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Election results ‘free, fair’>> The ANC obtained 72.06% of the total Msunduzi votes

NQOBILE MTOLO>>[email protected]

THEnumber of voters in theMsunduzi areadecreasedby29899,comparedtothevoterturnout in 2009.

Only259587voters turneduponelectionday.VotesfortheAfricanNationalCongress(ANC),

Democratic Alliance (DA), African People’sConvection (APC), Keep it Straight and Simple(Kiss), Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC),United Christian Democratic Party (UCDP),United Democratic Movement (UDM) andVryheidsfront Plus (VF Plus), increased in theMsunduzi area when compared to what thesepolitical parties received in the 2009 electionresults.

The ANC obtained 72.06% of the totalMsunduzivotes, followedbytheDAwith16.85%.

Provincially, theANChas52 seats followedbytheDAwith10, InkathaFreedomParty (IFP)withnine, National Freedom Party (NFP) with six,EconomicFreedomParty (EFF)with twoand theMinority Front (MF) with one. In Msunduzi, theNational Freedom Party (NFP) had 8637 votes,IFP had 8243 and EFF had 5044.

However, other parties were not successful inincreasing their votes to get provincial seats.

In Msunduzi, the party with the lowest votesis theBushbuckridgeResidentsAssociation(Bra)with only 17 votes. The African Christian Demo-cratic Party (ACDP) only got 1134 votes. This isalmost half of what the party received in 2009.

Provincially, the ACDP has no seats but at a

national level, it has three. Agang SA had 332votes and no KZN seats. Congress of the People(Cope) received 290 votes inMsunduzi and 5968provincially, but the party does not have provin-cial seats. Nevertheless, the party’s total votes inthe country secured them three national seats.

Out of 256224 valid votes in the Msunduziarea, 3363 were identified as spoilt votes. TheIndependent Electoral Commission (IEC) chair-personAdvocatePansyTlakulasaidthattheelec-tions were free and fair.

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“The success that LibertyMidlands Mall has enjoyed over thelast ten years, and continues to enjoy,would simply not be possiblewithoutourtenantswhoconstantlypulloutallthe stops to ensure that the mallremains Pietermaritzburg’s finestshopping centre,” said Umi Khan,LibertyMidlandsMall centremanag-er.

MelanieVeness,PietermaritzburgChamber of Business CEO, was thekeynote speaker of the evening.

The Community Chest was ac-knowledged for their contribution tothePietermaritzburgcommunityand

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The Business of the Year Awardwas presented to Mayuris for out-

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lookforwardto thenext tenyearsandhowthemallwill beapart of success-fully growing this economic hub inKwaZulu-Natal,” said Khan.

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Veness in line for award>> The PCB director is a semi-finalist in the Most Influential Women in Business and Government Awards 2014

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MELANIE Veness has beennamed a semi-finalist in theMost Influential Women in

Business and Government Awards2014.

The director of the Pietermaritz-burgChamberofBusiness (PCB) tookthe helm in 2011, and has since thenbeen a beacon of light and hope forbusinessmen and women in the city.

Born in Durban, Veness moved to

Pietermaritzburg when she was 16,“kicking and screaming” as sheexplained it.

ShematriculatedfromCarterHighSchool and was passionate aboutstudying drama at a tertiary level.Howeverherparentsencouragedherto pursue a degree in accounting.Althoughshelongedtoget involvedinthe dramatic arts, her flare foraccountingstoodheringoodsteadforbuilding a successful career.

Before joiningPCB, shewasdirec-tor of Pietermaritzburg Tourism, a

positionwhichshe loved.Venesssaidthatworking for tourismallowed herthe opportunity to see the beauty inthe city through the eyes of tourists.

“Youalsogettotraveltootherplac-eswhichmakeyouvalue thingshere.It’s a good place to be and I love it.”

After three years at PCB, Venesssaid that she has loved every minuteof the job.

