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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 Retail :individuals 128995 wonderful who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering 30% Residual campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns. 10% deposit To those people who are continuously going the

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KIA UMHLANGA 1 - 3 Meredian Drive, Umhlanga 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

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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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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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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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from the humble suburb of Northdale in Pietermaritzburg to be among the highest of high-rollers who splashed out millions of rands. “I have atoned for my sins. It’s enough. Now I want to live a full life and be an ordinary person. I have driven the best cars in the world, dined with some of the most glamorous women and rocked with the superstars. “But it did not bring me peace and happiness.

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ARGE parts of the province and city were affected by the heavy rain and cold front which hit Durban and surrounding areas in the last few days. So far reports reveal that four people have died due to flooding in many parts. Locally no fatalities have been reported but many residents complained of damaged properties. At the weekend a woman and her two children escaped uninjured when their vehicle was swept off the bridge due to high water levels of the Tongaat River.

>> A woman’s vehicle was swept off a bridge near the Tongaat River According to IPSS Rescue’s Paul Herbst the driver, who regularly uses the crossing, underestimated the current. “She managed to get out the vehicle and carry her children to safety. “IPSS Medical Rescue and Tongaat Fire were called out to assist with the incident,” said Herbst. Fatalities in KZN include a

pensioner in the Ugu district, two people who were electrocuted in Durban, and a Chatsworth woman, whose car was washed away, Cogta MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube said. Dube-Ncube said it was too early to estimate the damage caused. She said municipalities would not resort to using Section 36 of supply chain management regulations,

which allows contracts to be awarded without going out to tender. Repairs and any form of help would be procured through Cogta, disaster management centres, and the Disaster Management Act. Heavy rain began to fall over KwaZulu-Natal from Sunday, mostly affecting Durban. Police and emergency services at-

tended to a slew of incidents overnight, including accidents, landslides, and severe flooding in the city’s informal settlements. North Coast residents who have been affected by water restrictions have been praying for rain for months. Reports indicate the Hazelmere Dam level was at 42.73% on Monday. This is a small decrease from 43.07% measured on Tuesday, 19 July. It is believed that the rains experienced over the past few days have yet to reach the dam. Water restrictions in some areas will continue until the dam is at least 60% full. - Additional information from News24 and The Witness. For emergencies and flooding in Durban, residents must call the Disaster Management Centre on 031 361 0000.

