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Meadowlands Technical High School,a source of hope for technical-orien-tated pupils, is on the brink of closingits doors unless a large capital injectionis made into the school’s coffers.Grappling with the high costs andmaintenance, the Montford school is indeep waters and the school’s manage-ment believe that if they do not act fast,the school funds would dry up and thedoors to the decorated 49-year-old in-stitiution will soon close.The technical school which caters foran average enrollment of 845 pupils,ranging from grade eight to 12, pro-vides holistic education for childrenfrom disadvantaged communities suchas KwaNdengezi, Umlazi, Welbedacht,

Demat, Mariannridge and Chatsworth.Pupils from these various communitieshave the opportunity to explore thevarious technical subjects offered atthe school. Welding, metalworking andplumbing are only a few of the manysubjects that pupils are offered.In an interview with the Rising SunCommunity Newspapers, a despondentprincipal, Mr SV Naidoo shared hischallenges he has endured over the fewmonths. “We are struggling to makeends meet with the resources that areprovided by government. One of ourmajor problems are school fees withonly 28 percent of registered pupilspaying their full amounts. If we do notgenerate enough funds, then we will

have no alternative to close the facilitythat provides a solid foundation and

education for our children.”Naidoo claims that in his challenging18 months, he has made numerouschanges to the benefit of the schooland its pupils.He added, “The school has tried nu-merous fundraising efforts but it is justnot enough. While tackling the manychallenges in the last 12 months withregards to maintenance, it has becomealmost impossible to cope with theminimum school fees collected. Theschool has tried fund-raising initiativesbut it is just not enough.”“We hope to bring Meadowlands backto its former glory and an institutionthat is self-funded by well-wishers andone that will ensure that future pupils

get the very best that we can give them.We lack the ability to fulfil our purposeas a school due to the lack of resources,the scarce feedback from the depart-ment, and the lack of co-operationfrom parents. We are urgently seekingthe assistance of businesses and thepublic to come on board,” he said. Theprincipal has vowed to do all in hispower to keep the doors of the schoolopen.Following the threat of the school clos-ing its doors, the management of theschool will be holding a dinner anddance fundraising initiative at theHavenside Function Venue on June 30,at 6pm.

School closure threat

The principal of Meadowlands TechnicalHigh School, Mr SV Naidoo.

After spending 17 nights in prison andtaking the stand in the Chatsworth andDurban Magistrate’s Court severaltimes after she was charged for mur-dering her long-term boyfriend, aMontford mother is now trying to findher feet after she was acquitted of the

charge, last week.Speaking to journalists, Sharen Chetty,42, said she is glad that the worst chap-ter of her life is finally over and shenow hopes that her story will educateothers as she tries to pick up the piecesof what is left of her life.

Communications officer of theChatsworth SAPS, Cpt Cheryl Pillay,confirmed the acquittal.“Vasanthi Sharen Chetty appeared inthe Durban Magistrate’s Court and wasacquitted on charges of murder,” shesaid.

Chetty was accused of stabbing herboyfriend, Trevor Pillay, 45, to deathin his home in Granada Street in Shall-cross in April, last year. Explaining theevents leading to his death, Chetty saidshe acted on self-defence and didn’tknow he was dead until she was ar-

rested.“On the day of his death, he was verydrunk and we had an argument. He ac-cused me of cheating and I ignored it.The argument escalated when we gotto the kitchen and he began to assaultme. He slapped, punched and head

Montford mum acquitted of murder charge

butted me. I tried topush him away but he

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Mobeni Heights resident, Mukthar Rakmatul-lah (24) has fulfilled his dream of becoming achef de partie at the five star Hotel Palazzo atMonte Casino. Here, he embarks on his cre-ative and custom delicacies for tourists fromaround the globe.The young man proudly admitted that home-made meals sparked his enthusiasm for theculinary industry. “I feel that food is a form ofart that impacts all of our senses,” he said dur-ing an interview.Through his journey as an upcoming chef, hehas obtained a Diploma in Culinary Arts at theInternational Hotel School (IHS) in Durban.Some of Rakmatullah’s top achievements thusfar have been working in Durban North at afour star hotel in Bellair Suites, working atIMG Worlds of Adventure in Dubai as a chefde partie and also continuing his position aschef de partie at Jamie Oliver's first restaurant

in Johannesburg.Rakmatullah said, “My inspiration has comefrom chef, Jamie Oliver and his rustic way ofcooking. This sparked my culinary vision dur-ing the beginning period of my career.”The talented chef thanks his mother for all ofher support which has given him the opportu-nity to achieve his fast growth in the industry.The proud parents of the dedicated chef said,

“Previously, the kitchen belonged to the ladyof the house and today, ours has been takenover. We are very proud of our son and all ofhis achievements thus far. We are also proudthat he is living out his dream as a professionalchef.”Rakmatullah claimed that his passion for theculinary world also stemmed from the adren-alin-filled rush that comes from an organisedand a chaotic kitchen environment. He be-lieves that a chef is pushed to the max whenhe/she has to be mentally and physically pre-pared as both these attributes go hand-in-hand.“The joy of cooking is something I cannot ex-plain. Seeing customers come in with a hun-gry tummy and leave with a smile on theirface makes it all worthwhile,” he added. In hisspare time, Rakmatullah enjoys going to thegym and playing tennis with family andfriends.

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Grade 11 Star Collegepupil, Ryan Ramiahwas chosen to presenthis chemistry projectat the GeniusOlympiad 2017 heldat the Oswego StateUniversity in NewYork, recently.The Arena Park resi-dent, who wasawarded a silvermedal for his projectthat was evaluated bya panel of interna-tional judges said, “Iwas happy to havebeen chosen to repre-sent my country inthis prestigious event.I never expected to beplaced among theawardees and I am ex-tremely pleased.”Ramiah also had thehonour of carrying theSouth African flag on

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stage at the openingceremony with repre-sentatives from theparticipating countries.The young lad is verygrateful to his teach-ers.“Mr Bayjev believedin me and I am thank-ful to him for his guid-ance. Thisachievement has

proved to me that hardwork, dedication andsacrifice will alwaysbe rewarded, maybenot immediately butthe rewards will surelycome. Having a deepsense of spiritualityhas also helped me inmy studies," he said.


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A Malvern mother offour perished in a firethat ripped throughtheir home on LewisByron Street, hoursafter her husbandpassed away at a localhospital due to a longterm illness, onWednesday. Thirty-seven-year-oldThulisile PrimoseSkosana’s four chil-dren managed to es-cape from the houseunharmed.Skosana’s aunt, Babu-jabulile Maphumulo,said the deceased cou-ple’s four children,aged 13, 10, six andtwo, are battling tocome to terms with theloss of their parents.Fighting back tears,Maphumulo said, “Weare all still veryshocked and saddenedby the deaths of ourbeloved Primrose and

Babini. We will try ourbest to provide theirchildren with the sup-port and love that theyneed during this diffi-cult time. We thankeveryone who assistedthroughout the night.”At this stage, theevents leading up tothe fire starting are un-known, however, thepolice will be investi-gating further.

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The fire completely destroyed the home.

Babini Skosana.

Thulisile PrimoseSkosana.

overpowered me.When he throttled me,I struggled to breatheand couldn’t push himaway. He was rela-tively larger than meand stronger than Iam. I pushed him buthe didn’t let go of me.When I reached be-hind me, I felt theknife on the counterand gripped it. When Iswung it at him, it cuthim on the neck dueto our height differ-ence,” she said, whilefighting back tears.Chetty said that hebled a lot due to himbeing highly intoxi-cated and after he re-leased her, he pacedaround the housewhile she fled.The next day, she was

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arrested by membersof the ChatsworthSAPS for murder.“I was confused as Iknew he was still aliveand walking aroundwhen I left the house.I didn’t even get to goto his funeral becauseI was imprisoned,” shesaid.The mother of twowas in a relationshipwith Pillay for 13

years and claimed shehad a protection orderagainst him because hewas violent before.She said she hopes Pil-lay’s family forgivesher for everything thathappened.“We did have a rocky

relationship but weloved each other andtried to work thingsout. I just wantTrevor’s family toknow that I feel thesame pain that theyfeel as I loved Trevorwith all my heart.Even though we werenot living together, Itook care of him andwe saw each otherevery day. I didn’tmean for this to hap-pen and I wish thingswere different but itisn’t,” she concluded.Chetty lost her jobafter she was arrestedand said she will nowfocus on getting a joband seek counsellingdue to the trauma andbeing in prison, whichwas the worst chapterof her life.

Acquitted woman beginsa new chapter

Sharen Chetty (42)said that she is gladthat the worst chap-ter of her life is fi-nally over.

Deceased: Trevor Pillay.


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American essayist, lec-turer, and poet, RalphWaldo Emersen oncesaid that children of theworld are the true gemsof this universe. Inkeeping with theseprofound words, theRotary Club ofChatsworth hostedtheir final club projectfor the Rotary term2016/17 with a mag-nanimous school uni-form distributionvalued at over R300,000. The successfulinitiative was held at

the Chatsworth Hos-pice on Saturday.This much-needed dis-tribution formed partof the club’s commu-nity services outreachinitiatives, which res-onated with the currenttheme of 'Rotary Serv-ing Humanity'. Uni-forms were distributedto 17 primary schoolswithin the Chatswortharea which still utilisethe traditional schooluniforms comprisingof white dress for girlsand grey pants with

shirts for boys respec-tively.The function was at-tended and supportedby various donors andsponsors, who havegenerously funded thisproject since its incep-tion 14 years ago.School principals,teachers, SGB mem-bers and pupils alikesupported the worthyproject.Club president, VaniGovender thanked alldonors and sponsorsfor their sterling efforts

Youngsters benefit from Rotary’s uniform project

Club president, Vani Govender (centre) is seen with the members of the Rotary Club of Chatsworth, various spon-sors of the school uniform project and pupils who benefitted.

in supporting the proj-ect despite the currentbleak economic cli-mate and for network-ing with the club.“We care for these pre-

cious children and pro-vide a lifeline to themany destitute fami-lies within the commu-nity whose lives areplagued by various so-

cial ills such as unem-ployment, poverty andwho cannot afford topurchase new uni-forms,” said Govender.Guest of honour from

the Department of Ed-ucation, Shobana Ma-haraj heaped praiseupon the club for theiramazing humanitarianprojects and for pavingthe future for theseyoung pupils. CEO ofKZN Oils, RajenReddy also delivered apowerful motivationalmessage to all theteachers and parents

present.“I also wish commendthe Rotary Club ofChatsworth for under-taking this admirableproject. To this end,our club was able tospread some muchneeded relief to theparents and renewhope for the youngpupils,” added Goven-der.


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The leader of a drug syndicate, whowas identified as a major supplier ofheroin in the KZN area, includingChatsworth, was arrested along withfive others during a joint operation bythe eThekwini Inner South Intelli-gence Team, together with the Dur-ban Organised Crime Unit andDurban Metro, on Saturday.During the planned operation, calledProject Black Rain, the team raidedan undercover heroin lab in Umh-langa and seized 2,5kg of heroinpowder, 10, 000 heroin filled cap-sules, 4, 000 mandrax tablets and 1,000 ecstasy pills. The team also re-covered 200, 000 empty capsules andequipment used to manufacture thedrugs.Communications officer of theeThekwini Inner South IntelligenceTeam, Priya Nunkumar, said theleader of the syndicate, aged 42, wasidentified as a wanted drug dealerfrom the Phoenix area.“The syndicate manager, aged 40,and four other suspects aged between32 and 53, were also arrested after

they were caught producing theheroin capsules,” she added.The suspects appeared in the VerulamMagistrates’ Court on Monday.Commander of the eThekwini InnerSouth Cluster, Maj Gen Nunkumar,commended members of the CrimeIntelligence Unit on their excellentwork leading to the arrest of a wanteddrug syndicate.“We will be conducting numerous in-telligence driven operations to targetall drug-related crimes within theeThekwini area,” he said.

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The ChatsworthMotor Club hosted amind-blowing andthrilling WinterMotor Car Show andSound Off to com-memorate YouthMonth at theChatsworth Stadiumon Sunday.The event drew in ahost of residents andthe crowd was keptentertained through-out the day.The exhilaratingevent included ashow and shine com-petition, a motor bikedisplay and a loudestexhaust stance,which certainly en-thralled everyone inattendance.Devoted communityleader and car fa-natic, Selvan Mood-ley who has a vestedinterest in the motorindustry and is a clas-sic car collector him-self said, “The eventwas a tremendoussuccess. The motorclub is a good mar-keting strategy to

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stimulate youngsters’interests and is an ex-cellent way to rid thecommunity of socialills. Everyone whoparticipated was win-

ners. We thank allresidents who cameout and supported theevent, our sponsorsand all car enthusi-asts.”

