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MANY people either look forward to the festive pe riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season. As we get ready to wind down and take a breath er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was. Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all. The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you. We’ve had an actionpacked year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. To those people who are continuously going the

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Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the weekend and now features in a long list of remarka ble women who continue to make a difference to the countries they live in and the world. South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy. It’s been a year since his death and many ques tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’. Clearly South Africans will continue to make great strides despite the negative news that some times comes to the fore. The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

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extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto ries. This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses sion coverage because you never know what to ex pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the byelections and once again, hoping for positive change. We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world. The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breathtaking skyline together with a host of won derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa. After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African.

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime

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way community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed. We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud! We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever. We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

anced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area. We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten. Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015. Kalisha Naicker Senior Journalist Hillcrest Fever

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HE National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has warned swimmers in the north of Durban to swim within the demarcated areas and obey the instructions of lifeguards to avoid tragedy. This comes after a teenager, Rylan Moses from Johannesburg, drowned at Umdloti Beach on 21 August while swimming with a friend. NSRI spokesperson Craig Lambinon told the Weekly that the sea is at its roughest at spring tide. “We urge bathers to go to beaches where and when lifeguards are on duty and obey the instructions of lifeguards and swim within the safe swimming demarcated zones lifeguards post using their red and yellow flags. “Swimming at beaches that are not protected by lifeguards is prohibited. “We also urge the community to learn as much as they can about rip currents before swimming in the sea,” he said. “Rip currents are a natural phenomenon. “As the water reaches the beach in waves the water returns to the ocean in rip currents. “Rip currents form at different places constantly,” he added. “If you are caught in a rip current do not try to swim against it because you become exhausted.

“Tread water by moving your arms and legs in circular movements to stay afloat. “Shout for help so that people on the beach can alert lifeguards or the NSRI. “Swim parallel to the beach until free of the rip current and then use the incoming waves to get back to shore.” He said that during spring tide which happens twice a month, at full moon and again at new moon, high tide is higher and low tide is lower and rip currents are stronger. “Bathers should be aware of the spring tide on the coastline,” said Lombinon. Rylan’s body was found by fisherman at the beach on 27 August four days after he went missing. Head of KZN VIP Protection Glen Naidoo said: “The fishermen found the body at the beach and contacted the family in Johannesburg. “The family contacted us to assist. Upon arrival at the scene we contacted the police and the body was taken to Phoenix mortuary,” he said. According to Candace-Anne Grobler from IPSS Medical Rescue the deceased was identified by his family at the scene. “IPSS Medical Rescue together with SAPS Search and Rescue Lifeguards and fishermen recovered the body of the 19-year old boy who went missing a few days ago at Um-

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dloti beach. “The body was decomposed, but family members were able to identify him,” she said. The teenager’s friend was rescued said paramedics.

from page 1 Another informal inferno in Tongaat ANDILE SITHOLE SEVEN families in Rajkumar, Tongaat lost their homes and their belongings after a fire at the informal settlement destroyed more than 10 shacks on Monday, 29 August. Residents said that the fire started in one shack and quickly spread to the others. School books, identity documents and other crucial documents were destroyed. Young children aged between five and 10 , who attend a local primary school in Tongaat lost their textbooks and school uniforms. When the Weekly visited the area on Monday, residents gathered under the trees while others were searching for their belongings in the remains. Thembinkosi Ntuli (31) said the fire started at his shack. “We had domestic problems with my girlfriend. She locked the door and set our shack on fire before she fled. I lost a fridge, TV, furniture, food and other items in the house,” he said. Another resident Nosiphiwe Mfingwane (25) said she was asleep when the fire broke out and gutted the shacks. “I was asleep in my house when the fire started. I heard a loud bang on the door and neighbours and children crying. When I went out to investigate I saw that shacks were on fire. I thought I was going to die. “The flames of fire were strong. I dragged my children out of the house and we fled. I watched while the fire was destroying my clothes and other crucial documents that were in the house. My children’s textbooks and school uniforms were destroyed as well,” she said. Mfingwana arrived in Durban from the Eastern Cape in 2011 for job opportunities. “We used buckets of water to douse the flames, but the fire was too strong. In less than five minutes, six shacks were gutted. The fire department arrived after an hour and by then more than 10 shacks were burnt down,” she said. A Grade 12 pupil Simphiwe Ndlovu (18) appealed to the business owners and community members to assist him in buying new books. “My life is not going to be the same again. I have already missed my classes for the

whole week,” he said. Ward councillor Dolly Munien told the Weekly that all the affected residents will be housed at a community hall in Rajkumar. “We are in a process of getting them blankets and food. I have contacted the disaster management team to intervene. “It is high time the municipality