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cheap abortions' litter the streets. “These illegal abortion providers target disadvantaged, vulnerable women and put their lives at risk.” PHOTO: Coastal Weekly reporter contacted one of SUPPLIED the clinics to find out how it operates and a People are staff member, who did not want to be identi urged to fied, said: “We do the job in one day by giving say ‘no’ il them liquid medication to drink, which will legal abor terminate the baby. It makes the job difficult tions. when you are four months pregnant so that's why we charge a higher price.” Thompson said unsafe terminations are more likely to lead to hemorrhaging, septi caemia, organ damage, tetanus, sterility, and even death and varying methods, including drinking mixtures and inserting objects or in struments into the womb. NOSIPHO MKHIZE day, no pain” are common and with the in “Early warning signs of incomplete and nosipho.mkhize@media.com crease in teenage pregnancy many don’t unsafe terminations are fever, shivering, struggle for business. smelly discharge, haemorrhaging, lower ex AS you walk around the streets of Durban it Communication and marketing head of treme abdominal pain, high temperature is impossible not to notice streetpole Marie Stopes South Africa (MSSA), Andrea and anaemia.” MSSA sees the conse posters advertising “free and cheap” Thompson said: “A market for illegal and un quences of illegal abortions in their clinics ev abortions. safe abortion providers has been created and ery day and run educational programmes Posters advertising “cheap abortion, one flyers advertising 'safe, painfreer, quick and and outreach projects to educate women on their rights to access safe and legal termina tion of pregnancy. She advises women seeking a pregnancy ter mination to look for a Shop6, Dhalia Road, Buffelsdale (Next to the BP Garage) Tel 032 944 1522 brand like Marie Stopes or ask at the Depart ment of Health about MUTTON MUTTON approved clinics. SAUSAGES OR MINCE “Look for a landline WORS number and not just a STOCKISTS OF QUALITY FRUIT & VEG, LOOSE GRAINS, SPICES & DAIRY cellphone number and KG PRODUCTS. Everyday is Market Day! We buy direct from farmers and markets KG inquire about the practi tioner’s afterhours con 2 for tact details in case of Any 4 for 99 99 BUM BURNER 00 00 emergency. each SAUSAGES “They [pregnant CUT, CLEAN, BURNT (SUpER HOT) woman] must also get counselling, which will provide them with all KG EACH the information. “Patients should not pay until they are satis 1kg Carrots MARINATED 1kg Beetroot Dhania or Mint Red Herbs BURGERS 99 fied with the service and AFGANI CHICKEN REGULAR 10s get a receipt and make 99 9 99 per kg sure the facility is at a 99 JUMBO 99 99 10s per kg fixed address and not on KG per kg EACH a street corner.” While stocks last Spanish Lime eThekwini Munici pality’s spokesperson, 799 Thulani Mbatha said: each “The municipality is aware of the issue as this Double Beans Curry Yams 1/2 Tray Naartjies 2lt Busta Cooldrinks assorted has been an ongoing problem for years. “The safe abortion stickers are removed by EMGODINI the Expanded Public Works Programme staff, but find that a day after removal they are put up 30 Litre Catering Plastic Dessert 2Lt Plastic again. Pot Spoon - 100s Jug “The municipality R80 ea R15 R10 ea previously conducted Cleaned Trotters Marinated Spare Sheep Pluck Hot/Mild Kebaabs joint operations with (Avail from Fri) Ribs Knives Serviettes Melamine Tray Metro Police and the 99 99 99 from 100s 99 Rectangular 14” SAPS to arrest bogus kg kg tray tray R5 ea R5 R17 ea doctors conducting ille Hot/Mild gal abortions. Marinated Chicken Cocktail “Awareness cam Whole Plastic Plastic Container + Biscuit Sausages Sausages Chicken paigns are conducted to Colander Lid 250 ml Barrel educate the public R13 ea 5 for R6 R10 ea 99 99 99 kg about the dangers of us kg kg ing bogus doctors. It is “COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY, YOU’LL BE SO GLAD YOU DID” very difficult to establish AT WATSON STREET, TONGAAT (next to the Shell Garage) | Tel: 944 4135/944 4109 who the culprits are as Shop 1, Singh’s Centre • 11 Arbee Drive, Tongaat, 4400 they employ ‘runners’ Offers valid from 28/07/16 - 31/07/16 PO Box 172, Tongaat, 4400 • Tel/Fax: 032 945 1148 who work for them.”

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HE Tongaat police and the K9 Unit members arrested a 30-year-old man at the weekend for rape, robbery and kidnapping in the Fairbreeze area, Tongaat with the help of the brave victim. The suspect used WhatsApp to lure women by promising them jobs. He then raped and robbed them. According to police spokesman Captain Nqobile Gwala the suspect promised two women jobs and took them into a secluded area at the sugarcane fields where he tied up one and terrorised the other. “The victim managed to escape and alerted the police. On arrival police found that the suspect had escaped. “He continued with his evil deeds unaware that he was under the watchful eye of the police,” said Gwala.

He was caught in the act while luring another victim with the same modus operandi. “The suspect would rape victims and rob them of their belongings, including cellphones He used the phones to lure female contacts of the victims.” The man was taken to Tongaat police station for detention and will be charged for rape, robbery and kidnapping. He will appear in court soon. KwaZulu-Natal acting provincial commissioner Major General Bhekinkosi Langa commended police on their alertness and determination into apprehending the suspect. “We urge other women who were victims of a similar scenario to come forward and report the incident. We also advise women to refrain from believing all job promises from strangers,” he said. - Supplied

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>> Residents urged to be safe as the province get ready for elections SABELO NSELE

LECTION observers have identified many potential “hot spots” where violence may break out during the August election. With less than two weeks before the local government elections, there is concern over voter safety in the light of the politically motivated killings that continue to mar the run-up to the elections. The Local Government Observer Mission, which was formed by the KZN Christian Council and other civil society groups, has identified more than 19 hot spots in the province. These are areas that have recently experienced political killings, intra-

Concern over voter safety in KZN party conflict, intimidation, community protests and service delivery protests. They include Imbali and Sobantu in Pietermaritzburg, hostels in Durban’s KwaMashu and Glebelands, Newcastle, Kokstad and others. Observers warn that violent acts may erupt even after the local government elections. Since the beginning of the year, there have been 12 deaths in the province that have been believed to be politically motivated. KZN Christian Council director Dr Douglas Dziva described the situation as worrying. “We are very worried. Political killings contri-bute to fear among the vot-

ers. Individual councillors and mayors have complained to us about the death threats. “It looks like it is intra-party conflict with certain parties,” he said. A dossier compiled by the observ-

ers calls for “serious attention in terms of security deployment” for Sobantu. “The ANC [in Sobantu] is divided and two faction groups have emerged. Through dissatisfaction one member has come up and registered as an inde-

