Ixopo | Paddock | Harding | Kokstad | Cedarville | Matatiele | Swartberg | Maluti | Mount Fletcher | Underberg | Umzimkhulu | Weza | Izingolweni east griqualand FEVER Your 24/7 local connection FREE March 28, 2014 www.egfever.co.za www.egfever.mobi @egfever East Griqualand Fever Royal Tent Kokstad: Shop 8, Pick n Pay Centre 32/38 Groom Street 084 710 5555 / 039 727 1336 Other Branches: Pinetown, Durban, Pietermaritzburg & Richards Bay r32 500 harding I&J Fish Cakes 300g Special on from 25th March - 6 April 2014 11 Murchison Street, Harding Telephone: 039 433 1075 / Fax: 039 433 1077 Your Money Goes Far At Harding Spar White Star Super Maize Meal 10kg R17 99 R54 99 Clover Inkomazi 2Lt R19 99 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 1.2kg R37 99 each each Ixopo farm attack Robbers attack farm couple with Taser, make off with goods INGRID OELLERMANN ARMED robbers “Tasered” a well-known Ixopo farm couple, held a firearm to their heads and repeatedly punched them on Friday night, while taunting them with references to the bru- tal murder of Underberg farmer Dan Knight. Knightwasbludgeonedtodeathwithaham- mer last October. Shaun Biggs, son of the robbery victims Cheryl (58) and Dave Biggs (65), of Sutherland farm, said yesterday the family feels lucky the couple survived the attack without sustaining worse injuries. Three intruders bashed down a door and took his parents by surprise, while they were watching a movie at about 8pm on Friday. The ringleader had a firearm and the trio were armed with a Taser, which they used to shock his parents. His mother was the most severely injured, suffering extensive bruising and swelling of her face, a blue eye and a cracked rib. His father was Tasered at least 10 times, knocked to the ground and punched by the as- sailants Shaun said. “One of them had a gun, a 9mm pistol, and held it to their heads during the robbery. They mostly interrogated my mother, so she was punched quite a bit in the face, and they also used the Taser on her. They were looking for money and guns, and it seems as if they were convinced there was another safe in the house because they took pictures off the walls and pulled up the carpets looking for it,” he said. Shaun said that according to his parents the attackers spoke good English and “were very aggressive and seemed professional”. While demanding money and pin numbers for the couple’s bank cards, they made refer- ences to the murder of Underberg timber farm- er Knight, who was beaten to death with ham- mers while his partner Beth Bucher was forced to watch. “They were using that to threaten my folks,” said Biggs. The robbers eventually fled with a large quantity of goods and firearms, which they loaded into the couple’s Isuzu double-cab. A pearl necklace and a Kruger rand were among the items stolen. The assailants tied the couple up before flee- ing. They managed to free themselves and called Shaun, whose home is about 800metres from his parent’s home, for help shortly after 9pm. The stolen bakkie was later found aban- doned on the Underberg road, near Bulwer by police and members of Magma Security compa- ny, who are assisting with the investigation. The Fever was told that the police are follow- ing up a number of leads. The Biggs family has lived in Ixopo for about 70 years. Dave and his sons farm timber, beef and sugar cane. They also own Sutherland Seedlings nursery, and Cheryl runs an upmar- ket guest house, Kings Grant Country Retreat, on the farm. Shaun said they have never been attacked or even had a burglary before. “We don’t know why this happened now. We don’t have any dis- gruntled staff to speak of.” See page 2. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Cheryl and Dave Biggs. Matat woman, semi-finalist in Mrs SA PAGE 11
Ixopo farm attackRobbers attack farm couple with Taser, make off with goodsINGRID OELLERMANNARMED robbers “Tasered” a well-knownIxopofarmcouple,heldafirearm totheirheadsandrepeatedlypunched themonFridaynight,whiletauntingthemwithreferencestothebru-tal murder of Underberg farmer Dan Knight.
Knightwasbludgeonedtodeathwithaham-mer last October.
Shaun Biggs, son of the robbery victimsCheryl (58) andDave Biggs (65), of Sutherlandfarm, said yesterday the family feels lucky thecouple survived the attack without sustainingworse injuries.
Three intruders bashed down a door andtook his parents by surprise, while they werewatching amovie at about 8pmonFriday. Theringleader had a firearm and the trio werearmed with a Taser, which they used to shockhis parents.
His mother was the most severely injured,sufferingextensivebruisingandswellingofherface, a blue eye and a cracked rib.
His father was Tasered at least 10 times,knocked to the ground and punched by the as-sailants Shaun said.
“One of them had a gun, a 9mm pistol, andheld it to their heads during the robbery. Theymostly interrogated my mother, so she waspunched quite a bit in the face, and they alsoused the Taser on her. They were looking for
money and guns, and it seems as if they wereconvinced there was another safe in the housebecause they took pictures off the walls andpulled up the carpets looking for it,” he said.
Shaun said that according tohis parents theattackers spoke good English and “were veryaggressive and seemed professional”.
While demanding money and pin numbersfor the couple’s bank cards, they made refer-ences to themurderofUnderberg timber farm-er Knight, whowas beaten to death with ham-
merswhilehispartnerBethBucherwas forcedtowatch. “Theywereusing that to threatenmyfolks,” said Biggs.
The robbers eventually fled with a largequantity of goods and firearms, which theyloaded into the couple’s Isuzu double-cab. Apearl necklace and aKruger randwere amongthe items stolen.
Theassailants tied thecoupleupbefore flee-ing. They managed to free themselves andcalled Shaun,whose home is about 800metresfrom his parent’s home, for help shortly after9pm.