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PMB - it feels like home. We have awonderful community and anincredible lifestyle,” she said.

Speaking about her nomination,Veness said that she does not knowwhonominatedher.Shesaid that shefoundoutaboutthenominationwhenshewassentanemail requesting thatshefillouttheformswithherachieve-ments.

Veness sits on various boards ofdirectors, including the WinstonChurchill and the community radiostation.

advocate for change and that is whyI value the role that I have” she said.

The finalists will be announced atthe end of June at a gala dinner inJohannesburg.

PHOTO:NICOLE JOHNMelanie Veness has been named asa semi-finalist in the MostInfluential Women in Business andGovernment Awards 2014.

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IN December 2013, residents in theClarendon area were determined to takeback their streets and rid them of criminals

and criminal activity following the recent spateof violence experienced in the area.

Thesituationcametoaheadwhenaresidentandprominentcitydoctorwasrapedandleft fordead while she was on her morning run.

Eagerresidentshavetakentosocialmedia toassist with the dissemination of informationabout any suspicious persons or behaviour inthe area, and so the Clarendon Crime Watchinitiative was born.

The Lower Clarendon Community Associa-tion (LCCA), led by Rob Evans, has beeninstrumental in leading this initiative, with thehope of implementing it through the entireClarendon suburb.

Speaking to Maritzburg Fever, RowanWhite, who assists with the Clarendon CrimeWatch Facebook page, said that the initiativehas created awareness and residents aremuchmore vigilant of any activity in the neighbour-hood, and the SAPS are able to respondaccordingly should the need arise.

White said that there are currently threeWhatsapp groups operating to put all involved

residents in touch with one another, making itpossible to send out alerts or photographs ofsuspiciousvehiclesorpersons intheClarendonarea.

“The Bobbies on the Beat continue to patrolthe streets, but have become largely ineffectiveas gangs of criminals have become moresophisticated and more mobile,” said White.

A neighbourhood watch has now been inoperation for the past fourweeks, with pairs ofvolunteerspatrolling theareaatdifferent timesduring the course of the evening.

“While these people act purely in anobservational capacity, they are in directcommunication with and are supported by theSAPS and armed response companies. Therearealso residentson the lookoutduring thedaywhile running errands, returning fromshopping trips or going about their dailyroutines,” said White.

White confirmed that there has been asignificant decrease in criminal activity, withonly two cases reported in the last month - asmashandgrab fromahomeandanattemptedvehicle theft.

“We have a group of very committed nightpatrolguys in theirearly twenties,whoallworkduring the day yet go above and beyond toensure that our streets are safewhile everyoneelse is sleeping,” said White.

The patrols extend all the way to the bottomof Villiers Drive in Prestbury, Taunton andRoberts Roads and all streets within the area.Whitesaidthatthereisdefinitelyaneedformorevolunteers for the watch, however he said thatthose involved in thecrimewatchcontinue tobecommitted.

“We will also be securing any vulnerableareas with fencing and razor wire, CCTVcameraswillbeinstalledatallentrypointstothesuburb and eventually throughout the suburb,dependingonthenumberofpeoplewhojointhisinitiative.

“Residents who subscribe to the associationwill hopefully haveaccess to all these cameras,”said White.

White said that themainobjective is tomakeClarendon one of the safest suburbs inPietermaritzburg, where visitors and residentsfeel safe in the neighbourhood knowing thatthere are people looking out for their safety.

“Obviously this initiative requires 100%community participation, and we appeal toeveryone living in the Clarendon area to join usin making our suburb a place where everyoneis safe out on the streets and in our homes.

“So a message to any criminals visitingClarendon would be, smile, you are beingwatched and are probably on camera,” saidWhite.

PHOTO: FILEVilliers Drive in Clarendon - residents are much more vigilant of any criminal activity in the neighbourhood.

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a week after the municipalitylaunched an electrification project ofall informal settlements.