There is an ongoing war among the residents. More than 30 people have been murdered. Early this year an ANC councillor was killed in the same hostel

pendent candidate. “Sobantu community is against the ANC candidate. They allege it was imposed on them. Death threats written on a letter was circulated in the area. There is tension in the area,” reads the dossier. It also warns that free elections could be an “unattainable” dream for Glebelands hostel residents. “There is an ongoing war among the residents. More than 30 people have been murdered. Early this year an ANC councillor was killed in the same hostel.” The dossier further warns of rising tensions within the ANC in Durban townships. “There are very serious tensions within the ANC since there was a regional conference where the current mayor [James Nxumalo] was defeated. There is an ongoing bitterness between the members of the ANC,” the dossier noted. Dziva said 30 violence monitors, a group of master observers tasked to mediate in conflict situations, had been trained. “They will now train 500 election observers to be deployed across the province on August 3,” he said.

Book of Verulam history launched THE Verulam Historical Society launched its pictorial history of the

town in a book titled Verulam, City of Saints recently.

Amber Ramdass (chairman of Verulam Historical Society and book editor) with members of the society, Benjy Ramgulam, Maalthee Dayaram, Kishori Ramdass, Maggie Achary and Vish Roopnarain. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Youth come together THE Vedanta Institute of SA hosted a successful youth workshop recently and they thanked all sponsors who contributed towards it. The workshop was followed by the

distribution of the first batch of 162 jerseys for eight schools on Mandela Day. The Swamiji and members of the Vedanta Institute S.A. and the Vedanta Ashram Education Trust are grateful for the generous support of the all the donors who have made sacrifices on their budget to accommodate this much-needed service to the children and youth. The institute commemorates the centenary year of Swami Chidananda, the successor of Swami Sivananda, and they are encouraging individuals to mark this commemoration by assisting those in need. - Supplied

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Local residents at the Seatides youth workshop.

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First Batch of 162 jersey distribution to eight schools on Mandela Day.

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Health MEC rallies against TB A

NATIONAL coalition against tuberculosis was launched in Durban last week. This alliance is a partnership between government, led by the National Department of Health, which has partnered with the National Religious Association for Social Development (NASRAD), the South African National TB Association (Santa) and the South Africa Red Cross. According to the National Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, TB has overtaken Aids as the biggest killer of all infectious diseases, which today, is responsible for more deaths than HIV and Aids, worldwide. The launch was held at eThekwini Community Church in Durban, led by Motsoaledi, the KZN Health MEC Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo and health professionals, including members of parliament from African states. They signed a pledge to be part of the global TB Caucus. Sounding a warning about the dangers of this silent killer, Motsoaledi said: “I dare all of you to request nurses to screen you for TB when you visit our clinics. Whether you are there for immunisation of your child or treatment for other ailments, ask to be screened so you will know whether you need to be put on treatment for TB. He said government is going to scale up TB screening in all Metros. The minister said TB was one of the biggest killers of people with Aids. “Statistics reveal that nine million people have TB worldwide, but only six million are on treatment. In South Africa the people who are the most

affected by TB are inmates, those living in informal settlements and children, especially those under the age of five.” Motsoaledi called upon churches, mosques, synagogues and other places of worship to help save lives. “Today, we again summon the nation, communities, religious groups, men, women and the youth to participate in this ground-breaking TB testing campaign. “As we do so we must remind each other that to have tuberculosis is not a shame. We must allay the fears of those who contract the disease that they will be shunned, excluded and made to suffer in silence away. We must stand firm against prejudice, stigma and exclusion.” - Supplied.

Some TB symptoms: or more; • coughing for two weeks than two re mo for er fev • persistent weeks; and drench • inexplicable weight loss, e. igu fat ing sweats and

Pastor Vusi Dube of eThekwini Community Church and National Minister of Health Dr Aaron Mot soaledi at the tuberculosis aware ness.

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National Department of Health members with Pastor Vusi Dube of eThek wini Community Church at the tuberculosis awareness campaign.

Creations of Jobs and Provision of Quality Services to all. The EFF’s People Municipality will open various Services and Operational municipal centres and offices around the Municipality in order to provide services directly and closer to where the people live. The EFF’s People Municipality Services and Operational Centres will provide for basic municipal services such as payment of rates, electricity, reporting of water leakages and assistance with other basic needs. Abolish the usage of consultants to perform basic functions of the Municipality. Services and Operational Centres will be open 6 days per week in order to allow full-time workers to attend to municipal services needs during weekends End to Cadre deployment practices and policies in all Municipalities and all Municipality employees will be employed on the basis of their qualifications and suitability for the job an not on the basis of which political party they belong.

