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A number of reasons to celebrate 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

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.

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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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

continues to destroy some of our communities. However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway 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

own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced 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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STERN warning is being sent to those who illegally dump unwanted waste in Verulam and Tongaat. The new ward 106 councillor vowed to take legal action against people and companies dumping in prohibited areas in Riyadh and uMdloti in Verulam. Councillor Johnson Chetty said that the municipality has taken a zero tolerance against illegal dumping in all areas in the eThekwini Municipality. “I intend on working intimately with law enforcement because the suspects should be

accountable for their actions. The municipal by-laws make provision for a R5000 fine for offenders. This is a stiff penalty but it should be a suitable deterrent. The residents of our suburbs have the right to live in a clean and litter-free environment,” he said. Chetty appealed to the residents to be vigilant and proactive in eliminating the scourge of illegal dumping from their communities. “Residents cannot afford to live in an environment that is not conducive. I am optimistic that the residents will join me in my campaign,” he added. He said that the culprits involved in illegal dumping have no respect for the law, although there are visible signs restricting people from dumping refuse.

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HE Tongaat SAPS in partnership with other stakeholders launched the Fairbreeze Combined School Safety Committee recently in order to assist teachers identify problems that pupils encounter at schools. The committee comprises pupils representing schools, teachers, principals, parents and the police. The intention of the committee is to familiarise pupils in all schools in Tongaat with social issues that affect the society. Fairbreeze Secondary School principal, Ash Maharaj said the focus of the committee is to create a safe and conducive environment for pupils in schools. “We are looking at how we can assist our pupils with problems that they experience in school and in their communities,” he said. Maharaj said that the committee will be looking at other issues that affect the youth. “Substance abuse is one of the things that we will be looking at. Our youth end up abusing drugs due to peer pressure, but through this committee we anticipate to implant new

ideas in those who have become victims of substance abuse. “I honestly believe that the community must be united and face challenges that affect our youth together. We launched the programme to show our youngsters that we care for them and we are willing to bring in experts from different NGOs to address matters pertaining to drug abuse. They need our guidance because they are our future leaders,” he said. Social work manager for Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society Jo Moodley said that there are programmes in place to empower youngsters. “We launched the Teenagers

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“Brazen dumpers still flout the law. To add insult to injury there is a dump site on the bank of the Umdloti River in Riyadh Township in Verulam with severe repercussions to the ecosystem of the marine environment. “The other dumping site is at the corner of Charnwood and Valley View Drive in Riyadh in Verulam. It has been going on for many years. I engaged the Health Department who were instrumental in locating the owners of the property. The owners of the property promptly engaged the services of a security company to prevent further dumping,” said Chetty. The owners also demanded that the guilty parties remove the garbage, he added. “On 1 September I witnessed a bakkie off loading refuse further down the road. The driver of the vehicle showed no remorse for his actions.” Head of Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) Prem Balram said his officers responded on a call out about illegal dumping in Verulam recently. “When we arrived at the scene we found drugs that were dumped outside a government hospital. Most of the time people who are generally committing this kind of crime are government organisations and companies. This is a huge problem in Phoenix, Verulam and Tongaat. Reaction Unit South Africa sent letters to the members of the community to refrain from illegal dumping because it is against the law,” he said. Balram said that in a recent incident Rusa ofDesigner brands ficers responded to a call out and found a body stocked are: hidden underneath a dump site. Tongaat SAPS spokesperson Warrant Officer Manisha Maharaj-Marie told the Weekly that the police have received reports of illegal Live your Dreams dumping in the area. “We have received quite a number of reports about illegal dumping, but when we arrived at the scene the perpetrators were gone. It is Unit 2 | The Grange | 2 Garden Street | Verulam therefore not easy to catch the suspects because we have no evidence. Email: insightvision786@gmail.com 032 533 6193 “Illegal dumping is indeed a serious offence and police warn the members of the public to Website: www.insightvision.co.za 081 819 7739 WhatsApp refrain from dumping in restricted areas. It is

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THE Shree Veeraboga Emperumal Temple in association with the Ramakrishna Clinic of South Africa is hosting their annual medical camp on Sunday 25 September at the Shree Veeraboga Cultural Centre, 7 Maharaj Street, Gandhi’s Hill, Tongaat. It commences at 6.30am. The following services will be provided on the day: medicine dispensing, haematology (blood specialists), rheumatology (joint and muscles), pulmonology (chest specialist), gastro-enterology, nephrology (kidney), paediatrics, dentistry, general surgery, urology, ENT audiology, gynaecology, physiotherapy, dietetics and clinical counselling. They are also offering head massages and reflexology for females only. For more information, contact Selochana Govender 073 549 1383, Krish Gocender 084 610 1959 or Savy Govender on 032 945 1496.

