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The 2018 academic year has officially started and the Gumede family is all geared up to tackle the new schooling year. Phoenix resident, Mrs Tourism InternationalAmbassador, Ntombifuthi Gumede, is seen with her children, Langelihle (12), Tumi (11), Zenande (5) and Mpilo (7). The excited pupils attend Crawford North Coast College.They said they are prepared for the new syllabus and look forward to meeting their friends and catching up with them. “I am so excited to start the new academic year andready for all it has to offer. I have been reading throughout the holidays to get me prepared for more learning,” said Langelihle. The staff and management of the Cornubia andPhoenix Sun wish all pupils everything of the best.

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While children around the country prepare for their first dayof school, parents are digging deep into their pockets to makesure their children have everything they need for the new aca-demic year. With the rising cost of education including schooluniforms and stationery, the Phoenix Sun team took to thestreets to find out how residents are coping. Pensioner, Audrey Mdlala, has five grandchildren whoattend private schools. She believes that the standard of edu-cation, coupled with other aspects of learning, is fitting forthe high amounts forked out by parents and guardians whocan afford to send their children to private schools. “We canafford to send our children to private facilities and don’t mindpaying the price. We know that our children are getting thebest quality education and they also speak very well and theirmannerisms are impeccable,’ she said.Twenty-seven-year-old Thando Longwe has one child ingrade three who attends a private school. She shares the samesentiments as Mdlala and said, “Government schools cannotand do not provide the same quality of education as privateschools. We chose to enroll our child at a private school sothat they can excel in every learning area and the extracurric-ular activities are an added benefit to the child.”Nomasonto Dlamini’s two children are enrolled at a privatelearning facility and due to her strong belief of educationbeing the greatest gift one can give their child, she chose toopt for a private school and sacrifice financially for the futureof her children.Mother of two, Mellissia Maistry, said it is almost impossi-ble for the average income household to keep up to thedemands of government schools. “School fees at publicschools go as far as R8, 000 a year and higher. When you addthe cost of uniforms, stationery and other items which a childneeds for school, the cost is shocking. The government needsto realise that education in a child’s life is a vital componentin ensuring the success of the child, and in turn the success of

the country as the child will grow to become a contributor tothe economy,” said Maistry.Donaven Naidoo, who doesn’t have any children of his own,said he hopes government schools become more transparentwith parents as to how the school fees are spent. “A percent-age of school fees should be subsidised by the government.Parents these days are forking out large sums of money justto ensure that their children have an education. While the costof living increases drastically, the salaries of residents remainfairly unchanged and this puts a strain on parents when theyare asked for exorbitant amounts as school fees, especiallysince they also have to pay for school uniforms etc,” he said.Sylvia Naidoo feels that school fees should be abolished.“The issue of school fees is one of the main topics of discus-sion at the start of every new year. Most average incomehouseholds are struggling to cope with the demands of gov-ernment schools in terms of new or changing uniforms andother educational costs such as extracurricular activities andstationery. Education is important and it should be free,” shesaid.Sixty-seven-year-old Radha Govender said when her chil-dren were young, school fees were minimal and affordable,however, today parents are put under a lot of strain when theyare faced with the school fees issue.Sona Bala said there are a lot of people who survive on a pen-sion or grant from the state and with the increasing cost of liv-ing, it puts a lot of strain on an individual who has to fundeven one child who is enrolled at a government school. Twenty-four-year-old Kashveer Rajcoomar said he knewthe sacrifice his parents had to make to make sure he got agood education and even though he attended a governmentschool, the school fees put a strain on his parents.Radhika Rajcoomar said school fees should be given a dras-tic cut as parents all as around South Africa are not coping.

