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Deafening cheers of excitement brought the stage alive as the winner of the Win-a-Car competition was announced on June 9. Representative Nadia Parasuramen, who was standing in for her employer, Jay Bhana, who is in London at the moment, picked the lucky number which won Bhana a brand new Toyota Etios at this year’s Rising Sun Gold Challenge Racing Carnival. The car competition brought to you by the Rising Sun Community Newspapers and Halfway Malanda Toyota is quite popular and has gained momentum over the years. The Rising Sun looks forward to seeing who the winner of the next Win-a-Competition is next year. Runners up also walked away with amazing consolation prizes.

Director of the Rising Sun Newspapers, Reenesh Maharaj, CEO of the Rising Sun Newspapers, Vijay Maharaj, Suresh Sewbaran, Dealer Principal, Halfway Ma-landa Toyota and Nadia Parasuramen, who won the Toyota Etios on behalf of her employer ( Jay Bhana), at the race day.

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BY NEO SEKATI

A man, believed to be in his 30s, was killed after being knocked down by a vehicle on the N12 in Zuurbekom, just outside Lanasia, on the morning of May 24.

When ER24 paramedics arrived at the scene shortly before 6.30 am, they found the man lying next

to the road. Upon assessment, they found that he had sustained fatal injuries and he was declared dead at the scene.

“The exact circumstances sur-rounding the incident are not known to our paramedics, but the police were on the scene for fur-ther investigations,” said ER24’s Russel Meiring.

HE Ennerdale community is reel-ing in shock after a father “mis-takenly” shot his son, Luyanda Tshabalala, outside an Ennerdale

school on Tuesday, June 5. The incident took place after the man

had been waiting for his son who attended an extra study lesson at the Fred Norman Secondary School.

According to police, the 16-year-old’s death appears to be a tragic mistake. The father claimed that he thought that his son was a hijacker. He thought that he was go-ing to be robbed or hijacked. He pulled out

his licenced firearm and shot in the direc-tion of the boy and unfortunately, he hit the boy in the chest.

He tried to resuscitate the boy before tak-ing him to a hospital, but the boy died on the way.

The police’s Mpande Khoza said that a murder docket had been opened.

The Gauteng Department of Educa-tion MEC, Panyaza Lesufi, conveyed his condolences to the family and visited the school on Wednesday, June 6. The man, Emanuel Tshabalala appeared at the Le-nasia Magistrates court where he was re-leased on a warning on Thursday, June 7. The teen was laid to rest on Saturday, June 9, at the Olifantsvlei Cemetery.

BY REBECCAMOGALAGADI

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Learners were treated to breakfast and were taught the fundamentals of reporting a crime and knowing when one is being abused.

Learners were encouraged to learn important numbers such as the National Crime Line 10111, as well as the Childline number. An FCS (Family Violence, Child Pro-tection and Sexual Crimes Unit) representative asked the children questions about the unit and presented them with gifts.

Speakers from other organi-

sations also engaged with and spoke to the children and those in attendance.

The Keynote speaker was Soweto West Cluster Major, General Mateisi.

“We need to protect all the children in our country and to go back to basics,” she said.

She also reminded po-lice officers that there was no waiting period to report missing persons, including children.

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15 people were injured in a four vehi-cle collision on the N1 highway, near the R57 turnoff, in Vanderbijlpark on May 28.

ER24 paramedics, along with other services, arrived at the scene shortly before 6am.

“A vehicle was found lying on its side across two lanes, while a taxi was found in the middle of the road. A panel van and a light motor vehicle were found parked on the side of the road,” said Russel Meiring of ER24.

“Several people were found either lying on the side of the road or walk-ing around the scene.”

Paramedics assessed the patients and found that one elderly man had sus-

tained numerous injuries, leaving him in a critical condition, while fourteen others had sustained minor to moder-ate injuries. Paramedics treated the patients and provided the critically in-jured man with advanced life support interventions, before transporting all the patients to nearby hospitals.

According to Mr Meiring, the criti-cally injured man was airlifted by the ER24 Oneplan Helicopter to a hospi-tal in the area.

The driver of the panel van was al-legedly not found at the scene.

Local authorities are investigating the exact cause of the collision.

BY NEO SEKATI

ON Sunday, June 3, at about 2.15 am, a white Nissan NP200 bakkie rolled and an Isuzu bak-kie suffered tyre damage after rocks were placed on the N12, near Lenasia, before the pedes-trian bridge.

It is reported that the Nissan NP200, which was travelling on the N12 West, heading towards Lenasia, hit a rock and then lost control.

“The Nissan NP200 entered the centre median, hit the con-crete barrier and rolled across both lanes of the N12 before coming to a halt in the ditch on the left hand side of the road,” said the N12 Risk Notice Team.

