukuthikwasekuqaleni impilo yoniwa ngu-muntu oyedwa ensimini yase-Eden,kodwayabuyeyalungiswangumuntuoyedwa, iNkosi uJesu. Yingakho ethiimpilo yomuntu oyedwa inomthelelakwabanye abaningi. Ulinganise nga-bantu okubhalwe ngabo eBhayibhe-lini njengo-Abraham athe ukulalelakwakheuNkulunkulu kwamenzawa-busiswa kwaze kwabusiswa nezin-gane zakhe nesizukulwane.UqhubekewalinganisanangoSawuluowayewuhlupho ebulala amakholwakodwa ngokugcina elalele iZwilikaJesu ngesikhathi eshaywa ngum-bani, laphendulwa igama lakhewabanguPawulu wase enza okuhle em-phakathini okwaphendula izimpilozabaningi.

Ngaphandle kwalaba okukhu-lunywa ngabo eBhayibhelini, uthenalapha eNingizimu Afrika, uNku-lunkuluuletheuMnuzNelsonMande-la ongasekho obe nomthelela omuhleezimpilweni zabaningi, hhayi eNing-izimuAfrika kuphela kodwa emhla-beni wonke.

Kanjalo nathi kulengosi namh-lanje sithi: “Uma sonke sin-gaziphatha ngendlela ezobanomthelela omuhle em-phakathini, sihloniphane, ang-abi khona obukela phansiomunye, izwe lingashintsha,libe nokuthula nenqubeke-laphambili.

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SUDOKU 151How to play: Fill in the missingnumbers on the grid so every horizontalrow, vertical column and every 3x3square contains the numbers 1-9,without omitting or repeating any.Submit: You can post entries to UpperCoast Fever, P.O. Box 20162, DurbanNorth, 4016 or deposit into entry boxesin Athlone Park Pick n Pay or Amanzim-toti Pick n Pay. Closing date: one weekfrom date of publication. The first cor-rect entry drawn weekly, will go Into themonthly draw.Only one entry per person per week.No registered letters or faxed entries.

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Across1 New (7)5 Intended to amuse (5)8 Make full confession (4, 5)9 To manage (3)10 Tale (4)12 Fetch back again (8)14 Coloured pencil (6)15 To decree (6)17 Incorrect term (8)18 Fictitious person or thing(4)21 Outward appearance (3)22 Dark curly lamb’s fleece(9)24 Full of soap bubbles (5)25 Matter of pure chance(7)

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>> Crossword Solution 149Across1 Incumbent, 8 Route, 9 Airship, 10Lawful, 11 Defeat, 12 Loathing, 15 One-sided, 18 Import, 20 Rarity, 21 Mindful,22 Colon, 23 Downgrade.

Down2 Noise, 3 Unseen, 4 Bristled, 5 Truant,6 Surfeit, 7 Negligent, 11 Democracy, 13Addition, 14 Ferrule, 16 Intend, 17 Spi-der, 19 Round.

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Sezela makesthe most of aglorious weekTHE holiday spirit and a benevolentweather deity provided great bowlingover the past week at Sezela BC.

On Monday 21 April, the mixed tripswere played in ideal South Coast condi-tions which saw a larger than usualturnout.

First prize, coming with the muchappreciated blessings of Halfway Toy-ota, went to Bill Collins, Barry Lombardand Leisje de Rosner. The runners-upon 4+14 were Ken Hutton, Tony andAnne Simpson who took away Spurvouchers. The second session-prize,sponsored by Pennington Conservan-cy, went to Gerald Richie, Glynnis Cor-bett and Carol Cameron with 2+14.

On Friday 25 April, the mixed 2-4-2was contested by 48 bowlers on 12rinks. Casa Ballena restaurant spon-sored the first prize which went by arunaway 4+37 to Gina George and John“Grumpy” Smith. Second were BarryAinslie and Annette Suther with 4+12,taking home a prize from Johnnos Res-taurant. The second session was wonby Tony and Rose Daniels who collect-ed vouchers from Nellos in Scottburgh.

