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Positive outcomefor local matrics>> North Coast pupils excel at highest levelswith one school achieving a 100% pass rateKAVEEL SINGH

BASICEducationMinisterAngieMotshekga has announcedthat the 2014 national matric

pass rate of 75.8% “sadly has a dropof2.5percentagepoint” fromthepre-vious year.

However, local schools are proudof the achievements of its pupils.

Pupils from Seatides CombinedSchools made provincial headlinesafter the school achieved its fourth100% pass in a row. Five pupils fromthe school also achieved seven dis-tinctions each.

An ecstatic principal Mr. A Bhola

said he was very proud of his pupils.“They are very hard working kids

and they have proved that if you putintheeffortyouwillreaptherewards.I amexcited that our schoolhas comeup to this level.Ourpupilshaveaverybright future and the staff and com-munitymustbethankedfortheircon-tributions.

“Parental attention also plays alarge part in these cases.”

Speaking to the Weekly, topachiever at Seatides Combined Ash-entha Naidoo, who achieved sevendistinctions, saidshewasexcitedandrelieved.

“Ithasbeenalotofconsistentwork

that has been the key forme. Iwillbe studying computer engineer-ing at the University of CapeTown.”

Another school that per-formed well was Tongaat Sec-ondary School. The schoolman-agedanimpressive92%passratewith several pupils achievingseven distinctions.

Top achiever TiaraNaidoo saidshe was relieved to have receivedher results.

“It has been a long wait and Iwas very nervous. It has been atough year, but I am very happywith what I have accomplished.”

She advised this year’s ma-triculants to pace themselves andmake sacrifices to give themselves

an extra boost for their future.>> CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDTongaat Secondary pupils: front from leftP: AkwandeGoge, Tiara Naidoo and Tahlia Peter. Back from left: Kay­len Naidoo, Lushen Moodly and Tashvir Bungwandin.

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WITH the continued decrease in waterlevels at Hazelmere Dam and otherwater sources in the iLembeDistrict,

authorities are forced to commencewith stagefour water restrictions.

However,adesalinationplantandamassivecash injection are on the cards to relieve thedry spell in the long term.

After the failure ofthe first three stages ofwater restrictions toreduce water demandon treatment plants inthe iLembe District,Sembcorp Siza Waterhasannounced the im-plementation of stagefour restrictions.

This means thatSembcorp Siza Waterwill impose water cutsfrom 9pm to 4am andhas banned the wash-ing of cars withhosepipes, the washing of buildings and otherstructures and the use of jacuzzis.

Theserestrictionscomeasthewater levelatHazelmere Dam continued to decrease duringthe festive season to 37% as of 6 January fromthe 40% that prompted more restrictions latelast year.

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forward twomaster plans aimed atmitigatingthe water shortage.

One of the master plans will be the lookingintothefeasibilityof constructing a sea-waterdesalination plant north of Durban and acash injection from cabinet of R70 million.

According to Umgeni Water corporatestakeholder manager Shami Harichunder thefeasibility of a desalination plant is still beingstudied.

Meanwhile, he mentioned other long termplans aimed at mitigating the water shortagecrisis.

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ply Scheme which hepromises will end thewater shortage crisis inthe near future.

“The completion ofthis scheme will mean,in effect, that much, ifnot all, of the watershortages that are cur-rently being experi-enced in parts of theiLembe District willcease to exist,” saidHarichunder in a state-ment.

The construction isdue to be completed in March 2016.

According to Harichunder, the current lackof rain is the result of the El Nino weather sys-tem and weather experts predict the return ofsufficient rain in February and March.

In theshort term,all benchmarks for the re-duction of demand having failed, it remains tobe seen whether the latest stage of water re-strictions will bring any respite to the watershortage, should the rains not be sufficient.

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A FLAT situated next to Asmals Hypersave inthe Verulam CBD caught alight on Tuesday.

According to Reaction Unit South Africa(RUSA)headPremBalram,several reactionof-ficerswere dispatched to the property and up-on arrival residents were escorted out of thebuilding.

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left her bird in her flat which was situated onthe fourth floor.

“Reaction officers once again entered thesmoke filled building and rescued the AfricanGrey parrot. Upon arrival of the fire depart-ment the source of the fire was discovered onthe ground floor. A broken industrial sewingmachinecaughtalight causing smoke to fill theentire building,” said Balram

One personwas treated on scene for smokeinhalation by paramedics.