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Destroy all Apartheid symbols and statues and Rename all apartheid Street Names in the course of de-colonising South Africa’s public spaces. 8. EFF Councillors reside where they are elected and must implement an open door policy where members of the community can visit them from time to time. 9. EFF Councillors will not be allowed to ask for money and Sexual Favours in order to give basic services such as houses to the people they serve. 10. The EFF People’s Municipality will pass by-laws which will expropriate and allocate land equitably to all residents of the Municipality for residential, recreational, industrial, religious and agricultural purposes and activities with the principle of use it or lose it. 11. Allocate Stands to People for Free through an open and transparent mechanism. 12. Establish and revitalise industrial parks and make them available to industrialists for the production of various goods and services 13. Every Ward under its control and under its Municipality has an Economic Activity that Employs People and produces goods and services.

“THE PEOPLE’S MAN” has been welcomed by the EFF with his 20 years of Municipal experience and 10 years of serving as a Councillor in the Ethekwini Municipality. During the 10 years as a Councillor Payadaychee served as a Deputy Chairman of the Health, Safety and social services committee (2006-2011) and thereafter served on the Municipal Public Accounts Committee (2011- 2016). To all my voters, volunteers, family, friends and my sponsors, I thank You for your support over the years. My Loyal Services will continue to all as the

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HOPE for abandoned babies NOSIPHO MKHIZE nosipho.mkhize@media24.com

IKHON iThemba, a non-profitorganisation, believes that every child has potential no matter their background, where they come from or what they have been through. Likhon iThemba spokesperson Kim Brown said: “We are passionate about improving the lives of vulnerable children in South Africa and giving them a head-start. “We are dedicated to providing a safe and loving family environment for those who have no one. We are committed to ensuring that every child feels safe and secure and that their needs are met. We believe that children should be part of a family, they

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should feel secure, loved, never go hungry and have access to medical care.” The organisation has a “baby house” called Holah Baby House, a place of safety that provides care for up to six babies. “We have been registered since June 2012 and have cared for 32 babies so far. We look after the babies until suitable adoptive families are found or until they are reunited with their biological family if the circumstances are right. We have dedicated our time to working with child welfare organisations to ensure these babies are well cared for.” Likhon iThemba has a branch called “Bowl of Plenty”, which collects food donations and distributes them to

Likhon iThemba children at an Easter egg hunt at the home. needy families in Durban, the South Coast and to rural areas. “We serve an underfunded NPO home