ATIONAL Literacy Day is celebrated throughout the world with the aim to promote literacy and inculcate the habit of reading and writing in the community. North coast residents converged at the Tongaat Central Library last week to share ideas about the significance of promoting a culture of reading and writing. During a special live broadcast on Lotus FM, guest speakers at the function stressed the importance of primary education at lower levels as it creates a solid and basic understanding to young children. Ganas Govender (63), a member of Fairbreeze Senior Citizens Club, said: “Being acquainted with books gives you an opportunity to be a better person even though you did not have a chance to go to school.” Former ward 61 councillor Michael Abraham said: “A good reader makes a good leader. We need good leaders in our community. The youth in particular must engage in reading because the unemployment rate is very high in South Africa,” he said. The purpose of the literacy programme is to promote social change and development through learning. Vigie Padayachee from the Tongaat library said: “We celebrate our heri-

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ents reading to the children or older children reading to the younger ones,” she said. Van der Walt said that literacy makes a person more employable. “When I look at teacher training programmes, I am concerned that universities try to change teaching practises that we regard as unproductive, but schools resist these efforts by telling student teachers to forget everything they were taught at the university. No change can come about with that attitude. “By saying this, teachers who have been in the system for a long time pull new teachers into a culture that perpetuates bad or ineffective teaching habits. I am not saying this is the case in all schools, but it seems to be the case in many schools and this is why literacy levels do not improve. Of course, universities do not get it right either so there needs to be a better partnership between universities and schools so that the current systems can change.” she said.

Van der Walt believes that the culture of reading and writing must be instilled in children at an early age in order to implant the love and attitude of reading. She said that exposing children to storybooks at an early age has an advantage of increasing the love for reading and set them up for success for the rest of their lives. “If the children can improve their reading ability by reading outside of school too, they will overcome their dislike of reading. Storybooks and even storytelling is incredibly important to teach children narrative structure and to understand concepts like empathy with others. Their imaginations are fired and they become willing to create their own stories and this develops language fluency.” She added that the insufficient number of Grade R classes in some communities contributes to the increased apathy towards reading among young children. She urged South African teachers to encourage pupils to read storybooks. “A lack of Grade R classes, poverty, parents and guardians who cannot add to the child’s literacy experiences outside of school, the introduction of English as a language of learning and teaching in Grade 4 or earlier, all these factors work against literacy being developed sufficiently. “It seems to me that the curriculum, advisers and the Department of Basic Education are doing everything they can, but they cannot do much against these other factors. “Of course they can help schools to change the policy of introducing English as the language of learning and teaching in Grade 4, but I do not see this happening anytime soon,” she said.

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>> The Vishwaroop Temple and Dharamshala invites the public to their Navarathri Celebrations which takes place from 1 to 11 October at Gokhale Hall, 10 Plein Street, Tongaat. The daily programme consists of Devi Pooja, bhajans, discouse by various speakers on love and devotion through Shakti, Garbha, arthie and shan thi paat. Kanya Pooja will be observed on Saturday 8 Octo ber. 1008 Durga Saptashati Hawan will be performed on Sunday 9 October from 1pm to 4.30pm. Booking for hawan is essential. Contact Pundit Kasoo Panday