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PROVINCIAL education bosseshave taken full responsibilityfor the decline in one the worst

matric results recorded in recentyears, and have promised to turn thesituation around.

And while the results have beenfurther taintedbyacheatingscandal,the Department of Education wasquicktoclaimthat thedeclinewastheresultofthefirstbatchofmatricswrit-ing the new Curriculum and Assess-ment Policy Statement (Caps) curric-ulum.

Department head Nkosinathi Sis-hi unveiled the department’s dirtylaundry at the provincial release ofthe 2014 National Senior Certificate

results at Durban’s InternationalConvention Centre yesterday.

“Wearenot indenial about thede-cline. 2014 was the first year for pu-pils to write theCaps and teach-ers had no ideawhat to expectfrom the exams.These resultshave made usrealise that be-ing good at ad-ministering ex-ams is not good enough; we need toprepare teachers well too,” he said.

Sishi said as the education leader-ship “we take full responsibility forthedecline”andthattheywould“lookat the reasons behind the drop”.

Nearly 140 000 pupils wrote their

finals, but just 97 144 passed.Whiletherewere6 000fewermat-

rics enrolled in 2014, overall 14 000fewer pupils passed the national cer-

tificate.Umgun-

gundlovurecorded apass ratedrop from79,6% to75,5%. Thiswas signifi-cantly bet-

ter thanIlembedistrict,whichsawitspass rate drop nearly 15 percentagepoints from 71,8% to 59,2%. TheworstperformingdistrictwasUmzin-yathi, where pass rate dropped from71,8% to 55,2%.

Alarmingly,alldistrictsscoredless

thana50%average formathematics,while only five districts recorded av-eragesabove50%inphysicalscience.

“It is concerning that there was adecline in maths and science. It isclear programmes in maths haven’tworked.

“Business studies has also pre-sented problems. We need to fixmaths, science and the rest of theschooling system,” said Sishi.

PremierSenzoMchunusaid itwas“clear that KZN had not madeprogress”.

“We have not done well. We havetodobetterbecausealthough there isan improvement in some subjects,thereisabackwardslidelikeinmathsand physical science,” he said.

Education MEC Peggy Nkonyeniwas more optimistic about the de-

cline.“We are going to work our fingers

to the bone to ensure that instead offeelingsorry forourselves,wearego-ingtopickourselvesupandmoveon,”she said.

While the department would notbedrawnintocommentingonallega-tions that cheating may have oc-curredat19ofthe1 716examcentresacrosstheprovince,officialssaidtheyfound it “very disturbing” that theremaybebeen“groupcopying”.Theal-legations are currently being investi-gated by education oversight bodyUmalusi and the department.

If teachers are found guilty of aid-ing pupils to cheat, they could faceprosecution. Pupils found guilty mayface a five-year ban from rewritingtheir matric exams.

KZN’s matric year of shame>> One the worst results in recent years tainted by cheating scandal

“IT IS CONCERNING THATTHERE WAS A DECLINE INMATHS AND SCIENCE. IT ISCLEAR PROGRAMMES INMATHS HAVEN’T WORKED.”

KwaZulu­Natal experiences‘steepest decline’Another Tongaat Secondary pupilLushenMoodlysaidhewasexcitedatthe prospect of college and thankedhis teachers for their assistance.

“I will be studying astrophysics atUKZN.”

School principal Mr. RH Singhthanked his teaching staff, parentsand community organisations fortheir assistance.

“Our system of extra classes afterschool, on weekends and holidays ispaying amazing dividends. But wemustunderstandthatthisisateamef-fort from teachers, pupils, parentsand the community. We must main-tain this fruitful partnership.”

Another top achieving pupil wasTongaat resident Kuraycia Naickerwho also achieved seven A’s. She ex-celled inmathsandphysicswith97%and 96% respectively.

“I did not sit at home studying allthe time. Instead I tried tomaintain agood balance between exercise and

academics,” she said. Naickerwill bestudying medicine this year.

Only 28%, or precisely 150 752 ofthe 550 127 pupils wrote as full-timecandidates, achieved university en-trance passes. “We’re very proud ofthe class of 2014,” Motshekga said atthe release of the results at the SABCon Monday evening.

