Kouga express 05 02 2015

EDITOR: MONIQUE BASSONTHURSDAY February 5, 2015 | 0 042 293 2973 | Email [email protected] | www.kougaexpress.co.za

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CONSUMERS across the region owesthe Kouga Municipality a staggeringR120,187 million.

Of this, an amount of R92,105 million hasbeen outstanding for over 90 days.

According to the agendaof the special councilmeeting held on January 29, households are inarrears with R104,421million, while businessesand organs of the state are in debt with R12,583million and R2,699 million respectively.

Monies owed to the municipality by resi-dents include payments for water, electricity,sewerage, property rates and environmental

management fee.According to municipal spokesperson Lau-

ra-Leigh Randall, Jeffreys Bay residents havethe highest amount of outstanding debts.

“This is basedon the statistics as per the endof September last year. The statistics for theend of December first have to go to Council be-fore it can be released publicly,” says Randall.

According to Randall, the collection of out-standingdebt is anongoingprocess. “The con-sumer is first given awrittennotification thattheir account is in arrears and that their elec-tricity will be cut if they do not visit the mu-nicipality to make an arrangement to pay thearrears.Continued on page 3

Households, businessesowesmillions

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LOURENS SCHOEMAN

’n Komitee van besorgde inwoners gaan van-dag ’n lys van 100 inwonerklagtes saamstelwat Vrydag tydens ’n optog aan die Kouga-burgemeester oorhandig gaan word.

Volgens Gerhardt Fouché, een van die op-tog-organiseerders, is honderde klagtes ont-vang nadat inwoners gevra is om hul munisi-pale probleme op hul Facebook-blad te plaas.Etlike inwonershetMaandagaandhul klag-

tes in ’n debat aan die plaaslike LP, Elza vanLingen (DA), oorgedra. Van Lingen het sovermoontlik antwoorde verskaf.Die klagtes en vrae het gewissel van die ver-

swakking van die gebied se paaie tot watterveranderings verwag kanword indien die DAdie Kouga-gebied in volgende jaar se munisi-pale verkiesing verower.“Daar is letterlik honderde klagtes ontvang

wat insluit: kommer oor die misdaadsituasie,die probleme met krag in Desember, swak on-derhoud en swak dienslewering, om net ’n

paar te noem,” sê Fouché.Met Desember se kragkrisis nog vars in die

geheue, is baie inwoners, volgens Fouché,veral bekommerd oor die ekonomiese knouwat die dorp weens onbetroubare kragvoor-siening kan kry.“Talle vakansiegangers het reguit gesê dat

hulle onseker is of hulle wéér hier sal komva-kansie hou, terwyl etlike voornemende beleg-gers laat blyk het dat hulle nou eerder eldersgaan belê. Daar is besluit om ’n petisie saamte stelwaarop ons die 100 belangrikste klagtes

sal lys wat ons van inwoners ontvang het,” sêFouché.Die deelnemers aan die optog sal Vrydagog-

gend om 08:00 aan die onderpunt van Diaz-straat bymekaarkom, waarna die petisie van08:05 tot 08:45 onderteken kan word.Ná ’n verwelkoming om 08:45 sal die optog

om 09:00 van Billabong Village vertrek, waar-na die groep by die ingang na die munisipali-teit bymekaar sal kom.Die petisie sal om 09:45 aan die burgemees-

ter, Booi Koerat, oorhandig word, sê Fouché.

Inwoners lyshul klagtesvooroptog

ALVENÉ DU PLESSIS

AS oudword ’n krieketwedstryd was, hetFourina Markötter beslis haar honderd-tal behaal.

Perdfris en regop het dié bejaarde vanJeffreysbaai Sondag met blomme, koeken kerse – omring deur familie – haar100ste verjaardag gevier.“Sy woon in Ons Tuiste, ’n tehuis vir

bejaardes in Humansdorp, maar is baiegesond vir dié hoë ouderdom,” het Ger-hardt Fouché, ’n familievriend, gister ge-spog. “Tannie Fourina is ’n gelowigemens enbaiemededeelsaam. Selfs inhaarvroeë 90’s het sy nog in Somerset-Oosrondgestap en haar deel in die gemeen-skap gedoen.”Maar dis gloMarkötter se dae van aëro-

biese oefeninge doenwat haar lyf sy viets-heid help behou het.“Sy was al 90 toe sy nog aan Trim-Gim-

klasse deelgeneemhet. Dis een van die re-des hoekom sy vandag nog so goed lyk en

voel.“Sy is amptelik een van die Kouga-dis-

trik se hoofmanne oor 100 en ons wenshaar alle sterkte toe,” sê Fouché.

