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Man shotin botchedhijacking>> Wife tells Weekly how husband narrowlyescaped shooting deathWEEKLY REPORTER

A MODEL airplane enthusiastnarrowly escaped with his lifeafter being shot twice in what

appears to be a botched hijack at-tempt.

GeorgeGeyser (73)wasonhiswayhome on Saturday morning after fly-ing a model aircraft at the uMhlangaModel Fliers Club airfield near Ha-zelmere Dam, Verulam, when thewould-be hijackers struck.

Geyser first sawabranchblocking

the dirt road and then, according tohiswifeWilma (70), “he sawtwopeo-ple standing on the road and he puttwoandtwotogetherandsaid to him-self ‘just drive’.”

“Theyshotathimandhegotabout500 metres away when, due to theshock and loss of blood, he lost con-sciousness and crashed down thebank and into the trees at the side ofthe road.”

“Luckily someone saw him andcalled for help. But it was touch andgo whether he made it.”

Thecoupleownandrunashoefac-tory in Phoenix.

Members of Reaction Unit SouthAfrica (RUSA) were first on the scenewhere they found Geyser in his vehi-cle, a white Mercedes Benz stationwagon, just before 9am.Hehadbeenshot twice in thearmandwasuncon-scious and bleeding profusely.

According to a RUSA statementGeyser’s car had “lodged against atree after crashing through a lightpole.” Geyser was taken to Mediclin-ic Victoria Hospital in a criticalcondition.

.CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

PHOTOS: REACTION UNIT SOUTH AFRICAAfter being shot in an attempted hijack, George Geyser was treated andstabilised in his car by members of Reaction Unit South Africa before beingtaken to hospital.

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COMMUNITY members of the informalsettlement in Seatides, La Mercy cameout in their numbers on Saturday pro

testing the lack of service delivery.Residents gathered on Saturday night,

burning tree stubs, tyres and smashing glassexpressing their displeasure at ward councillor Mxolisi Nzimbomvu.

According to residents on scene, theywere promised homes before the nationalelections on Wednesday, 7 May, but had

been told that Nzimbomvu was allegedlyselling homes for R5 000 to residents in other areas of the ward. When Nzimbomvu arrived at the scene, residents chased him andhis bodyguards.

One irate resident Bongani Mtetwa saidthat he will not allow his family to berobbed. “This man never visits our area atall. We are living on a hill that is a mudslidewhen it rains. They come to us and they sayyou must vote for a better future. We givethem what they want and now he is robbingus to make money for himself.

“It is unacceptable. We live like beggarswith our families while he walks around withhis security guards like a boss.”

Another resident, who did not want tobe named, said Nzimbomvu had plans to gohigher up in eThekwini Municipality.

“Itseemslikeallhedoesiscomehereandmake promises. He is being paid to lie andact like someone who cares about us.”

Speaking to the Weekly Nzimbomvusaid he believed other political parties had“poisoned” the township.

“We, as councillors, do not decide whogets homes, only the housing departmentcan do this.” He said that 1 850 families weremeant to benefit from the Waterloo, Hammonds Farm project, but numbers were anissue in Seatides.

“There are new people coming in all thetime and they are not allowing the ones whohave been here for a long time to get theirhomes. With people continually coming into the area, we find it hard to move forward.I believe a lot of these new people have beenhampering development and I want to appeal to the community to speak to me. Weneed structures in place to avoid these issues and we must all be of sober mind,” saidNzimbomvu.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDProtesters take to the streets inSeatides, La Mercy.

WEEKLY REPORTER

TWOmen were arrested minutes af-ter they broke into a Phoenix home

last week.According to provincial police

spokesperson Thulani Zwane, Phoe-nix SAPS recovered the stolen itemsand arrested the teenage suspects.

Zwane said that the victim hadlocked his home at Theomore Drive,Stanmoreataround6amonWednes-day and proceeded to work.

“Thevictimreceivedareport fromhisneighbour that his premiseswerebroken into that afternoon.

“Members of SAPS Phoenix werecontacted and on their way to the

scene, they were informed by resi-dents that the suspects ran throughthe park.

“A description of the suspects wasgiventothepolicemenwhothenspot-ted them running across the PhoenixHighway.

“Police chased the suspects andthey were caught at Ridgecroft. Thesuspects were found in possession oftwo BMW nap bags, sneakers, com-puter equipment, clothing and jewel-lery to the value of R100 000,” saidZwane.

ProvincialCommissionerLieuten-ant General Mmamonnye Ngobenicommended the quick response thatled to the arrest and the recovery ofstolen items.

