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

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

Shop 2, Vijay Agencies House, CONTACT LENS 3 DAYS Have LEFT!!! a safe and blessed festive season 341 Main Road, Tongaat 4399 A CONTACT to destroy WITH some of our communities. own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 ITS BLOOMING continues However, the one thing that continues to we renew our pledge to you to do our very best osmanoptometrist@gmail.com stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper High- to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balLENS CONSULT way community. Through the difficult times, anced source of news, opinion, features, sports BRILLIANT our readers have once again proven that we and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area.

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

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

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

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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WO men, suspected to be part of a group of armed robbers who have been terrorising residents locally and around Durban, were arrested in Trenance Park, Verulam on Monday 26 September. The two men, aged between 25 and 30, are linked to multiple cases of house robberies and hijacking that have been taking in Verulam, Pinetown, Cato Ridge and Malvern since January. According to Verulam SAPS the Crime Intelligence Unit received a tip-

off last week about two suspects enroute to Verulam to commit robbery in Inanda Road near Trenance Park. SAPS spokesperson in Verulam Captain Mark Prakasim told Weekly that the suspects were travelling on Inanda Road when policemen spotted them. “Our Vispol Task Team and Crime Prevention Unit members were sent to Inanda Road. They noticed a vehicle that matched the description of the suspects’ car. “There were two occupants in the vehicle. Police stopped the driver to

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conduct search. The driver was found in possession of a N75 MM pistol and five rounds of ammunition. “The other suspect was also found in possession of Norico 9MM pistol and eight rounds of ammunition. Serial numbers for both firearms were filed off. According to the information received from Crime Intelligence Unit both suspects were part of an armed gang terrorising the community,” he said. The gang used to strike at night and hold up families at gunpoint demanding cash. “The suspects are linked to hijacking and house robberies around Durban,” said Prakasim. Both suspects appeared briefly at Verulam Magistrate’s Court and the matter was adjourned for further investigations. “It is a major breakthrough by our police working in partnership with Crime Intelligence Unit.” In a separate incident another two suspects were arrested in Trenance Park on 22 September. It alleged that the suspects are working with the gang committing house robberies and hijacking in Verulam. Prakasim said the police were patrolling on Inanda Road when they

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THE Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini Zulu called on parents to support their children in the campaign of free tertiary education. He was addressing scores of people at the Heritage Day function held at Moses Mabhida Stadium on 24 September. Coastal Weekly hit the streets in Tongaat to hear the views of the community about campaign. Isaac Suleman (40), Tongaat resident said: “It is not going to be possible. Where is the money going to come from? Are students disputing to pay at universities? To me it is totally unacceptable in a sense that there is a way the government can come together with other stakeholders to achieve this fees must fall campaign. It is unfortunate that some parents cannot afford to pay for education. “Burning of infrastructure is totally out of order and all those responsible for it must face the law. When the students burn the infrastructure where is

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MAN accused of breaking into a primary school in Verulam was arrested by the police on Monday 26 September in possession of suspected stolen property. The suspect (25), was among a group of men who broke into Acacia Primary in Verulam and removed 16 HP laptops from the computer room. The police said that the suspects broke down the door and ransacked the room on Monday night.

On 26 September members of Vispol Task Team received information about the suspect, who was in possession of suspected stolen laptops in the Waterloo area. According to police reports the suspect was spotted selling the laptops to the residents in Waterloo. Police spokesperson in Verulam Captain Mark Prakasim said: “Our members were sent to the Waterloo area after we received the information about the suspect selling expensive lap-

tops to Waterloo residents. “When police arrived at his house, six laptops were found and he was charged for being in possession of suspected stolen property. The task team has taken over the investigation and the suspect is remanded in police custody pending further investigation,” he said. The police warned the public not to buy suspected stolen property. “Buying stolen property is a crime and those found with the suspected stolen goods will be charged,” he said.

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Incompetent, but connected Despite Myeni’s dreadful record, she was retained as chairperson of the newly appointed SAA board as a “compromise”. The question that must be asked is who was the compromise with? It is no secret that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, who is responsible for the political oversight of SAA, wanted Myeni gone from the time he was reappointed to his post. There was also tension between Myeni and the former Finance minister Nhlanhla Nene, which is believed to have been a contributing factor to his axing in December 2015. So who is it that was so determined to retain Myeni on the SAA board that there had to be a “compromise”? It is not only Myeni who enjoys special protection from an undeclared source.

