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SAPS warn against XENOPHOBIA >> "We came to South Africa from Zimbabwe for a better life.�

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HE Hillcrest SAPS is on high alertandwarnthecommunity against any form of xenophobia following attacks on foreign nationals around the country.

Hillcrest SAPS spokesperson Constable N. Manqele said they received news of attacks in Chatsworth, Isipingo and Umlazi and warned residents that if such violence spreads into the Upper Highwayareatheperpetratorswillbeimprisoned.

The warning is subsequent to a wrong and I urge the community to and was forcefully removed from his home and now lives in the municipal "misunderstood" speech by King not commit any crime."

Isabelle Inzimande, who lives grounds with no shelter," she said.

Goodwill Zwelithini who said that "We came to the government South Africa from should send foreignTHE WARNING IS SUBSEQUENT TO A Zimbabwe for a beters back home.

"Hillcrest police "MISUNDERSTOOD" SPEECH BY KING GOODWILL ter life, now locals are turning against will not tolerate any ZWELITHINI WHO SAID THAT THE GOVERNMENT us.

I have two small form of xenophobia girls and I am afraid and we will not hesiSHOULD SEND FOREIGNERS BACK HOME. for their lives. We are tate to arrest those who defy the police," said Manqele. with her two children and husband not here to steal jobs, or commit Hecalledonthecommunitynotto in the Valley, said she is scared to crime, we moved here to build a life for ourselves." leave her home. heed to pressure from locals.

She said that she hopes this mad"My brother lives in Chatsworth "Any form of xenophobia is

ness will soon come to an end.

"How would South Africans feel if they were forced to leave countries they made their home. It is not fair what is happening to us. We just want to live in peace."

Inzimande, like many foreign nationals in the Upper Highway area, has not been to work since attacks began last week and is asking to the government to rectify the situation and end xenophobia permanently.

"Every few months there are attacksonforeigners.Why?TheSouth African government needs to act on this and stop locals from committing these crimes," she concluded.

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‘Saving Hope’ goes viral

Body found on N3 in Hillcrest HILLCREST police are investigating a culpable homicide case after a body was found on the N3 last week.

According to communication officer, Constable Ndumiso Manqele, the body was found on Thursday 2 April at around 7.45pm.

“The police attended the complaint of culpable homicide on the N3 where they found the body of a man, about 25, on the road.

“The deceased was wearing black trousers. The body was taken to the Pinetown mortuary.

“We urge the community to assist with information regarding this case,”said Manqele.

If anyone has information regarding this case, they must contact Hillcrest Detective Constable Sindie Mnyandu on 083 542 7316 or 031 765 9158.

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>> Good Samaritan saves badly injured dog

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Hope in her decorated cage in the Kloof and Highway SPCA clinic.

Barbara Patrick, Kloof and Highway SPCA manager, gives Hope some TLC.

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PPER Highway mum Hayley Wright has been hailed a heroine by the Kloof and Highway SPCA after she rescued a dog that was hit by three vehiclesandahugetruckalongthe M13 last week.

Wright not only saved the dog, but also started a Facebook group raising funds to cover treatment costs and get the dog back to health.

SPCA’s Lisa Gadd said that when Wright witnessed the acci-

dent she pulled over and got the frightened, injured female dog safely to the side of the road then rushed the dog to the Kloof and Highway SPCA where Dr. Yeshindra Govender attended to her.

Gadd said the dog’s leg was badly broken and Govender was concerned about what internal problems she might have sustained.

“She also had fluid on her lungs and bad bruising to her ribs,” said Gadd.

The dog was stabilised and given medication and antibiotics.

“She could not lift her head when she came in on the Friday, but by Saturday morning she was much perkier,” Gadd said.

Wright told Govender she would raise the funds for the dog’s operation and put up a Facebook post and a plea to help find her owners.

“The post went viral. Soon the country was excited about Hope [which Hayley had named her]. Dr Evans from the Everton Veterinary Hospital X-rayed the dog, the results of which indicated there was a severe fracture to her hind right leg and that would need surgery, which was quite expensive,” Gadd said.

