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

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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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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

continues to destroy some of our communities. However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed. We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud! We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever. We, at The Hillcrest Fever, have faced our

own challenges this year, but as we enter 2015 we renew our pledge to you to do our very best to continue to be the most accurate, fair and balanced source of news, opinion, features, sports and entertainment in the Upper Highway Area. We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten. Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015. Kalisha Naicker Senior Journalist Hillcrest Fever

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>> Rainfall brings some improvement to Umvoti River levels JYOTHI LALDAS

boreholes at the river. At the moment, there is one borehole with water out of the six boreholes ESPITE flash flooding in many parts of that were installed to help deal with the the iLembe District, the heavy rainfall ex- drought,” added the mayor. perienced over the past few days has While majority of the flooding in KwaDukuza brought a slight improvement to production at did not cause any significant damage, the EMRS the Umvoti WateriLembe base was seworks. Water supply is closed every day at verely affected. Levels on Monday According to IPSS morning were re- 10am and opened at 4pm and Medical Rescue’s Paul corded at 14 megaliHerbst, EMRS iLemtres compared to last then closed again at 10pm and be’s communications Friday’s seven mega- opened at 4am. systems were comlitres. Mayor Welpletely destroyed and come Mdabe visited To report leaks and burst pipes or calls were being rethe Umvoti River and layed to eThekwini Waterworks on Mon- any water and sanitation related and Pietermaritzday morning to inburg. The new base issues, please contact iLembe’s 24 was completely floodspect the situation. “Yesterday we hours call centre on 032 437 9379 ed and vehicles were were at 12 megalitres all trapped nearly half so it really is a slight and like the ‘Ilembe District Munici way under water. improvement. Flooding also se“If it continues like pality’ Facebook page for updates. verely affected the this and it rains for the R74 opposite the whole week we are Stanger Secondary hopeful that the caSchool where water pacity will increase to at least 15 megalitres. At collected under the bridge. The road had to be Umvoti Waterworks employees were on site on Monday morning. this point we are relying on rainfall only. We closed and traffic was diverted. According to rehope it will rain for at least the next four to five ports a vehicle was trapped nearly fully subdays,” said the mayor. merged, however no injuries or casualties were Water rationing reported. KwaDukuza traffic officers remained In order to save water, the district municipali- at the bridge until nightfall to redirect traffic. ty introduced water rationing last week in the areas supplied through the Umvoti Waterworks.These areas include KwaDukuza CBD and the surrounding areas of Glenhills, Townview, Stanger Manor, Shakaville, Lindelani, New Guelderland, Highridge, Warrenton, Rocky Park, Lot 16, Memory Lloyds, Doesburg, Telephone: 032 551 4622 Mbozambo and Stanger Heights. “We are not out of the woods just yet so we Applications for admissions in Grade R opens on Monday, 1 urge residents to continue to use water sparingly and to report leaks and burst pipes.” August 2016. Regarding the levels at Hazelmere, reports Application forms will only be available from the school on indicate the Hazelmere Dam level was at 42.73 Monday, 1 August 2016. per cent on Monday. All completed forms must be returned to the school before This is a small decrease from 43.07 per cent 12:00 on Friday, 12 August 2016. No forms will be issued or measured on Tuesday, 19 July. It is believed that accepted after Friday, 12 August 2016. the rains experienced over the past few days Learners entering Grade R must be born on or before: have yet to reached the dam. Water restrictions • 01 July 2011- 30 June 2012 will continue until the dam is at least 60 percent Please note: full. The completion of the application form is not a guarantee for Water supply is closed every day at 10am and opened at 4pm and then closed again at 10pm a place at Stanger Manor Primary School. and opened at 4am. • No application for grades 1-7 will be accepted as we are “Even though these are set times to close and full to capacity. open supply, this is dependent on the water levels at the reservoirs.” “Other areas, especially those highOFFERS AVAILABLE AT: 1 Scheffer Road & lying areas may not VALID FROM: 4 Smithers Road have water even dur27/07/2016 to Scheffer: 0878025384 / 032 5523059 / 0325523069 • ing the times we are sales@manorliquors.co.za 02/08/2016 or while supposed to open Smithers: 0878025385 / 0325523078 • stocks last! manorliquors.smithers@gmail.com supply and that is because there is just no ABI ABI TWIST COO-EE ABI COKE, ABI TWIST water in the reserSPARLETTA SPRITE, FANTA RANGE RANGE voirs. ORANGE, STONEY “We are really hoping that the rainfall will also improve the capacity of our 6X2LT 6X2LT