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>> The Tongaat South Vishnu Temple invites all to its prayer takes place at 10.30am and evening prayer BGM on Sunday 14 August at 2pm. It takes place at takes place at 4pm. Lunch and early supper will be the temple. served. Donations will be appreciated. For details call >> Join International Yogi on Monday, 1 August Ford 073 456 2255, Mala on 073 025 4286 or DV on 2016 from 6:30pm. Talk starts at 7pm at the Shree Go 078 905 5521. pal Lal Hindu Temple – Temple Valley, Verulam. The >> Tongaat Child Welfare is hosting their 76th an international guest is Brahma Kumari Jyoti from Dubai nual general meeting on Saturday 30 July at Tongaat and he will share the option to overcome fear in these Welfare Centre, Tesco Drive, Potgieter’s Hill in Tongaat. critical times. RSVP by 27 July. Call 032 944 1514. For further information, contact Brahma Kumaris >> Fairbreeze Govt Indian school 1952 class of stan Verulam Inner Peace Centre on 032 533 6728 or email: dard 6 is inviting former to students of the class for verulam@za.brahmakumaris.org a get together. Date venue and time to be confirmed. >> The Shree Veeraboga Emperumal Temple and Please call Baker Saib on 032 9457206 or 032 The Brake Village Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple 9453416, Sonny Govender on 032 944 6415. presents “Shakti” a journey of dance. music and drama, >> The Tongaat South Women’s Forum is looking on Saturday 20 August at 6pm at the Veeraboga Cul for women to join their group. They are also urging peo tural Centre. Tickets cost R100 reserved and R50 unre ple to donate spare fabric, cotton and zips. For more served. Contact Selochana 073 549 1383 or Geeva 083 information, call Pushpa Govender on 032 944 6892 376 7148. or 073 897 9944. >> The Om Hari Sab ha Temple is hosting Gi ta Week and Sri Jan mashtami from 19 Au gust to 25 August. The METRO ELECTRICAL AND GENERAL public is invited to their MONTH-END SPECIALS LIKE! cultural programme of SHOP 2, SINGH’S CENTRE, 11 ARBEE DRIVE, TONGAAT • 032 944 7786 devotional bhajans and DOUBLE 1OW spiritual discourse daily 1L FLUORESCENT RECHARGEABLE on SRI KRISHNA. All of FITTINGS WITH LED FLOODLIGHT which aims to fill people 2L FREE TUBES with positive energy, peace of mind and inner Single spiritual strength. The 5FT Plug 4FT times and dates are as Double follows: 19 August at Plug 6:30pm to 8pm, BATTEN HOLDER TV BRACKETS DSTV REMOTES 20 August at 4pm to R3.50 6pm, 21 August at 4pm THRU SWITCH to 6pm, 22 August to 25 Au R5.00 10 MT INSULATION TAPE gust at 6.30pm to mid night. It takes place at R7.00 the temple on 22 Mira PVC PLUGTOPS from Way, Everest Heights, R6.00 Verulam. For more de WHOLESALE & RETAIL SUPPLIERS OF ALL INDUSTRIAL & DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES tails, call 032 533 3691. OPEN ON SUNDAYS Admission is free and BULK AND RETAIL AIRTIME ALSO AVAILABLE supper will be served WHILE STOCKS LAST • E&OE • WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO RESERVE QUANTITIES daily. >> Pastor Robert Rampersad invites all to evening of an Open Heaven with Worship, Word and miracles. It takes place on 31 July 2016 at the Bayete Wor Shop 21, Singh’s Centre (Colosseum Arcade). ship Centre, Dawncrest, Tel: 071 089 4231 Verulam at 4.30pm. Transport provided in most areas in Verulam. Slinky Viscose Trilobal For more information, Cotton Plain Plain 25 Colours contact Jerield Sami Knits + Printed nathan on + ...sold by 074 633 4225. per metre Pleated weight >> Mountview Sec ondary School is hosting a dinner and dance 2016 Velvets Off Cuts on 6 August at 6pm at Specials Evening Wear ....sold the school. The cost is on Draping Laces by R250 per person. For Fabric Satins, etc more details email: weight mvss40yearscelebra tion@gmail.com And Much Much More >> The Shree Karu marriamen Ghargum WHILE STOCKS LAST!!! Prayer will be held on 31 July opposite Brake Vil lage Temple. Morning

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called ‘Ikhayalethu’, in Nzimakwe, which serves 46 cerebral palsy children. They receive no funding other than child grants. We assist another NPO project, ‘Vuku Zithathe Project’, which cares for over 60 orphaned and abandoned and at-risk children in Gamalakhe. We also feed 18 children in a crèche in Manzamhlope where we hope to build a homework centre. “We have been fortunate to get regular donations of bananas from many local farmers, but welcome primarily, any and all food items, and if possible, clothing, school stationery and wheelchairs to assist us in making an impact in these forgotten rural areas.” “Butterfly Effect Baby Cottage” is a new project, a “baby house” on the South Coast. “This home is in Ramsgate and will be a respite centre for disabled children in the system who have become weak, sickly and undernourished and

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we aim to build them up and make them strong and healthy before going back into the system. “We don’t believe in begging for money or expecting it, we hold fundraisers to give our supporters something for their money. When we receive corporate funding or sponsorship for events, we ensure that those sponsors are given maximum exposure and connect them with organisations whose families are interested in adopting a special-needs child. Likhon iThemba’s wish is to work with hospital social workers to get abandoned children and babies in hospitals into a family environment. For more information, contact 083 232 5501.

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HE seventh annual Durban Beach Sari Stroll takes place on 31 July at the Durban Beachfront Amphitheatre at 1pm. The Durban Beach Sari Stroll has been the brainchild of Kammy Gounden and Natalie Lange, avid

>> Event is popular among women of all cultures PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Members of the Dawncrest Civic Association. THE Dawncrest Civic Association hosted a successful Cuppa for Hospice outside Pick n Pay Verulam for the Ver-

Pupils Zethu from Buffelsdale Secondary and Nompilo from Ham banati School are dressed preparing for the stroll.

ulam Regional Hospice. A substantial sum of money was raised for the Hospice. - Supplied

Winter reading programme success CANELANDS Library hosted a winter reading programme with Canelands children.