Audrey Mdladla Mellissia Maistry Nomasonto Dlamini Sona Bala Donaven Naidoo

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A 57-year-old woman was killed after she wasrun over by a train in Phoenix, on Saturday.It is alleged that the deceased and her daughter-in-law, who made a living by collecting scrapmetal, were on their way home to an informalsettlement in Stonebridge Drive, shortly afterselling a load of used cans when the accidentoccurred.Reaction Unit South Africa’s Prem Balram said

as the two were crossing the railway line, a trainapproached and the woman attempted to crossthe railway line but fell in the process. “She was then crushed by the train. Uponarrival, the mangled body of the deceased wasfound lying on the train tracks. Her internalorgans were strewn several metres away fromthe point of impact,” he confirmed. Police are investigating further.

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A hijacking suspectwas severely injuredafter being assaultedby members of thepublic at thePalmview intersec-tion in Phoenix, onSaturday night.Angry communitymembers who claimthat they have hadenough of criminalsmaking them prison-ers in their own com-munities, severelyassaulted the man,who allegedly heldup a couple at knife-point beforedemanding theirvehicle while theywere stationary atthe robots.

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The SKISA Pesco Karate Club recently cele-brated 28 years of serving the communitythrough sports and recreation at the 2017 GalaAwards, held at the Pesco Hall in Sunford,recently. Students, parents and well-wishersattended the function.Established in 1990 by Sensei Raj Govender, thekarate club has grown from strength to strength,helping keep children off the streets of Phoenixand away from the social ills. “We have createdsome of the best karate students from Phoenixand surrounding areas, which have gone on toachieve great things in their personal and worklife."

SKISA Pesco Karate Club, Sensei RajGovender, said karate teaches one lesson andthat is discipline, which students have carriedthrough into all works of their life.The club has produced students who have heldKZN Caps, received Protea colours and haveexcelled in various levels in provincial, nationaland international tournaments. Class re-openson at Pesco Hall and at Avonford SecondarySchool January 18, 2018. For more details, con-tact Sensei Raj Govender on 083-789-3012 orSeelan Pillay 084-557-7774.

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Trenance ManorSecondary saluted itsClass of 2017 forachieving an 83 per-cent pass rate and 70subject distinctions inthe NSC MatricExaminations. Amongthe top pupils wereGiselle Ramsay,Nicole Naidoo, SholinMoodley, NaomiNaidoo and MikaylaSheik Moideen.School principal, Mr RInderlall said, “Ourmatric pupils haveperformed beyondexpectation anddeserve every acco-lade. We owe our suc-cess to a band of dedi-cated teachers who goan extra mile to get thebest out of our pupils.

Excited about the results are Giselle Ramsay, Nicole Naidoo,Sholin Moodley, Naomi Naidoo and Mikayla Sheik Moideen.

Northmead Secondary School,YashayShah, has been applauded for achievingseven distinctions in the 2017 NSCMatric Examination. Shah constantlyworked extra hard throughout the year toachieve his goals.In 2015, he was placed fifth in the worldat the Argo Debating Championship. Heobtained his SA Colours for debating andwas awarded best speaker in theprovince. His mother thanked the school principaland teachers for constantly helping him,allowing him to obtain his goals.

Trenance Manor salutesclass of 2017

Parents must also becomplimented for thepivotal role they play

in the educationprocess. We wish theClass of 2017 the best

for their futureendeavours.”

Northmead pupil scoopsseven distinctions

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Woodview SecondarySchool principal, MrV H Mocktar, wasproud to announcethat his class of 2017produced outstandingresults in the NSCexaminations. The top performingpupils were ShalinCameron Perumal,who achieved six dis-tinctions inAccounting, Mathe -matics, Life Sciences,Life Orientation andBusiness Studies,Nadya Samud Abdulwho bagged three dis-tinctions inAccounting, Afri -kaans and lifeOrientation, and

Woodview Secondary Schoolcongratulates top achievers

Earlington Secondary matriculant, PriyankaDanella Naidoo (pictured), feels extremelyproud of herself after she obtained six distinc-tions in the NSC examinations, recently. Theelated pupil scoped distinctions in English,Afrikaans, Physical science, Life Science, LifeOrientation and Accounting. Naidoo said, “I amextremely happy and proud of myself. It isrewarding to know that after all of my hard workand long nights, my dreams did come true.” The Phoenix resident will be studying for adegree in Chemical Engineering in HowardCollege. “Chemical Engineering is somethingthat I am very passionate about. I loveChemistry because it challenges me and moti-vates me to do better. I would not have been ableto succeed in my studies, without the supportand encouragement from my parents and God,”added the 17-year-old. In her spare time, Naidoo enjoys reading and lis-tening to music.