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OLPHIN Coast Taxi Association public relations officer Mduduzi Tony was shot and succumbed to his wounds at the Alberlito Hospital on Friday evening in Nkobongo, Shakaskraal. Umhlali SAPS spokesperson Vinny Pillay said the police received a call at around 8:50pm on Friday about a shooting in the area. He said Tony was in his vehicle when unknown gunmen opened fire during a drive-by shooting. However, the Umhlali SAPS Task Team and reservists found an abandoned vehicle on Saturday morning in the Tinley Manor area which matches the description given by witnesses of the shooting, Pillay said. “The blue, black BMW 323i was found with empty cartridges inside. The vehicle was stolen in March in Mayville during a house robbery,” Pillay said. He said no arrests have been made at this stage and the KZN SAPS Taxi Task Team is investigating the matter.

Tony’s fatal shooting follows recent taxi-related killings within iLembe District which include Dolphin Coast Taxi Association’s secretary Dan Maharaj, members of the Maphumulo Taxi Association Sibusiso Sokhela, Nkosingiphile Maphumulo and Mboneni Mnyandu as well as deputy chairperson of the KwaDukuza/Stanger Taxi Association Bongizwe Mhlongo. Meanwhile, KZN MEC for Transport, Community Safety, and Liaison Mxolisi Kaunda has strongly condemned the killing. Kaunda said suspects involved in the killing of the above-mentioned taxi operators have either been sentenced or are awaiting trial and sentencing. He said the police assured him and members of the taxi industry that the suspects in Tony’s killing will be brought to book speedily as the police are following key leads. In the wake of Tony’s killing, Kaunda called an urgent meeting with the provincial and regional leadership of the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO), the Dolphin Coast Taxi Association, SAPS and officials from the

Departments of Transport, and Community Safety and Liaison on Saturday. Members of the taxi industry expressed their shock and condemnation of the killing of Tony, whom they described as an advocate for peace and stability within the industry. SANTACO’s provincial chairperson Boy Zondi urged members of the Dolphin Coast Taxi Association to assist the police, but at the same time allow them to conduct their investigation without interfering. “We have worked very hard to attain broad peace and stability in the taxi industry, we can’t fail now,” Zondi said. Kaunda said the taxi industry within this district has been relatively stable since the arrest in 2015 of those suspected to be involved in taxi violence. Earlier this year, Sizwe Ngubane (35) was found guilty of four counts of murder and eight attempted murder cases and was handed down 140 years imprisonment. Ngubane was sentenced for killing taxi operators and security guards during an ambush on the R74 in January 2015. He was arrested later on the same day of the incident. “The recent killings threaten to destabilise our industry. We are saddened by Mr. Tony’s killing, and on behalf of the government, we wish to convey our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues in the taxi industry. But we are also encouraged by the fact that the police are following leads towards a speedy arrest of the perpetrators of this crime. We will work hard to ensure that we do not regress,” Kaunda said.

