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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

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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

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

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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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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

Hawks swoop down on Williams Gang >> Shootout in Tongaat leads to arrest GRAHAM BARCLAY

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OUR “dangerous criminals” thought to be members of the notorious ‘Williams Gang’ were arrested by Hawks officers last Friday morning, 13 May after an intense shootout. The gang is known throughout the KwaZulu-Natal province for carrying out a number of armed robberies and has been wanted by law enforcement for a long time. Hawks spokesperson, Lieutenant Simphiwe Mhlongo said the arrest took place in Tongaat after officers received information the four suspects were connected to the gang. “The gang is likely based in Pietermaritzburg, but they have also been part of many criminal operations in Durban and have committed crimes across the province,” said Mhlongo, who added that the four men arrested

are part of a wider chain of operation within the gang. Members of the Hawks, the Provincial Task Team, the Organised Crime Unit and SAPS K9 units received intelligence early on Friday morning of four suspects travelling in a silver-grey VW Golf who had allegedly stolen a Toyota Hilux and were on their way to commit another robbery. The Golf was intercepted by police on the N2 highway near Tongaat, when the suspects began firing at police. In the shootout that followed, one of the suspects was injured and all four were subdued and then arrested by Hawks officers with the assistance of SAPS K9 units. “The Golf and the stolen Hilux, along with a number of devices used to steal motor vehicles were recovered by police after the shootout and the arrests of these criminals will go a long

way in bringing other alleged members of the gang to justice,” said Mhlongo. The KZN provincial police commissioner, Lieutenant General Mmamonnye Ngobeni praised the Hawks and SAPS for the part they played in the successful apprehension of the suspects. “I want to congratulate all the members who were involved in this operation, including our partners from the security companies who are part of project ‘CAT’,” said Ngobeni. “It is pleasing to note that such joint collaborations are bearing fruit, and this will serve as a wake-up call to criminals, showing them that their days are numbered. “We will not tolerate thugs operating in such a manner in our province and we will ensure that we bring them to their knees through such partnerships,” she added.

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China injects R150m into Dube fibre optics plant GRAHAM BARCLAY

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UBILATION and celebration were the themes of the day at Dube Tradeport last Friday, 13 May, when Yangzte Optics Africa Cable (YOAC) announced plans to open KwaZulu-Natal’s first fibre optic cable manufacturing facility. The R150m investment into the construction of this plant will create just 45 jobs for unskilled South African workers, and it will be based at the Dube Tradeport on the KZN North Coast. The plant is the first of “many” Chinese investments in the province and seeks to upgrade KwaZulu-Natal’s internet infrastructure. The plant will be open and fully operational by January 2017. The investment also won the full support and praise of eThekwini Municipality councillor, Logie Naidoo and KZN department of economic development, tourism and environmental affairs (EDTEA) MEC, Michael Mabuyakhulu, who welcome the investment as a great way of strengthening Sino-

South African trade relations. “The construction of this new facility will go very far in extending investment relations between South Africa and China, and eradicating poverty and unemployment in the North Coast region,” said Naidoo. Investment South Africa’s acting deputy director general, Yunus Hoosen also welcomed the investment and the efficiency with which the construction of the facility is already been managed. “The time taken from the point this project was proposed to the stage of construction we are at right now is only six months, and after a total time of 12 months; this plant will be up and running,” said Hoosen, who added that the plant is the perfect investment for South Africa’s digital economy. JSE listed South African company, Mustek are the BEE partner in the deal, with a small shareholding in the facility and its operations. The majority shareholding is held by YOAC, which is a state-owned company in the control of the Communist

Party in Beijing. Wang Jian Zhou, consulate general of the Chinese Embassy in South Africa, said YOAC is “an important stateowned company looking to grow Chinese interests in Africa.” “By investing in Africa, China wants to make the African continent greater. There are many challenges that come with investing in a foreign country, which is why we need the support of our South African partners,” said Wang, who emphasised that YOAC is “environmentally friendly”. “The MEC and the KZN government have created a great investment atmosphere and this project must and will succeed in order to strengthen investor confidence and attract more Chinese companies to invest in KZN,” he added. R150m is a lot of money and the question has to be asked of who will really benefit from this deal. Unemployment is officially at 20.8% in KwaZuluNatal, and higher still at 25.2% in South Africa, with the vast majority of South Africans continuing to live be-