“We have already started withNhlalakahle,EzinketheniandSwapoinformal settlements.

“All these projects should be com-pleted within the next six months sothatwecanextendsimilar services toother informal settlements,” saidNdlela.

The electrification project costsR7 million.

with just more than R122 million in2012/2013, R119 million in2011/2012 financial year and R82million in 2010/ 2011.

Last year, municipal managerMxolisi Nkosi told the Executivecommittee that both businesses andhouseholds steal electricity and saidthat a few cases had been forwardedto the Pietermaritzburg High Court.

“A number of flats within the CBDhave very high electricity consump-tion, but the moment you disconnecttheirelectricity,theresidentstakeyouto court. We are also fighting a

Municipality employees.“Wehavealreadydealtwith fiveof

these employees internally and willcontinue in dealing with the remain-der.Wewanttosendastrongmessageboth to our employees, and thosecriminals out there, that the theft ofresourcesmeant to provide essentialservices to our people will not bestolen in broad daylight and have anexpectation that themunicipalitywillstand aside and watch,” said Ndlela.

Electricity losses in the Msunduziarea have cost the municipalityexorbitant amounts over the years,


THE Msunduzi Municipality hasestablished a special task team thatwill deal with electricity theft and theabuse of municipal assets.

The mayor of Msunduzi, ChrisNdlela, said that from December 23last year to 2 May this year, 15criminal cases have been opened atPietermaritzburg police stations inconnections with these two cases.

He said that of 30 suspects, eighthavebeendiscovered tobeMsunduzi

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>> The entireneighbourhoodhavecomplainedabout the houseand reported itto the policewho haveconductedpatrols


CONCERNED residents ofRamilingum Road in Northdaleareappealingtothemunicipality

and the SAPS to help eradicate crime

and the criminalswhooperate in theirroad.

According to a source, whoseidentity is known to the MaritzburgFever, a vacant house in RamilingumRoadhasbeenleftunoccupiedforcloseto ten years.

not even leave their homes because itis too dangerous.”

Warrant Officer Joshua Maistry ofthe Mountain Rise SAPS said that thestation havemade several arrests thisyear. All of the accused were chargedforpossessionofdaggaandpossessionof dangerous weapons.

“The said area has been identifiedas a hot spot area, therefore regularpolice patrols will continue. Whenpolicearriveat theaddress tocarryoutstop and search duties, people flee indifferent directions, afraid of beingarrested. However positive arrestswere executed,” said Maistry.

With regards to the issue ofdumping, neighbours have informedthe police that themunicipality wascontacted, however nothing has beendone to date. “Our office recommendsthatthecommunitytakeaunitedstandand seek the assistance of the munici-pal ward councillor in order to rectifythe issue of dumping and overgrowngrass and trees,” he added.

Thobeka Mafumbatha,spokespersonofMsunduziMunicipal-ity, said that there are a number ofcases like these in the area.

“We are aware and our dedicatedteam will be addressing the matterurgently.

“As for the issue of drugs and crimi-nals, that is a matter that need to bedealt with by SAPS,” she added.

PHOTO:NICOLE JOHNResidents in Ramilingum Road in Northdale want something to be done about a house that has become a haven fordrugs users and a home for the homeless.

The house is alleged tohave been broken down bythe owner with plans to re-build,however thishasnevermaterialized. Currently thehouse is infestedwith ratsand snakes and is occupiedby the homeless.

“Many youth from all overcome to the house to use it tododrugsanddrink there.Notonly is it not safe for the resi-dents, but it is a health haz-ard,” said the source.

Theyadded that the entireneighbourhood havecomplained about the houseand reported it to the policewho have conducted patrols.They have also contacted theowner of the house, howevernothing has been done todate.