Mayor supports rollout of government bursaries MAKHOSANDILE ZULU KWADUKUZA mayor Ricardo Mthembu has encouraged local Grade 12 pupils to work hard so as to obtain the required grades to advance their academic careers. “KwaDukuza Municipality has partnered with the department of Water and Sanitation to [offer] opportunities that will advance the standard of education in rural communities and shape future leaders”, said Mthembu addressing Grade 11 and 12 pupils during his visit with the Department of Water and Sanitation at Nonhlevu High School. The department is offering bursary opportunity to Grade 11 and 12 pupils who wish to pursue careers in the science industry and so far it has visited four local schools that have been adopted by KwaDukuza Municipality which are Nonhlevu Secondary School in Groutville, Chief Albert Luthuli High School in Ntshawini, Tshelenkosi Secondary School in Shakaville and Shekembula Secondary School in Doringkop. Mthembu and KwaDukuza executive committee Sduduzo Gumede took turns in addressing four local schools on career opportunities. The bursaries are offered to less privileged Grade 11 and 12 pupils who are willing to pursue studies at higher education institutions.

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Hospice receives land >> Dolphin Coast Hospice to build incare facility

N-PATIENT palliative care will soon be a reality for the KwaDukuza community. This comes after the Dolphin Coast Hospice Association officially received land to build their facility from the KwaDukuza Municipality on Thursday last week. KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu together the with hospice chairperson Krish Venketsamy and board members participated in the sod turning to officially commence the project. Speaking at the event, Mthembu said people should not be deprived because of their background. “We have seen the work done by the Dolphin Coast Hospice and we are touched by the time and effort put in by the volunteers. It is also our duty as government to help where we can and we are here today to help. “When you started this hospice I am sure you did not imagine you would be here today. But here we are planning to build a facility for the terminally ill patients of our town. Congratulations. I assure you our working relationship will continue.” Venketsamy thanks the mayor and KwaDukuza Municipality for their as-

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Mayor Ricardo Mthembu hands over the title deed to hospice chairperson Krish Venketsamy. sistance. “I want to also congratulate our board for staying strong even when things got difficult. We have come up in leaps and bounds from using our

own cars to transport patients to now being so close to our in-patient facility.” A number of donations were received at the event, totaling R25 000

Men urged to be active in communities

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Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu launched the Isibaya samaDoda programme last Thursday which was intended to raise awareness on men's health.

MAKHOSANDILE ZULU PROVINCIAL ambassador for Tuberculosis (TB) Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu in conjunction with the iLembe Department of Health launched the Isibaya samaDoda programme last Thursday, 21 July, at the KwaDukuza Town

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At the sod turning: hospice PRO Zaff Khan, mayor Ricardo Mthembu, council lor Jennifer Vallan, hospice chairperson Krish Venketsamy, deputy mayor Dolly Govender and councillor Sandeep Oudhram. towards the facility. Donors included the Oudhram family (R1 000), Shantha Nair and Associates (R1 000), ANC regional branch (R5 000), ANC ward 16

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ills such as substance and drug abuse, teenage pregnancy, crime, and rape. “Men must play a role in ensuring that all victims of rape are not afraid of reporting their cases to the police. Secondly, we, as men, must remember that real men do not rape. A real man takes care of his family and has one sexual partner,” Zulu said. He encouraged men to lead a healthy lifestyle by sticking to a balanced diet and by taking care of their bodies through physical exercise and training. iLembe Department of Health assistant manager Bonie Ndlela said the programme seeks to eliminate misleading notions and beliefs on men’s health by initiating dialogues intended to provide accurate information. “Men must have engaging conversations on how to rebuild healthy family structures which would subsequently lead to healthier and more stable societies. “All this, we hope, will help reduce the level of violence in our communities,” Ndlela said. She said the programme is intended to ensure that men become active members of the community who positively impact on the younger generation. Zulu said Isibaya (kraal) – an enclosure for livestock – was culturally an area in which young men were taught moral values hence the programme was given this name – Isibaya sama-

Doda (loosely translated to an enclosure/gathering area for men). “In modern society, this practice has been abandoned and as a result, the young men of today grow up without any values,” Zulu said. He said young men without a father or a father figure would benefit immensely from this programme. “Gender-based violence, sexual assaults and crimes of a similar nature result from the fact that young men no longer receive cultural training from father figures,” Zulu said. The programme also raised awareness on sexual and reproductive health including HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, and the importance of male circumcision. Zulu said he will launch this programme in various municipalities throughout the province.

