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Learning will never be the same again at the Progress Primary School. The school recently launched a state of the art library and media centre. Both facili-ties have been equipped with the latest electronical devices which will make their learning easier and fun. The learners will also have access to computer and the internet. Progress Primary School prin-cipal, Mr Naidoo stated that the library will play a pivotal role in enhancing learners' education. He further thanked Gravity Of-fice Solutions for their sterling job. He also conveyed his grati-tude to the school management and the SGB for initiating and supporting the initiative. The MEC of Transport in Gauteng, Ismail Vadi also commended the school and urged them to look after the facilities. He elaborated more on the importance of tech-nology and asked teachers to embrace it.

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At around 10 pm on Friday, No-vember 9, Netcare 911 respond-ed to reports of a collision in Ravel Road in Vanderbijlpark. Reports from the scene indicat-ed that two adult male motorcy-clists sustained serious injuries when they collided with each other. The patients were treated at the scene and then transported to hospital for further treatment.

ED up with the high inci-dence of house robberies and other criminal activi-ties, Zakaria Park com-

munity members took the law into their own hands when they confronted three men and ac-cused them of plotting to commit a crime and terrorising people in the area.

Community members set upon the trio meting out swift mob jus-

tice. One suspect was killed in the fracas.

Lenasia South spokesperson, Sergeant Khalipha Mvula said, “We are investigating cases of murder, possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle, as well as possession of house-breaking im-plements, following an incident that occurred at around 4 pm on Wednesday, November 14, at the corner of Pennyroyal Street and Clove Drive.”

He added, “Police were alerted to an incident where three adult

males were allegedly confronted by members of the community on suspicion that the trio were about to commit an offence in their neighbourhood. Investiga-tions conducted by police at the scene revealed that the white VW Polo sedan that was alleg-edly used by the trio was fitted with false registration plates and had a false licence disc. House breaking implements were found in the vehicle.”The two suspects aged 29 and 35, were immediate-ly placed under arrest on charges

of possession of house breaking implements and possession of a suspected stolen vehicle.

Lenasia South SAPS acting sta-tion commander Lieutenant Quin-ton Malan condemned the action, of the members of the community who decided to take the law into their own hands.

He pleads with the public to desist from such actions as those who contravene the law will be taken to task. No arrests have been made in connection with the mur-der. Investigations are continuing.

POLICE have launched a man-hunt for the two men pictured.

They are wanted in connection with a house robbery which took place in Lenasia South during the month of October.

At the time of the robbery, four armed men are alleged to have broken into the house and made off with jewellery, cash, cell’ phones and electrical appliances.

Anyone who might know these men is requested to contact the nearest police station or the Le-nasia SAPS on 011-213-6000.

On Wednesday, November 14, a 16-year-old boy was arrested after he was found in posses-sion of a stolen school projector by the schools 'security guard.

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parents as he is a minor. He appeared at the Lenasia Magistrates’

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Nishie Heeralal, is a nominee for the 2018 Woman Of The Year Service Award, in recognition of her outstanding leadership and tireless efforts in addressing and raising awareness within IM-PRA and on issues of poverty and hunger within the community.

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NE of the men arrested for the killing of seven family members in Vlakfon-tein appeared in the Lenasia Magis-trates’ Court on Monday November

12.Mozambican national, Fifita Khupe, 61, was

expected to begin his bail application. His ac-complice and suspected mastermind, 27 year old Ernest Mabaso, who initially abandoned his bail bid, has, however, since changed his mind and requested a bail application.

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formal bail applications.The duo appered at the Lenasia Magistrates’

Court on Monday, November 5 on seven counts of premeditated murder, with Mabasa also facing three counts of rape.

They also face an additional charge of theft, as they were found with the bank cards of the deceased.

The police found the bodies of three women and four children buried under sand in a house in Vlakfontein on October 29, after a stench emanated from the house.

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been warned to stop using the sidewalk as his work-shop. He then became ag-gressive and also tried to steal the AARTO book.

N an assessment done by the De-partment of Community Safety, it is safe to say Lenasia is in great hands. An A+ was the overall

achievement for the CPF forum af-ter assessments measuring protocols, procedures, management and its suc-cesses.

Patrol commander, Rashid Adam thanked the patrollers for their dedica-tion to the community.

“We are honoured and privileged to have people like you amongst us. We pray for unity and for continued suc-cess in keeping our community safe. Your efforts are always appreciated.

“The commitment, dedication and efforts of our patrollers in serving our community is being done with integri-ty and adherence to protocols,” Adam said.