“Supporters who had joined the Facebook page ‘Save Hope’, were asked to help raise funds for the dog’s operation. Dr Meyers, an orthopaedic surgeon from St

Trench collapses, man injured A MAN sustained moderate injuries when the trench he was working in collapsed at a construction site in Hillcrest on Thursday.

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services found the patient on the ground next to the trench. Fellow workers surrounded the man offering assistance. On assessment, paramedics found the man had sustained seri-

Helier Vet Hospital in Hillcrest, offered to take a look at the X-rays.

After meeting with Dr Meyers he agreed to do her operation at a reduced rate.”

Meyers operated on the dog, which went well. Get well soon cards, colourful pictures and letters flooded in for Hope which the staff at the SPCA decorated her cage with.

“Hope loves her visits from Wright and staff members who check up on her and give her TLC every day.

“She has six to eight weeks of recovery to do, post-op care, physiotherapy and then the Kloof & Highway SPCA will put her up for adoption. Thank you to Wright for rescuing the dog, and becoming our hero,” said Gadd.

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Paramedics stabilised him and then took him to Hillcrest Hospital.

Russel Meiring, crisis communicator, said the patient’s colleagues had dug the patient out once the trench had collapsed.Theincidentisstillunderinvestigation. - Supplied.

Help avoid blood shortage - SANBS AS the holiday break at the end of April approaches, one knows that traditionally this is a time when there are several road accidents, which adds to the daily demand for blood.

It is also a time when blood collection is already difficult.

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) appeals to donors to make their way to one of the closest

blood drives or donor centres.

“We understand that many people will be busy or going on holiday over this period, but it only takes about 30 minutes of your time to make a huge difference to others in need of blood,” said Vanessa Raju, national communications manager of SANBS. If you are in good health and between the ages of 16 and 65, weigh

more than 50 kg, and you lead a sexually-safe lifestyle, make your way to your nearest donor centre.

To find out where your nearest donor centre is visit www.sanbs.org.za, call toll free 0800 11 9031 or SMS your NAME and POST CODE of the areayouliveinto31454andwewillsms you details of your nearest blood donor centre.

A MAN accused of killing a teenager with a hammer had previously attempted to take his own life twice, the Pinetown Magistrate’s Court was told last week.

It also emerged that there was a statement in the docket that said Siyanda Gift Ngubane had “heard voices that made him do what he did”, prosecutor Vikesh Sewnath told the court.

Sewnath asked the court for the case to be postponed to allow Ngubane to undergo mental observation.

It was then that Magistrate Vanitha Kisten questioned Ngubane’s mother, asking her if her son had received any previous treatment for mental illness.

Through a translator she replied that he had not, but said her son had attempted to commit suicide twice.

Ngubane handed himself into the Hillcrest police station last Wednesday.

He then allegedly led officers to an unused manhole in the Embo Reserve when he allegedly told officers that the devil had made him do it.

Kisten postponed the case to 14 April to allow Ngubane to be assessed by the district surgeon. It was not revealed in court who the deceased was or what his relationship with Ngubane was.

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With arms wide open >> Chep gives to 1000 Hills gogos

Chep staff (from left) Megeshni Archary, Mary Yende, André Naidoo and Sharon Smorenburg.

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HEP donated funds to the Robin Hood Foundation so it could fill 600 “gogo bags” for those in need in the Valley of 1000 Hills.

Many recipients are responsible for their grandchildren and children

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from the community who have lost parents.

The elderly women are unable to work and rely on donations of nonperishable food and toiletries for themselves and the children in their care.

Chep also sent staff from its Prospecton and Westville branches to

pack and distribute the 600 bags.

"I encourage other corporates to get involved in one of our many worthwhile projects,” says Kim Griffith Jones, the Robin Hood Foundation co-ordinator.

Over the past 10 years, the foundation has run the Love the Babies, Gogo Bags, Hope Breakfasts for vulnerable and orphaned children, Bless a Granny campaign and Christmas 4 Kids projects regularly.