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True leadership RANJENI MUNUSAMY

E often moan about the lack of accountability in our society and the chronic failure of our leaders to take responsibility for their actions. Passing the buck and employing delaying tactics, including costly court actions, appear to be the default reactions of people in leadership positions when they are caught out being involved in wrongdoing. One only has to look at the wild goose chase embarked on by the chief operating officer of the SABC, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, to stay in his job and continue stripping the public broadcaster of credibility. President Jacob Zuma had mastered the art of dodging accountability until he was dragged to the Constitutional Court and forced to admit that 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.

dation 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 one-year-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 griefstricken. 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 journalist and commentator for the Daily Maverick. ranjeni.mu nusamy@gmail.com

At this very low moment for our country, this low moment for the Nelson Mandela Foun dation and for Madiba’s lega cy, we will say this is yet an other mountain that we have to summit again. “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. 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 Foun-

Turks display maturity THE thousands of ordinary citizens who bravely opposed the coup and supported the democratically elected government in Turkey need to be commended for showing political maturity. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, due to his moral transformation and economic development of Turkey and his support for the Syrian refugees, has become a source of inspiration for many Muslims across the globe. Agreed, Erdogen has his faults like any human being

and more so being a politician. Like other politicians, his decisions are not above criticism or disapproval, but there was no need for a military coup. Erdogan blames Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish cleric who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, U.S., for orchestrating the attempted coup. Erdogan is demanding that the U.S. government extradite Gulen. It will be interesting to see if the U.S. accedes to this request. So far, the U.S. is demanding evidence that meets

the legal criteria for extradition. This scenario reminds me of Osama bin Laden and George W. Bush. After 9/11, Bush made a similar request to the Taliban. The Taliban refused to extradite Bin Laden without evidence resulting in the U.S. invasion and destruction of Afghanistan. American double standards and its fork tongued proclamations reduce its moral high ground to be the police of the world. To quote Noam Chomsky: “If the Nuremberg laws were applied, then every post-war American president would have been hanged.” MOHAMED SAEED

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HE Sappi KwaDukuza Resource Centre successfully implemented its Grade 12 tutorial programme in mathematics, physical sciences and technology during the winter holidays. “This dynamic programme focused on pupils from Qoqulwazi Secondary, Shakaskraal Secondary and Nonhlevu Secondary School. The response was overwhelming,” said SAPPI – KwaDukuza Resource Centre IT facilitator and projects co-ordinator Sabelo Gumede. He said a strict selection process was followed when pupils were re-

Pupils benefit from winter holidays tutorials >> Youngsters to benefit with practical computer skills cruited during visits to their respective schools where the programme was outlined. “Pupils had to complete an application form and thereafter attend orientation. “The programme commenced on 4 July and a timetable was created for maths, science, careers and basic computing classes,” Gumede said. He said the Avon Peaking Power Plant sponsored the programme by

covering transport costs for each pupil as well as refreshments. Gumede said Mr T. Woodraj from the Department of Education took part in the programme’s proceedings by counselling pupils about the importance of obtaining good results at the end of the year and the benefits of acquiring a tertiary education. “In the maths and science classes, the tutors covered topics which the pupils found difficult to grasp. Computer

‘Make a Difference’ winter party

theory and practical lessons were also covered with the pupils, where they had to learn basic components, word processing and using the internet. Career building classes helped the pupils gain some insight into different career fields and learning skills,” Gumede said. One of the pupils who attended the programme said she was grateful for the opportunity as it helped her gain knowledge and understanding of her

subjects. Gumede said the SAPPI – KwaDukuza Resource Centre would like to thank the tutors who sacrificed their time to ensure the programme was a success. “On behalf of the resource centre, we would like to thank the principals of the participating schools for attending, and the staff for putting this programme together as it will continue during October holidays,” he said.

Running fun

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Trinityhouse Palm Lakes invited Thembeni School children to visit the school recently for a ‘Make a Difference’ winter party. Thembeni children have breakfast made by Trinityhouse staff.

