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>> About 30 fines have been issued for noncompliance with
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SHANNON HOPKINS
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HE water situation in iLembe
District Municipality is still
grimandstagefourrestrictions
may be implemented soon, authori-
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KwaDukuza on Monday.
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cent full. He said the recent rains are
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Stage four water restrictions loom
SHANNON HOPKINS
He said a plan for the holidays will
be released in the second week of De-
cember.
Mdabe saidNdwedwe is likely tobe
the most affected, but supply is being
augmented via water tankers.
Madabe said the Mvotshane Dam
and river that supplies KwaDukuza is
under severe strain, and that Tugela
river levels have also dropped.
Fourie explained th e company is
70 per cent along in its plan to imple-
ment stage four water restrictions
shouldtheneedarise inthefestivesea-
son.
Thiswould involveusing tankers to
bring inwater fromalternate sources.
We would have to initiate this at
veryshortnotice,soweadvisecustom-
ers to register with Siza to receive up-
date messages, said Fourie.
Hesaidthereisgreywateravailable
forconsumersneedingittowaternew-
ly established gardens and swimming
pools.
Weareaware the lackofwatercan
cause damage to property, and are
willing toworkwith thecommunityon
this, he said.
The building of new swimming
pools is halted for the time being.
This comes after a provincialwater
shortage crisis was announced in Oc-
tober.
PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINS
iLembe mayor Welcome Mdabe and speaker Thokozani Msweli.
Sembcorp Siza
Water technical
manager Kobus
Fourie said the com-
pany has advertised
the shortages
broadly, and have
implemented a 30
per cent reduction
and stage three re-
strictions in recent
weeks.
He said about 30
fines of a minimum
of R3000 have been
issued to consumers
not complying.
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KZNs pursuit of economic growth
>> Development projects to increase economy
WEEKLY REPORTER
THEKZNMEC for Co-operative Gov-
ernanceandTraditionalAffairs (Cog-
ta) Nomusa Dube-Ncube wants dis-
trict development agencies to be
set up soon.
She was speaking at the KZN Dis-
trict Development Agencies Capacity
Building Workshop at the eBandla
Hotel in Ballito last week.
Theagenciesareauniqueconcept
intended to serve as future local eco-
nomic growth drivers of the district
and local municipalities in KZN.
Thesespecialpurposevehiclesare
designedastheimplementersofstra-
tegic economicdevelopmentprojects
andprogrammesforthefamilyofmu-
nicipalitieswithin thedistricts, facili-
tating both private and public sector
investments through inclusive pro-
jects.
Thedistrictdevelopmentagencies
are strategic vehicles for local eco-
nomic development, focusingmainly
on the implementation and realisa-
tion of larger scale sustainable eco-
nomic projects in the districts.
The agencies will strengthen so-
cio-economic development through
growth inemploymentand theeradi-
cation of poverty.
Once operational, theyareexpect-
ed to create economic development
capacity and ability at local govern-
ment level to work in partnership
withtheexistingLEDinitiativesof the
municipalities.
Whereas LEDunits inmunicipali-
ties focusonbroadening theeconom-
ic base and creating an environment
conducive to economicdevelopment,
they will focus on catalytic projects
and programmes leading directly to
investment and job creation.
The aim of the workshop is to ad-
dress the resolution of the recently
held Provincial Local Economic De-
velopment Summit which tasked
Cogta to formulate a strategy of the
DistrictDevelopmentAgencies inthis
province.
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of the Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) Regulations contained within the Act (GN R543-
R 546 of 18 June 2010), in
terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management
Act(Act 107 of 1998),
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of Global Outreach in a form of
Basic Assessment Report (BAR) as contemplated in the Regulations
(listing Notice 1, Activities 11
and 18) from the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and
Environmental Affairs.
Mr Omotoso of Global Outreach proposes the construction of a
church with associated
structures within 32 meters of a watercourse.
Location: The proposed church is located within uMhlali,
Bernadalle Place Road, next to uMhlali
cemetery and Methodist Church, KwaDukuza Local Municipality.
For further information, you are invited to register as an
interested and affected Party (I&AP) with
respect to this proposal by 2
nd
December 2014, contact person below.
Contact: Nothando Msomi
Afri-viro Environmental Consultants
30 Jackcastle Avenue, Castlehill, Newlands West, 4037
Cell: 0737912061, Tel: 0315781285, Fax: 0866080267
Email: [email protected]
A public meeting maybe held: details will be confirmed with only
the registered and
affected parties.