CPF Chairperson, Ebrahim Asvat

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“We as the CPF have worked tire-lessly to ensure the safety of our community. The guys on the ground are giving it their all, to root out all the bad elements in the area. Kudos to them for this achievement,” Asvat said.

A 23-year-old man robbed his employer with a toy gun on Mon-day, November 12. According to Lenasia SAPS spokesperson, Captain Hector Net-shivhodza, the man had reported to work on the day in question after a weekend off, and called his employer to show her that something was

amiss in the garden. "When she went to

inspect, he tied her up with a rope and ran-sacked the house. He made off with the vic-tim’s handbag, an un-disclosed amount of cash and cell phones," Capt Netshivhodza said. The man had who been residing on the premises is still at large.

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AABERIE Chishty Ambulance Service have issued a press release regarding a Facebook post which accused the or-ganisation of aiding and abetting a man

who is alleged to have caused an accident on Friday, November 9, while under the influence of alcohol.

The post by Facebook user, Disebo Chaka titled ‘Please help find this man’ pictures the man who is alleged to have caused the acci-dent, alongside two vehicles which had been involved in the accident.

Ms Chaka further alleges that paramedics who were called to the scene refused to as-sist her brother who had been injured in the

accident. The man is said to have died at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, as he was only transported four hours later. According to the post, the cause of death was loss of blood.

The Facebook post reads as follows:” “The driver of the vehicle carrying passengers, who is the deceased’s’ colleague requested for the medics to take him to Lenmed hospital as it was the nearest and told them the company (they work for) would cover the expenses as they were still on duty. The paramedics bla-tantly refused and attended to the intoxicated man who caused the accident instead, even though he was not badly injured. He only had a slight sprain in the arm. The paramedics then

helped him escape the scene saying he needed medical attention.”

Aboobaker Sayed, Head of Saaberie Chishty Ambulances, said in a press release, “We are saddened at the loss of life. However, (we) upheld our primary role in this instance and affirm that we acted in line with the require-ments as set out in the HPCSA (Health Prof-fessional Council of South Africa).”

The statement went on to mention that there had been two Emergency Medical Ser-vices Ambulances (EMS) on the scene which had been assisting the injured, including the deceased.

Saaberie Chishty medics first assisted to ex-

tricate a motorist from one of the vehicles. “Bystanders on the scene brought to the at-

tention of our medics that the alleged drunk driver had not yet received medical treatment. As an EMS provider, it is our sole purpose and responsibility to save the lives of those requir-ing medical assistance, regardless of the situa-tion at hand. We are governed by the HPCSA and are required to provide medical assistance to any individual irrespective if the person is under the influence of alcohol or is a suspect at a crime scene,” Sayed said.

Sayed went on to express condolences to the family of the deceased and said he would like to see justice prevail..

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HE Johannesburg SPCA will no longer be open to the pub-lic for hospital consultations and hospital services until fur-

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2018 Saturday hospital consultations will be discontinued.

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DECEMBER 8 will mark the 40th Yathra to Sabarimalai, for local priest Gurukal Sivaraman from the Sri Devi Karumariamman Temple in Lenasia South.

Guru undertakes this yearly pilgrim-age to this holy abode found in the

west coast of India. Devotees who have any bodly ail-

ments can purchase a foiled body parts that ails them. This should be deposited in a bag at the Temple and will be taken to Sabarimalai.

The Annual 10th day Sri Swami

Ayyappan Pooja will start on Thurs-day, November 29 at 6.30 pm. The main day will be on Saturday, Decem-ber 8 at 3pm.

For further information contact Guru Sivaraman on 072-281-9503 or Prischen Rangana on 072-075-3798.

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THE South African Po-lice Service in Lenasia South is appealing to the members of the public to assist them in locat-ing two 15 year old girls who went missing on November 1 at around 7.15 am from Phumla Mqashi, Univille Plots.

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turned to their homes. Yoliswa was last seen

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liamma Muniswami Moodliar which was erected in the middle of Rose Park has been stolen.

In the past, Lenasians saw the bust being de-faced with paint, however, they never thought that someone could end up stealing it.

Former President of the Tamil Federation of Gauteng Nadas Nad Pillay said he is still shocked about the incident.

Mr. Nadas Pillay says he is very concerned that this is the third incident, however, this time it seems as if it was done by a profes-sional, my biggest concern is that many peo-ple don't know the true history of Valliamah Moodliar Munusamy, her role as the youngest child activist who contributed to the freedom of our country South Africa .

