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RIBBONS are being cut to launch housingprojects, roads, bridges and schoolsacross the city, but opposition parties

have hit out at the sudden “official openings”duringelectionseason.Theyaresayingthatcer-emonies are unnecessary and expensive.

Even sewerage infrastructure initiatives arelaunchedwithpompand fameaspoliticians tryto woo voters.

Each event means marquees, chairs, stageandmobiletoiletsmustbehired,lunchprovidedand transport organised - all at the taxpayers’expense. In many cases, entertainment is alsoprovided.

Minority Front councillor Patrick Pillay saidthe party was against these events, more so asthese are taking place during election season.

“Millions are spent and there is no need. It’sevenworsewhen such openings happen a yearor so after the project is finished,” he said.

The Democratic Alliance’s (DA) ZwakeleMncwangoagreed,sayingtherewasnoneedfora function if the community was already usingthe infrastructure such as the bridges, schoolsor clinics concerned.

“The government spends millions on theseglamorousopenings.Theysaymoreneedstobedone,buthowdoyoudomoreifyouwastemon-ey?”

National Freedom Party (NFP) councillorShaikEmamsaid theopeningswereaboutpoli-tics and promoting the ANC.

“That money should be spent on buildingmore homes. If therewas no corruption andnowasting of funds, we would have built manyhousesandroadsformanymorecommunities,”he said.

LocalANCcouncillorMichaelAbrahamsaidhehadbeen trying togetprojects inTongaatgo-ing for many recent years.

“TheANCissimply trying toprovide for peo-ple. Icannotspeakforotherwards,but forward61 projects have come out of the pipeline be-

causewehave foughthard toensureourpeoplereceive some kind of service delivery.”

However, local DA councillor Brian Jayana-than disagreed immensely.

“I only wish elections took place every year.Thatwaypeoplewillgethouses,homesandjobsonanannualbasisandnoteveryfiveyears.Peo-ple have become so desperate. They will pre-pare anything andmislead people and confusethem during this time.

“Politics is about serving people. Politicalpartiesshouldhavedoneworkinfourandahalfyears, not just five months. This is the dirt thatis affecting our people. If they were good coun-

havesaidthatofficialopeningswereusedbyrul-ing parties around the world during electionsand any party which did not take advantage ofthis was “stupid”.

According to a local contractor, a govern-

the size of the event.InastatementbyAfriForumonpresidentJa-

cob Zuma’s recent visit to Elliot in the EasternCape, the organisation said it cost the taxpayerR300 000 just for food.

Official openings a ploy>> Opposition parties say ruling party is taking advantage of government resources

KAVEEL SINGH

TONGAAT-based Fairbreeze Sec-ondary School celebrated 20 yearsof democracy on Friday, 25 April atthe school.

Various stakeholders as well as

high ranking department officialsattended the event.

Commenting on the celebra-tions, school principal AshMaharajsaid it was important for the schoolto celebrate 20 years of democracy.

“This is a time to reflect on the

struggles of the past andpay tributetoall thosewhosacrificed their livesso that wemay live in a free, demo-cratic, no-racial and non-sexist so-ciety. It isalsoa timetoreflectonoursuccesses and our challenges,” saidthe principal.

“I believe that our learnersshould understand our constitutionand know both their rights and re-sponsibilities as learners and patri-otic citizens.

“Thiseventisbothalearningandteaching opportunity.”

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cillors they would berelaxing now, nottrying to get them-selves together all ofa sudden.

“The people ofour communitiesmust bewarned thatthis happens all thetime.Realservicede-livery is constant nota prerequisite forvoting campaign-ing.”

ANC’s provincialsecretary,SihleZika-lala, said thegovern-ment was deliveringon its promises andhad to ensure com-munities took own-ership of projects.

Zikalala said thelaunches providedopportunities forcommunities to beeducated about theirprojects so theycould look afterthem.