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the Robin Hood Foundation team is producing a coffee-table book titled A Decade of Miracles.

On 28 and 29 July it will host a two-day conference - Future Women of Africa - in Hillcrest for 1 000 previously disadvantaged women aged between 16 and 35, which will inspire, empower and ignite them.

To find out more about these social responsibility initiatives, visit www.robinhoodfoundation.co.za or email Kim Griffith Jones at robin hoodfund@telkomsa.net

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Keeping warm in winter With the blankets donated to the Robin Hood Foundation by the Dis-Chem Foundation (from left) Kim Griffith Jones, Antoinette Brights, Candace van Wyk and Wayne Figg.

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FEVER REPORTER THE Robin Hood Foundation was thrilled with the donation of 1 500 new blankets from the Dis-Chem Foundation.

The blankets will be distributed to the elderly and the children in their care through their Gogo Bag campaign, to the babies and new moms through their Love the Babies initiative, as well as to orphaned and vulnerable children whom they treat to a Hope Breakfast during the year. ''These blankets are going to be

put to such good use, blessing 1 500 peopleinneed,''explainsKimGriffith Jones, co-ordinator of the Robin Hood Foundation.

“With winter around the corner, the blankets will be a necessity for the young and old during the cold nights.

“On behalf of Robin Hood, I extend our sincere gratitude to Lynette Saltzman, owner The Dis-Chem Foundation, and her team for their ongoing support.”

To find out more, visit www.robin hoodfoundation.co.za or email Griffith Jones at robinhoodfund @telkomsa.net

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AUL Smit is an author, publisher, coach, motivational speaker and founder of Intention 1111, CEO of The Hive Publications and the co-founder of One Legacy Works, their parent company.

As the creator of a unique awakening programme, Core Intention Living™, Smit coaches people in new models of well-being and purposeful living.

Throughout his life as voicing one consciousness, using universal law, heaccumulatedinsightintotheworkings of the inner person, initiating an awakening process, the role of emotions and the mind and the act of creating meaning in life.

In 2006 he designed his groundbreaking programme to help clients heal addictive behaviour using a synthesis of the 12-step programme, universal law, personal triumph and many modalities for overcoming dependency.

What began as a passion for selfhealing is now engaged by over 25 million people globally. He has hosted many radio shows including one with Voice America, he presents workshopstothepublicandofferscounselling and personal guidance.

Helping children fight addictions >> Internationally acclaimed motivational speaker makes Kloof home

Smit lives in Kloof and is hosting talks in and around the Upper Highway area helping people with addiction.

Smit feels called to help others access this same kind of life-changing insight. It is his desire and purpose to support others in realising their gifts, core intention, awakening to universal truth and accelerating their personal alignment and growth.

He said: “No matter where I am speaking in the world, I find that the cause for addictions and repeated behaviour are all the same.

“Children mimic the repeated behaviour of others attempting to escape their emotional discords, rather thansolvingthem.Throughmyworkshops and speaking events I offer clarity to the world of addictions and assist in redirecting thoughts to constructiveprocessesratherthanthatof compensating with what is outside of one’s self.

“In my work as an international author and speaker, I teach what I

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know and am passionate about serving my clients because I made the difficult journey of recovery first-hand.”

Smit said that school staff are bombarded daily with unnecessary behaviour of children who practice addiction.

He said these speaking events not only give clarity for children, but offer schoolstaffclarityinidentifyingproblem areas and a better grasp on how to best assist those affected by addiction while still maintaining the order and co-operation they require to effectively teach.

Smit also offers talks in private settings for select organisations. To learn more about his work, visit www.Intention1111.com Smit's writing and publishing portfolio can be found at www.inten tion1111.com www.thehivepublica tions.com as well as www.Self Growth.com One can also connect with Smit on facebook via Paul Smit Author and Speaker for "One".

At the event (from left) Hirsch’s Hillcrest manager Pam Gaddiah, Mia Whitfield and Hirsch national PR consultant Glenda Thompson.