Devashni Mudalywho also obtainedfour distinctions inLife Sciences,

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It was indeed a heartfelt moment asFeedy Needy set out to distributehundreds of burger meals and otherdelicious treats to children in pedi-atric wards at various governmenthospitals, recently. Some of thehospitals included MahatmaGandhi, RK Khan and Clairwood.The dedicated team also visited afew children’s homes. The finger-licking burger meals together withthe juices and toys were lovingly

handed over to little ones, whowere overjoyed. Feedy Needy’s aimwas to ensure that the little oneswere not forgotten. The childrenwere pleased and welcomed theteam wholeheartedly. Volunteerswho were a part of the distributionwere moved by the expressions onthe little faces. Once again, FeedyNeedy continues to reach to allavenues to restore dignity, love,hope and joy to the less fortunate.

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After years of excellent workalongside Brailsford PrimarySchool, a local non-profit organisa-tion has officially moved premises.Feedy Needy will indefinitely con-tinue with the extensive work thathas been carried out since incep-tion. The praiseworthy non-profitorganisation will be operating from

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Following thepanic from elderlyresidents whoreceive social ordisability grantsafter SASSAannounced theoptional change topayment methods,the Minority Fronthas urged resi-dents to remaincalm.MF spokesman,Cllr JonathanAnnipen, said pensioners receivedletters which detail optional changeto payment methods and werealarmed. “This is a programme which isrolled out nationally by SASSA,advising clients that they have theoption to have their social or dis-ability grants deposited into theirbank accounts. I have been in dis-cussions with SASSA officials andcan confirm that pensioners mustnot become anxious over this mat-ter. This is a programme initiatedby SASSA and it does not meanthat if the change in not executedthen payments will be stopped. Iam requesting pensioners to refrainfrom believing incorrect informa-

tion that their pen-sions will be sus-pended etc. Officialshave assured me thatpayments will still beforthcoming with thetraditional SASSACard. Those pension-ers who have notreceived paymentsfor January must alsonot be alarmed,” headded.He said the issue isthat FICA documents

need to be updated thereforeclients, whose details are reflectedas incomplete on the SASSA sys-tem, may have to furnish SASSAwith documents such as proof ofaddress, ID of spouses and evenbank statements. “Once these documents arereceived the payments will bereleased. However, this appliesonly to people who did not receivetheir payments in January 2018 andnot those who have received lettersinforming them of optionalchanges for payments,’ he added.For more information and clarity,contact the Minority Front officeon 031-500-7580 or 031-404-2743.

KwaMashu E SAPS arrested a total of 58 sus-pects wanted for different offences and crimesduring a police operation, over the weekend.The suspects were arrested for crimes such asdrunken driving, possession of unlicensedfirearm and ammunition, drugs, possession ofdangerous weapons, assault GBH, theft anddealing in liquor.According to police reports, officers also recov-ered drugs, unlicensed firearms, ammunition anddangerous weapons. A shebeen was also closeddown and liquor was seized.All arrested suspects appeared in the NtuzumaMagistrate’s Court. KZN’s acting provincialcommissioner, Maj Gen Bheki Langa, welcomedthe arrest of the wanted suspects.