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I ONLY WISH ELECTIONS TOOK PLACE EVERY YEAR. THAT WAYPEOPLE WILL GET HOUSES, HOMES AND JOBS ON AN ANNUALBASIS AND NOT EVERY FIVE YEARS.

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ETHEKWINI Municipality em-ployees are rejecting the city’soffer to pay them three years of

backpay,asopposedtot theirdemandof seven years.

This follows a court ruling in theirfavour. Workers, all belonging to theSouth African Municipal WorkersUnion (Samwu), havenowgiven theirunion a mandate to “bring the city toits knees” with an all out strike.

Meetings were held last Wednes-daywhereitwasdecidedthatmassac-tionwill commenceonMonday,5May- just two days before the elections.

Samwu’s deputy secretary of theeThekwini region Pretty Shange saidthey plan to take action unless thecouncil meets their demand of sevenyears’ back pay.

Workers want the municipality toabideby theSupremeCourt ofAppealrulinghandeddowninSeptemberlastyearwhich reversed the conditions of

a service agreement implemented bythe city in 2007, and ordered it to payback affected employees. Servicesthat couldbedisrupted include refusecollection, street sweeping, seweragemaintenance and traffic control.

President of the Independent Mu-nicipalandAlliedTradeUnion(Imatu)Stanley Khoza said, while they alsohadnotacceptedtheoffer, theyhadnoplans strike, “as there is still room fornegotiation”.

In2007eThekwiniintroducednewuniform service agreements for em-ployeesaspartofaplantounifytheen-titiesunder thenewlycreatedcouncil.

The unions objected to the serviceagreementsandtook thematter to theLabour Court and won. The city tookthe decision to the Supreme Court ofAppeal and lost in September.

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that the city would have to pay staffmore than R185 million in back pay.

However, staff who benefited fromthe2007agreementwouldhavetopayback R233 million to the city if thecourt orderwasstrictly implemented.

In awritten proposal to the unionslast week,eThekwinisaiditwouldnotgo after money owed to it by employ-ees.However, it said itwould only payback affected employees for threeyears based on the Prescription Act.

In terms of the act, claims for debtexpires if no attempt to collect it hasbeen made within three years. How-ever, Samwu rejected the proposal onthe basis that the city was the one totake the Labour Court decision on ap-pealandallowedthematter todragonfor seven years.

Municipal spokesman Thabo Mo-fokeng, said, “[Talks with unions] areongoing. I am not at liberty to discussthe details of our discussions, save tosay that we are at the stage where weare engaging with all stakeholders.”

Municipalworkers rejectcity’s offer>> Employees not accepting back pay proposal

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YOUREarthSolutionsmanagingdirector Kerry Dell presentedthe realities of global warming

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She said there is now conclusivescientific evidence that the planet isexperiencingclimatechange,withnoorganisations disputing this.

“This planet is going to survivewith orwithout us.Wehave to do ourbittomakesurewedosurvivewithit,”saidDell. Sheexplainedclimatestud-iesshowmoreorhigherglobalairandsea temperatures, sea levels, oceanacidification, hurricanes, drought (insome places), rain (in some places),floods and heat waves. There is lesssnow, Arctic ice and mountain gla-ciers.

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Another problem is the highamount of pollution. Dell said everypiece of plastic ever made is still‘somewhere’ on the planet, as it can-not be destroyed.

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der of her olfactory system which meant she couldnot smell or taste. Her family didn't believe heruntil a fire nearly killed her because she could notsmell the smoke. She is special in that she can tasteby colour and judges the tastiness of her food by thepresentation. Her father was a known cheat andoften physically abused her mother. Her uncle wasalways strange towards her and she sought refugein her father. He watched her being raped as he wasdriving the car with his daughter and rapist brotherin the back seat. I cannot begin to imagine whatthat does to the mind of a 12yearold girl. She toldme as I started writing this that her fatherhad recently assaulted her and that she had bruisesall over her body. These stories are true (the nameshave been changed) and sadly there's many more.I am sometimes ashamed to be a man, as the peoplewho have, and continue to, commit these atrocities,are men. It is blatantly obvious that the solutionto this scourge lies with us, men who have friendswho need to be stood up to, and women who needto be defended instead of turning a blind eye. It isimperative that we realise that it really begins withus. We are just as evil as the perpetrators if we areonly the audience. Bad things endure when goodpeople do nothing.