“The members will work aroundthe clock to establish if the arrestedsuspects are not linked to otherhousebreakings or house robberiesin the area.

“Wealsothankthemembersof thecommunityforworkingtogetherwithpolice in the fight against crime,” shesaid.

Housebreakingsuspectsarrested

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PHOTO: FACEBOOKModel plane enthusiast George Geyser was shot twice in an attemptedhijacking on his way back from flying aircraft near Hazelmere Dam.

from page 1On Monday, his wife said he was

“feelingstronger”butnotabletospeakto the press, adding “but he’s feelingbetter and he managed to lift the armtoday.”

“He’s hadquiteafewbloodtransfu-sions. Police found three cartridges atthe scene but the x-rays show therearetwobullets inhisarm.Heisstill tooweak to operate on at the moment,maybe by Wednesday.”

On Saturday morning Geyser wasgoing to fly planes with a friend andwhen the friend couldn’t come Geyserdecided to go on his own. “They musthave seenhimgoingupand then lay inwait along the dirt road,” said his wife.

AccordingtoPeterWilson,uMhlan-ga Model Fliers Club safety officer,the club has been operatingat theair-field for around eight years. There is ashade clothed area, a toilet and con-tainer for storing a lawnmower.

“We have never had aproblembe-fore,” said Wilson. “This seems to bejust a criminal element who liked thelook of George’s Mercedes.”

Wilson has known Geyser since1971 when they flewmodel planes inPietermaritzburg. Both have since

moved toDurban where they met upagain in 2005.“AtthemomentGeorgeis good and cheerful - just worriedabout his arm.”

A police spokesperson said that acase of attempted carjacking was be-ing investigated by Verulam SAPS.

Hijack victimrecovering

>> Residents claim ward councillor is sellinginformal homes and not delivering

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDResidents burn tyres hoping to gettheir message across.

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WEEKLY REPORTER

KZNMEC of Education, PeggyNkonyeni signed a pledge atVerulam Secondary School

on Friday to show her support forthe Nigerian School girls who wereabducted by the rebel group BokoHaram.

Nkonyeni said the departmentsupports therights forall girls inAf-rica. “We are showing our supporttotheschoolgirls inNigeriawhoareallegedly being tortured by a vigi-lante group calledBokoHaram.Weare pledging our support as SouthAfricans.

“These criminals should bringback our children so that they cancontinuewith their education," shesaid.

Principal of Verulam SecondarySchool, MrM.I. Ismail, condemnedtherebelgroupforabductingpupilsin Nigeria.

"The group has painted awrongimage of Islam. People out therewould automatically presume thatthe Islamic religion is violent andimposes its ideologiesonotherpeo-ple. Islam means peace and Mus-limsarenot violent people"he said.

Ismail added that he was hon-ouredthat theMEChadchosenVer-ulam Secondary, among all theschools in KZN, to sign the pledge.

"I'm honoured that the ministercame to our school and signed thepledge with our community, teach-ers and pupils," he added.

African countries and the inter-national community have showntheir support to the Nigerian Gov-ernment and taken to social net-works to highlight this.

The#BringBackOurGirls#cam-paignhas seen thousands of peoplelend their support to thegirls, in thehope that Nigerian governmentwould respond under pressure.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPledging their support are from left: principal M.I. Ismail, MEC Peggy Nkonyeni and Circuit manager Selvan Chetty.

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A NUMBER of collisionson the North Coast haveleft dozens injured andonedeadduringtheweek.

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“After the patient, be-lieved to be in his thirties,was stabilised at thescene, he was taken to alocalhospital,” saidBotha

Inaseparateincidentamanwascritically injuredafter he was hit by a caralongBallitoDriveonSat-urday.

Botha said the man ly-ing on the road and sus-tained life threatening in-juries. He was eventuallytaken to hospital.

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Botha said re-ports indicatedthat the vehicleveeredoff the roadafterthedriverlostcontrol and collid-edwith a tree. Thewreckage came torest down an em-bankment saidBotha.

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IAMnotafanof themedia.Rather,Iamnotafanofwhatisincreasing-ly known as the ‘mainstreamme-dia’ (MSM), which can be de-scribed as “those media dissemi-nated via the largest distributionchannels, which therefore repre-sent what the majority of mediaconsumersare likely toencounter.Thetermalsodenotesthose me-dia generally reflective of theprevailing currents of thought,influence, or activity.”

The emphasis in the last sen-tence is mine, and it is here thatI find most of my frustration withthe MSM coming to the fore; notbecause they reflect the “prevail-ing currents of thought, influence,or activity”, but because MSMvery often dictate these things in-stead of reflecting them.

