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ACACIA Primary Early Act Club members recently joinedthe Verulam Environmental Organisation and EzemveloWildlifewhohostedthe29thannualInternationalCoastal

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THE city’s own internal auditcommittee has lambasted itsofficials for side-stepping the

tender processes.In a hard-hitting quarterly audit

report presented to the executivecouncil yesterday and looking at his-torical financialdata, it said “inmanyinstances”section36wasusedto“re-appoint existing service providers”based on themotivation that itwouldsave the city money.

“The committee noted the re-ap-pointment of professional consult-ants at rates it believes would havebeen reduced had the appointmentbeen subjected to a competitive bid-ding process.”

Itfoundinthe2012/2013financialyear, the city awarded 28%of its con-tracts—worthmorethanR1,7billion— without entering the tender proc-esses. Thiswas a 72% increase in theuse of the emergency tender over theprevious year.

While officials and councillorshave previously said they were at-tempting to “drastically reduce theuse of section 36” — a Municipal Fi-nance Management Act clause that

allows the tender process to be cir-cumventedundercertainspecialcon-ditions— the audit committee led bychairperson Sipho Nzuza said theyhad “instructed internal audit to re-view all awards … as it appears noncomplying suppliers are beingawarded work”.

“The section should also not beemployed in order to issue awards tonon-compliant suppliers.”

The audit report, whichwas final-ised in August, but only became pub-lic knowledge this week, comes afterthe public protector’s office an-nounced in September it would belaunching aprobe into all emergencytenders that the city had awarded in

a probe stretching as far back as2004. Earlier thismonth thecity’s in-tegrity and investigations unit alsoannounced it was investigating a cityemployee for swindling more thanR30 million in tenders during SouthAfrica’s hosting of the 2010 FifaWorld Cup obtained via emergencytenders.

The committee called for “all ex-pired contracts” extended by section36 not to be extended any further ex-cept for emergency procurement.

“Poor procurement planningwhich is hidden behind ‘impracticalto follow procurement processes’shouldnotbeaffordedtheopportuni-ty to flourish,” said the committee.

Audit report blasts officials>> Tender processes using section 36 called into question yet again

DURBANtycoonJaySinghhasdeniedreceivinganyfundsfromgovernmenttowards the construction of the col-lapsed Tongaat Mall.

Singh was responding to a state-ment made by Human SettlementsDepartmentMinisterLindiwe Sisuluthat themallwaspartly fundedbyherdepartment.Singhisnowdemandingthat Sisulu apologise for her com-ments about the mall.

Two people died and 29 were in-

jured when part of the mall, whichwasbeingconstructedallegedlywith-out plans, collapsed last November.

Speaking through his spokesper-son,PastorMervinReddy,Singhsaid,“Icancategoricallystate that theTon-gaatMall was never partly funded bythe department of Human Settle-ments as stated by Minister Lindi-we Sisulu in an interview with themedia recently.”

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AN alleged poacher was re-leased by police after beingcaught with a dead duiker.

On Wednesday Reaction UnitSouth Africa (Rusa) headed by PremBalram was notified by a Tongaatfarmer that a man was pushing awheelbarrow loaded with a duiker.

“He informed officers that whilesearching for firewood he cameacross the dead animal and decidedto take it home,” Balram said.

“The suspect eventually agreed toshowtheofficerswherehehad foundthe duiker and took them to a locationcontaining snares.

“Thesnaresareusedbypoacherstotrap animals and they are usuallystrangled to death,” he added.

Balramsaid thatRusamembersre-moved the traps and detained the sus-pect.

“He was handed over to the SouthAfrican Police for further investiga-

tion,” he said.SAPSspokespersonThulaniZwane

said that the suspect was not charged.“No casewasopened, themanwas re-leased on a warning,” he said.

Wheelbarrow poacherfreed with warning

The manwho wasfound carting a duikerin a wheelbarrow.PHOTO: RE-ACTION UNITSOUITH AFRI-CA

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A HOUSE break-in suspect was ar-rested in Ottawa, Verulam, after hewaschasedseveralkilometresbyres-idents in the area.

According to Reaction Unit SouthAfrica’s head Prem Balram, they re-ceived a call fromamember of publicstating that a suspectwas attemptingtobreakintoahomeinHeathrowAve-nue.

“Members of the community spot-ted the crime in progress and at-tempted to apprehend the suspectwho had fled the residence in the di-rection of Kissoon Road.

“The suspect jumped over severalfences and eventually got trapped in aproperty with high boundary walls.

“Reaction Unit officers responded

tothesceneandpulledthesuspectoverthe boundary wall.

“The suspect was placed under ar-

rest and removed from the scene asseveralhomeowners threatened toas-sault him,” said Balram.

ReactionUnit officersapprehendthe suspectat thescene withresidentslooking on.

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THE South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) on behalf ofthe banks is currently on an awarenessdrive to warn bank customers of numerous bankrelated crime scams aswe approach the festive season.

“We want to warn customers to bevigilant during the festive season, especially around scams that promiseyou huge returns with minimal effort”said SABRIC CEO, Kalyani Pillay.

Among the scams that the bankingindustry warn about are the “depositand refund” scams, fraudulent requests to change bank account detailsand advance fee scams.

The deposit and refund scam involves criminals ordering goods or services from a business or individual andthen paying money into the victim’sbank account, mostly by depositing afraudulent cheque.

Sometimes, proof of payment isfabricated to create the impressionthat the deposit was made in cash.

Following this they send the ‘proofof payment’ to the business or individual and then the goods are released tothe criminal.

Alternatively they cancel the orderand request an urgent refund of thefunds made.

The bank will then process thecheque and discover that the chequeis fraudulent and reverse the credit onthe victim’s bank account, or discoverthat no deposit was made at all.

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KAVEEL SINGH

THE Zamakhoule and greater Emo-na community who brought TongaatCBD to a standstill a few weeks agowill have to wait for electricity con-nections.

Ward councillor Michael Abra-hamtold theWeekly that the commu-nity had a pending housing projectand would be given electricity

through this.Abrahamsaidwhenheattempted

to explain this to the community at apublic meeting he was threatenedand had to leave.

“Wearesimplysayingtothemthatthis will happen. They just have towait a short while.

“Like I have said to them and inpublic before three contractors havebeen appointed after a Bid Adjudica-

tion Committee meeting was held.The wheels are rolling,” said thecouncillor.

Abraham said more checks werein place after theManase Report wasrevealed.

“We want everything to be aboveboard.”

Abraham also said he would notrepresent the over 20 communitymembers who were arrested for

damaging property and public vio-lence at the protest.

“I have been instructed by thespeakerofcouncilLogieNaidoo tore-frain from this because it is an obvi-ous conflict of interest,” said Abra-ham.

They will appear at the VerulamMagistrate’s Court again on 18 No-vember.

The residents took to the streets

following thedeathof twoyoungmenearlier in the month who were elec-trocuted due to illegal electricity con-nections in the area.

This led themajority of theEmonacommunity to take to the TongaatCBD protesting about the lack ofservice delivery.

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RAISA SOODYAL

SECURITY officers retrieved a py-thonfromavillage lastweek—toprotect the snake, rather than

residents.In a five-hour battle Reaction Unit

SouthAfrica (Rusa)membersandpro-fessionial snake catcher LeeNaidoofromVerulamSnakesandCrit-ter Removals pulled a 3,5-metre Afri-can Rock Python from under a rockoutside Verulam.

The drama unfolded when mem-bers of Reaction Unit South Africa,headed by Prem Balram, were calledoutafter numerouscalls tothecontrol-ler on duty.

“Residents said a giant snakehad been spotted in the area whichthey believed was responsible formissing livestock and which poseda threat to children in the area,” saidBalram.

“The controller was further in-formed that the community intendedto kill the snake.”

When officers arrived at the scenethey found around 200 people sur-rounding a huge rock.

“Officers found that the communityhadweaponsandhadstrewnabout20chicken eggs around the entrance of ahuge rock in an attempt to lure thesnake out,” he said.

Percy Sewpersad ofMaverick PlantHire sent two cranes to shift rocks asthe snake was wedged betweenthem.

Naidoowasapplaudedashepulledthe snake out from under the rock.

“She [the snake] is in the process ofshedding so she is quite docile rightnow, but she is secure and warm in aplace of safety in my home.

“I think shewas scaredbecause thecrowd was so big and with the vibra-tions on the ground, she was aware ofthe people around her,” Naidoo said.

Ezemvelo Wildlife was called in tofind a new home for the snake.

“They will have the final say on

where the snake will be released, butit is with me for now,” he added.