Motsoeneng has turned the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) into his personal fiefdom. This is despite a report by the public protector and court judgments finding him unqualified for his position in management and guilty of maladministration for inflating his salary and that of other SABC executives. Like Myeni, Motsoeneng had a disastrous reign at the SABC, including rubbishing the credibility of the public broadcaster through his absurd editorial policies. He also used the resources of the SABC to finance a cult-like following and commissioned a choir to sing praise songs about him. This week, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in Bloemfontein rejected Motsoeneng’s bid to appeal against an earlier court ruling that found his appointment at chief operating officer should be set aside. This leaves Motsoeneng with no more legal options, as he clearly has no grounds to take the matter to the Constitutional Court. While both Myeni and Motsoeneng have been exposed as incompetent and unworthy of their positions, they

remain conceited, believing they are entitled to their high-flying jobs. Myeni arrived late for the finance committee meeting in Parliament this week, where she was supposed to account for the performance of the airline. She told the committee she had been unwell but it is clear that she also does not take parliamentary accountability seriously. In response to questions about the airline’s appalling financial results under her leadership and whether it would not be in the best interests of SAA for her to resign, Myeni was indifferent. “I did not appoint myself. It was a Cabinet decision,” she said. Motsoeneng has been equally cavalier after the SCA decision rendered his position invalid. Speaking at the funeral of Kwaito star Mandoza yesterday, Motsoeneng tastelessly used the platform to blow his own trumpet. “You cannot decide for my future, I will decide. “If I leave the SABC it will not be the first time. Hlaudi is stress-free,” Motsoeneng told mourners. In a dizzying ego trip, he went on to say: “For some of us, intelligence is in our blood.” It is not clear what the future holds for these two people and the other incompetents who contaminate the public service. Myeni is supposed to leave SAA after a year, but who knows whether her special political protection might result in an extended stay, or perhaps another highflying post she is unworthy of. Motsoeneng, for now, remains at the SABC as an “ordinary employee”, as if it is a PETRUS MOLELEKWA voluntary club that he can remain a member of. These two people MAKING YOUR HOME LOAN MY BUSINESS personify the state of If home ﬁnance leaves you feeling stressed and uncertain, perhaps it’s time to talk incompetence and to SA Home Loans. We pride ourselves on making sure our clients are guided through lack of accountability the home loan process, making it as simple and stress-free as possible. We specialise in government. in home loans, so you can be sure your application is being given expert personal And chillingly, their power is deattention, with quick turnaround times and regular feedback. rived from a hotline to So if you are buying a home or thinking of switching your current bond, give me a call today. the highest office. THB/40810

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Ballito friends conquer Kili >> “It is the climb. one thing to Waiting to greet us at Madecide to climb a chame gate were 33 porters and two cooks. Everything was mountain, it is quite weighed and recorded and then, off we set, ambling upanother to be on top of wards through a magnificent forA rt it,” Herbe est. Before long, the sun had set and we were in the dark, making our Simon I OWN a bright orange suitcase which was unmistakeable on the runway among the rest of our gear, as we taxied off on the last leg of our inbound journey to Kilimanjaro. We were finally on the way, but our luggage evidently, was not. Not the most auspicious of starts to an epic adventure. Earlier in the day, a delayed flight out of Johannesburg had started us off on the wrong foot and now 11 tired and stressed adventurers stared in disbelief at the receding suitcases. Precision Air, as it turns out, was anything but and what followed was like an episode of Faulty Towers. We arrived in Tanzania to intense heat and the promise of a majestic mountain in the distance. Then it dawned on us with a certain amount of trepidation that we were going to walk to the top of that awesome monolith. An aeroplane flew overhead and the realisation that we could reach out and almost touch it from the top of the mountain did little to settle our nerves. Waiting to greet us was Simon the driver. From his reaction to the news of our missing gear, we deduced that this was standard practice. An hour later we had checked into a hotel called “Springland”, an establishment not unlike The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. We soon met up with our head guide, Juma, a slight fellow with a rolling accent and a calm disposition. This was just as well as morale was low and we had seven near hysterical women wailing for their bags. The alternative plan was to hire equipment from the hotel and share what little toiletries we had between us, but old kit and very used sleeping bags was cold comfort compared to the top of the range gear we had all acquired for the trip… and we were not amused. Luckily the new day saw some of the men in our group heading back to the airport and they returned triumphant with the lost luggage. We were off – a few hours later than planned, but we were at last on the way to the start of

way towards the first night’s camp by torchlight and the sliver of a moon peeping through the forest canopy. Black Colobus monkeys rustled in the trees and we saw a little civet dart across the path in front of us. The mood was upbeat and the promise of a warm sleeping bag and hot meal spurred us on. Daybreak brought the realisation that we had walked 11km the day before, most of it in the dark and al-