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers from Grade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

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MEDIA24 Local NewsKZN (publishers of theFever, Echo andWeekly

titles) has partneredwith the Of-ficeof thePremier tobringprevi-ously disadvantaged learnersthroughout the province theirpopular spelling bee competi-tion.

A spelling bee works accord-ing to knock-out, where spellersare given a list of pre-chosenwords (which will be printed inthe abovementioned titles) twomonths before the competition.

The words have to be learntbyentrants,whowill thengatherat competitions in their areas,namely Zululand, North Coast,Durban central, Pietermaritz-burg or the South Coast, to spelltheir way to glory.

The competition is open tograde 10 and 11 learners (onefrom each grade – ie two perschool) from previously disad-vantaged schools who speakEnglish as a second language.

There are hundreds of thou-sands of rands in prizes up forgrabs, including a full medicalbursary, a business bursary anda bursary to study journalism.

Teachers and schools also re-ceive prizes. The words for theKZN Premier Spelling Bee 2014will be printed in the first weekof May, with the competitionstaking place in July.

Entry forms can be found inthis week’s issue of your Fever,EchoorWeekly title.Entry formswill run until mid-June.

For more information on theevent, contact Sharmaine Smithon 082 496 0617 or VusiMthalane on 079 389 5205.

See entry form anddetails below.

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDABOVE: Pupils ‘get loose’ to shake out the tension before spellingstarts at the Zululand Spelling Bee 2013. RIGHT: The winner ofthe Zululand Spelling Bee 2013, Monitor Nyawo, when he wasannounced the champion. Monitor won thousands of rands inbook, cash and bursary prizes with his successful spelling of theword ‘omniscient’.

Spell your wayto success>> Calling all word wizards and book nerds

THE Office of the KZN premier haspartneredwithMedia24 – owners ofKZN local news – to bring the highlysuccessful spelling bee project to thewhole of KZN. The spelling bee be-gan in the Zululand community in2010, throughMedia24’slocalnews-paper in that area, the Zululand Fe-ver. Because of the success of theevent, and its rapid growth,Media24mandatedthat itbe takenthroughoutthe KZN province.

The Office of the Premier, in itsongoing commitment to youth edu-cationandupliftment,hasdecided topartnerwithKZNlocalnews (encom-passing Fever, Weekly and Echo ti-tles) to inculcatea love of the Englishlanguage amongst second languageEnglish speakers from disadvan-taged schools in the province.Media24’s head of local papers inSouth Africa, Ishmet Davidson, saidthe company is ‘thrilled’ at the pros-pect of the partnership, which willsee hundreds of spellers throughouttheprovincetakepart in the competi-tion, which has hundreds of thou-sands in prizes up for grabs.

“Media24 sees the spelling beeinitiative as having the potential tosignificantly increase the focus anddiscipline of pupils when it comes tolearning the English language,” saidDavidson. “Partnering with The Of-ficeofthePremier,schools and teach-ers,webelievewecanmakeapositiveimpact in the province,” he said.

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Nanamhlanje ngisamkhumbulakahle uBhodloza uma esekhuza ud-lame ethi: “Hhayi bo bafana bakithinabulalanakangakakwenzenjani?Yi-ni le engaka eniyibangayo engeke il-ungiswe ngomlomo? Wena nsizwaophetheisikhalinjengobangikhulumanje, uyakhohlwa yini ukuthi lo muntuolindele ukumbulala udalwe nguNku-lunkulu njengawe? Uzokwenze njanikusasaumausubhekenenesimolaphouzodinga khona usizo lwalomuntuocuthele ukumjuqa?” kubuza lesi silo-mo sakoMphephethe.