The stolen bakkie was later found aban-doned on the Underberg road, near Bulwer bypoliceandmembersofMagmaSecuritycompa-ny, who are assisting with the investigation.
TheFeverwastoldthat thepolicearefollow-ing up a number of leads.
TheBiggs familyhas lived in Ixopo forabout70 years. Dave and his sons farm timber, beefand sugar cane. They also own SutherlandSeedlings nursery, and Cheryl runs an upmar-ket guest house, Kings Grant Country Retreat,on the farm.
Shaunsaidtheyhaveneverbeenattackedoreven had a burglary before. “We don’t knowwhythishappenednow.Wedon’thaveanydis-gruntled staff to speak of.”
IN a breakthrough in the fight against stocktheft in Kokstad, four men and a woman werefound guilty of stock theft in the KokstadRegional Court last Wednesday.
Theywere foundguilty of stealing21 sheep.According to Kokstad police spokesperson
Lieutenant Dumisani Ncongo, Victor Blani,Bongani Majavu, Sindiswa Kwane, ThembileLikotsiandMsawenkosiMelabangayewerear-restedonDromore farmoutsideKokstadon19December 2011 when they were found in avehicle full of sheep.
When the police stopped the car the driversaid the sheep belonged to community mem-bers and they had been asked to transport
them.“They didn’t have a removal certificate so
the police went with them to where they saidthey were delivering the sheep,” Ncongo said.
When the police got to the house they foundmore sheep inside the house.
“Three of the sheep had been slaughteredand five others were alive. Themen, includingthe femalehouseowner,werearrested,”Ncon-go said.
The accused were each sentenced to threeyears’ imprisonmentora fineofR1 800,half ofwhich was suspended for five years on condi-tion theaccusedarenot convictedof stock theftduring those years.
Ncongosaiditisimportantforthecommuni-ty to report stock theft so that the police can in-vestigate and bring stock thieves to book.
PHOTO: SOURCEDFour men and a woman were found guilty of stealing 21 sheep (not pictured).
>> ‘I urge all people of KwaZuluNatal, particularly the farming community, to work closely with the police’
THE KwaZulu-NatalMEC for Transport,Community Safety andLiaison, Willies Mc-hunu has expresseddeep concern at thecontinuing attacks onfarm owners sayingthat these will have aneffect of destabilisingfood security, and willput the province in abad light.
Mchunu was com-menting in the wake ofan attack by armedrobbers at the home ofIxopo farm owners.
Reports received byMchunu indicate thatCheryl (58) and DaveBiggs (68)were accost-ed by armed robberswho taunted themovera long period of time.
The couple, howev-er, survived the attack.
Last year farmown-er Dan Knight was at-tackedandkilledinUn-derberg and early thismonth three familymembers of a farmowner were killed inRichmond.
“I am disturbed atthis trend of attacks onmostly senior farm
owners. These have aneffect of paintinganeg-ative picture of theprovince as an invest-ment destination. Itcould also threaten thefood security as farm-ers are responsible forproviding food.
“I urge all people ofKwaZulu-Natal, par-ticularly the farmingcommunity, to workclosely with the policetoensure that these [at-tacks, murders] cometo an end,” saidMchunu.
Mchunu applaudedthe recent life sentenceimposed by the Pieter-maritzburg High Courton thekillerof anEstonfarmer, 60-year-oldMick Hampson, sayingthis would send astrong message tocriminals that the longarm of law would al-ways catch up withthem.
Siboniso Mtolo wassentenced to life im-prisonment for themurder of Hampsonwho was killed on hisfarm in September.
— Supplied.
Willies Mchunu: ‘I am disturbed at this trend of attacks on mostly seniorfarm owners.’PHOTO: SOURCED
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BUDGET ROADSHOWS
Notice is hereby given in terms of Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003, that theGreater Kokstad Municipality will conduct Budget Road shows to present the draft budget for2014/15 financial year to the community and stakeholders of Kokstad.
Kwaziswa ngokomthetho olawula iimali zoomasipala, i Municipal Finance ManagementAct 56 of 2003 ukuthi u Masipala wase Greater Kokstad uzohambela wonke amalungu om-phakathi owakhele umasipala ukuzokwazisa ngohlahlo lwabiwo mali olusacetywayo lukan-yakamali ka 2014/15 .Iintlanganiso zime ngoluhlobo;
The meetings will be held as follows:WARD DATE DAY TIME VENUE1 28 March 2014 Friday 10h00 JJ Mhlongo Hall1 28 March 2014 Friday 14h00 Qhingalendlala5 28 March 2014 Friday 17h00 Power of Love7 29 March 2014 Saturday 17h00 Shayamoya Hall8 30 March 2014 Sunday 14h00 Thuntulwana Hall2 31 March 2014 Monday 09h00 Kransdraai2 14h00 Franklin3 17h30 Community Hall5 01 April 2014 Tuesday 17h00 Thuntulwana Hall6 02 April 2014 Wednesday 10h00 Pakkies
13h00 Thuthuka Ngele17h00 Extension 7 C/ HallWARD
4 03 April 2014 Thursday 17h00 Shayamoya Sports fieldALL STAKEHOLDERS 04 April 2014 Friday 07h30 Extension 7 Hall6 06 April 2014 Sunday 10h00 Rusfontein
Sunday 14h00 New Market
All members of the Public and organized stakeholders are invited to attend
DRIVERS who buy driver’s licences areresponsible for many accidents on theroadsas theyarebreaking the law,MEC
for Transport, Community Safety and LiaisonWillies Mchunu said onSunday.
