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An initial 52 hectareswithin the estate hasbeen sold within ayear of launch

KAVEEL SINGH

ALIMITEDnumber of commer-cial development property isavailable at the multi-billion

rand Cornubia Industrial and Busi-ness Estate.

Only 20% of commercial propertyis available at the 70 hectare estate.

This comes as increasing confi-denceintheKwaZulu-Nataleconomyhas created a dire shortage of primeindustrial land - particularly alongthe northern corridor - as the NorthCoast experiences dramatic growthin Umhlanga and Ballito.

An initial 52 hectares within theestate has been sold within a year oflaunch.

Tongaat Hulett’s developmentmanagerofCornubiaMturaMatshinisaid the estate offers investors ser-viced sites with the bulk of the infra-structure already developed.

The estate hopes to deliver 7000sustainable jobs over a five to seven-year period.

Speaking to the Weekly, MatshinisaidthePhoenix,VerulamandWater-

loo residents should expect job op-portunities.Headded:“Cornubiahasbeen identified in the IDP as part of amajor economic investment node.The proposed development presents

a significant opportunity to attractnew investment to this area.Thiswillmaterialise by releasing land tomeetthesignificantdemandforwell-locat-ed industrial and commercial land. Itwill be generated as a result of the in-creased economic growth rate of themetropolitan economy.”

Matshini said therewouldbeposi-tives from the development.

“Weareexcitedtobepartofthede-velopment that presents an opportu-nity to address the integration of thecity and redressing the imbalancesofapartheid planning, consolidatingand integrating the currently dis-persedanddislocatedpointsofurbandevelopment in the region.”

Matshini said there are currentlyseveral buildings under constructionwith expectations for on-site con-struction to gear up from early 2014.

The first trancheof industrial siteswas transferred in March 2013 andanticipation is that the inaugural fac-tory will be operational by the end ofthis year.TURN TO PAGE 3

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FROM PAGE 1

The bulk of purchasers have includ-ed large localdevelopers, listedproper-ty funds and end-users, one ofwhich isAfrican Oxygen Limited (Afrox) that isinvesting over R500 million.

Some of the other big business al-readyontheestateincludesBidvest,Re-define Properties, J.T. Ross and Zen-

prop.Matshini said there will be an up-

grade andwidening of theMR458andthe construction of the road-over-railand wetland bridge are completed.

“Cornubia is booming and inves-torswhodonotgrasp the lastopportu-nities to acquire land will lose out. In-vestors who have already securedtheir properties recognise both that

Cornubia is a forerunner of the futureof urban development. The dynamicsofsupplyanddemandwillseethevalueof these properties escalate in thenextdecade.”Matshini said Tongaat Hulettintendsfocussingoncreatingopportu-nities for local and small businesses.Those looking for business opportu-nites can contact Matshini on031 560 1900.

Locals to benefit from investment in Cornubia

Oakford: Action takenDepartment officials takelegal route to open schoolKAVEEL SINGH

THEDepartment of Education claims theyhave officially filed court papers for theopening of themain gates at Oakford Pri-

mary School in Verulam on Friday.Department officials said they have filed an

interdict to restrain landowner Marius Maritzfrom restricting access to the school.

According to officials, the matter is set forhearing on 18 September at the Durban HighCourt.

The legal action comes after a politically-charged public meeting on 1 September at theOsindisweniGrounds inVerulam.Officialswhoattended the meeting included political heavy-weights MEC for Health Sibongiseni Dhlomo,

actingKwaZulu-NatalPremierandMECforEd-ucation Senzo Mchunu, aMaqadi Tribe InkosiMqoqiNgcoboandeThekwiniHousingHeadNi-gel Gumede.

However, Maritz told theWeekly he has notreceived any notice of legal action as yet.

“I have made enquiries with the courtsthrough my attorneys and no such action hasbeen take against us. We have been regularlykeepingincontactwiththecourtsandthisclaimis not true.”

Maritz also revealed that the department’sclaims to expropriate the land has thus been a“mere threat”.

“Of coursewedonotwant the landexpropri-ated,however, therehavebeenmanythreatsbythedepartment to take this route, but theyhavenot made anything official.”

Maritz said his last communicationwith thedepartment was in July.