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Hillcrest mum nominated in ‘achiever’ competition FEVER REPORTER

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With some of the food collected (from left) Heidi Venter (Grade and community service teacher), Christopher Clyde, Tara-Leigh Walters, Ilse Southey, Brando Arran, Tersia Taskes and Richard Brown (principal).

FEVER REPORTER THE Kloof and Highway SPCA thanked Westville Senior Primary School teachers and pupils for the wonderful collection of food they donated for the animals in its care.

Lisa Gadd, SPCA outreach officer, said they collected 710 items of

dogandcatfoodfromtheschooland they are still collecting more.

"They have done an incredible job and we are thankful for their kind and generous donation.

"It is so wonderful that teachers and schools are instilling in the pupils the importance of our SPCA and what it is we do for the animals in our care."

MIA Whitfield has been nominated a finalist in the Margaret Hirsch Woman in Business Achiever of the Year (Hillcrest) competition.

Whitfield, accounts and event co-ordinator of Country Girls, the trio of singers who work as singing teachers by day and use their talent as singers at a variety of functions in the evening, was announced second finalist at a women's networking event at Hirsch Hillcrest recently.

"It's wonderful to see dedicated and talented people like Whitfield winning this award, and we hope to see more talented local women enter the Margaret Hirsch Woman In Business Achiever of the Year competition, as we have seen how beneficial it can be for the individuals and their business," said Hirsch's national PR consultant, Glenda Thompson when she handed Whitfield her prize.

Country Girls performed at the networking meeting, which was attended by a variety of business women.

At the meeting emphasis was placed on health with Kandice Vardhan from Body Kan Do presenting a 10-minute pilates session, and integrated health practitioner Dr Hennie Palm talking about the importance of keeping your tummy healthy.

He stressed the importance of eating organically grown food, pointing out that non-organic meat, eggs and milk contain antibiotics (to help with production) that play havoc with the "body's ecosystem".

The morning ended with a talk by Estee Lauder's national make-up artist Siya Sikhakhane who spoke on make-up, and after the event demonstrated how to properly apply eye make-up.

The next Hillcrest Business Women's Networking morning will be held on 29 April.

Contact Jason Morris at Hirsch’s Hillcrest on jason@hirschs.co.za or phone 031 761 7500 if you would like to nominate someone, or enter yourself, for the Margaret Hirsch Woman In Business Achiever competition.

Foundation donates science training and kits >> Investing in educating the nation

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IEMENS Stiftung – a German foundation investing in global education and teacher training, in partnership with Thomas More College in Kloof – donated science teacher-training courses and Experimento Science Kits to eight high schools in Inanda, Molweni and Pinetown.

With Experimento, Siemens Stiftung has developed an international concept for teachers, which puts into practice the principle of discoverybased learning.

Through experiments pupils engage independently with natural phenomena and learn to grasp technical and scientific inter-relations.

Experimento encompasses a diverse, curriculum-orientated selection of experiments on the subjects of energy, the environment, and health - for age groups from four to 18.

“Science education helps leverage a country’s future potential and ensures long-term social development.

The sooner the necessary appreciation of science and technology is cultivated in young people, the better.

“Experimento is unique in that teachers are fully trained in the use of the kits. Only after intensive training

by facilitators do they receive their kits,”saysRebeccaOttmannfromSiemens Stiftung.

“The Experimento science kits initiative is one of the Siemens Stiftung educational projects being rolled out globally–withanextensivereachinto South Africa,” explains Rita Nkuhlu, Siemens executive director for business excellence.

“We applaud the dedication and commitment shown by the teachers who have undergone the training process. Pupils will only develop an interest in science if they respond to the enthusiasm shown by their teachers.

“The Experimento box is an integral teaching aid to the school, but it is the attitude, ability and skill of the teacherswhichiskeytofuellingapassion for science among pupils.

“We are thrilled that these nine high schools have embraced the challenge,” said Nkuhlu.

This handover wraps up a longterm commitment between Siemens and schools throughout eThekwini.