The programme was aimed at improving reading skills among disadvantaged children.

collectors of the colorful and graceful sari. Durban is the only city in the world that has run an event of this nature annually in order to showcase the grace and glamour of the timeless sari. The event is popular among women of all cultures as one does not have to own a sari to attend the event. Ladies are welcome to select a free sari of their choice from our collection of saris, which are made available at our sari tent at the Suncoast Amphitheatre, from where the stroll will start. Ladies will also be helped to drape their sari and enjoy a stroll against a backdrop of the Indian Ocean. The event culminates at the Amphitheatre where another two marquees are set up to provide high tea and treats as well as entertainment for the fun filled afternoon. This includes songs and dance from different ethnic backgrounds and informative talks by inspirational leaders of the community. There will also be goodie bags for all participants and prizes to be won. Call Selvie Naicker on 083 778 8989 for more information. - Supplied.

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True leadership he was wrong not to implement the public protector’s report on Nkandla. He now has to pay back the money for undue benefits. We do not expect much when it comes to people facing up to their failures. It was therefore a shocking and moving experience to watch a media briefing by the Trek4Mandela team on their return from Mount Kilimanjaro after the tragic death of racing car driver Gugu Zulu. Zulu died after experiencing difficulty breathing while he and his wife Letshego were attempting to summit the mountain as part of a charity drive for the Nelson Mandela Foundation. The news of the death of the sports personality stunned the nation and left those who knew him in deep grief. When the Nelson Mandela Foundation announced that there would be a media briefing on the team’s return from Tanzania, it was expected that there would be tributes and expressions of condolence. What ensued, however, was unprecedented. The expedition leader, mountaineer Sibusiso Vilane, began with an emotional apology to the nation for not bringing the whole team back home. “It was on Wednesday last week when I stood up and said to your fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters who had come to bid you farewell. that as the leader of the Trek4Mandela Caring4Girls Kilimanjaro expedition, my role is to make sure that I bring those you have come to say goodbye to back safely and alive. I am very disappointed to say I did not deliver on that promise,” Vilane said, breaking down in tears.

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Vilane and the team doctor Roxanne Schutte gave a run down of what had happened, describing Zulu’s condition at various stages of the trek until they decided that he should be brought down the mountain. The Nelson Mandela Foundation CEO Sello Hatang, who had flown to Tanzania after hearing of Zulu’s death, told how he had roped the couple into participating in the expedition. “Little did he know that that was his final destination. To South Africa, I would like to say I’m really sorry that I didn’t bring Gugu Zulu back alive. At this very low moment for our country, this low moment for the Nelson Mandela Foundation and for Madiba’s legacy, we will say this is yet another mountain that we have to summit again,” an emotional Hatang said. Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula offered words of comfort, saying it had been a voluntary climb for a good cause and that nobody should feel blame. “Here before us, lies a story of goodwill that humanity and all races must follow. It is an inspirational story. It is tragic, but it will remain for us in history forever and forever.” Many people at the media briefing and watching the live broadcast were in tears as each member of the panel spoke. Zulu’s death at the prime of his life, leaving behind a wife and oneyear-old baby, is painful and tragic. But it was also deeply moving to see Hatang and the team members respecting the nation enough to account for what happened, even though they themselves were grief-stricken. Nobody had expected immediate and detailed answers but they felt it their responsibility to account to the nation. There could be no greater mark of true leadership. • Ranjeni Munusamy is a political journal ist and commentator for the Daily Maver ick. ranjeni.munusamy@gmail.com

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BOUT 2 000 volunteers from Sibaya Casino staff, KwaZuluNatal businesses and local communities converged at Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom to pack 942 boxes, equaling 203 472 meals, for hungry children on 18 July 2016. In the spirit of International Nelson Mandela Day, volunteers spent 67 minutes in shifts, packing dried goods such as soya, rice, 23 vitamins and minerals and a soup mix to be delivered to hungry children around South Africa. Meals packed at Sibaya with the help of local businesses and caring volunteers will be distributed by Stop Hunger Now South Africa to KZN charities. Each meal box will feed a child one meal a day for an entire year. The event was part of the international challenge, Follow the Sun, organised by Stop Hunger Now South Africa and Sun International, which aimed to pack 10 million meals over seven days, from 13 to 20 July, in South Africa, Philippines,Malaysia, India, Italy, U.S. and Peru. The other participating Sun International properties included GrandWest in Cape Town, The Boardwalk in Port Elizabeth, Carnival City in Johannesburg and Sun City in the North West.

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Melville Vogel, Sibaya regional general manager, was one of the volunteers who packed meals for hungry children as part of the Follow the Sun meal packing challenge at Sibaya on International Nelson Mandela Day.