Yini eyenza ngikhulume kanjengoBhodloza? Isizathu ukuthi impiloyakhe ibe nomthelela omuhle, owa-khayo emphakathini. Angivumelanikahle hle nalaba bantu abavame uku-thi uBhodlozawazakhela udumo ngo-mculo kamasikandi emsakazweni.UBhodloza ubenguthisha ngaphambikokusebenza emsakazweni. Ababe-funda naye KwaDlangezwa HighSchool, bathi wayevele eyisilomokwasesikoleni, kanti nangesikhathiesefundisa wayengaconsi phansi ku-bafundi nakozakwabo.

Indaba kaBhodloza ibuye emqond-weni ngilalele intshumayelo kaMfuArmstrong Makhanya wase-UnitedCongregational Church ngePhasika.Uthewonke umuntu kufanele azi uku-thi indlelaaziphathangayoinomthele-lakwabanye,kantikunjalonje,nendle-la abanye abantu abaziphatha ngayo,inomthelela empilweni yakhe.

“Ngakhoke,” kuqhuba uMfuMakh-anya, “kufanele sonke siqikelele uku-thi siziphatha kahle ukuze kusizakalenabanye. Kukhona abaphila ngendle-la elimazaabanye, kubekhonanalaboabaphila ngendlela ebaphilisayoabanye. Vele-ke impilo injalo, inezimoezimbi nezinhle. Futhi ngeke siziqedeizimo ezimbi. Ziyohlale zikhona ziy-izinselelo. Okubalulekile ukuthi sibenobuchulenobuhlakanibokubhekananazo sizinqobe.”

Uthe neNkosi uJesu akazibaleke-langa izinselelo, wabhekana nazongqo, wazinqoba esizwa nguNku-lunkulu. Uthe akulona iphutha ukuthiempilweni kube khona izimo ezinhle

nezimbi.

ye abaningi. Ulinganise ngabantuokubhalwengabo eBhayibhelini njen-go-Abraham athe ukulalela kwakheuNkulunkulu kwamenza wabusiswakwaze kwabusiswa nezingane zakhenesizukulwane. Uqhubekewalingani-sa nangoSawulu owayewuhluphoebulala amakholwa kodwa ngokugci-naelalele iZwi likaJesungesikhathies-haywangumbani,laphendulwaigamalakhe waba nguPawulu wase enzaokuhle emphakathini okwa-phendulaizimpilozabaningi.

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THE president of the AfricanChristian Democratic Party(ACDP) and long standing

member of parliament, Dr KennethMeshoe briefed local party support-ersatapublicmeetingheldonlastFri-day at the Lighthouse Family Churchin Ballito.

Accompanying Meshoe was thedeputy president of the ACDP, Coun-cillorWayne Thring andmanymem-bers of the KZN provincial executivecommittee.

Local ACDP branches invited Me-shoebecausehe is regardedasoneofthestrongestandforthrightChristianvoices in the nation.

Meshoe informed thecrowdnot tomakethemistakeofthinkingthatvot-ing for a small party will be a wastedvote, but highlighted the importanceof making their vote count in the up-coming elections. He stressed thatwhat South Africa needs is not astrong opposition party, but rather a“strong godly government”. He em-phasised that this is the only solution

that can bring change to the state ofthe nation. Meshoe also said that theACDP is fast growing as many arechoosing to support the principles ofintegrity, reconciliation, righteous-ness and family values that the partyhas been built on.

He assured his supporters thatsoon the ACDPwill no longer be con-sidered to be a small party.

“I havemet with the leadership ofthe Shembe Church, one of the big-gest churches with over six millionfollowers. They are tired of voting fora corrupt government.

“They told me that they want tovote for godly government and wantto support the ACDP. In Lesotho thepeople are saying that the presentgovernment has undermined their

values. They are turning their votesfrom ANC to ACDP.”

Meshoe shared with excitementhis expectation of the party increas-ing its impact by securingmore seatsin National Parliament.