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low the bread-line. Amid endless calls from South Africans for improved service delivery, housing, electricity, water and sanitation; improved internet connection is at the bottom of the priority list for millions of people. Pieter Viljoun, CEO of YOAC, said the investment will create 150 highskilled jobs, with a few allocated posi-

tions to artisanal and unskilled workers. “We will, of course, need factory workers, and 45 of the 150 jobs will be set aside for unskilled workers, who will be trained internally by YOAC. There will also be 20-30 job opportunities at artisan level for those with technical skills,” said Viljoun. According to Yunus Hoosen, the goal of Investment SA and the KZN government is to give 90% of South Africans citizens access to fibre optic broadband by 2090, with the hope of future Chinese investments in KZN.

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Missing persons Please help the Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society locate the following people: * The biological mother of Lindokuhle Madonsela, who was born on 12 January 12. The biological mother of the said child is known as Khumbuzile and is formally from Transkei in the Eastern Cape. * The reputed mother of Shaun Phathanani Ndlela, who was born on 03 January 10. The biological father, Thamsanqa Patrice Ndlela passed away on 19 August 2010. It is reported that the family is originally from White City, Hambanathi, Tongaat. * The reputed father of Mxolisi Khweshube, born on 01 May 2001. The biological mother, Nokuthula Potwana Khweshube passed away on 30 November 2015. It is reported that the family is originally from Burbreeze, Tongaat. * The reputed father of Lwazilwenkosi (DOB: 07 December 07), Nothando (DOB: 13October 99) and Mfundo Jinjingubo (DOB: 15 December 01). The biological mother, Nobuhle Beatrice Jingingubo passed away on 03/06/2010. It is reported that the family is originally from Magwaveni, Tongaat Anyone with information can contact our Society on 032 944 1514.

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Feedy Needy’s WEEKLY Wheelchair distribution GRAHAM BARCLAY 2016

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OCAL non-profit organisation, Feedy Needy welcomed a number of people to their headquarters at Brailsford Primary School in Phoenix recently, where the charity handed out a number of brand new wheelchairs to those in need on Saturday 23 April 2016. The need for wheelchairs in our local area is staggering and the charity drive held last month sought to make the lives of disabled and elderly people just a little easier. One of the main sponsors of the drive was Kessie Nair; director of Top Talk Marketing, who attended the handover of the wheelchairs. Nair was purportedly “in tears” as the wheelchairs were distributed to the various deserving recipients, who were mainly elderly individuals and young people with physical disabilities. Anesh Singh, principal of the Golden Steps NPO for academically impaired pupils also attended the event in support of Feedy Needy’s collection campaign. The organisation will continue to distribute wheelchairs, walkers and other pieces of equipment to supply more people with disabilities in the future. Feedy Needy’s Prathna Simmadurai said the central ethos of the charity is the belief that nothing should hold an individual back from leading a normal life.

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“Already suffering from the pain, isolation and indignity of a physical disability, many children endure further burdens such as being forced to live on the ground or wait to be carried around by loved ones in order for their most basic needs to be met,” said Simmadurai. “Feedy Needy chose wheelchairs because the organisation recognises the value of mobility for those with physical challenges and we wanted to better equip them to handle the difficulties that life throws at them,” she added. Simmadurai said that Feedy Needy wishes to also provide the “transforming gift of mobility” to children with disabilities. “Children learn to appreci-

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organised by the community for the community. >> Please receive warm and cordial greetings from the Trustees, HLVP’s and Management Committee of the Shree Veeraboga Emperumal Temple. Please receive this as a personal invitation to our Centenary Annual Chariot Festival, which commences with the flag hoisting on Friday, 13 May until Sunday, 22 May. Included in the invite is the daily programme. Please note: the Padmavathi Srinivasa Kalyanam on Sunday, 15 May 16, 3pm - 6pm The Cultural Extravaganza on Friday, 20 May 16, 7.45pm - 10.30pm - The Main Chariot procession on Saturday, 21 May 16, 9am - 6pm. We look forward to you joining us at SVET during this auspious period. >> All matriculants who wrote supplementary exams in February/March this year are informed that the results for the supplementary exams are now available at all high schools in Tongaat and Verulam. Call your respective secondary school to obtain your results. Pupils who did not pass have an opportunity to fill in an application to re-write at the end of this year, however the closing date for applications is 27 May. >> The Tongaat South Women’s Forum is looking for women to join their group. They are also urging people to donate spare fabric, cotton and zips. The group meets at the Tongaat South Library in Watsonia every Tuesdays from 9.30am. For more information, call Pushpa Govender on 032 944 6892 or 073 897 9944. >> The Shri Siva Subramaniar Alayam (est.1900) of Umdhloti Drift, Verulam invites you to join us for weekly prayer services from 8am to 9am on Sundays. Contact Mrs Gonum Moodley on 0744518662 The centenary hall is available for hire 7 days a week. Contact Mr D.Lingappen for community use on 0829617609 or email sssalayam1900@gmail.com >> The Seatides Prayer Group invites all to their annual Grammathi Mariammen Prayer which will be held at Seatides Combined School ground on Sunday 29 May at 10am. The public is invited. For more details, call Kalay 032-9433080.