Naidoo said the African Rock Py-thon needed to be preserved.

“I am suprised it got around for solong undetected.

“Thebest thingpeople cando is callus if they see a snake, any snake, andmake sure they knowwhere it is at alltimes.”

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After fourhours LeeNaidoogets hishands onthepythonand pullsher out.PHOTOS:REACTIONUNITSOUTHAFRICA

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Umdloti’s lifeguard tower to be demolished>> Hopes that new lifeguard building will be rebuilt soon as two beaches at Umdloti are under BlueFlag pilot statusDEBI BLAKE

THE neglected lifeguard tower andablution facilities in Umdloti are to bedemolished.

The executive committee of eThekwiniMunicipalityrecommendedinameetingon21OctoberthatthedemolitiontakeplaceandthatR300 000 be set aside for the demolition andrubble removal.

Thematterhasbeen set downon the coun-cil agenda for 30October for the full council toratify the Exco’s recommendations.

The building has been deteriorating formonths, drawing a public outcry from theUmdloti community.

There was alarm that loose glass and alu-miniumwindowframesonthetopfloorwouldinjure passersby if they fell to the ground.

Therecentgale-forcewindshasexacerbat-ed the situation.

Councillor Geoff Pullan agreed with thecommunity: “The building is not safe, eitherfor occupiers or for people passing by.

“The municipality has removed the looseglass and aluminium on the top floor.

“A porta-cabin has also been placed at thesite for the lifeguards and their equipment,[until the lifeguard building is replaced], toserve the tidal pool.

“I have not yet seen an allocation or votefor the new building,” Pullan told theWeekly.

The councillor said he hopes the newlifeguard building would be rebuilt soonas the two beaches at Umdloti are stillunder pilot status for Blue-Flag accredita-tion.

The top windows of Umdloti’s lifeguard tower have already been removed out and a portacabin has been placed onsite for the lifeguards’ use.PHOTO: GEOFF PULLAN

LOCAL councillor Brian Jayana-than, a recent cancer survivor, vis-ited Celrose Clothing in Tongaat toexpresss his thanks and apprecia-tion on behalf of the Cansa Associa-tion of SA for cancer awarenessprogrammes.

“The commitment of the directorof Celrose, John Comley, who holdsthe heart of people in Tongaat

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iLembe - a renewableenergy hub>> Business urged to ‘think before they invest’ in renewable energyopportunity

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THE ILEMBE district has beenidentifiedasarenewable ener-gy hubforKwaZulu-Natal.The

industry surrounding the venture issaid topotentially create jobs andop-portunities for business owners.

At a networking breakfast for in-terestedparties at theSaltRockHotelon Friday, representatives from theDepartment of Economic Develop-ment, Tourism and EnvironmentalAffairs (EDTEA) and company ArupEnergyConsulting,whohaddone re-search in the area, spoke on themat-ter. Enterprise iLembe acting CEOZakhele Gumede provided back-ground to the project.

He said industrial economic hubswerebeingallocated to variousareasacross the country with renewableenergy being stationed locally.

“It isabout creatinganareawherethemanufactureofrenewableenergyequipment canbemanufactured andtocreatesustainableenergyprojects.We encourage the business sector toinvest in this project,” said Gumede.

EDTEA project manager Moroa-sereme Ntsoane explained the mainbranches of the greater project alsoincluded sectors of tourism, localmaritime activity, the King Shaka In-ternational Airport and budding

aerotropolis and environmentalmanagement.

He said the total cost of the renew-able energy hub is R150 million andit would create about 4 000 jobs.

“The aim of the greater project isto industrialise and modernise oureconomy.Wewanttospreadeconom-ic development outside the main ar-eas in the province – Durban, Pieter-maritzburg and Richards Bay. Theaimisalso to respond to thechalleng-es facing the global economy and ad-dress issues of inequities.

“To do this, we foresee creatingclustersofcompaniesthatcandelivermore together than alone – that cancreate linkages to bring their costsdown,” said Ntsoane.

He said the renewable energy as-pectwouldalsoaimtoalleviatepover-ty, attract investment in green indus-try goodsand services andpromoteahigh-growth industry. It seeks to util-isesustainablenaturalresourcesandpromote energy efficiency, amongstothers.

ArupEnergyConsulting’sAndrewBowden presented the research thatthe company has done into creatingrenewableenergysystemsiniLembe.

Hesaidvariousconceptshadbeenexplored, suchas solar energy, hydropowerandbiomass,with this last be-ing the most viable due to the sugarcane industry.

“There is not enough solar energypotential to support the area on alarge scale, but it would work on asmall scale,” said Bowden.

He said hydro energy had beenlooked into extensively, with the in-land site of Jameson’s Drift inlandalong the Tugela River being promis-ing .

The site could produce 31MWat alow cost. TheMvoti River would onlyprovide 3.5MW at a high cost.

In terms of biomass, Bowden saidthe Sugar Association SA estimatedthe industry had the potential to gen-erate 712MW, creating 38 000 jobs.

This would involve the burning ofbagasse,asugarprocessingby-prod-uct.BowdensaidCO2emissionsfromtheprocesswereminimal tonone.Hesaid industry leadersarealso lookingelectricity production, with some al-ready exporting the resource. In2012/2013 Tongaat-Hulett generat-ed 427GWh, said Bowden.

“Tongaat-Hulett is aiming to startexporting electricity from their twoNorthernplants-FelixtonandAmati-kulu - within next two years and willbe considering their other mills (in-cluding Darnall) thereafter,” saidBowden.

He said having the Darnall andGledhow mills nearby make thescheme ideal.

ILembe Chamber of CommerceCEO Cobus Oelofse said while the re-newable energyprojectwas exciting,potential investors and governmentmust be realistic.

“Intensive research needs to bedone before this can go ahead. Noneof ourFETcollegesoffer jobs thatwillenable jobseekerswith theskills theyneedtowork intherenewableenergyindustry and this needs to be ex-plored. There are also a number ofbusinessblocksstandingemptyatthemoment. We need to look at makinguse of these before building more fa-cilities,” said Oelofse.

Ntsoanesaidtheproject isnot ‘justa pipe-dream’, and that it will hap-pen.

Enterprise iLembeacting CEO ZakheleGumede, Arup EnergyConsulting’s AndrewBowden, EnterpriseiLembe’s Cheryl Peters, EDTEA projectmanager Moroasereme Ntsoane andiLembe Chamber ofCommerce CEO Cobus Oelofse.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The existence ofa numberof millsand vastareas ofsugarcane (denoted inred)makesbiomass aviable renewableenergyoption foriLembe.

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BUFFELSDALE Primary School’sSoul Buddyz Club held a success-ful childhood cancer awarenessfundraiser on 18 October.

The “buddyz” hosted the eventto implement “responsibility andaction” by choosing to stand up tocancer.

Keynote speakers were Dr.Zhinelle Pillay andDr. ThenushkaJogi.

Dr Jogi highlighted the effectsof childhood cancer of the eye,retinoblastoma, a malignant tu-mour of the retina that usually de-velops in children and if detectedearly, is curable.

Dr Pillay informed the audi-ence about the high rate of child-hood cancer.

Sandra Govender, gave an ac-

count of her experiences and howshe overcame cancer. The audi-ence were moved emotionally byperformances of songs on cancerand dance by the Buddyz.

Around R10 000 has been col-lected and the proceeds of thisfundraiser is to be donated to Or-bis Africa, a non-profit organisa-tion,committedtoraisingfundstopurchase Ret Cam, sight savingmachines that detects cancer ofthe eye at an early stage.

Premi Naidu, facilitator of theBuffelsdale Soul Buddyz Club,commendedher club for standingup to cancer and raising thismag-nanimous amount.

Some of the event attendees aswell as guests.

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HISdesirewas tobecomeamo-tor mechanic, but God had agreater destiny for Ronnie

Naidoo –one thatwould catapult himtobecomeoneofthemostremarkableleaders to emerge in the 1970s.

Emanating from humble begin-nings, Apostle Ronnie Naidoo wasborn on 31 August 1955 in Tugela.

At the tender age of 17, he said hedecided that he had to obey the voiceof God.

Even though his parents felt hewas too young to leave the comfortsofhishomeandembarkintoministry,they released him with their bless-ing.

In 1975, Naidoo enrolled as a stu-dent at the Durban Bible College inMerebank after which he acceptedthe call to full time ministry at AFMChurch in Merebank.

It was during this time thathe met his wife, Shirley, whowas then actively involved in the

Sunday School and youth depart-ments.

The couple were also part of thechoir ministry, where Shirley’s dadwasthemusicteacherandchoirmas-ter at the church.