DATE: 26
th
November 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
AUTHORISATION
Basic Assessment for the proposed construction of a church with
associated
structures on a farm located on Portion 224(of 12) of Lot 71 on
Erf 1524 within
KwaDukuza Local Municipality in iLembe District.
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Champions of education
in KwaDukuza
>> Teachers rewarded for their hard work
WEEKLY REPORTER
P
RINCIPALS and teachers
from five rural KwaDukuza
schools were rewarded for
their enthusiasm and dedication
in theclassroomat therecentRed-
Cap Schools Incentives Awards
Ceremony at Umhlali Preparatory
School recently.
Started in2011, theRedCap In-
centivesAwardsrewardsteachers
from five RedCap primary schools
in KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal,
for reaching their targets to im-
prove education.
Theprimaryschoolsarepartof
the MRP Foundations RedCap
Schools Programme, a holistic ed-
ucation programme focused on
improving literacy and numeracy
through teacher development as
well as integrating arts, dance,
drama and music classes along
with sports programmes.
All elements of the RedCap
Schools Programme are evaluat-
ed for their performance: the
JET education categories which
includes teacher and pupil de-
velopment, principal mentor-
ship;theYoungHeroessportspro-
gramme, the TechEd computer
project,WESSAs eco schools and
the arts, dance, dramaandmusic
programme Iciko.
Theawardsunderlines thesuc-
cess of the programme with 95%
teacher attendance anda85%pu-
pil attendance.
This also included each of the
five RedCap schools acquiring
higher English and maths marks
than district, provincial and na-
tional average.
The annual awards were host-
ed in the halls of theestablished
education institutionUmhlali Pre-
paratorySchool,andaswellasbe-
ing an indicator that education
standards in rural schools are im-
provingarehelpingtocreateanin-
spiredandmorepreparedgenera-
tion of school-leavers.
PHOTO: MEGAN PILDITCH
From left: Mr Deodat (Kearsney Primary principal), Mrs Makhanya
(Ny
akana deputy principal), Craig Gibbs (JET Education), Mrs Kaunda
(St
Christophers teacher) and Mr Khumalo (Aldinville principal).
THE Elleah Rose Foun-
dation will be hosting a
free clinic for children,
seniorcitizens,drugad-
dicted and debilitated
patients at the Mdoni-
villeCommunityHall on
Saturday, 6 December
from 2pm until 5pm.
The foundation will
also host a Christmas
treat for the children,
teenagers, frail and eld-
erly residents of Indian
Village and Sunny Park
at 6pmon the same day
(Saturday, 6 Decem-
ber).
Those wishing to at-
tend can call 032 551
2749 to book a place.
Meals,musicanden-
tertainmentwill be pro-
vided.
Elleah Rose free clinic
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Thumbs up for UIP
>> Application to go ahead for Special Ratings Area
SHANNON HOPKINS
T
HE Urban Improvement Pre-
cinct (UIP) will be a great thing
for Ballito, residents agreed at
apublicmeetingat theBallitoLibrary
onFriday. Thiscomesdespiteprivate
opposition.
UIP representatives, KwaDukuza
Municipality representatives, local
councillors, members of the public
and business owners attended.
At the meeting, UIP project man-
ager Brian Wright said unless the
projectisopenandtransparent,itwill
not be sustainable.
Following the positive meeting,
the UIP steering committee will now
lodge a formal application to themu-
nicipality to get the go ahead for the
project.
Wright said this will be submitted
in thenext coupleofweeks,butas the
process takes time, he foresees it will
only be implemented by August or
September 2015. Wright presented
reasons for the UIP, Umhlangas UIP
success story and challenges facing
Ballito.
These challenges include crime
and grime and the subsequent de-
value of commercial and residential
property and loss of business.
ThesystemwillworkbyUIPrepre-
sentatives working with the munici-
pality tomakesureservicesaredeliv-
ered and maintenance is done, with
theaidofextra funding fromthecom-
munity, he explained.
The key is to upgrade our public
open spaces. If it looks good to visi-
tors, then the town will thrive. What
happens outside the property is ev-
eryones business. The area is grow-
ing too fast for the municipality to
manage it alone.
Thequestiontoaskyourself is-are
you confident about putting money
into Ballito in its current state? said
Wright. LaMontagnebodycorporate
member Thomas Groenewald
praised the UIP.
