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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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extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute Rolene Strauss was crowned Miss World at the you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto­ weekend and now features in a long list of remarka­ ries. ble women who continue to make a difference to This year South Africans voted hoping for the the countries they live in and the world. best – many are now glued to the parliament ses­ South Africans also took time through out the • Work on pc? sion coverage because you never know what to ex­ year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the to drive fulfill his at legacy.

• Battle to night? by­elections and once again, hoping for positive It’s been a year since his death and many ques­ GRABtioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri­ THIS DEAL! change.

We know we live in a beautiful city and another cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities We are giving you reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been are now more united than ever. Many believe his voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba world. magic’.

The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and Clearly South Africans will continue to make breath­taking skyline together with a host of won­ great strides despite the negative news that some­ derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of times comes to the fore.

South Africa.

The Fever would like to wish all our fantastic cli­ on ents and readers a wonderfully happy festive sea­ your lenses After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African. son and here’s to welcoming 2015 in style.

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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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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.

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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.

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CEO of Tongaat Hulett Peter Staude said the project will create 30 000 jobs for local people.

“Sibaya Coastal Precinct is among the most highly sought-after developable land in South Africa and is set to boost the potential of KZN’s primary growth corridor.

“As one of the fastest growing regions in the country, the precinct will act as the catalyst in unlocking the potential of significant regional development, infrastructure and job creation and will provide a solid anchor for the emerging Durban aerotropolis,” he said.

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NOTHER major development project set to inject an estimated R50 billion into the KwaZulu-Natal economy was launched on the North Coast on 4 November.

The Sibaya Coastal Precinct is a development project aimed at uniting neighbouring communities from uMdloti, Waterloo and surrounding areas through the establishment of residential areas and businesses.

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Tongaat Hulett Land conversion and Development executive Michael Deighton said: “Tongaat Hulett’s belief in value creation for all stakeholders through an all-inclusive approach to growth and development and through our robust approach towards job and opportunity creation.

“This will ensure that the broader Durban community, and in particular the neighbouring communities of Mdloti, Waterloo and Blackburn, are significantly and positively impacted through this development,” he said.

The envisaged idea about the precinct is that it will be a place where people can seamlessly integrate their personal and professional lives into an environment of unmatched beauty.

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the child was going home when the incident happened.

“He was declared dead at the scene.

We then called Metro Police to assist,” he said.

“On behalf of the councillors in this area, we are terribly sorry for this tragic happening,” said the ward councillor, Geoff Pullan.

“Councillor Johnson Chetty and I have been appealing to the municipality to install pre-paid electricity in the informal settlements.

“We have already rolled out ablution facilities to many of these areas.

“There has to be a quantum change in council attitude. Whether we like it

N eight-year-old boy died after he was electrocuted by loose electricity cables outside his home in Coniston informal settlements near Verulam on Tuesday.

S’mangaliso Chili, a Grade 3 pupil at Umhloti Primary School, was walking near his home when he accidentally touched live electricity wires attached to the neighbour’s garden fence.

His mother, Sindi Sibiya, said she is still reeling from shock. “The neighbour connected electricity cables from a pole on the road leading to his house.

S’mangaliso was coming back home when he was electroEBT cuted.”

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Boost for local economy MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Af­ fairs Sihle Zikalala said he was delighted “On behalf of the provincial government of KwaZulu­Natal we wish to register our grati­ tude for being invited to be part of this celebra­ tion of yet another chapter in the ongoing story of economic growth and develop­ ment of KwaZulu­Natal.

An estimated R50 billion is being invested in this development of upmarket and Sibaya coastal precinct over a period of 15 years.

Ward 58 councillor Geoff Pullan said: “This land has not been used for a long time and we are pleased today that it has been earmarked for such a massive develop­ ment.

“As the councillor in Ward 58 I am delighted that the massive devel­ opment is actually tak­ ing place in my ward.

This will most definitely reduce the high unem­ ployment rate in our communities,” he said.