In1977,he travelledby train fromDurban to Tongaat and when hesteppedonto theplatformatTongaat,allhehadwasaBible inonehandanda suit hanger in the other.

Thiswas thebeginning of aminis-try that never sawhim lose his visionfor Tongaat.

In 1979, Ronnie and Shirley mar-ried at Darnall and officially beganpastoring in Tongaat.

Fromhomestogarages,theminis-try grew and the church eventuallypurchasedtheoldCatholicChurchonHigh Street.

Naidoobegantoexpandhisminis-try and started lecturing at the Cove-nantBibleCollege inDurban,whileatthe same time shepherding the Ton-

gaat congregation.In1986,hebecamethefirstIndian

principal of the college.In 1985, he also became modera-

toroftheIndianSectionofthethenra-cially divided Church.

During these years, Ronnie relin-quishedhispositionatTongaat,butin1992, he returned again as their full-time pastor.

He had a vision to build a 5000-seater “CelebrationCentre” andwithmuch prayer, sacrificial giving andseveral donations, a magnificentchurch – the largest on the NorthCoast – was officially opened in De-cember 2003.

Starting as a feeding scheme, thestory of theHavenof Rest is an amaz-ingoneasitmeetsthesocialandphys-ical needs of thousands of people inthe area.

Haven of Rest was bought in De-cember 2000.

Sincethen,RonnieandShirleyand

thededicated and committed teamofworkershaveworked tirelessly to es-tablish a centre that caters for thephysical, emotional and spiritualneeds of the disadvantaged commu-nity.

Naidoo Ronnie, acknowledged asan apostle by all who had experi-enced the fruit o f his ministry,has not just concentrated on his owntown.

In true apostolic fashion, hehelped plant churches in the Fiji Is-lands,PakistanandIndiawhilebuild-ing four orphanages in Malawi for100 children.

The local church has outreachesin Emona, Greylands, New Glasgowand also released outreaches inEtete, Shakaskraal and Centurion.

He has placed more than 300Bible school graduates in ministryand has a network in the countrywith over 40 pastors relating tohim.

Pastor Ronnie Naidoo and his wifeShirley.

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onradioandprint, andweseemtobeonlyconcentratingongrade12pupilsat what seems to be the 11th hour.

What does this say to us andwhateffect does it have on the pupils?

Iwasamatricpupil in2008andforthe most of us, there is nothing moredifficult.Weused tobe told thatgrade11wasthetoughestgradeandthisre-sultedinthegradebeingcalledmatric1 and grade 12, downgraded tomat-ric 2.0. One does not understand the“truth” behind the statement untilone is overcomeby the fear of receiv-ingone's report cardonD-dayonly towait six hours and remain the lastclass in the whole school to get theirresults and fail..

Yup, I failedgrade11withamath-ematicsmarkofastaggering18%,butinsteadofbeingsentback tomatric1,I gotparole in the formof “condoned”(the grey area between “pass” and“fail”and theepitomeof thestandardof education in South Africa). Any-way, I got away with murder and“snuckinto”matric2onthebasisthat

Iwasdisadvantagedby the teachers’strike of 2007 that lasted six weeks.

Iseriouslysuckedinmathsandnoamountof last-minutecatch-uppro-grammewould have likely savedmyass. Over the years, I have noticedhowthefocusofmatric2has intensi-fied and wondered if this is a goodthing. First of all, I found that thestandard of grade12has “changed,”and not for the good, I think.

WhileIwasterribleinmaths,Iwasnot so bad at science and usually en-joyedgoingretroonthesciencebooksI read. Inoticedduringonevisit at thelibrary that the biology (life sciences)textbookprescribed for grade12hadtheaboutthesamecontentasanolder(by give-or-take five years) pre-scribed for grade 10.

If you look at the books for othersubjects you will also notice thistrend. It seems that in an effort to in-creasethe“passrate” ingrade12, thegovernment has not only turned“30%” to a pass, but it has madethings “easier” for matrics. Thatsounds like a conspiracy theory, Iknow, but if I am somehow "neutral-ised" in the near future, please look-out for chalkmarks and leather-jack-et residue at the scene of the crime,#justSaying.

What I have noticed in my town-ship are the high schools’ obsessiveattempts at getting 100% pass-rates.My problem is that extra classes arenow being conducted all of a suddenwhere pupils aremade to attend “ex-tra classes” on top of the two extrahours added to the school day. Theseextra classes suddenly spur just a few

weeks before the final exams.Are high school principals sud-

denly shocked by the advent of “TheFinal Exams”, jolting them into rapidaction to “catch-up”? Why are wehaving Saturday classes only now asopposed to the eight months ofschool? Did we not know the examswere coming?

Being a part-time tutor for high-school pupils, I am familiar with thefrustration of grade 12 pupils scram-bling for revisions and a plethora of“extra classes” they are being forcedto attend. In my own experience,many teachersare too lazy tokeepupwith the (now reduced) science andmaths syllabi and these extra classesseem tobe11thhour efforts at cover-ing for this.

The pupils are the victims. Right?No, some are just as lazy (I’ve been asuper lazy pupil myself, so I know). Ihave noticed how some pupils havequestions that should have been an-swered by teachers, questions thatleavemeasking“whathavetheybeenteaching you the whole year?” and“what have you been doing in classwhile the teacherwas teachingyou?”

It looks all doom-and-gloom rightnow and I am yapping about a prob-lem I have not put forward a solutionto try fix. Idonotknow,perhapsread-ers may have a few pointers. Rightnow, I really hate seeing my sisterhaving tomake arrangements to findaccommodation closer to her schoolbecause they decided the grade 12pupilsneedtohaveextraclassesfrom4pmto7pm,justtwoweeksbeforethebeginning of the final exams.

‘No pressure, my *ss’

Move over, MaslowABOUT a million years ago, some guynamed Maslow, who had way too muchtime on his hands, put together a triangularhierarchy of needs, detailing what hethought were the most essential things forpeople to be in possession of.

Ever since, high school and universitystudents around the world have been falling asleep in lessons and lectures while theteacher, as bored as his or her subjects,drones on about this hierarchy.

The soporific effect of Maslow has evenbeen felt in examinations, where studentshave failed courses due to falling asleep inpapers which included questions aboutMaslow and his blasted hierarchy.

So, to sum up this hierarchy so quicklythat you won't have time to fall asleep,Maslow states that the first level of needspertains to physiological matters. Food. Air.Excretion. Sleep.

In other words, the basic elements required to not be dead.

His second level of needs relates to secu

rity needs: a job, health and property.The third deals with love and belonging.By rights, Maslow should get a mention

in the credits of every gooey chick flickever made.

On level four, getting to the stuff thatMaslow thinks only the elite reach, sitsthings like self confidence and earningthe respect of others.

On the fifth level is the lofty notion ofselfactualisation, a word not spoken outside the halls of academia since 1850.

This encompasses traits like morality,creativity, and the ability to be nonjudgmental.

Here are the problems I have withMaslow: his ideas are poncy and outdated,andhavenoresonancewiththe21stcentury.

Most of all, I take exception to Maslow'sbelief that one cannot reach level two untilyou > have level one wrapped up, and so on.

To my nonacademic brain, this impliesthat no homeless person can be creative;that no unemployed person can have moralscruples, and that insomniacs can never fallin love.

Also, as a person who relies upon my creativity (level five) for my bread and butter(level one), I assure you that my bodily functions are all in order.

In 21st century South Africa, in whicheach economic recession is worse than thelast; each president more corrupt than hispredecessor and where everything is uncertain, does one ever permanently move pastlevel one?

Or does one cling to the attributes of levels two to five in order to sustain level one?

Here's how, in my opinion, a 21st centurylist of needs looks.

There are no levels, because all are as imperative to truly living as the next:

oxygen (as pollutionfree as possible);a roof over our head (brick and mortar

for the fortunate such as myself);friends (to provide a roof when one's

own is taken away by the bank);a passion and a purpose (without this

there is little point to getting out of bed),selfconfidence (or at least the ability tofake it, because nobody likes or employs awallflower), and laughter (because withoutthis, breathing is futile).

DURING the course of the Pistoriuscase, I have often wondered wherethe ANCWL and Jacob Zuma wereduringthetrialofLeighMatthewstosympathise with her family as wellasall thewomenwhoaremurderedin this country almost daily.

There are no ANCWL people inthe courts with the bereaved fami-

lies and no Zuma contradicting thejudge’s decisions.

It is only now, because Pistoriusis a high-profile case, and there ismediaandTVcoverageworldwide,that they are visible.