The idea is excellent, payabit ex-
tra and have peace of mind. Lets go
for it, he said.
He added holiday clubs should al-
sobetargetedtocomeonboard.Glen-
da Thompson asked if recycling
would get off the ground by the UIP.
Wright said the priority was to
clean up the town, but a recycling
project was definitely on the cards
down the line.
Ward 6 councillor Colin Marsh
saidhewaspleased theUIPwashap-
pening.
It has been a long road, but it is
nowcomingtofruition.It isawonder-
ful concept. Some people object pri-
vately, but does Ballito want some-
thing or nothing? TheUIPwill offer a
better levelonmanagement,which is
sorely needed, said Marsh.
Althoughnoonecontested theUIP
at the meeting, residents have pri-
vately expressed their displeasure to
the Weekly. Some business owners
feel the UIP is paying twice for servi-
ces that should be provided by the
municipality.
One businessman, who did not
want to be named, said ratepayers
would be paying heavily next year.
Rates are due to go up next year,
thereisanewratesact inthepipeline,
and with UIP contributions on top of
these,manypeoplearegoingtostrug-
gle.
Most people dont understand
how it will work, Council should not
engagewith the UIP, but upgrade the
town out of the annual budget, he
said.
He added that developers have al-
so spent millions in water and elec-
tricity bulk infrastructure contribu-
tions.
The UIP project is being driven by
the iLembe Chamber of Commerce,
Tourism and Industry, with the idea
emerging under the auspices of
formerCEOTrenleyTilbrookin2011.
Although About 51 per cent in fa-
vour was needed, and about 60 per
cent, 64 per cent of business value,
have voted in support of the UIP to
date.
This followingaR360000feasibil-
ity study funded by local property
owners in 2012.
TheUIPcontributioncost forcom-
mercial property owners is planned
at R300 per month per R1 million in
municipal assessed property value.
The residential contribution,
which isstillunderdiscussion,willbe
aboutR100permonthperR1million
in property value.
It is a difficult task to track all the
residents down, as many do not live
here, so this is the next phase and
couldtaketime.Ourmaingoalistoget
the body corporates on board, said
Wright.
FOR the first time, Umhlali SAPS is holding
a Christmas toy collection for the underprivi-
leged this year.
The team are requesting the public
to donate all unwanted toys - not broken ones
- to distribute to children in rural areas during
the Christmas period.
All items can be picked up by SAPS mem-
bers from your place of residence/work
Support SAPS
Umhlali toy
collection
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Area growth is exponential, creating a need for pri
vate investment. The above shows the Ballito Busi
ness Park area in 2003. Only the Lifestyle Centre
stood there at the time.
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UIP project
manager
Brian
Wright.
PHOTO:
SHANNON
HOPKINS
or dropped off at
SAPS Umhlali by
Monday, 1 Decem-
ber.
For more infor-
mation on the
project and if you
would like to have
the toys collected,
contactWarrentOffi-
cer Vinny Pillay on
073 3100 103 (co-
ordinator) or Nicole:
032 947 9900
(ground floor, room
8).
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LISA Jey Davis once wrote in her book Or
chids:
IcallthechangeoflifeOrchidsbe
cause menopause is such an ugly word. Its
got men in it for Gods sakes.
I think it is for this very reason why I had
to shed some light on the male change in
life aptly known as male menopause or an
dropause.
As men, our bodies rely on the sex hor
mone testosterone. It is important for our
sexual and reproductive well being its
what makes us men!
Hormonal changes are a natural part of
aging. Unlike the more dramatic reproduc
tive hormone plunge that occurs in woman
during menopause, sex hormone changes in
men occurs gradually.
Testosterone levels vary greatly among
men. In general though, older men tend to
have lower testosterone levels than do
younger men.
Testosterone levels gradually decline
throughout adulthoodroughly about 1% a
year after the age of 30 on average.
So how does male menopause present
itself?
In those men who do present to their lo
cal doctor they may present largely with:
diminished sexual function: this might in
clude erectile dysfunction and reduced sex
ual function.
Physical body changes: this may include
an increase in body fat and reduced muscle
bulk and strength. One may also have an in
creased tendency to fractures due to a de
creased bone density. There is also an in
creased tendency for hair loss (balding).
Emotional changes: this may vary from
trouble concentrating or remembering
things to loss of self confidence and depres
sion.