“We aremournful, asKwaZulu-Natal,withtheloss of lives. [In] just oneaccident, nine lives havebeen lost.”
Nine people werekilled when a truck,which was trying toavoidavehicle thatover-took incorrectly, collidedwith a bakkie on Thurs-day.
The accident tookplaceontheN2atNolan-geni about five kilometres fromKokstad goingn the direction of the Eastern Cape.
Sevenpeopleonthebakkiediedat thesceneand two,whowere critically injured,were tak-en to Usher Memorial Hospital. Unfortunatelyboth later died.
Three of the dead were from Kokstad andfive from the Eastern Cape. One body has notyet been identified.
Mchunu visited the crash scene on Sundayafternoon and he promised to meet with the
families of the dead to determine how theycould assist them.
The accident site looked like a scene from ahorror movie as bodies were still stuck in thebadly damaged bakkie.
Kokstad Police Spokesperson LieutenantDumisani Ncongo said they are investigating
theaccident andaculpa-ble homicide case hasbeenopenedat theKoks-tad Police Station.
“Theroadisveryclearand there is nothing torectifyon it.Acertaincarwas overtaking at highspeed and then the bak-kie driver tried to avoidthecar.Thebakkiedriverswerved onto the otherlane and this is when thehead-on collision oc-curred,” said Mchunu.
A family member ofone of the dead, Ncedile Khumalo, said sincethe incident hismind has not been functioningproperly.
“Idon’tknowwhoisgoing to feedour familybecause the deceased, Fezekile,was the breadwinner.”
Among the people who attended the MEC’svisit included representatives from EasternCape government and politicians.
The funeral for the victimswill take place inKokstad and the Eastern Cape next week.
PHOTO: KHAYA MAGENUMEC for Transport, Community Safetyand Liaison Willies Mchunu and EasternCape Arrive Alive spokesperson TshepoMachae at the accident scene.
PHOTO: KHAYA MAGENUThe covered bodies and the bakkie at the accident scene.
Matatiele local Municipality
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VACANCIESDATE 27 MARCH – 04 APRIL 2014
MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITYThe Matatiele Local Municipality is committed to the achievement and maintenance of diver-sity and equity in employment, especially in respect of race, gender and disability.Suitably qualified persons are hereby invited to apply for the following vacancies which willbe filled in terms of the Employment Equity Plan of the municipality. People with physical dis-abilities are encouraged to apply.
The Matatiele Local Municipality is looking for people to occupy the following positions underOperations and Maintenance Unit.
DEPARTMENT : INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICESPOST NAME STARTING SALARY TASK GRADE MONTHLY LIVING
ALLOWANCE
Fuel Carting R 10 000. 00 TG 9 R500.00
Hydraulic Excavator Operator R 10 000. 00 TG 9 R500.00
Water Cart R 6 000. 00 TG 6 R500.00
Lowbed Operator R 6 000.00 TG 6 R500.00
Tipper Operator X 2 R 6 000.00 TG 6 R500.00
TLB Operator R 8 000.00 TG 7 R500.00
Grader Operator R 15 000.00 TG 11 R500.00
Roller Operator R 5 000.00 TG 1 R500.00
Plant Operations Assistant R 6 000.00 TG 6 R500.00
• Appropriate driving licence • operator’s certificate from an accredit-ed training institute • Valid PDP • Clear criminal record • A minimumof 2 year-experience
• Greasing and maintenance of machines • Check oil and water daily• Check lights, hooter and beepers daily • Check tyre pressures daily •Report to plant manager for defects immediately • Operate machineswhen required in a safe way • Be able to interpret civil works
CLOSING DATE : 04 APRIL 2014 @ 12H00
ENQUIRIES : THE MANAGER: HUMAN RESOURCES: MR. W. ZWANE (039-7373135)
Please apply by filling in the Application for Employment Form obtainable from our website:www.matatiele.gov.za or from any of our Municipal Offices (Matatiele, Maluti, Cedarville andfrom a Ward Clerk in any of our 26 Wards). You must also send your Curriculum Vitae to-gether with certified copies of your qualifications, Identity Document (ID) and Valid Driver’sLicence (where applicable) to:
The Municipal ManagerP.O. Box 35Matatiele, 4730
FOR ATTENTION: THE GENERAL MANAGER, CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
OR
Submit your completed Employment Application Form and your CV and certified copies ofyour qualifications and ID document and valid driver’s licence where applicable by hand to;
The General ManagerCorporate Services Department102 Main StreetMatatiele, 4730
Without prejudice and with due respect, correspondence will only be limited to short-listedapplicants due to circumstances beyond our control.
CORRESPONDENCE WILL BE LIMITED TO ONLY SHORT-LIST APPLICANTS.The Municipality reserves the right not to make any appointment to the advertised posts.
PLEASE NOTE: THAT NO FAXED OR E–MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED ANDTHAT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER CLOSING DATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.The appointment is made according to the Council conditions of service.Canvassing for this position will lead to disqualification of applications.
DR. D.C.T. NAKINMUNICIPAL MANAGERNotice No : 2013/2014-140We urge all employees, clients, members of the public and oursuppliers to report anykind offraud or corruption at Matatiele Local Municipality`s Human Resources-
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PUBLIC NOTICE CALLING FOR INSPECTION OF SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATIONROLL
(UMZIMKHULU MUNICIPALITY)AND LODGING OF OBJECTIONS
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1)(a)(i) of the Local GovernmentMunicipal Property Rates Act, of 2004 ( Act NO 6 of 2004), hereinafter referred toas the ‘’Act’’, that the supplementary valuation roll for the financial years 1 July2013 to June 2014 is open for public inspection at the office of the Chief FinancialOfficer (Budget and Treasury Office), c/o 169 Main Street, UMzimkhulu, during of-fice hours 07h45 to 16h30 Mondays to Thursdays and Fridays during office hours07h45 to 15h30 from 28 March 2014 to 25 April 2014.