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The Bhakti MargaSA invites residentsto join their MahaOm Chanting withSwami Vishwa -chakradharananda(pictured) at theJothi Anbu Mayam,situated inW o o d v i e wSecondary School(320 ViewhavenDrive, Phoenix) onTuesday, January16, from 6:45pm.Om Chanting is afree group practicethat is open to resi-dents of all ageswhich is conductedat about 35 OmChanting centresthroughout SouthAfrica. For moreinformation, contactMerylene on 072-094-0777 or [email protected]

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One of South Africa’s longest run-ning flagship comedy brands,Kings and Queens of Comedy,returns to Durban with its biggestline-up in six years. Bringingworld-class comedy to Durban, thiscomedy extravaganza sees comicgiants from around South Africaentertaining audiences at theDurban ICC on Friday, February 9,2018.Shining their comical armour andsharpening their witty swords, thestellar line-up includes DarrenMaule (MC), Annalakshmi, ArnottePayne, Celeste Ntuli, DonovanGoliath, Glen Biederman-Pam,Jason Goliath, Joey Rasdien,Khanyisa Bunu, Leeanda Reddy,

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Bringing Indian musicto global fame, ArijitSingh (pictured), ʻthesmall town boy, whomade it bigʼ is undoubt-edly one ofBollywoodʼs leadingplayback singers. He is set to woo audi-ences in South Africain February 2018together with a musicalexperience like neverbefore in SA with musi-cians from UK,Germany ,Spain, USAand India all togetheron one stage.Leading the playbackpack, this will be Arijitʼsfirst visit to Durban onSaturday, February 10at the Durban ICCArena. TheJohannesburg concertwill be held onFebruary 11 at the SunArena in TimesSquare, Menlyn Maine.Showtime Promotionsand Blu Blood, bothsynonymous for bring-ing world-class enter-tainment to SouthAfrica, are excited tobe bringing out one ofBollywoodʼs biggest

driving forces who iscontinuously scalingnew heights. “Arijit is one of the mostversatile and success-ful singers of Indianmusic and cinema andwe are so proud to beable to bring him backto South Africa. This isgoing to be the biggestBollywood musicalextravaganza to hitAfrican soil,” said BluBloodʼs MD, OsmanOsman. Veesham Maharaj, theMD of ShowtimePromotions added,“Bollywood lovers havebeen patiently waitingfor Arijit in South Africaand we are excited tobe able to bring him toDurban for his first evertour. This is our biggestconcert to date. Arijitʼsteam will be coming ina month earlier toensure that all logisticsand technical detailsare on track for the bigshow.”Arijit is more than just asinger! He is a jack ofall trades- he is a musi-cian and live per-

former, composer, pro-ducer, recordist andmusic programmer andhe has an impressivestring of credits behindhis name. He has sung over 150tracks, won more than50 popular awards andhis global fan basecontinues to growevery year- he hasover 17 millionFacebook followersalone.He participated shortlyafter in another realityshow, ʼ10 ke 10 LeGaye Dilʼ, which hewon. He invested theprize money in buildinghis own recording stu-dio, where he startedcomposing music foradverts and news andmusic channels. Hespent the early part ofhis musical career as aproducer, the only forhim to survive in a citylike Mumbai.His major break-through came in 2013as lead and key vocal-ist in ʻAashiqui 2ʼwhere his song Tum HiHo which fetched him

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Arijit Singh- Live in Concert several awards andnominations includingthe Filmfare Award forBest Male PlaybackSinger. Singh has lent

his voice to the likes ofShah Rukh Khan withhits from Dilwale andGerua with chart top-pers like Zalima,

Kabira, ChannaMereya, Ae Dil HaiMushkil, Sanam Re,Mastt Magan &Muskrane.

Arijit Singh – Live InConcert will be anunforgettable musicaljourney with Arijitʼsbiggest chart-toppers,fan favourites andclassics. His showsare renowned world-wide and this show willbe no different. Thedetails for the showsare as follows: DurbanICC Arena, Saturday,February 10 at 8pmand Sunday, February11 at Sun Casino,Times Square, MenlynMaine, Pretoria from6pm. 18h00

Tickets for both showsstart from R350 andare now availablethrough Computicketo n l i n e(https://online.com-puticket.com/web/event/arijit_singh_live_in_con-cert/1199527267/0/0) or Computicket outlets.Another Bollywoodextravaganza broughtto you by ShowtimePromotions and BluBlood with Glow TV,Serendipity Travel,Tilley Doors and theRising Sun.