Changes in sleep patterns: This again may
vary from insomnia to increased sleepiness.
If you are experiencing these signs and
symptoms, this may be as a result of a low
testosterone level and you should consult
your doctor.
He or she can evaluate the possible caus
es for the way you feel, and explain the dif
ferent treatment options out there.
Over the next few weeks I will cover a
range of urology health related topics aim
ing to educate our community about
healthy living.
Dr. Enesh Padayachee is a special-
ist urologist who has commenced
practiceatNetcareAlberlitoHospital,
Ballito (032 946 6931 or email:epur-
[email protected]).
SINCE the approval of the new
sewer charges I have been in-
undated with calls for action
against iLembe.
Despitemehighlighting the
impact the new tariff will have
in the localmedia, little consid-
eration was given. Now resi-
dents are saddled with huge
monthlybillsonsewercharges
and want iLembe to review its
position in the adjustments in
January2015,andcanwaitno
longer. Simply put it is not af-
fordable and people are strug-
gling to meet high demands.
Compared to Siza Water,
residents of Ballito and sur-
roundingareaspayaR106ba-
sic charge for sewers com-
pared to us being charged
R120.
We are paying R8.81 on
sewer charge based on 70% of
water consumption while Siza
Water charges R3.80. iLembe
is thewater authority and Siza
Water is the service provider.
It isillegaltohavetwodiffer-
ent tariffs fully understanding
it is a concession area.
Support our campaign to
call iLembeouttoreviewitspo-
sition and consider R106 on
basic charge and reduce the
tariff charge from R8.81 to
R3.80 just like Siza Water.
Madhun Sing
Sewer charges must be
reviewed
Foryearsournationalsoccer teamhas
been the subject of ridicule simply be-
cause it failed to make us proud.
AttimesBafanaBafanawouldfailto
qualify for international showpieces
and at other times they would be
knocked out in the early stages of any
such prestigious tournament, making
the rest of us feel a little less patriotic
about our boys.
But it seems as if we have finally
turned the corner after successfully
qualifying for next years Afcon.
So I would like to congratulate Ma-
shaba and the boys for the great form
that they have displayed ever since
Screamer was introduced to the side.
Qualifying is the first step and the
boys still havea long roadaheadwhen
thetournamentkicksoffnextyearJan-
Bafanas performance next year is not
to our satisfaction?
JJ Thompson
Keep Screamer
on longer
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uary.
The road to the finals will
notbesmoothsailingforthem
but I am certain that all of us
will be behind them all the
way.
Myrequest frommyfellow
countrymen is, regardless of
the boys performance next
year, early knock out, or al-
lowingthetitletoslipfromour
fingers, could we, this time
around,pleaseallowScream-
erShabalala to stayon longer
as the national coach?
Canwe please build a last-
ing relationship with our
coach and not rush to call for
his replacement if Bafana
DR ENESHRA PADAYACHEE
SPECIALIST UROLOGIST
NETCARE ALBERLITO
HOSPITAL
Male menopause
- fact or fiction
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LTMA hosts glittering
maths awards ceremony
>> Maths boffins praised for their efforts
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Officials of the Lower Tugela Maths Association congratulate the
Grade 7
pupils who excelled in the maths relay.
RIGHT: Seen are the officials of the Lower Tugela Maths
Association.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Grade 6 awardees with members of the Lower Tugela Maths
Association.
T
HE Lower Tugela Maths Association
(LTMA) hosted a maths awards cere
mony at the KwaDukuza Town Hall
on Wednesday night honouring pupils who
excelled in the MathaMove/Top 20
Maths Competition and the Maths Relay/
Challenge.
President of LTMA Isaac Abraham
heaped praise upon the top maths achiev
ers of 2014 and encouraged them to learn
the skills in solving problems so that they
will continue to excel.
He thanked the principals of all schools
thatparticipatedinthecompetitionshost
ed throughout the year and urged every
school in the KwaDukuzaStanger circuit
to give their pupils an opportunity to par
ticipate in next years competitions.
Masibonge Nxaba (acting chief educa
tion specialist of Ilembe) thanked the offi
cials of LTMA for inspiring the young chil
dren and inculcating in them the love for
mathematics and science.
KwaDukuza circuit manager, MA Ngu
bane acknowledged the role played by the
officials of LTMA in promoting maths in
primary schools and encouraged the LTMA
officials to consider a bursary for their top
three achievers (grade seven) who finish
matric in 2019.