“Ithinktheresidentsinthearea justwant thehouse tobecleaned up, the grass cut andfor the area to be safe for thechildren to play. Currently,the children in that area do

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“Many youth from all over come to thehouse to use it to do drugs and drink there.Not only is it not safe for the residents, but itis a health hazard as well,”

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THE Msunduzi HospiceAssociationrecentlyhostedtheprovincial launch of the Care

and Support for Improved PatientOutcomes (CASIPO) programme,which aims to expand and enhancepalliative care.

CASIPO’s chief of party, Andre’Wagner, said that they were gratefulto the Department of Health formaking Hospice a strategic partnerand enabling them to develop andemphasize the importantofpalliativecare in South Africa.

The idea behind the five yearprogramme, which began in otherprovinces last year, is to integratepalliative health care into govern-mentpoliciesandtoget itonthesamelevelof importanceasprimaryhealthcare.

“We are excited to be a part of thedramatic changes to improve healthcare inSouthAfrica,andarecommit-ted to support the South Africangovernment,” said Wagner.

He added that CASIPO is notchanging the ways and methods ofwhatpalliativehealthcare iscurrent-ly,butmerelyenhancing thecare thatpatients receive.

“Our primary focus still remainsservice delivery.”

Wagnerrevealedthatnotevenonepercent of Hospice patients aretreated in-house; almost all patients

are treated in theirhomesbycaregiv-ers andnurseswhogoout to visit andcare for them,which iswhypalliativehealth care training is so important.

“With CASIPO we want to change

the delivery of health care in SouthAfrica,wewant to build capacity anddevelopmentofpalliativecareandgettraining included at an undergradu-atelevelofstudiesaswellaspostgrad-

uate. We want to improve on theretentions and referrals systems toensure that no patient gets lost in thesystem,” said Wagner.

WarrenOxford-Huggett,Msundu-

zi Hospice CEO, also celebrated thenurseswhowork forHospice and thenurses in the hospitals that they dealwith as part of their celebrations forInternational Nurses Day.

PHOTO: NICOLE JOHNPictured at the CASIPO Launch are (from left) Doreen Shange, Warren Oxford-Huggett and Mary Moleko.


HOSPITALS throughout the worldcelebrated International Nurses Day2014 on 12 May; honouring thosewomen and men who have dedicatedtheir lives to caring for others.

The date chosen celebrates thebirthday of Florence Nightingale, thefounder of modern nursing. The themethis year was ‘Nurses - A vital resourcefor health’, further emphasizing theimportance of nurses when it comes tocaring for others and the help theyprovide to the sick.

At various events held at localhospitals, nurses recited their pledgewhich they first made when they grad-uated as nurses. While holding candles,a symbol of the nurses lamp which isrepresented at all hospitals, nursespledged to continue their service ofhumanity and to endeavour to practisetheir profession with conscience andwith dignity.

The event held at Midlands MedicalCentre was dedicated to Doctor DunrajMani, the founding director of thehospital who passed away during theyear. Nurses were thanked for theircommitment to the profession,applauded for working long hours butmost especially for the care they havefor each and every patient they tend toduring their time of illness.

UMgungundlovu District MunicipalMayor, Yusef Bhamjee, was present atthe Netcare St Annes event where heencouraged nurses to continue learn-ing the new developments ofmedicine, emphasizing that educationis key regardless of how long they havebeen in service for.

“Nurses are a universal symbol ofcompassion and are more often thannot the first point of care for patientsin need. However, around the worldand particularly in South Africa, thework of nurses remains greatly under-estimated and undervalued,” saidShannon Nell, director of nursing andnursing education at Netcare.

PHOTO:NICOLE JOHNPictured at the Midlands Medical Centre celebration withthe nurses lamp are (from left) Cabangile Ndlovu, Them-bile Zondo and Thablie Mlophe.

City hospitals celebrate their nurses

PHOTO: NICOLE JOHNPictured at the Netcare St Annes Nurses Day celebrationsare (from left) Penny Summersgill, Louis Joubert (hospitalmanager), Sindi Khuzwayo, Ian Gobel and Praneil Seesha.