Those who were inattendance also en-joyed the flea mar-ket. The club wasfounded andlaunched in 2014 col-

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The flag hoisting cere-mony will begin at5:30pm and concludeson July 30 with theGaragham prayer.There will be dailyprayers held at thetemple on weekdays at5:30pm and weekendsat 6pm. TheGaragham prayer willcommence on July 30,at 8am from the tem-ple and will proceed tothe Ganges schoolsports ground until11:30am. Thereafter, it will pro-ceed back to the tem-ple and a traditionallunch and prasadamwill be served con-cluding with the de-hoisting of the flag at3pm. PooramNakshatharm starts onJuly 26, at 5:12am.For more information,contact Guru Om Sak-thi Guru Sankaran on031 462-3319 or 083-791-2585.

If the words jumble, swap, bargains, bric-a-brac,fashion, music or entertainment excite you, thenyou might have an itch to attend the Nelson Man-dela Day flea market on Sunday, July 2 from 9amto 4pm.Held at the Chatsworth Youth Centre, the marketwill be a day to honour Nelson Mandela whobuilt and opened the youth centre in 2003. Thecentre's Clive Pillay said, “Nothing quite beatsthe thrill of coming home with a bargain, a fash-ion accessory, a great meal or memories of meet-ing an old friend. All of this can happen if youand your family attend this Sunday's flea-market

which is promising to be very exciting, with lotsof fun activities and stalls.”People wanting to set up a stall should note thatthere are stalls in the car-park and inside the hall.Spaces are available on a first come, first servebasis and residents can do so on Friday and Sat-urday. The organisers of the market are planningto continue to build on the success of the marketby introducing new stalls and exciting entertain-ment.For more information, contact Clive Pillay on061-429-2574 or Tekiesha Dilchund on 084-460-8601.

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The Mandela Day market promises to delivers loads of entertainment.

The Nelson Mandela Chatsworth Youth Centre in part-nership with the Legal Resources Centre (LRC) hasbegun a monthly legal advice desk at the Youth Centre.On the first Saturday of every month, between 9am and12pm, the LRC will conduct a short workshop on a rel-evant topics of law and provide individual consultationswith people on any legal issue affecting them.The workshop will be held on July 1. The topic for themonth is ‘disability and the law.’ Many disabled peopleexperience financial hardship, making it difficult to af-ford legal fees. Good legal advice can be helpful tothose facing discrimination at work, problems obtain-

ing proper care or difficulty in receiving welfare bene-fits. All of this will be covered in the talk on Saturday.The LRC is South Africa’s largest public interest,human rights law clinics. They use the law as an in-strument of justice for the vulnerable, marginalised andpoor people. All services offered by the LRC includingworkshops, advice desks and litigation are done at nocost. Should you have any legal questions or concerns,carry all relevant documentation relating to the mat-ter.For more information, contact Clive Pillay on 061-429-2574 or Previn Vedan on 079-460-9702.

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Residents are invited to join the Mandela Day'Brown Paper Bag Campaign' which is put togetherby Revolution Motorcycle Club and the NelsonMandela Chatsworth Youth Centre.The campaign allows everyone to celebrate and bepart of Madiba's birthday on July 18. Not only isMandela loved and adored by South Africans, he isalso revered internationally. So much so, that hisbirthday is celebrated as Mandela Day the worldover.Brown paper bags are distributed to thousands ofpeople who decorate the bags with Madiba images,quotations and messages. They then fill the bagswith eight or more items of non-perishable gro-

ceries, toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap),warm clothing and other usable items. This year, thebike club is hosting a huge event for over 2, 000 dis-abled and disadvantaged children. They will bebrought together to celebrate Mandela's birthdayand given the bags with all the goodies. The poor-est of the poor children will be identified andbrought to the celebration.Residents, organisations and companies who wantto be a part of the campaign are welcome to collectthe paper bags from the youth centre. The bags mustbe handed in by July 14. For more information, con-tact Clive Pillay on 061-429-2574 or email: [email protected]

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The various drugs, which were seized by policeofficers during the operation.

Suspected Bayviewdrug dealer nabbed at

his houseA 34-year-old alleged drug dealer was arrestedduring a joint operation by the eThekwini InnerSouth Cluster Task Team, Durban Metro and theShongweni K9 Unit at his home in Bayview, lastFriday. According to a police report, the suspectwas found in possession of a variety of drugs tothe value of R5000. The drugs included fivepieces of rock cocaine, 13 heroin capsules and

220 grams of dagga. The team also seized overR3000 in cash. He was charged duly. eThekwiniInner South Cluster commander, Maj GenNunkumar commended the police officers ontheir good work. “We will be planning and exe-cuting more operations in full force to tackle alldrug related crimes within the eThekwini InnerSouth area,” he said.

A 35-year-old suspectwas placed under ar-rest for possession ofan illegal firearm andan alleged involve-ment in armed rob-beries within Malvernand surrounding areas,recently. The eThek-wini Inner South Clus-ter together with the

The illegal firearm that was confiscated.

Armed robbery suspect behind bars

Rapid Rail Police Unitsearched the Ntuzumaarea after receiving in-formation that the sus-pect was in possessionof an illegal firearm.“The team seized a9mm Glock with theserial number filed offand 32 live rounds ofammunition,” said po-

Armed response officershot during Malvern

house break-inA gang of armed robbers shot and injured aBlue Security armed response officer while ashot narrowly missed a second officer as thesuspects fled the scene of a home invasion inMalvern, on Thursday night.Blue Security operations director, Brian Jack-son, said armed response officers had arrived atthe scene of a home invasion in response to analarm activation in Dipdale Road at around6:45pm.“Six suspects forced open the sliding gate to

the property and reversed their black VW Polointo the driveway. One of the suspects remainedoutside on the lookout. The gang then enteredthe home and caught a mother and her twoteenage sons by surprise. The home owner wasat the back of the property unbeknown to thesuspects,” he said.He added that the robbers ransacked the house,forcing the brothers to lie on the floor and frogmarched the terrified mother to the bedroom,demanding cell phones and other valuables.“The suspects loaded valuables into their vehi-cle and grabbed the CCTV surveillance cameraDVR recorder before fleeing the scene. As ourofficer arrived outside the property, he parkedhis car and a suspect, who was waiting outsidethe house, fired a shot at him. A bullet hit thetop of the armed response vehicle windscreen,went through the visor and missed the officer’shead by millimetres before hitting and exitingthe head rest,” he confirmed.Jackson said the officer went for his firearm inan attempt to return fire and got out of his ve-hicle but the suspects were relentless so hecalled for back-up.“The suspects jumped into the getaway vehi-

cle and sped down the road shooting indiscrim-inately at the back-up vehicle that had justarrived. A shot was fired through the door of thevehicle and hit the officer’s right thigh before

entering his left thigh and exiting again accord-ing to paramedics at the scene,” he said.Jackson said the officer was transported to hos-pital for treatment. Members of the MalvernSAPS attended the scene of the crime. “Wecommend both of our officers for their swift re-sponse to the scene of the crime and for theirbravery,” he concluded.

lice reports. Accordingto communications of-ficer, Priya Nunkumar,the suspect will appearin court soon. eThek-wini Inner South Clus-ter commander, Major

General Nunkumaralso commendedmembers on their ex-cellent work in appre-hending the suspectlinked to armed rob-beries.

A man was arrestedafter a suspected bur-glar was shot deadduring a break in at hishome in Malvern dur-ing the early hours ofSaturday morning.It is alleged that thesuspect entered thecomplex and an alter-cation ensued betweenhim and the resident.It is further allegedthat the suspect stolevaluables includingmoney from the homeowner’s car.Corporate communi-cations officer, W/ORadhika Marimuthusaid, “A case of mur-der has been opened

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venue was filled to its maximum capacity. Yogais a very energising experience and people of allnationalities, faith, ages and all degrees of energyare able to participate in it.”The event also saw Minority Front leader,Shameen Thakur Rajbansi and CEO of the Ris-ing Sun Community Newspapers, Vijay Maharaj,in attendance as guest speakers.Dr Moodley encourages residents to participatein yoga because it has scientifically been provento improve concentration, memory and calm themind and muscles. International Yoga Day 2017was celebrated under the theme 'Yoga for Health’.

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Social media refers to the means of interactionsamong people in which they create, share, and ex-change information as well as ideas in virtualcommunities and networks. It is therefore be-coming the fastest medium in the world. The Ris-ing Sun took to the streets to find out just howaddicted we are to social media and how we cango about to change this?

Crystal Govender (18) of Umhlatuzana said,“I’m not a fan of social media. I have WhatsAppto just stay in contact with everyone. I would saysocial media can be referred to as a social ill de-pending on a person. It can be compared to drugsfor example because some people are addicted toit. People need to make a change on their own.”

Deshnee Govender (21), who is a lab technicianfrom Montford said, “In my opinion, social mediais not a social ill. It does have its advantages anddisadvantages, but it is also dependent on the typeof person you are. In my lifestyle, I don’t havethe time to be on social media 24 hours a day,seven days a week. I would say I’m not addictedand I can stay without going on social media. Iwould therefore state that it isn’t a need but moreof a want.”

Westcliff resident, Treshen Pillay (22) said thathe mostly uses WhatsApp and Facebook morethan any other social media platforms. “I disagreethat social media is a social ill. I feel that with re-gards to children, parents should give them cellu-lar phones at the right age to use and limit theirusage. There should definitely be restrictions.Personally, I am a fan of Facebook and I use it tokeep in touch with the rest of the world however,

I also know how to restrict myself. People havethe control to limit themselves and data also con-tributes to this limitation,” he added.

Staff associate, Sphamandla Dlamini (20) ofWoodhurst said, “Being addicted to social mediaisn’t actually the right term as I feel that peoplecan use it to their heart’s content but need to bal-

ance their lives to accommodate all other aspectssuch as work, prayer and family time. Parentsshould restrict or limit their young children fromsocial media so that they grow up focusing onthings that would get them to where they want tobe in life like getting an education. A good bal-ance of social media life and real life is needed inorder to defeat the addiction.”

Cashier, Khayelihle Majamane (20) said, “So-cial media is a social ill because it has a negativeeffect in one’s life if they get addicted to it andare unable to fight the addiction. Social mediacan expose you to issues such as cyberbullyingwhich can certainly impact your life negatively.”

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Many assume they are in love whereas it may justbe an infatuation, a one-sided feeling, or justclose friendship. When one acts on these roman-tic and sexual emotions impulsively and withoutaccording it sufficient time, it may lead to disap-pointment and broken hearts.True love includes respect, admiration, care, andnever subjecting your partner to hurt, humiliationor any form of abuse.True love may be the kind of love that manychase after or desire, but is as elusive as a butter-fly. It takes time to bloom. Many find it and arerewarded with happiness.The following are some of the signs of true lovein a perfect romance (Ref. E. Arthur-“12 Signs ofTrue Love in a Relationship”):• Give and take in love. You give to the relation-ship unconditionally without expecting some-thing back from your partner.• Pure happiness. You are filled with happinessjust watching your special person smile or laughout loud even though you are having a bad day.• Pain and anger. You may feel hurt when yourlover upsets you, but their actions never angeryou. You cannot remain annoyed with them forlong because it hurts you more.

• You make sacrifices for their happiness or well-being even if they may not realise it.• The right effort. You go to great lengths to makeefforts to improve the relationship and try toplease your partner and make them feel loved andspecial.• You can’t hurt them. When you are truly in lovewith someone, you cannot hurt them in any way.• You keep your promises. When you make apromise to this person, you keep it even thoughthis person does not know that you broke it.• When you truly love your partner, you see themas part of your life and your future.• You share their burdens. You are always willingto help in their difficulties even though you haveproblems of your own.• Pride and jealousy. You feel proud when theyachieve something even though you may havefailed at it. When you love someone, you cannotbe jealous.• You are willing to suffer, just to see them happy.• Their perspective. Whenever you have plans ofyour own, think of your partner’s opinion beforedoing something for yourself.So are you in love, or are you getting there?

What are thesigns of true lovein a relationship?