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A MAN accused of rape and terrorising residents in Verulam was sentenced into two life terms for rape and 50 years for other cases at the Verulam Magistrate’s court on 25 August. Mzwakhe Sithole (27) was convicted and sentenced for three cases of rape, two for robbery and one for house breaking that he committed in Verulam in 2012. According to the police, Sithole threatened residents in Verulam and raped women between March and September 2012. KZN police spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Shooz Magudulela said in a statement: “From March 2012 until September 2012, the accused was terrorising the community of Verulam where he was targeting women and raped them. “The first case was reported in March 2012 where the victim - 31was walking with her boyfriend in Moreland, Umdloti. The accused approached them and threatened the boyfriend with a knife. The victim’s boyfriend fled,” he said.

Massage therapist steals client’s jewellery: Verulam At approximately 6.15pm on Monday 22 August members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dis patched to a home on Everest Lane in Brindhaven, Ver ulam after receiving a call from a woman reporting her jewellery stolen. Upon arrival the victim explained that a neighbour recommended the services of an Indian woman who specialised in massage therapy. The woman arrived at the victim’s home to do a demonstration. The suspect removed the victim’s Thali chain and ring before giving her a neck massage. After the suspect had left the victim realised that her jewellery as well as a set of keys had been stolen. It could not be confirmed if the suspect had left on foot or if she had a vehicle waiting for her. The victim could not provide much details regard ing the suspect except that she was dressed in Indian attire. Theft of motor vehicle: Tongaat Be on the lookout for a white Toyota Hilux bakkie with registration NJ 94493. The vehicle was stolen from Arbee Drive in the Tongaat CBD on Wednesday 24 August. It was fitted with a canopy and had Kaizer Chiefs stickers on the rear view mirrors. If anyone spots the vehicle contact Reaction Unit South Africa on 086 1234 333 Armed robbery: Tongaat At approximately 6pm on Friday 26 August mem bers of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to Mahatma Gandhi Crescent in Tongaat after receiv ing reports of an armed robbery. Upon arrival officers were informed that two armed suspects gained entry into the home where they tied up the seven occupants. The suspects then ransacked the residence in search of keys to the safe. Upon locating the keys the suspects stole two CZ 75 hand guns as well as an un disclosed amount of cash before fleeing the scene. None of the victims were injured during the rob bery. • For more crime updates join Facebook page Reac tion Unit South Africa. Supplied.

were set up to gain access to the victim. He was confirmed deceased. With the help of community members and the rescue team, the victim was raised using ropes. He seemed to have been assaulted and thrown down the cliff. A case of inquest has been opened at Ndwedwe police station for further investigation,” he said. A local headman Gayigayi Mngadi said many people have fallen and died on the same cliff. “Last year another man was rescued after he fell from the same spot.

“The victim was raped and robbed of her belongings. “The second case was reported at Robin Farm where the victim 10 - was on her way to school when she was the accused raped her. “She was threatened with a knife and taken to nearby bushes where he raped her. Her belongings were also taken during the attack. “The last case was at Cottonlands area in Verulam where the victim - 19 - was sleeping at home and was attacked by the accused. “She was also threatened with a knife before being raped. Her cellphone was stolen by the accused,” he said. All the cases were opened at Verulam SAPS and taken over by the Phoenix Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit for further investigation. Magudulela added: “Through hard work by the members the accused was arrested and charged accordingly. - Supplied.