Tannie Fourina nou ’n hoofvrou oor 100

Tannie Fourina Markötter van Jeffreysbaaihet Sondag haar 100ste verjaardg gevier.

THE Humansdorp Police seek informationthat will lead to the successful arrests of asheep thief.The suspect was involved in the theft of

twenty Merino sheep at the farm Leeubos inHumansdorp between January 30 and 31.According to police spokespersonW.O. Ger-

da Swart, the suspect used a vehicle to trans-

port the animals. “All sheep were clearlymarked,” says Swart.Anyone with information, can contact the

Humansdorp SAPS at 042 200 4700 or investi-gating officer D.W.O. Freek Jaftha at 072 7201184. Information can also be shared on theSAPS Crime Stop line 08600 10111 or CrimeLine 32211.

Police looking for sheep thief

In accordance with the editorial policy of the Kouga Express, we invite readers tocomment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as soon aspossible. Send info to the Ombudsman of Media24’s Local Press, George Claassen, at

[email protected] or call him at 0 021 851 3232.Readers can also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail

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THE NMMU Department of Music presentsConnections Quartet at the NMMU SouthCampus Auditorium at 19:30 on February 24.The Connections Quartet is a saxophone

quartet which has brought together two com-pletely different countries, languages, stylesand people.It is a saxophone quartet born out of a

friendship between South Africa and Francebut more importantly between individualswho have experienced the two cultures andhave come together to form a brand of saxo-phone which incorporates both cultures.

This is the second time the quartet will bein South Africa following a highly successfultour in November 2010. The quartet has alsoperformed in several venues around Franceand has a strong following in the Franche-Comté region.The quartet consists of Cécile Dubois, Paul

Richard,Adam Campbell and Liam Burden.The entrance fee is R50 for adults, R30 for

pensioners and R20 for sholars.For more information, contact Nicky Bos-

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THE implementation of the municipal budgetis on track for the current financial year.

Kouga Executive Mayor Booi Koerat tabledthe second quarter report on the implementa-tion of the budget and financial state of affairsof the municipality to the Kouga Council ata meeting on January 29.

Reports are tabled quarterly in accordancewith the Municipal Finance Management Act(MFMA) and submitted to National and Pro-vincial Treasury after adoption by the Coun-cil. The reports are tabled at Council meet-ings that are open to the public and advertisedin the local media.

The Executive Mayor said the purpose ofthe report was to ensure good governance andfinancial viability.

The report sets out the progress made oncapital expenditure, operating revenue and

expenditure, grants and subsidies, debtorsand creditors.Highlights include:. A total of 54,79% of the approved capitalbudget for the 2014/15 financial year (R19,850million of R36,231 million) had been spent bythe end of December 2014. It should be notedthat National Treasury has approved the roll-over for the unspent Municipal Infrastruc-ture Grant (MIG) for an amount of R 10,245million, and Integrated National Electrifica-tion Programme for an amount of R 991 thou-sand and the two conditional grants were un-spent as at 30 June 2014. The rollover amountshave not been included on the approved capi-tal budget for 2014/2015, but these amountswill be included on the revised capital budget.. A total of 50,94% (R315,353 million) of thebudgeted operating revenue (R619,094 mil-lion) for 2014/2015 had been recognized as rev-

enue to the statement of financial perform-ance by the end of 2014.. A total of 36,52% (R254,369 million) of theoperating expenditure budget (R696,535 mil-lion) had been spent by the end of December2014. The municipality had recognized a sur-plus of R60,983 million on its statement of fi-nancial performance for the second quarterended 31 December 2014.. An amount of R 54,510 million of the totaloperating grants and subsidies (R87,847 mil-lion) had been recognized as revenue to thestatement of financial performance by theend of December 2014.. At the end of December the municipalitywas owed R120,187 million by consumer debt-ors. Of this a total of R 92,105 million had beenoutstanding for over 90 days. These debtorsinclude organs of state, businesses andhouseholds. The households debtors have the

most outstanding debt at R104,421 million.. The outstanding creditors at the end of De-cember 2014 totalled R47,695 million. Theamount included the current account for Es-kom (R13,078 million), which was settled on16 January 2015. Of the total creditors anamount of R 32,736 million had been outstan-ding for more than 30 days.