In other words, mainstreammedia very often tell us whatwe shouldbethinkingandsayingand what we should be doing,while localmedia have a tenden-cy toreflectwhat we are thinkingand saying and what we are do-ing. This is done irrespective ofour thoughts or actions fitting intoa politically correct world viewwhich is largely driven by (drum-roll) the MSM.

It is for thisreasonthat Ibelievelocal/community media to be apurerform of news disseminationthan national or internationalMSM. This may also be one of thereasonsthatlocalnewsisoneofthefewgrowth sectors in printmedia.

Localmediahave thebenefit ofintimacy – meaning readers areable to quickly verify articles onissues that take place in their im-mediate surroundings.

This means the ability to holdaccountable the newspaper or aquoted source is easier than with

nationalorinternationalstoriesorjournalists.

Too, local media publishunique copy; stories that are notplastered all over the Internet onan hourly basis via aggregation.

For the uninformed, aggrega-tion is the new black when itcomes to expeditiously repackag-ing breaking news, or simply fill-ing daily online copy quotas.

Copy quotas are the most re-cent golden calf for media execu-tives.

Driving online traffic throughregular copy uploading is intend-ed towhet theappetiteofpotentialonline advertisers and thus sup-plementdwindling printadvertis-ing revenue.

As foraggregation, itmeanswehaveaccess to the samestoryovermanyInternet sites, but the moredisturbing factor is the potentialfor plagiarism and a lessening ofaccountability.Whoexactlydoyoucall if you find an error in a storythat has been aggregated and dis-seminated across 10 online titles?

Mainstreammediaarebattling– as their own projections, re-search and ubiquitous navel-gaz-ing reveal.

Cuts in advertising spendingdue to ‘the economy’ and loss ofreadership due to social mediahave had a very real impact onshrinking news rooms and reve-nue.

Despite this, there isalso the is-sue of content which needs to beaddressed by our MSM friends.

It is time they shift their gazefrom their navels and try less su-perficial introspection when itcomestowhat theypublish,whichveryoftenbordersonliberal-lean-ing activism instead of reporting.

The word ‘activism’ fits snugly

with theword ‘agenda’,which theMSM would do well toremember,given that they are often accusedof agendas and bias.

And to think that readers or

viewersdonotknowthedifferencebetween activism-journalism andthe often banal world of reportingis, of course, just good old-fash-ioned hubris. DESIREE ERASMUS

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>> “This year we want to honour our own‘shining lights’ and celebrate our nurses forbeing experts in their fields – for how theyapply their knowledge and expertise toensure patient safety and comfort.”

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INcommemorationof Internation-alNurses’Day,MediclinicVictoriaawarded its annual Nursing Ex-

cellenceAward toENAMusawankosiLuthuli in recognition of his commit-ment to the spirit of nursing.

International Nurses’ Day is aglobal tribute to theprofessionwhichcoincideswithFlorenceNightingale’sbirthday in May.

Mediclinic Victoria hosted theeventat theAFMChurchbasement torecognise the role theirnursingprac-titioners play in the patient-centredculture.

“This year we want to honour ourown‘shininglights’andcelebrateournursesforbeingexperts intheir fields– for how they apply their knowledgeandexpertise toensurepatient safetyand comfort. It is also the day wherea nursing practitioner at each hospi-tal is chosen as the Nursing Excel-

lence Award recipient by hispeers and patients,” said EstelleJordaan, nursing executive,Mediclinic Southern Afri-ca.

“Although we canonly select one per-son for theaward, Iwould like to takethis opportunityto acknowledgeeachofournurs-ing practitionersfor their invalu-ablecontributionto enhancing thequality of life of ourpatients by providingcomprehensive, world-class care,” she added.

Musawankosi Luthuli receives his certificatefrom Valarie Strydom.

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THE combined use of police resourceshasledtothearrestof foursuspectswhoallegedlyrobbedWaterlooSparinVeru-

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“Recovered firearmswill be sent for ballis-tic tests toestablished if theyused inanyothercrimes in the province. All arrested suspects,aged29and38years, aredue toappear in theVerulamMagistrate’s Court soon facing busi-ness robbery and possession of unlicensedfirearm and ammunition.”

On Saturday, 31 May at 7pm an employeeworking at Spar supermarket was ap-proached by a group of armed suspects.

The robbers demanded cash and took anundisclosed amount as well as a firearm be-longing to a security guard.

Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant Gen-eral Mmamonnye Ngobeni commended themembers for their job well done.

“Our crime intelligence will work hard toestablishifthearrestedsuspectsarenotlinkedto other business robberies in the province,”saidLieutenantGeneralMmamonnyeNgobe-ni.

