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ZINI RIVER ESTATE QUARTERLY MAGAZINE 

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Summer 2012 

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Gosh, another year end editors letter !!! Where does the time go? Zini River Estate is 

filled with so many different, diverse and interesting people. Take the time this next 

year to meet your neighbours (gosh what a novel idea, maybe even on both sides). Go 

for long walks, take lots of photo’s (and send them into the photographic competition). 

Go find that elusive bird, snap the Zebbies doing something unique, and go find more 

interesting GOGGA’s, that was so interesting to read, you have a nature filled estate, 

keep an eye out for all our animal, reptile and human friends!! 

In this edition we meet the Schutte and Van Der Sandt family, thank you so much for 

introducing yourselves to us and we look forward to meeting so many more neighbours. 

The magazine is filled with so much interesting bits and bobs and we are so happy that 

everyone love the new look of the mag !!! The stories just look so much better in A4, lol. 

Storm does her thing again this edition and made me laugh, ponder and sniff back a 

tear all at the same time, she is proof that Mtunzini has talent !! 

So to a blessed 2013, the estate press team. 

Lorinda, Justin, Daniel(our biggest blessing to date), Lyndie(and her new baby boy Janko), 

Sharlene(our quiet, steadfast accounts & estate mags sales lady), Lucille(who has sadly 

left us), Keith(our graphics intern who has been a God send), Maria and Liezel(our 2 new 

rearing to go sales reps) 

LESAH LOUW 0825779407 

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EMPANGENI 

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EStatE ManaGEr: 

Annemarie Tait 

Tel: 035 340 2751 

Mobile: 083 627 0249 

Email: annemarie@ziniriver.co.za 

hoME oWnErS’ aSSociation: 

Colin Franks (developer trustee) 

John van Rooyen (developer trustee) 

Ryan Kewley (developer trustee) 

Jandrie Beukes (owner) 

Cobus Kotze (owner) 

SalES & MarkEtinG dirEctor: 

Shea Franks 

Tel: 035 340 2751 

Mobile: 082 887 4285 

Email: shea@ziniriver.co.za 

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Wow, as another year 

comes to an end 

everything and everyone 

is buzzing with yearend 

fever. So many people complain about 

the “silly season”, but to me it is the 

season of festivities, excitement and 

anticipation of all the unknown and 

exciting things that might happen in 

the New Year. Christmas is about love, 

getting together and spending quality 

time with your loved ones, friends 

and even strangers at your holiday 

destination 

I often receive beautiful pictures from 

our residents of various things they see 

and experience on the Estate. I thought 

The developers, trustees, management and 

staff wish you all a very blessed Christmas 

and a Prosperous New Year! 

ESTATE MANAGERS DESK 

a photographic competition would be 

a wonderful idea and Shea and Colin 

totally agreed. You will see more 

details about this in the magazine and 

some lovely pictures to kick-start the 

competition. This is mostly about having 

fun and to build up our picture library. 

Come on, take out those cameras! 

Community living is still doing it for me 

– 100%. One of our very energetic 

Iliza Bay residents, Lana, came up with 

an exciting idea to do a communal 

Christmas lunch at Iliza Bay. She soon 

had many people excited and ideas 

and menus and vibes are flying around. 

We are all looking forward to a lovely 

Christmas lunch without the schlep 

of spending 2 days in the kitchen in 

preparation. 

I would like to wish all a wonderful 

and blessed Christmas and may the 

New Year be the best year ever filled 

with magic and happiness! 

God Bless! 

ANNEMARiE TAiT 

EstatE ManagER 

IPEM

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Festive Season is Calling 

Meet The Schutte Family 

Meet Pieter & Liesl Van Sandt 

Amateur Photographic Competition 

Zini Nature 

Birding in Zini 

Meet Your Estate Slitheres 

Fondue... A Fun Night In 

Taking A Well Deserved Break 

Country Club News 

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By stoRM cattERIck 

ThE fESTIVE SEASON IS A-CALLIN’ 

YAY! It’s that time of year again 

when we are reminded of why it 

sucks to grow up! Just a few years 

ago I was enjoying the adrenalinerush 

feeling of running downstairs and 

ripping open loads of presents, thoroughly 

enjoying the spoils of my youth — these 

days the only thing that I “enjoy”, come 

Christmas, is the depletion of my bank 

account! 

It’s surprising how, at different stages of 

your life, Christmas means different things to 

you. As a kid it was all about the presents — 

father Christmas and putting out biscuits and 

beer for him, playing in the sun, holidays 

and sweets, even though we knew why we 

were celebrating the day. As a young adult 

it was about getting the family-time over 

with so that I could join my friends at the 

lagoon or beach. 