Mayor reportsonbudget implementation

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“IF they fail to comply, their electricity iscut. In certain instances, usually whererates are outstanding, Council would au-thorise accounts to be handed over to law-yers.”

According to her, outstanding debt has

a negative effect on service delivery inthe Kouga.

“It costs the municipality to provideservices. The cost is covered throughcharging people for the services. If peo-ple, therefore, do not pay, less money isavailable to provide services,” says Ran-dall.

“The municipality wrote off R21,87mil-lion in bad debt in the 2013/2014 financialyear. The provision for bad debt in the cur-rent financial year is 9% of the budget.This amounts to about R49,6 million. Thisdoes not mean, however, that this muchmoney will necessarily have to be writtenoff.”

Households, businesses owes Kougamillions

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soort in die Oos-Kaap,” sê Crouwkamp watdaarvan droom dat die blommeplaas binnedrie jaar een van die grootste snyblomplasesal wees. “Tans kom die meeste snyblommehoofsaaklik van Kaapstad, Johannesburg enKenya. Dit verkort die raklewe van blommeaangesien dit eers nagenoeg vyf dae nadat ditgepluk is, in plaaslike winkels beskikbaar is.Volgens Crouwkamp verskaf hulle blom-

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geplant. “Binne elf weke sal daar ’n paar dui-send snyblommewees,met die eerste blommewat middel-April vanjaar gepluk sal kanword,” sê Crouwkamp.“Die plaas bied ’n unieke gebied waar die

blomme kan groei. Hier is voldoende hitte, ’nseebries wat vog inbring en volop water. Diedag- en nag- temperature varieer verder nieveel nie - dit is belangrik vir snyblomproduk-sie.”Behalwe vir die spogblomme wat met kun-

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By die eerste snyblomsaailinge wat verlede Vrydag by die nuwe Buffelshoekkwekery in dieGamtoosvallei geplant is, is (van links) tuinboukundige Hendrik Crouwkamp, Justin van Sensie, Elvisvan Rooyen, Mkhululi Kudu en Wilson Mdekazi. FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

THE MTR Smit Children’s Haven and theSouthAfricanAirForce (SAAF)Museumwillbenefit from a World War One CentenaryCommemoration evening with Rocco de Vil-liers.The event takes place at Grey High School

in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, February 28,and will boast Rocco’s unparalleled talent,raising much needed funds for the beneficia-ries.According to Dr CrystalWatson, who heads

the MTR Smit Children’s Haven, this institu-tion was founded in Ugie in 1918 as a directresult of the social effects of WW1 (the Havenwas later moved to PE).Watson said support for this project will be

much appreciated. “The PE Airshow, whichtakes place every second year, is our mainfund raising event, but with the rapidly esca-lating cost of living, every cent helps.”CaptainMarkKelbrick, curatorof theSAAF

Museum in Port Elizabeth, said a commemo-ration event of this nature is important, be-causepeople tend to forget. “People tend to for-get about the sacrifices thatweremadeduringWorldWarOne in order for us to have a betterquality of life.”

Rocco de Villiers will be performing at a WorldWar One Centenary Commemoration event atGrey High Shool in Port Elizabeth on Saturday,

February 28. PHOTO:SUPPLIEDIMAGE DESIGN: MARC MILNE

Explaining the importanceof theSAAFMu-seum, Kelbrick said the Air Force in the Bayhas always played a huge role in aviation andthat many firsts for the South African AirForce actually took place right here. “It is im-portant to guard our rich aviation history forgenerations to come.”The eveningwill also showcase the extraor-

dinary vocal talent of PE’s Niqui Cloete Bar-rass and the programme will be run by avia-tion fanatic and Breakfast Show co-host,Charlton Tobias of Algoa FM.Tickets cost R250 per person and include a

light meal. A cash bar facility will be availa-ble. People must be seated by 7pm.To book, call Amoré atMTR Smit on 041 367

1103 or 079 177 5471.

Rocco deVilliers supports charities

Gamtoosvallei kryeie ‘blomfabriek’MONIQUE BASSON

VAN die stowwerige indraai na die “lappiegrond” net neffens Loerie, is dit duidelik datblomme híér die botoon voer.