The debacle in the area ensued after pupils

were locked out of the school’s main entranceon the first day of this term.

They were said to be locked out by a privatesecurity companyafter instructionswere takenfrom Maritz.

However, Maritz has since said that he wasinstructed by the Department of Water Affairsto close the main entrance.

pils’ journey through the sugar cane fields.Themain access roadwas closed at the start

of the school term, then reopened for aroundtwo weeks, but closed again.

Oakford Primary, which has more than 900pupils, and the Sacred Heart girls’ boardingschool are situated on the land theMaritz com-pany purchased in 2009.

Maritz is part ofan ongoing four-year legal battle toexpropriate the landfrom himself to theDepartment of Edu-cation.

Teachers, pupilsand parents refusedto use the proposedentrance, saying itadded more than akilometre to the pu-

NOXOLO MEMELA

VERULAM police are investigating themurder of a toddler who was founddead in a river last Friday.

The body was found floating in theMhlasini River in Kwagwadane, Osindis-weni.

According to the toddler’s mother,

Thabisile Msomi, she left her son withher mother and went to work.

However, the grandmother had to‘rush’ to a nearby hospital and left thechild with her neighbour.

“When my mother returned aftertaking my brother to the hospital, shediscovered that my son was missing.

“My child had been playing with the

otherchildrenintheareaandwhentheywent home he disappeared.

“We tried tracing his footsteps intoa nearby field but could not followwhere he went,” said Msomi.She said they then called the police whoreported to the scene.

Verulam SAPS spokesperson, War-rant Officer Mandla Khumalo con-

firmed that a murder case is being in-vestigated.

“The child was found in the river withopen wounds on his eyes, ears andstomach. No arrests have been made,”said Khumalo.

The funeral was held yesterday(Wednesday) at their home in Kwag-wadane area.

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THE Tongaat Hindubeach Forum will behosting its first everHindu symposium onSunday, 15 Septemberat 3pm.

The event, whichtakes place at the Chin-na Thirupathy Venket-aswara Devasthanamin Belverdere will in-clude a panel of speak-ers such as Pundit DHMaharajh, SwamiLokasangrahananda,Guru Sammandan Sar-ugaser, Priya Pandayand Kamal Maharaj.

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POLICE in the province have issuedawarningtopeoplewhoconsumeal-cohol following searches by policeover the weekend which led the sei-zureoffakealcoholbeingsoldinlocaltaverns and shebeens.

In Verulam andWaterloo, on Fri-day last week, Verulam SAPS seized

two fake Smirnoff vodkas and threecasesof fakebrandyalongwithotherfakealcoholat IllusionnightclubandMakhehleni tavern.

Provincial police spokesperson,Captain Thulani Zwane said this is-suewasnot confined toVerulamandWaterloo.“It happens in the uMlazi, SouthCoast, Umkomaas and KwaN-

dengezi areas as well.“We are warning people to be

awareof the typeof alcohol theybuy.In the past we have had similar is-suesandalotofpeople lost their livesafterdrinking this fakealcohol,” saidCaptain Zwane.

He said no arrests have beenmade as yet.“However, the alcohol has been tak-

en to an analysis laboratory for test-ing.

“We are trying to find out who isthesupplierandtoestablishwhetherclub, tavernandshebeenownersareawarewhen they purchase it or theyjust find out once they have pur-chased it,” said Verulam SAPSspokesperson, Warrant OfficerMandla Khumalo.

Fake alcohol doing the rounds again

NOXOLO MEMELA

A MAN is on the run after stabbinga woman, believed to be his ex-girlfriend, to death on Saturday

last week in MkhontowesizweRoad, Phase 6, Waterloo in Veru-lam.

Nompumelelo Maphalo (35)left her sister’s house with her cur-rent boyfriend, when a man wear-ingaabalaclavaandawhitet-shirt,stabbed her below the ear beforefleeing. According to Maphalo’s sis-ter,PhumlaSibalo,hersisterdidnotofficially break up with her ‘boy-friend’, but she had threatened to.

“My sister and the man sepa-rated after my sister found out hehad allegedly sprayed insect poi-son on her late child’s food. Whenmy sister confronted him aboutthe allegations, he started threat-ening her and the threats becameworse when he found out that theshe was seeing someone else,”said Sibalo.