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1)(c) of the act that the MunicipalManager serve, by ordinary mail or, if appropriate, in accordance with Section115 of the Municipal Systems Act, on every owner of property listed in the valu-ation roll a copy of the notice referred to above together with an extract of thevaluation roll pertaining to that owner’s property.
For enquires please telephone 039 259 5000 or 039 259 5028
have been grabbing Kokstad land andbuildingshackson it, saying thosepeoplemustknowthatSouthAfrica isnota“bananarepub-lic”.
“There are laws in this country and theyneed to be followed,” Jojozi said at a mediabriefing in the municipality boardroom onMonday.
The briefing was held following a legalbattlebetweenthetheGreaterKokstadMunici-pality and the Landless People’s Movementover what themunicipality considers to be theillegal occupation of municipal land by theLandless People’s Movement.
The landlesspeople filedanurgent interdictin thePietermaritzburgHighCourtagainstanyfurther demolishing of shacks built in theTafeni area by the municipality.
TheLandless People’sMovement claimed itwas illegal for themunicipality to demolish theshacks as they have a right to housing.
Jojozisaid the PietermaritzburgHighCourtlastThursdayruled in favourof themunicipali-ty.
“The judge found that the case of these so-calledlandlesspeoplehadnosubstance,whichtells you that these so-called landless peoplecited incorrect things in their court bid.”
The Landless People’s Movement bid wasdismissed by the High Court with costs.
Jojozi said the municipality acknowledgesthat thereare somechallenges in theprovisionof houses, but said there are proper channelsthat need to be followed.
“We say to residents of Kokstad that whatthose people did was wrong and must not becopied.”
GKMMunicipalManagerZamoMkhizesaidthe court had outlined that when the matterwent to court there were no houses there —therewerejust“half-builtstructureswithpolesand corrugated iron”.
“The reason why the court dismissed theclaim by the so-called landless people was thefact that the structures they were calling theirhomeswerenothabitable—theyhadnot evenbeen finished, so they were not sincere,” saidMkhize.
Jojozi said the land in the Tafeni area wasreserved for a police station.
“With regards to that land, there is anapplication tobuild apolice station there sowecan’tjustletpeopledoastheywishwithmunici-pal land — its not right,” she said.
PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBAGKM Mayor Nosisa Jojozi lashed out at socalled ‘landless people’ at a media briefing on Monday.
THE African National Congress Youth League(ANCYL) Umzimkhulu sub-region is confidentthe ANCwill scoop the youth vote in the HarryGwalaregionsignificantlydespitethechalleng-es theparty faces in theupcominggeneral elec-tions.
This is after the youth leaguewent all out ina bid to mobilise young people to vote for theANC last Saturday.
TheANCYLUmzimkhulusub-regionhostedaYouthMobilisationeventwhich includedper-fomances from Isicathamiya groups, the Mrand Miss Umzimkhulu 2014 contest was heldandperfomances from local artists at theUmz-imkhulu FET College hall took place.
Senior member of the ANC and the ANCYLalsogracedtheevent, includingtheHarryGwa-la District Municipality Deputy MayorNthuseng Duma, Cllr Jabulile Msiya, ANCYLchairperson in theHarryGwala regionNobuh-leNkabane,adeployeefromtheprovincial taskteam of the ANCYL, Bavelile Hlongwa, HarryGwalaMunicipalityChiefWhipSiyandaMavu-ma and Umzimkhulu FET College students.
Memberof theANCYLProvincialTaskTeamBavelileHlongwa said the purpose of the event
was to ensure that the campaign of theANC to-wards the 7 May (election day) was a success.
“Wewant to reach everyone andwewant toremain relevant to young people,” she said.
Hlongwa said that even those who are dis-gruntled or who are discouraged about votingmust vote so that the ANC can correct its mis-takes.
SpeakingaboutthePublicProtector’sdamn-ing report on the Nkandla security upgrades,Hlongwa defended President Jacob Zuma say-ing that Zumadid not do the security upgradeshimself.
“Our president did not instruct people to dosecurity upgrades at his homestead. If indeedthere was anywrong-doing, it was not Zuma’sdoing,” she said.
Hlongwa dismissed the widespread notionthat the Economic Freedom Fighters would“steal” the youth vote from the ANCYL.
“Julius Malema is not a threat to us. Every-thing he knows he learnt from the ANC so weare not intimidated by him,” she said referringto former ANCYL president, now EFF com-mander in chief.
Theevent endedwhenZenandeNdavawonthe Miss Umzimkhulu 2014 title andMnyamezeli Nxumalo was crowned Mr Umz-imkhulu 2014.
PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBAAt the event were (from left) ANCYL PTT member Bavelile Hlongwa, Miss Umzimkhulu 2014Zenande Ndava, Mr Umzimkhulu 2014 Mnyamezeli Nxumalo, ANCYL chairperson in Harry Gwalaregion Nobuhle Nkabane and a community member.