long-drop ablutions is something not many will forget. Some conquered their fear of heights, but scaling up the Baranco Wall unaided – others settled into extreme camping for the first time, and more still found solace in nature and the unspoiled stark beauty that the mountain offered. Finally after days of winding our way upwards towards the sun, we assembled in Barfu - snow hut in Swahili – camp, an unremarkable strip of land 7km from the Summit. We were told to dress and get some sleep, not an easy feat at 3pm in the afternoon. The wind started howling and I leaped out of my sleeping bag to put on another layer of windproof gear. I looked like the Michelin man, four layers of clothing, two sets of gloves, a fleece hat and a thermal scarf. At 10pm they came to wake us, but believe me, none of us was really able to sleep. Your nerves are so unsettled that you could be forgiven for thinking that you are at the start of the 400m sprint at the Olympics with the world watching. The guides did the last check, made sure we were suited up correctly and that our glasses were clean, our noses did not run and we had our backpacks on the right way. They wiped our brows, dabbed our noses with tissues and tucked our shirts into our pants and away we went. We had a pecking order and had to shout out our numbers every now and again to ensure everyone was still okay. Juma took the lead and set the pace and Allen, another guide, brought up the rear. He carried our emergency oxygen and some coffee for halfway. Two lesser guides appeared from nowhere on summit day and brought up the flank. They both had head torches and would tap us on the shoulders every now and again to check our response and look into our eyes. The summit was 1,300m up over a distance of 7km. It took us 10 hours. You put one foot in front of the other and just keep going. The wind was howling, no one was talking. As you looked up to the top of the mountain you could see the hundreds of little headlamps from other groups of climbers ahead of you. Climbers passed us and sped upwards, only to be found sitting next to the trail a few meters higher, some in tears as you slowly passed them again…the mountain cannot be

Each day brought new challen ges, the higher we went the thinner the air got and the worse the headaches. Scenery started to change and eventual ly you could be forgiven for thinking you were on the moon. though we felt strong, you could feel the stress on the legs and little aches and pains appeared from nowhere. The next stage of the journey was up towards Shiva camp and it soon became evident that some were going to feel the altitude more than others. Already some in the group felt nauseous and others had headaches so bad they were in tears. We walked each day until we could go no more, stopping only to have a drink of water before pressing on. When we did rest for a long time, we could be reassured that we were still very far from camp. Our guides would assure us that we were always just “10 minutes” from our next stop – which meant anything from 15 and 160 minutes. I think if they had really told us the truth, some of us would have just sat down and refused to go any further. Each day brought new challenges, the higher we went the thinner the air got and the worse the headaches. Scenery started to change and eventually you could be forgiven for thinking you were on the moon. The nights were freezing and a trip to the dreaded

rushed, you have to do it “pole pole” (slowly slowly). Eventually the stars gave way to daybreak, a thin sliver of burnt orange light announced the arrival of the new day as we stepped up to Stella point at the top of the mountain. By now we were exhausted. Already the place was choked with the walking wounded - groups that had summited ahead of you and were now starting to make their way down. People were crying from pain and relief, others were being dragged off the mountain, disorientated, exhausted, some with broken limbs, some bleeding from the mouth. Guides and porters have their hands full trying to steady the ship and get everyone down as soon as possible. But ahead of us was yet another challenge. Stella Point is only the top of the mountain, not the highest point, and we set off on one of the longest journeys of my life for the final victory. This was where you separate the men from the boys. Those last 200meters is what Kilimanjaro is made

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UPILS of Mbonisweni Primary School in Hambanathi Township, Tongaat dressed up in colourful and comfortable traditional regalia in celebration of Heritage Month. “Over the years, we have successfully held programmes of this nature. We are grateful for the support that grows each and every successive year, both from the staff and the community – who through collaborative efforts, ensure the success of the initiatives that the school partakes in,” said principal, Ziphiwo Mahlobo. Some of the activities celebrating heritage included a praise poetry, Zulu and Indian song and dance, religious

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HE Tongaat Anti Drug Forum hosted a presentation and prize giving ceremony at the Gandhi’s Hill Temple Hall recently. All primary and secondary schools were invited to participate in various categories including presentation of speeches, poster competitions and drama for primary and secondary schools. Jacky Chetty, retired principal who was the convenor of the judges, was full of praise at the standard of the competition. He complimented pupils for the effort that they put in preparing their items. The forum was also commended for the programme which highlighted the dangers of drug abuse and drug addiction. The manner by which all role players including pupils, parents, teachers and other social partners who are being brought under one programme at a single event was exemplary and noteworthy. All schools are urged to include the forum’s programme in their annual year plan and calendar and have regular drug awareness programmes at their schools.