As an adult it’s become all about family 

and how much we can spoil our niece and, 

recently, how I can repay my parents for all 

the years of late nights and angst — and 

then there’s my mom’s to-die-for cooking. 

But one thing that is really noticeable is 

that, without some rug-rats running around, 

Christmas loses that festive, happy feeling. 

The littlies are the ones who remind us 

about what the “commercialised” Christmas 

is about — waking up early, fun, laughter, 

presents and a few bottles of Champagne 

(for us obviously). 

You’d think that in our household, because 

we’re all adults and Mila’s at the age 

where she doesn’t know what the hell is 

happening, we’d be able to sleep in after 

the pre-Christmas party, wouldn’t you? Not 

so! My mom likes to tap into her inner child 

and blast the music at about 7 o’clock in the 

morning to get our lazy butts out of bed, 

shouting as she goes, “Merry Christmas, 

everyone!” After a few moans and groans 

we’re up, watching the kids rip open their 

presents and creating an almost-avalanche 

of wrapping paper which threatens to 

envelop the entire house, whilst the adults 

unwrap their solitary Secret Santa gift. 

from then on, it’s all about the food and, of 

course, the party! 

At the end of the day I may not be a very 

“gifted” girl any longer, but I have certainly 

learnt to appreciate the biggest gift of 

all — that once again we are all healthy 

and together and that I get to celebrate the 

special day with the people that mean the 

most to me… my family. 

hope you have a very merry, very family 

Christmas!


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Meet the Neighbours 

Meet the 

ThE SChUTTE’S 

fROM 10 

hOBBY CLOSE 


It still seems a bit unreal to introduce 

ourselves as Mtunzini residents, but here 

we are, almost a year later, and that 

is what we are! (Well 9 months to be 

precise.) In this last year we bid farewell to 

27 years of corporate life, relocated from 

Mpumalanga highveld to KZN, send our 

youngest also off to varsity AND built our 

dream house. So if one can believe “them”, 

we are quite stressed out (ha-ha). 

We are however, no newcomers to ZRE as 

we have been coming down to Iliza Bay on 

a regular base over the last 4 years. We 

fell in love with this beautiful village and 

especially the estate in 2008, and after first 

choosing it as a holiday destination, we then 

decided to make this a permanent lifestyle 

change. (A rather fast decision). 

Chris, an ex-corporate executive is now an 

Energy consultant with Tongaat hulett, and 

I was very lucky to find a half day position 

in Mtunzini. 

We love our new house, the sense of space, 

the stunning views and establishing a garden 

in this rewarding climate. We also love our 

resident zebra’s even though they hampered 

our initial efforts to settle the new lawn. 

Chris, who is a keen fisherman and social 

golfer, has temporarily given up these 

pleasures for gardening. 

The only drawback is that we miss our boys, 

Christiaan (21) and francois (19), who are 

both studying at Tukkies , and are looking 

forward to the December holidays when 

they and all our family will be coming down 

to experience our new lifestyle. 

Please stop by for a drink or some 

gardening tips for us, if you are in our area.

PieTer & LiesL 

vaN der saNdT 

On the 27th of November 2011, Pieter & Liesl van der Sandt made the life changing decision to move to Zululand after 

Pieter received a job offer at Bell Equipment Limited in Richards Bay. If the consequences of such a decision(giving up house, 

resigning, giving up Liesl's practice, liaising with moving companies etc.) wasn't bad enough, they promptly got on a plane the 

following day for a month long holiday in the United Kingdom! Suffice it to say that a lot of planning took place in various 

Starbucks and Costa coffee houses! 

Upon their return they flew down to Durban to come house hunting and only got as far as our beautiful village. After viewing some houses 

in town they fell in love with Iliza Bay and immediately decided that this is the place to be. The rest, as they say, is history! 

Liesl had a practice as a Specialist Child Trauma Therapist and after 14 grueling years in the field decided to retire(for now!). Pieter 

worked as Group Company Secretary and Legal Counsel at the South African Medical Council before taking up the position of Group 

Company Secretary at Bell. 

They moved into number 9 Iliza Bay in March of this year and share they're home with they're adorable Scottish Terriers. The doggies were 

extensively trained and used as in the field of Animal Assisted Therapy and now also enjoys the laid back life that Zini offers.Pieter and 

Liesl are glad to have left the rat race of the city behind and cant get enough of the serenity of Mtunzini and the peace and quite of the 

Zini River Estate. 


