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Man stabbed to death in Verulam
ing profusely from a stab wound to his head. “Thevictiminformedreactionofficers that while he was stationary at the traffic lights, he was accosted by a man who stabbed him in the head in an attempted to hijack him,” said Balram. “The victim said he drove off and proceeded to seek assistance at our offices. Due to the extent of his injuries the victim was transported to a
A MAN was stabbed to death at a bar in Verulam in the early hours of Sunday morning. According to Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) head, Prem Balram a seriously injured person stumbled into RUSA’s Verulam offices claiming he was attacked on the corner of Todd and Russom Street. Balram said the victim was bleed-
local hospital by reaction officer Kuben Narainsamy. The victim also provided a description of the suspect,” he added. BalramsaidreactionofficerAaron Mark traced the victim’s steps and found a witness who told him that the man was not attacked at the traffic lights but at a local baron Wick Street. He said Mark proceeded to the bar and found a second victim, who had been stabbed minutes before his ar-
rival. “Mark was told that the same suspect was involved in both incidents. The second victim was pronounced dead upon arrival of paramedics,” said Balram. Verulam SAPS and the RUSA officer went in search of the suspect and apprehended him in the Verulam CBD. The arrested suspect will appear in court soon.
Cops to target illegal racing Rescue Care paramedics attended to two serious collisions on Umgeni Road in the vicinity of Makro both on Friday night as well as Saturday night
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assisted two people who were injured in the head-on collision on Umgeni Road, near URBAN’S Metro police Makro. will up the ante against Rescue Care’s Garrith drag racers this weekJameson said they found one end after two accidents on Friperson was trapped in the car day and Saturday left one perand the Jaws of Life and hyson fighting for his life. draulic equipment had to be On Friday night, a car that used to free him. was allegedly involved in ille“He [the victim] was caregal racing smashed head-on fully extricated from the vehiinto another vehicle. cle using specialised equipThe following night, a car ment before being transportallegedly driven by a drag raced to a nearby hospital,” he er T-boned [hit it side-on] ansaid. other vehicle that was trying On Saturday night, parato turn onto the M19. medics were called out to anThe accidents, on the notoother accident scene close to rious stretch of the M19 bethe previous night’s crash. tween the N2 bridge over Um“The injured were all stabigeni Road and Alpine Road lisedonthescenebeforebeing have prompted Metro police transportedtoanearbyhospito issue a warning that policetal.” men — in plain clothes, in uniKas Moodley, the chairpesform and in unmarked and ronoftheKZNMotor Racing Club, a body that organises legal dragracingeventsin Margate, Mtubatuba and Isithebe, said illegal street racers are “highly organised”. While he said he had no knowledge of the weekend’s accidents, he said unless Tel: 032 9447867, 7 Arbee Drive Tongaat the municipality For all your requirements committed to providing a designated drag racing zone, street racing would * Exclusive bridal sarees * Exclusive jewellery to match every continue. occasion * Latest sandals for adults and kids “We offer the legal option because Specials people want to drive * Kids Punjabis from .................................... R150 their cars. Vehicles * Adults Punjabis from .................................. R150 todayarecomingout the factory standard * Kids sandals from ...................................... R50 with an immense * Ladies & Teenagers Sharara from ............ R200 amount of power Ready pleated net Sarees (All colours) in-store and the owners specials Laybyes, credit/debit cards accepted! want to give their cars a run,” said Moodley.
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Overcrowded cemetery issue public meeting THE eThekwini Municipality held a cemeteries and crematoria workshop for all councillors at the Durban City Hall recently following the issue of cemeteries that have reached capacity - including Tongaat. This issue will now be dis-
cussed by all political structures at a public meeting set to take place on Thursday 5 September at the Belvedere Community Hall at 6.30pm. The agenda will include feedback from council on the workshop, the lack of burial sites in
Tongaat and input from the public on their concerns and suggestions that will be submitted to the eThekwini Municipality for consideration. Residents, local organisations and political representatives are urged to attend the
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meeting to address their concerns. For further information, contact Democratic Alliance ward 61/62 PR councillor Brian Jayanathan on 083 555 0886 or email: soobramoney.jayanathan@durban.gov.za.
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MRS staff on the North Coast will converge in KwaDukuza and take to the streets tomorrow (Friday) again, demanding answers from the Department of Health regarding their working conditions. This was announced at an arbitration meeting last Tuesday at the SADTU Park in KwaDukuza. More than 500 EMRS personnel from across the province attended. Spokesperson for the EMRS staff, Sifiso Dlamini questioned why EMRS personnel have to work an extra 13 unpaid hours before they can claim overtime. “While personnel are obliged to work 160 hours a month and anything over this should be overtime, staff are forced to work 173 hours a month before being eligible for overtime. “Wehandedourgrievancesoverto
the department in December last year, but they failed to resolve our grievances,” said Dlamini. However, the Public Sectoral Bargaining Council commissioner, Bheki Khumalo resolved that both parties have to come to an agreement because EMRS is an essential service. “The department and EMRS personnel will have to meet within 30 days and discuss their grievances,” said Bheki.
Toddlers killed in the vehicle crash WEEKLY REPORTER TWO toddlers and an adult were killed after a taxi and two cars collided on the M4 between Umhlanga and Umdloti on Monday. According to Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha, paramedics arrived at the scene and found a car down an embankment on the north bound lane with the driver still trapped inside. “A taxi was found down an embankment on the south bound lane with the right side of the taxi ripped off. The third vehicle was found facing north on the south bound lane.” He said that after the injured were assessed they found that an adult man and a toddler, aged two had tragically died. “Aone-year-oldchildwasinacriticalcondition and paramedics worked fervently to resuscitate her. Tragically, she died on scene due to the extensive injuries that she sustained.” Botha stated that a critically injured man was airlifted to the Nkosi Albert Luthuli Hospital while the critically injured driver from one of the cars was transported by ambulance to a Netcare hospital in Durban.