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WITH REGARDS TO THAT LAND, THERE IS ANAPPLICATION TO BUILD A POLICE STATIONTHERE SO WE CAN’T JUST LET PEOPLE DOAS THEY WISH WITH MUNICIPAL LAND — ITSNOT RIGHT’
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PUBLIC NOTICENOTICE NO.:2013/2014-200
COUNCIL MEETING
I, D.C.T. Nakin, the Municipal Manager, as directed by the Speaker, Cllr. K. J. Bosman-Ma-gangana, hereby give Notice that in terms of Section 19(b) of the Local Government: Munici-pal Systems Act 2000 (Act No. 32 of 2000) the Special Council Meeting of the Matatiele LocalMunicipality will be held on Monday, 31 March 2014 at 11h00 in the Cedarville Town Hall.The 2014/2015 Draft Integrated Development Planning Review (IDP), 2014/2015 Draft Budget,2012/2013 Oversight Report will be tabled and the 2012/2013 Annual Report will be adoptedin this meeting. In terms of Section 20 of the quoted Act, members of the public, media andinterested parties may attend the meeting as observers.
ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHIINTLANGANISO YE BHUNGA
Mna, D.C.T. Nakin, Umphathi ka Masipala, ngokomyalelo kaSomlomo, uCeba K. J. Bosman-Magangana , ndazisa, ngokwe Candelo 19(b) loMthetho woHlobo lokuSebenza kooMasipalabaseMakhaya (uMthetho 32 ka 2000) ukuba intlanganiso ekhawulezileyo yeBhunga kaMasi-pala iyakubanjwa ngoMvulo, umhla we 31 kweyoKwindla 2014 ngentsimbi yeshumi elinanyeeCedarville Town Hall ukuyokwethula uhlahlo lwabiwo mali lonyaka 2014/2015, Draft IDP2014/2015, ingxelo equkayo ka 2012/2013 kunye no kwamkelwa kwe 2012/2013 Annual Re-port. Ngokwe Candelo 20 loMthetho woMasipala uLuntu ngokubanzi, iintatheli kwakunyenamanye amaqela anomdla ayamenywa ukuba abe yi nxalenye yale ntlanganiso.
TSEBISO YA SETJHABAKOPANO YA KHANSELE
Nna, D.C.T. Nakin, Motshwari wa Masepala, wa lehae wa Matatiele, ka ho laelwa ke Sebui,Molekgotla K.J. Bosman-Magangana, ke tsebisa hore tlasa karolwana ya 19(b) wa molaowa tsamaiso ya bo Masepala ba mahaeng (Act 32 of 2000) hore lekgotla la Masepala le tlatshwara kopano ka la Mantaha, mohla la 31 Hlakubele 2014 ka hora ya leshome le motsoo mong Holong ya Cedarville. Morero wa ntshetso-pele, 2012/2013 tlaleho e akaretsang lemoralo wa ditshelete wa Matatiele le ho pasiswa kopanong ena. Ka hoya ka karolwana 20ya molao wa puso yabo Masepala, setjhaba ka kakaretso, baqolotsi ba ditaba le mekgatloemeng enang le thahasello eya mengwa ho nka karolo kopanong ena.
OPENBARE KENNIS GEWINGRAADS VERGADERING
Ek, D.C.T. Nakin, die Munisipale Bestuurder, in opdrag deur die Spreker, Raadslid K.J. Bos-man-Magangana , gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 19(b) van die Plaaslike Regering: Munisi-pale Stelsels Wet, 2000 (Wet 32 van 2000) kennis dat die Volgende Gewone Raadsvergade-ring van die Matatiele Plaaslike Munisipaliteit op Maandag 31 Maart 2014 om 11h00 in dieCedarville Stad Saal. Die Konsep Gop 2014/2015, Konsep 2014/2015 Begroting en 2012/2013Oorsig Verslag sal hiermee vergader ter tafel gele en aangeneem word. Ingevolge Artikel20 van die Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels Wet 2000 (Wet 32 van 2000) word ledevan die publiek, die media en ander belanghebbendes uitgenooi om die vergardering by tewoon.
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HARRY GWALA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYPrivate Bag X 501, IXOPO, 3276 • Tel: 039 834 8700 Fax: 039 834 2259
The Harry Gwala District Municipality Situated In Ixopo Invites Applications From Innovative And Committed Individuals For The Under Mentioned Position.
JOB REQUIREMENTS• Grade 12/ Matric Certificate.• NQF Level 6/7 In Financial Management Or Equivalent NQF Level Qualification.• 5 Years Proven Experience In The Relevant Field.• A Valid Code B Drivers’ License.
KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Preparing The Annual Budget And The Adjustment Budget In Terms Of The Municipal Budgeting And Reporting.• Facilitating The Budget Schedule Into The Mfma Calendar, Thus Commencing Preparation Of Original Budget And The Adjustment Budget Processes.• Ensuring The Compilation And Presentation Of Budgets And Statements (Including Variance Explanations Thereto) Together With Related Reports To Council And Its Committees For Final Approval By The Legislated Deadline• Dates With Due Regard For National Treasury Requirements.• Studying Capital And Operating Expenditure Trends And Forecasts Received From Internal Departments And, Preparing Estimates With Due Consideration To Internal And External Funding Requirements And Limitations.• Compiling Comprehensive Financial Reports, Providing The Necessary Reasoning, Legislative Statements.• Prepare Annual Financial Statements For The Municipality.• Interpreting Audited Annual Financial Statements With A View To Investigating And Preparing Detailed Comments And/Or Formulating And Implementing Broad Based Solutions To Achieve Acceptable Levels Of Financial• Performance and Financial Control.• Managing And Ensuring That The Budget Measured Against The Vote Is Strictly Controlled.