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1st: Punt in die wind: 

Photographer: Pieter van der sandt 

Camera: Nikon d60 

F: f/5,6 

exposure length: 1/500 

isO: 200 

3rd: stormy Night 



F: f/8 


isO: 100 

aMaTeUr 

PHOTOGraPHiC 

How would you like the idea of an annual amateur photographic competition? All the 

owners and residents of Zini River Estate and Iliza Bay qualify as long as they are 

amateurs. The rules are very basic – there will be no categories but the pictures must 

be taken on ZRE exclusively. It could be people, pets, animals, nature or whatever 

you like. It must be submitted in high definition and the entrant must stipulate the camera used 

and settings. The entries will be received and kept on a quarterly basis and no pictures will be 

carried over to the next quarter. Whatever is submitted will only be considered that quarter – 

the quarters and submission dates run from this edition followed by 10 february 2013, 15 May 

2013, 15 August 2013 and 1 November 2013. 

The pictures will be judged alternatively by Anita de Villiers (the official photographer for ZRE) 

and Kim Steinberg, a local resident, and the three best pictures received during the specific 

quarter will be published in the fresh & Wild Magazine. The all over winners will be announced 

in December 2013. 

Take out those cameras and go click, click, click! 


2nd: Zebbies in love: 



F: f/5,6 


isO: 125 

COMMENTS BY ThE JUDGE: 

The winning pictures were judged and 

selected based on: 

i) Picture quality 

ii) Variety 

iii) Appearance in the magazine

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Nature iN ZiNi 

What is that GoGGa on my Tree? 

BY NEIL EVANS 

The following picture was emailed to 

me from Annemarie last week with the 

question below: 

“Could you please assist us with identifying 

these goggas and whether they would ruin a 

tree? If they are bad news to a garden, how 

must one get rid of them?” 

It was not the first time I had come across 

these caterpillars, I remember growing up in 

the Eastern Cape and around Christmas they 

would devastate the foliage of our Cabbage 

tree (Cussonia spicata) the tree however 

never died and still grows today. 

So after a quick search on the net I identified 

them as the African Emperor caterpillars 

the larval form of the equally spectacular 

African Emperor Moth, Bunaea alcinoe. 

from my childhood experience I reassured 

Annemarie that they will not destroy the tree, 

and from what I had read in the book Bring 


Nature Back to your Garden by Charles and 

Julia Botha, caterpillars will actually stimulate 

indigenous plants to grow new leaves, while 

fertilising them with their droppings and those 

of the birds that have been fed. 

This reminded me of one of the reasons why 

Eco Estates like ours insist on indigenous trees 

and plants so they in turn can support the 

indigenous insects, birds and other creatures 

that rely on them for food, resting or nesting. 

Above all, the authors say that we should 

avoid what they call “lollipop gardens” with 

exotic plants that need lots of water and 

care, sweeps of sterile lawn and pesticides 

that poison the bugs and the birds. 

Another interesting fact is that the African 

Emperor caterpillars are edible and highly 

nutritious! 

A second edition of the book Bring Nature 

Back to your Garden, by Professor Julia 

Botha and her husband Charles, is now 

available and I would recommend it to all 

avid indigenous gardeners. 

The book illustrates how easy it is to work 

with nature instead of against it. It promotes 

a completely different mindset: instead of 

growing foreign plants and killing perceived 

pests, gardeners can benefit from planting 

indigenous vegetation with the object of 

actually attracting insects and other garden 

wildlife.

summer is once again with us although 

this year we have had more rainy 

days than I can remember. The cooler 

weather and wet conditions have led 

to more waders feeding on the mudflats in the 

Mtunzini Nature Reserve than the last couple 

of years. The old road across the mudflats is 

being done away with to allow more water 

to flow into the flats as they were starting 

to die. The recent dry period killed all the 

“goggos” that these birds feed on so hopefully 

with more water in the area this trend will be 

reversed. We have already seen Common 

Ringed Plovers as well as Terek Sandpipers as 

well as the more common waders that appear 

at this time of the year. 

On a different tack the rains seem to have got 

the birds in our garden into breeding mode. 

We have a small waterfall in our garden and 

we also put out some food for the birds. To 

date we have had a Narina Trogon sitting on 

the fence calling his loved one. Although there 

is a lot of water about birds like the Purplecrested 

Turaco and the Robin still use the 

water for a nice bath, never mind the weather. 