By Dr Guru Kistnasamy

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Senior citizens are the gemsof our community

As we look around, there are so much ofpollution and filth and our creatorwants us to take good care. Let ustake on the responsibility and do ourpart. There is so much to do and solittle done. We all could lean fromthe stars, the moon and the sun asthey work together as one.Let’s be more careful by help-ing Mother Earth regain itssplendor and keep it cleanand ever beautiful. As it is

often said that cleanliness is next to Godli-ness.

Duty calls, let us pray and clean up themess. We ought to be grateful to God for

the land of our birth. The animals, the birds,the butterflies, trees and flowers too. All of

us can rejoice together as we help tomake a new one.

Dhunam MoodleyMontford

Taking care of our environment

Dhunam Moodley.

International Day against Drug Abuse and IllicitTrafficking was commemorated, recently. To thisday, drug abuse remains a major concern in ourcommunity. As often as we may commemoratethese important days, it is of no purpose withoutan act of prevention. An addiction is difficult tostop and therefore, it is important that one grad-ually stops smoking, drinking or any other formof addiction. As the saying goes, ‘You can take ahorse to the lake but you cannot force the horseto drink the water.' This means that as much as

Fight back against drug abuse

In recent months, there have been several casesin which youngsters from Chatsworth have beenreported missing. While we do sympathise withthe families and the victims, majority of thesecases end in the person running away from homedue to family issues. The news about these miss-ing people becomes viral on social media whichcauses a complete community disturbance. Fam-ily issues should be kept at home. This is not onlya community problem but it is also an issue withregards to the misuse of police resources. I ap-peal to the residents to think about their actionsbefore placing such news in the public domain.

Jay GovenderWestcliff

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The elusive sardines are back. I can smell andeven taste these mouth-watering little delicaciessmeared with masala frying in kitchens acrossDurban.For a few years, they avoided our shores and wewondered what could be the reason. The Chinesewere our prime suspects and many believed ourgovernment was complicit in a serious crimeagainst marine conservation in allowing Chinesetrawlers to destroy our seas to feed the 1,2 billionhungry mouths in China.At least, for now, the sardines are here and notgone to China. The sardines are a sought- afterdelicacy in India, Portugal, Spain and, of course,the KwaZulu-Natal coast. In India, from wherewe have inherited our love for sardines, the fishis on the decline. Co-incidentally, the sardinesarrived on our shores the day I was watching aprogramme on the colourful Sardine Festival inLisbon. And I wondered why we did not have asimilar festival since the sardines have beencoming to our shores for decades, if not for cen-turies. While we enjoy this bounty from the sea,we must respect and care for our rivers and seas.We must stop throwing plastics that get washedinto rivers which then end up in the sea. Theworld’s oceans are choking with plastics. Howuncaring could we be? But not everyone is alover of the little silvery, slippery sardine.Women generally don’t like them as they haveto clean the smelly fish and fry them for theirlazy husbands to enjoy with their friends. Thewhole house smells of sardines. What is betteron a cold, wintry evening than hot, crispy sar-dines for a bite? Cheers to the sardines!

T MarkandanSilverglen

I congratulate the Havenside Senior Citizens Clubwho celebrated their 33 year milestone anniversary,recently. What a momentous achievement! To seethese beautiful ladies in their traditional saris, itmakes me feel proud that we are upholding our strongculture. To the executive members, well done forkeeping your doors and hearts open to the seniors inthe community of Havenside. Sadly, our elders are nolonger regarded as the gems of our society. Some-times, the elderly are dumped in a home for the aged.They are not even visited by their children. Senior cit-izens deserve to grow gracefully old and live in secu-rity for their reminder of their last years. My appeal toall the young people in our community is for them todo the moral thing look after your parents. Your par-ents and elders should be like God to you. They are

the most precious things in your life. Without them,there is no you. I pray that the Havenside Senior Cit-izens Club continues to grow from strength tostrength. A special thank you must go the editorialteam at the Rising Sun for not forgetting our eldersand so willingly and generously always publishingthe highlights and celebrations of senior citizens andtheir clubs. God bless you all for your kindness. I lovethe saying, ‘The most useful asset of a person is not ahead full of knowledge but a heart full of love, withears open to listen, and hand willing to help an elder.’God bless the elders.

Dhayalan MoodleyMobeni Heights

we have these calendar events, it is of no purposewithout a plan of action.Biyanka Maduray

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Cooking has evolved from the aspect ofmothers just preparing the food. Fathersare also now mastering the kitchen tools.Over the years, recipes and signaturedishes have become more than a way oflife with TV shows that depict differentways to cook and prepare food. So withthat being said, do you have what it takesto battle the opposite gender in thekitchen? Chatsworth Centre will be invit-ing all mums and dads to participate in acook-off. All shoppers (only dads andmums) had to do was send a special fam-ily recipe. All recipes could have been de-

livered at the information desk or inboxedthrough to the Chatsworth Centreʼs Face-book page. All recipes were posted toFacebook to be viewed.All entrants needed to ̒ likeʼ the Facebookpage (if they had not already), and en-courage their friends to vote for theirfavourite recipe. All Facebook fans hadthe opportunity to vote for their favouritedish and the six dishes with the mostʻlikesʼ will be invited to a cook off on July2. One lucky voter will have the opportu-nity to win a R1, 000 gift card if the recipethey choose wins. The winner of the gift

card will be announced on July 7.A selected and independent group ofjudges will be judging all the recipesposted on Facebook and the dishes pre-pared at the cook off. One lucky winnerwill stand a chance to win an AMC pot setsponsored by AMC Cookware. Consola-tion prizes are sponsored by the gener-ous tenants, Nagiahs, Verimark,Woolworths and Spice World. All contest-ants will be eligible for a free ChatsworthCentre branded gift set and a SpiceWorld cook book for taking part in theevent. The competition concludes on July

Battle of the Spices, do you have

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2 and winners will beannounced on the day.The focus is to rewardall those that have apassion for food and alove for cooking. So, ifyou think you havewhat it takes, then dropoff your unique recipeat the information deskor inbox them to theirFacebook page andget ready to get cook-ing.

Battle of the Spices, doyou have what ittakes?

For more details, con-tact the ChatsworthCentre marketing officeon 031-401-9517 or visit www.facebook.com/chatsworthshoppingcentre orwww.chatsworthshoppingcentre.co.zafor full terms and conditions.

Teacher, manager and researcher, DrJeeva Naidoo, will introduce a newseries of articles in his popular col-umn titled, ‘Knowledge is Power,’with topics ranging from gover-nance in schools to motivationalpieces for pupils and parents.Dr Naidoo has published over 50 ar-ticles in the Rising Sun CommunityNewspapers overthe last few yearsand he has over 32years of teachingexperience, 16years of which arein management.He has obtained hisHonours degree inEducational Man-agement and Gov-ernance (UKZN -Westville), a Mas-ter’s degree in Edu-c a t i o n a lManagement, Leadership and Re-search (UKZN - Edgewood), andhis Doctoral degree in LanguagePractice (Durban University ofTechnology - City Campus). He hasboth theoretical and empiricalknowledge and experience of gov-ernance structures and policies,spanning over 20 years. He hasserved on the various governance

structures at schools in the greaterDurban area; some of the posts in-clude vice-chair, treasurer, secretaryand as an ordinary SGB member.He is also a Level 3 First Aider andan instructor for the South AfricanRed Cross Society (SARCS), Dur-ban Metro Branch, for over 20years.

His doctoral thesiswas based on ‘Thehegemonic positionof English as amedium of instruc-tion at primaryschool level, inKwaZulu-Natal, andits impact on parentsand preferences ofschooling for theirchildren.“This study wasconcerned with thechoices parents of

English second language (ESL)pupils made with regards to theschooling of their children in respectof medium of instruction (MOI),and explored the reasons why par-ents chose to disregard education intheir mother tongue in favour ofEnglish as a MOI. This was con-trary to the Language in EducationPolicy (LiEP), as the Department of

Popularcolumnist returns withnew series

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Education instilled inprincipals, teachersand parents the needfor children at pri-mary school level tobe taught in theirmother tongue. Thevalue of the research,it is thought, lies inclarifying the variousinfluences at play, inparticular, the hege-monic position ofEnglish, and offeringstakeholders a ra-tional, rather than po-litical or emotionalbasis for the choice ofMOI for ESL pupils,as well as pointingout the possible con-sequences of suchchoices,” he said.Comments and sug-gestions can be for-warded to Dr Naidoo via email:[email protected] WhatsApp on 081-547-6499.

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Mr and Mrs Moodley in their younger days. The couple recently celebrated their 60th anniver-sary.

Diamond anniversarycelebrations for

Chatsworth coupleTrue love stories never end and these profoundwords certainly hold true for Chatsworth cou-ple, Mike and Priscilla Moodley, who recentlycelebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. De-spite having an arranged marriage, the pairsaid that when they first met, it was definitelylove at first sight. They tied the knot in 1957 atbeautiful Christian wedding ceremony. Theywere later blessed with five children, ninegrandchildren and four great grandchildren.Mr Moodley, who is very much in love withhis wife to this day said, “My wife’s cousin,who had worked with me, arranged our meet-ing. The moment I saw her, I instantly fell inlove as she was gorgeous and we began court-ing. Two years later, we tied the knot at ourSilverglen home. I thank God every day forbringing my beautiful wife into my life.”They attribute their successful long marriageto their love for God, each other and theirfriends and family. Their advice for newlywedded couples is to have faith in each otherand always trust their love.“Prayer is the key to having a successful mar-riage and it is essential to always put your re-lationship first,” added the Moodley’s. In theirspare time, the duo enjoys watching moviestogether and spending time with their familyand friends.

Happiness, love, trust and friendship are the secret toPaul and Savy Naiken’s successful marriage. The Bel-lair couple recently celebrated 55 years of marital blissand shared with journalists their happy journey as hus-band and wife. They celebrated their milestone an-niversary in grand style with their close friends at theRainbow Seniors Club. The Naiken’s were married onJune 10, 1962.Two years before their marriage, the pair was intro-duced to each other on Christmas by their parents andsoon became good friends. Their friendship later blos-somed into love when they began courting. They tiedthe knot at a lovely Tamil wedding ceremony, whichwas held at the Clairwood Temple Hall. Mrs Naiken re-

called their wedding day fondly and said that it was thehappiest day of her life. “We are still in love to this dayand I am blessed,” said the 79-year-old. Mr Naiken (89)and his wife’s bond have been strengthened by theirtwo children and six grandchildren, whom they lovedearly. “We love spending time with them,” they said.The pair are also avid travellers and have been to sev-eral countries around the world. In their spare time,they enjoy going to the senior citizens club, socialisingwith their friends, watching movies and travelling.They concluded, “It is very important for newly mar-ried couples to love each other and always trust eachother. Friendship is the key to a happy marriage.”

Couple shares their secret toa successful marriage

The charming couple 55 years ago. The couple at their anniversary celebration.


Seniors and the organisers at the yoga session, which was enjoyed by all.

Seniors commemorate International Yoga DayThe Rainbow Senior Citizens Club, situated at theUmhlatuzana Civic Hall, commemorated Inter-national Yoga Day on Wednesday.Deputy director of the Department of Sport andRecreation, Dr Ansuyah Moodley honoured this

important day by offering a session of yoga to theseniors. The residents were taught breathing exercises andyoga poses. The deputy chairman of the club,Jock Moodley said that the organisation is ex-

tremely grateful that International Yoga Day fellon a Wednesday because that is when they meetweekly. “We are very thankful to Dr Moodley foroffering us this class. It was well enjoyed.”

The Rotary Anns Club ofChatsworth will be hosting an excit-ing women’s breakfast at the SquareBoutique Hotel in Umhlanga on Au-

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PR and fundraising manager, Lee Jar-rett, said, “Our choir has tremendoustalent that deserves to be showcased.”She urges residents and companies tosupport them by inviting them to per-form at events. The Malvern Childand Youth Care Centre cares for 120orphaned and vulnerable children be-tween the ages of two and 18.Through its development pro-grammes, the home is committed to

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Each girl radiated with pride and passion as they sang and danced to the beat of the drum.

The Consulate General of India Durbanin association with the Gujarati HinduSanskruti Kendra hosted a successful In-ternational Day of Yoga program at theKendra Hall, last Wednesday. Hundreds

of people together with the honorable,Dr Shishank Vikram took part in theyoga session. Certificates were awardedto all who participated. One yoga aspi-rant said the experience was not only

fulfilling but had rejuvenated the body,mind and soul. He said he hoped morepeople around the country and worldwould practice yoga and not treat it as ahobby but as a way of life.