Some of the items that were recovered

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

WEEKLY REPORTER

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According to to RUSA head PremBalram upon arrival at the sceneparamedics stabilised the criticallyinjured victim whose left foot hadbeen completely amputated.

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RUSA officers treatthe man who losthis foot to a passing train.

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Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

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* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

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‘Arise’ and jointhe activitiesWEEKLY REPORTER

THE Tongaat Hindu Unity Fo-rum will be pulling out all thestops at their second annual

“Arise Awake FunRun”which is partof their Youth Day celebration on 16June.

Organisers said the 2013 eventhas inspired them to raise the bar interms of creating an event that willaptly celebrate South Africa’s 20YearsofDemocracyandtospreadthestrength-enhancingmessageofSwa-mi Vivekananda to the youth.

The forum also aims to highlight

the late former president NelsonMandela’s legacy in an effort to in-spire and empower youth.

“Local businesses, religious or-ganisationsandthemedia- includingCoastal Weekly - Golden Sun Food-zone, Matla Consulting, Nerusha Pe-rumaul Physiotheraphy, Netcare911, K9 Security Services, The SouthAfrican Hindu Maha Sabha and theShree Sanathan Dharma Sabha ofSouthAfricahaveonceagaincomeonboard to support the event to ensurethat youth and adults alike can par-takeandenjoytheYouthDaycelebra-tions in a befitting manner,” said

chairmanof theTongaatHinduUnityForum Sugie Govender.

“Tongaat Panthers Athletic Clubwill be taking care of all the logics intermsof the raceonceagain,”headd-ed.Theorganisers’ aim this year is toalso cater for all residents.

“Thosewhodonotwish topartici-pate in the race can enjoy a numberof other sporting activities, such assoccer, netball, volleyball andnoveltygames, thatwill also take place at thegrounds,” he said.

For the spiritually-minded, a spe-cial chantingof theHanumanChalisawill take place from 8am to 9.10am.

“Here, we commemorate thismilestone year and pray for peace,strength and prosperity for all SouthAfricans.

A live broadcast by Radio Hind-vaniwill also takeplace fromtheven-ue and the community is encouragedto interact with their favourite pre-senters who will be broadcastingfrom 9am,” said Govender.

Secretary of the forum NiroshaGovindsamy said: “There are plentyof incentives to participate in the fun

run. All finishers qualify for a medaland commemorative t-shirt.”

Specialprizesarealsoupforgrabsto theschoolwith themostnumberofentries. Entry forms are availablefrom the Coastal Weekly offices,schools and temples aswell as on themorningof therace fromthevenueatOutspan Grounds. Govindsamy saidthe entry fee is a donation of R5.

For more details, [email protected] or call073 356 5918 or 083 787 7510 .

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSome of the participants of last year’s Tongaat Hindu Unity Forum fun run.

WEEKLY REPORTER

HIRSCH’S Ballito held their monthly domestic workers workshop with a recordnumber of attendees recently.

Hirsch’s Glenda Thompson said,“Hirsch’s monthly domestic course is popular due to the free service Hirsch’s provides in assisting domestics in the areawith the knowledge and training to assistthemwiththeirdaytodaycleaningandthe

maintenance and the knowledge on howto use appliances properly.”

She added that helpful tips and discussing the importance of cleaning, usingthe correct cleaning materials on differentsurfaces, explaining house hold cleaningequipment, looking after and the cleaningof small and big appliances, the importance of regular cleaning of filters on washing machines, tumble driers and vacuumcleaners are discussed at the workshops.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWith certificates in hand all theattendees proudly left the storewith the knowledge that they willbetter themselves not only in theworkplace but also in their ownhomes.

Domestic course a winner

>> Forum prepares for bigger and better Youth Day celebrations

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Okumnandi kakhulu yize kuba nzimaekubeni nomngani, ukufinyelela esinqumweni sokuphuma noma sokubuqeda lobobungani uma sekuqubuka izimo obonasengathi zizokufaka enkathazweni.Kodwa kuba nomngani omane ubone ukuthi kufanele umbekezelele noma ngabekwenzekani, njengaye uNyikinyibhoxo.

OkaNdosi unomkhutshana wokuthiuma kukhona afuna ukukubhodla, ezekimina athi angimbuzele kinina bafundiukuthi nithini ngombono noma umbuzoothile anawo.

Nango phela esefika kwami njengokujwayelekile engicela ukuthi ngimbuzele kinina bafundi ukuthi nithini ngombonokamhlonishwa uMnuz Julius Malema wokuthi amalungu ePhalamende kufanele angalutholi usizo lokwelashwa (medicalaid), nokuthi izingane zawo zifunde ezikoleni zikaHulumeni zingayi ezikoleni ezizimele (private schools), lezi ezidume ngelika ‘Model C’.