Provincial SAPS spokesperson,Captain Thulani Zwane confirmed

Man stabswoman todeath

that the Verulam SAPSwere investigating amurder case.

However, the mo-tive of the murder is un-known and no arrestshave been made.“The suspect is on therun,” said VerulamSAPS media liaison of-ficer, Warrant OfficerMandla Khumalo.

Dumping at flats ‘unfair’Flat residents saygardens are not forrefuse

KAVEEL SINGH

IRATE flat residents from H-Flatsand G-Flats on Saxon Street inBelverdere, Tongaat saydumping

in their area is hampering develop-ment.

According to Rajen Naidoo, atrusteeat theG-Flatsbodycorporate,theyhavebeenpleadingwithpeople,especially residents across the roadfromtheflatsnottodumpintheirgar-en.

“A garden project was initiated bythe municipality a few years agowhich empowered and fedmanydis-advantaged residents. The selfish

dumping has directly impacted onourlivesandwewantthistostopnow.

“We have spoken to a few of thecouncillors and even some officials,but nothing seems to be happening.”

Reggie Pillay, the chairperson ofthe H-Flats body corporate, said itseemed like homeowners were tak-ingadvantageof those less fortunate.

“They look at us as if we are noth-ing. How can you dump where weplantourfood?Doesitnotbotherpeo-ple that theyare jeopardisingourlive-lihood?”

Pillay added that therewere plansto develop the area and construct agreen tunnel to add to current gar-dens.

“This kind of disregard for us willsurely bring this dream to a halt. It isunfair and something needs to bedone.”

Resident Sadek Smile, who often

tends to the gardens, said he wit-nessed first hand the blatant disre-gard.

“I was gardening not too long agoand a man dumped large pieces ofconcrete that almost hit me while Iwas working.When I shouted at himandaskedhimtostop,he simply con-tinued and walked away.”

Speaking to the Weekly, wardcouncillorMichaelAbrahamssaidhewould be willing to assist residents.

“I have worked with this commu-nity before, and I am prepared to dosoagain. Itwill be imperative tobringinDurbanSolidWaste (DSW)officialsand the community at large to informthemof thewrongdoing.This cannotkeep happening to these people.”

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SEVENTEEN years after our Bill of Rightsand Constitution, we finally have an em-powering Act, aimed at ensuring the pro-tection of personal rights of privacy, se-curity and dignity.

The Protection from HarrassmentActHarrassment is commited when one, di-rectly or indirectly, engages in conductthat one knows or ought to know, willcause harm to another. Examples of har-rassment include:>> Following, watching or pursuing aperson;>>Loitering outside a premises where aperson works, lives or even happens tobe at;>>Delivers letters, packages or evenelectronic mail to a person;>>Engages or sends undesirable elec-tronic communicationsThe Act also addresses and provides re-lief from Sexual Harrassment, which isdefined as:>>Sexual attention from a person whoought to know that such attention is un-welcomed.>>Remarks, gestures and messages ofa sexual nature, that have the effect ofoffending, intimidating or humiliting aperson.Courts now have increased and widerpowers to address unbecoming interac-

tion.Some of the changes are:a)An application can be brought by athird person on behalf of a complainant;b)A person can bring an application out-side of the normal court hours, if urgentrelief is necessary;c) Order the police investigate a matterfurther, with a view of establishing theidentity of the offender.

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Purttasi Festival in South AfricaMany generations of Telugu speaking families who relocated to South Africa have kept their culture and traditions to thisvery day, which is similar and sometimes not similar to Tamilians

SOME South Africans are privileged tohave had the chance to learn theTelugu language and understand,

write and/or speak Telugu.Purttasi Festival is fasting to please

Saturn or Sani Bagavan, one of the nineplanets. Saturdays are observed for theworship of Hanuman and Shri Balaji be-cause Saturdays are free from the influenc-es of Saturn and other planetary forces(Grahas).

The month of Purtassi (mid SeptembertomidOctober)isdedicatedtotheworshipof Maha Vishnu (the preserver) who is theabsolute symbol of the Transcendentstate of Ananda.THE HOLY TRINITYIn the Holy Trinity (Trimurthi) of Brahma,Vishnu and Siva, the Preserver is Vishnu. Itis the period of the year in which we payhomage to Lord Vishnu. Therefore our wor-ship is thanksgiving to mother nature forpreservation.