Yoga - keeping the mind, body andsoul in tune with the world

Children’s choir serenadethe elderly


Dedicated members of the Tyron Community De-velopment distributed gifts to fathers at the RKKhan Hospital, recently. The leader of the or-ganisation, Tyron Edwin said that it was reward-ing to see the smiles on the faces on all the fatherswho received gifts and delicious meals. “It was ablessing to give back to community memberswho had to spend their Father’s Day in hospital

and despite being ill, they were still full of love.The members of the organisation are very thank-ful to City of Victory and Pillay’s Bakery for theirsponsorship. We are currently looking for spon-sors for blankets.” To assist the organisation, call084-099-2233 or visit their Facebook page.

Fathers were presented with gifts and also treated to a hearty meal.

Father’s Day cheer at RK Khan Hospital

Barbie and Ken pageant tocaptivate Durbanites

Entrants of the pageant.

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A people’s hero Dalip Singh lived a life of loving service to his family and community

fulfilled his destiny in life as God’s chosen one to healwhenever he could, to build whenever the opportunityarose; to uplift those who were desperate and unfortu-nate. We may not have our father physically with us,but the memories he has left behind continues to sustainand enrich our lives. His legacy of how to live in har-mony and peace with each other will forever fill us withpride. Added to that legacy must be our late realisationthat the mind can overcome any obstacle or burden. Inthe last few years when his health began to deteriorate,the pain he endured so stoically bore testimony to hisimmense mental courage and strength.” Singh made thestatement emphatically that the body is secondary tothe mind. He is forever in our loving memory,” theysaid.

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AfricaThe Ramakrishna Centre of South Africa will be cele-brating its 75 year anniversary and 63 year SouthernKZN annual Children’s Cultural Festival at the MHJoosub Hall in the University of KwaZulu-Natal on July2, at 9am to 3pm. Residents are encouraged to attendthe festival, which will signify cultural enrichment.The day aims to promote moral, spiritual and culturalvalues. The programme includes devotional singing,plays, speeches, dances and scriptural chanting. It hasalways been a source of inspiration to thousands of chil-dren and to the communities where it has been held.Over the past years, the centre has been propagating theuniversal message of peace and harmony as demon-strated and lived by Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother SriSarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda. The centre hascontributed significantly to the upliftment of deservingpeople and communities through many of its outreachprogrammes. These include medical services, nutrition,poverty alleviation, skills development, women em-powerment, youth resource development, educationalservices, HIV/Aids shelters, entrepreneurship develop-ment, free distribution of value based literature and theFaculty of Peace Studies.For more information, contact the centre or visit theirwebsite at www.ramakrishna-sa.org.za.

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Winter warmers forunderprivileged pupils

The indigent pupils of Dawnridge Primary Schoolreceived free blankets to provide much-neededcomfort and warmth during the harsh winternights. Being the middle of winter, the projectwas appreciated by the excited pupils. The prin-

cipal, staff and pupils are grateful to all the spon-sors, who lovingly donated blankets, as well as tothe Moorton Sai Organisation for co-ordinatingthe blanket drive.

Greenvale Primary School held a special Father’sDay programme to emphasise the importance ofdads in society and in families, recently.The excited grade three pupils honoured their

‘super-dads’ by performing a special play for theirparents, who attended the event. The audiencewas enthralled by the talent showcased at the pro-gramme.

The pupils performed various items in honour of all ʻsuper-dadsʼ.

Special Father’s Day programmeheld at Greenvale

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Crossmead Primary School held a special YouthDay celebration, last Tuesday. Staff, parents andpupils were treated to a motivational show whichincluded singing and dancing. The MC, Sandesh

Excited pupils together with staff of the school.

Informative Youth Day programme at Crossmead

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The pupils of Dawnridge Primary School took tothe streets to stage a placard demonstration,which highlighted Child Protection Week.They highlighted the plight of thousands of chil-dren who are being abused on a daily basis bychanting slogans. In addition to this, they dis-played colourful banners so that passing mo-torists, parents and pedestrians were made awareof this atrocity in the community and country at

large. The pupils also engaged in a fun/health walk inMoorton and displayed posters against the vari-ous social ills, including abuse against womenand children. Principal of the school, Mr SN Pil-lay, said he hopes that residents support thepupils in eradicating abuse against children andwomen.

The pupils displayed various placards during the demonstration.

Dawnridge pupils highlight Child Protection Week

Principal, A Pillay, Juninho Samuel, Judelle Samuel, Kasturie Samuel andJayson Samuel at the ribbon cutting ceremony.

Alencon Primary School launchesAstroturf Action Soccer Arena

Alencon Primary Schoolproudly opened their As-troturf Action SoccerArena, recently. In an ef-fort to promote a healthylifestyle, the school is fo-cusing mainly on theyouth of the communityand is encouraging themto use the exciting newsporting facility between3pm to 5pm.The principal of theschool, A Pillay praisedthe new soccer arena andsaid that this certainlygives impetus to theirpupils achieving sportingexcellence, especially ata time when sports inschool is losing focus.“The school thankseveryone who con-tributed to the project in-cluding the governing

body, the staff and sup-porters. Our sincerethanks go to JaysonSamuel and family for

investing in the schooland the community.Many people speakabout contributing to the

community, but Samuelstepped up and turnedthis vision into reality,”added Pillay.

Pupils will make full use of the facility.


Beacon Ridge School pupils participated in a Youth Day Fun Run, recently. The day was sponsored by KZN Athletics and aforerunner to the Comrades Marathon. Seen are the pupils who enjoyed the day thoroughly.

Beacon Ridge pupils enjoyed the day.

School hosts Youth Run

Elora Primary School hosted their annual grade R sports at the school grounds, recently. The pupilswho participated were presented with a medal, a gift bag filled with goodies and pizza. The acting prin-cipal, Miss KB Khan and the school governing body thanked all the parents and sponsors for their as-sistance in making the day memorable for the grade R pupils.

The excited grade R pupils enjoyed the fun-filled day.

Fun in the sun for little ones

Chatsworth and district principals embarked ona tour and conference, recently. The excited indi-viduals visited a health resort in Drakensburg andwere treated to a day of pure relaxation and seren-ity. The principals thanked their hosts, Mr MarlinVeerasamy and his wife, Nikki as well as OxfordPublishers for making the trip such a memorable

and fun-filled experience. The organisers werepraised for their dedication and efforts as well.Other attendees and delegates also included Ox-ford Publishers representatives, Pravin Moorar ofGauteng and Amanda van der Heever of theWestern Cape.

The principals from throughout Chatsworth and surrounding areas made a lot of memories during theexciting trip.

Principals treated to amemorable getaway

The Chatsworth Regional Hospice Association is inviting the community to theirWinter Fete which will be held at 1 Strelitzia Road in Silverglen on Friday, June 30and Saturday, July 1 from 9am to 3pm. There will be winter items on sale at very rea-sonable prices. All the money collected will go towards providing a free palliativecare to patients at the association. For more information, contact the Chatsworth hos-pice on 031-403-2273.

Fundraising initiative to be held


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THE WESTCLIFF TEMPLE SOCIETY, sit-uated at 4 Fleet Street, Westcliff will hosttheir Maha Mariammen prayer. The LalithaSahasranama Poojai will take place on Fri-day, July 21 at 6pm. The Lalitha Sahas-ranama Poojai will take place on Saturday,July 22 at 7am and the Maha MariammenHomam will take place at the temple prem-ises at 3pm. Devotees, who are carryingthe Gargham, are required to meet on Sun-day, July 23 at the temple premises at 7am.The Maha Mariammen prayer will then takeplace at 10am.

THE KHARWASTAN TEMPLE, situated at3 Oak Avenue, Kharwastan will be hostingprayer meetings. The prayers include theMarriamen prayer on Monday, July 27 at6pm, the main prayer on Sunday, July 23at 10am and Kanjee prayer on Sunday,July 23 at 2pm. For more information, con-tact, Guru Kumar on 031 401-0159, 084-300-3535, Jay Pillay on 031 401-2340 orDanny Govender on 031 401-1227.

CROSSMOOR SECONDARY SCHOOLʼSclass of 1981/ 2 will host a reunion. Formerpupils are urged to contact S Udith on 072-806-1325 or email on [email protected]. The event is a build up totheir grand reunion, which will take place onSaturday, April 28, 2018.

MEADOWLANDS TECHNICAL HIGHSCHOOL is hosting a fundraising dinnerand dance on Friday, June 30 at 6pm, atthe Havenside Function Venue situated at301 Havenside Drive. Former students,

well-wishers and benefactors are urged tosupport the school. For more information,contact the secretary on 031 404-7521 or081-419-9197.

THE SHALLCROSS HINDU SABHA, SriSada Shiv Mandhir of 42 Andes Street,Shallcross will host its annual Akhand Ra-mayan Recital on Sunday, July 23 at thetemple premises from 6am to 6pm. Snacksand bhojan parsad will be served. Formore information, contact Visham on 083-381-5649 or Ravesh on 081-259-3746.

THE SHALLCROSS HINDU SABHA (SriSada Shiv Mandir), situated at 42 AndesStreet, Shallcross will host their 22nd an-niversary and Maha Yagya prayer on Sat-urday, July 15 and Sunday, July 16. Theprayer and hawan will commence at12:30pm. On Sunday, July 16, the floatprocession (Yatra) will take place from 8amto 10am. The closing prayer will take placefrom 10:30am to 1pm. Parsad and Bhojanparsad will be served. For more informa-tion, contact Visham on 083-381-5649 orRavesh on 081-259-3746.

THE WOODHURST SATHIE SANMARKASUNGUM OF SOUTH AFRICA will be host-ing their 44th annual Marie Ammen SakthiGramadevi and Madurai Veeran festival.The festival will commence on July 14 andwill conclude on July 23. The prayer willcommence daily at 5:30am alongside thedivine Ganesha, Kulsum and Hawan cere-mony. The bhajan and kirtans will be deliv-ered from 6:30pm to 7pm by various bhajan

groups. The divine discourses on the sig-nificance of the festival will be delivered byspiritual aspirants and the guru from 7pmto 8pm. The festival will include a flag-hoist-ing on July 14, at 6pm. A Gengai Ammenprayer at Reunion Park Beach in Isipingowill be held on July 16, at 8:30am. MahaSathie Poojay will take place on July 21, at4pm. The Marie Ammen festival will be heldon July 23 at 10am while Kumbarn will beheld 3pm and de-hoisting of flag at 5pm.The chariot will parade in Westcliff andBayview on July 15 and Township, Khar-wastan and Bayview on July 16. For moreinformation, contact Kali Soobramoney on074-611-1794.

THE SHRI KRISHNA SOCIETY will behosting a fundraising drive at the Haven-side Function Venue on July 8, from5:30pm to 6pm. The evening will consist ofa grand winter-ball dinner and dance. Thedress code for attendees is semi-formal.For more information, contact SandyReddy on 082-938-0037 or Daya Pillay on072-309-4423, Kasthurie Reddy on 084-206-2961 or Yogie Reddy on 062-692-2450.

THE SIVA SATHI ALAYAM, situated at 81Business Square, will observe the annualMarieamman Prayer Festival. Flag hoist-ing will take place at the temple premiseson Friday, July 7 at 6pm. The Genga-iamman prayer will take place at ReunionPark Beach, Isipingo at Sunday, July 9 at7am. The Shakthi prayer will take place atthe temple premises on Friday, July 14 at6pm. The main Garagham procession will

take place at the temple on Sunday, July 16at 7am and will include the Kumbhum andSeerkanji at 1pm and the de-hoisting cere-mony, which will take place at 1:30pm. Formore information, contact the chairman,Roy Pillay on 083-608-3253, PregaGounden on 083-671-2759, Sagie Naidooon 076-412-9829, Eddie Ponsamy on 073-156-1202 or Mannie Gounden on 031 483-7416.

THE NATAL PRIMARY SCHOOLSSPORTS BOARD (dissolved in 1996) isplanning a reunion for past officials and of-ficials of affiliated districts on Friday, August18 at the Sahara Stadium Kingsmead. Formore information, contact B Kamal on 084-584-1375 or P Nanjee on 082-705-6666.

THE SAHAJA YOGA MEDITATION willhost free yoga classes on Tuesdays at theChatsworth Teacherʼs Centre, situated inWestcliff, from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Classesare also available at the Malvern Library inQueensburgh on Tuesdays from 6pm to7pm. Sahaja Yoga meditation is easy tofollow and suitable for anyone. For moreinformation, contact Kogie Pillay on 083-384-9011, 083-245-0382 or Ram Pillay on031 402-0024 or 083-786-4935.

