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Hunt on for the best verge in the city

Manual entries may be submitted at your local Sizakala Centre.

THE eThekwini Municipality is looking to find the best verge in the city. The Verge Competition is an annual one where some of the judging criteria includes; Wow! Factor, Civic Pride, Biodiversity and Water-wise consideration.

A Durban company, Idube Landscaping that maintains uMhlanga’s Izinga Estate landscaping is one of the company’s vying for the number one spot in the competition. Its construction manager, Phumlani Mhlongo said he has no doubt that their work could win the competition.

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But it’s not just businesses that are being encouraged to enter, schools, residents should also enter and can stand a chance to win exciting prizes which include a Jojo tank, gardening tools and seedlings.

“The Verge Competition aims to make eThekwini a more caring and liveable City by stimulating civic pride. The competition is open to all businesses, schools, individuals, garden clubs, conservancies, industrial companies and residents,” the City said in a statement.

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Manual entries may be submitted at your local Sizakala Centre, Library or Parks Depot. Each completed entry must contain the details of the respective nominator.

Only the official nomination form may be completed and submitted. Alternatively, completed forms and pictures can be emailed to jody.fuchs@durban.gov.za;  thami.mbhele@durban.gov.za or hazra.moosa@durban.gov.za. Only verges within the eThekwini Municipal area may be nominated. The nomination deadline is September 28.

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Shiraz Habbib

Shiraz has been a community journalist for the last 12 years and has a specific interest in everything sports. He holds a Bachelor of Arts undergrad degree and honours degree from the University of KwaZulu-Natal where he majored in Communications, Anthropology and English.

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