Sibaya staff help pack meals that will be distributed to charities to feed hungry children. The staff (back) Anne Butler, Dr Mthabela (middle, from left) Belinda Jelf, Ntsoareleng Mnguni, Ugeshni Naicker, Nobulelo Sibisi, Kareen Augustine, and (front) CherylAnn Dean.

“We are heartened by the response from the community and businesses to the meal packing challenge.

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smile to all of them. They were treated to lunch and given a motivation talk on keeping up the great work with the theme, “Happy staff are productive staff”. They were given a Certificate of Appreciation. Outstanding workmanship, commitment, dedication and team work has resulted in our children section being transformed in an appealing and use-friendly environment. Comments received from staff:

“It lifted up their spirit in knowing that they add value. “They have never experienced such a day called ‘Appreciation Day’.” Others felt a great sense of happiness Tongaat Central Library places on record its thanks and appreciation to Donovan and his great team.

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LMOST all smokers are well aware of the health risks their habit poses, but yet they struggle to kick the habit. New research suggest supplementing with wild honey could reduce the toxic effects of smoking. Smoking plays a role in many serious health issues: stroke, myocardial infarction, cardiovascular disease, coronary artery disease, to name but a few. And, despite having access to different kinds of smoking alternatives, many smokers remain loyal to traditional cigarettes. In light of this, research is looking deeper into the use of natural products to help smokers limit the damage they’re doing to their health. A recent study in Toxicological and Environmental Chemistry, Syaheedah et al. sought to find what impact the

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STRUGGLING with workout costs? Feel like your healthy body might be worth your unhealthy budget? We look at overspending and workouts. It’s super tricky getting that perfect life/workout balance. You’re doing the smart thing for your health by working out, but it may be hurting your bank balance. With gym-memberships in South Africa costing anything from around R199 to R1900 per month and all giving various different benefits (like a shoeshine bar and being able to use your membership in other countries!), it can get tricky knowing whether it’s all worth it. We look at working out according to your budget, your cost-per-workout and how you could save costs on your workouts. If you know you need to cut back on your workout-costs, but don’t know how much, consider following theadvice of GoGirl Finance. They recommend using a 50/30/20 budget – which breaks up your home pay into three: 50% of your pay goes to monthly fixed costs, 20% to flexible spending and 30% are financial goals and savings. A fixed workout cost, like a gym membership, should fit into the 50% fixed costs. Anything extra, like stan-

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At the end of the 12 weeks, smokers who were supplemented with honey were found to have greatly improved antioxidant status. This strongly suggests that, due to its antioxidant and strong free radical ‘scavenging’ properties, honey can reduce oxidative stress. Syaheedah concludes “Our findings may suggest that honey can be used as a supplement among those who are exposed to free radicals in cigarette smoke, either as active or passive smokers, and so protect or reduce the risk of having cardiovascular dis-

dalone classes or new equipment goes into the 20% flexible spending category. This 20% of your budget is also where your groceries, hobbies and eating out goes, so make sure you plan well. Your cute workout clothes also fall into the 20% category. Working out your cost-per-workout may do wonders for making decisions regarding your workouts, LearnVest advises. You might be someone who spends thousands on your workouts, but you’re there, working out constantly. Your cost per workout would be much lower than someone who pays much less for their workout, but only uses it once in a while. LearnVest gives the following example: Let’s say – you spend R1000 per month on a gym membership and your friend spends R100 (I know, I know, this is hypothetical). You work out once a day and your friend works out once a month. Your cost-per-workout would be R1000 / 365 = R2.74. On the other hand, the cheaper gym membership that your friend never uses would work

eases.” Health24 asked Dr Mahaneem Mohamed if other types of honey could have a similar effect, and he responded that smokers can supplement with other types of honey, as long as the honey is pure. He says wild honey from many countries have been shown to have similar antioxidant properties. Organic or wild honey, that is un heat-treated, is readily available from retailers and health shops around the country. Tualang honey is available from the Tualang honey store. - Health24

out to R100/12 = R8.33 per workout. Have a look at the bottom of this article for some real-life examples of costper-workouts in South Africa. Know you need to cut back, but don’t know where to start? There are various ways of saving money on workouts: • There are loads of free exercise videos on Youtube you can follow. • If you like running, consider ditching the gym and going for a run outside. Make it a group activity and ask a friend to join you. If there’s one in your area, you can also join a free weekly Park Run (a 5km walk or run with others in a local park/running space). • If you decide to give up on your monthly gym membership, but still want to use some of the equipment, consider investing in a few basics, like kettlebells or resistance bands, for yourself. • If you’re close enough to a hiking trail, get hiking! And enjoy some of South Africa’s wonderful scenery along the way - Health 24

