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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. 0800-012-322 As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful United we can 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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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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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.

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

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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OBANTU Clinic has set aside one hour every day to attend to youth health care as part of its adolescents and youth friendly services (AYFS) initiative launched last Friday. This was announced by Jabu Mkhulise, AYFS provincial programme co-ordinator at a Youth Wellness Day at the clinic. Mkhulise said the programme was initiated by Love Life and the Department of Health after noticing an alarming rise in teenage pregnancy, youth being infected with HIV and high use of drugs leading to crime. “Working with the government we then decided to create a programme to focus exclusively on young people. The youth usually complain about the treatment they receive when they visit health-care facilities. They complain of judgmental and overbearing nurses who give them the ‘third degree’. That is why we have trained a health-care professional to best suit their needs,” said Mkhulise. Happy hour will be from 3pm to 4pm, during which the clinic will only see to young people in an area the clinic has specially set aside for them. “We have also implemented what we call the ‘jump the queue’ service to accommodate school-going youth. If you come to the clinic in school uniform you will be attended to first, especially in the morning. We know that sometimes young people leave the clinic before they get the care they require,” she said.

Sobantu Clinic launches youth ‘happy hour’ Nursing staff at Sobantu Clinic perform a musical item at the Youth Wellness Day.

Mkhulise said at the launch of the HIV Prevention Campaign for Girls and Women in the city recently, deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa said nearly 2 000 girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 24 get infected by HIV every week. “For KZN those numbers are especially high under Umgungundlovu District and this initiative is a way to try to reduce the numbers and also keep young people at school.” Services offered to the youth include HIV testing and counselling, family planning, medical male circumcision, mental health care, counselling and educational talks. The Sobantu Clinic Youth Wellness Day programme included talks on drugs, teenage pregnancy and “blessers”. At the event Sibusiso Mthethwa from Fort Napier hospital warned young people about the dangers of using drugs and alcohol. “The use of drugs poison your brain and might trigger long-term mental health problems, including anxiety, panic and paranoia. This affects not only you and your immediate family, but the entire community as you turn to a life of crime to continue to satisfy your addiction.” Mthethwa said in order to win the fight against drugs, government must use the same model it implemented to combat HIV.

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Sibusiso Mthethwa from Fort Napier Hospital advises young people about drugs and alcohol. PHOTO: NOKUTHULA KHANYILE

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UNDREDS of Police and Prison Civil Rights Union (Popcru) members painted the streets of Pietermaritzburg red last Thursday as they marched to the Department of Correctional Services regional office in College Road. They handed over a memorandum of demands, including that they were working under bad conditions, from correctional services workers, SAPS members and Road Traffic Inspectorate officers. The workers are demanding, among other issues, payment of

outstanding overtime since 2009, that all vacant posts at lower levels be filled, the maximum safety of police officers and the nationalisation of the traffic department. Addressing the crowd, Popcru KZN chairperson, Jeff Dladla, said the march was a “warning shot” to the various departments concerned. “We are giving you seven days to respond to the demands of these workers from all over the province, failing which all hell will break loose. “We are tired of remaining in the same rank for years without promotions with only a selected few getting promoted and members on the ground getting

nothing.” Dladla said the state, as the employer, should be aware and take responsibility when workers are unhappy. “We want transformation in the SAPS, we do not want that coconut Phahlane reversing the work that has been done. Police officers are getting killed every day and no one cares, we are tired of [paying] lip service and want to see action. “We want leadership to meet with us to discuss interventions of stopping police killings.” Popcru also demanded special dispensation for members with eight years and above service in the same rank in their department.

“We want the abolishment of unconstitutional structures – clusters and regions - and to root out racism elements. We are tired of our members being racially excluded at police stations like Brighton Beach, Wentworth and Durban Central. “[The] Time for dictation is over, implement policies as they are.” Members also called for an end to unilateral implementation of decisions by management. “The Department of Labour is clear that no member should be suspended without pay and we want to know why we have members who are on suspension, and who are not getting paid.”

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INGRID OELLERMANN A 30-YEAR-OLD man who has been described as a “prominent Pietermaritzburg guru” appeared briefly in the magistrate’s court yesterday in connection with a charge of rape. The man, who is from the Northdale area, is charged with the

rape of an 18-year-old girl. The incident allegedly occurred on July 2. He was not asked to plead to the charge and the case was adjourned until July 12 for a formal bail hearing. State prosecutor Thandeka Mkhize said the state is currently opposed to the man’s release on

Murder suspect appears in court NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com A 29-YEAR-OLD suspect accused of a murder in Sweetwaters on the weekend appeared in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Phindungiphe Mpangase appeared briefly, and the case was postponed to 11 July for a formal bail application. His arrest follows the murder of Sanele Zondi (20) on Saturday morning, who was stabbed after an argument at a tavern in Kwa- Nxamalala. Zondi later died in hospital. Plessislaer Police Station spokesperson, Captain Musa Ntombela said the suspect was arrested on Saturday morning after a tavern brawl that left three injured and one dead. “When the suspect was questioned by police he said he was on his way home from the tavern when he noticed four men following him. He said they tried to attack him and rob him of his belongings and he fought back and stabbed them.” Ntombela said the suspect then fled the scene and went home and told his father what had happened and his father took him to the police station.