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Jan Vermaak has joined CowanHouse as their new estate manager.Vermaak previously looked after the

grounds at The Oval.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

New estatemanager

Jenny (L) andLucy Gilsonenjoyed a veryhappy Grade 4mums andsaughters eveningheld recently atThe WykehamCollegiate.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAs part of the Proudly South African theme, Grade 4 boys at Cordwalles Preparatory Schoolexperienced the process of voting in a democratic South Africa. Boys had to make an ID and registerto vote. Groups were formed to make posters and instead of political parties, boys voted for theirfavourite chocolate. There was a private voting booth where each boy made a mark on a ballot formbefore posting their vote in the ballot box. Great excitement was displayed by the boys as they casttheir vote and had their nail marked with nail varnish. Crunchies were voted the favourite chocolate.

Appreciating democracy


EASTWOOD Secondary Schoolrecently received a generousdonation from past pupils Barry

Brown and William Nicolson from NMKForensics in Durban.

The sponsorship came following arequest from teacher, Brenda Jordan,appealingtopastpupilsoftheschooltohelpimprove classrooms. The adopt-a-class-roominitiative, implementedbyprinci-pal Garth Rampaul, would make eachteacher responsible for their own class-roomandencouragethemtogetassistancefrom past pupils and teachers.

“In this way, we would each beresponsible for securing our classrooms tobe done up to assist with our learning andteaching,” said Jordan.

Throughtheuseof socialmedia, Jordan

wasable to secureagenerous sponsorshipfromNMKForensics asNicholson, being aco-founder of the company and Brown aforensic analyst, are past pupils ofEastwood Secondary.

Brown and Nicholson donated a smartboard for interactive learning, a printer,LED television and three laptops to theschool.

Jordan said that the technology wouldbe installed in her classroom and teacherswould have the opportunity tomake use ofthe equipment when needed for theirlessons.

“Weare sure that this equipmentwill beput togooduseandgoalongwayinmakingeducation more efficient and learningmore desirable,” said Brown.

Past pupils willing to make anycontributions towards the adopt-a-class-room initiative are encouraged to contactthe school.

Pictured atthe handoverare (fromleft) BarryBrown, JTGhang andGarthRampaul.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Generouspast pupils

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPictured are some ofGrace College's ‘born freegeneration" voters,excited to be part of thefirst group of peopleborn after apartheidended to cast their vote(from left) Tyron Shaw,Jocelyn Perry, JackPerrett, Gabi Krüger andKenzley Abrahams.

Bornfreevoters

The Merchiston first team rugby squad was paid asurprise visit recently by an old Merchiston boy,

Butch James (L). He is pictured with proud first teamcaptain, James Moodie.

Designers told to ‘run wild’ for the 2014 Golden Horse Sprint

ScottsvilleRacecoursebefore9amon24 May to register and be briefed.

Preliminary judging will begin at9.30am.

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gerine,” said Irene Olivier fromPietermaritzburg-based Irene’sModels.

There are five categories in thecompetition, including Best DressedPerson,MostGlamorousCouple,BestHeadGear, Best YoungDesigner, andAvant-Garde.

There is no limit to the number ofcategories designers can enter.

To register for entry to the compe-tition, designers must arrive at

back to an era where dramatic,ground-sweeping dresses, regalgowns and the elegance of satin andlace were the order.

“Combinetheeleganceandflareofyesterday’s royals and movie starswiththeedgeandsleeknessof today’ssocialites.Flauntyourmodels’curveswith peplum or gorgeous femininefabrics with slim silhouettes.

“Let your imagine run wild withbright, bold hues, classic reds or tan-

designers.“Answer the call and enter your

design. There are spectacular prizestobewonandyouwillhavetheoppor-tunity to exhibit your talent at whathas become one of the region’smost-prestigious horseracing and fashionevents,” said Prabashni Reddy,Golden Horse’s marketing manager.