“The occupants were robbed of their cell ‘phones and wal-lets. A few minutes later a group of residents from the Slovo Park Informal Settlement assisted the victims in getting out of the vehicle.”

The driver sustained facial injuries, a dislocated shoulder

and fractured ribs. He and his passengers were transported to hospital by ambulance.

A few hundred meters ahead of the above incident, an Isuzu bakkie, which was also travel-ling on the N12 eastbound, hit a rock which damaged one of the tyres.

“The occupants of the other vehicle were not robbed,” stated the N12 Risk Notice Team.

The public is requested to re-port any suspicious activity on the N12 to JMPD on 011-375-5911 or GTP on 011-689-3712 or 011-689-3833.

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BY REBECCA MOGALAGADIFOR three consecutive days, residents of Lenasia Ex-tension 9 and Extension 10, took to the streets to protest against power cuts and unplanned outages. Police moni-tored the protest where the K43 was blockaded with burn-ing tyres. Motorists were advised to use alternative routes.

According to the residents, the power cuts are a reccur-ring problem.

“It’s Ramadaan and we are fasting. When it’s time to break our fast then we experience power cuts,” said a resident.

Residents claim they have been experiencing electricity outages for the past three weeks, and for hours at a time.

“Our councillor has gone AWOL, hence we took to the streets. We started protesting on June 5, at about 6 pm and by 10 pm the power was restored. However, the following morning when we had to prepare for Sehri, there was no power.”

Councillor for the area, Ezekiel Tsotetsi, was not avail-able for comment at the time of going to press.

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BY NEO SEKATIDEE Sheylian Lee, a year old, was given the opportunity to see the world as it is.

According to Dee’s grandfather, Leon Madramoothoo, Dee was born blind. An operation was performed to improve his eyesight, however, after the operation he needed spectacles to improve his vision.

“After we were told that the spec-tacles would cost over R2 000, the family lost all hope. We thought that Dee would never have normal eye-sight,” said Madramoothoo.

“I was attending prayers at a temple when I met Mr Raj Maharaj of the Rising Sun. I explained to him about my grandson’s situation. He said that in order for the Rising Sun to assist, a quote covering the total cost of the spectacles was needed.

“Maharaj then gave me Dr Anusha Sukha’s contact details in order for me to obtain a quotation.”

According to Mr Madramoothoo, Dr Anusha Sukha of Optical Con-nection in Lenasia Extension 5 ex-amined Dee and the family was told to return on a certain date.

On the day that Mr Madramoothoo went to collect the quotation, how-ever, he was surprised when he was handed the spectacles instead of the quotation.

“When I asked Dr Sukha how much the spectacles cost, she told me that she was helping Dee and there was no cost involved.

“I would like to thank Raj Maha-raj of the Rising Sun and Dr Anusha Sukha of Optical Connection for giv-ing my grandson the best gift ever, his eyesight,” said Madramoothoo.

BY REBECCA MOGALAGADI

ON March 8, the Rising Sun visited the Lena-sia Post office after receiving numerous com-plaints concerning the state the facility had been in - three months down the line, and not much has changed.

Once again, residents contacted the Rising Sun offices in a bid to get the facility cleaned.

Grass is still overgrown at the front and the stench of urine permeates the air.

A narrow pathway leading to the postboxes was evidence of the danger faced by many who collect their mail after hours.

The Post Office windows are still broken and the faded signs still make it seem as though the facility is no longer in use.

At the time, An e-mail was sent to Mr Johan Kruger, of the Post Office Communications Department, following a telephonic conversa-tion during which he promised to contact the area manager and contact the Rising Sun with comment.

Kruger told the Rising Sun that the SA Post Office was in the process of procuring a gar-den Maintenance Service. However, it seems this was not done.

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IRE is one of the biggest chal-lenges that the City Of Johan-nesburg is faced with, espe-cially during winter. Shack

dwellers are its main victims.In order to curb the scourge, the City

of Joburg Emergency Services is trav-elling around the province handing out safety fire kits.

On June 4, the Johannesburg Emer-gency Service visited Rietfontein Fire Station and handed out over one hun-dred kits to the shack dwellers.

The recipients were urged to use the equipment for what it is meant for. The buckets, which comes with the kits, are not to be used for anything else accept to store water which will come in handy should a fire break out.

Speaking to the Rising Sun, Johan-nesburg Emergency Services, spokes-

person, Robert Mulaudzi said, “This is part of our efforts to reduce fires this winter. We will be conducting fire safety campaigns from June to August. We are targeting the 149 in-formal settlements across the city. We are urging recipients to look after their kits.

"We have had incidents where peo-ple sold their buckets and all the equipment inside.“

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BY CANNEDY NETSHITUNGULU

S South Africans celebrate the resil-ience of the youth of 1976, Gauteng is gearing up to commemorate the youth month in style. The province

will host the Fourth Annual Entrepreneurship and Careers Youth Expo, from June 9 to June 17. Activities resonating with young people will be galore. Instead of hosting just another event, the province decided to do something which will benefit young people.