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Members of the guru’s family who attended court this week did not want to make any public statements concerning the case at this stage. The Witness reported this week that the guru was regarded by the alleged victim as a close family friend and spiritual guide.

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NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com WENZA ezibukwayo umculi osemncane waseMgungundlovu we-Hip Hop okulindeleke ukuba akhiphe i-albhamu yakhe entsha ngenyanga ka-Agasti. UNkosinathi Ndlela (21) odume ngelika ‘Razor’, waseMbali kumanje ugqame nge-single yakhe entsha ethi ‘Choose May’khethela’ edlala mihla namalanga ku Channel O ne Trace kanye nasemisakazweni emikhulu yakuleli. “Ngingene emculweni ngenxa yothando enginalo ngaloluhlobo lomculo. Umculo into engiyiqale ngisemncane, ngiqale ukubhala ngineminyaka engu 11 kodwa ngize ngaqala ukuqopha ngokusemthethweni ngonyaka ka 2011. Ngaphandle nje kokubhala umculo ngiphinde ngibe u-producer.” URazor uthe ngonyaka ka 2013 usebenze neqembu le-Big Nuz baqopha ingoma kodwa yagcina ingakhishwanga. “Ngiqophe ne-Big Nuz no Duncan ingoma kodwa ngenxa yezizathu engingazazi yagcina ingaphumanga ukuthi abantu bayizwe.”

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Pietermaritzburg artists march against music piracy.

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ED up with the damage piracy is doing to the music industry, Pietermaritzburg artists on Thursday took part in a march against music piracy. They marched through the Pietermaritzburg CBD to educate the community about the effect music piracy has on the industry. They also confiscated pirated

goods from vendors in Langalibalele Street and called for individuals pirating music to be treated as criminals because they are stealing something that does not belong to them, and then make money out of it. Marcher, gospel singer Nkanyiso Miya, said they want the perpetrators to face harsher consequences for pirating music. “This is our bread and butter - it’s painful to see our CDs being sold for

less than R20 on street corners when we work so hard on our craft. “Piracy is a crime that disregards the music industry and we appeal to authorities to take this matter seriously.” Miya said some music consumers think buying pirated music is an insignificant act that does not have a great effect on artists. The march was rounded off with performances at Market Square.

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Winter school camp held to boost results >> Camp is aimed at overcoming barriers to transformation in the accountancy profession NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com

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The recipient of the Bernie Roux floating tro­ phy for Outstanding Achievement in Technical at Mediclinic Pietermaritzburg is Darien Bastew (above), who scored 95.5% in the performance inspection procedure (clinical equipment) training, also attaining first place.

TOTAL of 200 top KZN matric pupils sacrificed a week of winter school holidays to attend the annual South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) Thuthuka Development camp. The pupils gathered at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus for five days of intensive tutoring and additional support in mathematics, accounting, English, science, life skills, and career guidance. Project manager, Lethukuthula Mkhize said the camp is aimed at overcoming barriers to transformation in the accountancy profession. “Our main target market is pupils from previously disadvantaged areas. We want to increase the number of black pupils studying accounting. The country has about 40 000 chartered accountants and only 10% of those are black. The project is basically to start at grass-roots level to increase the numbers and give proper guidance.” Pupils at the camp come from all 12 KZN districts and represented 70 schools. “The response for the camps has been positive. More than 40% of the pupils who attend get the assistance they require to excel. It really

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Matric pupils at the KZN Thuthuka Development Camp at UKZN Pietermaritzburg campus. helps because we work based on a technical report from the Department of Education to identify the challenges these pupils face in class and we focus on them,” said Mkhize. The camp also becomes a platform for pupils who are doing well to get proper funding to further their studies.

“Ideally, if we get proper funding the plan is to spread the camp all over KZN in three educational districts. We want to increase the number of pupils we accommodate to 600.” Ntokozo Fakude, a pupil at St Oswalds Secondary in Newcastle said the camp has been a great experience.

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“We are here to maximise excellence and have fun. It’s been great connecting with pupils from other schools. I have made lifelong friends. I am honourned to be here and highly recommend the camp for other pupils.” Pupils at the camp will also take part in mock exams to help them prepare for their final exams.