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SEXUAL offender and burglar who committed a number of violent crimes in the Tongaat area was sentenced to serve five consecutive terms of life imprisonment and an additional 103 years for his involvement in a string of assaults and breakins. Nkosinathi Mthembu (35) was convicted at the Durban High Court on charges of rape, sexual assault, aggravated robbery and burglary on Friday, 13 May.

Between March 2014 and February 2015, Mthembu preyed on women in the Tongaat area and would break into their homes and rob them at knifepoint; demanding both valuables and even food from his victims. Mthembu would then either rape or sexually assault some of the women he victimised and stole a number of items including laptops, cellphones, a flat screen TV and food items. In four instances the victims were domestic workers who were at their place of employment when Mthembu attacked them.

Reaction Unit SA crime report Chain snatching: Verulam – Members of Reaction Unit SA (Rusa) responded to a chain snatching complaint on Monday 9 May at approximately 3.45pm the intersection of Wick and Ireland Street in Verulam. Upon arrival officers were informed that a suspect had grabbed a neck chain from a female and fled into Lotusville. Officers searched the area however the suspect could not be located. Theft of motor vehicle: Verulam – Be on the lookout for a white, 16V, bubble shape, Toyota Corolla with registration NJ 68397. The vehicle was stolen during the early parts of the morning from High Street in Verulam on 11 May. If anyone spots the vehicle

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The dangerous serial rapist and sexual offender was eventually arrested when a member of the community policing forum (CPF) in the area apprehended him and handed him over to the authorities. In light of Mthembu’s sentence, advocate Bonginkosi Mbokazi told the court that the accused was a serial rapist as the offences were planned and calculated. “Mthembu traumatised his victims. One victim was raped and stabbed while she was carrying her child, while another was forced to pre-

pare food for him after he had raped her,” said Mbokazi. Advocate Mbokazi also presented the court with DNA results and fingerprint matches linking Mthembu to the rapes and placing him at the scene of the crime. Some of the victims also positively identified him during an identity parade. For his series of violent crimes, Mthembu was sentenced to five terms of life imprisonment for rape, with an additional six years for housebreaking with intent to steal and theft, six years for assault, 12 months for theft, 15

years for sexual assault and a further 75 years imprisonment for housebreaking with intent to rob and robbery with aggravating circumstances. Director of Public Prosecutions, advocate Noko said the prosecutions authority is very pleased with the conviction of Mthembu. “We are very pleased with the conviction and sentence of this dangerous criminal. I am certain this will convey the necessary deterrent message. This sentence re-affirms the serious light in which we view crimes of this nature,” said Noko.

was knocked down by the driver of a Toyota Corolla. Armed robbery: Verulam – Rusa officers were dispatched to Temple Valley on Saturday 14 May at approximately 7pm after receiving reports of an armed robbery. Upon arrival the victim informed the officers that

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Mountview’s own karate­kid

Victoria coastal Primary WEEKLY helps those in need 19 May 2016

>> Local pupil needs your help WEEKLY REPORTER

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EVENDREN Govender, a grade nine pupil at Mountview Secondary School in Verulam, has gone from strength to strength in the field of martial arts after being selected to represent the Skies Karate Team in the forthcoming World Cup Karate Championships. This tri-annual global karate event will take place in Jakarta, Indonesia this August, where Govender will compete against karate-kas from over 100 countries around the world. The young karate maestro excelled during the selection process and through hard work; secured his spot on the SA squad. The cost of this event, including flights, accommodation, competition entry fee, travel in Indonesia, kit and food is approximately R30 000, which

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VICTORIA Primary defined the meaning of social responsibility recently when it came to the aid of a desperate family from Emona, near Verulam. As part of the school’s social responsibility programme, Victoria Primary reached out to the Rugnath family; whose home was recently destroyed in a fire. School principal Lajeeth Maharaj, staff and pupils presented Mr and Mrs Jay and Anisha Rugnath with some clothing and cash in a bid to alleviate their plight.