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The Sri Sathya Sai Centre of Kingfisher Street Lenasia South invites you to Bhaga-wan Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s 93rd Birthday Cel-ebrations at the Sri Sathya Sai School Hall in Kingfisher Street Lenasia South on Friday 23rd November 2018 .

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The situation regarding Eskom’s coal stock-piles has deteriorated further, with five power stations having less than 10 days’ stock left. Interventions to stabilise the coal supply may only have a positive impact by March next year.

This means that that load shedding is a dis-tinct possibility, Eskom spokesperson, Khulu Phasiwe, told Moneyweb on Sunday.

In the meantime, the power utility is using costly diesel plants to supplement the power generated by its coal-fired stations. It is un-likely to recover this additional cost from tar-iffs and this could result in further deteriora-tion of its finances.

In addition, Eskom got a bloody nose in the High Court in Johannesburg when it tried to force one of its former coal suppliers, which had cancelled its contract with Eskom, to con-tinue supplying coal to its Majuba Power Sta-tion in Mpumalanga.

Kuyasa Mining confirmed to Moneyweb that it had stopped supplying approximately

140 000 tons of coal per month to Majuba, late in October. In court papers, Kuyasa Min-ing accused Eskom of negotiating in bad faith about a sustainable tariff escalation model, and said that the current rate of R12.34 per Gi-gaJoule (GJ), at which Eskom buys coal from the group, is less than the cost of production.

Kuyasa claims that it has been subsidising its coal supply to Eskom by R12 million per month for the past year and that this is ruining the group financially.

The payment terms were 30 days after re-

ceipt of Kuyasa’s invoice.Kuyasa has offered to continue supplying

Eskom until the matter has been settled by ar-bitration, but then Eskom must pay it R27/GJ on a cash-on-delivery basis. No date has been set for the arbitration hearing.

Eskom has rejected this offer and questions the economic hardship Kuyasa claims to have suffered. An affidavit prepared for court by Petrus Mazibuko, an Eskom manager of pri-mary energy, points out that Kuyasa paid its staff members, bonuses of R18 000 each in

2017/18. Kuyasa claimed that the payments were not bonuses, but were for overtime worked.

Moneyweb reported earlier that Eskom had paid its staff members bonuses of R88 000, on average, in July last year and had accept-ed a wage agreement in August this year that included a R10 000 after-tax, “settlement bo-nus” for every one of the more than 33 000 members of the bargaining unit, in addition to a wage increase way above the inflation rate.

Mr Mazibuko said in his affidavit that Eskom could not afford to pay Kuyasa Mining more for its coal and accused Kuyasa of planning to export the coal at a higher price. Kuyasa re-jected Eskom’s poverty claim and referred to the R600 million prepayment it had made to a Gupta-owned coal mine.

In his affidavit, Mr Mazibuko disclosed that Majuba’s reserve stock levels stood at 9.3 days on October 26, and that Eskom was diverting coal from other power stations to the Majuba station.

ON Tuesday,November 13. President Cyril Ramaphosa accepted the resignation of former Home Affairs Minister, Malusi Gigaba This was widely welcomed.

Former Minister Gigaba has been under im-mense pressure after the Constitutional Court found that he had lied under oath, and the recent release of a video of him pleasuring himself.

This came on top of serious allegations of his being involved in state capture during the presidency of Jacob Zuma. It is alleged that he granted the notorious Gupta brothers and their families, South African citizenship.

His statement explained in his own words why he had resigned:

“Earlier today, I handed in my resignation as Minister of Home Affairs to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

“I did so after a long period of sustained and

vitriolic public attacks on my integrity. I wish to state that my resignation is not an admission of guilt.

“The integrity and public standing of the Government and the African National Con-gress, of which I am a loyal and proud mem-ber, is more important than any individual po-litical office-bearer.

“In this regard, I have filed an application for a judicial review of the Public Protector’s finding with respect to the Fireblade Aviation matter, and I also intend to defend all other matters resulting from my term of office as a member of the Cabinet.

“I was a Deputy Minister from 2004, and have been a member of the Cabinet since 2010. During this period, I have sought to execute my responsibilities to the best of my abilities. In all the departments to which I was deployed, I was privileged to serve with dedi-

cated and capable colleagues and members of the civil service.

“Accordingly, I wish to thank the ANC and the presidents who deployed me in positions of trust and responsibility. My sincere gratitude also goes to the staff and the Directors General of all the departments I have been privileged to lead. In particular, I wish to thank President Ramaphosa for the support and confidence he has shown in me since January this year.