We have found that the main attraction is 

the water and the food is secondary. So to 

attract birds to your garden give a though to 

putting in a water feature as this will not only 

attract birds but will enhance your already 

beautiful area. 

Merry Xmas and a happy New Year. 

Birding in Zini 

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MeeT your esTaTe 

BY YVETTE fARINhA MOUNT EDGECOMBE ESTATE 

i 

hope you enjoy learning about our slithering friends. We all 

know that when summer approaches, our snakes come out of 

hibernation. Thankfully, the snakes found are harmless. The only 

one we need to classify as “dangerous” is the Night Adder and 

this is mainly due to its bite . 

Remember: Please do not kill any creatures, including snakes on this 

Estate. Should you encounter a snake, please do not try to catch it 

Natal Green Snake: eats frogs and geckos ~ non venomous 

This snake is identified by its round pupils, a white or yellow 

underside, is particularly good at swimming and tree climbing 

and its arboreal. Is active during the daytime. 


or prod it, but rather contact Security immediately. They will call 

fritz or Wayne to remove the snake. 

Should you wish to try a snake repellent you could try Snake Repel. 

It’ s non toxic, pet friendly and approved by the Department of 

Agriculture. In ending , here are a few snakes which could be found 

on Estate. 

Variegated/Spotted Bush Snake: eats lizards, chameleons and 

geckos ~ non venomous 

This snake is identified by its black speckling, its gold or orange 

irises, a blue tongue with a black tip and is an expert climber. Is 

active during the daytime

Please contact either fritz 

on 082 658 8709 or 

Wayne on 076 732 4499 

should you need to have a 

snake removed. 

herald Snake: eats frogs and lizards ~ although its venom has 

minor effects, it’s not dangerous at all 

This snake can be identified by its olive green or grey body, 

multiple white speckles, its distinctive black head and red, yellow, 

white or black upper lip. This snake is actively mostly at night. 

Olive house Snake: eats lizards, rats, mice and other snakes ~ 

non venomous 

This snake can be identified by its uniform olive or grey 

colouration, its small eyes and its strictly nocturnal lifestyle. 

Green Water Snake: eats frogs, fish, lizards and possibly 

grasshoppers ~ non venomous 

This snake can be identified by its round pupils, a white or yellow 

underside, its particularly good swimming and tree climbing ability 

and are active during the daytime. 

Brown house Snake: eats rats and mice, birds, bats, lizards, skinks 

and frogs ~ non venomous but will bite if threatened. 

This snake can be identified by its uniform brown colour, 2 light 

coloured stripes which extend down the length of the head and its 

preference for areas habitats close to human dwellings and are 

nocturnal 

Night Adder: eats frogs, tadpoles and insects ~ This adder species 

has a mild cytotoxic venom which although non lethal can cause 

tissue damage. There is an anti-venom available but it is seldom 

required, in spite of this the venom is harmful and the situation 

should still be monitored 

This snake is often confused by the Puff Adder and can be 

identified by its grey, olive or brown colour, its rhombic (diamond 

shaped markings), its slightly keeled (rough) scales and the 

distinctive V-marking on its head. 

They are largely nocturnal, but are often seen in the early morning 

or late afternoon 

Brown Water Snake: eats frogs, tadpoles, small fish, rats and 

mice ~ non venomous 

This snake can be identified by its uniform olive or light brown 

colouration, the pink or mother of pearl coloured underside, is a 

great swimmer and has vertical pupils and are active during the 

daytime. 


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Take a WeLL 

deserved break 

Everyone loves to take a summer holiday. So many people 

lead stressful lives and taking a break every year could 

be exactly what your body, soul and mind needs. Packing 

your bags for travel and going away for a few days is an 

excellent stress eliminator. 

Travelling allows a person to have new experiences and see 

more of the world, or even your own country. South Africa has 

so many beautiful destinations to be discovered before you 

venture off into the big wide world. 

A holiday is good for one’s health and general wellbeing, and 

many people claim that they are more productive at work 

after being away. December always evokes festive feelings, 

and in our country we are lucky enough to celebrate Christmas 

in summer. If you have been stressed lately, then a summer 

holiday is definitely well deserved, so pack your bags and 

get ready to unwind. 

Going away also means that you get to spend time with 

your family, and connect with your loved ones as you make 

wonderful memories together. You will surely return refreshed 

and renewed, ready to tackle the new year. 