THE MALVERN SENIOR CITIZENS CLUBwill meet every alternate Tuesday in amonth at the Malvern Library, from 10am to12pm. The organisers urge residents to bepart of this group. For more information,contact Savy on 073-604-4108, Rose on031 463-3570 or Saroj on 084-270-2191.


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The Chatsworth and District Civic Federation,which was launched on August 10, 2011 at theHavenside Civic Hall, elected new members ofthe club, recently. The organisation currently has16 civic bodies affiliated to it including theChatsworth and Bayview Community PolicingForums. Councillors serving Chatsworth are ex-

officio members which are also represented.The secretary, Syd Suknunun said, “Major issuessuch as the dysfunctional Mobeni Heights cre-matorium, reopening of the community andBayview halls and street lighting on HigginsonHighway are currently receiving attention.”

Members of the organisation, Syd Suknunun, Mubarak Mahomed, Teddy Govender, Kenny Govenderand Selvan Moodley.

New members selected for Chatsworthand District Civic Federation

Fishermen from throughout Durban gathered forthe launch of two books at the Durban Beach, re-cently. The book launches were highly success-ful. The books, Fishing Mentoring TrainingManuel and Let Them Eat Fish were written byVanessa Burgher in collaboration with the KZNSubsistence Fisherfolk and the South DurbanCommunity Environmental Alliance. They weredistributed as part of the ‘fish not oil’ campaign.SDCEA project officer, Chadley Joseph ex-plained that the books will provide important in-formation regarding their rights as fishermen,their responsibilities to stand up for their rightswhen they are infringed on and housekeeping toensure they know to keep their fishing areas cleanand to practice good fishing habits.“The launch was also used as a platform to in-form the fishermen of harmful developments thatare being proposed by government and develop-

ers alike. Some of which are the proposal of a de-salination plant in the Bluff community done byHitachi Technologies, proposed sand winning ofthe ocean sea bed by Transnet, proposed 2D and3D seismic testing in our oceans by PGS and amarine spatial planning bill proposed by govern-ment. All of these proposed developments willhave a drastic effect on the subsistence fishermenof Durban who eke a livelihood from our Indianocean,” said Joseph.Member of the Seine Netters, Morgan Govenderstressed the need for all fishermen to be unitedunder the KZN fisherfolk banner to fight for theirright to access both the harbour and the ocean.The occasion was to bring attention of the plightof the Durban poor fisherfolk and how they werebeing oppressed and discriminated against byTransnet, port security and the police as well asthe eThekwini Municipality.

The fishermen display their copies of the new books.

Durban fishermen uniteat book launches

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Peugeot has confirmed its re-entry to evergrowing double cab pick-up marketwith the simply titled Pick-Up aimed at

North and West African markets.Essentially a rebadged version of the Chinesemarket DongFeng Rich, itself a reworked D22generation Nissan Navara currently sold in SouthAfrica as the NP300, the Pick-Up comes poweredby a 2.5-litre turbodiesel engine developing 85kW / 280 Nm of torque, mated to a five-speedmanual gearbox, and sees the French marque's re-turn to be pick-up segment since the South Amer-ican only 207 derived Hogger ended productionthree years ago.

Differing only from its Chinese sibling by virtueof a different grille, revised front and rear lightsand bold Peugeot lettering on the tailgate in thesame mould as legendary 404 and 504, the Pick-Up will also be offered with a choice of rear-or-four wheel drive, the latter complete with low

range, and sport a payload of 815 kilograms withground clearance rated between 210 mm and 215mm.Production will commence in September al-though it is unlikely that the Pick-Up will makeits way to South Africa anytime soon.

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Following a 25 cents a litre drop in theprice of petrol for June, the Automo-bile Association (AA) has predicated

an even larger dive in the price of all gradesof fuel for July.Commenting on unaudited data released by theCentral Energy Fund on Tuesday, the AA saidit expects the price of petrol to go down by be-tween 60 and 64 cents a litre, diesel by 60 centsand illuminated paraffin by 57 cents comeWednesday July 5th."The rand remained mostly stable against theUS dollar in the first half of June, with strengthin the currency contributing three cents a litreto the drop. The big move was from oil, whichshrugged off OPEC’s production quotas todrop by around eight percent since the start ofthe month," the Association said in a statement.It however warned that an increase could be onthe cards if the Rand denominated debt isdowngraded to junk status by the three majorratings agencies."That could trigger substantial capital outflow,almost certainly leading to Rand weaknesswhich will be heavily negative for the fuelprice. Barring unexpected political or eco-nomic shocks in the lead-up to the next ratingsreviews, we expect fuel price movements tomainly depend on international petroleumprices," it said.

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Confirmed to debut in South Africa next year after the CrosslandX, Opel has released pricing details of the Grandland X in Eu-rope, hinting as to what local buyers could expect from its new

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data and multimedia information.Those at the rearmight find space to be a bit tight, however, Ferrariis adamant that the GTC4 Lusso will seat fouradults in comfort. It also has alarge boot which makes it themost practical Ferrari availabletoday.Let's talk power!Well, the GTC4 Lusso has a lotof power; 507kW/697Nm to beexact. This massive figure iscourtesy of a naturally aspirated6.3-litre V12, which also allowsit to sprint from 0-100 km/h in3.4 seconds and on to a top speedof 335 km/h. As mentioned ear-lier, the GTC4 Lusso retains the

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In addition to its looks, the Eclipse Cross also fea-tures a development of the Super All-Wheel-Drive system and Active Yaw Control derivedfrom the equally iconic Lancer Evolution, withpower expected to come from a 1.5-litre turbopetrol engine mated to a CVT, or a 2.2 DI-D tur-bodiesel connect to a eight-speed automatic.At the same time, the Tokyo based automaker,which is celebration its centenary in 2017, alsoconfirmed that the new Pajero Sport will make itslong awaited premiere later this year, with "a hostof new and improved models" also on the cards.

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For many people, the holiday excitementstarts months before they hit the road.Planning accommodation, routes and

stopovers is part of the fun, but everything cancome crashing to a halt if you’ve missed a cru-cial bit of paperwork, such as a border letter."The upcoming June/July school holidays are oneof the longest holiday periods of the year, whichis a perfect time for South Africans to hit the roadand explore the country,” says Rudolf Mahoney,Head of Brand and Communications at WesBank.“No matter how much you’ve planned your roadtrip and accommodation, your holiday can be ru-ined if you’ve forgotten important admin thathelps you comply with the law and your vehiclefinance contract.”Driving across the border is not as simple as hav-ing a valid passport and driver’s licence. Sincelast year, the South African government has beenactively enforcing laws that require motorists topresent extensive documentation when leavingthe country. These laws apply to all vehicles –those that are financed and those that are paid off

– and are designed to crack down on stolen vehi-cles being taken out of the country.Before planning a cross-border trip, driversshould contact their insurance companies to es-tablish that their comprehensive policies are up-to-date and also cover cross-border travel.Incorrect details on a comprehensive insurancepolicy may lead to a claim being repudiated.If motorists are planning to visit a neighbouringcountry, they may need to include details of theirdestination. Failure to do so places them at riskof no cover, should their vehicle be stolen or dam-aged outside South Africa’s borders.Any driver who crosses the border in their car isrequired to have a certified copy of the vehicle’sregistration or licence papers. Those who havepaid off their cars can take their original registra-tion documents to a Commissioner of Oaths to geta certified copy. Financed vehicles can only betaken out of the country with permission from thefinancing bank.Drivers who are not the registered owner of thevehicle they’re using will need all of the above

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documentation, plustwo additional letters,a police affidavit and aletter of authority fromthe registered owner,granting permissionfor the vehicle to crossthe border for theagreed timeframe.Drivers of rental vehi-cles must have a letterfrom the rental com-pany giving full con-sent for the vehicle tobe taken out of thecountry.“These requirementshave been around forsome time, and driversshould become famil-iar with the process –especially if theytravel to neighbouringcountries often. Thelaws are intended tohelp combat cross-border theft ofcars. It’s a small bit ofadmin involved ineach journey, andWesBank has manysystems to assist driv-ers in complying. Cus-tomers who areuncertain of what theyneed can also contactthe bank for clarifica-tion of what is re-quired," saidMahoney.


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Way back in 2003, I attended thelaunch of a classy Korean SUVwith genuine off-road capabil-

ity, thanks to its thoughtful design, decentconstruction and on-the-fly electronicallyswitchable four-wheel-drive system thatincluded a low-range transfer box.The Kia Sorento came with either a 2.5-litreturbodiesel engine delivering 104kW and320Nm via a five- speed manual gearbox, ora 3.5-litre V-6 petrol motor churning out143kW and 301Nm paired to a four-speedautomatic. Pricing was R319 995 and R339995 respectively, and in reviewing the car, Iwrote that the Korean manufacturer hadreached the stage that it could compete withits European, American and Japanese rivalson equal terms."Their only handicap is that of image - manybuyers view Korean cars as cheap and nasty,"I said. "The Sorento should go a long way to-wards proving the sceptics wrong." And so ithas.While I was reviewing my notes on thenewest addition to the Sorento range, uppopped an e-mail boasting that Kia had justtopped the American JD Power Initial Qual-ity nameplate ranking for the second year ina row, with buyers reporting fewer issues inthe first 90 days with their new vehicles thanfor any other brand in the USA. Five indi-vidual models, including the Sorento, wontheir classes. That's one box properly tickedthen.The Sorento, now in its third generation, is avery different beast to the first model, havingevolved into a luxury SUV rather than a se-rious off-roader since the second generationin 2009 dispensed with the bakkie-based lad-

der chassis and ditched the low range trans-mission of the 4x4 models.The newest derivative, and the second mostaffordable in the six-car range, is the front-wheel-drive 2.2 CRDi LS automatic that re-tails at R489 995, just behind the entry level127kW / 225Nm 2.4-litre petrol version thatcomes with the same LS spec and a six-speedmanual transmission at R457 995. It's interesting to take a look back over theyears to see how far engine technology hascome, because the four-cylinder oil-burner's147kW of power and 440Nm of torquemakes even the original 3.5-litre V6 petrolengine look silly, and its fuel consumption ofaround 8.0-litres/100km is a huge improve-ment on that of the originals.The current Sorento, launched here in 2015,is a big, spacious, good-looking and well-built vehicle, and all models are wellequipped. The new LS, at R240 000 less thanthe price of the range-topping SXL, is apretty good buy for those who don't needfour-wheel drive, a third row of seats andniceties like heated side mirrors, a rear viewcamera, an electronically-operated rear hatchand an upmarket sound system.All the essentials are there, though, and thecar's a joy to drive. It'll scamper to 100km/hin around 9.5 seconds and top out at a shadeover 200km/h, which is pretty good for twotonnes of metal and plastic.The Kia is refined, the ride-quality and han-dling are superb, and there's loads of spacefor people and luggage. It goes against thegrain for me to say that at R489 995 it deliv-ers value for money, but in today's expensivemarketplace it actually does. It comes with afive-year/100 000 km maintenance plan anda five- year/unlimited distance warranty.

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ACCOUNTANTS &TAX CONSULTANTS

Quick Company Reg,Shelf Companies,Tax, Vat, BEE Cert,Financials & Books

031-4000231082 405 7237

AS112044

UPMARKETAPARTMENT TO LET

@ USHAKAWATERFRONT,

DURBANTHE SAILS

For holiday use onlySelf catering, 2 sleeperwith sleeper couchPackage dealsFri, Sat, Sun - R2400Mon, Tues, Wed &Thurs - R2800Single Night - R950D e p o s i t R 5 0 0(refundable). Peakrates apply

084 887 8695AS111911

V.J PLUMBERS24HRS

Geyser repairs, leaks/overflowing, burstpipes, unblockingd ra ins , comp le tebathrm renov

Leon: 0723808029CK140319

AL-MADINACATERERS CC

1)Deg Mutton MasalaBreyani, 20L dhall/brinjol, 11kg soji,saladsR27002 ) 1 D e g C h i c k e nmasala breyani, 20Ldhall/brinjol, 11Kg soji,salads R18003)Veg breyani, 20Ldhall/brinjol, 11Kg soji,salad R1600. (Feeds130-150) Food cooked& supplied 7days aweek for funeral,parties, weddings &stage decor.Platter of Muttonbreyani, soji saladR 2 9 . 9 9 C h i c k e nR24.99Specials avail. Fri/Sat/Sun.Many more onsitespecials690 Sunset Avenue,behind testing grounds.