Initially, specialists from Germany worked with carefullyidentified local facilitators (“multipliers”).

The German trainers were in Durban in March 2013 teaching facilitators how to use the science kits.

The multipliers have, in turn, trained the teachers in the selected schools and training on the 4+ and 8+ kits was concluded in 2013, while the

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With their experimental science kit (from left) Daniel Mbaye, Alice Nehanda, Sbusiso Sibiya and Jeffrey Mhlongo.

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first training session for high-school teachers on the 10+ was in August 2014. The programme concludes this year.

“Since 2011, this project has hosted 40 workshops, 180 Experimento science kits have been distributed, 320 teachers have been trained and about 33 400 pupils have been reached in South Africa,“ says Ottmann.

“We chose eight schools in the Inanda, Molweni and Pinetown areas, some of the under-resourced regions in the eThekwini Municipality, and Thomas More College as the mentor institution.

“Two of the chosen outreach schools have an ongoing relationship

with Thomas More College. We are very impressed by the dedication that teachers from these areas have shown.

“They have given up their weekends to become familiar with Experimento and learn about the experiments which the kit contains,” says programme facilitator Kathryn Kure.

“We are fortunate to have Thomas More College on board as our partner and it has allowed us to use its venue for the training.

“We have been incredibly fortunate to have a number of dedicated trainers, including a retired headmaster with decades of teaching science at high schools, to undertake the

training process,” explains Kure.

The final handover took place just before the Easter holidays, with representatives from Siemens, Thomas More College and the eight participating schools present.

“Science and technology education is key to social well-being, democratic participation, opportunities and personal development.

“We are excited that this significant project has been geographically far-reaching, hugely appreciated and has tangible impact,” says Ottmann.

For more information, email Kathryn Kure on kathryn@datamy na.com or phone 083 252 0992.

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SSY Geshen Lamont Home for the Aged that cares for residents from Botha’s Hill, Lamontville, Umlazi, Mariannhill and surrounds received wheelchair trays from the Umhlanga Women Achievers (UWA) last week.

The disabled residents were thrilledwiththetraysandcannoweat their meals with dignity and play games on them with ease.

Every year the president of the business networking forum UWA, nominates a charity of its choice, to which any profits made during the year are donated.

In 2014, the committee decided to do a monthly random act of kindness in order to spoil a different charity every month.

The charities that benefitted during the year included Holah Baby Home, Durban and Coastal SPCA, the Open Door Crisis Centre, Dress a Girl, Phoenix Animal Care and Treatment (Pact), Feed the Babies Fund, the Open Air School and the Robin Hood Foundation.

Over and above these monthly charity donations, UWA donated an additional R26 000 to the Robin Hood Foundation, which was used to purchase school uniforms and stationery packsfor26orphansfromtheAmaoti area.

The foundation handed over the uniforms and stationery at a Robin Hood Foundation Hope Breakfast in December 2014.

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>> Residents on a mission to make 67 blankets to give to Nelson Mandela Foundation Before Alice Leah, 2014 UWA president, handed over the reins to the 2015 president, Jeanne Vogel van der Sandt, they used what remained in the account for the wheelchair trays.

Issy Geshen residents believe they too should bless others and are on a mission to produce 67 blankets to donate to those in need through the Nelson Mandela Foundation.

Should you wish to sponsor muchneeded wool, contact Sipho Ngidi on sifiso@issygeshen.co.za

Jeanne Vogel van der Sandt and Alice Leah of the Umhlanga Women Achievers hands over a wheelchair tray to Queen Luthuli.

Beatrice Singila of the Issy Geshen Lamont Home receives a wheelchair tray from past president of the Umhlanga Women Achievers, Alice Leah, and current president, Jeanne Vogel van der Sandt.

Miriam Buthelezi with the blanket she made for the Nelson Mandela Foundation campaign.

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WITH Game’s home base in Durban for the past 45 years, the brand has become a household name in South Africa, and is the shopping destination of choice for millions of consumers.