“I wish the President and colleagues in Cabi-net success in their efforts to save the country from the current economic crisis and their on-going work to improve the quality of the lives of our people.

“I remain a committed and disciplined mem-ber of the ANC and will, in the context of the call “Thuma Mina”, continue to execute any tasks that the organisation might deem it nec-essary to instruct me to fulfil.”

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Malusi Gigaba has resigned from his post as Home Affairs minister. Picture Phando Jikelo African News Agency (ANA).

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Black Friday is also the name giv-en to the start of the great depression after the Wall Street crash in 1929.

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“It was not a happy term,” retailer Michael Lisicky told CBS Philly in 2011. “The stores were just too crowded, the streets were crowded, the buses and the police were on overtime and extra duty.”

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LACK Friday is the annual retail shopping bonanza which falls on Friday, No-vember 24, this year.

Black Friday is the day following Thanksgiving Day in the United States.

It has been regarded as the begin-ning of the Christmas shopping sea-son in the US since at least 1932. It is a day of big deals, bargains and promotions for American shoppers.

The day has become popular in South Africa.

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broke the news to them: ‘Your daddy is going to die.”

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At the ripe old age of nearly 70, Duke is en-gaged to be married to Florrie.

He says it certainly helps to have a medical professional by his side. “I realised you feel much better when you talk. And it’s even bet-ter to talk to a person who understands the po-sition you are in – otherwise it’s just like talk-ing to yourself! Talking to her is educational – she comes up with great advice.”

Having experienced first-hand the relief that comes from sharing worries and receiving useful information, Duke has made it his mis-sion to raise awareness about cancer in various communities.

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“The first time we went to one of the church-es, all the men wanted the mammas to go outside. They felt that the women shouldn’t see the photos of men’s parts. I told them it doesn’t make sense, because we are all adults and know what’s happening. Women need to know what their men are going through. If mamma doesn’t know how dangerous cancer can be, she won’t get the message across to her husband and children. It’s important for her to know what’s going on.”

In the end, the men agreed to let the women stay, and Duke is proud of the levels of aware-ness he is creating in the communities he visits.

“Men believe that they have to be sick to go to hospital. My point to them is don’t wait un-til you are sick. If you wait until you are sick, you might not return. Get tested for prostate cancer from when you are 40, so you can find out early and beat it. Even if it doesn’t raise its head, go and find out so you can suppress it or stop it in its tracks.”

For men who have received a prostate (or other) cancer diagnosis, he has a message of hope:

“Get tested for prostate cancer from when you are 40, so you can find out early and beat it. Even if it doesn’t raise its head, go and find out so you can suppress it or stop it in its tracks.”

Duke’s healthy lifestyle and positive outlook is a lesson to all men. Although he has had to deal with hearing the news that everyone dreads, he has emerged stronger and more mo-tivated to live life to the fullest, while showing compassion and support for others in the same situation.

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found at produce markets in Gauteng tested positive for endocrine-disrup-tive chemicals, a study conducted by the University of Pretoria’s Faculty of Health Sciences found.

A study conducted by the Univer-sity of Pretoria (UP) into pesticides in fruit and vegetables from fresh produce markets in Johannesburg and Tshwane found that some fruits and vegetables had one to three different pesticide residues which could have harmful effects on the health of any-one consuming them.

The pesticide concentrations ranged between 0.01 and 0.68 mg/kg and included endosulfan, procymidone, chlorpyrifos and iprodione, which when combined form Endocrine Dis-rupting Chemicals (EDCs).

“While these concentration levels were low, these chemicals can work together to produce additive or syner-gistic effects not seen with individual chemicals,” said Prof Tiaan de Jager, Dean of UP’s Faculty of Health Sci-ences. He was addressing the second International Conference on Food Safety and Security, held in Pretoria recently.

A study on the impact of endocrine disruptors on the food chain was conducted by the UP’s Environmen-

tal Chemical Pollution and Health Research and the Institute for Food Nutrition and Well-Being. It was based on the PhD work of Dr Thomas Mutengwe, who was supervised by Prof De Jager and UP plant patholo-gist Prof Lise Korsten, co-director of the Department of Science and Technology-National Research Foun-dation Centre of Excellence in Food Security.

Her research focused on 27 fruits including apples, pears, plums and strawberries and 26 vegetables in-cluding cabbages, carrots, lettuce and tomatoes, as these are the most com-monly purchased fresh produce.

The pesticides found in this study

have endocrine disruptive effects, which means that they can act as the hormone estrogen and that they can interfere with normal hormonal pro-cesses in humans.