on 032 944 1898 Supper will be served daily. All welcome. For further enquiries contact Navin Panday on 076 700 7861. >> The Om Hari Sabha Temple is hosting Navarath ri celebrations from 1 to 11 October. A special Saras wathie Puja will be held for students on Saturday 8 October with blessing of books and tying of the Saras wathie string. The daily programme takes place from 6.30pm to 8pm on weekdays and from 5pm to 6.30pm on weekends. Vijay Dasami takes place on 11 October at 1pm at the temple (5 Mira Way, Everest Heights, Ver ulam) thereafter proceeding to the beach for a grand final Visajaran Puja. For more information, con tact Nilendree on 032 533 3691. Admission is free daily and supper will be served. >> The Tongaat South Vishnu Temple in Offering Quality & Affordable Intermediate Care vites all to their WE OFFER: Purtassi Prayer com mencing on Saturday 17 High and intermediate level of service covering September with flag Medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatological consultation. hoisting at 3pm there Our practice has special interest in obstetrics and Gynaecology. after every Saturday We pride ourselves in treating conditions that may require ending 15 October. hospitalisation in the form of Day admission, IV antibiotics Booking reading therapy and intravenous fluids. takes place on Sunday 2 We cater for our larger community that prefer private & quality October at 10am. Muru healthcare & do not have Medical Aid. ga prayer takes place on We offer the best medication at affordable prices Thursday 6 October at 5.30pm. Saraswathi We offer an intermediate level of care offering services more Prayer takes place on than primary health care. Sunday 9 October at Shop 3, Faizel Centre 10am. Skanda Sasthi Kavady takes place on 7 Arbee Drive, Tongaat 4400 Saturday 5 November Cell: 082 337 5956 and flag hoisting takes place on 31 October. Tel: 032-944 1690 / 031 825 8193 Supper/lunch/parsad E-mail info@tongaatmedical.co.za will be served

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HE Association of Senior Citizens of Tongaat (Ascot) is inviting the community to attend their Heritage Day celebration to be held at the Tongaat town hall on 21 September. The club’s vice chairperson Subramoney Munsamy said: “All clubs will display their club banners and items reflecting their culture and heritage. They will also wear their respective traditional attire. “Regular workshops and talks will be presented by professionals

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Victim stabbed during robbery: Verulam A Malawian national was stabbed multiple times during a robbery near the Verulam Testing Grounds on Friday 9 September. At approximately 7am members of Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) were dispatched to the scene after receiving several calls from the public requesting assistance for the injured man. Upon arrival the 36-year-old victim was found to have sustained six stab wounds to various parts of his body. He was treated on scene before being transported to a local hospital. It is alleged that the victim and a friend, who are residents of Waterloo, were on their way to work in the Chubbies Garage area when they decided to take a short cut from Umdloti Beach Road to the R102. As they entered the bush they were accosted by three suspects who were armed with knives. The suspects began assaulting the friends. One of them managed to escape while his friend attempted to fight off their attackers. The suspects then stabbed the man multiple times before robbing him of his Huawei cellphone and fleeing the scene in an unknown direction. Officers patrolled the area in search of the suspects however no arrests were made Vehicle crashes after losing tyre: Verulam A 31-year-old woman was injured after the bakkie she was travelling in crashed on the south bound lane of the R102 in Verulam on Friday 9 September. At approximately 9am members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to the scene after receiving several calls from the public reporting the incident. Upon arrival an Opel Corsa bakkie was found blocking the right lane. The driver sustained moderate injuries and was treated on scene before being transported to a medical facility. It is alleged that as the Ntuzuma resident was travelling down the R102 her left hand side back tyre came off the vehicle. The bakkie then spun out of control before crashing into the metal barrier separating the north and south bound lane. Biker injured in crash: King Shaka International Airport At approximately 3.45am on 10 September members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to the King Shaka International Airport intersection after receiving reports of a motor bike collision. Upon arrival a 49-year-old man was found to have sustained moderate injuries after he fell off his motorbike. He was treated on scene before being transported to a local hospital. Details surrounding the accident have yet to be established. Driver flees accident scene: Verulam At approximately 4pm on Saturday 10 September members of Reaction Unit South Africa were dispatched to the R102 near the Canelands intersection in Verulam after receiving reports of a motor vehicle collision. Upon arrival a Toyota Corolla was found to have collided into a Toyota Hilux bakkie. The occupants of both vehicles were not injured in the collision. It is alleged that as the Toyota Corolla was travelling in the north bound lane of the R102 the driver lost control of the vehicle before crossing over the centre median and colliding into the Toyota Hilux bakkie in the south bound lane. The driver of the Toyota Corolla abandoned his vehicle and fled the scene leaving his passenger behind. - Supplied. For more crime updates join our Facebook page: Reaction Unit South Africa

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RANJENI MUNUSAMY

OUTH Africa seems to have an oversupply of shameful politicians. Perhaps it is preferable to have many public representatives with terrible qualities than to be cursed with one truly abominable politician such as the U.S.’s Donald Trump. It is most disappointing that an organisation like the ANC, with a legend-