Mahomed, Faheem:031 4047823072484637507614094390314049974

CK140134

0000NOTICES

24/7 CONSTRUCTIONBrick work, plastering,plumbing, completebathrm, tiling, ceiling,painting & gutters

Brian: 0785786254AS112543

0305ACCOUNTANTS

ClassifiedsPlace your advert telephonically by calling 031 459 8309 / 031 459 8313 or visit us at 13/15 Peak Street, Chatsworth

CLASSIFIED DEADLINE:

Saturday at 12.00 pm

Advertise in The Classifieds

Tel: 031 4598313 /031 4598309


BUSINESS RESCUEContact

0314061597Cell: 0828559553

AS112469

1497 SARNIA ROAD2 bed, lounge, kit, bath,R4000 excl. L&W

076 960 2085AS112417

MONTFORD1 fully fitted Room &kitchen to let. R2500incl.

tel:03140478830844252579

AS112530

UMHLATUZANANeat Granny cottagewith parking, prepaidmeter.

Tel: 031-40129430844646886

CK140337

MOORTON1 bed room, KTB,lounge, dining room,R3100 excl/ L/w

Contact Bridge:073 301 9476

AS112542

CC`S & CO. REG1 day, R350. Tax &books done. Liquor lic.Finance app. & Vatreg-1day. Companyrestorations

0832896147AS111896

CAR TRAILERWanted

Contact: Dean072 662 9236

AS112472

0363PERSONAL

A-AFF-1-100000LOAN

+ConsCall:0835226553Fax 0866364856

email:[email protected]

CK140138

SUNSET AVEWOODHURST

2 bedroom flat to let.Available immediately.Contact: 0837505016

031-40197080733464905

AS112494

KHARWASTANOutbuilding: 1room,kitchen, t/b, h/c water,R2000 excl. l/w

tel:03140173100837979786

CK140315

0750WANTED

MONTFORDGranny cottage to let.Immediate occupation.R2800 electricity cardsystem

Tel: 031-4046491After 6pm

AC000359

0339FINANCIAL / LOANS

UMHLATUZANABasement: Secured 1bedroom, fitted kitchen,lounge, dining room,bath/toilet. Excludinglight and water. Owndriveway. Ideal for ac o u p l e . r e n t a lR3000.00Contact. 0837757125

AS112522

4 TON TRUCKFor hire. Removal offurniture, sand, rubble,garden refuse & factoryloads

Tel:084 652 9531409 7196

CK140309

0520GARDEN FLATS /

COTTAGES

SHALLCROSS2 Rms, K/T/S, parking.Working couple/single,own transport. R2700incl.

083 656 8009AS112478

KHARWASTAN2 Bed outbuilding to let.Suitable for Singleperson or a coupleonly, R2000.00 excllights and waterContact: 0726017001

AS112541

UMHLATUZANA1 bedrm, ktb, lounge.Prefer couple with 1child. Parking available.R2700 prepaid lights

0846600418AS112519

SHALLCROSS1 bedroom unit, excl.L/W R2200.Contact: 0846779005

AC000328

GEARBOXSPECIALIST

Gearbox, diff & clutchspecialist. For cheap,honest, guaranteed job.Minor motor repairs

20 Camper Dr,Havenside

Yusuf: 0827060694B/H: 031-4004555A/H: 031-4018586

AS112505

294, ROAD 706E/Large Outbuilding tolet.

Contact:Mrs L Naidoo031-4044491

AS112447

BAKKIE FOR HIREH100 with drop sidesFor all purposes..Best rates..

Call /Watsapp:Derick: 0842148013

AC000377

BASSDROPMOBILE DJ`S INC

Pro fess iona l andreliable DJ`s withcomplete sound andlighting for all your killerj o l s , c o r p o r a t efunctions, bhangra`sand special occasionsVernon: 0844423869

AS112471

0515FLATS / UNITS

KHARWASTAN1 bedroom, ktb, secureparking, avai lable1July, R2500 inclusive

Tel: 031 40310510788935708

AS112464

STORAGE DEPOT INUMZINTO

36m2 @ R800 each.Call: 082 551 8977

AS111938

SILVERGLEN2 Rooms, ktb withwater, excl. lights,R2850

031-40197760844157547

CK140281

AAA CARTAGE &REMOVAL

Furn removal, rubble,garden, refuse, etc.R300 a load.

084 878 4027AS112501

0545STORAGE / PARKING

FACILITIES

WOODHURSTOutbuilding: 1 LargeRoom, K/T/B Prepaid,Electr ic i ty. PreferWork ing Coup le .R2600 inclu. Water

Ph. 031-4019583AS112453

AUDI VW SPECIALISTComplete out ofwarranty repairs. Fullagents spec. Servicebook stamped. Fulldiagnostics.GuaranteedWorkmanship.

Tel: 031 40457160820637676

CK139918

HAVENSIDEUpmarket 2 rooms, ktb,excl. l/w R2200.Immed. occup. safeparking

Tel: 0614446752031-4006284

AS112538

HILLARY1 big Rm can be div.F/F kit, t/b, h/c water,shower+ 1 Room, t/b, h/cwater

0844043887031-4644146

AS112518

SILVERGLEN1 room, kitchen, t/b,f/secured, h/c water,card system

Tel: 031-40151350613242711

AS112500

WAREHOUSE/SHOPAND OFFICE SPACE

To let in ChatsworthCBD.

Contact: Aadila061 894 7861

AS111947

WESTCLIFFOutbuilding to let: 2bedrms, lounge, ktb,R2500 excl. lightsprepaid

Tel: 0747830310AS112466

0745VEHICLE MAINTENANCE /

SERVICES

AAA. TRUCK FORHIRE

Furniture removal,Rubble, Garden refuse,Factory loads &removal etcMichael:0829564787,

Reasonable RatesCK139914

A. ABSOLUTEBETTER DEAL ABAJUMPING CASTLES

Theme packages,clown, banner, rides,live ponies. Kiddiesvenue fullhouse. Wehire everything inkiddies parties. Waterslides. We deliver

tel:084924553708487533460828710004031 4648619,

[email protected]

ARENA PARK1 b/room, ktb. Prefersingle or workingcouple.

031-40207450760703914

AS112432

HAVENSIDEOutbuilding to let. 2Rooms, ktb

Tel: 07463800290847273350

AS112539

SILVERGLEN1 Room, kit, t/b.2 Rooms, kit, t/b

tel:0849276104CK140282

0336ENTERTAINMENT /PARTY PLANNING

TO LETWAREHOUSE SPACE

IN UMZINTO200m21 x 140m21 x 150m2

Call: 082 551 8977AS111937

0505ACCOMMODATION /

ROOMS TO LET

STRIPPING FORSPARES

97 Jetta 3 MP9complete car89 Jetta 2 1800 ManualSanjay: 031-4021059

0839926624AS112514

WESTCLIFFNewly renova tedoutbuilding. 1 & halfb/rm with ensuite,lounge & kit, R3000with lights, cardsystem, sharing water

0847046080AS112510

A.A CARTAGEA 1.3 TON BAKKIE

Garden service, treetrimming, furnitureremoval & mini loads

Cont: 07288855270618437900

AS111957

SHALLCROSSTo let: R2300, Room &kitchen.Phone: 031-4092045

0747554823AS112474

HAVENSIDE2 bedrms, lounge, kit,t/b, R2800, prepaidelectricity. No parkingContact: 031-4005517

0742977447CK140295

0500PROPERTY TO LET

0735SPARES & ACCESSORIES

BREN`S DRIVINGSCHOOL

WINTER SPECIALSSafe method Driving.Dates in 1week

0737112660CK140185

0700MOTORING

WESTCLIFF2 Rooms, kit,bath/toilet, R2500 excl.L/W.

Tel: 06145799990763197512

CK140264

BUSINESSPREMISES

on busy main roadroute albert ntuli/edwinswales,general officesto let

PH-0832079402031-4631604

FA005637

0333DRIVING SCHOOLS

HAVENSIDE1 f/f bedroom fullyfurnished, ensuite,o/plan f/f kit, lounge, f/fd/rm, parking for 1 car.R3000 excl.

Tel: 0844645525AS112493

SHALLCROSSTABLE MOUNTAIN

STREET1 Room, toilet &shower, card system,water to share,R1400pm

Call: 0837869462AS112523

I BUY USEDFURNITURE

B e d r o o m s u i t e s ,wardrobes, beds, roomdividers, kitchen sets &l/suites

Jay: 0724438002AS112484

0535OFFICES & SHOPS

A.A.A TRANSPORTSA 1.0 TON BAKKIE

HIREWith Furniture dropsides body, delivery offu rn i tu re , gardenrefuse, rubble and treefellingContact: 0815669918

0846086322AS111951

WESTCLIFF1 b/rm, kit (bic), lounge,t/b, prefer workingcouple, R2700 prepaidelec.. Occup 1 July

tel: 0735916313CK140313

PC WORXFor all your computer &cctv requirements.For free quotes call/

smsVidesh:0822023844

CK140132

FLORENCENIGHTINGALE DR.

Neat 1 Room, t/shower,R2495 incl. L/W

Tel: 0615007556AS112491

FRIDGE MASTERCASH PAID FOR

Fridges, freezers. WeCollect

Tel: 031-4643168Cell: 0826623153

AS111944

SHALLCROSS2 b/rooms, lounge,kitchen, h/c water &shower, R3300.W/Couple

031-40916360787616818

AS112513

0324COMPUTERS

UNIT 91.5 bedrm with bic`s,ensuite, kit-bic`s, f/tiled,burglar guards, blinds,prepaid, R2400

031-40446100725481172

AS112504

UNIT 91x lrg Room, kit, t/s,fully tiled, h/c water, p/pelect. W/couple, R1800

Tel: 031-4042038AS112531

A.A.A 1.0 TO 1.5 TONBAKKIE HIRE

With labour. Removal/delivery of furniture,rubble, mini loads,garden refuse and alsodo treefellingContact: 0792781825

AS111954

CROSSMOORSpacious 1 bed, o/planlounge/kitchen withparking. R2800 incl.L/W

Contact: Vinesh0846943051

AS112499

A5 CASH PAID FORFridges, freezers, Alsorepair, regas. Buyaircons, geysers, beds

Mervin: 0836864636Bbm:2900BB40

AS112452

SPECIAL, SPECIALCleaning of lounge setswith Scotchguard whichdrys in an hour, R150.

Contact:083 340 7125

AS112460

ROAD 719O u t b u i l d i n g : 2 xbedroom, lounge,kitchen, toilet &shower, lights prepaid

031-40423230844091509

AS112479

UNIT 91 Room, KTB. Preferworking couple. R1600excl. L/W, card system.

Tel: 031-40485050742372314

CK140302

TOWNSHIPHOUSE TO LET

3 B/rm, E/suite f/fitted,sep shower/toilet, kitf/fitted, stove, openL/Droom, prepaid L/W.R5500

Ph: 0844033889AS112429

A 4 TON TRUCK& Dropside bakkie 4furniture, deliveries,refuse, etc. Cheaprates

Tel: 0832324337Chatsworth

AS112534

RAWSONPROPERTIES

MALVERNMoorton: R8300004 bed/2 bath/1 flatletB e n G o p a l a n :0737857882Northdene: 3 beds/2baths/Swimming pool,R1 millionLoshnee S ingh :0824976158Silverglen: R1,180 0003 beds/2 baths/doublegarageMaleupana Mtembu:0712261783Escombe: R1,2 million3 beds/2 baths/doublegarage on show 2-4 pm04 July 2017

Trishan Bramdeo:0844169856

AS112430

BAYVIEWOutbuilding to let: 2Rms, K/T/B R2800 +prepaid water andlights. Available 1stJuly

0842506535AS112454

0342FOR HIRE

A1.I BUY UNWANTEDGOODS

TV`s, hi-fi`s, speakers,a m p s , b i c y c l e s ,computers, mags, etc.In Chats.

AL:0746268114AS112461

UNIT 7Outbuilding: 1 Room, 1kitchen, sep. toilet, sep.bathroom.

Phone: 0610075593AS112508

RD 502, HSE 12CROFTDENE

Outbuilding: 2 b/rm,lounge, ktb, R3000excl. L/W. Imm. Occ.

084 403 4001AS112476

0495WANTED TO BUY

MOUNT VERNON3 bed townhouse,lounge, fully tiled withcupboards & fittedkitchen, secure gatedcomplex. R6750 excl.L/WContact: 031-4010429

AS112487

BAYVIEW2 bedroom, kitchen, t/b,p r e p a i d l i g h t sR2500pmContact: 082 305 3454

AS112436

LOANSR1000 - R80000.Approved & paid in24hrs.