Prof De Jager explained that this can affect many different hormone-dependent processes in the body in-cluding reproduction.

Estrogenic activity (when the body mistakes these endocrine disrupting chemicals for a female hormone), was detected in fourteen samples of fruit and vegetables namely apples, cab-bages, carrots, lettuce, peaches, pears, plums, spinach, strawberries, table grapes and tomatoes.

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HE Bhajan Seva Group of Lenasia South hosted it's third Lenz South Diwali Festival on November 3 at the Lenasia South Secondary School

grounds. The event, which was held over 2 days, was

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The event kicked off with a Car Sound- off Competition and a great amusement park with rides 4 the young and old, and those brave at heart. There was a record number of 26 Vendor stalls comprising of a variety of food, clothing, toys and haberdashery amongst others.

The entertainment line-up in the main mar-quee was truly mesmerizing comprising of a number of artists Like Ushan Singh, Anand Maharaj, Kashvita Music and Dance, Oriental Fire, The BSG Girls, with live, on-stage music by Fusion Vibes, Dostana and Shaam Sang-eeth Showband.

Give away prizes comprised of cellphones, DStv and OVHD decoders as well as vouchers.

Sunday's program started with a mass public Unity Hawan, followed by bhajans and folk music by Oriental Nagara and Chutney, clos-ing off the Festival by the legends, Flash En-

tertainers all the way from Durban. This was truly a magnanimous event for the

community of Lenasia South. The Bhajan Seva Group would like to thank the commu-nity of Lenasia South and surrounds for com-ing out in their numbers to support.

The members of BSG would like to thank our major sponsors, Nancefield Auto Paints, the Lenmed Health Group and The Rising Sun Lenasia as well as all those who contributed to the success of this event. We look forward to your continued support next year.

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Fun factsN Sunday, November 10, President Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique official-ly opened the new road that connects Maputo and KwaZulu-Natal.

Travelling time between Maputo in Mozam-bique, to Kosi Bay, South Africa’s eastern coast border post, will now be drastically re-duced, from six hours to just 90 minutes. This a bonus for the Mozambican tourism industry.

The new road, of 120 km, crosses the larg-est suspension bridge in Africa, which spans 680m and stands 60m above the Bay of Ma-puto. It links the capital to Catembe and to the southern border town of Ponto de Uro.

The Maputo-Catembe Bridge is the long-est suspension bridge in Africa

The Bridge has surpassed the Matadi Bridge in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the longest suspension bridge in Africa. Lauded as Southern Africa’s latest engineering feat, the three-kilometre-long suspension bridge extends for 680 metres over Maputo Bay. It straddles the Espirito Santo estuary, hovering 60 metres above the waters below.

The Maputo-Catembe Bridge has a com-plicated and controversial history

Back in 1989, former Mozambican presi-dent, Samora Machel, had plans for an im-proved transportation network. These plans included a proposal for a bridge as part of Ma-puto’s urbanisation policy. This was endorsed by the World Bank. Because of Mozambique’s civil war, the project was shelved and only resurrected in 2010, when the then Portuguese Prime Minister, José Sócrates, offered to fund the construction of the Maputo-Catembe Bridge. These plans also fell through, giving China an opportunity to fund the project as part of the Links Roads Project. This was also delayed because of the resettlement disagree-ments of the Malanga Locals.

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Have you noticed how it’s be-come completely normal to spend the equivalent of one month’s salary or rent on a cell-phone? Get used to it because there’s a new trend among cell-phone manufacturers who are hell-bent on hiking up cellphone prices even more.

Gone are the days when a R16k phone would have to be diamond encrusted or have gold dust in its casing to warrant the prices. These days a R16k cellphone is the latest iPhone XS or the Galaxy Note 9 with no precious stones attached.

If you want extra storage or a better camera the price of the phone keeps going up and we’ve become completely numb to just how expensive cellphones have become.

These crazy price hikes are hap-pening everywhere. In the UK a high-spec phone is a whopping £1,349 and AU$2,199 in Austral-ia. Cnet credits these prices to a larger trend that affects the prices of most phone brands, including Google, Huawei and OnePlus.

This week the Economic Times reported that handset makers are likely to follow in the footsteps of Xiaomi and Realme, and hike prices to meet increased pro-

duction costs due to the falling rupee. They expect Samsung, Oppo and Vivo to follow suit and hike the prices of their existing models. It is said that the 15% depreciation value of the Rupee since the beginning of the year has warranted a 5-8% increase in prices of new models.