Preservation is a Divine Attribute whichembraces many aspects of our life to whichwe invoke Lord Vishnu as Emperumal, Gov-inda, Gopala, Venketeswara, Hari Naraya-na, Balaji, Srinivasa, Runganatha, Ram-chandra, etc. It was in the month of Purtas-si, Lord Vishnu in the form of Sri VenketaChala Pahi (Balaji) came to earth to guidepeople and left his form in the ThiruppathiHills in India. Therefore people from allparts of the world flock to India to payhomage to Thirupathi to get a glimpse ofthe Divine form by taking vows to over-come their problems.

At many temples, the Garudan Flag ishoisted on the first day of the month. TheShree Emperumal Hindu Temple does not

hoist the flag on the first day of the monthbecause the insignia of Garudan lies per-manently at the entrance of the Temple.This flag is renewed annually during theThiruna Festival. However, the first day ofthe month, Malayppa Swami and his twoconsorts and Lord Ganesha are taken inprocession around the temple to heraldthis sacred month.Thereafter prayers are held on each Satur-day of the month. Special recitals pertain-

ing to Lord Vishnu are conducted from reli-gious books like Garuda Parthu and Thiru-naamPadhigam.Devoteeshailthephrase:“Govinda, Govinda, Govinda”, after eachverse is recited.The NaamamDevotees especially on Saturdays wear theNaamam or the Vaishnavite symbol. Sym-bolically, the Naamam represents LordVishnu’s two feet in his reclined pose –which is represented in the shape of a capi-

tal “U” (white). The central stroke repre-sents the Thrishaum (red stroke) – MotherLutchmee.Why are prayers are observed on Sat-urdays?

Saturdays are observed for the worshipof Hanuman and Shri Balaji because Satur-days are free from the influences of Saturnand other planetary forces (Grahas).

In this month planets like Mercury andKetha influence the earth.

Therefore, the worship of Lord Vishnu withdevotion and love will help us to have apeaceful and happy life with good andobedient children.

“Bakthi” is the main theme of all therituals in the month. Benefits from observ-ing Purtassi.The community becomes united duringthis period. We must strive at all times tobe united.The restrictions to a vegetarian diet is notonly an act of self discipline but this absti-nence has profound religious significance,which helps in the purification of the body,mind and soul.It helps to discipline the mind, removeswaste and toxins from the body and helpstorevitalisethebodyinitscapacitytofunc-tion well. It further helps the mind to be-come more alert and reflexes becomessharper.Devotion to God especially during this Kali-yug period is important. This period whichis characteristic of excessive greed for pow-er, extreme hatred, jealousy, anger and in-tolerance have polluted the life of man ingeneral all over the world.We must strive, seek and maintain the fol-lowing virtues: truth, peace, righteousnessand non violence. This helps people in di-recting their thoughts towards God Reali-sation.Fasting: You have to fast until evening.You can eat after Sun goes down afterlooking at the sky, my grandmother wasone of them who carried this rule out forthe entire month.

*You can have fruits and milk duringthe fasting but not cooked food. As I cur-rently fast on Mondays, Poornima.

The Holy Trinity

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*Avoid onions forwhole month.

*Pooja: If possible aShiva Pooja is suggest-ed otherwise recitationsome Siva Stotrams.

*Ensure that Deep-am is lit every evening.

*People light wicks(Vathulu) 100 or 360count in a Sivan templeor any temple on anyauspicious days duringthe month.Some may recite the Si-va Puranam.

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Time to cleanse the mind, heart and intellectIT is sometimes difficult to understand how fasttime flies. It feels as though just recently that wewere engaged in the observance of Purtassi. How-

ever, we should count it as a blessing as the more fre-quently we participate in such practices, the more webenefit.

Hindus of South Indian descent throughout theworld are in preparation to embark on a month-longperiod of austerities and sacrifices in honour of LordVenketeshwara or Perumal as He is referred to in Tam-il Nadu.