Weg is die geskoffel van gebukkende aart-appel-werkers wat behendig dié knewel van’n knol uit die rooibruin-grondhaal. Hulle hetnou ’nnuwenering . . . die plant van snyblom-me.Innovering en ’n onblusbare passie vir

blomme het tot die Gamtoosvallei se eie“blomfabriek” gelei waar duisende sny-plante, saailinge en groenteplantjies in ska-dutonnels verbou word onder die wakendeoog van Hendrik Crouwkamp, ’n gerekendetuinboukundige.Croukamp, in samewerking met bekende

groenteboere in Loerie, het vroeër vanjaar ’nkleinskaalse blommeplaas op die been ge-bring. Hoewel nog in die beginfase, gaan dié1 ha-blommeplaas, wat in 38 soorte snyblom-me spesialiseer, binnekort oor ’n kleurryke20 ha strek.Volgens Crouwkamp - wie sy opleiding in

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Community leader bids farewell

The community of Ward 14 recently held afarewell for Pastor Alfred Jongile to thank himfor the work he had done in the area.Councillor Timothy Meleni (right), wardcouncillor and chairman of the Ward 14 ANCbranch, handed over a framed Tshirt offormer president Nelson Mandela to thepastor, who was praised for keeping Madiba’sspirit alive in all he did.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

SOME of the country’s favourite entertainerswill be in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, March7, for the first Algoa FM “Algoa Live” concert.

The line-up includes eight top national actsincluding Mi Casa, Jimmy Nevis, Kurt Dar-ren, Prime Circle, Lloyd Cele, Goldfish andStuart Reece.“As the leadingmusic station in theEastern

Cape and Garden Route we see the need – andthe opportunity – to give fans the chance tosee their favourite South African artists liveon stage,” says Dave Tiltmann, managing di-rector of Algoa FM.

The seven hour concert is being staged inPrinceAlfredParkat theNelsonMandelaBayStadium.“It is seldom that you will find so many na-

tional acts of this calibre appearing in a singleconcert. This is a real coup for Port Eliza-beth,” says Tiltmann.Thereareplans to stage the concert annually.

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Bignames for firstAlgoaFMMusicConcertLloyd Cele willperform at thefirst Algoa FMMusic Concerton March 7.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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LINE DANCE CLASSESLine Dance Classes take place at the BowlingClub in Jeffreys Bay at 15:00 on Mondays.The cost is R15 per class per person. For info,contact UKDC dance instructor Marie Louw at083 425 0724.

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NIFTY FIFTIESThe Nifty Fifties will meet at the MethodistChurch Hall in Jeffreys Bay at 09:45 onFebruary 6. Traveller Paul Eberhard fromAston Bay will talk about their trip to Nami-bia. Bingo takes place at the church hall at14:00 on February 11. Contact Ronnie orMargaret at 042 293 1268 or 076-4000703.

EKG DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op diehoek van Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat inJeffreysbaai se diensdye is om 09:00 en18:30. Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072 2779781.

VALENTYNSDAGKom vier Valentynsdag met ’n dans en ete op14 Februarie om 18:30 vir 19:00 by Soontoenet buite Loerie. Die koste is R120 perpersoon. Bespreek by Amanda by 082 3186827.

ORRELVERENIGINGDie Veremark-Orrelvereniging bied op 12Februarie om 18:30 ’n unieke konsert in dieNG Kerk in Somerstrand in Port Elizabethaan. Die gevierde Nederlandse orrelis, MartinMans, lewer sy orrelspel en virtuose orrelim-proviasies wat gehore wêreldwyd bekoor.Saam met hom op die verhoog is dieNederlandse panfluitspeler, Carina Bossen-broek. ’n Plaaslike massakoor tree op.Toegang is R40 vir volwassenes, R30 virpensionarisse en R20 vir kinders. Kaartjies isby die deur beskikbaar. Skakel Albert Troskieby 041 503 7854.

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CAPTURE that special moments oncamera - it is the month of love after all.

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VERGEET van blomme en tjoklitsvir Valentynsdag. Bestee eerder R500en neem twee brilpikkewyne aan!

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CALL FORNOMINATIONOFTRUSTEES

The Amandla Omoya Trust, which owns a 6% share in Jeffreys BayWind Farm,was established with the objective ofcarrying out public benefit activities in the local community, within a 50km radius of the wind farm.

Amandla Omoya Community Trust

Candidates must be nominated by a memberof a beneficiary community and thenomination must be supported by at leasttwenty other beneficiary communitymembers.