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HE school holidays were packed with exciting activities for Protec pupils who took part in a variety of workshops. Grade 10 and 11 pupils chose steam cars and bridge building workshops. For the steam-car workshop pupil used kits designed by Professor Binden from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty at UKZN, while the bridge builders designed and built bridges using strips of balsa wood and Pratley Quickset. The three teams with the strongest bridges will participate in the SAICE KZN interschools competition on 4 August. “In addition to applying maths and physical science concepts in a practical and fun

way, these workshops develop good team work, problemsolving and communication skills. They also enable pupils to test their skills and aptitude in engineering and increase their understanding of technology and the environment.” said Protec Tongaat manager, Marion Takis. The Grade 12s focused on their studies attending enrichment classes in math and physical science, life science and accounting. The UKZN Science Centre also conducted practical activities with all pupils. Grade 10s focused on the heating and cooling curve of water. Grade 11s did Ohm’s Law, while the Grade 12s looked at the internal resistance of a battery.

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>> Pietersen looks forward to another season in Durban

HE Sunfoil Dolphins have resigned global T20 star Kevin Pietersen for the upcoming RAM Slam T20 Challenge, adding a fresh injection of energy as the franchise prepares for the 2016/17 domestic cricket season. Pietersen has again signed a fivematch deal that will see him represent the KZN franchise in the second half of the round robin stage and will also turn out for the Dolphins in the playoff and final should the team progress to the knockout phase of the competition. “I’m as excited as anything to have signed with the Dolphins again,” explains Pietersen. “I had such a wonderful season with them last season and I really enjoyed the team, the camaraderie and the competition so it was a very easy decision to sign again for this season’s T20 competition. “It will be great to getting back onto

the cricket field again and I’m really looking forward to seeing everyone in Durban again as well. “Here’s to a successful campaign!” he adds. While disappointed to see Sunfoil Dolphins CEO, Pete de Wet’s time in charge of the KZN franchise draw to a close shortly, Pietersen is relishing the opportunity of working with newly appointed head coach, Grant Morgan again. “It has been an absolute pleasure to deal with Pete (de Wet) – I’m sorry to see him leave the Dolphins, but I’m really excited to work with Grant Morgan who I know very well,” says Pietersen. “I was privileged enough to spend some time with Kevin during my time at Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL back in 2009,” explains Morgan. “He was captain of that side and made an indelible impact on all the players, especially the youngsters.”

“Its great to have Kevin coming back and playing for the Dolphins again this season. He is a world class player in all formats of the game and in T20 he is no doubt one of the best there has ever been.” While Pietersen’s mentoring role was again evident during his time with the Dolphins last season, taking players such as Andile Phehlukwayo under his wing and guiding the exciting all-rounder, it was his effort with the bat that left the most telling impression. The former Maritzburg College pupil and KZN age group player blasted 401 runs in just seven innings – including two hundreds and two fifties at an average of 80.20 and a strike of 172.84 – that ignited the competition as a whole and played a key role in seeing the Dolphins reach the final. Outgoing CEO, De Wet is another thrilled by Pietersen’s return and be-

lieves his inclusion in the squad’s T20 plans will yield positive results for the franchise. “I’m extremely pleased we’ve been able to sign Kevin to the Sunfoil Dolphins again for this season’s RAM Slam T20 Challenge,” says De Wet. “He added immense value to our franchise last year and having a guy like him around can only do wonders for the Dolphins again this time around.” “I would like to wish the squad all the best of luck and hope that they will continue to put in the hard yards in the next couple of weeks and months leading up to the season. “I have no doubt that they will bring success to Dolphins franchise in the PHOTO: SUPPLIED very near future,” says De Wet. Kevin Pietersen. More information can be found at www.dolphinscricket.co.za - Supplied CAR PAINTS & ACCESSORIES

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Mandela race conquered Balan Naidoo and Johnny Naidoo of Tongaat Panthers Athletics club braved the cold last Sunday and took part in the 67min Mandela race hosted by Verulam Athletics club and Ilembe Lifeskills Department at King's Park in Durban. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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The youngsters seen at the youth programme. MORE than 20 youth from Tongaat south in Belvedere attended the Youth Development programme last week. The programme takes place every Tuesday at 4.15pm from Flambel Pool Parking. Zia Doorsamy led the boys home while Revona Aaron led the girls. The Seatides Youth league also takes place every Thursday from Seatides Combined School at 4pm.

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