Warwick Bruce Chapman

My talented and most splendid friend and colleague Mbali Ntuli, the DA Federal Youth Chairperson, was recently featured on 5fm during women’s month. The audio clips from that series are listed here:

Mbali Ntuli - DA Federal Youth Chair

Introduction

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Part 1

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Saturday 7th August was the BIG PAINT UP at ENTOKOZWENI CRECHE in Lower Molweni. The event was attended by 15 (and one little) volunteers who painted pretty much the entire building in just over 2 hours. The volunteers had a great time and got themselves totally covered in paint.

The event is part of a series aimed at upgrading the creche using money raised at a quiz evening held a couple of years ago. Between Ward Councillor Tex Collins and COM Fabiola MacRae, everything was provided on the day (paint, rollers, brushes, ladders, cleaning rags and a supply of cool drinks for the weary).

Anyone wishing to get to the creche can follow Tex’s instructions below:
“How to get to the crèche is a piece of cake. Get onto Inanda road and just keep driving right through Waterfall (past the Waterfall shopping centre) through Crestholme, into Molweni. Don’t stop just keep going down the very steep hill (concrete surface) past a brick reservoir on your right hand side and suddenly you will see my big blue bakkie on the side of the road. There will be some DA signs so you can’t miss the place. Remember do not be tempted to turn off even if you think you are lost, just keep going and you will find me. Please drive carefully as there a many pedestrians, goats, cattle errant taxi drivers and the occasional fat pig on the road. Lot of little people who play football on the road so keep a watchful eye out.”

As a result of the harbour widening and deepening project, the QM2 is now able to enter Durban Harbour.  She did so this morning at 7:30.  More information on the luxury liner is available here.

Note: ACSA have made a PDF available providing details of the new

Please find below a communique from ACSA regarding the pending switchover of operations from Durban International Airport in the South of Durban to the new King Shaka International Airport in the North.

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Please advise travellers that on 01 May 2010 the new King Shaka International Airport (KSIA) becomes operational for all Durban-bound air travel. The existing Durban International Airport will be decommissioned; although it may be used for a temporary period during the Soccer World Cup event if required.

All flights into Durban up to and including Friday 30 April 2010 will operate from the current airport. From 01 May 2010, all flights will officially operate out of the new airport which is located approximately 35 kilometers north of the city centre.
Please factor in extra time to get to and from KSIA and bear in mind that if you are travelling in one direction before 30 April and back after 01 May, that you may need a shuttle between the two airports.

SHUTTLE SERVICE

ACSA will provide a shuttle transfer between King Shaka International Airport (KSIA) and Durban International Airport (DIA) which will cover the cost for passengers that leave cars at DIA from 01 May for one week only.
Thereafter transportation between both airports will be for the passenger’s account and they will have to arrange transfers themselves.

Source:
Jacqueline Hooijberg
ACSA Durban Airport Manager