The nomination should include a letter ofmotivation along with the curriculum vitae ofthe nominated candidate, as well as thenames, contact details, and signatures of atleast twenty beneficiary community membersthat support the nomination of the candidate.

Nominations to be emailed:[email protected] TRUSTEE NOMINATION FORTHEAMANDLA OMOYA COMMUNITYTRUSTwritten in the email subject line.

The letter of motivation should include aconfirmation that the nominated candidatehas accepted the nomination.

Candidates may not nominate themselves

The Amandla Omoya Community Trust nowcalls for nominations of TWO suitablecandidates from the Cacadu Districtcommunity to be appointed as trustees fora 3-year term of office.

Be in good standing in their professional fields and in the community;

Have a broad perspective of the developmental needs of the CacaduDistrict community and not represent the interests of only one part ofthe community or the interests of one development sector;

Have strong networks in diverse sectors of the community;

Have a demonstrated track record of leadership in the community;

Be able to dedicate a substantial amount of time to the governance ofthe Trust on a voluntary basis;

Be resident in the Cacadu district area; and

Offer the possibility, through their involvement as trustees, of ensuringthe efficient, effective, transparent, and credible operation of the Trust.

Black women candidates are especially encouraged

be affiliated / representative / an official of a political party, or anemployee of a local municipality

have a criminal record, have been liquidated or sequestrated in the last10 years

In making final decisions about the candidates to be appointed as beneficiary trustees, the Trust will ensure that the board oftrustees, has a good mix of financial, legal, strategic, and community development competencies; and broadly reflects thediversity of interests in the community.

The Competencies and Character of the Board of Trustees

©The Amandla Omoya Community Trust Reservation Number 2009/007843/07

Criteria

Nominations will be accepted up until 27TH FEBRUARY 2015 and not thereafter. Nominated candidates must be availablefor interviews, which will take place during the 3rd and 4th week March 2015. The choice of trustees appointed will be finaland no correspondence will be entered into.

Closing Date & Interviews

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FORNOMINATIONS

The Trust seeks to establish its governance structure by appointing TWO Beneficiary Trustees. Nominations aresought from all sectors of the community.

To avoid conflict of interest in the decision making process of theTrust, nominated candidates should not have any immediateassociation with an individual or organisation that will directlybenefit from the Trust by applying to the Trust for support.

Candidates must:

Nominated candidates may not:

AmandlaOmoyaTRUST

THE Amandla Omoya Trust, a 6% sharehold-er in Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, is seeking toappoint two Beneficiary Trustees.

Nominations are sought from all sectors ofthe community, within a 50km radius of thewind farm, with the objective of carrying outpublic benefit activities for the welfare of thelocal community. “The Trustees, once ap-pointed, will be required to manage the utili-zation of the funds received from dividendsfor the benefit of the community,” explainsNeville Gabriel, Independent Trustee of Am-andla Omoya Trust.The purpose of the Amandla Omoya Com-

munity Trust is to redress past inequities,promote social development and cohesion in-

to the future; and assist in the developmentof poor and disadvantaged communities inthe immediate and surrounding vicinity ofthewind farm, namely JeffreysBay,Humans-dorp, Hankey, Patensie, Thornhill and StFrancis. The 6% ownership is significantlyhigher than the government’s minimumthreshold of 2.5% local ownership. “This is anexciting step forus and for the local communi-ty, who derive financial profit from the windfarm,” added Gabriel.Nominations are sought from all sectors of

the community such as sports, social move-ments, the arts, business, religion, themedia,community development agencies and educa-tion and training institutions. Nominationsof candidates with financial, legal, health and

education, and a post matric professionalqualification and/or social dialogue skills areparticularly encouraged. “Nominations of in-dividuals that would be potential beneficia-ries of the Community Trust should carefullyconsider acceptingnominations as thiswouldexclude their families from benefitting fromthe Trust,” urges Gabriel.Candidates must be nominated by a mem-

ber of a beneficiary community and the nomi-nationneeds tobe supportedbyat least twentyother beneficiary community members. Thenomination should include a letter of motiva-tion along with the curriculum vitae of thenominated candidate, as well as the names,contact details, and signatures of at least twen-ty beneficiary community members that sup-

port the nomination of the candidate.To avoid conflicts of interest in the decision

making process of the Trust, nominated can-didates should not have any immediate asso-ciation with an individual or organisationthat will directly benefit from the Trust. It isalso important that candidates are not public-ly affiliated to, or a representative or officialof, a political party or be an employee of a lo-cal municipality.Nominations should be emailed by February

27 to [email protected] TRUSTEE NOMINATION FOR THE AM-ANDLA OMOYA COMMUNITY TRUST writ-ten in the email subject line.For more information, visit www.jeffreys-

baywindfarm.co.za.