Shakaskraal Primary School held a successful fun run recently. The fun run was held to raise funds for the school. Seen are pupils who raised substantial amounts for the school. Pupils were given a token of appreciation for their efforts.

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NHLANGANO ezimele Izwi Lothando Home and Community Based Services ighubhe usuku lokuzalwa lika lowo owaye ngumongameli wakuleli uDokotela Nelson Mandela ngokuthi ihlanganyele nolusha olusebenzisa izidakamizwa ngenhloso yokubalekelela ukuthi bekwazi ukuziyeka. USihlalo wale nhlangano uMnuz Phila Zulu uthe bekuyindlela yokuthi le nhlangano ibuyisele emphakathini. Uthe: “Besihlangene nabafundi baseMavivane Primary School, Mbozamo Primary School kanye nabasEtshelenkosi High School abathole iziyalo ngobungozi bokusebenzisa izidakamizwa,” kusho uMnuz Zulu. Uqhube wathi inhlangano imeme abase Newlands Park Rehabilitation Centre abayale abantu abasha abasebenzisa izidakamizwa, baxwayisa nalabo abangakaqali ukuzi sebenzi-

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UMnuz Zulu uthe: “Into eyenze ukuthi simeme abafundi kulo mcimbi yikuthi esikhathini esiningi abantu baqala ukusebenzisa izidakamizwa ngenkathi besafunda isikole,yingakho besifisa ukuxwayisa abafundi ngezidakamizwa, futhi sibagqugquzele ukuthi beqhubeke nokunaka imfundo yabo,” kusho yena.

UNgqongqoshe wezokuThutha, uku Phepha koMphakathi, nokuXhumana KwaZuluNatal uMnuz Mxolisi Kaunda ukugxekile ukudutshulwa kuka Mnuz Tony. Uthe amaphoyisa amunikeze isiqinise kiso sokuthi abasolelwa lesisenzo bazo boshwa ngokushesha. Uthe: “Njengo hulumeni sifisa ukudluli sa amazwi enduduzo emndenini kaMnuz Tony. Kusinikeza ithemba ukwazi ukuthi amaphoyisa alandela umkhondo walabo abasolelwa lesi sigameko,” kusho uMnuz Kaunda.

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Family and friends are kindly requested to accept this as a personal invitation to attend the Yearly Memorial Service of the Late Sally and Keiden Rajoo. Date: Saturday, 6 August 2016 Venue: The Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church (Corner of Russel and Blaine Street, Stanger) Time: 11h00 to 12h00 (Mass) 12h00 to 14h00 (Lunch) Appreciation I, Gerald Rajoo would once again like to thank family, friends and colleagues for the support, love and assistance given to my son Jaran and myself after our tragic losses. A special thank you to the Principal, S.M.T, Staff, SGB and my learners of Stanger High School for their love, support and encouragement. Also, for making everyday a brighter day as I walked through the past 365 difﬁcult and dark days.

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Subramani Murugan (Siva) We will always love you, not just for who you were, but for what you have done for our lives and the values you have instilled in us. A light has gone from our home that was so bright. God has taken from us a shining life, but we will still treasure the wonderful memories you left behind. We lost a soul with a heart of gold, who was dearer to us than wealth untold. There’s an ache in our hearts that only time may heal. You have always protected us and touched our soul in so many ways. Despite our sadness we wish you love and peace as you journey into the unknown. You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 15 & 16 Day Memorial Ceremony of the late Subramani Murugan (Siva) Date: Friday, 29 July 2016 Time: 18:00 to 20:00pm Venue: D92 Capricon Street, Glenhills, Stanger Family and friends are kindly requested to please accept this as a personal invitation. Sadly missed by his wife Selvie, sons Sugen & Poovie, daughter-in-law Viloshnee, brother Gonseel and family & friends.

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Who’s life tragically came to an end on 2 August 2009. Losing you was the saddest and hardest part of our lives. We often speak your name. All we have is memories and the picture in the frame. No one knows the heartache we face everyday. You are gone from our sight but never from memories. Marlon you will forever be loved and remembered in our hearts every day.