Swami Vivekananda took to the world stage inSeptember 1893 and declared that “we are all poten-tially divine beings” and that the world is a gymnasi-um where we come to work out all our past karmasuntil we are able to manifest our divine nature. It israther unfortunate though, that man has become sopreoccupied with artha and kama (wealth and plea-sure) that he has made little progress in understand-ing himself. In this high-tech age we have becomearm-chair citizens. We think like how we ‘remote-con-trol’ almost everything or utilise our fancy gadgets toconduct most of our activities from the comfort ofour couches, that liberation and realisation will alsocome at the touch of a button.

Just as it is necessary to clean our brassware andother jewellery that oxidises on contact with the at-mosphere; it is necessary to cleanse the mind, heartand intellect that are dulled by contact with worldlyactivities. Man has become mechanical in his life andutterly controlled by the senses. Hence this period of

austerities, fasting and sacrifices helps to cleanse andfocus the mind away from the senses and dwell onthe inner divine reality of ours. It is a time when wecan try to act according to our true nature - that isto live by truth, to show compassion, to exhibit peacethrough our actions and love all as the very manifes-tation of God. This can be accomplished by regularprayer, silent meditation and contemplation onNarayana as the centre of our beings.

One should not miss the opportunity to feed thepoor, help the sick and spread peace and love in thename of Govinda. We must also pray for strength ofmind and the will to be able to continue these practic-esevenbeyondthemonthofPurutassi.Asweprepareto clean our households, bring out the new kitchenutensils and make the external environment as pureas possible for the observance of Purutassi; let us alsocleanse and prepare the heart, body and mind toshine with the brilliance and purity of Govinda whois the in-dweller of our hearts.

May that all pervading Narayana who is wor-shipped as Venketeshwara in this month bestow HisgraceupontheworldandhelpusHisignorantchildrento raise our consciousness to the divine level. On be-half of the affiliates and members of the TongaatHindu Unity Forum, we wish all devotees and seekersoftheselfwhoareobservingthisholymonthstrengthand peace. We also encourage all Hindus to visit tem-ples and shrines and engage in collective prayer forthe welfare of society and the world.

By Sri Ramakrishna Sharanam

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Yo u n e v e r s a i d

goodbye, you never

said I'm leaving. You

were gone before we

knew it and only God

knew why. If love only

could save you, you

would never have died.

In life we loved you

dearly, in death we love

you still. In our hearts

you hold a place that no

one else can fill. It

broke our hearts to lose

MR GEORGE GOUNDER

07/11/1945 – 06/09/2013

In Loving Memory

you but you didn't go alone for part of us

went with you the day God took you

home. You were special, always full of

life, ever willing to help. God takes away the best, we learnt that the

hard way as your spirit lives in our hearts.

Sadly missed by your loving wife, children Cliffy, Reggie & Ashnee,

daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grandchildren, family & friends.

th th

You & your family are invited to the 15 & 16 Day Ceremony of the

th st

late Mr George Gounder on Friday 20 & Saturday 21 September

2013 at 112 Saunders Circle, Belvedere, Zone 5, Tongaat at 6pm to

7pm.

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DURBAN Solid Waste (DSW) has once againembarked on National Clean-up Month cele-brations in September.

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DSW’shistory inparticipating in theSANa-tional Clean Up Month dates back to 1999when the campaignwas launched for the firsttime by the Department of Environmental Af-fairs.

DSWkeptthecampaignrunningforthepast14 years as part of its strategy involving com-munityprojects, eradicating illegaldumpsanddeveloping sustainable programmes.

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AT the ZoneVI YouthDarts Champion-ships that tookplace inBlantyre,Mala-wi recently, Sachin Padayachee andNishkal Sivai from KwaZulu-Natal,along with their team mates CraigeSlabber (Gauteng) and Damian Kulsen(WesternProvince),broughthomeato-tal of 5 gold, 1 silver and1bronzemed-al.

The boys made a clean sweep of theteam event by beatingMalawi, Botswa-na, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia.

Inthepair’sevent,thetwoSouthAfri-can teams met each other in the finalwhere Craige and Damian took goldwith Sachin and Niskal coming awaywith a silver medal.

In thesinglesevent,Sachin lost to fel-low South African Craige in the secondround while Nishkal took bronze whenhe lost to Craige in the semi-final.

Duetotheirperformanceintheteam,pairs and singles events, the boyswalked off with gold as the overall win-ners.