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‘A one-year-old child was in a critical condition and paramedics worked fervently to resuscitate her. Tragically she died on scene due to the extensive injuries that she sustained.’ “Two other seriously injured people were stabilised on scene and then transported to a local hospital for the care they required.” Exact details of the crash are under investigation.
He said the department has agreed to sit with the employees and resolve the issue. Dlamini asked the community to bear with them during the one-day strike on Friday. ‘The community needs to know, this is our only way of applying pressure on the department, so they can react,” said Dlamini.
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Tongaat businessman robbed A local man and five of his employees were robbed by four suspects in Greylands, Tongaat last week. One of the suspects was armed with a firearm. Therobberstookalaptopandfledafter noticingthatthepropertywasbeingmoni tored by CCTV. No one was injured in the incident.
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Watch out for robbers Residents are urged to be on the look out for a black Audi (registration: NUR 60751). The occupants of the vehicle de railed the driveway gate of a home in Heathrow Avenue, Parkgate, and were in the process of breaking into the home when they were disturbed by neighbours. They, thereafter fled the scene. If any one spots the vehicle please contact Reac
Teen assaulted A teenager was beaten during an armed robbery in Pompana Road, Seati des, after two men forcefully entered the home and robbed the family of household items. The suspects were armed with screwdrivers. After robbing the family the robbers fled in a grey Mercedes Benz.
Family held up by gunmen Two armed men forced their way into a home in Silver Oak Drive, Oaklands, and robbed the family of several household items. ADVDplayer,cellphones,cash,clothing and a Playstation were stolen. According to the victim the suspects fled in a vehicle, but they were unable to note the model or registration.
Tongaat school opens new hall WEEKLY REPORTER
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ONGAAT Secondary School officially opened their new school hall last Friday in grand style with their major sponsors, the Tongaat High Ex-Students Club, being commended for their magnanimous gesture. Special guest, Department of Education CES forschoolsinfrastructureandplanning,DrDeena Moodliar praised the ex-students. “I am inspired by the efforts of the Tongaat High Ex-Students Club for having contributed R500 000 towards the completion of this beautiful conference and hall facility,” said Moodliar. “Tongaat has always been very progressive initsthinkingandcommunityactivism,andthis project bears testament to the spirit of volunteerism, which is the hallmark of this town,” he added. Tongaat Secondary principal Rajen Singh said that when university and college personnel visited the school to address matriculants, they felt inadequate as all the pupils could not be ac-
commodated in one venue. “This meant that many of them lost out on some important motivational information. When we approached the ex-students for help they responded very positively and took on this major project.” In his address, the Billy Nair Circuit manager Selvan Chetty said: “I echo the sentiments and appreciation to the ex-students of Tongaat Secondary, and must add that I have never seen such a dynamic band of retired ex-students who have such a passion and drive for their alma mater.” Speaking on behalf of the ex-students, vicechairperson Kay Charles expressed joy and fulfilment on completing “what can only be described as a living legacy project” which they hoped will serve both the school and the community. Compliments were also paid to project co-ordinatorfromtheschoolgoverningbody,Preggie Naidoo, who ensured that workmanship and the quality of materials were of the highest standard. He also ensured that the project was completed timeously in order for the
Vadi Rungan and DR Naidoo unveiling the plaque to launch the Tongaat High ExStudents Club Hall matriculants to write their trial examinations in the new school hall. The hall will be used for school events and activitiesandwillalsoservethecommunityofTongaat as an added venue for community related events and conferences.
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Woman shot in crossfire WEEKLY REPORTER A SENIOR citizen was shot in the leg after she was caught in crossfire between SAPS and hijackers on Neptune Drive in Verulam on Tuesday. According to Trans Natal Flying Squad head, Suren Balram two suspects hijacked a Toyota Tazz belonging to Rams Driving School in Cottonwood Road, Trenance Park and were fleeing when they noticed a police vehicle parked at a stop street. “The hijackers assumed that the SAPS officers were responding to the call and opened fire on them,” he said. “The policeman returned fire andchasedthesuspectsintoZwelisha. The suspects continued to
shoot at when Trans Natal officers responded. Ntombi Mcgwla was shot in leg during the crossfire. They then abandoned the hijacked vehicle and fled the scene on foot.” Balram said police continued the chase with officers from Reaction Unit South Africa, into Zwelisha whilst he stopped to assist the woman. “She was an innocent bystander who was shot while waiting for her daughter to arrive from work.” He added that one suspect was arrestedduringthesearch,butthe second hijacker managed to escape. Mcgwla was treated at the scene by paramedics and transported to a local hospital. Verulam SAPS are investigating.