Community Trust looking for trustees

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Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 127 of the Municipal FinanceManagement Act, 56 of 2003 that the Council of the Kouga Municipalityat its meeting held on 29 January 2013, adopted the 2013/2014 2ndDraft Annual Report, which will lie open for inspection at the KougaMunicipal Offices (Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, St Francis Bay, Patensieand Hankey) and libraries , during normal office hours (07:30 – 16:15)from 5 February 2015.

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S.S. FADI P.O. Box 21MUNICIPAL MANAGER JEFFREYS BAY

6330

KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (Ec108)

DIRECTORATE: FINANCE / DEPARTMENT: REVENUE

CASH IN TRANSIT- SECURITY & CONSUMERACCOUNTS: PRINTING AND MAILING

NOTICE NUMBERS 9 & 10/2015

Prospective Service Providers are hereby invited to submit tenders to the Income Section oftheMunicipality for a period ofThree (3) years ending June 2018 on the following contracts:

9/2015 Cash inTransit- Security 90/10

10/2015 ConsumerAccounts: Printing andMailing 90/10

TendersTender documents will be available as from Thursday, 5 February 2015, from the RegistrySection, 33DaGamaRoad, JeffreysBay at a non-refundable fee ofR200.00 per document.

• Failure to complete all supplementary/requested information will result in the tenderdeemednull and void.

• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late quotationswill not be accepted.• TheSupplyChainPolicy and all other applicable legislation apply.• Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax ClearanceCertificatewith their quotation in order to be considered.

• Prospective Service Providersmust register onKougaMunicipality’s Supplier databaseas per requirements of registration.

• In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status levelVerification certificate or EMEcertificate to be submitted to validate the claim.

• TheCouncil reserves the right to accept any quotation and, or part thereof, appointmorethan one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any quotation. TheCouncil reserves the right to appoint any contractor.

• The validity period for submissionmust be 120 days from the closing date.•

Any information regarding this quotation can be obtained fromMs. R. VanHeerden at Tel: 042200 2125 or email [email protected]

Tenders in a sealed envelope endorsed with the relevant Contract number and descriptionmust be placed in the Tender Box

JeffreysBay on or before,

ContractNumber Description EvaluationCriteria

It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited inthe correct tender box. No bid document delivered at any other venue or tenderbox than thementionedonewill be considered.

in the foyer of the Municipal Offices at 33 Da GamaRoad,

Pleasenote:

MONDAY, 9March2015at 12:00.

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KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (Ec108)DIRECTORATE: SOCIAL SERVICES / DEPT: CLEANSING & PARKS

NOTICE NO: 3 /2015

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT & COMPREHENSIVEINVESTIGATION ON CEMETERIES

Suitable Qualified, Capable and Experienced Service Providers are hereby invited to submittenders for the Environmental Impact Assessment study and a comprehensive cemeteryinvestigation consisting of three phases: Phase 1: Assess existing Cemeteries; Phase 2:IdentifyAlternatives for additional Cemeteries; Phase 3: FormulateAlternatives.

Tender Document will be available as from Thursday, 5 February 2015 from the RegistrySection, 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay,6330 Tel No: 042 2002200 at a non- refundable feeofR150per document.

• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late tenderswill not be accepted.• Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax ClearanceCertificatewith their tender in order to be considered.

• Contract will be evaluated on the 80/20 point scoring system.• Prospective Service Providersmust register on KougaMunicipality’s Supplier databaseas per requirements of registration.

• In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status levelVerification certificate from an registered verification agency or a registeredauditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors (IRBA) must besubmitted to validate the claim,

• The Council reserves the right to accept any tender and, or part thereof, appoint morethan one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. TheCouncil reserves the right to appoint any contractor.


Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mr. E. de Lange at 0422008300ext 8382 or [email protected]

Completed documents in a sealed envelope endorsed

must be placed in the Tender Box in the foyer of theMunicipal Offices at 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay on or before

Tenders

Please note:

SANAS

NoB-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate- Nopoints tobeclaimed.