Addressing the media, MEC of Education, Panyaza Lesufi, emphasised the need of in-volving youth in decisions that affects them.

He also highlighted some of the activities which will take place from Day 1 which in-cludes the following:

• 140 Exhibitors to provide information and live services to youth on Careers, Jobs and Work exposure as well as how to start, run and operate a business.

• 30 dialogues and workshops on several topics

• Local and international movies hosted by the Gauteng Film Commission.

• Sports activities including daily aerobics, football and netball. Orlando Pirates and Sun-down will also participate at the Expo to in-teract with young people and...

• Cultural activities and performance by es-tablished artistes.

Lesufi said, “The Expo forms part of com-memorating the 42nd anniversary of June 16, which coincides with the centenary of strug-gle stalwarts, former president Nelson Man-dela and Mama Albertina Sisulu. The Youth Expo is part of the provincial government’s commitment to respond to the development of young people in the province. The Gauteng province will also host the National Youth Day celebrations on June 16.

The president of the Republic, Mr Cyril Ramaphosa will address young people on June 16, at Orlando Stadium.”

Lesufi urged learners from Grade 10 to Grade 12 to attend the Expo in their numbers. Young people out of school, the unemployed youth and graduates, and young people seek-ing inspiration and opportunities, who are not yet sure about their career choices, are also urged to attend.

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Happy Father’s Day W E D A D

SOMETIMES, a store-bought gift just doesn’t send the perfect message for Father’s Day. Instead of buying something from the store, crafty mothers and children can make their own Father’s Day gifts at home. fathers will love getting a unique gift that was made with love by their families.

Mini Mint Tin ToolboxesTurn the classic Altoids tin into an adorable

mini toolbox that’s perfect for Father’s Day. The tin is the ideal size for holding small items such as coins, nuts and bolts, and other on-the-go supplies.

Moustache MugDress up a boring porcelain mug with a

cheeky moustache that brings some charac-ter to his morning. All you needs is a plain mug, a sharpie, a mustache stencil (if you don’t trust your own drawing skills), and a porcelain paint pen, which you can find at most craft stores.

Father’s Day PicnicLeave the fancy dining for another day,

and instead enjoy a casual picnic on Father’s Day. Pack a picnic hamper with all the essen-tials, plus a few embellishments you and the children create.Head out to Dad’s favourite outdoor spot (or the backyard) for a fun and stress-free meal.

I Love You This Much CardShow Dad how much he’s loved with this

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Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to rec-ognise the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children. This day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting. Although it is celebrated on a variety of dates worldwide, many countries observe this day on the third Sunday in June.

On Father’s Day many people make a special effort for their fathers or father figures.

Some people visit their grandfathers, while others give cards, flowers or other gifts, such as clothing or sporting equipment, or luxury food items. Father's Day is a relatively mod-ern idea, so different families have different traditions.

As we celebrate Father’s Day, we thought it would be appropriate to give the following ba-sic, yet important tips to the fathers;

• Spend time with your child• Discipline with love and positive parenting• Be your child's role model.• Earn the right to be heard• Be your child's teacher• Eat together as a family• Read to your child• Respect the other parent of your child.• Seek involvement early in the child's life

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MUSLIMS will be celebrating Eidul Fitr on the 1st of Shawaal 1439. Eid prayers will be performed at the Eidgaah {open field} on Nir-vana drive. The Eid morning programme will be as follows.

The Eid Qiraat will commence at 7:40am and rendered by Qari Umar Sithole, the Eid lecture will be delivered by Moulana Ridwaan Kajee at 7:55am and the Eid Salaah will be led by Moulana Yusuf Osman at 8:30am.

Fajr Salaah at the Eidgaah will be performed at 5:50 am

The Eidgaah committee requests all those attending the Eidgaah to bring friends and

neighbours along in their cars.Please comply with traffic and parking

marshalsDo not park on Nirvana Drive and in the

Driveways of residents.Volunteers are needed to assist in parking

and seating Musallees correctlySpecial arrangements for the disabled will be

providedPlease come early to avoid trafficMembers of the community are requested to

use alternate routesPlease beware of Bogus collectors.There will be official Eidgaah collectors rec-

ognised by special bibs.The community is requested to donate gener-

ously towards the maintenance and upkeep of the Eidgaah.

The Eidgaah also requires new canvas mats, kindly donate generously towards purchasing these mats.

The Eidgaah committee will not be collect-ing Fitra money at the Eidgaah. Please distrib-ute your Fitra before the day of Eid so that the funds could reach the needy in time for the day of Eid.