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or not, citizens want electricity. Some departments say don’t put in pre-paid electricity as we are making it regular for illegal occupation of land, when people have been there for decades,” he said.

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been other events also, but my main point here is my sincere apologies to all of the organisers, the family and comrades in Tongaat for not being able to be with you.”

Gordhan thanked stalwarts and veterans who attended the memorial lecture. He described Nair as a resilient and incredible apartheid activist who fought for liberation.

“His political culture taught him what is right needs to be stood up for and what is wrong needs to be fought against.

“He understood that there will always be, in any human endeavour, negative dynamics and he would warn against opportunities,” he said.

Manager for the Billy Nair Circuit Selvan Chetty said: “We are here today to celebrate the life of Billy Nair and the legacy he left. On 14 August 2013 we took a decision to name our circuit after Billy Nair and we knew that we were taking a risk. Nair loved the children and education,” he said.

Among the dignitaries who attended the function was ANC veteran Ahmed Kathrada, Barbara Hogan, Logie Naidoo, Maggie Govender, Selvan Chetty, local leaders and teachers from various schools in Verulam and Tongaat.

Kathrada was honoured with the Billy Nair Humanitarian award for his contribution to the country.

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STERN warning is being sent to the public to be on high alert when buying cars and goods online from strangers.

The warning was issued after a man in Tongaat was defrauded of R20 000 by a female con artist who promised to sell him a new car last week.

According to the information from the Tongaat SAPS, the victim saw an advert on the internet advertising a new Golf 3 GTI. Police spokesperson in Tongaat Warrant Officer Manisha MaharajMarie said: “The victim made arrangements with the scrupulous car

Reaction Unit SA crime report Hit and run: Verulam An 80­year­old woman was injured after being knocked down in the Verulam CBD on Wednesday 2 November.

Members of Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) were dispatched to the scene after re­ ceiving a call from a resident requesting as­ sistance for the injured woman.

Upon arrival the elderly woman was treated for her injuries before being trans­ ported to hospital.

The vehicle that was involved in the acci­ dent failed to stop on scene.

Stolen vehicle recovered: Verulam A Toyota Hiace taxi which was stolen from Cottonlands in Verulam was recovered by members of Reaction Unit South Africa on Wednesday 2 November in the Verulam CBD. A Rusa member was on patrol in the Veru­ lam CBD when he noticed the Toyota Hiace in the parking lot of a supermarket. Due to the store being closed at the time the taxi was the only vehicle in the parking lot. Upon

dealer to buy a vehicle. The suspect then supplied him with her bank details using a cellphone number which we suspect is only used to commit crimes.

“The suspect told the victim to deposit the money at the bank prior to their arrival. The victim deposited the money and further arrangements were made to meet the car dealer at King Shaka International Airport.

When he arrived at the airport he phoned the car dealer to inform her that he was at King Shaka. The victim was shocked when he realised the woman’s cellphone was switched off.

He opened a case of fraud at the police station,” she said.

Maharaj-Marie urged the public to

refrain from buying goods from unreliable sellers online.

“Police are investigating a case of fraud. No arrest has been made at this stage and the suspect is still at large.”

In July, the South African Banking Risk Information Centre (Sabric) launched schemes and scams awareness campaign in a bid to warn the members of the public to be vigilant when doing business online.

According to the information published by Sabric on its website the number of people defrauded in 2016 has increased by five percent.

“The scam operates by an innocent recipient receiving an email or letter informing them that a particular supplier of theirs has changed their bank account details. The correspondence will include the details of the new account. You will be asked to make future payments into the new account. In cer-

investigation it was found that the driver’s side door and the sliding door were open. The keys were also found in the ignition.

The Rusa Member contacted the Verulam Operations Centre requesting further assist­ ance. Officers responded to the scene and upon arrival it was established that the vehi­ cle was stolen the previous night from Cot­ tonlands.