KwaZulu-Natal experienced the“steepest decline” by over 7%, Mot-shekga explained. She said her ad-ministrationwill implementaspecialintervention in the province.

Gauteng is the best performingprovince, with 84.7% the economichubprovince is followedby theNorthWest, which achieved 84.6%.

Inotherprovincestherewasmuchto be desired. The Eastern Capeemerged as the worst performingprovince again, achieving 65.4% upfrom 64.9% of 2013.

Free State lost its 2013 spot as thenumber one province, dropping to

third with 82.8%, down from 87.2%.The Western Cape’s pass rate de-

cline by almost 3%, but remained inthe top fourwith 82.2% of itsmatricscompleting.

The troubled Limpopo also man-agedtokeepafloatwitha72.9%pass.

“WebelievethatLimpopohastobe

congratulated for sustaining an up-ward trend. This is a group of pupilswhowereaffectedbythedelays inthedelivery of textbooks [in 2012,” saidMotshekga.

She also congratulated Mpuma-langa. The province achieved 79%.The Northern Cape stands at 76.4%.

But Motshekga did not appear tobe taken aback by the overall drop,and declared, “All [provinces]worked tirelessly and consistently”.

“We believe there’s much morework that needs to be done. We be-lieve that preparations for grade 12start at grade R.”

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Airports Company South Africaspokesperson Colin Naidoo said thatfiveaircraft thathadbeenontheapronat the timewereaffectedby thedelays.

Three of the aircraft had been refu-elled an hour after their initial take-offtimes but the other two were delayeduntil midday.

The fuel system problem at the air-port was investigated by service pro-vider Sky Tanking.

“Aspartof thecontingency,wehaveissued a notice to all airlines to fueltheiraircraftattheirpointofdepartureso that the aircraft will have fuel whendeparting Durban. We were fuellingaircraft viaa fuel truckuntil thesystemcomesbackon lineandhavemanaged

to ensure the safe departure of all air-craft that were affected with adequatefuel and wewill continue with the fueltrucksystemuntilthesystemisbackonline,” Naidoo said.

Thefuelsystemfailurecomesontheback of a water shortage in the areanorth of Durban that affected the sup-ply to the airport building. Due tolengthy dry spell, water supply hadbeen affected but Naidoo said that theissue had since been resolved.

“King Shaka International man-aged to rectify water problems but theairport contingency is still in place.Passengersandairportstaffwillstillbeissuedbottledwaterfordrinkingifnec-essaryandourfiredepartmentwillstillassist with water from our fire trucksto ensure restaurants can continuetheir business, and for restrooms andtoilets to be replenished with water.Our team is working closely with the

relevant service providers to normal-ise the situation.”

Naidoosaidthattheairportwasstillfully operational despite the shortageand flightdelays. “Toexplainagain, allaircraft that are landing at King ShakaInternationalwillhaveadequatefueltodepart Durban to their destination.Should they need to know about theirflights they should contact their air-lines,” he said.

Meanwhile,airlineoperatorMangotook to Twitter to apologise to passen-gers for delays,while otherTwitter us-ers took the opportunity to poke fun atwater shortages.

@vera_sylvester tweeted: “NoWa-ter at King Shaka International Air-port, due to Cleaning the swimmingpool at Nkandla … LOL.”

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EIGHTEENpeoplewere injuredaftera taxi overturned along the R102 inthe Verulam area on Tuesday.

Netcare 911’s Chris Botha said,“Netcare 911 paramedics arrived atthe scene and found the twisted re-mainsofthetaxi lyingatthesideoftheroadwaywiththeinjuredspreadoversome distance. After triaging the in-jured they found that two people hadsustained serious injuries while six-teen escaped with minor injuries,”said Botha.

After paramedics treated thewoundedat the scene they transport-ed themtovarioushospitals in thear-ea for the care that they required.

Exactdetailtothecauseoftheacci-dent and preceding events will re-mainasubjectforpoliceinvestigationand comment, added Botha.

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What would be the most importantessentials to carry in a mini­kit.

Bandages, band aids and anti­septic

solution. Sunblock would also be a gooditem to keep in your first­aid kit as wellas after­sun lotion. The content of yourfirst­aid kit largely depend on where youwill be travelling to and what is most like­ly to happen. If you are a regular outdoor­sman you would know what happenedbefore and what you needed.