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4999 5999 4599 3499 6999 MuttonGarlic Worsperkg

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ChickenFillet perkg

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MuttonBurger perkg

FreshCulls each

FreshCornish each

10000 9900 64

LambLegRoast perkg

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First Choice UHT Milk 6x1ltr Full Cream

599

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GreenBeans perkg

Watercressor Spinach Buy3forR10

GreenChillies perkg

UTDPotatoes Crown10kg GravySoakers

599

JamTomatoes perkg

Washing 29 Sunlight Powder 2kg

Sauces 15 Fruitree Orange 16 Luckystar Curls 115 Maharani Sella 24 Twin Saver Roller 64 Kitten Soft Toilet 14 Steers 11 Luckystar 9 Cheese 49Ayeshas Basmati Rice 5kg Towles 4s 375ml or Salad Squash 2ltr Middle Cut Tuna 17gr 150gr Rolls 2 ply 18’s Samoosa 90

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Roses Tagless Teabags 27 Bokomo Teabags Toppers 100 FiveFiveRosesTaglessTeabags 14 Glen 20 Bakers 100s Buy 4 For Cornﬂ akes 1kg 100s Buy 4 For 100sBuy4For Cornﬂakes

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HREE completely different shows performed on three consecutive days on one stage. It’s never been done before in South Africa, but that’s exactly what is motivating Karou Charou to achieve this goal. Three entirely different scripts, costumes, props,

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lighting, music, etc, is mentally, physically and technically challenging, but for Karou it’s one more way of showing why he is one of the most commercially successful artists and one of the recognisable brands in the country and the reason why an international brand like McDonalds handpicked him to be the face of their national ad campaign.

Karou will kick his off his Festival at Sibaya’s Izulu theatre on Friday 9 September with the show that catapulted him into the spotlight – Kama Sutra (Sex and Da Charou). This show premiered at Sibaya with a record seven successive soldout shows in a row. Then on Saturday 10 September is Kama Sutra 2 (Come Again). Generally sequels never live up to the original production. This was not the case with Kama Sutra 2, say those who have watched both. In fact they go as far as saying that Kama Sutra 2 is better than the original. On Sunday 11 September Karou will feature the Hot and Spicy family show. In this show children under 10 get to share the stage with Karou. There is a set that involves two audience members, a pack of cards and an egg beater.

Win tickets to the show The ‘Weekly’ and Karou Charou is giving away tickets to three readers. All you have to do is answer the easy question: What is the name of Karou Charou’s festival? Email your answer, name and contact number to valene.govender@media24.com with the subject: Karou Charou. Only val id entries with all required details will be entered into the draw. The closing date is 3 September.

Karou will also be showcasing his newly acquired hypnosis skills and then there is the crowd pleasing cowboy “hoe down” It’s a 90-minute rollercoaster of fun for the entire family. Hot and Spicy is also being recorded for an official DVD release.

Tickets are R100 per person at Computicket, Shoprite and Checkers. Children under 10 and senior citizens pay just R80 Inquiries: 083 660 1424 or info@boxofficesa.com

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The community came in their numbers to attend a glamorous dinnerdance at the Verulam Day and Frail Care Centre.

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THE Verulam Day and Frail Care Centre hosted a dinner-dance at the centre for senior citizens recently. Community members from various areas in Verulam attended.

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Women’s Circle raises funds for Verulam Hospice The Reservoir Hills Women’s Circle raised a substantial amount of money for the Veru lam Regional Hospice recently. RIGHT: At the function (from left) Dr Danny Chetty (Verulam Hospice chairperson) and officials of the Women’s Circle, Dawn Ramishwar (secretary), Shuno Devi Bisnath (vicechair person) and Pushpa Pillay (chairperson).

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Confidentiality assured. >> The 2015 Glenhaven secondary school matriculants can pick up their NSCE certificate from school between 8am 2pm. For details, call 032 533 2179. >> Fairbreeze Govt Indian school 1952 class of standard 6 is inviting former to students of the class for a get together. Date venue and time to be confirmed. Please call Baker Saib on 032 9457206 or 032 9453416, Sonny Govender on 032 944 6415. >> The Tongaat South Women’s Fo rum is looking for women to join their group. They are also urging people to do nate spare fabric, cotton and zips. For more information, call Pushpa Goven der on 032 944 6892 or 073 897 9944.