The driver of the vehicle arrived on scene and informed officers that the suspect who had stolen the taxi was known to him.

The suspect had stolen his cash and the keys to the vehicle while the victim was asleep.

The vehicle was handed over to authori­ ties for further investigation.

Pupils injured in collision: Verulam ­ Five pupils and the driver of a taxi were injured following a collision near Oakford in Verulam on Wednesday 2 November.

Members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to the scene after receiving several calls from passing motorists report­ ing the collision. Upon arrival a Toyota Hiace and a Hyundai Sonata were found to have collided. The injured were treated on scene

before being transported to hospital.

It is alleged that the taxi was travelling from Verulam and turning into Oakford when it collided with the Hyundai Sonata which was travelling in the opposite direction.

The driver of the Hyundai was not injured in the collision.

Suicide: Tongaat At approximately 5pm on Wednesday 2 November members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to Gopalall Hurbans Road in Tongaat after receiving reports of a possible suicide.

Upon arrival a private ambulance service and the South African Police were on scene.

The body of a man was found hanging from a tree in a dense bush several metres below road level. The man was declared deceased by paramedics on scene. The motive for the suicide has not been established at this stage.

It is alleged that the deceased informed his employer that he was going to commit suicide. He has been missing since Monday this week.

An investigation into the death is current­ ly under way. ­ Supplied.

ANDILE SITHOLE TWO suspects, aged 32 and 34, were arrested in Tongaat and found in possession of tools used to break into cars, and an invalid driver’s licence in Brake Village, Tongaat on 5 November. The two suspects were wanted for an attempted car theft in Umdloti.

Chairperson of the Community Emergency Re­ sponse Team (Cert) Nazir Sadack, an organisation that works with the police, said they received informa­ tion from sources about a driver of red BMW wanted for attempted car theft.

“The information was circulated through our members and a car that matched the description of the suspect’s vehicle was spotted on South Beach Road. Our members kept observation and followed the vehicle towards Ballito. We then notified Marshal Security in Ballito and the police. Once the driver no­ ticed he was being followed he drove to the N2 south.”

A high­speed chase ensued towards the off­ramp of the Tongaat toll plaza. The Tongaat police joined in the chase and the car was intercepted at Brake Vil­ lage. The suspects were then arrested.

Tongaat SAPS spokesperson Officer Manisha Ma­ haraj­Marie said: “The suspects were charged with reckless and negligent driving, fraud and for being in possession of car­breaking implements,” she said.

The suspects are expected to appear at the Veru­ lam Magistrate’s court soon.

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NOWN for producing hilarious, nostalgic comedy, Dingalings Productions is at it

again.

This time Dingalings brings a brand new show to Sibaya’s iZulu Theatre in November, 50 Ways to lose your lover.

In this show, an ensemble of Durban’s comedians take a look at something all of us want to know – how to please your partner and what to do to ensure that you do not end up alone.

Described by the Dingalings as “the perfect way to get your mojo back in time for silly season” 50 Ways to lose your lover will answer the questions about relationships that a lot of people are afraid to ask.

50 Ways to lose your lover is showing at the Sibaya IZulu Theatre at 8pm on 11 November, at 5pm and 8pm on 12 November and at 6pm on 13 November.

Tickets cost R140 per person and are available from Computicket, Shoprite/Checkers or at Sibaya’s

Box Office. No under 16s will be permitted to watch the show. Be sure to book your seat by calling 0861 915 8000 or email sibayainfo@suninternational.com.

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WIN TICKETS The Coastal Weekly is giving away five double tickets to 50 Ways to lose your lover for the show on 12 November. All you have to do is an­ swer the simple question: Where is 50 Ways to lose your lover showing?