Transport will be provided for residents of Ext 10 to attend the Eid Salaah at the Eid-

gaah. The bus will be picking up passengers at Hudson Street Masjid, Ext 10 and will leave at 7:10am Thereafter stopping at Mas-jid E Rahmat and leaving at 7:20am thereafter stopping at Masjid Siddiq, Volta Street Ext 10 and will leave at 7:30am for the Eidgaah.

Bus will pickup passengers at Lawley Sta-tion at 7:15am

In the event of weather not permitting the Eid Salaah will be performed at your local Masjid at the same time as advertised for the Eidgaah.

The Jamiatul Ulama Eidgaah Committee wishes all Muslims a blessed Eid

Eid Mubarak

BY CANNEDY NETSHITUNGULU

WHAT was meant to be a peaceful protest to topple the Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has turned into a civil war. Al-Assad succeed-ed his late father Hafez in 2000.

The war has been going on for more than 7 years. Many countries that are against the civil war, have also intervened in the Syrian war. This makes it difficult for the peacekeepers to retain normalcy. Thousands of people have lost their lives in the war.

As the saying goes, ‘When two bulls fight, it is the grass that suffers’, civilians in Syria can attest to the aforementioned. Basic needs are scarce, infrastructures have been destroyed.

The Syrian people are now relying on inter-national communities to assist them with basic needs to survive.

South Africans are also playing their part through various organisations. Recently, Saaberie Chishty in partnership with Muslim

Hands South Africa under the theme ‘The Big Aid Convoy’ collected four containers of basic needs which included rice, flour and oth-er food items. These four containers together with other containers from different provinces will be shipped to Syria.

Speaking to the Rising Sun during the hando-ver, Ismail Fakee, Muslim Hands South Africa accounts manager said, “We are running this campaign throughout the country. The cam-paign was held for ten days during this month of Ramadaan because Muslims are giving their Zakhaat and Fitra. We are doing this in conjunction with the United Kingdom. They will also be shipping out twenty five contain-ers to Syria”.

Moulana Sayed Yusuf of Saaberie Chishty, conveyed his heartfelt gratitude to the Mus-lim community for their selfless efforts. He said their target was one container, however, the response from people were more positive. He said they exceeded their target. He urged

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Almost half of the world’s popula-tion live patiently through the long cycle of decisions of host country, qualifying, disappointment and ec-stasy, for one summer month every four years when the planet revolves around an inflatable ball, 70 centi-metres in circumference.

The 2018 Fifa World Cup will be played in Russia from 14 June to 15 July, 2018.

Bafana Bafana will not be there. But millions of South Africans will watch every match, choose their secondary teams to support and experience the thrill of the highest possible level the beautiful game can be played. This thanks to DStv which will broadcast all 64 matches, and SABC TV which will televise 44 games live.

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Many South Africans have cho-sen to support one of the African countries in the finals. Nigeria is the overwhelming favourite, being the only sub-Saharan African team to qualify they are our “nearest neighbour”.

South Africans with ancestral roots in Europe will be supporting their teams. Portugal and England will no doubt have an army of local fans each.

The tournament will kick-off with hosts Russia facing Saudi Arabia at the Luhzniki Stadium in Moscow on Thursday 14 June. A further 47 matches will take place in the eight groups of four teams each.

The top two teams in each group will qualify for the knockout stage. This will consist of a round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final which will take place at the 81 000-capacity Luhzniki Stadium on Sunday 15 July. There will also be the match no one cares about - the third/fourth place play-off - on 14 July at St Petersburg Stadium.

The favourites to raise the FIFA World Cup Trophy are Germany, Brazil, Belgium, Portugal, Argentina and France. Spain, Denmark and a young England side will believe they are in with a chance. Tunisa and Senegal are Africa’s two best bets.

The miracle of live satellite tele-vision gives every South African a pitch-side seat for the World Cup 2018 tournament. Russia might be 15 000 kilometres away but the 2018 FIFA World Cup in in your living room. It’s going to be a month a soccer sensation – enjoy every moment.

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THE Soccer Studio is a brand new soccer development centre for players aged 5 – 9 years old.

The soccer studio, previously known and operated as Hola Skoko Football Acade-my, has seen the need for a development centre in Lenasia.

The reason for the name change is due to the fact that even though the academy was called “Football Academy” and was a centre for development, it was not offer-ing services such as accommodation and academic facilities which would warrant the name football academy (See SAFA Regulations on Football Academies – Ap-proved by the NEC ON August 26, 2016). Requests had been received Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Columbia and Portugal to join the academy and make use of the services provided.

Unfortunately, the academy could not house these players and that was a cause for concern. SAFA also has strict rules re-garding academies and Hola Skoko could see that it would not meet the require-ments of a fully-fledged academy and therefore needed rebranding and a name change.