The theme for this year’s fashiondesign competition is ‘GlamorousAffair’. Designers are urged to step

EMERGINGandprofessional design-ers and stylists are called to let theirimaginations run wild and take theirplace in the spotlight at the 2014Golden Horse Sprint Race Day on 24May.

As a highly anticipated event onKwaZulu-Natal’s social calendar,attracting over 15 000 people, it isnow entrenched as a platform forshowcasing the designs and crea-tions of emerging and established

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PMB music and poetry festival>> The festival has been born from the need to showcase local music talent and for PMB to show the world what it can do


IN order to showcase local urbanmusic talent to both local andinternational audiences, a music

festival called ‘Tha Playmaka’s PMBRap Festival’ will be held in the city.

Withthemainshowmarkedfor31May, 2014 at the Winston ChurchillTheatre, pre-shows for the eventwillbe thisSaturdayatE-Woods inImbaliUnit 13 and on 24 May at Sophie’sChoice in Imbali Unit one.

The festival is sponsored by theKZN Department of Arts and Cultureand Ilawu Hotel & Lodges.

The organizer of the event, BrianKhoza, known in the music scene asTha Playmaka, said that there is aneed to showcase local music talent.

“Weareholding thismusic festivalfor the very first time inPietermaritz-burg. We are strictly focused onpoetryandmusic.For thepre-shows,therewillbenoentrance fee. It is timePietermaritzburg shows the worldwhat it can do,” said Khoza.

EventhoughKhozahasconfirmed

thattheheadliningactsforthefestivalare local talents District XIII, Stylez,Champ and Tha Playmaka, he saidmore artists from different genreswill entertain the crowds, with thelikes of Mad & The Movement band

and various poets and musiciansperforming during the event.

Khoza said that at the pre-shows,there will be ticket give-aways andopen microphone sessions.

The main festival on 31 May will

runfrom12pmto4pmat theWinstonChurchill Theatre.

Tickets cost R30 and R50 at thedoorandatEasyEating,PizzaPerfectand Sophie’s Choice.

Therewill benoalcohol soldat the

main event.For more information on this

music festival, follow @PMBRapFestonTwitterandjointheFacebookpageP’zUpPMB:RhythmandPoetryFest.

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDDistrict XIII will be performing at the Tha Playmaka’s PMB Rap Festival.

FORthepast15years,Funk!hasbeenone of themost anticipated events onthe school performance calendar,and this year’s event at the HiltonCollege Theatre promises to be noexception.

Hosted by The Theatre - St Anne’sCollege and Hilton College Theatre,Funk! 2014will be staged onMay 17and May 19 to 21 at 7.30pm nightly.

Funk! evolved as an idea to createa dance programme for schools withvery specific aims:

• to unite schools in workingtowards a common goal;

• to give drama students and theirteachers the opportunity to createand rehearse pieces of dance theatrefor public performance; and

•toenableyoungpeopletoseethatmovement, dance and dance theatreis accessible to them and not only inthehandsofprofessionaladultdancecompanies.

Each school has to create a six-minute dance piece using any type ofmusical or textual accompaniment.

Theprogrammeaccommodatesarangeofchoreographicandperform-ance possibilities and provides the

perfect opportunity for schools toexperiment with new forms.

Funk! is not a competition, whichmeans that every piece on theprogramme is valued for itsindividual form and style and theoverall contribution that it makes tothe programme’s diversity.

The highlight of the production isalways the mass group finale whereall the schools perform together onstage.

Tickets are R60. To book phone033 383 0126.

Dancers ofRussellHighSchool,pictured atlast year'sFunk!. Thisyear'sdanceextrava-ganzatakesplace onMay 17, 19,20 and 21.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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HOWICK High School recentlycelebrated their 47thFounders Day.