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Date: Saturday, 30 July 2016 Time: 2pm-3pm Venue: A15 Glenhills Drive A limb has fallen from the family tree. I keep hearing a voice that says “grieve not for me”. Remember the best times, the laughter, the song. The good life I’ve lived, while I was strong. Continue my heritage, I’m counting on you. Keep smiling and surely the sun will shine through. My mind is at ease my soul is at rest. Remembering all, how I truly was blessed. Continue traditions, no matter how small. Go on with your life, don’t worry about falls. I miss you all dearly, so keep up your chin. Until the day comes we’re together again. Sadly missed by The Pather Family & a host of family and friends.

ETHEKWINI Volleyball’s hugely success ful inaugural Masters Tournament that ca tered for players in the over 40 years category last year has prompted the organisers to host the event annually. “The response from our volleyball stars from yesteryear to provide them with a plat form to dazzle the fans has been phenome nal,” said Lawrence Naidoo, Ethekwini Vol leyball President. Naidoo went on to say that with Geness Foundation as their sponsor once again the event promises to be bigger than they antici pated. “Twenty four men’s teams and four wom en’s teams from around KZN and Gauteng have already registered for the 6 August PHOTO: SUPPLIED event,”added Naidoo. Last year’s winners. Among the teams of the yesteryear are Apollo, Liberte, Kings ton, Mitch Park, W.B.Dolphins, Delfos, Club Meadow and In vaders. Entry to the one day tournament at West At Jackson’s Industrial Park ville campus Sports Centre is free. The opening fixtures begin at 9am. Fans can look for ward to see in action the likes of Marcillino Harold, Pradeep “King” Singh, Jason Govender; Mervyn Barney Naidoo, Size Vardhan, Rusty VACANCY Narain, Pride Pillay, Ba Counter Sales Assistant lan Govender, Christy Pillay, Yogas Reddy, Ra required for a Spare Shop. vi Soobramoney, Matt hew Govender, Duru  Must have minimum 3 years gan Govender, Kriben experience Naicker; Deena Pillay  Must be of sober habits. and Sunil Geness. For more informa Please email CV to: tion Lawrence Naidoo can be contacted on infogms007@gmail.com 084 508 2988.

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Doordie final battle WEEKLY REPORTER THE KwaDukuza Darts Association (KDDA) hosted a singles darts tourna ment at the Quarts Sportsbar on Wednesday night. The turnout was disappointing as few players entered the tournament. With just 12 players the game still went on. The top half of the draw saw Vasa Rungasamy beat Justin Naidoo 20, while Jodie Naidoo beat Jason Moodley 20 to book themselves to the quarters. Jerry Arunachellum beat Nine Pillay 21 to meet Rowen Pillay in the quarters. Rungasamy who was in prolific form wasted no time in defeating Naidoo 20 to advance to the semifinals while Aru nachellum beat Pillay 20 to meet Run gasamy in the top half. Arunachellum who had a good run was brought down by Rungasamy with 21 defeat, thus booking himself in the finals. The bottom half of the draw saw

Jerry Govender beat logan Moonsamy 20, while Len Naidoo beat Ajen Singh 20. Naidoo and Govender met each other in the quarters. Preolin Muthusa my lost to Charlie Pillay with a 20 de feat. Len Naidoo who was in top form demolished Govender with a 20 victory to meet Charlie Pillay in the semifinals. Naidoo wasted no time in defeating Pil lay who was struggling to score on the night. The final was a real do or die battle between Len Naidoo and Vasa Runga samy as both players were in top form. In the first set Rungasamy top scored and shocked Naidoo with a 120 close. Naidoo got his act together and levelled the scores 11. Rungasamy however kept his cool and beat Naidoo who was struggling to close on a double. The night belonged to Rungasamy, and Naidoo had to settle for the runner up post. Tonight (Wednesday) a singles tournament will be hosted, sponsored by Jaya's Recyclers. KDDA thanked Jaya for the generous sponsorship.

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