The Junior Section has now been named “The Soccer Studio” and operates as a soccer development centre for players who play for clubs, as well as those who want to learn the basics before joining a club. Players’ techniques are assessed and corrected, if need be, to ensure a bet-ter rounded footballer.

The Hola Skoko FC is a subsidiary to the Hola Skoko Football Academy fran-chise and had to change its name as well, due to the confusion caused by the word “academy”.

Hola Skoko FC is where the club plays all the competitive fixtures for the age groups from 11 years to senior level.

This is where the club starts sending players out on trial. Hola Skoko FC boasts under 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 teams and a promotion team which plays in the SAFA Soweto Central Stream. All Hola Skoko FC teams play in the Deep South LFA (lo-cal football association).

Even though the name has changed, both the Soccer Studio and Hola Skoko FC strive to give the same benefits as that of an academy from a football develop-ment point of view.

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Almost half of the world’s popula-tion live patiently through the long cycle of decisions of host country, qualifying, disappointment and ec-stasy, for one summer month every four years when the planet revolves around an inflatable ball, 70 centi-metres in circumference.

The 2018 Fifa World Cup will be played in Russia from 14 June to 15 July, 2018.

Bafana Bafana will not be there. But millions of South Africans will watch every match, choose their secondary teams to support and experience the thrill of the highest possible level the beautiful game can be played. This thanks to DStv which will broadcast all 64 matches, and SABC TV which will televise 44 games live.

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world watched the 2014 World Cup tournament on television; one bil-lion watched the final.

There have already been shocks and heartbreak leading up to Russia 2018. Italy, Holland and Chile did not qualify. Iran, Panama and Iceland did.

Many South Africans have cho-sen to support one of the African countries in the finals. Nigeria is the overwhelming favourite, being the only sub-Saharan African team to qualify they are our “nearest neighbour”.

South Africans with ancestral roots in Europe will be supporting their teams. Portugal and England will no doubt have an army of local fans each.

The tournament will kick-off with hosts Russia facing Saudi Arabia at the Luhzniki Stadium in Moscow on Thursday 14 June. A further 47 matches will take place in the eight groups of four teams each.

The top two teams in each group will qualify for the knockout stage. This will consist of a round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final which will take place at the 81 000-capacity Luhzniki Stadium on Sunday 15 July. There will also be the match no one cares about - the third/fourth place play-off - on 14 July at St Petersburg Stadium.

The favourites to raise the FIFA World Cup Trophy are Germany, Brazil, Belgium, Portugal, Argentina and France. Spain, Denmark and a young England side will believe they are in with a chance. Tunisa and Senegal are Africa’s two best bets.

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WIN!FIFA fever is in the air. While we hope for an injury free tournament, sports injuries are however common. Dipna Morar, Phys-io4You decided to use this opportunity to highlight the role of physiotherapy in sports injuries.

Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries.Physiotherapy plays an integral part

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3. Sport-specific activities will be tested according to a Return-to-sport to ensure the athlete can return to sport safely.

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I’tikaaf(1) I’tikaf means to stay in the Musjid with

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The types of I’tikaafThere are three types of I’tikaf: Wajib, Sun-

natul Muakkadah and Nafl.Wajib I’tikaafAn I’tikaf of Nathr(vow) and a Qadha I’tikaf

are Wajib (compulsory) I’ltikaf.Sunnatul Muak-Kadah ItikaafI’tikaf of the last ten days of Ramadhan

is the only Masnoon I’tikaf. This Masnoon I’tikaf is Sunnatul Muak-kadah alal Kifayah. If a few or even just one person observes this I’tikaf in a particular area/neighbourhood, the duty will be discharged on behalf of the entire community of that locality. On the other-hand, if no one observes this I’tikaf, the whole community will be guilty of neglect-ing a Sunnatul Muakkadah obligation. Such neglect is sinful.

(1) The Mu’takif (the one who observes I’tikaf will enter the Musjid before sunset of the 20th day of Ramadhan.

(2) The Mu’takif will remain in the Musjid, until the sighting of the Eid hilal is confirmed.

(3) Niyyat (making intention) is a necessary condition for Masnoon I’tikaf as well.

(4) If the Masnoon I’tikaf is broken or nulli-fied, qadha of it is obligatory.

The venue for I’tikaaf(1) For men, I’tikaf is valid in only a Musjid

in which Athan and Iqamah are proclaimed for the five daily Salat. In other-words it has

Itikaaf in Ramadaan

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to be a Musjid in which the five daily Salats are performed with Jama’t.

(2) Females can observe I’tikaf in a place in their homes, set aside for Salat or specially cordoned off for the purpose of I’tikaf.

(3) It is not permissible for women to come to the Musjid to observe I’tikaf or to perform Salat or to listen to lectures.

(4) The Musjid here refers to the Musjid proper and not to the annexures or adjacent buildings erected for the needs of the Musjid or Musallees.