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NESTLE HOT CHOCOLATE 500g
REAL WHITE SUGAR 10kg
CLOVER FULL CREAM U.P.M. 6 x 1 LITRE
LIQUI FRUIT JUICE 2 LITRE
BAKERS EET-SUM-MOR 200g
RAMA SPREAD FOR BREAD 500g
BLUE RIBBON CAKE FLOUR 10kg
WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL 10kg
AUNT CAROLINE RICE 10kg
SUPER SUGAR BEANS 5kg
GREEN BEANS per kg
LUCKY STAR PILCHARDS 400g
KOO BAKED BEANS 410g
SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY SOAP 500g
NYALA MAIZE MEAL 2.5kg
MILO CEREAL 350g
GREEN PEPPERS per kg
CLASS 1 JAM TOMATOES per kg
SIMBA CHEETOS 100g
LARGE CABBAGES each
7kg ONION pocket from 10kg U.T.D. POTATOES pocket
FUSION JUICE 5 LITRE
NOLA MAYONNAISE 750g
GADRA BEANS per kg
CALABASH per kg
OMO AUTO WASHING POWDER 2kg
ILANGA GREENBAR SOAP 4’s
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spring time Spring Break making waves at Durban New Beach
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Opus1 & Mooi River Home Textiles Factory shop THE Opus1 & Mooi River Textiles Factory shop in Tongaat has been extended and given a new look with full bed displays and an extended range of products including hotel quality duvet inners and pillows to gether with a beautiful range of designer cushions. For modern mattresses that are extra length and extra depth we are now stock ing 400 and 200 thread count Percale in 100% cotton in fitted sheets, flat sheets and duvet covers. They also stock great value plain dye polycotton in a variety of colours. There is a wide collection of quality readymadecurtainsinachoiceoffashion able eyelets or fully lined with a taped heading,allatreallygreatprices.Thisisthe
Spring at the beach CAN DO! Durban Spring Break is set to kickoff spring 2013 with a bang on Durban New Beach, KwaZuluNatal. CAN DO! (beverage can manufacturer Nampak Bevcan's con sumer facing brand) in partnership with Spot media Events and Mar keting, will be hosting cansonly beach events, including a beach party and beach sports day on 31 August and 1 September in Dur ban. “We aim to educate consumers on the ben efits of beverage cans and encourage people to choose their bever ages in cans while en joying the best music SA has to offer,” said Al exandra Bouwer, mar keting manager for Nampak Bevcan’s CAN DO! brand. CAN DO! Spring Breakwillberunningfor two consecutive days and will introduce a new level of style to beach fun that incorpo rates beach fashion, beach sports, the best prominent musicians and the Durban tropical lifestyle. Local Alist musi cians will take to the stage on Saturday at the Beach Party on Dur ban New Beach, includ ing Black Coffee, Zakes Bantwini, DJ Tira, Ar thur Mafokate, Chomee, Roger Goode, Teargas, Chiano Sky, Niche Fam, Moneoa, Lulo Café and more! CAN DO’ers will be en tertained with an all day party starting at 10am that will heat up until late in the evening. On the last day, the beach sports day will give sports lovers the opportunity to play their favourite beach sportsrangingfromvol leyball to soccer. The winning team will win a cash prize. For more informa tion, visit the CAN DO! website at www.can do.sa.com. Tickets are available through Computicket.
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For modern mattresses that are extra length and extra depth we are now stocking 400 and 200 thread count sheets
Sarisha's Laundry Services iLondolo-bigorsmallwewashthemall- situated at the Village Plaza, next to Shoprite, U Save/Kwikbuild building in Verulam. Theycaterforbothdomesticandcommercialcli ents in the hotel and catering field with 24 hour ser vice. The laundry specialises in washing, ironing of duvets, blankets, bed, sheets, robes, towels and all types of linen. Sarisha's Laundy Services also does pick ups and deliveries. Terms and Condition Apply
factory outlet you have been waiting for…not just seconds or rejects, but great quality, great choice and above all great value!
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Spring Specials
OPUS1 & MOOI RIVER HOME TEXTILES
Receive 10% off when you purchase 2 fitted sheets and a pair of pillow case in plain dye polycotton
Blankets from R35.00 each Duvets/Covers & comforters from R35.00 ea Table Cloth from R5.50 each Bedsheets from R5.50 each Chair / Cushion covers from R1.95 each Towels from R1.50 each Clothing only - wash and dry R19.50/kg and R27.50/kg incl ironing (min of 5kgs) Instore specials on Curtaining special discount on bulk orders
We do pick ups and deliveries ... T/C Apply
Contact us for any assistance Sudesh: 083 349 6949 or Rizla: 082 965 5550 Tel: 032 5333 777
Pack of 2 lined curtains was R205.00
Piped duvet cover bale set : was now R135.00 ¾ R195.00 Double R252.00 R174.00 R189.00 Queen R275.00 R209.00 King R305.00
September Specials
now
R139.00
Much much more in-store bargains, all at unbeatable factory shop prices. Credit Card facilities
Tel: 032 9441065 - 12 Edmund Morewood Rd, Tongaat Monday to Thursday 9am - 4pm, Friday 9am - 3pm, Saturday 9am - 12pm
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AS a city councillor, one would hope that I can influence what goes on in our city. This is not so. Suggestions made to officials and ourpoliticalleadershipseemtofallon deaf ears. Maybe I am out of step. Let me ask that we use the 'court of Public Opinion', the press. Some months ago I raised the idea that the phalanx of flag poles around eThekwini be used for advertising forthcoming events in the city. I did this by email to some officials, and by
raisingitinoneofourcouncilcommittee meetings. It'squitesimplereally,andmyidea is not new. Before the soccer World Cup, wehadtheflagsofallthenations taking part, flying on our flag pole clusters on major routes into the city. I proposed that we use these same flag poles to "publicise" all other events hosted by the city. So for example, with Top Gear - all the motor and fuel companies could fly their brand flags. For the Wine Week - all the wineries could put up their flags. When
Suggestions made to officials and our political leadership seem to fall on deaf ears Manchester City were here - there was another opportunity missed. The SPAR Ladies Race...the list is endless. My suggestion has job creation and economic benefits, as we would charge for the advertising. Plus it makes the city look more welcoming, rather than these sterile poles on the
freeways. We are, after all, a tourist city. Goodness gracious, we have joined the beaches Blue Flag scheme - why can't we "flag" our other assets. What do other residents of the city think? Geoff Pullan
Legal Legwork The importance of a will
THEASEN PILLAY IT is estimated that less than a third of people have a will. Despite living in an age where there are complicated financial af-
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fairs and intricate family relations, it is alarming as to how many people simply refuse to make provision for the inevitable. The fear of accepting one’s mortality may be the reason so many simply avoid the issue all together, believing that there will always be time to make a will. Often, that time never comes. As I tell my clients, making a will does not mean you are going to ‘drop dead’. It simply means that you have taken the responsibility to carefully consider the outcome of your financial affairs after you die. There is also a misconception where people think that they ‘don’t have enough assets that warrant making a will, or that everything will
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HE Termination of Pregnancy Act was promulgated on 1 February 1997. This means that the unborn child is not a legal person and therefore has no civil rights, no human rights and is therefore the property of the mother. She has the legal right to destroy her unborn child. Unfortunately women and girls do take this option not realising the consequences. Right from conception each person is created in the image of God. The Secular humanist 084 086 9011 worldview which most of 032 - 533 2830 the governments of the world follow, say that HALAAL FOODS Naan Gatsby Toasted sandwiches abortion is permissible Steak - R35 Cheese & Tomato - R10.95 Chicken - R33 because of the right of Chicken & Mayonnaise - R14.95 Veg - R25 people to choose. Mutton Burgers Bunnies - Quarters This choice causes a Mutton Burgers - R13.95 Mutton - R26.95 Mutton & Chips - R14.95 dangerous situation beChicken - R26.95 Chicken Burgers cause it promotes vioBeans - R10.95 Fillet Burgers - R15.95 lence and enhances murFriday Special DAILY SPECIAL der. God's command is, Mutton Breyani Mutton Pillau - R27.00 R27.00 "thou shalt not murder" both man and woman Delivery done in Verulam and surrounding areas. T & C apply
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Interested in Participating in a Clinical Research Study? Ask your Doctor if you meet these conditions: You have been diagnosed with ocular hypertension (high eye pressure) or glaucoma You are 18 years or older You could be a candidate for a research study. The research study is being conducted at Netcare Aberlito Hospital in Ballito and Netcare Umhlanga Hospital Medical Centre in Umhlanga Rocks. The purpose of the study is to evaluate an investigational eye product. If you meet the eligibility criteria you will receive study-related care.