Trophies and certificates were awarded
to the top 20 finishers in the maths relay/
challenge and top three finishers in the
MathaMove and Maths Top 20 competi
tion.
Results of Maths Relay/Challenge
Grade 3:
1st Fathima Ismail (ZMS)
1st Asma Dhoodat (ZMS)
1st Zahara Sha (ZMS)
1st Kiasha Amiappen (Glenhills Primary)
1st Neerav Ranjit (Manor Primary)
1st Purvee Akasam (Manor Primary)
1st Swasthika Daodary (Manor Primary)
Grade 4:
1st Shriyan Naidoo (North Coast Primary)
2nd Shivek Haripersad (Manor Primary)
3rd Ntombizonke Dlamini (Harry Bodas
ing)
Grade 5:
1st Darshan Bramdev (Manor Primary)
2nd Saiyan Naidoo (Manor Primary)
2nd Mischka Mohan (Manor Primary)
2nd Yurika Singh (Manor Primary)
2nd Sulaiman Patel (ZMS)
Grade 6:
1st Avanthika Daodary (Manor Primary)
2nd Humza Ismail (ZMS)
3rd Preshivan Govender (Manor Primary)
Grade 7:
1st Sayuri Naidoo (Manor Primary)
2nd Trent Peters (Manor Primary)
3rd Esha Manilal (Manor Primary)
Results of Math-a-Move Competi-
tion
Grade 4
1st Mandisa Kunene (Lee Primary)
2nd Themba Mzobe (Prospect Farm)
3rd Ntombizonke Dlamini (Harry Bodas
ingh)
Grade 5
1st Darshan Bramdev (Manor Primary)
2nd Lethokuhle Mgwaba (Prospect
Farm)
3rd Mthembeni Mthembu (Prospect
Farm)
Grade 6
1st Suveer Reddy (Stanger Heights)
2nd Kaydin Devchand (Stanger Heights)
3rd Byron Menen (Lee Primary)
Grade 7
1st Sunveer Raj Reetoo (Manor Primary)
2nd Nhlalenhle Nzuza (Dawnview)
3rd Erica Lynn Lutchman (Glenhills Sec
ondary)
Top 20 Competition
Grade 4
1st Ahmed Vally (ZMS)
2nd Ashton Gopal (Glenhills Primary)
3rd Sayulan Naicker (Manor Primary)
Grade 5
1st Damien Pillay (Glenhills Primary)
2nd Wenzile Sibiya (Stanger Heights)
3rd Avish Singh Sivparsad (KwaDukuza
Primary)
Grade 6
1st Kaveer Narayan (Manor Primary)
2nd Anele Dlamini (Lee Primary)
3rd Vimal Seewrath (Glenhills Primary)
Grade 7
1st Ryan Dhanesar (Manor Primary)
2nd Lula Mzozoyana (Radha Roopsingh)
3rd Tashmika Premlal (KwaDukuza Pri
mary)
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(parallel to the sewage works) off the R102 onto the R74
towards the freeway will be closed off.
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Pupils attend arts festival
>> Democracy in the spotlight
S
TANGER Training Centre pu-
pils, under the care of teachers
M.D. Morie, A.B. Gumede, D.
Singh and N.I. Zikhali attended the
SchoolArtsLanguageFestivalheldat
Adams College in Amanzimtoti re-
cently.
The theme for the festival was
Celebrating20yearsofDemocracy.
The festival was the brainchild of
the Department of Education which
took the initiative to nurture and de-
Different regions were represent-
ed under two groups catering
for special schools and mainstream
schools.
StangerTrainingCentreparticipat-
ed in the categories of music, drama,
dance, story telling and poetry.
Accordingtotheteachers thepupils
performed exceptionally well in all
categories.
They were placed first in the mu-
sic, dance and drama categories and
second in the story telling and poetry
categories.
The school received trophies as
wellasR6500worthofbookvouchers
whichwill be used to purchasebooks
for the school library.
Pupils who
participated in
the festival
with their
principal Kis
hore Hira (far
right) and ed
ucators.
PHOTO: SUP-
PLIED
Stanger Manor Primary
School Teddies went on an
excursion to Crocodile Creek
recently. With them are
teachers T Sewnath and S
Reddy.