“People will be surprised withwhat isgoing tohappened in thisnextelections,” he stated.

The party currently holds threeseats in National Parliament and ishopeful that thiswill increase follow-ing the 7 May elections.

He motivated local supporters tocontinue to grow the party.

The ACDP in KwaDukuza boasts10officialbrancheswithinthemunic-ipality, with more branches expectedto be launched in the near future.

Speaking at the event, local ACDPcouncillor, Pastor Nel Sewraj said,“For the first time in thehistory of ourdemocracy,theACDPwonitsfirstseatin KwaDukuza Municipality. Manythanksgo toallACDPcandidates, vot-ers and supporters.”

African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) and long standing Member ofParliament, Dr Kenneth Meshoe.

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MeshoevisitsBallito>> SA is ready for change, says party leader

Nobody would understand the loss we feel today, the beautiful memories re-maining of what we shared each day. The burdens that you carries with asmile upon your face, the hardships that you endured to make our home acomfortable place. You were our strength, the glue that held us together. Yourloving words & kind heart we will remember forever. Thank you for your guid-ance in making us who we are but most of all, thank you for being that specialDad dedicated his life for the betterment of his family.

While words can never express how we truly feel, we would thank you forloving us unconditionally & giving us the best, but we understand that Godhas now taken you to your place of rest. Any man can be a father but it takessomeone really special to be a Dad to us. You were that special gentle giant.Dad, you will forever be our angel, our light from up above. We will alwaysremember & miss you with a heart full of love. You lost the battle but won therace for us all.

AUM NAMO SHIVAYA

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MR KRISHNAGOVINDER

You and your family are invited to the15th Day Memorial Service of the

Late Mr Krishna Govinder at Tongaat VishnuTemple on the 4th May 2014 at 5pm.

Please accept this as a personal invitation. Your presence will be highlyappreciated. We wish to thank all our family and friends for all their help& support with a special thank you to Drs Asoken Naidoo, SudeshanGovender, Ismail Randeree, Mano, Kevin (Kula) & Maxine for all the time& effort they put in to ensure that our Dad received the best possibletreatment.

Mr Hari RamaGovender (Jayce)

AUM SAI RAM

15th Day Memorial Service of the Late Mr Hari RamaGovender (Jayce) Director of Govender’s Electrical

Contractors – JhbLooking back with tenderness along the path you trod. We bless theyears we spent with you and leave the rest to God. You now sleep in abeautiful garden sheltered from sorrow and pain. And when life’s journeyhas ended, we know we shall meet you again.

Date: Monday 05 May 2014Time: 05:30pmVenue: Tongaat South Vishnu Temple

Your presence will be highly appreciated.Sadly missed and always remembered by your wife Saras,

your children, family and friends.

You and your family are invited tothe 3rd Month Memorial Serviceof the Late Mr Anniappen Nayageron the 4th May 2014 at 30 SastriCircle, Belvedere, Tongaatbetween 10:30am – 12:00pm.Family & friends are requested toplease accept this as a personalinvitation.

3RD MONTH MEMORIAL SERVICE

of the Late Mr Anniappen Nayager

Sadly missed by family & friends.

LATE MR ANNIAPPEN NAYAGER (RAJOO/STARGEE/ ZAMA ZAMA/ THATHA)

You and your family areinvited to the Thanks GivingService of the LateCaptain VeerasamyMunsamy (Ronnie) will be heldon the 3rd May 2014 from 5pm at his lateresidence 5 Kestrel Grove, Dawncrest, Verulam

Please accept this as a personal invitation.Your presences would be highly appreciated.

From his loving wife Sally, children Leon, Terenceand Darlene.

CAPTAINVEERASAMYMUNSAMY(RONNIE)

“Missing you always”

You never said I’m leaving, you never said Goodbye, you were gone be-fore we knew it and only God knows why. A million times we longed foryou, a million times we cried, if love alone could have saved you. Younever would have died.