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WESIFAZANE waselokishini lase Hambanathi oThongathi usesabise ngokuthathela uMasipala weTheku izinyathelo zomthetho njengoba ethi umuzi wakhe usuphenduke ixhaphozi ngenxa yamanzi aqhamuka epayipini lamanzi elivuzayo. UNkk. Maria Ngiba (38) utshele leliphephandaba ukuthi lamanzi asephenduke isiphethu phambi komuzi wakhe izinyanga ezine kanti leli xhaphozi liqala esangweni. “Ngizame kakhulu ngibika ukuvuza kwamanzi aqhamuka kuleli payipi elingaphandle kuMasipala weTheku ukuze balilungise. Bayafika kodwa

Bafuna izimpendulo eMnyangweni wezeNhlalakahle ANDILE SITHOLE IQEMBU le Democratic Alliance esifundaz weni saKwaZuluNatal seliphonsele inse lelo uNgqongqoshe woMnyango wezoku Thuthukiswa koMphakathi uWeziwe Thusi ukuthi aphumele obala ngezingqinamba ezibhekene nezinhlangano zomphakathi ezingenzi nzuzo. Lokhu kuze ngemuva kokuthi izinhlan gano ezehlukene eVerulam, Thongathi nase Phoenix zimashele emahhovisi oM nyango wezeNhlalakahle ePhoenix nges onto eledlule zikhala ngemibiko esabalele yokuthi zingase zinqanyulelwe izimali eziq hamuka kuhulumeni wesifundazwe. Esitatimendeni esithunyelwe leliphe

phandaba iDA ithi: “Ungqongqoshe uthe umnyango wakhe awuzimisele ngokun swinya izinhlangano ezingenzi nzuzo, kod wa wathi lokhu abakwenzayo wukubheka ukusebenza kwezinhlangano zonke. Siyal wamukela uhlelo lomnyango lokubheka ukusebenza kwezinhlangano ezingenzi nzuzo kanye nokubheka indlela ezisebenzi sa ngayo imali. Kodwa lokhu kakwenzi mehluko ekuqedeni uvalo kanye nokwesa ba osekukhona kulezinhlangano njengoba kunemibiko yokuthi zingase zingalutholi uxhaso lwezezimali.” Ngesonto eledlule izinhlangano zom phakathi zaba nombhikisho zihambisa uhlu lwezikhalazo emahhovisi oMnyango wez eNhlalakahle ePhoenix zikhala ngohlelo

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bagcine bengakwazanga ukulilungisa. Abafika kuqala bakuqinisekisa ukuthi lamanzi avuzayo aqhamuka epayipini elingaphansi, baphinde basho ukuthi kakusona isiphethu kodwa kuvuza ipayipi lamanzi elingaphandle komuzi wami,” kusho uNkk. Ngiba. Uthi usecabanga nokuludlulisela kubameli bakhe loludaba ngoba engazi ukuthi ungakanani umonakalo owenzekayo. Uphinde wathi lamanzi asephenduke isizinda sokuzalela omiyane. ”Asisakwazi nokuhamba ngokukhululeka engcekeni ngenxa yalamanzi avuzayo. Kuyoze kube nini ngihlala exhaphozini? Sengizame ngakho konke okusemandleni ukuthola isixazululo kulenkinga engibhekene nayo

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kathi. Sikholwa wukuthi ulimi lukangqong qoshe lumbaxambili futhi lunenhloso yeze politiki. Kuzwakala sengathi ungqongqos he uqonde ukuthi uhulumeni engakwazi ukuhlinzeka kangcono umphakathi ngezid ingo ezenziwa yizinhlangano zomphaka thi,” kusho yena. UDkt Rishigen uqhube wathi umbiko wezezimali wonyaka ka 2015/16 ukhombi sa ukuthi uMnyango wezeNhlalakahle wasebenzisa imali encane kunaleyo eyayiy isilinganiso esingu R98m. “Ngesikhathi ezama ukuchaza lenhlekelele, ungqongqoshe ugcine esola umgcini zimali, uMnyango weZemisebenzi kanye nezinhlangano zomphakathi ngok wehluleka ukuqasha osonhlalakahle, ukug cina izingqalasizinda zisesimeni esigculis ayo kanye nokukhokhela izindleko zez inhlangano ezingenzi nzuzo. Emhlanganweni wakamuva wokwethulwa