The next morning witnessed thefirst round of the popular “FellowshipFours” mini tournament. Furtherrounds are to be played at Umkomaas,Scottburgh and AMBC. Meanwhile,Sezela also hosted KBA’s mid-weekleague with two men’s teams fromSezela competing the honours.

— Supplied.

Bowls club championships

A GOOD turnout of fans and specta-torsattendedtheAMBCsingleshand-icap championships, played on adja-centrinksattheclub’sUmdoniVillagesite.

In themen’s categoryKeithHarrisnarrowlypippedTonySimpsonwhileAnne Simpson restored family pridewith a win over Moira Humphrey inthe ladies’ final.

At the ladies’ trips, sponsored byImpithi Kiosk, Atlanta Spur and Pickn Pay and played on Thursday 24April, the winning team was SandyDavis, Liesje de Rosner and MarianKelly with Joy Hansson, Helen Rob-ertsandAnnetjieKiddasrunners-up.The second sessionwaswonbyAnneTennant, Rae Stewart and HesterHankey. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAMBC Club handicap singles champions (from left) men’s singles runner-upTony Simpson, men’s singles champion Keith Harris, ladies’ singles championAnn Simpson and ladies’ singles runner-up Moira Humphrey.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKelsey Booysen in Grade 9 was se-lected to represent KZN in lifesav-ing at the SA champs in Port Eliz-abeth.

Kingsway High news

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDUKZN invited Kingsway High’s top 25 maths and science Grade 12 pupils toattend a Careers Expo on new and exciting careers in the engineering field.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKingsway High head boy RobertAckermann was selected to bepart of the KZN U19 schools’ crick-et team.

Zimbali Country Clubhosts Pro-Am Classic>> Pennington golfer wins KZN leg of popular golf tournament

HEIN Koen won the KwaZulu-Natal leg of the 2014 DinersClubRegional Pro-AmClassic

qualifying tournament at ZimbaliCountry Club on Tuesday 8 April.Koen’swin secures himaplace in theSouth African team that will head offto the annual Diners Club Pro-AmClassic finale at The Westin AbuDhabiGolfResort&Spa inAbuDhabiin November.

A member of Selborne Park GolfClub inPennington,Koenplaysoff an11 handicap and scored 39 pointsover18holes in the individualStable-ford competition. This is the thirdtime Koen has won this qualifyingtournament.Hewonin2006andrep-resented South Africa at the DinersClub Pro-Am Classic in Spain, thenwon again in 2010 when he repre-sentedSouthAfricaattheDinersClubPro-Am Classic in Mauritius.

Now in its 23rd year, the DinersClubRegionalPro-AmClassichasbe-come a popular tournament on thegolfingcircuit,witha totalof190golf-ers vying for this year’s top places at

the three regional events as well asentry into the annual event.

Congratulating the KZN winner,Ebrahim Matthews, Diners Club

SouthAfricamanaging director, saysthe regional tournaments have be-come sought-after events by DinersClub members.

“Each year sees the event beingover-subscribed,” he says.

A keen golfer himself, Matthewsadds,“Golfiscertainlyagreatleveller.

Itbringsarangeofcharacters togeth-er on one playing field and tests yourpatienceaswell as yourgolfing skills.Andwe all know that the player withthelowesthandicapisnotnecessarilythe winner on the day.

“Diners Club has become synony-mous with golf at club member levelas well as professional level, andwe’re delighted to be offering 190 ofour Diners Clubmembers the oppor-tunity to take part in this month’stournaments.

“It was an all-round exceptionalday. Zimbali golf course was in mintcondition and the weather wasmag-nificent as we experienced perfectgolf-playing conditions.

“It’s arguably the best golf day onthe KZN golfing calendar for ama-teurs.”

Koen will join the winners of theCape Town and Johannesburg re-gionaleventstomakeuptheteamthatwill represent SA in Abu Dhabi andthe SouthAfricanswill be doing theirbest to score a hat-trick in the event,after winning it two years in a row.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDEbrhaim Matthews (Diners Club SA managing director) Hein Koen and Hester Hahn (Diners Club SA marketingprojects and events manager).

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