Where the cellphones are man-ufactured affects the price of the cellphones. For example, Sam-sung has mobile phone manufac-turing facilities in six countries, namely Vietnam, China, India, Brazil, Indonesia, and Korea. The two plants in Vietnam have a combined annual production capacity of 240 million units. So the prices largely depend on the economic situation in the coun-tries where the phones are made

Other factors affecting prices include the cost of making the product, faster processors, cam-eras, inflation and in South Af-rica’s case the import costs.

Data of 11 cellphone mod-els shows a sharp hike between 2016 and 2018. Analysts say that this trend will continue into 2019 and beyond. Apple has certainly applied these price hikes to other electronic products. The prices of the iPad Pro and MacBook Air have already gone up.

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BridgeThe China Road and Bridge

Corporation was responsible for the construction of the Maputo-Catembe Bridge. It spent $785 million on the bridge, which was opened after four years of con-struction. According to several re-ports, the funding was granted as a loan to the government of Mo-zambique. Many have expressed the concern that this move has created more African countries becoming indebted to China.

The Bridge is part of the Af-rican Continental Free Trade Area

MEC Zikalala said that when South Africa joined more than 50 other African states in sign-ing the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, which is aimed at facilitating a single mar-ket for goods and services on the continent, the Maputo-Catembe Bridge was one of the things that the agreement aimed to achieve.

Crossing the Maputo-Catem-be Bridge will cost motorists

Crossing the bridge will cost lo-cals $2.60 or 158.19 Mozambican Metical. For South Africans, it will cost R37 to cross the bridge.

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Removing faded flowers:Removing spent blooms from annuals and

perennials, might encourage more flowers! Called deadheading, this process prevents plants from producing seeds, so they put more energy into producing blooms. Dead-heading also prevents self-seeding.

Watching out for pests:

Like weeding, keeping an eye on pests and diseases in the garden should be done all year, but midsummer seems to be par-ticularly popular time for these problems to appear.

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If one is experiencing a dry summer, or a dry spell in the weather, one may need to water the garden to keep it looking its best.

Most plants enjoy an average of 2,5 cm of water per week.

When watering, apply the water directly to the ground, rather than wetting the foliage. Water collecting on the leaves could lead to fungal diseases. Soaker hoses are great for this!

Raising the mowerRaising the height of the lawn-mower

blade prevents cutting the lawn too short during hot, dry weather.

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F you are short on time, or not sure what to do, follow this easy summer gardening checklist to keep your lawn and garden in great shape all season

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Mulching: Spreading a 2-inch-deep layer of mulch over the soil is one of the best things a gar-dener can do for his / her garden. The mulch protects the soil, shielding it from the sun. This keeps the spoil cooler, so that plant roots are happier, and prevents moisture loss through evaporation.

Weeding:Many weeds love the summer heat and

quickly grow in size and spread. It’s im-portant to remove them from the garden, because weeds steal moisture and nutrients from the plants.

Many weeds also encourage insect pests and diseases.

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ZAAKIR Haffejee from Lenasia is a happy man. Haffajee filled his tank at the BP garage in Lenasia. Little did he know that his till slip would be selected for the draw and that he will be the winner. On November 14, Zaakir Haffejee received his prize, a five day stay at one of the resorts in Durban.

The ecstatic Haffejee thanked the management of BP garage Lenasia and the staff members for their gena-rosity. The first time winner said, he cannot wait to pack his bags and go with his family to Durban.

Concern about the incidence of breast cancer is continually being raised. Hence, Breast Cancer Awareness Week from 22-26 October 2018 and Pink Hijab Day, on Friday 26 October 2018 was obselved to highlight the issue. Educators at Al-Aqsa School in Lenasia Ext 5, took the initiative to speak to the girls about breast cancer.

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HE Transvaal Hindu Seva Samaj (THSS) hosted a Havan for the Hindu New Year on Sunday, Novem-

ber 11, at the Gandhi Hall in Le-nasia.

The Hindu New Year, 2075, was welcomed and celebrated with much jubilation throughout Lena-sia with puja, aarthi and fireworks on Thursday November 8.

Each year the Samaj follows this with a mass Havan at the Gandhi Hall on the first Sunday of the New Year. This auspicious Havan is hosted at no cost to the commu-nity and all were welcomed to at-tend. One only needed to call the Samaj to reserve a seat for one’s

family to sit for the Havan, and to receive the blessing of doing puja.