pass on to their spouses or children anyway’. This is often not the case. As a common problematic example, parents often desire that their family home passes to their children in equal shares. However, the practical reality is that many of the children (if adults) have moved away from the family home, having acquired their own homes leaving a sibling still living on the property. Disagreements often arise regarding rates, rentals and the property maintenance costs, which result in the family home being sold, so that all the beneficiaries get their due share. Having a valid will in place, simply gives certainty as to what is to become
will therefore be considered guilty of an act of murder and shall not find entry to life everlasting with God, unless they repent. According to the National Department of Health figures (The Herald, 12 June 2012) close to 78 000 legal abortions were performed in South Africa in 2011, that's about 6 per 1000 women. Illegal abortions, they estimate, was 38 per 1000 women, this gives us a figure of 450 000 abortions per annum, the total is therefore close to 528 000 abortions per year, which means that 1447 abortions are done every day. The AIDS deaths have been calculated at 850 per day, from this figures it is evident that abortion kills nearly twice as many people as HIV/AIDS. In total this means that between Abortion and AIDS it adds up to 840 000 deaths per year in South Africa. The birth rate in KZN has since 2006 dropped by 31 percent if this rate continues we may find much less people in KZN in 30 years from today. We need to cherish life because it
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and file a bond of security, before the estate can be finalised A will should be reviewed and updated regularly, especially when there has been a marked change in one’s circumstances, such as after a divorce, death of a beneficiary or acquiring of a new property. Drawing up a will gives you peace of mind and is arguably the most selfless and responsible act you can take to provide for your loved ones. Avoid the temptation to procrastinate and put off this issue further. People are advised to consult with an attorney who will explain all the relevant provisions that would be applicable to them to ensure that their will is best drafted.
She has the legal right to destroy her unborn child. Unfortunately women and girls do take this option not realising the consequences. is given to us by God, its not for man to take life in this way. Joinus!TheVerulamMinistersForum, The Verulam Youth Forum Impilo Centre, Phoenix Ministers Fraternal, Unity in Community, SouthBasin Ministers Fraternal, Christian Ministers Resource Centre, Gathering of God's Generals, Doctors for Life, Stanger Ministers Fraternal, City Connect, Focus on the Family, African Christian Democratic Party, Tongaat Ministers Forum, Family Policy Institute, Christians for
Truth, Crossroads KZN, Generation of Radicals, Christian Network International, 1 Voice, Association for Christian Media, and Stir it up, have joined forces to host the "March for Life" Sunday, 06th October, Umhlanga Ridge, 2pm. If you want to include your organisation / church, or if you want to join please let me know asap, so that we can add you to our list. FormoreinfocontactBishopMannie Roy - 0846605721 or myself, Aaron Munsamy – 0839761847. Aaron Munsamy
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of your proprietal interests after your death. The benefits of having a will overwhelmingly outnumbers not having a one. Some of which are the following: *The executors appointment is clear *That guardians have been appointed to take care of minors *Provision is made for trusts to be opened *Personal rights are recognised, such as a right to occupy a property after a person’s death *Estate claims are finalised much quicker *There are less opportunities for disputes and conflicts *The executor may not have to find
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BUSINESS PREMISE TO LET TO let – 20smq mini factories R800.00 pm, rainbow Centre opp Waterloo, Verulam. Tel: 032-533 1324 / 082 905 9631. KITCHEN to let. Call – 032-944 8204. KITCHEN to let – Canecutters R e s t a u r a n t opp. Goldensun Supermarket, Main Rd, Tongaat. Rental: R5 000.00 neg. 082 874 3419. FLATS TO LET TO Let – Seatides – apartment for single person. Safe parking, seaviews. 01/09/2013 avail. R2 600 incl. 071 605 9414. FLAMINGO Heights – ground floor, 2 bed, f/f, l/k/b/t, fully tiled. R2 400 exc l/w. 084 555 9484 / 032-945 3457. 15 RAMIAH Drive, Metcalfe Park, Tgt – 2 bedrooms, lounge dining, kitchen, separate toilet & bathroom. Mrs P. Reddy – 078 875 2605/ 032-944 2097 (h)/ 032811 0045 (h). Belverdere – one large bedroom, k/l, family toilet, bathroom + 1 guest toilet. R1950.00 excl l/w. Cell: 082 5644 635. FOR HIRE FUNBOUNCER, Activity castles, Slides, Winnie the Pooh, Barbie, Ben 10, Spiderman, Barney, Cars, Strawberry shortcake. Kids rides & tables/chairs, Popcorn, Candyfloss, Bubble, chocolate machines. Cupcakes stands & birthday banner. 031-530 7752 / 031-507 5899 / 083 469 8417, kzngroup@ telkomsa.net / www. kznjumpingcastles. co.za FOR SALE 1 Metal folding table R300, 1 car roof rack R150, 1 small wooden ladder R75, 1 wooden table R100, 1 wall seiko clock +-30 yrs old R350. Mohamed – 072 465 8989. HOLIDAY/TOURS INDIA special – R18 999, 29 Dec 2013 – 13 Jan 2014, Delhi, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Mathura, Agra, Jaipur, Mumbai. Soni – 074 626 9520.