Govender and Mountview Secondary hope to secure through community outreach and support. Rosalind Singh, a member of staff at Mountview Secondary said the school’s aim is to help the young Govender take part in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. “We humbly appeal to our community to support this talented young man who serves as a great ambassador to the community of Verulam. Interested sponsors can contact the school on 032 533 2887 or via email at mountviewsecondary@gmail.com. Your support is highly appreciated,” said Singh.

Victoria Primary principal La­ jeeth Maharaj (right) and grade 5 pupils Stokozile and Luyanda present Jay and An­ isha Rugnath with a collection of clothes and money after their Emona home was de­ stroyed in a fire.

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Saving for your child’s education and investing in their future

Small political parties must close shop

BY JUGGIE GOVENDER OF EAST COAST FINANCIAL SERVICES (PTY) LTD – FSP 44760

MY assessment of the political situation is that the small political parties must close up shop. The contest in the local government elections will be a threehorse race between the ANC, DA and EFF. These parties have picked themselves as those that deserve our votes. In recent times many small political parties have mushroomed and made promises, knowing they lack the capacity to deliver. The game is up now and they have overstayed their welcome. Voting for them will be throwing away votes. The ANC’s advantage is that it enjoys a strong bond with the poor and downtrodden. It also boasts a credible history of service to the people since 1912. Its commitment to the development of this country is unquestionable. The DA, on other hand, is viewed as an elitist party. It has so far failed to win the hearts of the masses. It has also annoyed many people for always going to the courts to complain about the government. They view the DA’s actions as attempts to rule this country through unfair means. Judging by the way in which the EFF behaves in Parliament, it seems that people who are anarchists will vote for it. If the EFF manages to win one city, it will be interesting to see how a city of anarchists functions.

IF you are a parent then opening up your first term’s school fee statement was probably a keen reminder of just how expensive schooling can be. Providing your children with a good education is non-negotiable these days as this sets them up for a good career in the future. So how do you achieve your dream of financially providing for the best education possible for your loved ones? First things first - you need to start saving as early as possible in your child’s life. A Model C school education could cost anywhere up to R20 000 a year, private school from R59 000 to R92 000 a year, bearing in mind these figures change yearly. Then, once your child has completed matric, you could see yourself pay more than R50 000 a year for further study at a technikon or university. These may seem impossible to pre-

pare for in advance, but starting to save when your child is born will put you in a very good position to pay these costs when they arise. Dealing with the rising cost of living expenses such as food, petrol and electricity to name just a few, saving for your children’s education is probably far from an immediate need when they are still in nappies. If you think you can’t find R500 a month, often it is just a matter of becoming aware of your spending patterns and giving up on some non-essential items so that you can find saving pockets. People are encouraged to make conscious, informed purchasing or investment decisions rather than impulsively spending their hard-earned cash on non-essentials. It is human nature for us to want instant gratification. But the truth is that whenever we spend money we could have put to good use by saving, we are in fact losing out on a big opportunity – the opportunity to invest that money and make it work for us by harnessing the power of compounding.