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CLASSIFIEDS & SERVICE GUIDE Tel/Fax: 032 - 945 1289 Shop 12, Business Partners Centre, Tongaat

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Carwash can be taken with combination to main shop or separately. Prepaid ele & water meter. Contact: 083 381 3339 Avail January 2017 DUPLEXES SIMPLEXES TO LET 3225

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To advertise in the classifieds contact Emma on 032 945 2903

GEORGE 082 648 2711 KALESH 083 246 7535 Belgate - 2 b/rooms, main OFFICE 032 944 2729 Andhra Mansions @ R575 ensuite, kitchen, lounge, 000.00 dinning, lock-up garage.

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Abbu Govender Drive, R480 000.00 Belvedere Double Storey - Sandfields @ R750 000.00 face brick, 3 b/rooms, mes, Plein Grove @ R595 000.00 Burbreeze Drive @ R1350 bic in all rooms, f/f kit000.00 chen, scullary, dining, Ashtree Avenue, Vanrova lounge, TV lounge, study, 2 available @ R950 000.00 toilet & bath, d/lug with Waterloo @ R550 000.00 bath. Fully walled with Gift & Jewellery shop (Est alarm, aircon in main 1993) Price: R950 000.00 b/room. R1 175 000.00 Potgieters Hill - 3 b/rooms Takeaway @ R250 000.00 Verulam Shopping Centre with bic, f/f kitchen, l/d, Commercial building with study, 2 baths, toilet, d/lug, granny flat, s/pool, 4 licences + 20 acres of cane farm with a modern 3 carports, f/walled. house @ R5 million, 3km R1,500M Desainagar - new develop- from Verulam. ment now selling off plan, HOUSES TO LET 3 b/rooms, lounge & dining, f/f granite kitchen, bath. Secure complex.

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R2500 excl. Couple or 1 child. Call - 032-945 4790/ 073 274 3601 Gandhinagar - 2 bedroom outbuilding with open plan L/K/D & toilet & bath.

Contact - 084 588 5410 Outbuilding & main building in Mithanagar, Tgt. 2 Rooms & K/T/B with curtains & built-incupboards. R2500 & R3000 respectively (excl l & w).

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EMPLOYMENT

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Must have knowledge of all types of welding, bending of pipes and general workshop work. Basically an undercar all rounder.

No chancers please. Call 084 400 1089 LEGAL 3701

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Control room staff and Security Offices required for a security company based in Verulam. Must have relevant qualifications. Contact Zahira - 081 895 9030

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Third­generation SYNC®3 set for SA debut

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HE latest generation of Ford’s innovative communications and entertainment system is set to make its South African debut this year when the high-tech new SYNC®3 is launched on the Ford Kuga, Mustang, Ranger and Everest.

Ford SYNC® already enables drivers of 15-million vehicles worldwide to voice-activate essential in-car features, greatly improving ease of access to numerous phone and multimedia functions. The system has also made a significant contribution to driving safety, enabling drivers to remain focused on the road while accessing the vast range of available communication and multimedia features.

“SYNC3 brings to life even more innovative new ways of staying connected on the move,” says Tracey Delate, general manager, Marketing - Ford

Motor Company Sub-Saharan Africa Region.

“Designed to complement modern smartphones, with an intuitive touch screen and an exciting array of new features, SYNC3 understands even more conversational speech commands, is significantly faster and offers a higher resolution interface that is simpler, and easier to read and use than the outgoing SYNC®2 system.”

For the third-generation system, Ford has drawn on more than 22 000 comments and insights gained from research clinics and surveys to ensure the new version is the most customercentric designed system to date, and is a convincing successor to SYNC 2.

SYNC®1 will remain a core entry-level audio system for selected Ford models and will continue to offer Bluetooth with Voice Activation and extensive

mobile and multimedia device integration.

Simplifying the user experience by putting the audio and phone options customers use most at their fingertips, SYNC 3 has been further improved through increased processing power and a reduction in the number of steps required for a command.

With pinch-to-zoom and swipe gestures, SYNC 3 provides customers with a high definition experience of the eight-inch touch screen that is similar to smartphone screens, thus making it easier and more intuitive to use.