HOUSES FOR SALE
BELGATE – vacant land, new phase. R135 000. BELGATE – new phase – 3 b/rooms, 2 baths, l/d/k, lock-up garage. R475 000. BELGATE – vacant land, Gemstone Drive. R155 000. VILLAGE Park – 3 b/ rooms with bic, lounge, f/kitchen, toilet & bath, carport. R680 000 BELVEDERE Drive – 3 b/rooms, lounge, kitchen, toilet & bath. R550 000 101 VICTORIA Embankment, Durban – 3 b/rooms, 2 baths, lounge & dining, kitchen, 2 parking bays. R950 000 WATSONIA – 3 bedrooms, lounge, dining, f/f kitchen, bath, d/lock up garage, maids room with bath, f/walled. R1 150 000. SANDFIELDS – 3 b/ rooms, mes, lounge, dining, f/f kitchen, bath, lock-up garage, fully walled. R850 000.00. BELGATE – Old Phase – new house 95% complete – 3 b/rooms, lounge & dining, f/ kitchen, bath, f/fenced. R495 000 Urgent Sale. MAIDSTONE Village – 4 b/rooms, 2 baths, lounge & dining, informal t.v lounge, kitchen fitted in genuine pink beech, pool, garage, storeroom, study, air-conditioning in all living areas. Excellent finishing’s throughout house. Fully secured. R1 230 000.00. BELVEDERE – 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bath R565 000. BELGATE – 2 bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen, bath, lock-up garage. R395 000. WESTBROOK – 2 bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen, bath, en-suite, pool in complex. R780 000. BALLITO – shop/office – 90 sqm R650 000. DESAINAGAR – vacant land. R400 000. TO Let – Shop/ Warehouse – Watson St, Tongaat, 280 sqm. R10 000.00 p/m FACTORY 600 sqm, Trurolands R18 000 p/m SHOP – Watson Str. Next to Jimsons. R7 500 pm. House – Belgate – 3 b/ rooms, mes, f/f kitchen, bic in 3 b/rooms, lug, f/ walled. R4 200 p/m. K. NAIDU & Associates, Suite 5 & 6, KNA Centre, 1 Watson Street, Tongaat. Tel :032-944 5001 / 082 939 1814.
DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS TUESDAY, 3PM. CALL EMMA ON 032 945 2903
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Fowdari Mansions – 3.5 Bedroom flat @ R995 000 Tongaat 3 Bedroom flat @ R695 000 2 Bedroom flat @ R350 000 Maidstone – 4 beds, lounge, dining, kitchen, pool + lug a must on your viewing list @ R1.23M 2 Bedroom house + 2 lounges, kitchen/ dining + large entertainment hall @ R895 000. Chelmsford Heights 3 Bedroom house l/d/k @ R850 000 3 Bedroom semidetached house @ R695 000 Watsonia – 4 bedroom house, l/d/k + dbl garage + 1 bedroom o/b @ R995 000 Mitchell Village – 3 bedroom + 2 bedroom basement. L/d/k requires TLC @ R1.25M Belvedere 3 Bedroom house l/k + lug @ R795 000 3 Bedroom house @ R595 000 Verulam Land-2049 sq mts @ R310 000 Land -731 sq mts @ R180 000 Phoenix – 3 bedroom house, l/k @ R550 000 neg Rental - Ballito – 1 bedroom flat @ R4400 incl. CALL SELVA 083 703 8665 / (o) 032-944 3203 or 084 512 5896
TONGAAT Suite 13b, Ganies Mall, 285 Gopalall Hurbans Road, Tongaat Belgate – old phase, house 95% completed, fenced R495 000.00 Belgate – land 390 sqm R150 000.00 Call: Sam – 073 589 0143, Lazarus – 082 476 0461, Office – 032944 1003.
MAIDSTONE VILLAGE 4 Beds bic mes, 2 lounges,d/room, study, ff granite top kitchen, s/lug, swimming pool, fenced and gated R1 250 000 TONGAAT Central flat 3 beds bic mes, lounge, d/room, ff granite top kitchen 130sq meters R895 000 VACANT LAND BURBREEZE 960 sq mts R150 000 MAIDSTONE / SUNDIAL 4 beds bic , lounge, d/room. ff granite top kitchen, 3 lug,1 bed flatlet, walled and gated R795 000 VERULAM SURIYA HTS 3 Beds bic, lounge, ff kitchen, s/cport, fenced and gated R595 0 0 0 VERULAM TEMPLE VALLEY 3 Bed lounge, d/room, ff kitchen
HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES TO LET
SITUATION VACANT
needs TLC R650 000 TO view call GAN REDDY on 032-943 3981 or 082 441 9012 THINKING of selling your property then call me GAN REDDY on 082 441 9012 or 032943 3981
SEATIDES – 2 bedrooms, o/plan kit, dining, lounge, fully fenced, undercover, tiled braai area, seaview. 032-944 1959 / 082 453 3553.