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Teddies
explore
Croc Creek
velop the skill
and talent of
pupils.
iLEMBE DISTRICT
MUNICIPALITY
ESTABLISHMENT OF A PANEL OF SERVICE PROVIDER FOR THE PROVISION
OF MECHANICAL
AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE PERIOD OF THREE YEARS
iLembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors to
bid for Establishment of a panel
of service provider for the provision of mechanical and
electrical repairs and maintenance for a
period of three years.
Only bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor
registration equal to or higher than
5ME and potential emerging bidders with a classification of 4ME
PE will be eligible to bid.
COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTION will be held at 10H00 on Friday, 05
December 2014. Prospective
Bidders shall meet at 12 Haysom Road (Auditorium), iLembe
District Municipality Technical Services
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to bring their copies of the bid specification
documents to the site inspection for signing Municipal
representative. All bid documents will be signed at
the briefing meeting venue.
All bid enquiries are to be directed to the Mr. Mr. Elias
Bhengu, on 032 551 8761 alternatively contact
Mrs. Xolelwa Mazibuko on 032 551 8765, iLembe District
Municipality
Sealed bid endorsed Invitation to Bid No. TS/139/2014:
Establishment of a panel of service provider for
the provision of mechanical and electrical repairs and
maintenance for a period of three years must be
submitted into the Bid Box situated at the Ground Floor of
ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING,
12 Haysom Road, KWA DUKUZA by no later than 12 Mid-Day on
Monday, 05 January 2015 where they
will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder
must be clearly written on the envelope
containing the bid.
TS/139/2014
NG Kumalo
Municipal Manager
iLembe District Municipality
TS/140/2014
THE EMPLOYMENT OF AN ESTABLISHED CONTRACTOR
SUNDUMBILI WWTW: REFURBISHMENT OF BIO-FILTER NO. 3
Ilembe District Municipality invites Established Contractors
experienced in the design and construction of
mechanical components and experience in WWTW to bid for:
Mechanical refurbishment of Bio-Filter No.3 at Sundumbili
WWTW
Replacement of the under drainage at Bio-Filter No.3
The replacement of incorrectly sized media used in Bio-Filter
No. 3
The works packages are located in the Mandeni area which is
located within the KwaDukuza region.
Only Bidders who are registered with the CIDB in a contractor
grading equal to or higher than 5ME and
potential emerging bidders with a classification of 4ME PE will
be eligible to bid.
A Compulsory Site Inspection will be held at Sundumbili Waste
Water Treatment Works (WWTW)
on Friday, 05 December 2014 at 10H00. Prospective Bidders shall
meet at the Sundumbili WWTWs
in Mandeni. The Engineer will not be available for inspection
purposes on any other occasion. Prospec-
tive contractors are required to bring their copies of the bid
specification documents to the site inspection
for signing by the Engineer.
All SCM bid enquiries are to be directed to Ilembe SCM on 032
551 8761. All Technical bid enquiries are
to be directed to the Consulting Engineers, Mr Denver Seetal of
Linda Masinga and Associates on 031
202 0573 or email [email protected].
Sealed bid endorsed Invitation to Bid No. TS/140/2014 Sundumbili
WWTW : Refurbishment of
Bio-Filter No. 3 must be submitted into the Bid Box situated at
the Ground Floor of ILEMBE Techni-
cal Services Building, 12 Haysom Road, KwaDukuza by no later
than 12 Noon, 19 December 2014
where they will be opened in public. The address of the bidder
must be clearly written on the envelope
containing the bid.
Bidders who fail to provide the relevant CIDB information called
for above prior to the closing date of the
bid shall be disqualified from further consideration.
Bid Specification Documents will be available from Thursday, 27
November 2014 until the close of busi-
ness on Thursday, 04 December 2014 at 15H00 from the offices of
the Cashier at Ilembe District Munici-
pality, Ilembe House, 59/61 Mahathma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza,
upon payment of a non-refundable
cash deposit of R300 for TS/139/2014 and R500.00 for
TS/140/2014. Bid documents will not be available
at the site inspection meeting.
Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document or non-attendance
of the site inspection will result in the
immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be
submitted on the bid specification documenta-
tion provided by the Municipality.
All Bidders must supply valid and original Tax Clearance
Certificates from SARS confirming that the
Bidders Tax matters are in order or give authority to the
municipality to obtain information on their tax
matters from SARS on their behalf. Any bid that does not comply
with the advert will be rejected and will
not be considered.
Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.
Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of Functionality
and thereafter Ilembe District Municipal-
itys Supply Chain Management Policy and the 90/10 preference
point scoring system. Ilembe District
Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy
Framework Act, 2000 (Act No. 5 of 2000).
Ilembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the
lowest or any of the bids and reserves the
right to accept the whole or part of the bid.
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WEEKLY
NEWS
13Manor Primary
awards top achievers
>> Pupils rewarded for their achievements
Stanger Manor Pri
mary School held
their annual
awards ceremony
on Friday at the
school to honour
their top achieving
pupils for the year.
PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDAS
Governing body chairperson Steven
Naidoo and educator Isaac Abraham
with the Good Fellowship award re
cipient Dhiya Maharaj.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
North Coast Primary School Grade R pupils graduated recently.
They are
seen with principal Mala Mariemuthoo and teacher Rachael
Padayachee.
NCP Grade R
pupils
graduate
Yashin Tewary,
Isaac Abraham
and HOD Thula
Somduth with
sports girl Keris
sa Naidoo and
sports boy So
hail Mitha.
PHOTO: JYOTHI
LALDAS
Issac Abraham
presents the
inaugural
Ritesh Hiblall
floating shield
for outstand
ing academic
achievement
to Esha Manil
al.
PHOTO: JYOTHI
LALDAS PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Grade R graduates are seen with principal Mala Mariemuthoo and
teach
er Nishana Maharaj.
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Medical Feature
Oncoplastic surgery:
breast cancer treatment
new and improved
>> Understanding breast conserving therapy
B
REAST cancer is every wom-
an's enemy and fear. Fortu-
nately, the treatment isadvanc-
ing beyond merely eliminating the
cancer.
In well-run comprehensive breast
centres using state of the art screen-
ing technology, the majority of wom-
en will be treated by breast conserv-
ing therapy.
In large trials performed in the70s
and 80s breast conserving therapy
was shown to be equally effective in
the treatment of early breast cancer,
as was a mastectomy.
Increasingly,additional treatments
suchaschemotherapyandhormonal
therapy, prolonged the patients sur-
vival.
Currently,of100patientswithear-
ly stage breast cancer, about 80 are
still alive and well after 20 years.
According to Dr Rika Pienaar, an
oncologist from Cape Town, the sur-
vival of the patient is crucial.
However, the cosmetic outcome
after the cancer treatment is an as-
pect that cannot be ignored.
Professor JustusApffelstaedt from
the University
of Stellen-
boschsays ini-
tial trials of
breast conser-
vation ad-
dressedmain-
lysafety issues
and cosmetic
outcome was
only a secondary consideration. He
says mastectomies were performed
to alleviate problems associatedwith
late radiation changes.
"The surgical outcome initially
was often acceptable. However, the
necessaryadditionofradiotherapyin
breast conservation led to progres-
sive scarring.
Afterafewyearsthenthescarring
made the cosmetic outcome rather
poor," says Professor Frank Graewe,
head of the division of plastic surgery
at the University of Stellenbosch.
There have been two significant
developments that have improved
the cosmetic outcome remarkably.
Progress in radiation planning and
new technology in radiation delivery
cause much less scarring than in the
past, and new surgical techniques
have been developed.
The aims of this integration are
the uncompromised safety in cancer
treatment,while establishing anaes-
thetically pleasing breast shape that
can withstand
radiotherapy
with little
long-term
changes.
Thisismost
readily
achieved by a
team ap-
proach includ-
ing an oncologic surgeon, oncologist
and a plastic surgeon.
This approach, which combines
cancer surgery andplastic surgery in
the same session, is named "onco-
plastic" breast surgery.
Thirty years ago, breast cancer
surgery was straightforward - it
meant having a mastectomy.
Nowadays, lumpectomies, tumor
excisions, segmentectomies, quad-
rantectomies, skinsparingmastecto-
mies, mastectomies and more, be-
long to thearmamentariumof theon-
cologic surgeon.
Likewise, the plastic surgeon has
to have in his arsenal of procedures
ranging from local rearrangement of
the breast gland after an excision of
a tumor, a variety of breast reduction
techniquesintowhichthetumorexci-
sions are integrated, and the recon-
structionof thepatientsowntissueor
new prostheses.
Professor Graewe says the plastic
surgeon should be familiarwith all of
the different techniques in order to
provide an optimal cosmetic out-
come.
Dr Pienaar concurs and says the
combined clinics and the ne