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FOR HIREThe Sunford Sporting Club chairman hasexpressed his gratitude and appreciation toall his coaches, parents, children, sponsorsand the SAFA Phoenix Association for alltheir support. Chairman, Mr P Govender, said the clubfunctions by the motto, “Keeping childrenfree and clean from drugs, alcohol and vio-lence.” The club strives to instill disciplinethrough the medium of sport. According toGovender, 2017 was a splendid year for theclub as the under seven and 15 divisions wonthe SAFA Phoenix League. The under sevendivision emerged victorious after playing 14league games. The under 15 division claimed the overallfirst place after playing a staggering amountof 17 games. Sunford Sporting Club,

Division Two, won the Divisional KnockoutCup which was sponsored by the PhoenixSports Council. The under 13 divisionemerged second after playing 16 leaguegames and the division two team emergednumber two after playing 22 league games.SAFA Phoenix awarded the under sevens andunder 15 at their banquet. The divisions wereawarded for their sterling work. SunfordSporting Club invites all children and parentsto their opening at the Chartford SportsGrounds on January 23, 2018, at 3:30pm.Training for 2018 has been scheduled to takeplace every Tuesdays and Thursdays atChartford Sports Grounds, Unit 15 at3:30pm. For more information, contact chair-man on 084-057-5030/ 083-574-1994.

Some of the club members of Sunford Sporting Club with their coaches.

Sunford Sporting Clublooks forward to an

exciting year

Swimmers from theWoodview AquaticsSwimming Club onceagain rose to the occa-sion in the recentlyheld Capital K Swim.The event offered achoice of three dis-tances which startedwith a 3km swim.There was a 500m funswim, which focusedon introducing chil-dren to open waterswimming and thenthere was the 1kmswim, which actuallyserves as an officialseeding event to the2018 Aquelle MidmarMile.Twelve swimmers,who completed therace includedMalcolm Naidoo (1:00: 30), Sahil Qazi (1:11: 40), CaitlinNaidoo (58: 04),Wasim Ramatulla (43:01), Marcel Reddy (1:06: 46), Jaiden Rajah(1: 06: 43), TeriaPhekun (56: 54),Ethan Govender (1:01: 10), CalebSurajpal (58: 03),Lereisa Sagadevan (1:03: 51), DeclanGovender (1: 06: 54)and Sahil Rooplall (1:08: 54).Looking forward tothe Aquelle MidmarMile to be held inFebruary 2018,Woodview Aquatics,

Woodview swimmers takeon Capital K event

Woodview Aquatics Swimming Club participants at the Capital K Swim.

are preparing around35 young and talentedswimmers, who areeager to participate inthe Aquelle MidmarMile.Talking about thepreparation, clubPRO, Avisha Rooplallsaid, “Seeing that theMidmar Mile is one ofthe club’s major openwater events, we havedecided to team upwith the WoodviewCancer Association in

support of the PinkDrive, which is SouthAfrica’s best lovedbreast cancer commu-nity carer.”She added, “As ac o m m u n i t y - b a s e dclub, we want all ourchildren to swim thenext Midmar Mile inpink to take a stand increating awareness ofcancer as it not onlyaffect adults, but chil-dren as well. So, weare appealing to the

community at largefor a sponsorship ofany amount to assistus in making the PinkDrive a success notonly for WoodviewAquatics, but as acommunity.”Should you wish tosponsor WoodviewAquatics SwimmingClub, contact JeevaNaidoo on 071-884-3032 or AvishaRooplall on 084-811-2003.

Fishing:Pompano, Shad andStumpnose havebeen caught alongthe Durban beach-front up to theU m h l a n g aL i g h t h o u s e .Preferred bait isSugar Mackerel. Deepsea anglershave had great funthis past week withMarlin coming out

on "Simply the Best"(Jakes) and "FatGirl" (Mike).Dorado have beenbiting from Durbanto St Lucia.

The Tuna action ismore in the South.Jetskis, paddleskisand boats have allbeen cashing in onthe action.

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Weather:Expect fresh NorthEasterly winds everyday this week exceptSaturday.

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