Call: 0837801312AS112516

UNIT 7Outbuilding, singleworking male only.R1900 excl. + Deposit.

031-4046027AS112448

SDS CLEANINGSERVICES

Cleaning of carpets,curtains, bed blinds,lounge suite andautovalet of cars &taxis. Scotchguardwhich dries within anhour. WorkmanshipGuaranteed. Match anyquote. For your freequotes

Dean: 031-40491870833407125

AS112459

G/SHEPHERD CROSSBullmastiff puppiesR800, injected &d/worm

Ph: 031-4092409AS112443

UNIT 7Outbuilding to let.R2500 excl. water &lights prepaid

Tel: 0731974939AS112439

OUTBUILDINGTO LET

1 Large bedroom, openplan lounge andkitchen, toilet andbathroom. Suitable forcouple or singleperson. R2500 perm o n t h e x c l u d i n gelectricity card system.Contact: 0738007151

AS112473

LENNY NAIDOODRIVE

BAYVIEW2 bedrm, ktb, lounge,Card System - Elect,Share water. RentalR3000pm. T&C applyContact: 0847455486

AS112451

0475PETS & LIVESTOCK

BASEMENT FORRENT

Neat 2 b/r, o/p lounge/kit, t/s h/c, f/tiled &grded, safe & parking,near shallcross shopcntre. R4000 W/E incl.

Ph: 0839987941AS112433

MR CLEANUPHOLSTERY

CLEANINGSpecializing in loungesuites, car interiors &dust mites. We alsoscotchguard. Pestcontrol services done.

Tel: 0720577692AS112525

UNIT 61 b/rm, ktb, h/c, strictlyw/couple or single.R2200 incl. L/W + dep.

Ph: 031-40367390748754269

AS112488

FOR SALE2x Double beds. Goodcondition. R2500 each.

Contact: Ranjith082 809 7228

AS112507

OUTBUILDING FORRENT IN 31ST AVE,

UMHLATUZANA2 Large Rooms, Bath,and Kitchen. R2700Contact : 0724604157

AS112503

ARENA PARK2 b/room, kitchen, f/f,R3000 excl. L/W,prepaid lights, watershared, prefer workingcouple

081 721 3151AS112415

0460MISCELLANEOUS

HAVENSIDEM/BUILDING TO LET

4 bedrm/bic, fully tilled,2 bathrooms, lounge,dining rm, kit/bic, fullyf e n c e d , s e c u r e ,R6330pm incl. water,light prepaid/card andADT alarmed responseContact :0835733311

AS112526

A CRAZY SPECIALCleaning of L/suitef rom R150 wi thScotchguard. We dontuse scrubbing brush

Malcolm:0731729719

AS112340

0516OUTBUILDING

MOORTONUNIT 9

Large outbuilding to let.Prepaid meter

0717369347AS112520

IS YOUR DEBTSTRESSING YOU?

If you are experiencingthe following:-Garnishee on yourwage/salary-Arrears on youraccounts-Legal action againstyou- T r a c i n g a g e n t s/creditors harrassingyouThen reach for ourhand, its held out toyou

Platinum DebtAdministrators

Venessa:031-3013074/3013486

0766877691AS111919

UNIT 31 bed, open planlounge & kitchen, toilet& bathroom. Prepaidelectricity, R2000

078 247 5624AS112495

0400FOR SALE

0525HOUSES

0321CLEANING

DEBT COUNSELLINGNCRDC 2738

Tel: 0314061596Cell: 0824949284

AS112468

MOORTONSpacious 1 bedroom,large kitchen, t/b, noparking. R2500 withwater, elect. card

076 1608 434AS112480

UNIT 11Outbuilding: 1 bedrm,open plan,L/K, T/S, parking,R2300 excl. L/W

071 942 5732AS112418

GRAPEVINEESTATES

1) Woodhurst: Neat f/brick 3 beds, bic,lounge, f/f kit, lug + o/bldg R2500pm, R890K2) Arena Park: Neat 4beds, bic, lounge cumd/room, f/f kit, granite, 2toilets/shower cub, d/garage, brick paved,Next to schools,R1,290 Mill3) Havenside: Neat 3beds, R680K neg4) Bayview (Rd 201):Immaculate f/brick 3beds, bic, lounge, d/room, TV Room, f/f kit,granite, 3 toilets, 2baths all tiled, parking+ la rge o /b ldg ,R4000pm - R1.180 Millneg5) Montford: Neat 2beds = o /b l dg ,R2500pm, No d/way,R650K neg6) Montford: Rent tobuy. Basic 2 beds, nod/way, R490K7) Crossmoor:A) R750KB)780KC) R680KD)R650K

Monty: 031 40080040834184764

AS112492

SILVERGLEN1 large b/room, ktb, h/cwater, R2300

0815476499031-4034537

AS112498

MASTER MATHSIndividual Maths &Science Tuition. SACurriculum. Computerassisted lessons -Individual tutoring

Contact us031-40416490837865739

AS111958

0615HOUSES

GLAMIS DECORSpecialise in all typesof functions. Packagesfor 120 guest set up-R2500

Contact: Kogie0762304606031-7057195

AS112434

0320DECOR

0387TUITION / EDUCATION

0600PROPERTY FOR SALEBRIDGING CASH!

While Waiting forPension/ packagepayout (lumpsum only).031 301 3353/9832Pcm/Sms 0723462380

JH101743

TOTI2 1/2 bedroom flat,o/plan lounge,t/b/shower, completelyrefurnished. F/secured& gated with lock upgarage. 1 min to the N2Freeway. Close to allamenit ies. RentalR 5 7 5 0 p / m o n t h ,prepaid electricity,including water

Contact:031-4598368

AS112470

MONTFORDOutbuilding: 2 b/rooms,ktb, R2800 incl. water,p o w e r p r e p a i d .Available Imm.

083 572 5360AS112509

UNIT 112 rooms & kitchen tolet. Hot & cold water,fully tiled. Preferworking couple.Phone: 031-4095938

AS112421

SHALLCROSS1 bedroom, lounge, ktb,fully fitted. Prefer singleperson, R2500

Tel: 0711790765031-4047072

AS112420




Tel: 031 4598313 /031 4598309


VACANCYYoung Sales Assistantrequired for Jewellerystore in Chatsworth.Come in with CV forinterview from 10am10 Joyhurst Street,Chatsworth Plaza,

ChatsworthAS112511

SHOE FACTORYRequires Post, Flat,Binding, Zig zagMachinist, Blockers. Allmust be qualified, mustcome with references.No chancers pleaseContact: 031-8251318

0611638252

AS112486

ROSEWOODBOUTIQUEREQUIRES

Dedicated sales peoplewith experience ineastern wear for ourChatsworth branchPlease drop off C.V`s

at the store or call0825063726

AS112446

Now doing Automatic& Manual lessons

Chatsworth &surrounding areas

go with the name youknow!

084 675 2786Whatsapp

BBM: 558D4F7A

NAZIR’S DRIVINGSCHOOL

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RECEPTIONIST/DENTAL ASSISTANTRequiredMon-Fri:09h00-18h00Sat 08h00-13h00

Drop CV atSuite 2

2 Quail StreetAbove Kharwastan

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AS112512

JOBS AVAILABLEAll Qualifications Req

Call:031-30325950634685701

[email protected]

COOK REQUIRED(DSTV/Florist)Assistant required.

Ph: 0837836808AS112517

GRAPHICDESIGN

TRAININGCoreldraw,

PhotoShop, Print/Web Design, 3D

Animation & more.Call:

084 573 2494072 106 5838

COOK REQUIRED(FEMALE)

To cook authenticDurban Indian cuisinemeals for a takeaway/restaurant in Pretorianorthern area. Nochancers, live inposition, salary R4000p/mContact: 0614706573

AS112490

FOR ALL YOURCLASSIFIED

ADVERTISINGCONTACT

I S H A R A :0 3 1 4 5 9 8 3 0 90 8 4 8 8 7 8 6 9 5

S I V A S H N E E :0 3 1 4 5 9 8 3 1 30 8 4 6 1 9 9 1 7 2

COMPANY BASED INWESTMEAD

REQUIRES DRIVERRequirements: Code14 with PDP Owntransport essential

Fax CV to:0866061886

cell: 0721170834CK140292

COLOUR MATCHERR e q u i r e d f o rAutomotive Paint Shopin Jacobs area

Tel: Faizel031-4509035

CK140329

AVONJoin Avon and earn upto 30% discount. Asseen on TV

Sushiela:031-4034774 or Sms

details to:0769811190

AS112465

0827GENERAL

EXPERIENCEDSALON ASSISTANT

Required. No chancersplease

0846033923031-4047771

AS112475

0830HAIRDRESSING &

BEAUTY

DRIVER NEEDEDFor Warehouse inWestmead, Code 10with PDP.

Contact: Raaksha083 417 7279

AS112428

0821DRIVERS &

MESSENGERS

0800VACANCIES

2K SPRAY PAINTERAND POLISHER

Required for TheKitchen Studio Mobeni.Must be experiencedwith duco and finishingsanding

Call: 031 462 7722

AS112423

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ADVERTISINGCONTACT

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CLASSIFIED

DEADLINE:

Saturday at

12.00 pm


Tel: 031 4598313 /031 4598309


JOES PLUMBERSRegistered plumbers& drain layers, taps,geysers, toilets &burst pipes. 31years experience.Contact Joe on.

031 400 2177 a/h082 765 4525

ELECTRICIAND.B Upgrades, Geysertimers, Electric & water

meters, Geyserinstallations, Plugpoints/

lights/downlights,Outbuildings & new

installationsWe will beat any quote

031 401 7297076 818 4450

M & R MARBLEGRANITE

Manufacturers ofSolid Granite Tops forKitchens, Vanit ies etc.

Granite Top FromR499/pm - f i t tedLocal RustenburgR895/m Fit ted

Cell: 082 574 2118tel/fax: 031 465 8790

JUST CUPBOARDSFor kitchen and

bedroom cupboardsin Melamine, superwood wrap doors

and solid oakTel Ramesh:

031 404 7602For free quotes

and advice.We also undertake

renovat ions

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Thashreeq Ismail:084 407 8601

T.N.TDRIVING ACADEMY

* Learners course* Code 08 tuitions* Powersteering

available

* Terms & conditions apply!!!

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* Financial problems *Double payment at work

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Call: 060 408 3926Whatsapp: 062 551 8158

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Pay after the job is done. G.R.d

PESTCONTROL

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Termites, Bedbugs.

Entomologistreports

031 461 4966or 083 473 6029

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W/MachineRepairs Done in

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031 822 3959

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Open on Sundays084 024 4543

BLOCKSR5.25 EachSABS Quality

TEL: 031 403 9915Cell: 081 488 4937

DOMESTIC FENCINGPalisade + Panels

Factory PricesPALISADE CONCRETE

PRODUCTS

MOBILEREFRIDGERATIONR e p a i r s t o

F r i d g e s ,F r e e z e r s ,W a s h i n g

Machines, etc.Regas - R250074 945 1667

GATE AUTOMATION& ELECTRICAL

REPAIRS

TEL: 083 654 6055 (Raj)074 429 9956031 837 3824

Installation and repairsto Gate motors,

Intercoms, Lights,Plugs, DB, Geysers,

Plumbing, Stoves,Microwaves, Ovens,Electric fence, Install

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The Croftdene Policing Sub-Forum willhost their council meeting on Thursday,July 13 at the Croftdene Library from6:30pm. Residents, NGOs, CBOs, wardcouncillor and businesses are invited toattend. For more information, contact Rolandon 084-259-4454 or Kuben on 083-663-2297.

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Local community leader, Sheik Imaam Yusuf hasinvested his time to uplift the community ofCroftdene by embarking on a feeding scheme,since January. He said that the programme con-sists of feeding schemes, distributing monthlyhampers and bread and milk on a daily basis.“This has been undertaken to assist poverty-

stricken community members. The aim is to up-lift them. Adult and youth classes to all religionsare also hosted,” he said. The organisers wish tothank the trustees of Mus-jid-e-Moir, IsmailMoosa and the Mohammed Moosa Trust Pieter-maritzburg for assisting in this regard.

Residents were delighted when they received hampers, recently.