The Musjid proper is that section of the building which was intended by the Waqif to be the Musjid.

(Waqif is the person or organization who erected the Musjid, and demarcated the Mus-jid boundaries).

(5) Most Musajid have a section at the back, which in most cases is under the same roof, but is excluded from the Musjid proper. Janazah Salat and sometimes a second Jama’t by late-comers are performed in this section. Since this section of the building is excluded from the Musjid proper, it is not permissible for the Mu’takif to venture unnecessarily into that area. If he does, his I’tikaf will be ren-dered void.

(6) The Mu’takif should ascertain from the Mutawallis (trustees) the exact boundaries of the Musjid.

(7) The wudhu Khanah, courtyard, store-rooms and any other adjacent buildings are all excluded from the Musjid.

(8) It is essential that the Mu’takif remains inside the Musjid, or inside the special place set aside at home (for women) throughout the duration of the I’tikaf.

Leaving the place of I’tikaf unnecessarily for even a minute will render the I’tikaf null and void.

VALID REASONS FOR LEAVING THE MUSJID AND WHICH WILL NOT BREAK THE I’TIKAF

It is permissible to leave the Musjid for the following acts of need:

(1) To answer the call of nature – to go to the toilet.

(2) To pass wind.(3) To take an obligatory bath.(4) To make wudhu.(5) Juma’h Salat, if Juma’h Salat is not per-

formed in the Musjid where the I’tikaf is be-ing observed. In this case the Mu’takif should leave the Musjid at such a time to enable him to reach the other Musjid in time to perform his Sunnat Salat. He should leave immedi-ately after having completed the six raka’ts Sunnats after the Fardh Salat. He should not delay for Dua and Thikr.

(6) To proclaim the Athan, if he is the Muath-thin. This is permissible for even a Mu’takif who is not the permanent Muath-thin.

(7) To bring food if there is no one to tend to this need of his.

(8) If one is compelled to leave the Musjid either because of danger or forceful eviction, one may immediately proceed to another Musjid. To continue with the I’tikaf an un-necessary delay in the process of changing Musjids is not permissible and will break the I’tikaf. When leaving the Musjid for the above mentioned reasons, the Mu’takif must return to the Musjid immediately after having fulfilled the need. An unnecessary delay of even a minute will break the l’tikaf.

Source: http://jamiat.org.za/itikaaf/.


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sorting of items and with logistics and transport on the day. While the initiative is youth lead, we welcome volunteers of all ages.”

Raphalalane fur-ther encouraged or-ganisations to chal-lenge each other in collecting books, non-perishable food items, blankets and clothing and to drop this off at the Foun-dation from now onwards, or at the Lenasia Cricket Sta-dium Glass House on June 23 and 24.

As part of this year’s Operation Win-ter Warm, the Lenasia Yuvak Mandal will also be coordinating a blanket drive in keeping with the legacy of anti-apartheid struggle veteran, La-loo ‘Isu’ Chiba. He was an ardent supporter of Operation Winter Warm and every year without fail, would buy blankets for various needy people during the cold winter months. Chiba passed away last year at the age of 87, the initiative therefore aims to collect over 87 blankets to be distributed to provide warmth for the impoverished.

Operation Winter Warm is an annual youth lead initiative that the Kathrada Foundation coordinates. In its 6th year, the initiative has benefited various homes catering for underprivileged children and victims of shack fires and other disasters.

Residents are encouraged to drop off items at the Lenasia Cricket Stadium Glass House, Hummingbird Street, Ext 1, on June 23 and 24.

Other drop off points on the day include:

Jiss – 5 Suikerbos, Ext 3,Lenasia Tiba -Corner Nirvana Drive and Sas-

tri Close, Ext 13, Lenasia Lenasia Rising Sun – 164 Rose Ave,

Ext 3, Lenasia Gandhi Hall – 23 Mandrill Street,

Ext 5, LenasiaAzaadville Muslim School - 11

Medina St, Azaadville, KrugersdorpVolunteers and organisations who

wish to be part and assist with this year Operation Winter Warm drive can contact the Foundation on 011 854 0082 or email [email protected].

Submitted by Zenzile Mavuso

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THE SAPS Soweto West Clus-ter held weekend operations in conjunction with the JMPD.

The operations were con-ducted through stop and search, vehicle control points and road blocks, and 145 people were arresterd.

The arrests were for the fol-lowing crimes: theft of motor vehicle, house robbery, com-mon robbery, murder, rape, kidnapping, business burglary, residential burglary, assault GBH, assault common, mali-cious damage to property, pos-

session of unlawful firearm and ammunition, possession of stolen property, possession of dagga, possession of other drugs, discharging of a firearm, theft out of motor vehicle, at-tempted murder, shoplifting, reckless and negligent driving, theft, dealing in dagga, deal-ing in liquor, drunken driving, intimidation, failing to keep a firearm in a safe place, illegal immigrant and interfering with police duties.