What a bunch of hypocrites.

Eloise

Oscar trial and hypocrisy

I DO talks at schools, encouragingteenstomaketherightchoicesinlifewhen it comes to choosing friends,smoking,drugs,alcoholabuse,bul-lying and pornography.

When it comes to pornography,our children have access to the in-ternet on their cellphones, orfriend'scellphone,aswellasthetra-ditional magazines, strippers andDVDs.

Inmy talks I stress how easy it isto become a porn addict, and howdegrading it is to women to be seenpurely as a sexual being.

By indulging in porn, one is sup-porting the industry, and in mostcases, making immoral peoplewealthy, at theexpenseof thedigni-ty and respect of women.

Most men, driven by testoster-one,haveaweakness for the trapofpornography, and unfortunately,porn is made light of at times, andnot seen for the dangerous addic-tion it is.

When our children learn thattheir parents indulge in porn-ography, it makes the practice al-mostacceptable,oratleast“notthatbad?

After all, if my parent(s) watchporn, how bad can it really be, justharmless fun, surely?”

Here is a challenge to all thosewho might relate to this letter...

Let's set the example to our chil-dren, and make our homes “pornfree”, as much as we possibly can.

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A DURBAN man has had a tasteof Hollywood and is hungry formore.

ZahirBassa (28), a radiopersonali-ty and photographer from Sherwood,made his first appearance on televi-sion this month.

He featured in the Emmy Award-winning seriesHomeland,which airson Thursday evenings on M-Net.

“This has been a childhood dreamcome true for me,” he said.

Bassa landed the role of Qadir, asecret agent working for the CentralIntelligence Agency in Pakistan.

“At first I wasn’t sure what I wasauditioning for, but I did what theyasked of me and thereafter sent a fewmore recordings to the casting direc-tor,” he said.

Hesaidattheauditionhewasaskedif he had ever grown a beard and if hecould speak Urdu.

“Ihadn’tevergrownabeardbefore

this and I had to learn a little moreUrdu,” he said.

Bassa had to fly between CapeTown, where Homeland was beingshot,andDurbanfromJune untilSep-tember.

“I was signed up for four episodesand two have since aired,” he said.

Bassa said his agent Sasha Nirmuland Angela Val Verde, his actingcoach, helped him immensely withmaking Homeland a reality.

He saidhe enjoyed seeing theworkdone behind the scenes on the Homeland set.

Bassa said he gave up his career asa chiropractitioner after five years toembark on his passion for film.

“I came fromahomewheremysib-lings went into medicine and openedbusinesses, but I always wanted to gointo the film industry.

“At the hospital I watched a persondieandIknewmedicinewasnotformeand took a course in motion pictureproduction,” he said.

He said the road was not easy andhe had to prove himself to hisparents.

“My parents are very supportive ofme and are happy about my success-es,” said Bassa.

He is currently working on twoscreenplays which he is expectingwill go into production next year.

PHOTO: IAN CARBUTTZahir Bassa landed a role in the Hollywood series ‘Homeland’.

Landing a home hit>> Durban actor secures a small part in TV series ‘Homeland’

WORLD-RENOWNED nutritionistPatrick Holford spoke on optimumwellness at the Hotel Izulu recently,organised by Hirsch.

One of the most researched top-ics on Google is “health” andHirsch promotes wellness and wasdelighted to join forces with Hol-ford’s PR team, Urban House Me-dia, to host Holford.

Miele and Bosch gave demon-strations on a variety of health-in-ducing products at the event.

Also on the subject of wellness,Earth Watch’s Kerry Dell spokeabout the “wellness (or lack there-of) of the planet” and integratedhealth practitioner, Dr. HenniePalm, who has been giving well-ness talks to Hirsch staff and whohas held popular age managementtalks at branches – gave the vote ofthanks.

Holford recommends that peopleeat low GI (his latest book focuseson this) food, beans, greens, seeds,oily fish, fruit, especially berries (goeasy on bananas).

—Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNutritionist Patrick Holford

Renownednutritionistspeaks in Ballito

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THE KZN Science Centre has ap-pointedMandlaMkhwanazi dep-uty chairman of the KZN ScienceCentre.

Mkhwanazi, in an advisoryrole to the centre, will be lookingto maximise and maintain thepopularity and efficacy enjoyedby the fast-growing educationalfacility.

"Having excellent insight inthe corporate world with manyyears of experience, Mkhwanaziwill be influential in accomplish-ingandaugmenting thevisionwe

have as a leading educationalNPO.

“We are very thankful and ap-preciative of the energy and out-look that Mandla will be bringingtoourorganisation,”saidCandicePotgieter,chiefexecutiveofficeratthe centre.

Mkhwanazi is the group chiefprocess officer for Business Pro-cess Management Excellence atTransnet SOC Limited.

He has extensive experienceranging from IT, internationalbusiness consulting, businessprocess improvement, logistics,mining, finance and auditing -

working in South Africa, the UK,Germany and Denmark.

He also holds a B.Compt(honours) andMaster's degree inbusiness leadership (MBL) andhas professional membershipswith theSouthAfrican InstituteofCharted Accountants, AGA (SA),CIO Council of South Africa, Afri-can SAP User Group, GartnerExecutive Programmes andGartner SAP Best PracticeCouncil.

The KZN Science Centre willharness Mkhwanazi's potential,with Potgieter saying that this al-lows more specialised advice interms of fulfilling the goals of TheKZN Science Centre as a leadingNPO.

Mandla Mkhwanazi.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

New KZN Science Centredeputy chair appointed

THE Hindi Shiksha Sangh and RadioHindvani and Flash Entertainers will hold afundraising concert on Saturday 1 Novemberat the Siva Sungum Hall at 7pm.

Formed in 1948, the Hindi ShikshaSangh is a non-profit organisation which isinvolved in promoting the Hindi languageand North Indian culture in South Africa.

The Sangh is hosting the fundraiser inconjunction with Flash Entertainers in orderto supplement the organisation.

Flash Entertainers will perform itsauthentic and unique flavour of Nagara andChutney music which has become sopopular in South Africa and made them ahousehold name.

Cultural director at the Hindi ShikshaSangh Rajend Ramkhelawan said: “Thispromises to be an exhilarating and enjoyable

along and be part of the fun and excite-ment.”

Patrons will also have a chance to meetRadio Hindvani presenters.

Tickets cost R40 each and are availablefrom Chandini Travel, Mystic Boutiqueand Raymen’s Supermarket.

— Supplied.

‘Flashing’ fundraiser

event which is notto be missed.

“Take your family

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The Pillay Familywould like to cordially inviteall our family and friendsto join us in celebrating thelife of our dear father and

husband

Date : 8 November 2014Time : 15:00Venue: Shakaskraal Primary

School Hall

To our loving father, husbandSunny Pillay

This year marks 10 years sinceyou have left us

There are no wordsto describe how

important you were to us,and what a powerfulinfluence you willcontinue to be........

We love you always and forever

We humbly request yourpresence at the

Date: 2 November 2014Time: 10:30 - 11:30

Venue: V. Moonsamy hallBuffelsdale, Tongaat

Your presence will beappreciated

of the late

Muniamma Gounder

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Mum, we won’t immortalize you in the starsbecause they fade away. We won’t rememberyou with a poem for it will be forgotten one day.We will just keep you safe in our hearts so thatyou are with us in everyway. We miss u.

You and your family are lovingly invited tothe 15th & 16th Day Ceremony onThursday 06 November 2014 &Friday 07 November 2014 at

Tongaat South Vishnu Temple HallSupper will be served from 5:30 pm,

service will follow at 7pm.

The Govender family would like to sincerelythank family & friends for their heartfelt

support in our time of grief.

MRSMUNIAMMAGOVENDER

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Beauty queen preserves KZN wildlife>> Ballito beauty helps wounded animals have a second chance

BALLITO'S Brooke Haslam,Miss Junior Teen South Africa2014, has enthusiastically

come on board in support of the Un-der An African Sky 2015 calendarcampaign.

The project is being held in con-junctionwith theCentre forRehabili-tation ofWildlife (CROW) to help pre-serve wildlife in KwaZulu-Natal.

Passionateabout thepreservationof wildlife, the beauty queen is eagerto see the community come togetherand stand up for the welfare of ani-mals.

“Animals deserve their full right ofsurvival. As cruelty to animals is onthe increase, we need to support ani-mal welfare organisations in helpingthosewoundedanimals tohaveasec-ond chance at life.

“This is why I have chosen to help

out as much as I can towards sellingthe “Under An African Sky” calen-dars, as every cent raised will go to-wards looking after the wellbeing ofour animals,” said Haslam.