kohlelo lokusetshenziswa kwezezimali, kuyavela ukuthi umnyango usebenzise imali engaphezu kuka R104.48m ezintweni ezingahlelelwe,”kuphetha yena. UNksz Zandile Shange ongusonhlala kahle esikhungweni sabakhubazekile eVer ulam uthe badinga izimpendulo kungqong qoshe kanye naseMnyangweni weZenhla lakahle ngokushesha. “Uma umnyango usinciphisela izimali lokho kuzosilimaza kakhulu njengoba kuzo dingeka ezinye izisebenzi zilahlekelwa um sebenzi. Umphakathi uthembele kakhulu ezikhungweni ezingenzi nzuzo, ukuvalwa kwazo kuzohlukumeza umphakathi. Siye themba ungqongqoshe uzokwazi uku phendula imibuzo yethu,”echaza. Imizamo yokuthola okhulumela uMnyango weZenhlalakahle esifundazwe ni iphunzile kwaze kwashaya isikhathi so kushicilela.

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GRADE 7 Trubel Primary School pupil, Kayasha Naidoo, placed 18th at the inaugural Schools Maths Challenge for Grade 7s at New West Secondary on 20 August, and won free lessons. She competed against 240 pupils who came from various schools in the eThekwini region.

The aim of the challenge was to identify pupils who excelled in maths, thereby enriching their abilities in the subject. The top 50 pupils will be given 10 hours of lessons at the Academy of Mathematics New West Secondary School in Newlands West and the New West Education Trust held an inauguration for Grade 7 pupils in the eThekwini region, with more than 200 pupils participating. Principal Guru Ramcharan said: “Kayasha has always taken the lion’s share of medals at all our year-end award functions. No doubt this will give her head start to high school maths,” he said. Ramcharan also praised the organisation and administration of the challenge. “Trubel Primary School was the only school from the Billy Nair Circuit to participate in the challenge,” said the principal. - Supplied.

Verulam pupil cooks up a storm

Hospital studies teach er, Mrs N. Maharaj, congratulates Sohail Seegobin after he placed third in Post Fry’s Curry Cook Off Competi tion.

A VERULAM Secondary School, Grade 12 pupil, Sohail Seegobin achieved third position in a cook ing competition Post Fry’s Curry CookOff Com petition at Sibaya Casino recently. He was among 10 contestants at the challenge finals. Sohail impressed the judges with his unusual and exciting original recipe. The judging panel included Deena Naidoo, winner of MasterChef South Africa, Judge Asha Maharaj and Thigam Nathoo. Sohail walked away with gifts to the value of R12 500. His hospitality studies teacher, Mrs N. Maharaj, praised his parents for assisting him to follow his passion. Supplied.

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Congratulating the pupil (from left) Principal Guru Ramcharan, Manager for Billy Nair Circuit Sel van Chetty, Kayasha Naidoo, Moses Mogamberry and Deena Moodliar.

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Tongaat pupils attend learning skills programme >> The aim of the programme is to improve pupils’ study and learning techniques ANDILE SITHOLE

CORES of Grade 7 pupils in the Billy Nair Circuit gathered at the Tongaat Town Hall to attend the accelerated learning programme on 30 August. The intention of the programme was to assist pupils with their

studies and equip them with learning skills. Facilitator of the programme from Get The Edge Coaching, Junaid Bayat said the objective is to transform the education system in South Africa and empower pupils with necessary skills and techniques. “For the past five years I have been

running the programme in schools and universities. “More than 90 000 pupils and students have benefitted from this programme. “My intention is to make the programme flourish into other provinces in order to assist and sharpen pupils’ learning techniques,” he said.

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Junaid Bayat (Left) and Victoria Primary School principal Lajeeth Maharaj with the pupils learning attending accelerated learning programme held at Tongaat Town Hall.

Pupils excel in Spelling Bee

Victoria Primary School principal Lajeeth Maharaj said Grade 7 pupils will gain skills in order to improve their studying and learning techniques. “Schools in Verulam have already benefited from the programme and we hope it will help pupils acquire the learning skills,” he said.