Smartphone integration has been stepped up with several fantastic new features, including Apple CarPlay, which allows iPhone users to make phone calls, access music, send and receive text messages, and get directions optimised for traffic conditions

via voice control while the drivers’ eyes stay focused on the road.

The system is also compatible with Siri Eyes Free which allows for easy access to Siri with iPhones connected via Bluetooth.

Android users will be able to activate Android Auto, which makes the platform’s apps and services such as Google Search, Google Maps and Google Play Music accessible in a safe and seamless manner through SYNC3.

Additionally, using Ford’s built-in voice control, the driver can access all the suites of services available through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto simply by using voice commands To keep the system up to date, periodic over-the-air software updates for SYNC3 can be downloaded via Wi-Fi, once it is set up on a trusted wireless network.

“The fantastic new features and functionality launched with SYNC3 makes it one of the most comprehen-

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sive and easy to use in-car communication and entertainment systems of its kind,” Delate says.

“Some of the licenses for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are still being finalised for official release in the collective Middle East and Africa region, and therefore will be introduced as they become available in market.”

There will be a progressive roll-out of SYNC 3 for the 2017 model year across the relevant nameplates – either as a standard feature on selected derivatives, or as an option.

Notably for South African customers, the language choices for SYNC 3 navigation comprise English, Zulu and Afrikaans.

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New Renault KWID hits SA’s shores

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The Renault KWID. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

COLUMBUS TYRES would like to congratulate Zamile Ndlovu,

THE WINNER OF OUR BIRTHDAY LUCKY DRAW A massive thank you to all who supported us.

Call us today on 032 541 0098 for more info.

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ENAULT’S new entry segment con­ tender is the SUV­inspired KWID hatchback available in Expression and upper­level Dynamique variants.

An innovative and affordable vehicle, the new Renault KWID is positioned as the entry­ point into Renault’s product line­up. It over­ turns established entry segment design cues thanks to its robust, stylish exterior plus a modern and welcoming interior equipped with generous cabin space as well as features and fitments normally unattainable in its class.

Meticulously designed, the new KWID hatchback is sure to meet the needs of any­ one looking to buy an entry­level car.

“The KWID is an entirely new car which offers a lot of surprises both inside and out, including features from the next segment up,” … David Durand, head of KWID Styling, Renault The KWID offers a modern, intuitive inte­ rior which includes technologies that not on­ ly meet drivers’ needs but also make driving simpler and safer.

Quality interior appointments ensuring that driver and passengers stay connected include a MediaNav® navigation/multi­me­ dia system complete with large 7” (18cm) touchscreen display, radio­ and Blue­ tooth® con­ nectivity housed in its pi­ ano black cen­ tre console with chrome surround (Dy­ namique only).

This emi­ nently modern newcomer fea­ tures SUV styl­ ing and con­ struction. Its high stance and durable design under­ score a sense of

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security while its longer wheelbase (2 422mm) allows for a spacious comfortable cabin plus more rear leg room. Boot space of 300 litres puts the new Renault KWID on par with an upper segment vehicle.

Both KWID derivatives are powered by a new 999cc Smart Control efficiency (SCe) engine mated to a 5­speed manual gearbox.

With its distinctive SUV­like design and high ground clearance (at 180mm, more than any of its competitors) KWID offers a high driving position and greater visibility making it ideal for zipping around in urban traffic or cruising down the open highway.

Entry­level KWID is modern, smart and stylish inside and out. It combines the com­ fort and functional user­friendliness of a city car with a spacious interior and a raft of stow­ age solutions.

With the introduction of the new KWID, Renault has gone a considerable step further in designing a new breed of vehicle in the growing small­car segment.

“KWID’sSUV lines mirror its tough, robust character and underpin its distinctive mod­ ern look,” … Laurens van den Acker, Senior Vice President, Renault Corporate Design Renault KWID is designed to turn heads.