As KwaZulu-Natal’s only wildliferehabilitation centre that is regis-tered toworkwith all wild animals indistress, CROWassists over 3 000 in-jured and orphaned animals acrossKwaZulu-Natal every year.

Under An African Sky has part-nered with CROW yet again to createanotherhighlyacclaimedlimitededi-tion calendar.

The calendar will be distributedworldwide in an effort to raise fundsfor animal welfare.

By purchasing one of these exclu-sive calendars youwill beable tohelpCROW raise funds for the rescue, re-habilitation and release of orphaned

and injured wildlife.The 2015 “Born Free” calendar

canbepurchasedasawallordeskcal-endar.

The wall calendar includes 12high-gloss A2 pages of professionalwildlife images, presented in an ele-gant gift box, selling for R170, whilethe desk calendar includes the samewildlife images on 12 matt-finish14cm pages, presented in a clear du-alcase cover, selling for R50.

Showyoursupport foranimalwel-fare by purchasing one of these limit-ed edition calendars todayby visitingwww.underanafricansky.co.za.

Formore about the project’s com-petitions and giveaways “like” theUnder An African Sky at www.face-book.com/UnderAnAfricanSky andfollow them on Twitter @UAAS_Cal-endar.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBrooke Haslam, Miss Junior Teen South Africa 2014, proudly promoting the2015 “Born Free” calendar as Under An African Sky’s official ambassador,with Speedy the tortoise from CROW.

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IN November uShaka Marine World will re-verberatewiththerhythmicsoundsofAfricandrums as over 60 dance troupes perform theIndlamu and Ingoma - the traditional dancemost often associated with Zulu culture andbasedonwarriorwardances-whentheannu-al uShakaMarineWorld ZuluDance Champi-onships inassociationwith theDepartmentofArts and Culture gets underway.

This exciting competition welcomes thou-sandsofdancerswhowillcompeteeachSatur-day inNovember (1, 8, 15 and22) and is opento all members of the public who are sure toenjoy this dance spectacle.

Registration for each event is 9amwith theshowsstartingat10am.Only the10 topdancetroupeswill be singled out to participate in anexciting final on Sunday, 30 November.

FirstprizeisR10000cash,afloatingtrophyandaR600000guaranteedworking contractfrom December 2014 to December 2015.

The second and third placed troupes will

Catch Zulu dancing at uShaka

THE SA Taxi Foundation Art Award drivesgrowth of visual arts in South Africa.

The work of emerging artists will betaken to the streets in the form of minibustaxis, making art accessible to all.

The SA Taxi Foundation, the socioeconomicarmofSATaxi,theminibustaxi’sonly specialist financer and one of South Africa’s few certified developmental creditproviders, has launched an art awardaimed specifically at nurturing the development of emerging artists and providingthe broader community with access to thevisual arts.

“During the past several years at SATaxi, we have made a point of acquiring theworks of South African artists that represent the social and cultural milieu in whichthe taxi industry operates,” said SA Taxifoundation director, Kalnisha Singh.

The SA Taxi Foundation Art Award willrecognise an exceptional work of art in anymedium by an artist older than 21 yearswho has not yet had a solo exhibition.

Entrants must produce an original workinformed by the idea of ‘destination’.

They must then interpret this artworkfor the design of wraparound decal on a

minibus taxi.Singh says that, while most art competi

tions focus exclusively on the quality of theartwork submitted, the SA Taxi Foundation chose to have the adjudicators for itsaward look at both the original artworkand the success of the interpreted designbecause many artists and creatives findemployment through commissioned workand in advertising and marketing agencies.

“In both cases, the ability to interpreta client’s brief is essential,” said Singh.

The work of the SA Taxi Foundation Art

Award winner and five finalists will be displayed as decals on ten taxis per work fora period of six months.

Sixty taxis will therefore function asmobile galleries, taking art to thepeople.

SA Taxi finances 23 000 of South Africa’s 200 000 minibus taxis and, therefore,can provide access for the artists whosework will be displayed to 40% of the country’s commuter population.

Each of the six winners will receive prizes worth in excess of R600 000 each, including a portion in cash.

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receive cash prizesofR8000andR5000respectively.

"This event isunique and onlyhappens at uShakaMarine World. Itstarted 10 years agoand has given per-formers a fantasticopportunity to de-velop this special artform and share itwith both local andinternational visi-tors. Each perfor-mance is amemora-ble cultural experi-ence that is the veryheartbeat of theKingdom of the Zu-lu," saiduShakaMa-rine World's Enter-tainment managerWayne Scott.

For more infor-mation on the event,contact NombusoButhelezi on031 328 8103 .

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Abe-Weekly bayifice igone indo-danayayouMzwandile(9),ofundau-grade 4 eLower Tugela PrimarySchool, bebukela umdlalo womkha-lambazo, (karate), obudlalelwaemagcekeni aseThukela HighSchool, eSundumbili.

NgenhlakwesikoleKwaNcedom-hlopheStadium, bekubambene eze-bhola lezinyawo.

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Kunqobe iLions ngo 3-2, yase iyi-qikula iMayoral Cup.

Lokhu kulandele umzukuzukuugcine ungadlalanga umdlalo wa-manqamu webhola lezinyawo we-under 17 njengoba kugcine kun-gasacaciukuthiyiliphiokufanele lid-

lale kowamanqamu njengoba besekunamaqembuamathathuesikhun-dleni samabili. UMnuz Jan Ngcobo,ongSihlalo we-Local OrganizingCommittee (LOC) yale midlalo, uthekunqunywe ukuthi imiswe imidlaloyamanqamuye-under17kuzekuxa-zukulwe inkinga ebikhalisa iqembulakwaSithebeiFullMoon,ebelikhalangokudlaliswa neMangethe Aceskuma semi-final abadlali be-Acesbengenawo amakhadi abachazayo.

Eminye imidlalo edlaliwe yi net-ball yabesifazane. Kuyona eqenjinilasebekhulile kunqobe iMandeniRockers ihlula iMandeni Vet, elale

isibili.Ku under 17 kunqobe iSiphepho

sihlula iMandeni Rockers. Umdlalowokugijima ekuseni obungenamik-lomelo.

Ubungenelwe ngamaqembu aseGingindlovu nase Mandeni. IMeyaithe ithokoze kakhulu njengobakonkekuhambenjengobabekuhleli-we.

Iveze nokuthi lemidlalo en-gaphansi kwayo ibidlala okokuqala.Yathi isizokubaminyaka yonke. Ithelokhu ikuqale ngokubona isizungusemidlalo kumasipala wayo emuvakwemidlalo ka Salga.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOKwesokunxele efake isikipha esimhlophe yiMeya yase Mandeni, uMnuz Siphesihle Zulu, egone indodana yakhe uMzwandile (9), efunda eLower Tugela Primary School. Kwesokudla yikhansela ledolobha laseMandeni, uMnuz Hopewell Gumede, nalo ligone eyalo indodana. Bebebukela umdlalo womkhalambazo(karate), emagcekeni oThukela High School, emidlalweni enhlobonhlobo yeMayoral Cup ngempelasonto.

Isasasa lemidlalo yokuqala yeMayoral Cup eMandeni

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KUZOVULWA uphiko oluzoqondanangqo nezindaba zentsha eMnyang-weni kaNdunankulu waKwaZulu-Natal.

Lokhu kuvezwe uNdunankuluuMnuz Senzo Mchunu, epenapenwangemibuzoesidlwenisakusihlwaesi-boniswa bukhoma ngabomsakazowakuleli iSABC 2, ngeledlule.Ubekusho lokhu emuva kwemibuzoebiphonswa yintsha, ngesikhathiumphathi wohlelo uMnuz PeterNdoroesevuleithubalemibuzokund-unankulu.

UMnuz Mchunu ubuye walulekaintsha ukuba ingabi ngabantubokubuza imibuzo nje kuphela,kodwa kube yiyona eqhamuka na-masu kundunakulu okuthi kufaneleziphathwe kanjani izindaba zabo.Ingabi ngomakhala njalo, kodwa izenamacebo okufanele isizwe ngawonjengentsha.

UMnuz Mchunu ubuye waphindaakusho emgubheni womkhosiweLembe obuKwaDukuza ukuthiabantu mabayeke ukubhikishangokucekela phansi impahla. Kulelibhulakufesi (breakfast) ebeliseThek-wini eNkosi Luthuli InternationalConference Centre (ICC), bekubhek-wa osekwenzekile kusukela und-unankulu engenile ehhovisi lakheemuva kokhetho. Ubephendula imi-buzo enzima ebivela ematafuleninjengobasekubonakalakwanda imi-bhikishoenokucekelaphansi impah-la, kubekwa imigoqo emigwaqwenikushiswa namathayi.