JOB REQUIREMENTS• Matric / Grade 12• NQF Level 6/7 Qualification Majoring In Accounting Or Equivalent Qualification.• 3 Years’ Relevant Experience.• A Valid Code B Drivers’ License.• Computer Literacy In Ms Word, Ms Excel, Etc.
KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Attends To Specific Accounting Procedures Associated With Asset Acquisition And Disposal, By Monitoring The Status Of Records Associated With The Assets Of The Municipality, Applying Internal Control Procedures To Check,
Verify, Update And Maintain Acquisition, Valuation And Location Details.• Using Specific Formulae And Factors To Determine/Calculate Depreciation Of Assets For Updating A Fixed Asset Register.• Preparing Motivation For Write-Off And/Or Sale Through Auction Or Other Prescribed Means Of Disposal Of Assets Exceeding The Allowable Life Cycle.• Reconcile Work In Progress Working Together With Infrastructure Department In Order To Identify Completed Projects That Need Componentization.
JOB REQUIREMENTS• NQF Level 5/6 In Financial Management Or Equivalent Qualification.• 10 Years’ Experience In Local Government Within The Finance Unit.• A Valid Code B Drivers’ License.• Computer Literacy In Ms Word, Ms Excel, Etc.• 5 Years’ Experience Of Working With Evenus Financial Management System.
KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Monitor And Report On Working Capital, Including How That Affects Investment Options, Revenue And Debt Collection.• Prepare Reports Providing A Cost Efficient Analysis For The Recovery Of Debt.• Demonstrate A General Understanding Of Traditional Accounting Practices, Operations, And Procedures And Knowledge Of The Different Methods Of Accounting Including Accrual, Obligation, And Cost Methods.• Apply Understanding Of Government Accounting Concepts And Appropriation Processes, Municipal Financial Reporting, Municipal Financial/Accounting Standards And Control Practices.• Ability To Understand The Basic Accounting System And Allocation Of Credits On Account.• Collects Payments On Overdue Accounts, Overdue Installments Or Damage Claims On Behalf Of Creditors.
JOB REQUIREMENTS• Matric / Grade 12.• NQF Level 6/7 Qualification Majoring In Accounting Or Equivalent Qualification• 3 Years’ Relevant Experience.• A Valid Code B Drivers’ License.• Computer Literacy In Ms Word, Ms Excel, Etc.
KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Maintain And Reconcile Multiple Bank Accounts.• Assist In The Reconciliation Of Balance Sheet Accounts.• Ensure That The Municipality Complies With Statutory Bodies In Relation To Accounting And Financial Obligations.• Assist In The Calculation And Submission Of Statutory Returns.• Enter Gl Journals And Integrations.• Maintain The Integrity Of Financial Data For The Benefit Of All Stakeholders.
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CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENTIT TECHNICIANSALARY GRADE: (D1) R239 167.58 – R259 925.13 per Annum (Plus applicable benefits)
JOB REQUIREMENTS• Grade 12 / Matric certificate.• NQF Level 6 in Information Technology plus A+and N+or MCSE (2003/7) or equivalent qualification.• 2 years’ experience in Information Technology.• Networking specialization will be an added advantage.• A valid code B drivers’ licence.• Computer literacy.
KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Performs tasks/activities under the instruction of the supervisor associated with the provision of End User support and analyses, diagnoses and resolves software/hardware related problems ensuring optimum and uninterrupted
functionality of operating systems and applications.• Maintains computer peripheral equipment such as scanners, printers, whiteboards and projectors to ensure their preparedness for use.• Liaise with external suppliers for the repair of equipment and determining if such under warranty or maintenance contract and follows suppliers recommended procedures.• Trouble shooting technical problems with remote and local users on line\telephonically and\or visiting user sites to analyse, diagnose and resolve application and operating system related problems.• Set up, maintain and remove network accounts, where applicable, carry out routine network maintenance tasks.• Be familiar with the network infrastructure (cable and patch panels, hubs, switches, internet router) and keeping a log on any damage to it.• Provide orientation to new users of existing technology/ systems and provide individual training and support, when required.
ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: CORPORATE SERVICES, MISS N. LUNGWENGWE ON 039 - 834 8754. NO FAXED OR E-MAILED APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
APPLICATIONS WITH COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM VITAE, CERTIFIED COPIES OF EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS, ID AND DRIVERS’ LICENCE MUST BE ADDRESSED TO THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER FOR ATTENTION: MISS N. LUNGWENGWE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:CORPORATE SERVICES, HARRY GWALA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X501, IXOPO, 3276 TO REACH US NOT LATER THAN 16H30, 15 APRIL 2014.
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WARM greetings to Kwa Sani citizens. It iswith great pleasure that we meet onceagain this week. The days are drawing closer to 27 April when South Africa will celebrate the looming 20th anniversary of demoncracy, and at the same time reflect onthe country’s development and achievements over the past 20 years.
We all deserve to revel in this importantcelebration of 20 years of democracy andembrace the positive things the government has done to improve the lives of the
South Africans.The Kwa Sani Municipality, as one of
the tourism destinations in the world, hasgained recognition and acceptance as afriendly and welcoming, capable of hosting international events such as theSplashy Fen festival and other nationalevents.
On 27 March the Kwa Sani Municipalitywill be hosting the Tourism EnterpriseStartup Awareness programme at Jabulani hall in Himeville. The purpose of this
programme is to encourage people, especially the previously disadvantaged community,totapintotourismbusinessopportunities. This programme will provide aplatform to engage with different tourismbodies that will provide them with insight,skills and requirements necessary for thetourism environment and practices, henceinculcating tourism transformation.