The chairperson of THSS, Sunita Thakordas did the welcomed and gave a talk on unity, youth encour-agement and wishes of prosperity. She also extended her wishes to the broader Hindu community for Diwali 2018 and New Year 2018 during a live-feed broadcast.

Also present was Gandhi Walk Committee chairman, Amit Parb-hucharan and PRO Mahendra Modi. Modi rendered a bhajan at the closing and invited all present to participate in the 34th Annual Gandhi Walk which takes place on Sunday, April 7, 2019. He also mentioned that a charity show will

be hosted by the Gandhi Walk Committee at the Gandhi Hall on Saturday, January 26, 2019. Tick-ets for this show will be available from The Village Bakery in Le-nasia in December. More details will follow. The Samaj expresses its gratitude to the THSS Ladies Committee, the Gandhi Hall Man-agement Committee, Events by Chetna and to Girsihbhai from Rameshwar Mandir who offici-ated the prayers and New Year Havan. Prasad was prepared and provided to all by the mothers of the THSS Ladies Committee and a New Year Calendar provided, courtesy of Mr. Dhirubhai Jivan.

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N Sunday, November 11, G4S guards were robbed during a pickup at at the En-nerdale shopping centre.

One of the guards was ambushed by a group of men while exiting a store with an undisclosed amount of money.

“At this stage we don’t know how many perpetrators there were, or whether they had a get away vehi-cle, but we are investigating the mat-

ter,” said Captain Molefe Mokoena, spokesperson of the Ennerdale SAPS.

In another incident, on Friday, No-vember 9, employees at a JET store were held up by armed men in the same shopping centre. According to police, about six men entered the store pretending to be shoppers. One of the men then approached the security guard stationed at the store’s entrance and produced a firearm.

The guard was instructed to point out the manager of the store.

“The store manager was instructed by the armed men to show them the cell phone safe where they took a number of cell phones,” Capt Mokoe-na said.

The men also took cash from the tills before fleeing the scene. A few weeks before these robberies, Pep Store was also robbed.

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The public’s assistance is urgently needed to start immediately with the 1Man 1Can initiative for Yemen.

Founder of the Gift of the Givers, Dr Imtiaz Sooliman said, "Send as much food as you can. Each area we go to is worse than the other. Logistics, se-curity, frontlines, obstructive armed groups, all hinder our capability to deliver, but deliver we must even if it costs us our lives, for these are peo-

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A euphoric spiritual Mardi Gras comes rolling through Lenasia on De-cember 1. Starting at 2pm, catch the earlier shuttle from Gandhi Hall and experience the 21st Festival of Chari-ots.

Open to everyone, the festival advo-cates self realisation, harmony with the environment, social cohesion

and conscious living with a higher purpose.

The exuberant parade, in which the Lord of the Universe comes out to give His mercy to one and all, culmi-nates in entertaining festivities at the Ghandi Hall.

Food stalls, karma-free meals, phi-losophy-of-the-soul literature and

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AMSUNG South Africa in partnership with Habitat for Humanity South Africa is build-ing houses for the Underprivillaged South Africans in honor of Mandela’s legacy. The

houses will restore the dignity of deserving ben-eficiaries. All the beneficiaries are the first time home owners. And they are from three regions in South Africa.

Ten families in Lawley have also received their houses.

Hlubi Shivanda, Business Operations and In-novation Director of Samsung South Africa said, “Partnering with Habitat for Humanity is the per-fect opportunity for us to help build South Africa. Samsung prides itself on supporting communities through employee volunteer programms. Addi-tionally, we wanted to use the Mandela Centenary celebrations to give something back that will sig-nificantly change the lives of many families”.

Habitat for Humanity has the infrastructure that allowed Samsung to get involved in making a real change in the lives of South Africans. One home in particular, is a child headed home.

Shivanda added, “The little boy we are provid-ing housing for was residing in a nearby shack with his grandmother, who sadly passed away re-cently after waiting for an RDP home for years. We feel extremely fortunate we could step in and assist this young child with substantial housing, a

place he can call home.”The official handover of the new homes took

place at a ceremony in Lawley, on Monday, No-vember 12 where the deserving homeowners were presented with their house keys after the ribbon cutting ceremony, officially opening and welcom-ing them to their new houses.

In conclusion Shivambu, “At Samsung, we believe in supporting community enrichment

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THE Saeed Foundation will be hosting its 4th Annual Char-ity Begins At Home Community Open Day at the Danie van Zyl Recreation Centre in Newclare on December 1.

This charitable event invites the community to a day of entertain-ment, charitable food distribu-tion, and to create a dialogue promoting awareness on the so-cial ills in the community and to give a platform to small business entrepreneurship.