On Thursday 23 Apri Game is opening a new and improved store in Waterfall. The new Watercrest Mall at 141 Inanda Road will be its home.

The new one-stop-shop offers a vast selection of pre-weighed, pre-priced fresh food items such as fruit, vegetables, meat and chicken as well as general merchandise with items ranging from major domestic appliances, hi-tech sound and audio equipment to toys, linen, sporting goods, interior decor, outdoor products plus health and beauty aids.

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Game CEO Robin Wright said: “As one of the ‘new generation’ Game stores, Waterfall shoppers will enjoy a new revitalised look throughout the store with wide aisles, lower racks and clear signage, giving a delightful shopping experience to our customers.

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UMnuz Mthobisi Mzibuko (19) odabuka eHarrysmith osezinze KwaNyuswa, uthe uthando lwakhe lomculo lwaqala esemncane ngesikhathi ehlala nomfowabo.

Uthe: “Ngesikhathi ngihlala nomfowethu eHarrysmith, wayejwayele ukudlala umculo wehlobo lwe-Hip Hop, lwaqala lapho uthando lwami lomculo ngoba ngangilalela amaqembu ehlukene, ngithanda nendlela abacula ngayo,” kusho yena.

Uthe wasuka eHarrysmith ngo2010, wahlala nomama wakhe endaweni yase-Clermont lapho wayegibela njalo eya esikoleni saKwanNyuswa ngoba aye funda eMpomela.

Ngenxa yezinkinga angazidalulanga wasuka eClermont wazinza KwaNyuswa okwenza kwabalula ukufunda ngoba wayesefunda eSiyajabula High School ngo-2010, lapho aphothula khona umatikuletsheni.

UMthobisi uzichaze njengomuntu okhuthele, futhi othanda ukuhlanganisa umqondo ukuze enze mali ezophilisa yena nomndeni wakhe.

Unesifiso sokuba ‘u-DJ’ odumile Uthe: “Ngesikhathi ngenza u-grade 10 eSiyajabula, ngangidayisa uswidi ukuze ngibe nemali yokuziphilisa. Ngangidayisa amaphakethe ayisihlanu kaswidi ngelanga, lokho kwakunginika imali engango-R300 ngesonto.

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Uthe: “Ngesikhathi ngiqala ukufunda lo mculo ngangibuka ukuthi o-Dj benzenjani uma bewuhlanganisa, ngazitshela ukuthi ngeke ngihlulwe yinto engakhulumi, ngaqala ngazifundisa ekhaya ngomsakazo omncance. Umculo engiwenzayo uhlukene kaningi kubalwa lo obizwa ngegqom odlalwa ezindaweni zokucisha ukoma, i-electro house ne-Rock ethandwa ngabelungu abathanda ukuzijuxuza, i-deep house okuyiyona epholile edlalwa ezindaweni ezifana nama-Jazz clubs, besekuba uhlobo

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Uthe: “Ngibuye ngizenzele imicimbi nethimba lami, senze izikhangiso emaphakathini ukuze simemezele ngomcimbi ozobe ukhona bese kungenwa ngemali simeme nabanye o-Dj abasafufusa, lokhu senzela ukuthi saziwe emphakathini, sifundisane singo-Dj, siphinde sikhulise ithalente esinalo,” kusho yena.

Uqhube wathi ngaphandle kokubau-Dj,ufundeleizifundoze-ArmResponse, eziphathelene nokuba ngunogada, futhi unesifiso sokuqhubeka nokunda njengoba enothando lwezifundo zika gesi (electrical engineering).

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Uthe isifiso sakhe ukuthi athole uxhaso emphakathini, emsakazweni eyehlukene noma kuba qophi behouse abadumile ukuze afunde okuningi ngokuba ngu-Dj.

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Ugqugquzele intsha wathi ayingazibandakanyi nezidakamizwa ezingekhoemthethweni,ukuzeibenekusasa elihle.