As part of the 20 years’ of freedom celebrations, this is one of many ways that reflect the country’s achievements as well
as milestones the Kwa Sani Municipalityand South Africa have achieved.
The Mayoral Cup finals will be playedon 30 March at the Enhlanhleni sportsground in Ward 2. The winners from thegames played during the past two weekends will battle each other in order to become the overall winner for Kwa Sani in allsporting codes.
The Kwa Sani community and stakeholders are encouraged to grace the eventwith their presence and give moral sup
port, hence the saying “a playing mind isa healthy mind”. This is one of the initiatives by the government to encourage theyouth to stay away from drugs.
The Kwa Sani Municipality promotessport and education as a tool that can bea catalyst in changing the future of thiscountry and it will not halt in its efforts tobring change to the Kwa Sani comunity.
Let us embrace the honour of beingSouth Africans and be patriotic as KwaSani citizens.
Kwa Sani Municipality news
THE continued killing of farmers is a grave concern in the Sisonke region.
Last year the murder of another farmer inUnderberg sent shock waves through the community and country with many people and thegovernment condemning the incidents.
However, condemnation does not deter the
people who carry out these inhumane acts.Needless to say, this country has a long historyof violence especially racerelated violence.
These murders don’t do the country anygood as these killings and attacks are committed by black people and their victims are whitefarmers. Even though we cannot confirm this
notion, this issue remains dangerous for ouryoung democracy. Police and the governmentmust do a lot more to root out communitycrime.
We have had enough violence to last a lifetime. This trend must continue to be condemned by everyone.
EDITORIAL COMMENTFarm murders, moremust be done tostop them
KWA SANI VIEWPOINTN.C. JAMES.
MunicipalManager
March 28, 2014
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Dear Fever,THE African Independent
Congress (AIC) is not surprisedby the ANC’s intentions to ridi-cule the Public Protector onNkandla gate. The ANC hasbeen hijacked by lumpen politi-cians who are corrupt and arro-gant.
If the ANC is serious aboutfighting corruption in this coun-try, they [ANC] shouldn’t haveelected Jacob Zuma as the presi-dent of the party at Mangaung in2007 and the president of thecountry in 2009, because thenthe dark cloud of corruption andmoney laundering charges washanging over his head.
For the constitutional democ-racy to work better, the AIC be-lieves that the electoral systemin this country should bechanged and the AIC proposesthat there should be two roundsof elections within 21 days. Inthe first round of election, thepresident, who must be aboveparty politics, shall be elected,all highly qualified persons whoare eligible to stand for the office
shall be allowed to stand. If thecandidate who has won the raceis from a political party, he orshe must resign from his or herpolitical party before he or she issworn in the highest office in theland.
The second round of electionshall elect public representativesfrom across political spectrum inthe country.
Once public representativesare sworn in, the president willform his or her cabinet by ap-pointing members from allpolitical parties represented inparliament and this will bedone on proportionalbasis.
The AIC believes that this ap-proach shall legitimise the multi-party system in our country, andfurther avoid the repeat of theeight days in September 2008the removal of ThaboMbeki.
The AIC calls upon the ANCto keep hands off the Public Pro-tector.
Mandla GaloAIC President
AIC on Nkandla saga
WARM greetings to all readers ofthis viewpoint.
ElderlyAbuseAwarenessCam-paign
The municipality, through itsSpecialProgrammesUnit, and theorganisations called Age-in-Ac-tion and other public safety stake-holders held an awareness cam-paign on abuse and neglect of eld-erly people on Wednesday. Thecampaign was linked with a com-munity outreach programme thismonth.
Age-in-Actionisadevelopmen-tal organisation which collabo-rates with stakeholders to restorethe dignity of older personsthrough advocacy and lobbying,research and technical trainingand development and economicempowerment.
Awordof gratitude is extendedtoallstakeholderswhogracedthisevent.
Internship programme oppor-tunities
The Coega Development Cor-poration invites all unemployedgradateswithintheAlfredNzodis-trict, Matatiele in particular.
The internship programme isforgraduateswhohavecompletedtheir tertiary qualifications in hu-
man resources management,building management, civil andstructuralengineers,quantitysur-veyorsandhealthandsafety.Eachapplicant is requested to submit aCV, certified copies of qualifica-tions, certified ID copy and an ap-plication letter in a sealed enve-lope clearly marked:“Cdc/890/13: Upgrading of Khot-songHospital,MatatieleLocalMu-nicipality.
Applications are to be submit-tedtotheCoegaLabourCentre,No4 Railway road (next to BrownsWholesales), Matatiele or [email protected]
The closing date and time forthe receipt of applications is Fri-day, 2 May, 12pm.
Municipal website is currentlydown
The municipality apologises tothe website visitors that the mu-nicipal website is currently down.The public is advised to kindly callthe municipality when they needdocuments so that a provision canbe made.
That is all from us for now, tillnexttime,staysafeandbeblessed.
Thank you sweet people fromsweet Matat, a destination ofchoice and excellence.
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WARM greetings to Umzimkhulupeople
Malenge, Matshitshi and Deda electrification project
The Umzimkhulu Municipality MayorCllr MB Mpabanga, council speaker Cllr KEThobela and the portfolio head of infrastructure and engineering, Cllr S. Ngcongovisited Ward 3 about service delivery is
sues. In spite of the jubilation by community members, electrification is a core concern for service delivery and is multifaceted. The project, regarded as Phase 1,illustrates that the impasse which has emanated from inadequate infrastructure isgradually dissipating, and the duration ofthe project is estimated to be around sevento eight months. We wish to express our
delight that the project will be finally introduced. The entire ward is without electricity,butthismeansthathopewillfinallyprevail after the introduction of the project.