Okunye akuvezwe uMnuz Mc-hunu, wukuthi iMboni yasoLwandleibonakala ingakasetshenzwangokuphelele. Uthe abantu abaningiulwandlebasalubhekangeso lezoku-vakasha kuphela, kanti impilonamathuba emisebenzi maningi ka-khulu kulemboni. Kuzo khumbulekaukuthiizinhlanganoeziningieziphik-isayo ePhalamende lakuleli zihlalezinxusaukubakusungulweuMnyan-go wentsha kuzwelonke. Lokhu ok-wenziwa nguNdunankulu waKwa-Zulu-Natalkubonakalakuyimpendu-lo yalokhu.

XOLANI NXUMALOINTSHA yaku ward19 KwaDukuza, okuyiwadi efaka phakathi nedolobha, inikelengazo zonke izidingo zenkulisa yezinganeesendlini yesonto elise Townview, iOpenDoor Assemblies Church.

Lentsha ibambisene nomholi wentshaosekomidini lewadi, uMnuz uThami Mbonambi, inikele ngezihlalo ezingaphezu kwama 40, amatafula, amabhuku okufunda,izinto zokudlala nokudla.

Umcimbi wokunikezelwa kwezimpahlaubungo Lwesibili, kuyo lendlu yebandla.

UMnuz Mbonambi uthe kuningi lentsha esahlela ukukwenza kule wadi. Ubalule nesidingo sokusiza abakhubazekileabakule wadi.

Uthe noma kanjani laba abathathuasebebonakele ukuthi badinga izihlalozokuhamba, bazozithola.Uthe lentshaifuna ukwenza umehluko kule wadi ehlanganisa idolobha (CBD), iDawnside,KwaLoliwe, eRiverside, eRocky Park, eSeaView nase Townview.

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BAKHALA ngokuhlukunyezwangumqashi abamele inyunyana ya-basebenzi bakaMasipala wase-Mandeni, iSouth African MunicipalWorkers Union (Samwu).

UMnuz Mphile Mngadi onguSih-laloomushawalenyunyana,utsheleabe-Weekly , ukuthi sebekuqapheli-lenjengenyunyanaukuthiabamelelibale nyunyana kulo masipalabayahlukunyezwa, bakhishwe iny-umbazane. Esitatimendeni esit-

hunyelweyilenyunyanakuvelauku-thi umhlangano osanda kuba khonaphakathi kwe-Samwu nomasipala,ubuphethweyisikhuluesenza inhlo-lo-khono yokuba yiMeneja yeza-basebenzi ngalo lelo langa. Okushoukuthi besenza umsebenzi sin-gakawuqashelwa.

Lesisikhuluesingesesifazanelesisitatimende sisigagula ngegama.

Uthi isivumelwano okwafikwakusokulowomhlanganongesokuthiabasebenzi mabanikezwe izex-wayiso zomlomo uma benze

amaphutha, hhayi ukuhlohlolozwangezincwadi. Ngakho-ke le nyunya-na ifuna umqashi ahoxise lezizincwadi zezixwayiso asezibhaleleabasebenzi. Lusabuya futhi udabaloMqondisi wezeMisebenzi, abathiuhlukumeza abameleli benyunya-na. Sithi langa limbe lesi sikhulu na-so esingesesifazane sikhiphe nge-sidlozana omunye ummeleli weny-unyana ehhovisi laso, elethe udabalwesinye isisebenzi. Isikhaloesikhu-lu kule nyunyana singendlela ese-benza ngayo iMenenja yezabase-benzi.

Isabukana ngeziqu zamehlokumasipala wase mandeninenyunyana

NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]

NJENGOBA sathembisa ukuthi le nkundlaakusiyona eyethu kuphela kepha ivulelwenina bafundi, namhlanje sichicilela ingxenye

yezimvo zenu ngemibono yengosi esayishicilelamayelana nobandlululo emabandleni.

Ngiyaphoxeka kakhulu uma ngifunda lendaba,kepha xolisa umoya dadewethu, sesiphila

esikhathini lapho sesingamesabi uNkulunkulu. Abantu sebezigqaja bafune

ukuba mkhulu kunoNkulunkuluuqobo, bayokusabisa nawe uze

usabe, kanti uJehova ufuna intoyinye qwaba INHLIZIYO yo

muntu. Ngiyamthanda umama wethu emoyeni, osewa

sishiya, wathi ebandleni:“ningalinge nicwase futhinidelele nanoma iyiphiinkonzo”.

Muzi E Mand-lakazi

MhleliInkinga enkulu

yempakamo kubazalwane ikakhulukazi omama, umaungayifakile ijoyi

ni yebandla,

usenkingeni kwamanye ufunde kangakanani, unomuzi onjani, unayo imoto, usebenza msebenzimuni ayi inkinga lena!

Mfundi

MhleliKuyiqiniso sisi lokhu okushoyo amabandla

asacwasana kakhulu, ikakhulukazi babheka ukuthiuzalwa wuban ushadile noma cha, ufundile nomaawufundile makukhona konke lokhu esengikushilouthandwa kabi.

Mfundi

MhleliIyinkinga lento yalabantu abathi basindisiwe

ngoba abanye babo bayahlulela, bazibize ngabazalwane,minangilobolaintombazanelaphokhonaumama wakhona uyakholwa ubaba akakholwa,nentombazane le engiyilobolayo ayikholwa, umama wakhona nezingane ezincane ezilama lentombazane zithi ziyakholwa nje, ngoba ziphoqwa ukuthi zikholwe ngenkani. Sisi inkinga ngacela isihloboesihle, bese ngembesa, bazemukela izimpahla engaziletha, manje kuthiwa angingangeni ekhwenilami ngoba kusekhaya likaJehova, ngake ngangenakodwa ngilale ngedwa ekamelweni lengoduso yami, ngoba kuthiwa kusekhaya likaJehova. Umbuzoengizibuza wona ukuthi bazemukela kanjani izimpahla engangizilethile ekhaya likaJehova., Manjeangisangeni ntlobo, uma ngifuna ukubona ingoduso ngima ngaphadle komuzi. Angazi noma ufunasikholwe yini nathi. Mina ngiyakholelwa ezitwenisesizulu futhi yindlela engikhuliswe ngayo.

Mfundi

MhleliDadewethu nami impela

angazi abantu abazibiza ngamakholwa bengewona basithathaphi isibindi. Kwelabasindisiwe nje isonto ngiyabonga, babheka ukuthiugqokeniorugqoke kanjani. Umamezala wamiwathi engena nje endlinievela khona esontweniwathi “hau kazi yini leebigqokwe usibanibani”ngethuka ngomangoba ngiwumakotifuthi kumele ngibalandele kule nkonzokodwa angilubhadingoba anginayo‘iwear,’ angiyenaumuntu wezintokodwa ngiyayithandainto enhle, ngakho ngiyesaba bazongihlebanami. Ngizikhonzelakhona ePrestbyterianokuyinkonzo yalangizalwa khona.Mfundi

Abafundi baphawulangobandlululo emabandleni

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We hereby give notice of the formulation of an ecological and wetland rehabilitation and restoration plan forthe undeveloped areas surrounding King Shaka International Airport (KSIA) and Dube TradePort (DTP). Theseareas were identified for conservation purposes during the original Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)and were specified in the Record of Decision / Environmental Authorisation (12/12/20/686). Strategic Envi-ronmental Focus (Pty) Ltd (SEF) with GroundTruth Wetlands CC, have been appointed by Airports CompanySouth Africa Limited (ACSA) and Dube TradePort Corporation (DTPC) to formulate a conceptual ecologicaland wetland rehabilitation and restoration plan for KSIA following the conditions of the Record of Decision /Environmental Authorisation, including mitigation and an on-site wetland offset strategy.

A wetland assessment will be conducted on the areas around KSIA identified for conservation, in order toinform ACSA, DTPC and relevant Authorities on which of these areas are most feasible for conservation andwhere to focus rehabilitation and restoration efforts. A Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA; Phase I)will be conducted by eThembeni Cultural Heritage in order to assess the impacts associated with the wetlandrehabilitation project on the heritage features on site. The assessment will also aim to establish the importanceand sensitivity of the wetlands on site from a socio-cultural and heritage perspective. This process will aim toidentify all persons potentially affected by the rehabilitation of the identified wetlands.