In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you still, in our hearts we holda place that only you can fill. It broke our hearts to lose you but you didn’tgo alone, as part of us went with you. The day God took you home.

Forever missed by his Mum (Gonam Narain),only daughter Sandrika, sisters, brothers-in-law,nieces, nephews, family and friends.

OM SAI RAM

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

RAJENDRANARAIN(RICKY)

02/01/1967 – 05/05/2009

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THIRUNAVUKKARASAR (King of the tongue, Lord of language) alsoknown as Appa (Father), was a 7th century Saiva Tamil poet and saint.Having suffered the horrific tragedy of loosing both parents in his earlylife,ThirunavukkarasarconvertedfromSaivaismtoJainism.Muchlater

Thirunavukkarasar

Devotees urged to attendGuru Poojay

GRACE Aid believes it has brokenthe Guinness World Record for thegreatest number of people runninga 100m barefoot race.

A total of 1,159 people ran bare-foot on Saturday 5th April 2014 atthe Durban Growthpoint KingsPark outer fields in Durban.

Thecurrent record is529peopleat an attempt in the United ArabEmirates.

The event was held in celebra-tion of the 'OneDayWithout Shoes'initiative. Grace Church BallitocampuspastorD.J.Ewansaidmanyof theirparishioners tookpart,withthe childen having a ball.

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in life, after much suffering, he reverted toSaivaism.

Appa was the only one of the four saintsto visit the Shrine Thiru Kokaranam of theWestCoastofIndia,wherehesangwithutmostdevotion, 3056 stanzas of his great poetry.Hecomposed4900hymnsof10and11vers-

es.TheseversescanbesightedintheThirumu-rai and the Thevaram.All songs in theThevaramare sets of 10 and

are called Pathikams.Thirunavukkarasar was also known as a

spiritual giant of ancient Tamilnadu.Appa advocated a simple philosophy - live

simple,bybeingpiousandrelyonNamaShiva-ya as an ideal supreme God.

Appa's life is a lesson for all those workingon reviving Hinduism releasing it from theclutchesof self defeatingand false secularism.BeABoldHindu!Thatwashischiefphilosophy- we should over come shyness by singing hisfame aloud in temples.

The Verulam Cultural Co-ordinating Com-mittee, and its Affiliates, are proud to an-nouncethattheyareonceagaincommemorat-ing the life's work of Thirunavukkarasar byperforming a Guru Poojay to honor this greatpoet and saint on Sunday, 4May at the Cente-naryHall - 6TempleRoad,UmdlotiDriftVeru-lam at 7.45am.

The community is urged to attend.

WE HAD AIMED FOR 1000PEOPLE PARTICIPATING

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>>Vishwa Shakti’s presents SA’S biggest production yet Avataar, 10July to 13 July.We are looking for talented dancers to Audition for this epic production. Join our team and be part of the grand Bollywood style dances,all dressed up in beautiful imported costumes. From classic tomodern this is your chance to showcase your dancing talents.Contact Kamal Maharaj 082 9299 609 or Visesh Muthan 082 8520097 or office hours 032 945 4704.

>>The Vedanta Ashram Medical Camp will be held on the18th ofMay 2014 at the Seatides Combined School from 8am to 4pm.

>>A new and exciting local business and social directory is beingprepared exclusively for businesses, clubs, charity organisations, religious organisations, profiled individuals and informal business owners etc.For example recognised businesses, youth clubs, church societies, local home industries bakers, builders, plumbers etc.To be included, it is imperative that you register for this free serviceimmediately. Contact [email protected] with your name, address,business details and business telephone and email details in order toregister or for further information.

>>The Shree Veeraboga Emperumal Temple in a joint venture withthe Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society has commenced aHomework Centre At the SVET Premises.The Centre is open on Weekdays, Mon to Fri from 2pm to 5pm Contact Selochana Govender for more details – 032 945 1496/073 5491383.

>>Notice is hereby given that the Inaugural General Meeting of theSVET Women’s Forum will be held on Wednesday, 23 April commencing at 6.30pm at the SVET Cultural Centre. All Welcome!