It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited inthe correct tender box. No bid document delivered at any other venue or tenderbox than thementionedonewill be considered.

“NOTICE NO:3 /2015:“ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT/COMPREHENSIVEINVESTIGATION ON CEMETRIES”,

THURSDAY, 26FEBRUARY2015at 12:00.

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DIRECTORATE: FINANCE / DEPT: REVENUE

NOTICE NO: 9 /2015

CASH IN TRANSIT SERVICES

ProspectiveServiceProviders are hereby invited to submit tenders for theProvision ofCash-in-Transit Services to undertake the transit of monies from various offices to theMunicipality’s banker for the period up to 30 June 2018.

Tender Document will be available as from Thursday, 5 February 2015 from the RegistrySection, 33DaGamaRoad, Jeffreys Bay,6330Tel No: 042 2002200 at a non- refundable feeofR150per document.

• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late tenderswill not be accepted.• Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax Clearance

Certificatewith their tender in order to be considered.• Contract will be evaluated on the 90/10 point scoring system.• Prospective Service Providers must register on Kouga Municipality’s Supplier

database as per requirements of registration.• In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status level

Verification certificate from an registered verification agency or a registeredauditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors (IRBA) must besubmitted to validate the claim,

• The Council reserves the right to accept any tender and, or part thereof, appoint morethan one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. TheCouncil reserves the right to appoint any contractor.


Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mrs. R. Van Heerden at0422002200ext 2125 or [email protected]

Completed documents in a sealed envelope endorsedmust be placed in the Tender Box in the foyer of the Municipal

Offices at 33DaGamaRoad, JeffreysBay on or before

Tenders

Pleasenote:

SANAS

No B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate- Nopoints to be claimed.

It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited inthe correct tender box. No bid document delivered at any other venue or tenderbox than the mentioned one will be considered.

“NOTICE NO: 9/2015:“CASH INTRANSIT SERVICES”,

MONDAY, 9 MARCH2015 at 12:00.


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DIRECTORATE: FINANCE / DEPT: REVENUE

NOTICE NO: 10/2015

CONSUMER ACCOUNT PRINTING AND MAILING

Prospective ServiceProviders are hereby invited to submit tenders for thePrinting andMailingofConsumerAccounts for KougaMunicipality for the contract period ending 30 June 2018.

Tender Document will be available as from Thursday, 5 February 2015 from the RegistrySection, 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay,6330 Tel No: 042 2002200 at a non- refundable feeofR150per document.

• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late tenderswill not be accepted.

• Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax ClearanceCertificatewith their tender in order to be considered.

• Contract will be evaluated on the 90/10 point scoring system.

• Prospective Service Providers must register on Kouga Municipality’s Supplier databaseas per requirements of registration.

• In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE Status levelVerification certificate from an registered verification agency or a registeredauditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors (IRBA) must besubmitted to validate the claim,

• TheCouncil reserves the right to accept any tender and, or part thereof, appointmore thanone contractor, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. The Councilreserves the right to appoint any contractor.

• The validity period for submissionmust be 120 days from the closing date.

•

Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mrs. R. Van Heerden at0422002200ext 2125 or [email protected]

Completed documents in a sealed envelope endorsedmust be placed in the Tender Box

at 33DaGamaRoad, Jeffreys Bay on or before

Tenders

Please note:

“NOTICE NO: 10/2015:“CONSUMERACCOUNT PRINTINGAND MAILING”,

MONDAY, 9 MARCH 2015at 12:00.

SANAS

No B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificate- Nopoints to be claimed.

It is the Service Provider’s responsibility to ensure that their bid is deposited in thecorrect tender box. No bid document delivered at any other venue or tender boxthan the mentioned one will be considered.

in the foyer of theMunicipal Offices

S.S. FADI P.O. Box 21

MUNICIPAL MANAGER

6330

JEFFREYS BAY

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THE 91st edition of the Spar River Mile willoffer a full weekend of water-based actionand family entertainment when it launcheson the Sundays River at Cannonville on Fe-bruary 14 and 15.The festival attractedmore than 6 000 visi-

tors last year, with over 7 500 expected forthe 2015 event, which once again takes placeat Cannonville.This year, former Idols winner Heinz