The school was founded in 1967,when 150 pupils and staff, togetherwith the headmaster GerardHattingh and Ken Kyte (deputyheadmaster), walked from the juniorschool to the site of the new school inAmber Avenue.

Howick High School hasflourished and becomewhat is todayreferredtobymanyas‘thesecretgemof the midlands’.

Howick High started their Found-ers Day celebrations with a tea forstaff and matrics after a special

assembly on the Friday.The U15 and first boys hockey

teams played their matches againstWartburg that afternoon at the astroturfinPietermaritzburg,withtheU15team winning 5-1 the first teamdrawing two all.

The Saturday was a compulsoryschooldayforallpupilsandstaff,withnetball, hockey and rugby matchestaking place against Wartburg.

The U14 netball team won theirmatch 15-12 and the second teamwon 15-7. The first netball teamplayedanexcellentgameandwonthematch 27-15.

In the girls hockey, the U14A and

second teams started their seasonwith a draw, whilst the U16A andU16B teams both won their matches2-0.

The first team, proudly playing intheir new kit sponsored by HowickTravel, played a skilful game ofhockeybutbattled toconvertwhen inthe attacking circle, thus drawing thematch 0-0.

The U14 rugby boys lost theirmatch21-10whilsttheU15teamwon17-7.

The first rugby XV, sponsored byThe Fury Motor Group, played anexciting game of rugby and, workingas a team, won their match 31-7.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPlaying in a netball match on Founders Day are Angel Ntuli of Wartburg(L) and Zothile Zuma of Howick High School.

Founders Dayat Howick High

Mountain Biking has been a popular sport at Grace College andhas seen some brilliant riders coming through the ranks. Theschool is proud to announce that Velo Life, a well-known cyclingcompany with a passion to coach mountain bike riders, hascome on board to assist with the assessment and training ofthe aspiring Grace College mountain bikers. Johann Wykerd, acoach at Velo Life and very accomplished rider himself, and SAmountain biking athletes, Candice Neethling and Carla VanHuyssteen, have taken the task upon themselves to take GraceCollege mountain biking to the next level (from left) MilanComley, Kyle Walton, Carla Van Huyssteen (Time Freight VeloLife), Channell Da Rosa, Matilda Kelly, Georgia Teasdale, CandiceNeethling (Time Freight Velo Life) and Kaila Jacobs.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling BeeMaritzburg regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for theMaritzburg Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of the

Maritzburg Fever, Edendale Echo,Maritzburg Echo&GreytownGazette.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to [email protected]

Send us the below information via email,[email protected] fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

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* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014Maritzburg Spelling Bee* Entries close on 20 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, [email protected],OR fax it to 0865344256.

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* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 20 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

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Name: _______________________________ ID number: ___________________________

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TALK to your children about thedangers of the Internet and whatthey should not do while online.

Below is a basic listing of whatyoumay consider discussingwithyour child:

Personal Information: Nevergive personal information aboutyourself in chat rooms,webpagesoronlineforms.Thisincludesage,area code, e-mail address, homeaddress, home city, Internet Serv-ice Provider name, Instant Mes-senger nameor address, other lo-cation related information, pass-words, personalwebpage, phonenumbers, pictures of yourself(selfies), school name, schoolgrade, school web page, weight,webcam address etc.

Never meet someone: Neveragree to meet an individual fromthe Internet without parents orguardianattheagreedmeetinglo-cation.

InternetPurchases:Neveren-ter an area that costs money, re-quires a credit card, requires per-sonal information, asks for pass-words, or requires you hang up

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Gifts: Never accept any giftfrom users you meet online.

Friends: Don’t give out yourfriends information as it could betied to you.

Personalpictures:Neversendsomeone a personal picture on-line or on a cell phone.

Talkingaboutsexorprovoca-tive images: When online, don’ttalk about sex, post provocativeimages or tease other people on-line.