>>The Gandhi's Hill Reunion Committee will host their boast cruise,day trip to Midlands Meander and many other activities.Their monthly meeting will take place on the second Tuesday of every month at Ganas Naidoo's residence in Mithanagar at 6.30pm. Formore information contact 084 812 7546.

>>Bhakti Marga will be conducting OM Healing free every Wednesdays and Fridays commencing at the following venues everyWednesday from 6.30pm at the Chinna Thirupathi VenkatesvaraDevasthanam (CTVD) in Belvedere and every Friday from 6.30pm atthe Gokhale Temple Hall.For details contact Vedavyasananda on 083 793 8780 [email protected].

>>Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir youth meeting held everyWednesday at 6.30pm. For more information on the event, contactRoxanne on 074 683 9090.

>>Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir hosts weekly Namahattaon Tuesdays and Sundays at 6.30pm and 6am respectively.Discourses are presented on holy scriptures by scholars.For more information contact Ramakanta Das (Rabi Singh) on 032552 4456 or 032 551 6846.

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THE Tongaat Child andFamily Welfare Societywishes to mentor andassist teenagers withinthe community. The society will be launching ayouth group for childrenbetween the ages of 12and 16yearsold. TheTCW Youth Group aimsto provide a means ofgetting young peopleinvolved in the community. The group will alsoengage in various selfdevelopment and exciting activities at nocost.

For more information contact coordinators Faheema Dawoodor Nobuntu Gamede on032 944 1514.

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FOLLOWING two hugely success-ful years, the award-winningTop Gear Festival is bolstering

its teamtoensure it delivers onehell ofan event for the third part of its trilogyin Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.

In a bid to create the best street cir-cuit yet, popular and respectedmotor-ingmedia personality,Marius Robertshas joined the Top Gear Festival Dur-ban teambringingwithhim theprom-ise of more motortainment than be-fore.

The bar is set high for the local self-proclaimed petrol head as previousTop Gear Festivals have seen the likesof Formula 1 stars and cars includingtwo-time World Drivers' ChampionMika Häkkinen, four-timeWorld Con-structors' Champions Infiniti Red BullRacing and their successful RB7 car,not to mention current title leadersMercedes AMG Petronas all take partin the motoring extravaganza.

Thelistofmotoringtalentcontinueswith legendary F1 driver DavidCoulthard and Queen of the Nürburg-ringSabineSchmitzwhohavealltakenaturnonthestreetcircuitineverythingfrom F1 and classic cars to more ab-surd vehicles such as tuk tuks and tax-is.

Roberts said of his appointment: "Iam a huge fan of Top Gear, a huge fanof cars and a huge fan of Durban, sowhen I got the call regarding the posi-tion of content manager for the TopGear Festival 2014 in Durbs, I didn'thave to give it much thought.

“Iplan tocombine thesepassions toput together thebest festival content todate.

“I'mnot saying it's going to be easy,after all, the festival has been incredi-bly successful over the past two years,but I am up for the challenge."

As anchor-presenter on SouthAfri-ca's first motoring channel, IgnitionTV,since2008andracingcompetitive-ly for the past four years in a variety ofrace series, Roberts has extensiveknowledge of the motoring industrywithin South Africa.

Combining this with his plans forthe festival, Roberts has already put inplace a new, enhanced and city-ap-provedDurban street circuit for 2014.

The new layout has additional ben-efits including taking the street circuitaction closer to spectators.

With the circuit looping back on it-selfalongBatteryRoad,thenewgrand-stand positions create a stadium feelaround the street circuit, allowingTopGear fans to get even more bang fortheir buck.

From the moment the sun rises onthe 21 and 22 June to the time the sunsets, therewillbenon-stopactionrightin front of them.

On track there is plenty for specta-tors to get excited about with morecompetitive racing action. The newestandmostexcitingactiontakestheformofanewtimeattackinvitational,where30 of South Africa's bravest drivers

take each other on in 30 of South Afri-ca's fastest cars. This high-octane en-tertainment is bound to have fans onthe edge of their seats this June.