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IETERMARITZBURG artists, deejays, producers and song writers filled the Winston Churchill Theatre last Wednesday at the first South African Music Conference in the city. Previously the conference was held in Johannesburg and Durban. The conference was organised by Fano Gumede in conjunction with Deejays Unite (DJU), an organisation formed by some of country’s most loved house deejays, DJ Oskido, DJ Fresh, DJ Christos, DJ Vinny DaVinci, and Greg Maloka. The conference is geared towards educating artists about production, brand building, music royalties and the copyright business. Christos and DaVinci, who have made significant strides in the industry, chaired the conference and advised artists to “think big”. “Start making music for the world, look up to the likes of Black Coffee, who recently scooped a BET award. Money is not a hindrance, if you really want to do it push yourself and make it happen. Be original, find your niche and when you become successful plough back into your community,” said Christos. The discussion also focused on music development for airplay and lyrical content with DaVinci advising that quality is always better than quantity. “No radio station will play a song that sucks. Take time with your craft, don’t be in a hurry to get airplay. We struggled for years to get our music on radio - keep working hard and persevere.” Christos said the industry was short of sound coming from

PMB SA Music Conference a hit

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>> ‘Pietermaritzburg has a distinct sound, take it a step further’

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The audience at the first Music Conference in Pietermaritzburg. Pietermaritzburg. “There is nothing coming out of Pietermaritzburg in terms of music, the industry only knows Durban music, but there is a lot of talent in this city as well. Pietermaritzburg has a distinct sound, take it a step further, push and there will be a lot coming

from this town.” The copyright session was presented by attorney Kaiser Khoza, who advised that it was important for artists to know and understand their rights. “You are in the copyright business - understand your rights. If you don’t

have the knowledge you will be ripped off. Do not take for granted that you will be able to read contracts from music labels on your own, because you will sign your lives away. Be careful of legal jargon, ask lawyers to help you before binding yourself to any contract.” Khoza emphasised the importance of, as an artist, having a management team. “Do not just get a friend or cousin to manage you. Get a management team that understands the performance industry, the fans industry and how you can grow as a brand. Your management should master negotiations and deal-making,” he said. Artists were also warned not to accept free gigs.

“Artists who play for free are killing the industry. Whatever level you are on, you need to be rewarded when you perform. Start with a small amount and as you build your name raise the fee. This is your job therefore you need to get paid,” said DaVinci. Gumede said the conference was a success, “We have another event lined up in the city that will further enhance our talent. We are saying Pietermaritzburg will be the hub of good music in our province of KwaZulu-Natal.” The DJU team made a commitment to make the conference an annual engagement. The conference was sponsored by Umgungundlovu District Municipality, 033 Lifestyle, Ilawu Hotel, Nduru Services and Khayelihle Music.

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Female deejays at the conference. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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HE Mall @ Scottsville reached out to the youth of Pietermaritzburg to recognise good citizens that have made a conscientious effort to make a difference in their community and school environments and positively inspire others to behave in a more selfless way. Each school term a “good citizen”

from each participating school in the Pietermaritzburg area is crowned. The nominees are chosen by their peers or teachers and are nominated based on the typical qualities of a good citizen. These pupils have been nominated for their effort to make a difference. - Supplied

ECHO St John’s pupil earns gold in English Olympiad

LEFT: Seth Redlinghuys from Scottsville Primary School with principal Bobby Nefdt. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

BELOW: Zamo Tembe from Longmarket Girls’ Primary School. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Mpumelelo Duba from St Nicholas Diocesan School with his teacher.

For the first time a St John’s pupil has been recognised as one of the top achievers in the English Olympiad. It’s not ‘just’ a gold for Nokulunga Dlamini, but a top 15 place out of 7 000 entrants, nation­ ally. She has been invited to the Grahamstown Arts Festival to attend the official prize giving.


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HIS column will go to print after the Wales vs Portugal game, but whatever happened in that fixture, it has been predictably unsatisfactory to see headlines of “Bale vs Ronaldo” printed all over various media. Football is of course, a team sport and even though great teams require great individuals, it is the player that needs the team and not the other way round. The Wales team, whether they won or not last night are a perfect example of this. Gareth Bale has been a proper squad member and has not asked for special treatment, even though he is a mega star at Real Madrid and he’s alongside players like Hal RobsonKanu, who was released by is 2nd division club and is currently without