Talk to you: If your child everwitnesses something that upsetsthem or makes them feel uncom-fortable,make sure they know it’sok to talk with you. - www.com-puterhope.com

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMore than 260 boys from schools in the greater Pietermaritzburgarea participated in a 5-a-side soccer festival at Laddsworth PrimarySchool recently. Great fun was had and Laddsworth’s U11 and firstteams won in their age groups. Pictured are (back, from left)Samkelo Mlaba, Tyler Francis, Phila Tsaulwayo, Menzi Dhlodhlo,Luzuko Posile, Sihle Nxumalo (head of soccer), Gavin Lambooy,(headmaster at Laddsworth) and (front) Mvelo Hlela (L) andSiyanda Nxele.

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During the Aprilholidays, The

Wykeham Collegiateparticipated in the St

Andrew’s netballfestival. Caitlin Militz

(pictured) wasselected as one ofthe seven All Star

players of thetournament and The

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Any person who has sufficient interest in the applicationmay lodge comments thereto not later than close ofbusiness on the 17 June 2014; with Mr N. Khoali,Manager: Development Management and Forward

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSibling duo Robyn (L) and Dylan Lowe recently travelled to Kakamasin the Northern Cape to participate in the All Africa and SouthAfrican Waterskiing Championships. Maritzburg College, Grade eightpupil Dylan placed first in All Africa and second in the SA champion-ship. Grade five pupil from Epworth Primary, Robyn, came first inboth championships and also won the most improved trophy.

Sibling success on the waterA good victory!>> Mehlokazulu Secondary School soccer team were the winners of theNashua Maritzburg United school soccer challenge held recently


LASTweek,MehlokazuluSecond-ary School soccer team won theNashua Maritzburg United

school soccer challenge in a matchagainst Sobantu Secondary School.Mehlokazulu was able to secure thevictory with three goals. Sobantu wasonly able to score one goal.

Mehlokazulu is located in Imbali.Last year, Mehlokazulu won the

same title in a match against Maritz-burg College.

Mehlokazulu football coach,Dumisani Zaca, who is also a former

WarriorsFC, tomentionbut a fewsuc-cesses.

“Oneofourformerpupilsiscurrent-ly playing for a Belgium football team.We are very proud,” said Zaca.

Mehlokazulu’s first match wasagainst Maritzburg College whichMehlokazulu won 2-0.

“The second game was very chal-lengingbecauseHaythorneSecondarySchool gave us the hardest game butwe managed to beat them 1-0. In thesemi-finals,wewentheadtoheadwithCarter High School and the score was3-2. We managed to win in the finalsagainst Sobantu because althoughtheyhave very goodplayers, they tend

to play individual soccer. By half-time,the score was 0-0 but by the secondhalf, we secured our victory,” saidZaca.

Theschool’sgoalscorersduringthetournament were Njabulo Shezi,Singcwelise Mbanjwa, NkosinathiMahlase and Khaya Zondi.

Zaca said that the school’s soccerteam has a strong technical teamwhich is headed by Zeph Mthembu.

“We are a government school thatdoeswell insoccer.ThereistalentinPi-etermaritzburg and it is time that thesponsors take notice of these playersbecause they are a special product,”said Zaca.

PHOTO:FILEMehlokazulu Secondary School won this year’s Nashua Maritzburg United school soccer challenge.

pupil, said that theschool’s victory infootball is solelybasedonplaying as ateam.

“Given ourreputation as one ofthe best in highschool soccer, we arethrilled about theachievement. Wehave a strong teamandweplayasateamand not as individu-als.Wecannotpartic-ipate in tournamentswithout preparingourselves. We arefamously known forplayinggreat footballso we had to win thechallenge in order tokeepuptothatstand-ard,” said Zaca.

Mehlokazulu hasbeen able to producefootball players forAmazulu FC, Orlan-do Pirates, KaizerChiefs, SuperSportUnited and African

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