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But the more she distinguished herself as a fearless fighter against corruption, the more she was derided by the ANC. She has had to withstand attacks from several people in the party, including the secretary general, Gwede Mantashe, and his deputy Jessie Duarte, members of Parliament and the ANC women’s and youth leagues. She was accused of being a spy and using her investigations to be a media star. The most recent public attack on Madonsela came from the president of the ANC Women’s League, BathabIN five months, Thuli Madonsela’s ile Dlamini, who accused her of failterm as public protector comes to an ing to serve the public. end and someone new will take up the She claimed that Madonsela has position. politicised her work. It is rare for someone in the public “We are worried about the status service to perform his or her duties so of the public protector. The public exceptionally well as to earn our protector’s role is to protect the peopride. ple, more particularly the poor. And The Office of the Public Protector if now everything about the PP is gohas become a shining beacon in ing to be tested in court, what is going terms of its integrity and commit- to happen to the poor?” Dlamini ment to guarding ordinary South Af- asked. ricans against abuse and maladmin“I’m raising this because we work istration in the government. with women and most of the time they Madonsela has earned public re- are the ones who are violated. And spect and confidence in the way she therefore if they have to go to various has conducted her investigations and courts and prove that the report of the refused to succumb to pressure when PP is correct or not, that means that probing the political elite. that is no longer a PP.” The Constitutional Court’s confirmation of the powers of the public protector, making her remedial action binding, seems to have FSP Financial| | FSPNo. No.44760 44760| Authorised | Licensed Financial Services Provider Provider| |INSURANCE INSURANCE BROKERS BROKERS || drawn even more hosServices MEMBER OF MASTHEAD and FPI MEMBER OF MASTHEAD and FPI tility towards that office. Juggie Govender “We must look for a real PP, not a politician,” CONTRACTED TO: MOMENTUM, ALLAN GRAY, Dlamini said. OLD MUTUAL, LIBERTY LIFE, PPS, SANLAM, This shows that MUTUAL & FEDERAL, AUTO & GENERAL there will be a concertSuite 7, 7Ashanti 19Arbee ArbeeDrive, Drive, Tongaat Suite Ashanti Centre, Centre, 19 Tongaat Tel: Cell:083 083399 399 3905 ed effort to ensure that Tel:032 032944 9443051 3051 Cell: 3905 Email: Email: juggieg@telkomsa.net juggieg@telkomsa.net the next public protec-

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tor will not be someone who is as fiercely independent and courageous as Madonsela. This week, it emerged that the hostility against Madonsela could be more sinister, with her receiving a tip-off that a Western Cape gang boss has been paid R740 000 to arrange three hitmen to kill her. With Madonsela being so close to retirement as public protector, it seems bizarre that anyone would want her murdered now. But the antagonism towards Madonsela is palpable, and she is blamed for the embarrassment caused to President Jacob Zuma and the ANC on the Nkandla matter. According to Madonsela, the threat against her is not being treat with seriousness by the police and she is clearly concerned about her safety. It is difficult to judge whether there is substance to the threat against her or whether this is another tactic to pressure Madonsela into submission. That can only be established if the police give her complaint proper attention. Either way, it is not a matter the public should treat lightly. It is not only Madonsela’s life that could be under threat but the future integrity of her office. This could be a tactic to intimidate her successor and the staff of the Public Protector’s Office to ensure that they are more compliant in future. Whoever it is that will be chosen to step into Madonsela’s shoes will be under tremendous pressure not to tread on the toes of the politically powerful in the way she did. The threat could also be a warning to anyone else in society who decides to stand up against abuses of the state. Madonsela’s departure in October should not result in the credibility of yet another institution being compromised.

wealth. We’ve all heard the saying ‘good things come to those who wait’ so tap into that discipline you know is there and patiently watch your money compound over time because the satisfaction you are likely to get from seeing the financial results down the line are sure to outweigh the short-term gratification you could have received from that new mountain bike, stiletto heels, plasma TV or car. Disclaimer The information is only in­ tended to be of a general nature and should not be relied upon by any part without obtaining full details from a licenced financial service provider. You could also contact me on 083 399 3905, my office on 032­944 3051 or e­mail me on juggieg@telk­ omsa.net for an appointment to dis­ cuss the above or any other financial planning.

Artisans hold the answer THE latest statistics reveal a slight decline of youth living below the poverty line. While this is good news, the status quo remains the same. The youth are still living in dire poverty and terrible conditions, and the unemployment rate is still growing. Unless the government devises appropriate programmes, the current state of living of our youth will persist. This is a reality for the youth that, for whatever reason, could not complete school and find themselves unskilled and unemployable. We believe that if the unskilled youth are exposed to education programmes tailored to suit them, the poverty gap would be bridged substantially. However, access to higher education system is also a challenge, given the high cost of university education which led to the #FeesMustFall Campaign last year, and the lack of capacity at tertiary institutions. This calls for an alternative, which are occupational qualifications. These qualifications are accessible to everyone, including those who could not finish school. They are quality assured by the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO), and include the Electrical Line Mechanic qualification. The national Decade of Artisans initiative can only be realised if the youth consider occupational qualifications as a viable option for the betterment of their lives, and alleviation of poverty.