My school is amazing I WOULD like to respond to and support the sentiments expressed in the Coastal Weekly by our SGB chair Professor Coopoosamy. My name is Tiara Govender and I am a Grade 11 pupil at Buffelsdale Secondary School. My primary school was Mitchford

ary history and generations of outstanding leaders, now has shameful characters in positions of leadership. Even when people fall from grace, they survive politically and continue to serve in Parliament and the leadership of the ANC. Take, for example, Humphrey Mmemezi, the former Gauteng Local Government and Housing MEC. He was steeped in scandal for, among other things, abusing his governmentissued credit card on an official visit to Malaysia, using state funds to buy a painting worth R10 000 from McDonald’s and signing off on allowances for his daughter and five other employees of the Mogale City Municipality. Despite this, Mmemezi was elected to the ANC’s highest decision-making body, the national executive committee, and was moved from Gauteng to become a member of Parliament. This shows that the ANC ignores its own resolutions to purge its ranks of corrupt and discredited people, and instead rewards them. But Mmemezi

Primary. Based on misconceptions and popular belief that Prof Coopoosamy refers to I selected my secondary school. I spent a year in another secondary school and could not settle in because it did not live up to my expectations both in terms of discipline and academic work. Because my parents were ex-students of Buffelsdale Secondary I decided to try the school. It is a decision that I do not regret. Discipline of pupils is constantly monitored and the school provides a

is not out of place in Parliament, where mediocrity and chaos reign. Sometimes it is utterly shocking what MPs say in the House. The minister of Energy, Tina Joemat-Pettersson, will probably go down in history for uttering the most confounding statement in Parliament. During her speech in this year’s State of the Nation Address debate, she said: “When a cow gives birth to a fire, that cow will lick that fire. You know why? When a mother gives birth to a fire, she will lick that fire, because she gave birth to that fire. When a fire burns, it rains, and the earth gets wet. Fire burns, but when it rains, the earth gets wet.” It is statements like these that have turned the South African Parliament into a joke, as people care less whether what they say makes sense or represents their constituencies. The level of disrespect for Parliament and its role in holding the executive to account escalated this week during a question session for minis-

ters. The Democratic Alliance (DA) had requested that an urgent question be put to the minister of Mineral Resources, Mosebenzi Zwane, about his false claim last week that Cabinet had approved his recommendation for a judicial inquiry into the closure of the Gupta family’s business accounts by South Africa’s banks. The claim was repudiated by the Presidency, which said Zwane made the statement in his “personal capacity” and it did not “reflect the position or views of Cabinet, the Presidency or government”. So when Zwane appeared in Parliament this week, you would think that he would at least be remorseful and acknowledge that he had falsified a Cabinet resolution. Even if he left it to President Jacob Zuma to decide whether he continues to serve in Cabinet or not, he should have displayed some respect for the institution of Parliament and the electorate by apologising for what he had done.

holistic education. I am able to compare and can say that the quality of teaching is amazing. The teachers bring integrity, respect and dignity into the classroom in their interactions with us. The compassion and professionalism of the teachers constantly leaves me in awe. Mathematics is generally a problematic subject, but at Buffelsdale my teacher is amazing. I thus endorse the sentiments of Professor Coopoosamy not to judge the school by popular false sentiments that are expressed by individuals that are not aware of the changed ethos at the school.

But Zwane, like some others who occupy those benches in the National Assembly, has no shame. He avoided answering questions about why he had lied and instead tried to justify the need for a judicial inquiry into the banks. Despite having been dressed down by the Presidency and the ANC, which called his behaviour “outrageous, appalling and shocking”, Zwane continued to do the bidding of his friends, the Guptas. Speaker Baleka Mbete shielded Zwane from having to answer questions from the opposition and another ANC MP, Bheki Hadebe, argued that the principle of “separation of powers” means that a member of the executive does not have to answer to Parliament. This is a fundamental distortion of the accountability regime. It is a grand irony that MPs address each other as “honourable” when many of them are far from it. • Ranjeni Munusamy is a political journal ist and commentator for the Daily Maver ick. ranjeni.munusamy@gmail.com

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Tiara Govender

Dire implications for the country THE stand-off between Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan and the Hawks has dire implications for our country. The allegations that the minister knew about a rogue unit that operated within his earlier tenure needs solid evidence and maybe needs to be tested in our courts of law. If the harassment of the minister continues, the already volatile rand is going to depreciate further, leading to the intensification of poverty. The possibility of a credit rating downgrade to junk status seems probable.