In addition The Stig will be un-leashed in a variety of cars as he com-pletes power laps synonymous withtheTopGear televisionshows -alwaysa favourite with the crowds.

Expect a nail-biting, jaw droppingspectacle as the Porsche and Ferrari

drivers provide prize winners withtheir own doseof rip-roaringaction intrue Top Gear style.

Visitors are encouraged to bookearly to avoid missing out on the mostexciting event on this year's entertain-ment and motoring calendar.

For more information on ticketprices or to book visitwww.topgearfestivaldurban.co.za

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VA VA, VOOM>> New street spectacular for ‘Top Gear’

THE inaugural Four Elements OceanChallenge, where a small field of in-trepid athletes will swim seven kilo-metres along Durban’s iconic beach-front between Blue Lagoon and thenorthern Harbour Wall, takes placeon Saturday 3 May.

Theevent isbeingheldby thenon-profit company Four Elements Con-servation in honour of World OceansDay (8 June), and is aimed at raisingawareness and funds for the preser-vation of the ocean environment.

The gruelling ocean swim -whereall participants have been hand-se-lected to include Olympic, EnglishChannel, and other world–rankeddistance swimmers - is to be the focal

point of a fiveminute film thatwill bereleasedaspartoftheofficialcelebra-tions of the UN-designated WorldOceans Day celebrations on 8June.

FourElementsConservationNPCis the brainchild of young DurbanGirls College pupil Olivia Taylor (17),whose passion for the natural envi-ronment moved her to form the or-ganisation in 2012.

“Our objective is to support, com-municate and promote environmen-tal activities, including theprotection

and preservation of endangered,threatened or suffering creatures,”saidTaylor. “Humanity is threatenedbymass indifference, andwewant tohave a positive effect on our environ-mentbymobilisingpeopleandinspir-ing them to uphold our principle of‘Dive Deeper, Aim Higher, Fly Fur-ther”.

Otto Thaning, awell known SouthAfrican distance swimmer who hasswumtheEnglishChannel andStraitof Gibraltar, said,“Four Elements

NPC and the Ocean Challenge is a re-markable conservation concept.

“A concept that is often promotedat school and university graduationceremoniesextolsandencouragesef-forts to leave a better world for ourchildren. “Ihavealways thought thatwhatwe should be aiming for is leav-ing better children to look after ourworld, andFourElements is the epit-ome of such a philosophy,” addedThaning Speaking about the organi-sation, Taylor said, “The name ‘Four

Elements’ is inspired by Aristotle’soriginaltheoryoftheelements:water,earth, air and fire. For each element,a symbolic animal has been chosen,with the dire plight of sharks, rhino’sandbearded vultures representedbywater, earth and air.

“Arguably the most important ofthe elements is ‘fire’, which calls onthose of us with a burning passion tostand up for what you believe in andlet your voice be heard.

“Assuch,weendeavour toprovidea platform and advice for other like-mindedpeople(especiallyyoungpeo-ple), so that they too can have thecourage to light their own fires.”

All funds raised by Four ElementsConservation will be directly chan-nelled into the selected local marineenvironmental activities.

For more information, visitwww.fourelementsconserva-tion.org.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDurban Girls College pupil Olivia Taylor in her element.

Swimmersprepare forOceanChallenge

Durban Girls College pupil OliviaTaylor.

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All Stars and Maidstone (pic-tured) from Tongaat Local Foot-ball Association entered the Eas-ter tournament hosted byDurbanSouthFootballAssociationheld inMerewent.

With SABLeague teams also inthe groups of these two teams, itwas not going to be easy to over-come the stiff oppositions.

At the end of the group stage ofthe games, Maidstone toppedgroup1andAllStarsfinishsecondin group 2.

It was an Tongaat clash asMaidstone played All Stars in thequarter final 1 and quarter final 2saw Young Cavaliers play West-

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