Its class­leading ground clearance combined with short front and rear overhangs exude an impression of strength, reliability and the look associated with SUVs. The boldly structured front grille design highlights Renault’s trademark diamond­ shaped logo while its C­shaped headlights incorporate the brand’s new lighting signa­ ture.

KWID’s slightly sculpted sides provide a fluid, dynamic touch, with the rectangular forms of the black cladded and flared wheel arches a further pointer to its SUV breeding while also affording additional protection.

While the lower door decor underlines the KWID’s robust character, the steeply­raked, forward­positioned windscreen lends a sense of movement and fluidity to the high waistline which rises slightly at the rear. The large windows ensure good visibility for the driver and play a big part in travelling comfort while the sharp creases on the bonnet give it a muscular look.

At the rear, the lower part of the bumper comes with a black trim ­ another SUV cue ­ and the body­coloured tailgate spoiler adds to the car’s dynamic stance.

The new KWID’s interior carries over the same bold and confidence­inspiring styling as the outside. The horizontal, uncluttered lines of the dashboard convey an impression of width and refinement. The digital instru­ ment cluster and piano black centre fascia which houses the centrally­positioned Medi­ aNAV system creates a contemporary high­ quality feel that combines practicality and style (Dynamique only).

Make the most of weekends and enjoy KWID’s smart, trendy interior together with class­leading space that comfortably seats five and complements a host of additional and thoughtful features.

The height adjustable front seats are generously sized offering superior comfort while the electric power steering and one­ touch lane change indicator make driving a breeze. Electric front windows add to driver and front passenger convenience while the powerful air­conditioning with heater en­ sures driving pleasure irrespective of the weather. All controls are easy to reach from both driver and passenger sides. The open storage space facing the front passenger, lower glove box (plus upper glove box in Dy­ namique variant), driver and passenger in­ door storage space with 1­litre bottle holder and rear parcel tray translate to practical and convenient stowage space.

The compact 1.0­ litre 3­cylinder Smart Control efficiency (SCe) engine powering both KWID models has been optimised for power and performance and pushes out peak power of 50kW @ 5 500 rpm and maxi­ mum torque of 91Nm @ 4 250 rpm.

Driverswill enjoy its good responsiveness and drivability at low revs and wide torque band across the rpm range. An extremely fuel efficient petrol powered engine, it’s paired to a 5­speed manual gearbox and delivers an incredible 4.71 litres/100 km. The fuel tank holds 28 litres.

Key features include: ∙ One of the lightest engines in the 1 litre range with aluminium cylinder block and head. Optimized usage of composite materi­ als for weight reduction. ∙ Low friction design: Features include steel forged crankshaft with optimized bear­ ing dimensions. ∙ Stainless steel close coupled catalytic converter for quick warm­up and best emis­ sion / consumption balance. ∙ F1­inspired state­of­the­art technology: Double loop Lambda monitoring and electri­ cal controlled throttle body for accurate air / fuel ratio monitoring; knock sensor for au­ tomatic spark advance adjustment to fuel quality. ∙ Optimized valve timing for increased vol­ umetric efficiency in order to achieve a flatter torque band. ∙ As is the case across Renault’s entire product range, the new KWID Dynamique and Expression derivatives come standard with a 5­year/150 000km mechanical war­ ranty and a 6­year anti­corrosion warranty.

Services take place at15 000km intervals.

Optional service plans are available. NEW Renault KWID Expression 1.0­litre SCe R 119 900. ­ NEW Renault KWID Dynamique 1.0­litre SCe R 129 900 ­ Supplied.

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Trevor Munsamy together with the staff of Gasflow Auto would like to thank each and every one of their customers for their loyalty and support.

Safe driving and happy holidays to all.

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Checkout marathon a great success

>> Organisers praised for hosting a great event

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The Naidoo family lovingly invites you and your family to the YEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICE of the late MRS DURUGUMAH NAIDOO (SUSHIE)

Date:

Wednesday, 16th November 2016

Venue:

78 Mahatma Gandhi Crescent, Belvedere, Tongaat Time: 19h00 to 20h00 Supper: 17h30 to 19h00 Please accept this as a personal invitation from the Naidoo family.