“Ngikholelwa ukuthi uma umuntu enesifiso esithize empilweni kumele enze isiqinisekiso sokuthi iphupho lakhe liyafezeka, angavumeli izing-

qinamba nezinselelo zimuvimbe ekufezi lelo phupho. Esikhathini esiningi intsha ilahlekiswa ngabangani nontanga ngakho mayiqaphele ingakuvumi ukuthi yoniwe ngomunye umuntu,” kusho uMthobisi.

Uma kukhona onothando lokuxhasa uMthobisi Mazibuko onesifiso sokuba u-Dj angashayela inombolo ethi: 084 674 3478.

Labelisa abaneminyaka ephakathi kweyi-20 neyi-25 batholwe nezimpahla ezintshonthiwe ezilinganiselwe emalini engango -R4000.

Labalisa bazovela maduze enkantolo yemantshi ese-Pinetown.

U-Constable Manqele uthe: "Ngiwasheyela ihlobe amaphoyisa ngokubopha labelisa, ngibonga nompha-

kathi ngokuzibandakanya ekusizeni amaphoyisa.

Ngiyathemba ukuthi lobudlelwane obuphakathi kwama phoyisa nomphakathi buzohlezi bukhona futhi buzokhula ukuze sinciphise isibalo sobugebengu emphakathini,” kusho yena.

Kuboshwe abalisa abathathu eTshelimnyama KUBALULEKILE ukuthi umphakathi ube yingxenye elekelela amaphoyisa ekulweni nobugebengu emphakathini, lokhu kudalulwe uConstable Ndumiso Manqele ongaphansi komnyango wezokuXhumanisa emaphoyiseni aseHillcrest.

Uthe ushayela umphakathi ihlombe ngokulekelela amaphoyisa

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Uthe uKapteni Xulu nethimba asebenzisana nalo elaziwa ngokuthi yi-Hillcrest Task Team, yithimba elilwisana nobugebengu emphakathini (crime prevention), ocwepheshe bokubamba izigebengu (crime intelli-

gence) nama phoyisa omgwaqo (Metro police) bathola umyalezo ngezigebengu ezingene endlini ese-Winston Park ekuseni.

Leli thimba lisebenze kanzima lizama ukuthungatha izigebengu eligcine selifike endaweni yaseTshelimnyama lapho befice lezi zigilamkhuba.

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HE new Golf SV has just gone on sale inSouthAfricaand while it doesn’t replace the regular Golf in any way, it does provide a more practical alternative.

It’s built on the same MQB platform but has a more practical body that makes it 83mm longer, with 48mm of

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The 2015 Golf SV.

that being within the wheelbase. It’s also 8mm wider and 126mm taller, whichalladdsuptoaroomiercabinand bootspaceisupby120litresto500with the back seats in their rearmost position.

Three engines are on the menu, these being 81kW/175Nm 1.2 TSI and 92kW/200Nm 1.4 TSI turbopetrol options and an 81kW/250Nm 2-litre TDI turbodiesel.

Both petrol engines feature idle stop and battery regeneration and are fitted withasix-speedmanualgearbox,while a seven-speed DSG dual-clutch ‘box is optionally available with the 1.4.

The diesel can be had with either a five-speed manual or DSG. The 1.2 TSI model comes with the Trendline specification grade, which brings standard amenities like 15-inch

Special Panamera Edition arrives PORSCHE South Africa has launched two special versions of its popular four-door sedan - Panamera Edition and Panamera 4 Edition.

The special editions are equipped with enhanced design elements throughout as well technical and mechanical improvements.

Each is powered by a 228kW V6 though the Panamera 4 Edition has all-wheel drive and traction management.

The exterior has gloss-black trim on the windows and door releases (if Porsche Entry & Drive is chosen as an option) in the same colour. Its standard 19” alloy rims (in Panamera TurboIIdesign)havehub-coverswith a coloured Porsche crest.

Inside, the Panamera Edition gains dual-tone, black leather upholstery with the Porsche logo embossed on head rests, sport steering wheel, door sill plates with “Edition” lettering and special floor mats.

The standard Porsche communication management system, with 17cm touchscreen, combines audio,

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Technical enhancements include is its active suspension management, bi-xenons with dynamic light system, park assist (front and rear) including a reversing camera and power-steering plus.