All the offenders were charged and will appear in different magistrates’ courts.

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The club is affiliated to SAFBAF and competed in the league during the 2016 and 2017 seasons.

The club did well and in 2017, one of the

anglers, Avinesh Ramsander, finished third overall.

The club recently held a raffle to raise funds for the kit for the year. The prizes were spon-sored by Matus.

The first prize was won by Muazam Sahib, second prize by Delarno Morgan and third

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winners. PALS would like to thank all the sponsors for their contributions. PALS would also like to thank the members for their par-

ticipation and continued support. PALS will continue to compete during 2018 and looks forward to a fruitful and rewarding season.

“A celebration of words!”World famous photographer Xavier Saer and

Mail & Guardian Editor in Chief Khadija Patel will open Jozi’s third annual Books and Blogs Festival at 10 am on Sunday, July 29 at the Patidar Hall (SBSM Independent School) in Lenasia.

At the opening, a tribute to living legend, au-thor Ahmed Essop who will be a guest in the audience, will be presented.

Photography by the Roshnee Photography Club and art by various talented artists will be on display in the foyer.

Jozi’s 2018 Books and Blogs Festival will showcase the talents of award-winning authors Yewande Omotoso and Nozizwe Cynthia Jele, world-renowned bloggers Raeesah Omar and Neymat Raboobee, publishers Rose Francis, Sarah McGregor and Shafinaaz Hassim and actor, singer and director Shahir Chundra, as well as over 60 of Jozi’s top authors, bloggers and journalists.

Jozi’s Books and Blogs Festival aims to in-spire and challenge both young and old in lo-cal communities to become more involved in reading and writing.

The festival will consist of learner-chaired

sessions with literary greats, reading sessions, new release promotions, photography and po-etry master classes, teen writing workshops, storytelling, puppet shows and craft making for children.

If you’d like to learn the skill of taking the perfect photo, join photographer Xavier Saer in a photography master class. For the poets who enjoy composing sonnets, join poet and author Saaleha Idrees Bamjee in a poetry master class. Join author and medical doctor Ela Manga as she explores practical ways to live with more natural energy, in a fascinat-ing workshop centred on her bestselling book ‘BREATHE- Strategising Energy in the Age of Burnout’.

There is something for everybody! Food and beverages will be available from the school’s tuck-shop. Books and educational toys will be on sale in the school dining hall. Tickets can be bought at the gates on the day. Parking will be available in the neighbouring school grounds.

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HE Lenasia Aquatic Sports Academy (LASA) brought the 2017/2018 swim-ming season to a close with a memo-rable awards event and luncheon held

on May 6. Swimmers look forward to such occasions

when they are honoured for the progress made in their respective categories.

LASA, as a club, has contributed tremen-dously to the upliftment of the local commu-nity. The head coach, Faried Waja, or ‘Uncle Faried’ as he is known to many, as well as coaches, Ashwin Vallabh, Nazier Essop, Han-sa Morar and the team manager, Yusuf Moolla have worked tirelessly, to ensure that a high calibre of swimmers come out of the club. Their dedication is acknowledged and appre-ciated by all parents and swimmers. A new swimming programme was been introduced this past season and a tremendous improve-ment in the techniques and skills of the swim-mers was noted.

The enthusiastic swimmers were all awarded trophies and certificates.

Achievements in the following categories went to:

Fastest Development Swimmer: Muham-mad Uzair Sayed, Most dedicated Swimmer: Radiyya Essof, Most Promising Swimmer: Mohammad Essof, Most Motivated Swim-mer: Laiqa ,Ally Most Determined Swimmer: Suhail Ally, Outstanding Achievement: Saad Moolla and Muhammad Raees, Kathrada Most Improved Swimmer: Muhammad Zaakir Kathrada Coaches Award: Layyah Moolla, Swimmer of the Season went to Uwais Mool-la. This talented young lad is a Level 2 swim-mer who shows promise with the possibility of great things ahead of him.

Eight LASA swimmers also successfully completed the Midmar mile held in March.

LASA creates the perfect balance between teaching children to swim, water safety, hav-ing fun in the water and equipping these young individuals with life skills such as discipline, dedication, and hard work. LASA looks for-ward to another memorable season later this year.

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BY NEO SEKATIThe SADTU-Lenasia Branch held its elec-

tions last Thursday, May 31, and saw a new executive committee coming into office after a tense contest with the former leadership of the local teachers’ union.