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Buffesdale pupil crowned Miss Teen Phoenix GRADE 9 pupil, Karuna Eraman from Buffesdale Secondary School in Tongaat won the Miss Teen Phoenix competition and was crowned queen at the beauty pageant at Durban City Hall on 27 August. - Supplied.

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Junaid Bayat (standing, left), Victoria Primary School principal Lajeeth Maharaj and at the accelerated learning programme held at Tongaat Town Hall.

Karuna Eraman from Buffelsdale Sec ondary School was crowned Miss Teen Phoenix.

TWO pupils from Trenance Park Secondary School excelled in the recent Spelling Bee. Mayuri Ranjith and Waajidah

schools and 20 participants. She will now compete in the interdistrict finals this month. - Supplied.

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Teachers from Tren ance Park Secondary School con gratulate Mayuri Ranjith and Waajidah Sathar on winning the Spelling Bee competition .

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1. Logan Pillai 2:10 2. Ashwin Bedesi 2:16 3. Preshen Bedesi 2:16 4. Farouk Kadwa 2:16 5. Yunus Doba 2:16 6. Cindeera Padavattan 2 :16 7. Sophie Ismail 2:16 15km Runners 1. Mongi Tshikitisha 1:30 2. Dawood Norath 1:43 3. Rakesh Gayadin 2:00 4. Sanjeev Rupnarain 2:00 5. Preggie Moodley 2:00 6. Mike Padaychee 2:00 7. Khalil Cassim 2:07 8. Joyce Moonsamy 2:17 9. Savy Govender 2:17 10. Krish Vadivelu 2:20 11. Lorraine Dhanpal 2:20 12. Sharon Sivapersad 2:20 15km Walkers Mr 1. Eddie Singh 1:48 2. KB Chain 1:58

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Tongaat Panthers Athletic Club members in the Mandela Mara thon in Pieter maritzburg.

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Tongaat beat Rocky Park FC WEEKLY REPORTER THE Tongaat Calypso Sporting Soccer team defeated their rival, Rocky Park FC at the Safa Tongaat Indoor Football league on 27 August. The team locked horns with Rocky Park FC in the Tongaat Indoor Sports Centre. Tongaat took the lead in the first half, scoring four goals, beating its opponent. The second half saw Tongaat in the attack, scoring two more goals. However, Rocky managed to score one goal making the final score 6-1. Once again, in defence of the Tongaat team, Victor Mngomezulu and Captain Chappa Maphumalo kept the opposition at bay. Veshay Naidoo, Keshev Naidoo, Yasheen Hilton, Renolan Govender and Kyle Pillay continued attacking the Rocky Park FC defence. Head coach Pravinesh Naido said that both goal keepers, Venay Sookdhoo and Lushail Govender, once again did a sterling job in making some crucial and important saves that saw

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1 September 2016

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Page 20 Teams that participat ed in the Volleyball Develop ment pro gramme in Tongaat Indoor Sports Centre.

Volleyball development training begins

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R30

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aim of the tournament was to encourage the youth to participate in HILDREN between the age of volleyball. The participating teams 16 and 20 participated in the included Hambanathi, Belveton, volleyball junior tournament Ndwedwe and four teams from the held on Saturday, 28 August at development programme. Tongaat Indoor Sports Centre. The Tonver President Guru Ramcharan was the guest speaker at the function and he emphasised the importance of sports and academic studies. 363 Main Road, Tongaat, Shop 9, Stadium Garage Coach and orgaTel: 032 9441289 niser of the event, CAR MP3 / USB Ona Pillay, is conductA/C ing training proSERVICE grammes for more than 35 children between the age of nine and 20. Training is DELKOR BATTERY every Tuesday at the 619 Indoor Sports centre in Tongaat. from p.m. For more infor+SCRAP / R100 mation, contact ALARM & ANTI HIJACK FROM Sakina Hoosen on 076 533 2477. 1 Aurora Drive, Gateway . Tel: 031 823 7248

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R5.99

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R1399

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R1599

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R179

R199

R399

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R699

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R1995

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R299

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R379

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R149

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R249

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R649

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