The timing of the investigation, just after the local government elections, seems strategic. This comes at a time after a recent Cabinet lekgotla that gives President Jacob Zuma control over spending in the state-owned enterprises. The actions of the Hawks have once again created uncertainties and instability in the South African financial markets. When this happens, investors take their money out of the country, putting added pressure on the already volatile rand. The poor are affected the most as a result of increases in com-

modity prices. The minister needs to be left alone to do his job. His apex priority is to avoid a downgrade by rating agencies. This cannot be achieved if his mind is unsettled. Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has supported the minister, saying his integrity is unquestionable. He has also said that when a government works well, it should not wage war against itself. Let’s hope sanity prevails in the best interests of our country. VIJAY SURUJPAL

Govt must do what is right and find money THERE can be nothing more important in this country that spending money on education. If one goes back to the evil Bantu Education Act foisted upon the country by the National Party, it was an extremely poor education offered to black people, and to that extent I agree fully with the students’ demands for no increase in fees. I do not agree with the rioting or

buildings being burnt down, but on the other hand, the ANC and President Jacob Zuma have not shown themselves to be interested in listening to the hardship of their own people. Zuma could have been a great president but he has proved to be a disaster, like so many leaders in the world today who are putting state money in their pockets, money that should have been spent on education and not for the bene-

fit of politicians. So a message to Zuma and his greedy pals: do what is right for once in your lives, for the sake of our students who need to be well-educated. I fully support the students’ demand for no increase in fees for universities. Find the money. M.R. WOOLLAM

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Vinesh and Shantal Ramdhani, residents of Redcliffe in Verulam, were part of the 390 that were baptized on Satur day at the Convention. They are seen with their two sons Adrian and Damien.

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CORES of congregation members of Jehovah’s Witnesses converged at the Moses Mabhida Stadium for a three-day convention which started on 9 September. Congregation members coming from various parts of KZN including Verulam and Tongaat took part in the convention. Residents of Redcliffe in Verulam Vinesh and Shantall Ramdhani were part of 390 people that were baptized on 10 September. The third day convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses with the theme “Remain Loyal to Jehovah,” opened on Friday morning with an address by the chairperson Errol Charters. Charters quoted the scriptures in Psalm 113:1-3 and expressed the blessings. Over the three days, reference was made extensively to the Bible and the examples of those who were loyal and those not loyal were presented to the audience by means of videos, talks and

symposiums which were delivered in English, Zulu and sign language simultaneously. The three-day programme featured 49 presentations, 35 video segments plus two short films which were shown on Saturday and Sunday. Trevor Lee, programme overseer for the Durban Regional Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses, said: “Loyalty is an essential part of any healthy relationship. “The convention this year featured content that helped people develop stronger bonds with friends, family members and, above all, with God. We are confident that all who attended enjoyed the programme. “The highlight on Saturday was the baptism. Before getting baptized one needs to understand Bible principles and the Bible’s message. “This is accomplished by means of a Bible study, and getting baptized is a personal choice and not forced on to individuals. The total number baptized was 390.” The attendance for Friday morning was 17 740, Saturday morning 23 389 and Sunday morning 27 745. For more information on Conventions, visit www.jw.org. - Supplied.

Needy families benefit on recycling project WEEKLY REPORTER THE recycling project initiated by the Tongaat Central Library brings food to the table for those in need. Vigie Padayachee from the Tongaat library said that the intention of the initiative, that is part of the library’s outreach programmes, aims to raise funds through the recycling project and donate to the community. The latest beneficiary in the project is Savy Naidoo (49) from Belvedere in Tongaat. The enthusiastic Naidoo thanked the Tongaat library for initiating projects that assist needy families in Tongaat. Padayachee said: “Through the recycling project we have managed to feed families and those coming from previously disadvantaged communities. “We therefore encourage the

members of the community to donate old books, old newspapers, school materials and magazines to assist us in making our initiative a success. We appeal to the members to donate because the money generated through the programme goes to the poor families.” She added that after conducting a survey in Tongaat and surrounding areas she deemed it proper to have a project that would help poor people in the area. “Our intention is to lend a helping hand to our community at large and identify families that are struggling financially. But the success of the project relies on the donations that we receive. The library cannot do it alone and we therefore need the support from the members of the community.” For more details, contact the Tongaat Central Library on 032 944 4734.