SECURITY company requires a training officer for the HR department. Must have drivers license & be able to communicate fluently in English & Zulu. Must reside from the North Coast & surrounding areas. To please call Sunika – 079 0500 502 or email C.V to hr@ reactionunitsa.co.za
GEORGE: 082 648 2711 KALESH: 083 246 7535 METCALF houses ranging from R820 000 to R1 650 000.00 HIMALAYA Drive, Verulam (simplex) @ R750 000.00 AZAD Avenue, Belvedere (with furniture) @ R695 000.00 E D M U N S B U R Y, Belvedere @ R495 000.00 DOUGLAS Place, Belvedere @ R590 000.00 FLATS FOR SALE KALDON Mews @ R650 000.00 WEWE Gardens, Maidstone 2 b/r @ R595 000.00 PLEIN Grove @ R550 000.00 LAND LOT 1143, Verulam @ R1 800 000.00 BELGATE – Old Phase @R195 000.00 FLAT to let – KALDON Mews, Plein Street @ R4500.00 DUPLEX for sale – Central Tongaat – 3 bedrooms, study, mes, K/T/B, guest toilet, lug. Price R980 000 neg. 084 478 6041 / 032944 2706. HOUSES TO LET GANDHI’S Hill – 3 bedrooms duplex, bic, open-plan, L/D/K, fully fitted K/T/B, secure parking. Rent: R4 950.00 excl l/w. Contact Sudesh – 083 349 6949. BELVEDERE – 11 Wallace St – 2 bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen, 2 bathrooms (ensuite). R3 500 excl, lights card sys, water seperate. 082 330 3033. BRINDHAVEN – Verulam, brand new granny cottage, comprising: 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen, d/room, lounge, ensuite and balcony – all fully tiled, carport. Safe & secure environment – 24 hour radio controlled foot patrol. Close to all amenities. Prefer working couple. R3 500 includes rent & water, excl. electricity. 032-533 5460 / 072 021 7567. HOUSE to let – 1 b/ room, kitchen, T/B. 032-945 1856 or 084 555 9244.
HOUSE to let – Vanrova Gardens, 3 beds, f/fitted kitchen, tiled, lug, fenced. R3 800 excluding L/W. Belvedere – 3 beds, lounge/ dining/ kitchen, tiled, fenced. R3 600.00 exc L/W. All properties available for immediate occupation. Flat for sale with garage – Patakh Centre. R425 000.00. Venesh Chetty – 032-944 1147 (o/h). OUTBUILDING to let – Metcalf Park – prefer working couple, immediate occupation, 3 bedroom, kitchen, toilet/ bath. 083 493 3212. LAND TO LET LAND to let – Shakaskaal. Ideal for farming, etc. Contact: 083 301 2075. LOANS ARE you drowning in debt??? Pay from as little as R250.00 per month towards all your accounts. Immediate relief. We also remove garnishees. Call Siva – 078 5450 850 / 032533 7894, Savy – 082 397 1840 / 031-837 2614. SERVICES SIPHO’S Window Tinting. Cars & Offices. Laminax. Prices: R350.00. Arbee Drive, next to Super Wheel. 083 929 0047. SITUATION VACANT RESPONSE Officers and Controllers required for a security company based in Verulam. Must have relevant qualifications and experience. Call Nisha – 081 595 9030 for an interview or e-mail C.V to hr@ reactionunitsa.co.za DUE to expansion PSIRA registered security guards required. Must reside in Verulam/ Phoenix/ Tongaat or surrounding areas. Contact Nisha – 081 895 9030. PARAMEDICS wanted male & female with BAA & ILS required in the north coast and surrounding areas. Contact: Nisha - 081 595 9030 or email C.V to prem@ reactionunitsa.co.za EXPERIENCED Cashiers required. Please call at Golden Sun Supermarket personally with on page C.V
EXPERIENCED salesman wanted for clothing store in Tongaat. Wage +-R500 to +-R1 000, 6 days weekly. No chancers. 082 487 1452 after 2pm. INDIAN girl required to do housework for 1 female, produce I.D. 032-945 1686. PROMOTER – to work twice a week, flexi hours and must be able to cross sell different alcoholic drinks. Contact: Seetha Govender – 032-944 1125 to arrange an interview. S U P E RV I S O R / D u t y Manager – ability to supervise staff and handle cash/ banking. Applicants should preferably be from the Tongaat, and surrounding areas, previous applicants need not apply. Training would be provided. Hotel/ Liquor store knowledge is an advantage, experience and own transport essential with traceable references. Please forward current C.V (maximum 2 pgs) via Fax: 086 648 5866 or email to chemsfod@ iafrica.com
Flat to let – Arbee Drive, 2 large bedrooms. R3 500 exc l/w, secure parking. Office to let – R600 pm. Tel: 082 9050 786
ADVERTISING We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement. If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 032-945 2903 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.