Giving back to the community of Croftdene

Following the successof last year’sfundraiser, ShopriteCheckers is deter-mined to surpass theR740, 000 raised forthe Cancer Associa-tion of South Africa,through their Cuppafor CANSA Drive. According to thedeputy divisionalmanager for the KZNShoprite group, RiazCotwal, the superstoretries to raise fundsthroughout theprovince and countryfor CANSA annually,however, this year,store managers werechallenged to reachR800, 000 to R1 mil-lion. “We had a lot ofmanagers from ourbest performing storeshere, who are very in-strumental in collect-ing lots of money andwe encourage healthycompetition amongthem to raise morefunds,” said Cotwal.The fundraiser will in-clude selling cups oftea for R5 and sales ofstore products. CANSA communitymobiliser, NadiaBaderoon-Ball who is

The deputy divisional manager for the Shoprite group in KZN, Riaz Cotwal together with the public re-lations manager, Vanessa Naidoo handing over grocery vouchers to CANSAʼs regional manager,Sam Chigumbura.

Support Cuppa forCANSA drive

very grateful for thefundraiser said that theassociation has a homewhere patients whohad nowhere to gowere cared for. “Wehave not turned any-one away. Consider-

ing all the work theydo, the support fromShoprite Checkersgoes a long way,” sheadded. The top threestores at last year’sfundraiser wereCheckers Ballito,

which raised the mostmoney, R60, 000 fol-lowed by ShopriteVerulam who raisedabout R47, 000 andCheckers Overportwho raised R43, 000.

This year’s Scottburgh Classic Car Show will fea-ture the Ford marque. A different marque is cho-sen each year to lead the show and all owners ofpre-1975 Ford automobiles are invited to displaytheir cars at the Scottburgh High School on Sun-day, July 16. Ford automobiles will be positionedin a special enclosure opposite the main grand-stand and overlooking the display arena. They willdrive around the arena with a commentary de-scribing Fords illustrious history. The two primarybeneficiaries of the exciting show will be Actionfor the Blind and Disabled and Angels Care KZN.

These NPOs were also the beneficiaries, last yearbut unfortunately, the bad weather resulted in lessmoney being available to donate than was origi-nally planned. Dozens of classic car clubs havebeen invited to the show and over 450 exhibits ofcars and bikes are expected. The event is againsponsored by the Rising Sun Community News-papers. For more information, contact PeterFielding on 039 976-1995, Vendors Bob Cum-ming on 039 978-2817 or visit www.scottburghclassiccarshow.co.za

Community encouraged toattend exciting car show

Fishing:Last week's fishing re-port predicted the Sar-dines will "appearshortly" and theypopped up one dayafter publication. It'sbeen an exciting startto the Sardine seasonwith successful net-tings at Park Rynie,Scottburgh, Winkel-spruit, Amanzimtotiand Isipingo Beach.The Durban beacheshave produced somegood Stumpnose,Pompano and SpottedGrunter. The boat an-glers are getting goodbottom fish includingGeelbek Salmon andRock Cod. A success-ful surf fishing com-petition was held onthe weekend at theOld Whaling Station

(Left to Right) Michael 3rd (Bronze Bream 1.3kg) T Puckery 2nd (CatfaceRockcod 1.8kg) and Mohamed Sheik 1st (Bronze Bream 2.2kg) with AdamKamdar from Township Hyper.

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(Bluff). See pic forwinners details.

Weather:Expect sunny by chilly

conditions on Durbanthis coming week. Afresh South Westerlywind will blow onThursday dropping

temperatures furtherand making sea condi-tions rough. Seas willsettle by the weekend.

The eThekwini Inner South Cluster Intelli-gence Driven Operation team together withDurban Metro raided a ‘chop shop’ in G sec-tion, Umlazi, on Tuesday. This came afterthey received information that hijacked ve-hicles from the eThekwini Inner South areawere being taken to the shop. Upon arrival,the team of super-sleuth officers searchedthe entire shop and found various parts of hi-jacked vehicles which matched positively tocarjacking cases reported at the ChatsworthSAPS and Bayview SAPS. Police reportshave indicated that the suspect fled the sceneas soon as they arrived. However, the copsmanaged to seize a police radio from thepremises. Communications officer of theeThekwini Inner South cluster, PriyaNunkumar said, “Members will continuetheir investigation to link other hijacked ve-hicles from the ‘chop shop’ to possible car-jacking cases in the area.” Meanwhile, MajGen Nunkumar offered high praise to thepolice officers and said that they will beworking around the clock to ensure that thesuspect is apprehended.

Police raid Umlazi ‘chop shop’

Some of the vehicles which were found atthe ʻchop shopʼ.

Several hundredmourners from acrossthe political spectrumturned out to bid 1956Treason Trialist's KayMoonsamy (pictured)of Chatsworth a finalgoodbye at the ClareEstate Crematorium onSaturday. He was aveteran of the AfricanNational Congress, theSouth African Com-munist Party and alsothe last president of theSouth African Con-gress of Trade Unions. Moonsamy was bornin Overport on July 5,1926 and passed awayjust short of his 91stbirthday.

In his latter years, helived with his daugh-ter, Ragani Naidoo attheir home in CollegeDrive, Silverglenwhere he kept a mas-sive library of booksand papers that docu-mented worker and

freedom struggles allover the world. President, Jacob Zumaissued a special noticedeclaring the funeralan official provincialfuneral status. Flagsflew at half mast to ho-nour Moonsamy. KwaZulu-Natal pre-mier, Willies Mchunurepresented Zuma atthe funeral and deliv-ered the eulogy inwhich he praisedMoonsamy's contribu-tion to the strugglefrom the age of 14when he became in-volved in trade union-ism. The ANC was repre-

sented at the funeral byNEC member, DrNkosazana DlaminiZuma who also paidtribute to Moonsamy'sgracious but firm man-ner in discharging hisduties both during thestruggle and while hewas an ANC Memberof Parliament for tenyears beginning in1999. SACP deputygeneral secretary, Je-remy Cronin high-lighted Moonsamy'ssolid credentials as anon-racialist and pillarof the SACP. Hepraised him for his dis-cipline and spotless in-tegrity.

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Dedicated staff members of Child Welfare Durban and Districts don their crazy hats in an-ticipation for the upcoming event.

An explosion of colour, spectacular momentsand lots of smiles is what participants of thisyear’s Crazy Hats Fun Walk initiative can ex-pect on the day of the exciting event, which isbeing held by the Child Welfare Durban andDistricts in association with Morris FullerWilliams. The countdown to the fun-filledwalk has officially begun and organisers aregoing beyond to call of duty to ensure that theevent is once again a ‘crazy’ success! With afew weeks to go, a special call is being madeto the public to come out in their numbers andshow their support towards the praiseworthywalk, which, since its inception, has signifiedunity and of course, colour and a touch of‘craziness’. Speaking to dedicated members ofChild Welfare Durban and Districts, they saidthat they are excited to witness the supportthey receive from the community of Durbanand surrounding areas, this year. “The publichas always supported our initiatives and we

are so grateful to them for heeding the call ofsocial commitment. Our upcoming Crazy HatsFun Walk is a delightful event, which covers adistance of 5kms. We are once again hopingthat the event is a tremendous success. Wear acrazy hat and show your solidarity,” said thestaff. The walk, which is taking place on Sat-urday, July 8, will commence at the NorthBeach Amphitheatre and will head towardsSuncoast and then back to the beach. Theevent starts at 9am. Registration will com-mence at 7:30am and conclude at 8:45am. Toadd to the excitement of the day, stallholderswill also be present and lots of entertainmentfor children will also be provided. In additionto this, there will be prizes for the top threemost creative hats and lucky draw prizes aswell! Should residents require any further in-formation regarding the event, they are morethan welcome to call 031 312-9313 or send anemail to [email protected]

The Rotary Club of Durban Merewent willhost a Comedy and Dance night - Comedywith a Twist - at the Enchanted Garden Con-vention Centre on July 7 at 7:30pm. Thecomedy show will feature Masood Boom-gard, Mervyn Pillay, Andrew Hughes, DarylWilliams and Mo Vawda while live music for

the after party will be performed by Men InBlack . This is a fundraising initiative for theclubʼs winter warmth drive. Residents are en-couraged to support this worthy cause. Formore information and bookings, contact pres-ident, Salosh Naidoo on 082-796-4217.

Rotary club to host Comedyand Dance night

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KwaZulu-Natal head of Health, Dr Sifiso Mtshali and Mr Rob Lister from Build It sign a pledge.

The provincial Department ofHealth and building materials sup-plier, Built It, have formed a part-nership that will bolster efforts tofight the spread of diseases, particu-larly TB, HIV and Cancer. Thispartnership will take the form of ajoint awareness campaign contain-ing messages about health aware-ness and behavioural change, andwill reach a potential 10 millionpeople.The official launch of the partner-ship, which took place last week,was attended by officials of the De-partment including TB ambassadorPrince Nhlanganiso Zulu and repre-sentatives of Build It.Delivering a speech on behalf of

Health MEC, Dr SibongiseniDhlomo, the head of Health inKZN, Dr Sifiso Mtshali, said themain objective of the partnership isto drive a vigorous awareness cam-paign about tuberculosis, HIV andcancer.He said the aim of this awarenesscampaign is to empower the peopleof KwaZulu-Natal with informationand knowledge that will help themmake informed choices.“This will help them avoid new in-fections; prevent infecting others, inthe case of communicable diseasesand, crucially, ensure successfultreatment of those who are alreadyaffected by such diseases,” saidMEC Dhlomo.

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The International Federation of FunakoshiShotokan Karate South Africa (IFFSKSA) con-ducted its first autumn camp at the Arena ParkRegional Hall, recently.This course was attended by many karatekas af-filiated to the organisation and focused on intenseand exhilarating kumite techniques and kata train-ing, which was displayed by the organisation’shead coach, Sensei Malvin Govender (5th dan)and the founder, president and chief instructor,Kyoshi Eric Govender (7th dan).The PRO of the organisation, Jay Moodley saidthat the aim of conducting a course of this nature

was to develop young karatekas by concentratingon the technical training methods and techniquesthat are associated not only to competitive sportkarate but also the traditional part of the sport.“IFFSKSA, under the excellent leadership ofKyoshi Eric Govender, aims to develop theseyoung athletes in becoming the future stars of thecountry,” he explained.Govender who was pleased with the supportshown from parents to ensure the future successof their children complimented the head coach,Sensei Malvin Govender and his team for ensur-ing the development of these athletes.

Participants who were present at the successful autumn camp.

IFFSKSA hosts autumncamp at Arena Park

Regional HallTownship Hyper (inChatsworth) is a leading im-porter of SABS approvedwindscreens for all popularmodels of cars and bakkiesand have dropped prices onthe whole range. See advertfor supply only prices or call083-304-0607 for a fittedprice. Fitting is done atTownship Hyper while youwait. For body panels andlamps, call 031 401-6778. Afull range of door glass andquarter glass has just beenunpacked. Township Hyperis also a leading fishingtackle store stocking all thetop-name fishing brands.The revolutionary newMakaira and Metaloid

Grinder rods are back instock and will sell out fastagain. Come see the newsoft fit fishing boots in slip-onor zip-up. Visit Township

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The Bayview UnitedFootball Club hosted asuccessful family sportsday and club presentationat the Bayview Roadgrounds, recently.The players and theirfamilies were treated to ahearty breakfast andlunch and then partici-pated in the sports events,which were planned forthe day. The highlight ofthe sporting events wasthe men’s tug-of-warwhere the Bayview ‘mus-cle men’ pulled eachother to retain their titlefor 2017.The ladies highlight eventwas the musical chairsand awards were given tothe winner and runners-up. The guest of honour,Vis Muruven praised thefootball club for the ster-ling work done in theChatsworth region.“The club have madegreat contributions to-wards community build-ing and schoolsdevelopment. Very fewclubs will come close toBayview’s outreach pro-grammes, feedingschemes and social initia-tives. The strong leader-ship of Pat Naidoo andhis hard working officialsis praiseworthy and I amconfident that the clubwill move from strengthto strength,” he added.The players, their parents,teachers and sponsors

The excited players at the successful initiative.

Bayview United hostsfamily sports day and

club presentationwere entertained by DJGav. Guest speakers,Nithya Naidoo andMegan Govender con-firmed that they want tobe associated and workclosely with the powerfulBayview officials.Gary Moodley,spokesman for the club,commended the sponsorsand placed on record hissincere thanks to them fortheir generous sponsor-ship for the presentation,family day and the 2017season.The sponsors are BayviewPharmacy, Asona Trading,Toyco Engineering, LeonPillay and Associates,Hitech Chemicals, B&Rauto, Trent Tyres, Pst Leo,

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