NOTHANDO MTAMBO AND THOBANI MHLONGO

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Don’t tease the dogs CHILDREN, and even some adults, find amusement in teasing dogs, causing dogs that would not usually be aggressive to get agitated. I have witnessed this many times. Teasing threatens the dogs’ sense of safety and security. If I was taunted and bullied constantly by someone in the street or over the fence, I’d probably also become annoyed. This can also cause disturbance to others. Please can The Witness and other papers run an educational awareness article to teach children and adults to ignore dogs, to resist the urge to stand in the road or in driveways and stare, mimic-bark or throw stones, and rather just ignore the dogs and go past quietly. They must not hang over walls and look into other yards, which in itself is an invasion of privacy. This foolish behaviour is often the root cause of problems. K. TIVERS


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Witty Tots Montessori playschool/pre­school Buffelsdale Muslim Society

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Witty Tots WITTY Tots Montessori was established in 2011 by the Buffelsdale Muslim Society and in conjunction with directress from inception Khatija Khan. Our aim is to offer quality, affordable early childhood development for all children from three to six years old. Our motto is: ‘holistic development’ - offering physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and cognitive development according to the individual needs of the child. Thus helping children to become responsible confident human beings. Our prepared environment is safe, stimulating and child friendly with authentic Montessori material, encouraging, sense of order co-ordination, concentration and independence. Our school readiness (Grade R) programme helps children to achieve beyond the caps requirements. We offer Wakco ball - a complete physical education programme which the children love. This is co-ordinated by coach Edrees Hassan who trains for the Department of Sports and Recreation. He is also an examiner and moderator of sports for KZN. On 28 May we are hosting their fifth annual sports and fun day where our children get to show their physical capabilities. It is also a fund raising event which helps us keep our fees to a bare minimum, as running a school of this nature incures huge costs. We sincerely thank our parents, well-wishers and volunteers for their selfless support and assistance in making this day possible every year. - Supplied

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your communication link Wishing Witty Tots all the best from Zainab Khan and Family 076 393 4985 nazcommlink@gmail.com

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STOCKISTS OF QUALITY FRUIT & VEG, LOOSE GRAINS, SPICES & DAIRY PRODUCTS. Everyday is Market Day! We buy direct from farmers and markets AT WATSON STREET, TONGAAT (next to the Shell Garage) | Tel: 944 4135/944 4109

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Fifth Annual Sports Fun Day Pre Ramadaan Fair Lots of Entertainment Jumping Castles, Pony Rides, Fun, Games, Lucky Draw and Lots of Prices Lots of Food Stalls Hot Dog for Breakfast Chicken Akni and Haleem for Lunch Date: Saturday 28 May 2016 Venue Buffelsdale Soccer Grounds Stall Booking R100 Enquires and Stall Bookings Contact Kathija Khan 083783 7864 Madeeha Khan 074 671 8072 Entrance: FREE

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FOCUS ON VERULAM Welcome to Verulam WEEKLY

ADVERTORIAL: Verulam Dialysis

>> A beautiful shopping destination

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ERULAM is a town situated 27 kilometres north of Durban and is now part of the eThekwini Municipality area. In 1850 a party of 400 Methodists settled here and formed the town. The town was then named after the Earl of Verulam, patron of the Brits who settled here.

Today, Verulam is inhabited mainly by people of Indian descent. The population is over 63 000. There are several primary and secondary schools in the area. The town contains densely populated residential and industrial areas which includes shopping centres, mosques, temples and churches. On the outskirts are large farming

areas and several built-up and rural townships. There has been a slow but steady progress modernizing the town by providing adequate infrastructure to the rural areas. Shops in and around the Verulam shopping area range from pharmacies, retail clothing stores, take-away outlets, gift shops, fitment centres, salons, hardware, glass specialists and the Verulam fresh produce market that attracts people from all over the KZN.

SDMS Midas

VERULAM Dialysis Centre was born in January 2015 out of local resident Zul­ aka Khan Bobat in servicing her commu­ nity because there were no dialysis units in the area. Thus the birth of Verulam’s first and leading dialysis unit. We are now opened for over a year and successfully servicing our community members and those from surrounding suburbs. Our highly specialised equipment gives patients the best and latest in cut­ ting edge dialysis. Our extensive net­ work with nephrolo­ gist makes Verulam Dialysis Centre a pa­ tient –centric centre, putting patients’ needs first. Zulaka and her caring professional staff assure you and your family peace of mind in offering ex­ traordinary patient care. We also custom make a dialysis pro­

gramme that suits every individual. We have even embarked on a “need to transplant” programme where we fa­ cilitate a quick workup for the trans­ plant programme guided by nephrolo­ gist. Verulam Dialysis Centre is contract­ ed to all medical aids and offer cost ef­ fective treatments. You cannot miss us ­ we are directly opposite the Verulam Magistrate’s Court. ­ Supplied