Interested and/or affected parties who wish to participate by contributing comments, or who would like to obtainmore information, should please contact Ms Nokwanda Majola at Strategic Environmental Focus on or beforeFriday 21 November 2014 (see details below).

Kindly note that a Public Meeting will be held on Thursday, 13 November 2014 at 17h30 at the La MercyHall (corner Coull Drive and Everest Drive) to discuss the rehabilitation and restoration project.

Email: [email protected]: 031 - 266 1277 | Fax: 031 - 266 6880P.O. Box 227, Pavilion, 3611

NOTICE OF THE FORMULATION OF AWETLAND REHABILITATION ANDRESTORATION PLAN FOR KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT / DUBE

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Tongaat2 bedroom flat o/p l/d/k@ R495 0002 bedroom flat o/p l/d/k@ R795 000Van Rova Gardens4 bedroom house allwith bics , l/d/k +lug @R970 000Gandhi Nagar4 bedroom house, l/d/k+3 bedroom g/flat, l/k, 2x lug ample parking @R1.9MHambanathi3 bedroom flat @ R295000 neg.Belvedere3 bedroom house + 1bedroom o/b @ R7500003 bedroom house + 2bedroom o/building o/pl/d @ R895 000Belgate-Vacant LandBuilding plot-@ R175000Sea Tides3 bedroom house all ensuites, 2 x lounges, 2 xdining+ 3 bed basementwith dbl lug @ R1.95MRentals2 bed o/b o/p l/d +ensuite @ R3850 lightsprepaid excl waterCall Selva 083 7038665 or 084 512 5896(o) 032-944 3203

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THINKING of sellingyour property then callme Gan Reddy on 082441 9012 or 032-9433981

TONGAAT PROPERTYMetcalfe Park – R360000 – vacant land roadlevel property, 1134sqm.Thinking of sellingyour property. ContactMaliga – 083 461 5738

GEORGE Chetti 082648 2711 KALESH083 246 7535Tel: 032-944 272942 Years in the propertybusinessVANROVA – f/fitted 4b/r with b/walls. R975000.00END Street, Desainagar– large 5 b/r home withbeautiful finishes @ R1650 000.00LA MERCY – modernhouses – availableranging from @ R2 500000.00 to R5 500 000.00(must be seen)METCALF ( housesfrom R950 000.00 toR1 650 000.00CASURINA Beach –consisting of 6 flats.Rental income R22300.00 per month.Price: R4 500 000.004 FLATS – Carurina @R1 350 000.00 each.FLATS for sale on MainRoad, Tongaat fromR750 000.00 to R1 250000.00LANDSRIVERVIEW Road,Maidstone – 2 plots @R400 000.00 eachBELGATE – Lot 5997@R150 000.002 LANDS – High Street2048 sm each @R1 750 000.00 each9 WICK street, Verulam3057 sm @ R2 750000.0026/28 STARR Street,Verulam 4047 sm @

R1 750 000.00SHOP to let – MainRoad 179sm.SHOPS & Offices to let– Taxi Rank area.FLATS to let CoastalManors and CliftonHghts.

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Belvedere – 3 b/r, f/f/k, 3aircons, 2 bic. R595K.Belv. - 4 b/r, 2 bath.R785KWatsonia – 5 b/r, 3 bath,2 lug. R1.4 milWatsonia – 3 b/r, all bic,f/f/k, garage. R850K.B.D.M Prop – 032-9452514/ 083 633 6059

DUPLEX – urgentsale – Central Tongaat– 4 bedrooms, mes,f/f kitchen, T/B, guesttoilet, lug. 084 478 6041/ 032-944 2706.

CHELMSFORD Hts –basement, 2 rooms,kitchen, toilet & bath.Prefer working couples.Phone 076 295 0254.

HIGH St – flat to let – 2b/rm, l/k/t/shower, fullytiled, remote excess,security. R3 700.00excl. Buffelsdale, Tgt– 2 b/rm, k/t/b, fullytiled. R2 400.00 excl.074 627 8363/ 032-9442977.

FAIRBREEZE – onelarge b/r + ensuite, k/t/b/s. Prepaid elect excl.082 9597 433/ 032-9457231.

WATSONIA – 2 beds,lounge, kitchen,diningroom, toilet &bath. Tel: 032-9443653/ 071 184 5001.

DUE to expansion AreaManagers required fora local based securitycompany must be Psiraregistered and firearmcompetent. ContactNishaon0818959030oremail C.V to [email protected] foran interview.

FOLLOWING vacanciesavailable: 1. MedicalAccounts Administratorrequired for Ambulanceservice . Knowledgeof ICD10 coding andsubmission of RAF/OD claims will be anadvantage. 2. ILSParamedics maleor female, pre fromTongaat, Phoenix orVerulam area. ContactNisha on 081 895 9030/086 1234 333 for aninterview or e-mail C.Vto [email protected]

RESPONSE Officers,Controllers, Crew andgraded security officersrequired for a securitycompany based inVerulam. Must haverelevant qualificationsand experience. CallNisha on 081 895 9030for an interview ore-mail C.V to [email protected]

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STRIP and Assemblersrequired for a panelbeating companyurgently. Contact: 083775 7024.

VACANCY at GoldenSun Supermarket,Tongaat – 1 x BakeryConfectioner, 1 XDough Line, 1 xButchery – Blockman,1 x Driver Code 08/10,4 x Cashiers. Mustcall personally at storewith on page C.V.Experience essential.

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>>Familymembers,descendantsand well wishers are cordially in-vited to a prayer/get together tohonour thepioneers at the follow-ing gravesites:

TheOldShakaskraalCemeteryopposite theShakaskraalRailwayStation on Sunday, 16 Novemberat11am.AddingtonFarmGraves-ite on Sunday, 23 November at11am. Inyaninga Memorial Gar-den on Sunday, 30 November at10am.Formore information con-tact Tholsi Mudly on 0731527256.

>> Ashram Prashanti Niketantogether with S A National BloodService,willbeholdingablooddo-nor clinic on Saturday 1 Novem-ber 2014,at the Buffelsdale Sec-ondarySchool from10amto3pm.

Don’t let life get in the way oflife. Become a blood donor. (ForfurtherdetailspleasecontactHar-ry Naidoo 0329441780 orMaganReddy 0329442323)

>> Notice is hereby given thatthe 97th Annual General Meeting

of The Shree Veeraboga Emperu-mal Temple will be held onWednesday, 5 November at6.30pm, at the Shree VeerabogaCultural Centre. All welcome.

>>TheDawncrestCivicAssoci-ationwould like toplaceonrecordtheir gratitude to all parties thatcontributed to the huge success ofthe inaugural Dawncrest DiwaliFestival,whichwasheldonthe18October. Attendees were treatedtoafantasticentertainmentofmu-sic and dance culminating in aspectacular fireworks display,which was sponsored by FamilyFruit and Veg, Globes Superetteand Daylee Independent andCreche.

>> Aastana-e-Sayed GhulamRasool invitesyoutotheirMeelad-un-Nabie-GyarwiShareefandUrsShareef of Hazrath Baba FaridGanje Shakar and Hazrath ShahSayed Ghulam Rasool fromThursday13NovembertoSunday16 November. For details contact082 5327748 or 082 666 8222

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KYLE VENKTESS

DURBAN tips the scale as thefourth-fattestcityinSouthAfri-ca behind Bloemfontein, Pre-toria and Port Elizabeth, ac-cording to Discovery’s VitalityObeCity Index.

The city also features thirdinthepsychologicalwell-beingcategoryand fourth inboth thefood and beverage and physi-calactivitycat-egories.

The ObeC-ityIndexranksDiscovery Vi-tality mem-bers, compar-ingweightandother factors.

Bloemfon-tein took thecake asnumberoneinboththeOverall ObeCity ranking andpsychological well-being cate-gory.

Cape Town was the slim-mest city although it rankedlast for physical activity.

Dr Ivor Funnell, a surgeonat Durban Bariatric Surgery,said that the high obesity ratecould be attributed to an un-healthy lifestyle.

“It is also a more recent ex-plosion due to the easy accessof refined foods. People have afar easier lifestyle.

“Wehaveremotestocontrolthings and spend time at ourcomputers. We don’t movearoundasmuchasweusedto,”he said.

With Durban being rankedthird in psychological well-be-ing,specialistssaideatinghab-its were linked closely to emo-tion.

An emotional intelligencespecialist, Candice Smith,who

works withpeopleinDur-ban, Pieter-maritzburgand else-where inKwaZulu-Na-tal, said thathuman emo-tions are con-nected to

many habits, including whatpeople consume.