what’ s on To place a notice in the “What's on” sec tion, email coastalweekly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 945 2502. Deadline – Monday 4pm. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. The Vedanta Institute of South Africa will host a fund raising show with world renowned vocalist, Shashika Mooruth tomorrow night (Friday) at the Vishwaroop Dharamshala in Plein Street, Tongaat commencing at 6.30pm. A donation of R50 per per son will be requested for the event and supper will be served. For further enquiries contact: Logie Pan daram on 032 943 1060 / 072 3164 304 or Jay Raniga on 083 3577 211. The community is urged to attended and enjoy the show. The Chinmaya Mission South Africa invites you to free Ramayan Discourses,"Insights into & tips for a Divine Life" ,by Vimal Singh,every Tuesday,@ 6.30pm to 7.45 pm at the Tongaat Sabha,situated in Railway Street. Flambel Primary School hosts a Dance Fiesta on Friday 6 september 2013 at the Tongaat Town Hall at 7pmTickets :adults R20,scholars:R10,for more in formation contact the school on 032 9441894. BodySensewillbeholdingReiki1classesonSunday afternoons from 08 September 2013. If you are inter ested in learning Reiki healing or need healing, please contact sharon on 0845128904 or email sharon.chu nilall@gmail.com. The Shri Siva Subramaniar Alayam Umdloti Drift Verulam will be holding the Vinayagar Chaturthi prayer on Monday,9th September 2013 commencing at 5.45pm. ALL WELCOME. Jehovah’s Witnesses Convention The English language convention for KZN will be held at Growth point Kings Park Stadium from (68 September) 2013. This year’s convention theme is “God's Word IsTruth!”basedonJesus’wordsatJohn:17:17.Admis sion is free and no collections are taken. The program will start at 9.20 am on all 3 days. All are welcome to attend. Watsonia Civic Association will hold their 40th anniversary celebration on Saturday 7 September at the Tower Road Ground from 3pm to 5pm. All resi dents are invited to attend. For more information call Dawood Madar on 071 173 7908. Meeting for all members of the Association forthePhysicallyandMentallyImpairedatthe TongaatCentralLibraryonSaturdayat1pm.Formore information call Dan on 0725874830 or Dolly on 0736568682. The Verulam Civic Association hosts its monthly civic meetings on the last Thursday of each month at the Verulam Day Care Centre at 6pm. All civicminded persons are welcome to at tend. TheVerulamChildandFamilyWelfareSociety is hosting its Annual Golf Day at Mount Edgecombe County Club on 9 September 2013. For further infor mationkindlycontactourofficeson032 533 1046/7. Free Blood pressure screening to people over 45 years of age. Only via appointment. Contact Dr Vimla Naicker on 032 9441341. The KwaZuluNatal Blind and Deaf Society requires volunteers to assist in our lucky ticket draw.For further information and those who want to volunteer please contact Visa Soobra money on 031 309 4991 or 079 294 9192. The Ghandhi's Hill Reunion Committee monthly meetings will take place on the second Tuesday of every month at 6pm at Ganas Naidoo (Gringo)residence,39MitchellCrescent,Mithanagar, Tongaat. For enquiries call Chads Moonsamy on 084 812 7546 or 032 944 2902. The Tongaat Central Library hopes to form co optsandtrainingwherebusinesssupportwillprovide trainingandskillsdevelopmentonthenecessaryskill required. This meeting will take place on 20 August 2013 from 10am to 12pm. Booking is essential. Con tact Vigie on 032 944 4734 or 084 445 5069 to se cure your seat. Yoga classes are now being held on Thursdays at 5.30pm at the Seatide Library. For further info please contact Sharon on 084 512 8904 or email sha ron.chunilall@gmail.com.
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Supporting the girl child initiative THE Take a Girl Child to Work initiative is an an nual corporate social investment event held in South Africa since 2003. This year Mediclinic Victoria Hospital invit ed 30 Grade 11 and 12 girls from six secondary school in Tongaat to attend the programme. The aim of the programme was to deepen the thinking of the girl child with regards to the nursing profession, enhance self esteem, in
spire and motivate her to reach her full poten tial. The initiative ran over three days with the girlsgaininginsightonnursingandthevarious avenues in the profession, tertiary require ments, etiquette, corporate structure and a hands on training. The girls agreed that nursing is not only about caring, but having the passion and ex pertise in the healing of the sick.
Pupils from Belverton and Buffelsdale Secondary Schools at the hospital with hospital nurses
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THE Sivananda-Ganga Conference, celebrating the illustrious life and beneficent contribution of the great Rishi of Rishikesh, Sri Swami Sivananda, will be held at the Sivananda InternationalCulturalCentreinLaMercy on 7 and 8 September commencing at 6am on both days. The auspicious event coincides with the 126th birth anniversary of the divine master and will highlight the fellowship of the Swami Sivananda with Mother Ganga and their collectiveimpactonguidingthefuture of Hinduism. Theconferenceaimstobring about a mass spiritual awakening. The organisers have involved children and youth in more than 70 per cent of the items. They will feature in chanting from the scriptures, enactment of plays and sketches, singing of
bhajans and kirtans, drill performance, panel discussions, interactive sessions, quiz programmes, classical dances and presentation of DVDs. Sri Muralidhar Panda from Orissa in India, who was invited by Divine Life Society of South Africa to promote Sanskrit in the country, will train the budding Sanskrit scholars in preparation for their presentation on verses from the Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana, as well as Ganga Slokas. The conference will also feature guest artists, Kartiegasen Pillay, Mahenthri Govender, Tansen Nepaul, Umita Kalyan, Manesh Maharaj and Shivohum School of Dance will keep attendees enthralled. The event will also strive to provide coping skills to relieve and combat stress. Yoga and breathing techniques, health and diet, Agnihotra, meditation, sacred chanting from the scriptures and pilgrimage to the four sacred pools are all de-
signed to help with this process. During the breaks attendees may visit the wide variety of stalls on the campus of Sivananda International Cultural Centre where they may imbibe additional knowledge and obtain material they require. Books, CDs, religious frames, exhibitions, stalls promoting Mother Ganga, Health, Agnihotra, Tulsi Plant, DVD presentations, etc. will be open during the breaks. The organisers have invited sister spiritual organisations and temple groups to join in a March Past on Sunday, 8 September at the Stadium in La Mercy. Organisations are encouragedtomaketheirownbanners and utter sacred chants as they make their way around the stadium at 9.30am. For more information, contact the Divine Life Society of SouthAfricaon0312622314or the Sivananda International Cultural Centre on 032 941 5504/031 941 6993.
JEHOVAH’S Witnesses in the North Coast, includ ing Verulam and Tongaat, will be attending their upcoming District Convention in September. This year’s convention theme is “God's Word Is Truth!” which commenced in the United States in May and will continue worldwide until the end of December. It is estimated that more than 7 000 delegates will attend the Englishlanguage convention at Growthpoint Kings Park Stadium from 6 to 8 Sep tember and that a further 13 000 will attend the Zululanguage convention from 13 to 15 Septem ber for the Biblebased programmes. JR Brown, spokesman for the Witnesses, said the convention theme this year is significant be cause it underscores a core family value for Jeho vah's Witnesses. “Witness families embrace the Bible as the most trustworthy guide and source of advice in these troubled times. And we feel that the public will likewise benefit from and enjoy the varied and practical programme.” He said some of the highlights is the 'intriguing' talk entitled “What Is Truth” and will examine why we can trust God's Word, the Bible. Two dramatic plays will be presented that will bring Bible stories and their lessons to life.