Your presence will be appreciated.

The world would be like WE MISS YOU MUM heaven. If we could have you A golden heart stopped back again beating, Hard working hands at rest, It broke our hearts to You are always in our see you go, God only takes the thoughts. No matter where we best, go, Always in our hearts, Because we loved you so, We miss the sound of your voice The wisdom in your We hold you close within advise, the stories of your life our hearts, And there you and just being in your presence. will remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Although your soul is at rest, Until me meet again. and your body free from pain.

In loving memory of our beloved Father and Hero

Late Mr Prem Maharaj We little knew that day, God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, In death, we do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose you. You did not go alone.

For part of us went with you, The day God called you home.

You left us beautiful memories; Your love is still our guide. And although we cannot see you, You are always at our side.

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CORES of athletes participated in the Checkout Half Marathon and 10km held in Durban at the weekend.

The route took athletes from Kings Park sporting precinct northwards as runners ran along the banks of Umgeni River before heading southwards with the lapping waves of the Indian ocean on their left side.

Runners trekked back to the stadium after a turn around on the promenade. For the 21km runners it was a two lap route.

The 10km saw a superb performance by Nkosikhoma Ntuli from Rockfield AC waltzing to the finish in an incredible time of 33 minutes ahead of Sanele Wayisa from KwaNdengezi Tigers.

Zama Mokoena running for KPMG was the first female ahead of Siphokazi Shangase from Inanda Qadi. Nhlanhla Khanyile and Sue Smith were the leading walkers.

Mawande Hlongwane led the 21km men’s field in an incredible time of 68 minutes 14 seconds ahead of Mziwenkosi Mjaja. Carry-Ann Smith, finishing in a time of 89 minutes, and Michelle De Montille were the leading runners amongst the women.

Nedbank had won the men’s team prize and DHS Old Boys were the winners of the ladies team prize. Seasoned campaigner Oxley Africa and Irene Bo’hmer were the winners in the walker’s category.

Verulam Falcons chairperson Joyce Moonsamy was upbeat and thrilled with the race organisation and commended the Checkout group and the marketing department for a sterling effort in presenting a bumper event.

She complimented her race organisers Amres Moodley and Krish Vadivelu together with the entire Falcon’s team who delivered a superb race. The Checkout group has always been a sponsor of the event for the past 15 years. - Supplied.

Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same, but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again.

6 MONTHS MEMORIAL SERVICE

Family and friends are kindly invited to join us for a memorial service honouring our Cherised Father and Husband for a life well lived.

Date: Time: Venue:

Saturday, 12th November 2016 10:00am to 13:30pm Gandhi’s Hill Temple Hall [S.V.E.T]

Sadly missed by your loving Wife, children, grandchild and the rest of family & friends

Yearly Memorial Service of the Late Mr P Naidoo (Chingy) A light is from our household gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home.

Some may think you’re forgotten, Though on earth you are no more But in memory you are with us As you always were before

Venue: SVET Cultural Centre, Handhi’s Hill, Tongaat Time: 11:00 - 12:00 Date: 13 November 2016

In memory of a life so beautifully lived and a heart so deeply loved.

Please accept as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by his loving wife & children.

Happy Heavenly 31st Birthday Presley How little we knew what sorrow that day would bring, so swift and sudden came the call. Your death shocked us all A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands now a rest.

We miss u more than anyone knows As time goes by the tears we shed is wiped away, but the ached in our hearts is there to stay, loosing u was the greatest loss ever, you are always in our hearts forever.

Happy Heavenly Birthday my son

Sadly missed by loving mum Maliga, sister Melanie, brother-in-law Ivan, nephews Carlen & Breyton, family & friends

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The team conducted an intense seminar last month at the La Mercy community hall, which proved to be very insightful and highlighted the importance of hand to hand combat, self defence techniques and tournaments drills.

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