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The winner of the primary school category was Victoria Primary School. Receiving their trophy (from left) Mrs D R Peter (teacher), Rahul Singh (first place – poster senior primary), Zahra Rahim (first place – speech – junior primary), Sady Pillay (first place – poster junior primary) and principal – Mr L.B. Maharaj.

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Falcon’s walking lizard wins WEEKLY 19 eThekwini township marathon coastal

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INDIWE Hlongwa finished first at the eThekwini Township marathon held on 26 September from uMlazi to KwaMashu. Hlongwa, a member of Checkout Verulam Falcons, said that she was over the moon after winning the marathon. “There were various categories and in the first category I came first and I was placed 10th in the second category. I am very excited and there is still more is to come,” she said. Hlongwa promised to wow her supporters in the next marathon. “I need more training in order to keep on winning the marathon. I promise to keep impressing my supporters in the races to come and they must keep on supporting us,” she said.

However, according to chairman of the Falcons, the route always proves to be challenging which winds through from the south making its way to the north of the Durban CBD. Chairperson of Checkout Verulam Falcons Yunus Doba said in a statement: “This is a tremendous achievement in the context of the route and the quality out on display for the event. Doba said that Falcons members also participated in the 33rd leg of the Asmals Hypersave Series from Verulam towards Tongaat last week.

33rd Leg of the Asmals Hypersave 21km results 01. Bala Govender 2:15 02. Yunus Doba 2:22 15km Results 01. Cicilia Zweni 1:20 02. Nkosinathi Jila 1:26 03. Davis Mfeka 1:26 04. Ashwin Bedesi 1:39 05. Farouk Kadwa 1:39 06. Sharon Sivapurshad 1:39 07. Rogani Moodley 1:39 08. Krish Vadivelu 1:39 09. Abdul Haq Essack 1:39 10. Dawood Norath 1:39 11. Bilal Moyo 1:39 12. Mongi Tshikititshwa 1:49 13. Cindeera Padavattan 1:50 14. Rakesh Gayadin 1:50 15. Danny Govender 1:50 16. Ivan Moodley 1:58 17. Joyce Moonsamy 1:58

The full Falcons results are as follows: eThekwini Township to Township 42km 1. Lindiwe Hlongwa 3:45

The Tongaat cricket team. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

18. Khalil Cassim 2:00 19. Preggie Moodley 2:00 20. Amras Moodley 2:00 15km Walkers Results 01. Eddie Singh 1:47 02. KB Chain 2:13 03. Ebrahim Asmal 2:22 10km Runners Results 01. Daisy Moodley 1:30 02. Felokwakhe Nxumalo 1:30 10km Walkers Results 01. Ravi Perumal 1:15 02. Ganesh Naidoo 1:15 03. Premi Reddy 1:20 04. Sagran Reddy 1:20 05. Savy Govender 1:30 06. Fawzia Kadwa 2:00 07. Jayshree Chattergune 2:00 5km Results 01. Salik Adam 2:00 02. Ismail Adam 2:00 03. Zukia Adam 2:00 04. Zuden Adam 2:00

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EThekwini Township marathon winner Lin diwe Hlongwa shows off her medal after she completed the race.

Tongaat cricket team beats Chatsworth United TONGAAT Cricket Club clinched their first victory in their opening game of the 2016/2017 KZN Castle T20 series against Chatsworth United with a decisive win by 8 wickets on Sunday. Tongaat Cricket Club won the toss and elected to field. Anthony Pillay and Rishen Madhoe lead the bowling attack. Pillay (3211) demonstrated excellent bowling upfront as he rumbled Chat sworth’s top order claiming two quick wick ets. Tongaat then introduced their spinners, and this brought debutant Bradley Goun den and Priyesh Bachu into the attack.

Gounden, Tongaat’s ‘destroyer’, showed an excellent display of spin bowling finish ing with figures of 4410. Tongaat’s spin ners cleaned up Chatsworth’s middle and lower order with Bachu (3121). Joelin Nai du claimed the last wicket of his first deliv ery of the game (0.110) as Tongaat Cricket Club bowled out Chatsworth United for a dismal 56. Tongaat headed the run chase with openers Ushveer Mungal and Kavil Madhoe. Mungal (4) was caught out early in his innings, as Madhoe (15) showed and excel lent display of big hitting as he was caught

out by a stunning display of fielding and team work by Chatsworth United. This brought into the attack, Theoshan Naidoo (13*) and Dharmesh Suklall (20*) who to gether steadied the ship and took Tongaat to an empathic win over Chatsworth Unit ed. Bradley Gounden received the Danny Noharis Man of the Match token for his great performance on debut. Members of Tongaat Cricket Club are urging the community to get behind them and support the exciting games of cricket played by local talent. Supplied.

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