WISHING OUR CUSTOME 46 IRELANDALL STREET, VERULAM (OPPOSITE NEXT WISHING ALLTHEOURMARKET CUSTOMERS ATOMERRY CHRISTMAS THE RAXI RANK) A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR

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WITH excellent service, superb customer relations and over 20 years experience, Lee’s Electronics have become a trusted household name in KZN. Lee’s Electronics is an innovative satellite installation company accredited by DStv, Starsat and OpenviewHD. We offer exceptional solutions ranging from supplying to installing all your satellite and audiovisual needs, which include DStv, Starsat and OpenviewHD and Extra View, They also do PHOTO: SUPPLIED upgrades, re-alignments, relocations, All smiles at Verulam Secondary after their festive and competitive annual LNB replacements, additional points, sports day on Friday, 13 May, with all competing school houses embracing the HD points, CCTV and home theater inspirit of the day. Team USA won the day overall and Jamaica took home stallations for your home or business. the spirit award, while the winning banner went to Egypt and the winning We do repairs on data projectors and mascot to team China. screens, LCDs, LED’ and TVs. We also offer top quality, beautifully designed websites and strategically planned social media Your health is our concern management. Colds and Flu Season is upon us so don’t STOCKIST OF: WALLS & FLOOR TILES • PAINT & DECOR AND COMPLETE BUILDING You can visit us at MATERIAL FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF Procrastinate.... 142 WICK STREET, VERULAM (OPP MARKET) both our stores, 27 Vaccinate 2016 Flu Vaccines available TEL: 032 533 1526 • TEL/FAX: 032 533 3285 George Sewparsadh Shop 2, 86-88 Wick Street, Verulam, 4340 Kwikot geyser Eco3. SABS Street, Verulam, opTel: 032 533 5313 or 032 533 7747 | Fax: 032 533 7178 Inc safety valve and drain cog only Cell: 083 783 1666 | email: wickstreet@cks.co.za posite the Verulam 100lt 150lt Court as well as Shop FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Bus Hrs: Mon-Fri: 8.30am - 7.30pm • Sat: 8.00am - 6.00pm 9B, Waterloo Super R1850 R1950 Sunday & Public Holidays: 10.00am - 2pm Spar. Lee’s Electronics promises guaranteed workmanship and uses equipment of the highest quality. We cover areas STOCKISTS OF BATTERIES FOR from Durban to BalliALL MAKES AND MODELS OF to and if you book early YOU CAN HAVE VEHICLES Naeem Ally SAME DAY INSTALManager LATION. Due to the number of our vehi47 IRELAND STREET - VERULAM 11 IRELAND STREET, VERULAM cles and our efficient TEL: 032 533 8502 - FAX: 032 533 0202 technicians, our call TEL: 032 533 3333 EMAIL: fitngo@telkomsa.net out responses are done within a few hours. Our technicians are qualified, experienced and provides Arctic Glass Works excellent workmanSTOCKISTS OF MOTOR SPARES & & aluminium ship and customer SHENVIR ACCESSORIES FOR ALL MAKES & Cell: 072 769 8050 service. Contact us on MODELS OF VEHICLES Tel: 032 533 7301 • Telefax: 032 533 1897 032 533 8572 / 031 Email: shenvirbissessor@gmail.com 811 6615 / 083 738 11 IRELAND STREET, VERULAM acrticglassworks@vodamail.co.za 7071 / 073 317 5799 TEL: 032 541 7700 132 Wick Street, Verulam, 4340 / info@leeselectronEmergency Glass Repairs, Table Tops, ics.co.za / www.leeFAX: 032 533 6214 Bevelled Mirrors, Toughened Glass, Shower enclosures, Aluminium Windows & Doors selectronics.co.za EMAIL: sales@sdms.co.za Glass & Mirror Cut to Size While “u” Wait Supplied

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CLASSIFIEDS & SERVICE GUIDE ROSH’S DESIGNING AND DRESSMAKING SCHOOL

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We are looking for a Cook for our company canteen based in Tongaat. Passionate about food, reliable, hardworking. Does this sound like you? Then we want to hear from you. Please contact us on: Tel: 032-945 3368

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