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For more info call 079-194-0837 or email [email protected]

The Khadijatul Kubra Care centre was of-ficially opened on May 4, 2016. The center caters for the needs of elderly mothers in the community requiring special attention and care.

Housing 20 mothers, with a staff comple-ment of 18 professionally trained care givers, the centre is now fully occupied.

Phase 3, for Khadijatul Kubra Care Cen-tre entails setting up another premises which

would house a further 10 women. Alhamdulil-lah, a premises for this has been made avail-able. The funds to furnish this house and equip it to professionally meet the needs of the frail and elderly are much needed.

Community members are requested to open their hearts and donate generously towards this project.

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REYVILLE Primary School held Grade R Graduation ceremony on Saturday, November 10, at the Patidar Hall in Lenasia Extension

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may make that motorist angry. The last thing the angry motorist should do is to tap his / her brakes. This could cause a rear-end accident, and could also trigger serious road rage.

How can one escape from tailgaters?Because road rage tends to be closely associ-

ated with tailgating, it is better to adopt a de-fensive driving style. As soon as one becomes aware of a tailgater, try to move out of the way by changing lanes. Alternatively, slow down gradually, avoiding any sudden braking, and thus encouraging the tailgater to overtake.

Tailgating is illegalAccording to South Africa’s National Road

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amotorist being fined. In addition, one may be held responsible should there be a collision as a result of driving too close to the car in front.

The law and the 3 second rule are there to help motorists have enough time and distance to react to a possible collision.

What steps are involved in a total stopping distance?

A motorist who has to brake suddenly and bring his / her vehicle to a dead stop, has to consider the following:

It takes 0.75 seconds for the brain to realise that there is serious danger ahead.

Another 0.75 seconds are required for the brain to instruct the motorist to start braking.

The car itself needs 0.05 seconds to respond.The time it takes for the car to come to a

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HE 5th edition of the Tri-Anyone Funtri took place at the Emmarentia Dam on Sunday, November 1,

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with ample drinks and the nec-essary supplements. This time around the inaugural junior race, consisting of a 150m swim, a 11km cycle and a 2.5km run was initiated. Twenty budding Tri Ath-letes ranging from 11 to 16 years participated.

The junior race began at 6:50 am. The once anxious and wor-ried faces took on a competitive look as they set off into the dam for the first event of the Tri in ideal weather.

The excellent work by the 'Lin-den Life Saving Club' ensured a safe swim for all. Ziyaad Kharwa was the first to swim out, fol-lowed by a chase group led by Tayba Sallie.

A quick transition from the des-ignated bike area saw the juniors putting in some impressive bike splits. Shakeel Sallie, Yusuf Mo-tala, Mika-eel Sallie and Ziyaad

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The final run leg saw Mika-eel Sallie pull away to win in 44 min-utes, followed by Shakiel Sallie with third place Ziyaad Kharwa taking the prestigious podium place.

The female juniors taking hon-ours on the day were Tayba Sallie coming home first, in an impres-sive time of 58 minutes, followed by Attiyah Vallie. Some of the recognised juniors who made up the start list were: Ahmad Hum-dulay, Hamza Motala, Leo Lund, Mohammed Safi, Muhammed, Muhammed AK, Nishal, Rayhaan E, Sabiha, Shivalay, Uwais Salo-gee, Vigio Lund, Yousha Ally and Yumna Kharwa.

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at 7am. The 120 eager tri athletes (many of whom were novices) were off in a flash on the 600m swim. The first swimmer out of the wa-ter was a female, swim instructor Jess Dignon, in a time of 6 minutes.

She then led on the bike course (4 x 5km loop) until the final lap when the 'chase group' caught up with her and finally led with Lyle Timm, Mohammed Motala, Shiraz Chotia, Muhammed Theba and Daniel Botha hot on her 'bicycle heels'. The race then became one for the runners as Lyle Timm took the lead un-til the finish, in a time of 1 hour 12 minutes,

Jess Dignon was in placed in an incredible second overall position and first lady home. She said, "I was impressed with the organisa-tion of the event, and with the warm reception of all who attended and the promotion of the event as a sport in the local community."

Nadirshar Khan, popular known as 'Nadi,' chief organiser, and a multiple Ironman finish-er said, "The event is organised to encourage juniors and seniors alike into the sport. The atmosphere is very relaxed with family and friends get to support their athletes at close quarters. We have put in a lot of work into the fun aspect of the event, and we always get a full field which can only accommodate 120 athletes."

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