“Emotions are like whis-pers,weoften ignore themandtheykeepbuildingupuntil theyblowup in the formof a break-down, burnout or rage.

“Oftenwhenwe feel certainemotions we tend to numb theemotion by eating, drinking ortaking a drug.

“However, the more we gothrough this, the less we expe-rience emotions such as joyand happiness,” she said.

Durban fourthfattestcity in South Africa

THE OBECITYINDEX RANKS

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R5 mln McLarenstolen in Durban heist>> Police reports car had been ordered for a Durbanbusiness tycoon

AMCLAREN650S,worthoverR5 millionandoneof only a handful in the world, was stolen in abrazen cargo heist shortly after arriving at Dur

ban Harbour on Monday 20 October, reports The Witness.

It is understood that the sports car arrived at theDurban Harbour on Monday and once cleared throughcustoms had been placed in an unmarked containerbound for Johannesburg.

Law enforcement reports that the the heavygoods truck carrying the McLaren was hijacked in Warden near the KZNFree State border. The driver hadbeen thrown out by criminals at Hartebeespoort although was unharmed in the robbery.

Police reports that the car had been ordered fora Durban business tycoon, who had bought the performance vehicle through his company.

Thebusinessmandeniedthisandinsistedhiscompany had not purchased the sports car.

Imperial Logistics marketing executive MichelleNeilson confirmed that a truck was hijacked on theN3 between Warden and Villiers with a container con

taining laptops and the McLaren 650 S. Neilson saida case was opened at Erasmia police station near Pretoria and that an Imperial Investigations task teamwas assigned to the case.

“No further information can be disclosed at thisstage due to the highly sensitive nature of the ongoinginvestigation,” Neilson said.

Daytona Motor Group CEO Justin Divaris said thecar was bound for its showroom in Sandton.

“The vehicle had come in through the port and wasin a container. It is one of our demonstrator modelswe used for test drives and for the press, and was notspecifically on order for a customer, thank goodness.”

Divaris said that he believed that the theft hadbeen a mistake.

“I firmly believe that whoever stole the truck hadno idea what they had taken. There is obviously nomarket for a car like that in South Africa and I thinkthey were after other electronic goods.”

He also denied that the Durban business mogulhad bought the car, and said they looked forward togetting their car back. — Jeff Wicks.

PHOTO: SOURCEDA McLaren 650S was reportedly stolen during a hijacking in Warden near the KwaZuluNataland Free State border.

A DOCTOR who treated Michael Schumacher for nearly six months after the Formula 1 champion struck hisheadinaskiingfallsaystheinjuredexdriverisnolonger in a coma and predicted a possible recovery withinthree years.

JeanFrancoisPayen,adoctorattheGrenoblehospital that treated Schumacher after his injury in December 2013, said he has visited the Schumacher family at home in Switzerland to track his patient’sprogress.

Schumacher was with his 14yearold son in theFrench Alps when he fell, hitting the side of his head

on a rock and cracking his helmet.“Life after a head injury is punctuated by stages.

We hope, but we have to give him time,” said Payenlast Thursday.

Hepredictedaconvalescenceofonetothreeyears.Earlier French F1 commentator JeanLouis Moncet

repeated a report that Schumacher was “waking upvery slowly” from the induced coma controlling his serious brain injuries.

In September 2014 Schumacher left a rehabilitation clinic in Switzerland and returned home to his estate on the edge of Lake Geneva. — Wheels24.

PHOTO: AFP/GETTYInjured former F1 driver Michael Schumacher is nolonger in a coma and predicted a possible recoverywithin three years.

A man, who allegedly stoleSchumacher’s medical records andwho was allegedly attempting tosell them to different media for$67 000 (about R7 350 000),worked as an executive at a Swisshelicopter air rescue company,which organised the Germansportsman’s transport from aFrench hospital to Switzerland inJune.

The man, arrested and interrogated by police, had denied anywrongdoing. He was being detainedin a Zurich police holding cell, butwas found hanged when officerstook him breakfast before a scheduled hearing before a judge.

Doctor sets recovery timefor Schumacher

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Standard kit includes, powerwindows, privacy glass, slidingfront armrest (two storage com-partments), reclining rear seatsandanextratworightatthebackin the long-wheelbase model(seven in total).

According to the Mitsubishi,its Pajero is “able to safely oper-ate on 500ppm (of sulphur) die-sel when necessary”.

In terms of safety, all deriva-tives have anti-lock brakes withelectronic pressuredistribution,emergency braking assistance,active stability and traction con-

trol, six airbags, immobiliserandalarmaswell as remotecen-tral locking.

Mitsubishi’s (Reinforced Im-pact Safety Evolution (Rise)chassis andbody construction isalsousedwhichearned thePaje-ro a five-star Euro NCAP safetyrating.

All 2014 Mitsubishi Pajerosare sold with a three-year or100 000kmwarranty anda five-year or 100 000km mainte-nance plan, with service inter-vals every 10 000km.

Prices: 2014Mitsubishi Paje-ro

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—Wheels24.

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BUFFELSDALE Stadium willplay host to the first everFriendship Cup between Bel-

vedere Uunited (SAFA Tongaat)against Durban United Football Club(DUFC) based in Gauteng.

The purpose of the cup is to unitethe community, in support of theirfootballingsonsofbothpastandpres-ent.

Durban United Football Club wasformed in theGautengProvince,withthe intention of providing KwaZulu-Natal migrated players the opportu-nity to compete in a SAFA affiliatedleague.

The club thrives on showcasingDurban’s soccer talent, with titlewinning players from the TongaatPremier league, with likes of MarieNaidoo,GeraldChetty,BiscuitGoven-der from Tongaat, as well as experi-enced players from Phoenix, Mere-bank, Shallcross, Virginia.

Having a fewof the founding play-

ers with experience in some of themostcompetitive leagues inKZN,hasmade DUFC a respected competitorin Rand Central League Football As-sociation (RCLFA).

Since joining the SAFA affiliatedRCLFA, Durban United won theLeague 2 title by its second year of

game kick-off at 2pm.

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United; 9.30am U17 Gandhis Hill vsCottonlands; 10.30am U17 Maid-stonevsTroublemakers;11.30am17Gandhis Hill vs Tongaat United; 2pmBeeva Ramblers vs Thanx; 3.30pm

Maidstone vs Umbhayi LionsBuffelsdale Stadium2pm Supersport Eagles vs Uthon-

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Hambanathi Stadium8.30am U13 Calypso Sporting vs

Hambanathi Tigers; 9.15am U13

Troublemakers vs All Stars; 10amU13CalypsoSportingvsShakasheadUnited; 10.45am U13 Troublemak-ers vs Maidstone; 11.30am U13 AllStars vs Shakashead United;12.30pm U13 Hambanathi Tigers vsMaidstone; 2pm Spain A vs Shakas-headUnited;3.30pmDiscoAvsNew-town Stars

Sunday, 2 November

Sheik Mohideen Stadium11am Uthongathi vs Hambanathi

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Buffelsdale Stdium11am Belvedere United vs New-

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THE Tonver Schools SportsCouncils’ Mini Games will takeplace onSaturday1November.

TheMiniGames is the coun-cil’s development programmeand is held in Verulam and inTongaat simultaneously.

All games commence at8.30am. Pupils from eachgrade in thefoundationphase will par-ticipate in thechess tourna-ment whilstsoccer and net-ball are 7-a-sideinthe8and10 year divi-sion. Develop-mental Volley-ball (4-a-side)is held for boysand girls in the11year divi-sion.

These pro-grams are heldto assist schools in the comingyearsforthePrestigiousTonverGames. Hundreds of Parentsusually support their little onesand add to the joy and excite-ment of the day.

InTongaat,Tonverhaspart-nered with Tongaat Child andFamily Welfare as well as Ned-bank to provide a much moreexciting programme as the lo-cal ChildWelfare celebrates it’s

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All proceeds go to the ChildWelfare. Nedbank has provid-ed most of the filling of theGoodie Bags as they stronglybelieve that investment atground level is a sound invest-

ment for the fu-ture. All actiontakes place atthe OutspanGroundswhilstChess isatTon-gaat PrimarySchool.

In Verulamthe actiontakes place at:

VerulamSecondarySchoo l: Chess,Volleyball,Net-ball

MountviewSecondary :Soccer

This is the final inter-schoolactivity for schools for 2014.Meanwhile, all Tonver officialsandeducatorswillcelebrateits’20th anniversary in style at theHot Shots Nite Club on Friday14 November. Tickets, whichare subsidized are available atschools.

Tonver President, GuruRamcharan thanked stake-holders and officials.

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