What are the most common mistakesamateurs tend to make when trying toperform first aid?

Be smart and keep the right things inyour first­aid kit. The most importantthings are a CPR mouthpiece should youneed to perform CPR, something to stopbleeding and splint fractures.

This includes band aids, bandages,dressings, strapping, gauze etc.

Probably the most important of all ismedical gloves. Protect yourself beforeyou try and help others. This should bein every first­aid kit, regardless if you in­tend to use it on your family or not.

Are there specific measures the ama­teur responder in an emergency shouldrather avoid and leave to the trained pro­fessionals?

If you are unsure contact ER24 on084 124 and ask for medical advice.

Do not do something because yousaw it on television or saw a medic do itonce. — Wheels24.

PHOTO: SOURCEDA first­aid kit should be somethingthat is durable, preferably a brightcolour so it can be easily identi­fied, and water resistant.

tween1930andtheendofWorldWar2,thereisdefinitely agreyareaonwhat carsbuilt af-ter this point are considered to be.

Somemay consider a car made in the fif-ties as a classic. Although there is no precisedefinition, the Classic Car Club of Americaconsiders a car to be classic if aged between30and49years,andmodernclassicsarede-fined as cars aged between 15 and 25.

Aside fromage, there also has to be someaesthetic appeal for a car to be considered aclassic and appreciated as such. Whetherthis be the design, colour or timeless engi-neering, a classic beauty needs to have asomewhat subtle envy factor.

So would a 1969 Volkswagen Beetle beconsidered a classic? Absolutely.

TheVolkswagenType1,affectionatelytheVolkswagen Bug or Beetle, is renowned forbeing one of the first rear-engined cars everlaunched.Withmore than21 millionmanu-factured since its inception in1938, theBee-tle is the longest-running and most-manu-factured car of a single design platformworldwide and, as the years have passed,various models have come and gone.

Despite this, theBeetlehasmost certainlystoodthetestof timegiventhatthe“newBee-tle” was launched in 1998.

Placed fourth in an international poll forthe world’s most influential car of the 20thcentury undertaken in 1999, the VW Beetlewillgodowninhistoryasoneofthemostclas-sic cars.

Despite being around for over 70 years, itnever loses itsappeal.Asan ideal first collec-

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THE annual Tropika SummerFever beach festival, held overthe festiveperiod,wasanover-

whelming success with thousands ofbeachgoers enjoying a host of fun ac-tivities at Ballito’s Willard Beach.

“We, at Tropika, are just so happyto be part of this fantastic event thatencourages family time and KZN’sbeautiful beaches,” said brand groupmanager for Tropika, Miantha Pa-dayachee.

“EveryonewhoattendedtheTropi-ka Summer Fever beach festival hada great time. There really was some-thing for everybody. And the smoothtaste of Tropika ensured beachgoers

beach volleyball and touch rugbywhile a number of happy beachgoerswent home with superb prizes afterparticipating in the hourly Tropikatreasure chest hunts.

Celebrity guests – among themSpringbok surfers Shane Sykes andSophie Bell, former Mrs Durban’s

also tasked with judging the covetedtitlesofMrandMissTropikaSummerFever 2014.

Itwas ahotly contested eventwitha number of worthy entrants but itwas Thembo Monareng of Pretoriawho tookhome the title ofMrTropikaSummer Fever 2014 while Daniellede Lange of Ballito was named MissTropika Summer Fever 2014.

Beachgoers can look forward toevenmore exciting summer funwiththe2015 installmentofTropikaSum-mer Fever.

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Visitors at theeventweretreatedtoa variety of family-friendly beach activ-ities including limbodancing, sandcastlebuilding competi-tions and dance les-sons.

TheTropikadanc-ers took to the stageevery hour, ensur-ing everyone waskept in the party-going spirit.

Thosewithacom-petitive sportingedge enjoyed one ofthe many games of

Karen Landman, Miss Ballito2012 and Miss KZN 2014 Re-naldaHoffmanaswellasSouthAfrican bodyboarders DaneKlusener, Wesley Coetzee andStorm Prestwich – relaxed inthe Chill Zonewhere theymin-gled with festival goers.

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