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DIANTHUS Primary School hosted their 30th anniversary at the school recently. Grade R pupils participated in the mini debs while Grade 7 pupils participated in the prom at the Mountview Civic Centre. Mahi Singh was crowned first princess, Aashirya Juggernath was

ERULAM Primary’s Buddyz embarked on a clean-up campaign and they invited Prasapaper Recycling Association of South Africa to their school recently.

Heidi Cox of Prasa gave a talk on how to recycle almost all waste. She demonstrated to pupils how to separate waste and place them in appropriate bins.

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placed second and the king was Theresin Moodley in the mini debs category. In the prom for Grade 7 Ronan Moodley came first, Ashir Sewpersad was placed second and the queen was Thalassa Govender. - Supplied

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Seen with the Soul Buddyz members are Mrs RS Maharaj (teacher), Heidi Cox (Prasa rep), Mr B Maharaj (Soul Bud dyz coordinator and deputy principal), Mrs ST Govender (teacher), Mrs S Budhai (Girl Guides coordinator) and Mr PP Pather (principal).

Grade seven pupils from Dianthus Primary School participated in the mini debs competition held at Mountview Civic Centre. From left is: Ronan Moodley (first prince), Thalassa Govender (queen) and Ashir Sewpersad (second prince). Grade R pupils participated in the mini debs rom Dian thus Primary School Aashirya Juggernath (second princess), Theresin Moodley (king) and Mahi Singh (first princess).

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Mitchford Primary U13 girls volleyball team were selected to represent the Billy Nair Circuit at the Circuit Man agers Cup recently at Tongaat Outspan Grounds. Seen with team managers Ms. D. Ishwarlall and Ms. S. Goven der.

Go Getters honour grandmothers THE Go Getters Club of Isnembe Secondary School held a grand function to honour the grandmothers of the community. The function took place at the end of August culminating Women’s Month. The grandmothers were treated to a delicious meal and gifts. Prizes were awarded for a modelling competition and other games. A fun filled day was had by all. The Go Getters Club would like to thank all sponsors for their contributions in cash and kind. - Supplied The grandmothers who attended the event. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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From left: Principal Mrs Mahlinza is seen with pupils Natayo Perumal, Kasa day Naidoo, Mishka Moorgas and the Grade 7 teacher and debates coordina tor Ms K Maharaj.

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VOLKSWAGEN continues to drive forward with the regionalisation of the global automotive business. The brand is planning to start pro duction of the Polo Vivo in Kenya at the end of 2016. An agreement to that effect was signed in Nairobi today by the Kenyan Government and Thomas Schaefer, Chairman and Managing Director of Volkswagen South Afri ca in the presence of Kenyan Presi dent H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta. This is an important step by the Volkswagen brand towards en gaging further in new emerging markets – with the right products and knowhow from the region. Third factory in Africa Volkswagen is expanding its commitment in Africa with local production of the Polo Vivo in the Kenyan city of Thika near Nairobi. The project which will be jointly re alised with the importer DT Dobie, will be Volkswagen’s third produc tion facility in Africa – alongside the South African factory and a lo cal production facility in Nigeria. It is planned to build up to 5000 units of the Polo Vivo per year at the plant operated by Kenya Vehi

cle Manufacturers (KVM) from 2017. Schaefer said: “We are taking the successful Polo Vivo from South Africa to Kenya to leverage the enormous growth potential of the African automobile market and participate in its positive de velopment. This compact model is the bestselling car in the SubSa haran region – so it is the ideal en try model for the promising Ken yan market. “With this move, we are strengthening the brand’s overall position in Africa and taking an im portant step towards expanding our commitment in the region.” President Kenyatta said: “The investment by the Volkswagen Group in Kenya is a key milestone in my administration’s determined push to grow the manufacturing base and industrialised the na tion.” Longstanding links In addition to production of the Polo Vivo from the end of 2016 it is also planned to establish a local training centre to qualify produc tion workers and provide further training. The centre will initially fo

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Yunus Doba 2:08 Cindeera Padavattan 2:10 Val Naidoo 2:13 Prudence Ngiba 2:15 Mike Padaychee 2:16 Amras Moodley 2:18 Vitasha Ramnarayan 2:20 Abdul Haq Essack 2:24 Ashwin Bedesi 2:27 Sharon Sivapurshad 2:27 Khalil Cassim 2:51