The new teacher leadership is:• Chairperson - Hasani Ronald Baloyi• Deputy chairperson - Fatima Gani• Secretary - Khazamula Maluleke • Deputy Secretary- Niresha Naidoo• Treasurer - Mashudu Sinthumolle• Education Desk - Janet’s Mooketsi Mothupi• Gender - Thuli Nkosi• Sports, Arts and Culture - Gerald Isaacs. Only Mr Maluleke and Ms Nkosi were re-

turned to office from the previous executive committee. Mr Maluleke is the principal of Apex Primary School, where parents protest-ed last week about the filthy conditions at the school. The incident was reported in the Ris-ing Sun. The previous SADTU election was cancelled amid allegations of death threats and a lack of financial accountability. Once again, no financial records were presented at the re-cent elective meeting.

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Firstly, I would like to commend the staff at the Lenasia Extension 3 Library, for their excellence. We the community, receive the best possible treatment and service from them at all times.

However, it seems that their computers are always out of service.

We, the community and the learners from neighbouring schools, are frustrated be-cause we are not able to complete our pro-jects timeously.

We do appreciate the free service. How-ever it seems the centre is always offline.

Our children need your intervention, as this problem is hampering their work.

Concerned Shane Valoo.

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ENASIA School Sports hosted a mini “World Cup” on Saturday, May 12, 2018 at the Tigers Grounds. In total, 24 schools from Lenasia and

surrounding areas participated. The U9, U12 and U15 teams participated in a very competitive and challenging tourna-ment, which used the same format as the World Cup, beginning with group stages followed by a knockout.

The U9 team encountered some stiff com-petition, but with grit and determination the team was able to finish at the top of its group.

The team lost in the quarter finals to St Martins School from Ennerdale.

The score was 2 – 1. The U12 team played very well but unfor-

tunately did not proceed to the net round of the competition.

The team played 3 games, won 1 and lost 2. The U15 team had the responsibility of defending the title it had won in 2014.

The team played admirably and finished at the top of its group.

In the semi-finals, the team beat Ridgeway Muslim School 2-0.

In the finals LMS came up against the

much fancied Nirvana High School, who had earlier beaten the favourites, Lenz High, in the semi-finals, on a penalty shoot-out.

The final was tense with both teams hav-ing shots at goal.

LMS forwards were able to pass the op-ponents’ defence and score. The final score was 1-0. LMS was crowned winners for the second time.

Well done to all the boys who participated and who did the school proud.

Submitted by: LMS

LMS shines at mini world cup

Some of the stars who participated in the tournament.

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We would like to thank our sponsors for their continuous support throughout the years and our staff for their dedication and hard work.

Wishing all a blessed

Eid Mubarak

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulations published in Government Notice R. 982, Government Gazette No. 38282 of 04 December 2014, under sections 24(5), and 44, of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No.107 of 1998), as amended, that Lancer Drive Properties (Pty) Ltd is planning to develop mixed residential housing and associated infrastructure on Portion 49 of the Farm Rietfontein 301 IQ, Volta Extension 17, Lenasia, Gauteng Province.

Volta Extension 17 falls within sub-area 1 of Lenasia along the K43 Main Road, southwest of the City of Johannesburg.

The proposed project entails the development of mixed-density and mixed income housing to accompany the direct access to existing bulk services and infrastructure connections and to accommodate residents classed as middle-income thus promoting spatial justice. In terms of Sections 24(2) and 24D of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998), as amended, and as read with Listing Notice 1 and Listing Notice 3 (Government Notices R. 983 and R. 985, in Government Gazette 38282 of 04 December 2014) a Basic Assessment is required for the proposed project. In terms of Section 21 of the National Water Act (Act No. 36 of 1998), a Water Use License is required as a result of the close proximity to a watercourse. Interested and/or affected parties who wish to participate by contributing comments, or who would like to obtain more information, should please contact Sameera Ismail at Tel: 0861 444 499; Fax: 0861 626 222, E-mail: [email protected] on or before Friday, 13 July 2018.

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BY NEO SEKATI

JAYANT Valab on behalf of St James Prepar-atory School has taken the initiative to walk from Johannesburg to Durban in a bid to raise funds for school fee subsidies and bursaries so that more children can receive a unique St James education.

“We emphasise critical thinking, so that our children can seek real understanding. I am walking to Durban because I believe in what we are doing at St James Preparatory School. I want to see as many children as possible see their divine sparks lit, and then flourish in the world because of what we are doing together here,” said Mr Valab.

Mr Valab will be walking the 720 km jour-ney despite the small hindrance of walking this distance with a pacemaker. He will be on the road for 3 weeks, starting on August 9th. He will walk six hours daily equating to 30km per day.

“Our mission is to make this a journey of spiritual knowledge, accessible to as many children as possible, and for the St James Marathon Walk to be a success. I would like to see an increasing number of adults and chil-dren from our surrounding communities par-ticipate in the universal namaste greeting to one another and go on to develop their spirits, minds and bodies through the advantage of a St James education. The ultimate aim is for nurturing lifelong truth, love and service,” Mr Valab said.

Charity Walk to raise funds

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