a team. The motto below the badge on the Welsh jersey is: Gorau Chwarae Cyd Chwarae, which translates as “Best Play is Team Play”, and their team has certainly embodied this motto, with 10 goals scored (before yesterday’s semi-final) and only four goals conceded in six matches. They were labelled a “one man team” before the tournament but they have shaken off that label with some spirited team performances. Their defending has been full of commitment and their players have worked hard to get behind the ball and also block the shots on goal. They have also made the most interceptions in the tournament, which means that they are preventing teams from creating attacks against them. Portugal have stuttered along without putting in a team performance. The focus is always on their star and Real Madrid teammate of Bale in Cristiano Ronaldo and as such they struggle when he is not on fire - then they look to Nani or Quaresma to do something for them. The emergence of Renato Sanches has been their saviour. The 18 year old has shown why Bayern Munich paid 35 million Euro for him. He is confident, demands the ball and has a rocket-like shot. Portugal must build a team that incorporates all these special talents if they are to become a consistently successful team. Germany vs France is tonight. This pits the tournament’s meanest defence (Germany, one goal conceded) against the top scoring attack (France, 11 goals scored). The German mannschaft has always been renowned for its team ethic, work rate and determination. It still is but now they have added the special individual skills of players like Ozil, Khedira, Draxler, Kroos and Muller. These players all play within the team system and the team is stronger for it.

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Headlines of ‘Bale vs Ronaldo’ have been printed all over various media.

Germany would have got a major jolt to the system with their penalty shootout win over Italy however and they won’t want to take it that far again. The France team is also one that seems to have put the internal personality problems that have negatively affected their performance in recent tournaments. Manager Didier Deschamps was criticised for not selecting players like Benzema and Nasri but it seems to have unified the squad and

the results are there to see. After their 5 - 2 demolition of Iceland they go into this semi-final with Giroud, Griezmann and Payet all on a goal scoring run of form. Then it will be down to the final on Sunday. The managers will have prepared their teams meticulously: what to do on attack and defence, the set plays and the different systems they will use during the game. They will also rely on that “moment of magic”

when a special player will do something special. Using his improvisation, he will break the game open in that moment. Let’s remember though, that it is the team that creates those moments. As the saying goes - “may the best team win”. Enjoy the football. • Dan Haswell is an “A” licensed football coach and coaches at academy level. He is the technical director of Soccer Kids Academy in Pietermaritzburg.

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ATHLETES have until 31 July to register for the Nelson Mandela Day Marathon on 28 August. Race marketing and communications manager, Lungelo Sithole, said it was important for athletes to register as early as possible. “We remind athletic clubs that R20 000 has been set aside for clubs that register the most runners for the flagship 42,2km race. “First prize in this category is R10 000, second prize is R6 000 and third prize is R4 000.” Sithole said the marathon is aimed at improving focus on athletes, while celebrating Nelson Mandela’s legacy as a nation-builder and a father of the nation. “With the Mandela Day Marathon enjoying live broadcast on SABC, it is an opportunity for athletes to show up and appeal to the corporate world to support the sport, and athletes in particular.” Event organisers have gone out of their way to make this year’s event memorable. “Athletes can be assured of a secure event, from overnight accommodation and meals, to the provision of en-route refreshments and medical services, and post-race necessities. “There will also be an athlete recovery area where athletes will be supplied with medical, physiotherapy and nutritional requirements in order to recover,” said Sithole. This event is supEDT ported of the provincial government, the uMgungundlovu District Municipality and two hosting municipalities, Msunduzi and uMngeni. The Nelson Mandela Foundation is R the strategic partner and works to ensure 100ml that the event lives up “ORIGINAL” to the world standard of celebration for a world-class statesman. - Supplied.

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TOTAL OF 72 cricketers from disadvantaged backgrounds have been selected for the six teams of the elite Sunfoil Development squad. These players were selected during the closing ceremony of the 2016 Sunfoil Township Cricket Development Tournament held at Hilton College from 28 June to 2 July. For these youngsters, this could lead to inclusion in the Dolphin’s Academy and, in the long term, a professional cricketing career. They were selected from the 336 township players taking part in the tournament in which 12 teams of U15’s and 12 teams of U19 players – competed in a total of 49 matches in a T20 format over five days. This is the ninth year running that the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union (KZNCU) Township and Rural Development Programme has staged this increasingly important event in partnership with Willowton Group, manufacturers of Sunfoil cooking oil and margarine, and the provincial Department of Sports and Recreation.

The winning U15 Invitation Provinces Township team at prize giving at Hilton College. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The tournament gives these disadvantaged cricketers the opportunity of competing against other first-rate players in demanding match conditions, which is excellent experience for them and gives them the opportunity to show off their ability to the selectors. “This event has many benefits for everyone involved,” said Shoaib Moosa, Willowton Group CCO. “These youngsters, although underprivileged, have shown great talent to be selected to play in the

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There were visiting players from Gauteng, Northern Cape, Border and Western Province this year, fielding four teams in both the U19 and U15 age groups. The two final matches between the top visiting U15 and U19 teams and the best KZN players in their age group vs a team comprising the top players from the visiting provinces ended in a win for the Invitation Province Township team in both the U15 and U19 matches. - Supplied.

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