Winckler will anchor the entertainment as-pect with a riverside concert at 15:00 on theSaturday. He will be supported by PE-basedreggae band The Brothers.Continuing the celebrity trend,Mr PEAn-

dréFouriewill join theEPKings rugby teamfor a celebrity splash across the river beforethe serious swimmers take to the water forSunday’s feature races – the SPAR Ladies’Mile and SPAR Men’s Mile.Also on the Sunday,well-knownmentalist

and illusionist Larry Soffer adds his specialbrand ofmagic to the prize-giving ceremonyat 15:00.According to event organiser Michael

Zoetmulder, the festival is the only one of itskind nationally that combines world-classsporting events with an affordable, family-friendly festival. He said there would onceagain be a full line-up of races for swimmersof all ages and abilities, starting with thefamilyhalf-mile, Speedowetsuit doublemileand disabled mile on day one of the festival.“New to this year’s programme and a first

in the Eastern Cape is a super-sprint dis-tance triathlon relay, which is ideal for any-one wanting to attempt a triathlon for thefirst time. It also encourages families to getinvolved as it’s mixed teams of three.”On day two, theWakaberry kids’ races for

children 12 years and younger will precedethe feature events.Festival gates openat 08:00 daily and entry

costs R20 per person, while children under10 are free.Enter at www.rivermile.co.za.

Sundays River tohost 91st RiverMile

EXCITING stunts, powerful tumbling andtight synchronisation yield winning scores incompetitions and that is what the NMMUcheerleaders have inmind as they prepare forthe National Cheerleader Championships.The competition takes place in Potchef-

stroom this week, from February 3 to 9, toge-therwith the newVarsity Cricket series, kick-ing off a bigger than ever Varsity Sport calen-dar for 2015.According to manager and choreographer

Nicki-Ann Rayepen, the NMMU Samsungcheerleaders are made up of 24 diverse youngmen andwomenwho often perform at univer-sity events.Funk, contemporary modern and hip-hop

dance styles all exist within the group.Rayepen said this year sees the addition of

gymnastics, thanks toMandy’s School ofTum-bling and Gymnastics.“This will only increase the standard of the

team,andprovideagreatplatformof exposurefor the sport too.”Although the cheerleader competition is

taking place on campus at the NWU-PukkeAmphitheatre, the cheerleaders are also in-volved at the new cricket contest at nearbySenwes Park.On the day of the cricket finals, the cheer-

leaders will perform their first on-field per-formanceswiththeinauguralSamsungCheer-leader Competition winners being announcedsoon afterwards.

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NMMU cheerleaders are taking part in theNational Cheerleader Championships.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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MARINA Martinique will host theMetsi Eastern Province Open Wa-ter Swim Champs this Sunday,

with great weather being predicted for theevent.

Swimmers will have a choice of swimmingthe gruelling 10km event, or choose betweena 5km, 3km, 1km, 500m, as well as a bank-to-bank-swim for the u.10 youngsters.Entries are open at www.swimming-

plus.com and swimmers will save some cashby registering beforehand and avoiding thelate entry penalty.“All open water swimming can take part in

the EP Champs and do not have to registeredswimmers,” explains event organiser Bren-ton Williams.“While only registered swimmers will be

recorded for national qualifying times, theevents are open to everyone.”The event is sponsored by Metsi Water So-

lutions.“The water temperature is expected to be

between 24 – 26 C, while the weather predic-tion is a hot sunnydaywith very littlewind,sowe are expecting a great turnout of swim-mers and spectators on Sunday,” adds Wil-liams.Swimmers can also starting gearing them-

selves up for a new extreme swim in the East-ern Cape – a 12 miles in 12 hours swim thatwill test the fitness, endurance and mentalfortitude of the athletes.Forming part of the Xtreme Swim Series,

Jeffreys Bay will be hosting the Eastern Capeleg of the series.Swimmers can choose to attempt all 12

miles, every alternate mile, do it in a team oftwo people or simply attempt as many milesas possible before fatigue kicks in.The JBay swimmers train atMarinaMarti-

nique every Tuesday and Thursday eveningsat 17:45 from Infood Blu and all are welcometo join them.

For information, send an email to [email protected].

SwimChampshere this Sunday

Michell soos vis inwater

Michell Strydom, gr 8leerder by die HoërskoolNico Malan in Humansdorp, het tydens die opeswemgala in Uitenhage ’n brons medalje in dieope vroue 400m vryslagafdeling losgeswem.FOTO:VERSKAF

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