Indeed, the team also went to Ebomvini Village to clarify some issues of servicedelivery. The attendance was awesome.The community focused on electrificationchallenges. There was an explanation
about inadequate energy capacity fromCorinth substation. The back boneHarewhich needs to be erected at Nsikeni, is ahindrance to household connections.Hence Eskom has committed itself to secure funding for infrastructure. Thereforephase 2 is anticipated to begin before thecompletion of phase 1.
Water challenges were adequately ad
dressed because vandalism was takingplace at the reservoir. Criminals cut thepipes and threw stones into the reservoir.
The contractor could not revive theproject until such issues are addressed.
Mr A. Ngqoyiya promised to immediately bring back the contractor so that hecould continue where he left off.
THREEweeksagoformerOrlan-do Pirates and Bafana Bafanaplayer Andile Jali cheated
death in an accident in Kokstad.Thisweekhis family inMatatiele is
under thewhip. This after being har-rassed by people who say that Jaliowes them money. The family saidthey get many calls from people who
claim they bailed Jali out of jail andwant their money back. Jali’s dad,Sikhumbuzo Jali, said: “There’s aconman out there who has his per-sonal information, including his oldcellphonenumberanddata.Thecon-manusesmyson’scontactsandchatsthemup onWhatsApp askingmoneyfor bail.”
The Bafana Bafana star, who re-cently joined Belgium team KV Oost-ende, isapparentlyawareof thescam
and has since changed his number.But his dad said that didn’t help asmany people still keep calling.
HesaidpeoplewhoareclosetoJalireceive SMSes claiming the BafanaBafana star has been arrested andneeds money for bail, which he willreimburse when he is freed.
“Becauseit ispeoplewhoknowmyson they don’t hesitate to deposit themoney believing they are bailing himout, only to find out they’re being
conned. This is embarrassing for thefamily,” said Sikhumbuzo.
He added that they had reportedthematter to theMatatielepolice, butno case has been opened.
“Wewere told that only my son orthe victims of the conman can open acase,” Sikhumbuzo said.
Jali said he had been aware of thescam for some timeandhad changedhis number his father said.
“Hedidnot informus immediately
as he thought it would pass,” saidSikhumbuzo.XolaSilevu,whoplayedfortheMatatieleMubsFC,saidhewasconned out of R3 200.
“When I met Jali later he told meit was a scam and that he had neverbeen arrested. He warned us not touse his old number,” Xola said.
“I wish to warn people not to re-spondtoanyoneusingmyoldnumber[073 191 2466]andtocall thepolice,”said Jali.
PHOTO: SOURCEDThree weeks ago former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana player AndileJali cheated death in an accident in Kokstad.
PHOTO: SOURCEDFormer Orlando Pirates midfielder Andile Jali’s car after the recent crash in Kokstad.
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Sizwe Ndaleni and Duduzile Hlakanyanaboth from Harding at Ikhwezi village tied aknot on the 21 March 2014. We thankeverybody who took part timeto be part and parcelof our marriage.God will Blessyou all.
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NO one thought that Meliswa Zenzelewould make it through to the MrsSouth Africa semi-finals, but this ru-
ral- born woman has done just that.This 30-year-old married woman of two,
comes from Matatiele and stands in line towin the Mrs South Africa 2014 title at anevent at Emperor’s Palace Hotel in Johan-nesburg on 12 April.
Zenzele is among 55 beauties who standin line hoping to win the title in this prestig-ious event.
She said they are looking to identify theperson who is able to most comprehensive-ly market themselves and thepageant.
“People can go to the Mrs South AfricaFacebook page Friends and Fans to “like”our page, Mrs South Africa, and click “like”my picture and vote by texting my name to35959. Calls cost R3,” said Zenzele
“I feel so privileged, excited and humbleto have been chosen and I am hoping tocome back with the title,” she said.
Zenzele is an Absa bank branch manag-er in Matatiele.
“I am currently studying a Bachelor ofbusiness administration degree with Mil-park Business School.
“I am striving to become a successfulbusiness woman with the goal of owning amodelling agency and I would also like tobe the part-owner of an event co-ordinatingcompany.”
Zenzele said she believes in giving backto the community.
“It is something dear to my heart andwhen I put a smile on someone’s face itputs an even a bigger smile on mine.”
Last year she went on a personal mis-sion and started a food scheme for under-privileged children. She personally does thecooking and also makes party packs forthem.
“My favourite pastime is reading and myfavourite author is Stormie Omartia. My fa-vourite book to read is the Bible. I also en-joy exercising, cooking and playing with mychildren. I am a God-fearing woman.
I am family orientated, I love socialising,I am a people’s person, I enjoy modellingand grew up admiring the Miss South Afri-ca pageant,” she said.
Zenzele asks people to vote for her soshe can return to Matatiele with the title.
Meliswa Zenzele is asemifinalist in the MrsSouth Africa 2014 competition.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Our Agency is looking for people to work intheses different kinds of vacancies available
in different companies around KZN.The following are the positionsavailable available right now.
ONWednesday, 19MarchStMoni-ca’s Pre-school celebrated WaterWeekwithafundayfilledwithvariouswater activities. The activity that pro-vided a greater chance of getting wetwasthemostpopular.Thegreatstressreliever was being able to bombfriends with water bombs.
—Mrs R. Dwyer.
The red group play withtoys in the water.PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
The blue group wait eagerly to starttheir water activity.
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