Local Jehovah’s Witnesses are distributing a colorful, personal invitation to their neighbours. Pictured are front from left: Reshma Basanth, Cathlene and Serenal Nadar. Back from left: Tilden Moonsamy and Jayce Govender from the Verulam Congregation A 'visitors registration' table will be at all en trances to welcome visitors and supply them with Bibles and songbooks. There is no admission fee. Conventions of Jeho vah’s Witnesses are supported entirely by volun tary donations. For more information contact: English L Moonsamy on 074 897 7027 or Zulu H Ngwenya on 081 246 0393.
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Friday 30 August 2013 Buffelsdale Stadium Over 34 7pm - Gandhi’s Hill vs Seatides; 8:30pm - Maidstone A vs TP United Saturday 31 August 6pm - Young Chiefs vs Maidstone B Seniors Saturday 31 August Buffelsdale Stadium 2pm - Dalas Young Stars vs All Stars U19; 3:15pm - Spain B vs Fairbreeze
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South African. This all important match is being played during Heritage Month, and Bafana Bafana is our national heritage. We urge all soccer fans to fill up the stadium and get behind our team.” The Bafana Bafana squad is expected to be announced by head coach GordonIgesundonTuesdayinDurban. “Planning for the big game is on track and the usual logistics for a game of this stature are in place. We urge our fans to fill up the stadium for this thrilling game,” says Vusi Mazibuko, Stadium Manager for Moses Mabhida.
7 September with kick-off at 3:30pm. “This is an opportunity for the City and Province to showcase the rich culturaldiversityaspartofitsheritageand national pride and every effort must be made to galvanise support for our home team. I appeal to all citizens to go outandgettheirtickets,”saideThekwini mayor James Nxumalo. Organisers of the match in Durban are excited and confident of strong and enthusiastic support for the home team. “This is about national pride and being
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THE Verulam Child and Family Welfare Society in partnership with Pick and Pay Family Store, Verulam and the Verulam Athletics Club hosted a successful fun walk/run at the Verulam Sports Ground recently. Almost 1000 participants enjoyed the event. The society placed on record their sincere thanks the following stakeholders: Pick and Pay Fami-
ly Store Verulam, Verulam Athletics Club, Metro Police, SAPS, Accimed, all local schools that participated and other stakeholders who ensured that the event was a success. Results Male 5 km: 1. Vukani Maphumulo 2. Monusha Ngidi 3. Joseph Mangcwangule Female 5 km: 1. Asah Cabe 2. Nqobile Matusse 3. Angel Mahamba
Circuit Manager’s Champion Cup Fairbreeze Secondary emerged champions of the netball code. Sandy Moonsamy (left) and Bostom Moonsamy (right – CEO of Umongo Petroleum) with staff from Fairbreeze Second ary School
From left Dr SP Naicker (Verulam Child Welfare); N Murugas (Veru lam Child Welfare), Asah Cabe, Nqobile Matusse, Angel Mahamba, Vukani Maphumulo, Monusha Ngidi, Joseph Mangcwangule, Dr K Nai doo (President, Verulam Child Welfare). Back Row from left are Jun aid Khan (Pick n Pay) Selva Nayager (CEO Pick n Pay) together with officials of Pick n Pay, Verulam
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Honour for sports’ official SKISA karate organisation honoured its public relations officer, Sharan Haricharan of Tongaat with a special commendation award in appreciation of his outstanding contribution made in the field of arts, sport and culture amongst underprivileged communities last week. The special accolade was made at the SKISA Trust Banquet at
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ERULAM Athletic Club chairman and organiser Anand Naicker said it’s all systems go for the 10km/5km KGB Holding Twilight Spring run hosted on behalf of the Umhlanga Hindu Society. The KZN Athletics sanctioned race takes place on Saturday afternoon at CJ Saunders Park at the north end of the Gateway Theatre of Shopping. For the first time the race now becomes a night event with the 10km starting at 5pm and finishing at 7pm in the evening. The 5km fun run commences earlier at 3pm in the afternoon. Both races will be preceded a super bike run. Both races proved to be a hit last year and this year the organisers have introduced many incentives that will benefit all runners and walkers. The first 500 10km participants will receive t-shirts whilst all finishers will receive goody bags. All 5km fun run finishers will receive goody bags and medals. For the first time, event organisers have also included age category prizes for both the run and walk. The 10km race will offer open prizes, 35+, 40+ 50+ and 60+ runners and walkers will be able to receive category cash prizes making it a must run/walk
The Verulam Athletics Club is all geared up for the Twilight run event. Open male and female runners and walkers will receive prize money, caps and special t- shirts as well as outright trophies. Fantastic luck draw prizes will be given including two tickets to the Two Oceans Marathon for next year for the 10k participants. The race route is a double lap 5km course that takes in the Prestondale suburbs before returning to the park at Gateway. Three well stocked tables will be placed throughout the route to cater for runners and walkers. Runners are reminded that a programme of multi-cultural entertainment has been put on for the evening
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PASSENGER TYRES 155/80 R13 165/80 R13 175/70 R13 175/65 R14 185/60 R14 195/65 R15 195/50 R15 205/40 R17
R370.00 R395.00 R425.00 R450.00 R480.00 R595.00 R520.00 R599.99
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R1750 R2095 R2195 R2595
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including a live broadcast by Radio Hindvani. Entry for the 5km fun run costs R30 whilst the entry fee for the 10km licenced participants is R50. Temporary licences are available for the unlicensed participants. Runners are encouraged to use reflective wear. Phoenix Villagers will be providing marshal support along the route. UHS invites all licenced and unlicensed runners and walkers to participate in either the earlier 5km fun run or the 10km run/ walk. For details, contact Anand Naicker on 083 783 6363, Dr Luren Lutchminarayan on 079 8992 892 or Dr DG Govender on 083 6614 332.