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The automaker is recalling vehicles from model years 2012 and 2013 because documents filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say an electrical component in the brake actuator which adjusts brake-fluid pressure to each wheel might experience increased resistance, That could lead to reduced vehicle

control and an increased risk of a crash as various safety systems, including traction control, become inoperative. US Toyota officials could not immediately be reached to comment.

Included in the the recall are 54 010 LexusRX350crossoversand100 052Toyota Tacoma pick-ups (Hilux in South Africa) from model years 2012 and 2013 and 107 052 RAV4 SUV’s assembled in 2012.

Not all of the recalled vehicles were sold in the U.S. - but Toyota SA says its products are sourced elsewhere than the U.S. so are not affected.

Toyota also recalled all 1.9-million of the third-generation Prius sold worldwide due to a programming glitch in their hybrid system.

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‘Cows’ plan stampede at Tour Durban this year >> Hillcrest duo team up to raise money for children with cancer

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Golf day goes ‘green’ KALISHA NAICKER NORTH Safety Products Africa is proud to support the Jes Foord Foundation that empowers rape survivors by raising money and awareness for them with the Going for the Green Golf Day. The event will be held on 12 May at the Kloof Country Club.

North invites local businesses to participate in a funfilled and a healthy competition in aid of a worthy cause.

Jes Foord in anticipation of the golf day.

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N among the thousands of riders lining up for the start of the 45km funrideattheaQuelléTourDurban, presented by the Sunday Tribune on Sunday 26 April, will be a group of passionate cyclists dressed in eye-catching cows suits, determined to raise awareness about and fund-raise for children suffering with cancer.

"The cows" have become a distinctive feature of the aQuellé Tour Durban, and last year were cheered on by fellow riders and spectators as they completed the ride in their bovine attire.

The cows project was started in 2008 by friends close to the family of one-year-old Jessica Bain, who died from cancer. Her parents, Kerrin and Grant, threw their weight behind a pilot fundraiser for the Childhood Cancer Foundation of South Africa (Choc) at the 94.7 Cycle Challenge in memory of their daughter.

The project caught the imagination of race participants and the public and snowballed into a fundraiser and awareness drive for the fight against childhood cancer.

Soon a passionate KwaZulu-Natal branch was formed, determined to use their desire to challenge themselves at a variety of sporting events to contribute towards the cancer fight.

Pinetown businessman Gordon Reid has been involved with the cows for several years and this year is hoping to take the involvement of them to thenextlevel,andinvolveasmanynew riders as possible.

"Our motto is simple - ‘Love Living Life’," says Reid.

Fun for the family at the Discovery East Coast Radio Big Walk East Coast Radio’s Darren Maule and Natarah Nadesan get into shape ahead of the Discovery East Coast Radio Big Walk on 24 May. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Mother and daughter tandem riders Iris and Lauren Varty Hillcrest from in action for the Choc fundraiser with the legendary cows.

"When it started at the 2008 94.7 the people involved tried to get matching costumes to ride in and all they could find was six cow suits. That's where the cows were born.

"Itisopentoanyone,"heexplained.

Reid said the KZN chapter, or the herd, of the cows is targeting R217 000 needed to refurbish the children's oncology facility at Grey's Hospital in Pietermaritzburg.

"It is addictive," said Reid. "As part of our current KZN campaign we have just heard that an anonymous donor has, through their lawyer, made a R90 000 donation.

“It is generosity like this that makes being part of the cows so special."

Race organisers have committed to allow a separate batch, made up entirely of cows, to start as the first batch of the 45km fun ride if 100 riders or more sign up for the cows.

Since the founding ride in the 2008 94.7 the cows have raised over R21 million for Choc.

The annual aQuellé Tour Durban is deeply connected to the Domino Foundation that benefits as the official race charity.

It has welcomed the efforts of the cows as another tangible way this iconic sporting event can benefit the broader community.

More information can be found at www.tourdurban.co.za