WOrds ANITA VERNES 

FONdUe…a 

FUN NiGHT iN 

Staying at home this festive season is not such a bad idea 

when you think about the crowds you will be avoiding….and it 

doesn’t have to be a boring night in, make it fun with a fondue 

dinner party. 

fondues are thought to have originated from Switzerland but 

the word fondue comes from the french word fonder, meaning 

‘to melt’. The dish was a way of using up old hardened cheese. 

fondues are a lot of fun and quite easy to prepare. There are 

several different types of fondues, the traditional fondue is 

a cheese fondue with small pieces of bread for dipping. Oil 

fondues are more popular today, as the dipping possibilities 

are endless…you can use meat, nuggets, potatoes and 

vegetables. All you will need for a fondue party is the right 

equipment and your ingredients. 

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There are a number of dessert fondues that can be served to 

end your fun fondue night in. The most popular is chocolate 

where an assortment of fruit, marshmallows and meringues are 

dunked into the delicious melted chocolate. 


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MTUNZINI COUNTRY CLUB NEWS 

THe GYM is a GO! 

Many of you will be wondering 

about all the activity at the 

Country Club. Big changes are 

under way that will upgrade 

the facilities available to members. (Also 

remember that as a homeowner on Zini River 

Estate you are entitled to join the club without 

paying the joining fee). 

The main changes at the club are: 

A lovely new deck with a view over the 

lagoon - which will be completed in time for 

the holidays. 

The new Gym! Opening in January 2013 

in the downstairs area; the gym will be 

operated as a private business in the 

downstairs section of the club, with significant 

discounts for club members (equivalent to 

social membership!) 

In the new year further changes will occur 

with the development of a braai-lapha, 

relocation of the children’s facilities to the 

upper level and – if we can raise the funding 

– a small swimming pool. 

In the meanwhile the club has been buzzing, 

with lots of new members this year and lots 

of new activities. 


QUiZ NiTe 

A halloween theme quiz night was held 

and a good turn-out of 8 teams lead to an 

enjoyable and noisy evening. Well done 

to Kim Steinberg and Wayne Viviers who 

were the winning team (significantly aided 

by a bonus 5 points as the only people 

who dressed to theme!) – finally knocking 

Seonaid, Richard and Jan off the victor’s 

podium that they have dominated this year. 

kids TriCk Or TreaT 

following on from the grown-ups’ halloween, 

the kids went trick or treating – starting 

and ending with games and water bombing 

wars against the parents. huge fun was had 

and the Country Club would like to extend 

its thanks to all the people who were brave 

enough to host 30 yelling, sugar-rushed kids. 

Cindy Reddinger’s ‘eyeballs on a stick’ were 

a particular hit with the boys! 

sQUasH Ladies seCTiON 

The squash ladies section has established a 

‘social ladder’ with 13 members at present. 

Novice and intermediate players play 2 

opponents per month. In addition on the 

second Wednesday of every month a social 

squash evening is played. This is usually 

enormous fun with the ladies competing to 

‘beat the coach’ followed by Wednesday 

supper at the club. 

Many thanks to Ian Thompson who makes 

these coaching evenings such enormous fun. 

Anyone keen to join please contact the club. 

Golf 

A small team of Mtunzini ladies took part in 

the KZN Ladies interclub held at Southbroom 

in Oct. There were 272 ladies competing 

from all over KZN. 

Mtunzini entered two teams Alta Jardini, 

Leoni Veker, fiona Nottingham and Lynette 

Van Der Walt (Amatikulu) . Bobbye Jackson 

was not able to take part as she is now part 

of the KZN Executive (this forms part of her 

duties as Zululand Ladies President.) 

fiona and Lynette came 20th out of 74 

bronze teams. Alta and Leoni came 38th. 

Bobbye commented “I am really so proud of 

the ladies who played in awful conditions on 

all 3 days”

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The ZRE home Owners Association had its 6th annual general meeting on the 

8th of December 2012. The minutes will be circulated to all the owners. It 

was agreed that the levies will not be increased this year, but members are 

requested to pay their levies promptly. 

aNGLiNG CLUbs’ 

CLUb NeWs 

The Mtunzini Angling Club is hosting its annual family Day 

on 16th December and the Umlalazi Ski Boat Club’s kids 

Christmas tree on the same day. 

The Mtunzini Angling Club is having its AGM on 24th 

December and the Umlalazi Ski Boat Club’s family fishing 

competition is on 29th December 2012. 

31st December - Old Year’s Eve party 

The 2013 Couta Classic compo will take place in March/April. 

You can contact the Umlalazi Ski Boat Club Committee on 035 

340 1006 for more information about their club activities. 

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