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BAND of 30 Checkout Verulam Falcons members participated in the popular SAPS half marathon and 10km races over the weekend. Fabulous cool overcast conditions welcomed runners to the scenic coastal route as participants ran over a double lap route on the Durban promenade, Ushaka and Point Waterfront. The perfect weather conditions were complemented by a flat and fast course. However, rusty race feet and at times strong southerly winds made for difficult running at the back end of the race. Lanky Falcons’ runner, Mongi Tshikitiswa led Team Falcons in the half marathon finishing in 96 minutes. He was followed by a trio of runners including Sanjeev Rupnarain, Sagren Reddy and Sophie Ismail. Walking wizard, Celiwe Ndaba was the leading walker and finished in a su-

21km walkers results: Celiwe Ndaba 2:43 10km Runners Results Cicilia Zweni 1:06 Krish Vadivelu 1:07 KB Chain 1:17 Harshada Fakir 1:18 Maureen Gordon 1:20 10Km Walkers Results Bongani Ndaba 1:19 Christy Ruthnum 1:30 Suzie Ruthnum 1:30 Dolly Gajagham 1:35 Ebrahim Asmal 1:40 Jay Fakir 1:46 Nikhil Ramnarayan 1:51 - Supplied.

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The Falcon athletes who participated in the SAPS race in Durban. perlative time of 2:43 securing 3rd position in the event. Cicilia Zweni and Bongani Ndaba were the leading 10km runners and

walkers respectively. The full Falcons results are as follows: 21km runners results:

Mongi Tshikitikswa 1:36 Sanjeev Rupnarian 2:06 Sagren Reddy 2:06 Sophie Ismail 2:06

Classic FC leads Verulam Premier League LAST week saw some unusual and enthralling results with Kwazini F.C. smacking Two for Joy by 11 goals to 2 and a shock 4 - 2 win for young guns Juventus over Verulam United. This will be followed up by a bumper weekend of football to look forward to with back to back fixtures at both Trenance Park and Verulam Recreation Grounds. Be sure to head to the grounds with your family to support the local ever improving football talents.

The following fixtures will be played at the Verulam Recreation Grounds on 17 September (Saturday): Game 1: Black City vs Green Leaf (3pm) Fixtures to be played on the 18 September at Verulam Recreation Grounds: Game 1: Parkgate Celtics vs Juventus (10.30am) Game 2: Bhakabhaka vs Kwazini F.C. (12) Game 3: Parkgate Celtics vs Green

Leafs (1.30pm) Game 4: Black City vs Juventus (3pm) Fixtures to be played at the Trenance Park Grounds on the 18 September: Game 1: Two for Joy vs Amakhehla F.C. (10.30am) Game 2: Parkgate Swallows vs Hardworkers (12pm) Game 3: Hardworkers vs Two for Joy (3pm). For more information contact Nico Mazwayi on 079 306 2927.

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The Black City FC team.

North coast schools gear up for circuit managers cup TOP schools in the Mafukuzela–Gandhi circuit will lock horns at the circuit managers cup games to be held on Saturday, 17 September in Tongaat. The teams will participate in different codes of sports ranging from soccer, netball, volleyball, chess and table tennis. Tonver president, Guru Ramcharan said there will be two sections - primary and secondary. “The six schools under the circuit of Mafukuzela-Gandhi are Billy Nair, Phoenix central, Verulam, Phoenix North, Inanda central and Inanda north.

Soccer games will be played at the Sheik Mohideen and Outspan Grounds, chess and table tennis at Tongaat Sports centre and volleyball and netball will be held at the Outspan Grounds. The secondary schools that will be representing the Billy Nair circuit in Tongaat and Verulam are Nkosibomvu, Fairbreeze, Belverton, Mountview, Tongaat Secondary and Seatides,” he said. He added that Primary schools will also be participating. “Primary schools in Tongaat and Verulam will be participating,” said Ramcharan. - Supplied.

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Fairbreeze Secondary Volleyball team gears up for the Circuit managers cup games.

Tongaat soccer team draws with Golden Arrows WEEKLY REPORTER A TONGAAT soccer team locked horns with Lamont ville Golden Arrows at Moses Mabhida Stadium recent ly. Tongaat FC, under the leadership of four coaches Ron Gabrial, Pitso Dladla, Philani Mkhize and Mak hosonke Mhlongo took on the provincial team an kept the rivals at bay. The team was playing in a friendly game under the

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