Along with the results of the girlsteam,who themselvesmanaged 5 gold,2 silver and1bronzemedal, SouthAfri-cawere the Overall Tournament Cham-pions for 2013.

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A CONTINGENT of Checkout VerulamFalcons athletes participated in theDolphin Striders Ultra Marathon, Half-Marathon and 10km races over thepast weekend.

Participants were greeted with ex-tremely hot berg wind conditions.

Those who participated in the50km event were braced themselvesfor a roasting for 6 to 9 hours as the50km was made up of a run and a walk.

Falcons walking sensation EddieSingh was at his brilliant best as hecruised through the course battling theheat wave finishing in a time of 6.40.

He was followed by the improvedCeliwe Ndaba who finished in a time of7.41.

The courageous Vitasha Ramna-rayan following her success in the Man-dela Marathon finished the 50km runin 6.04 minutes ahead of Fikile Silwan-yana.

In the half marathon Derrick Gu-mede was in blazing form as he raced

through the challenging course in 80minutes.

Marlene Pillay was the leading Fal-con’s female finisher in a time of 2.01,10 minutes ahead of Yvonne Dalgleish.Vukani Maphumulo posted a scintillat-ing time of 35 minutes in the 10km runahead of Premi Reddy.Results are as follows:Ultra MarathonVitasha Ramnarayn 6:04; Eddie Singh6:40 (w); Fikile Silwanyana 6:57; Celi-we Ndaba 7:41 (w)Half Marathon

Derrick Gumede 1:20; JosephMangcwangule 1:42; Sibusiso Ngcobo1:23; Bala Govender 1:45; Marlene Pillay2:01; Sanjeev Rupnarian 2:05; YunusDoba 2:05; Sagran Reddy 2:06; DhirenGovinden 2:07; Rajen Debba 2:13; RoyGovender 2:20; KB Chain 2:30; AbdulHaq Essack 2:42; Veeran Ramnarayan3:0510km ResultsVukani Maphumulo 0:35; Premi Reddy1:17; Glen Dominic 1:18; Ahmed Kadwa1:25; Ebrahim Asmal 1:32; Fawzia Kad-wa 1:51

Back row fromleft: MongiTshikititswa, Ed-die Singh, KrishVadivelu, Jo-seph Mangwan-gule, JoyceMoonsamy, Si-bongile Gabela.Front row fromleft: EbrahimAsmal, CeliweNdaba and Ju-dy Reddy

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Calypso doesthe double overMaidstoneCalypso Sporting Football Club achieved a double over Tongaat LocalFootball Association Premier league defenders Maidstone Football Clubwhen they beat them 1 - 0 at the Buffelsdale Stadium on Sunday, 8September, in the main match of the day

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THEwin for Calypso places theminpoleposition toclinch thePre-mier League title for season

2013.Thegamecommencedataveryten-

tative pace with both teams playingcautiously.

ItwasMaidstonewhopickedupthepaceandshowedearly intentwhenSi-pho Dlamini who received a brilliantopportunity toput themaheadhowev-er he directed the ball over the crossbar.

Calypso started to gainmomentumwhichsawthegameswing fromendtoend.In one move Samuel Thoko went on asolo run splitting the Maidstone de-fenders but shot just wide of the up-right.Although Maidstone enjoyed most ofthepossessionathalf timethescorere-mained goalless.

Maidstone commenced the secondhalf with added impetus but Calypsowere equal to the task breaking theiropposition's play and creating theirown.

ItwasSiphoDlaminiagainforMaid-stone who found the target this timewith a thunderous shot only to force abrilliant save from the Calypso keeperwho coolly padded the ball over thecrossbar.

Calypso had a chance in the last 10minutes of the game when Maidstone

infiringashotthroughamazeofMaid-stone players.This saw theball take adeflection andhead right into the back of the Maid-stonenet sealing the fateof the top twoteams on the league log.

Manager Johnny Nair and coachBunkerNaidooexpressedtheirdelightwith their result but hasten to add thattheir job was not complete until the fi-nal league encounter is complete, ifthey were to clinch the league title intheir first year in the premier league.

defender Togo lost posses-sion in the danger area, how-ever the Calypso defenderfailed to convert.

It was in the last five min-utes of the game that Calypsostruck their killer blow afterbeing awarded a corner.

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