UMnuz Malema uthe ukholwa wukuthi

uma amalungu ePhalamende engasebenzisa izikhungo zempilo zomphakathi, nezingane zawo ziye ezikoleni zikaHulumeniezisetshenziswa ngezinye izingane, zingalungiswa ngokukhulu ukushesha izimoezidala ukuthi kugcine sekukhona imibhikisho.

Angikholwa ukuthi kukhona owaziyoukuthi umfo kaNdosi uphuza kumuphi umfula kwezombusazwe noma kwezepolitiki.Nami uma ngimbuza ukuthi ungakuphikwezepolitiki umane athi:

“Niyahlupha nina zintatheli ngobaumuntu unele abeke umbono noma abuzeokuthile, bese niyantaza ngemiqondoyenu ethanda ukuqhatha, nimhlanganiseneqembu elithile kanti umbono wumbono

nje kuphelele lapho.”Uqhuba uthi: “Ngiyamthanda uMale

ma, noma ngingesiyena umlandeliweqembu lakhe iEconomic FreedomFighters (ECC), ngoba nabazama ukumziba bazogcina bemnakile.

Sekwenzeka lento eyashiwo wuNkkWinnie Mandela ethi ‘abaziba uMalema’badlala ngegeja kuziliwe.

Futhi uma zithathelwa phezulu leziziphakamiso zokuphucwa kwamalunguePhalamende ama ‘medical aid’, azomaemigqeni emide yasezibhedlela nakwezinye izikhungo zezempilo zomphakathinjengathi, ingashesha intuthuko.

Mhlawumbe kungaba yima eqala ukubona ukuthi kusuke sekufike kuliphi izinga

lapho abantu sebevuka umbhejazane, bebhikisha nanxa ngingasho ukuthi yiyonandlela efanele yokutshengisa ukungagculiseki leyo. Asazi.

Sobona sekwenzeka, nanka amehlo

ephahle umbombo. Kodwa angikhathaliukuthi ubani uthini, iqiniso lithi ufikileuMalema neEFF yakhe,” kusho umfo kaNdosi ezelula.

Ngibona sengathi sekufike laphouzoshesha khona ngempela umshuwalense wezempilo kazwelonke (NationalHealth InsuranceNHI) ahlale ekhulumangawo uNgqongqoshe wezeMpilo uDktAaron Motsoaledi.

Engikuthanda ngoDkt Motsoaledi ukuthi naye uyazisebenzisa izikhungo zezempilo zomphakathi.

Sibona sengathi lungashesha futhinohlelo oluhlongozwe nguNdunankuluwesifundazwe uMnuz Senzo Mchunu esanguNgqongqoshe wezeMfundo lokuthikwenyuswe izinga ezikoleni ezithile zomphakathi lilingane nalezo ezizimele ezibizwa ngo ‘Model C’.

Engineqiniso lokuthi ngeke kwehlekahle emiphinjeni yabo okushiwo nguMnuz Malema, yilabo abakleza beklezile embeleni wesikhwama seMedical Aid.

Kodwa njengoba kusho umfo kaNdosi,lolu daba ngilubeka ezithebeni zenubafundi sizwe ukuthi nithini ngombonowendoda yezibomvu. Thumela ismsenombolweni ethi:074 696 8731 nomauthumele ngekheli leemail elithi: guy.ve[email protected].

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hunyelelwe iWeekly yinduna yenkosi uMnuzRobertMthembu, lemihlanganoiyoqalakhonaemzini wenkosi eNkukwini ngawo umhla ka-15 June. Elandelayo iyokuba seNtshawini,eNkukwini, eSofaya, eMelville, eMemory,eGroutville, eLuthuli Centre, eCharlottedale,eThembeni, eLot 14, eLindelani, eShakaville,igcine eNew Guaelderland. Abafuna ukutholaeminyeimininingwanengezinsukuzalezimbi-zo, bangathinta induna uMnuz Mthembu ku072 846 8195.

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KULINDELEKE ukuba ngempela-sontoedumengelikaJune16,intshaye-Pentecostal Holiness Church ku-Lower Tugela Circuit, ithuthelekengobuningi bayo eSibanisezweHigh School, KwaMaqumbi,KwaMaphumulo, ize embuthanwe-

ni wayo wonyaka.UMfu Simon Mduduzi Nyawo,

uthe le-Youth Convention iyoqalaebusuku ngoLwesihlanu ziyi-13kuNhlangulana (June) ize ipheleemini ngeSonto ziyi-15 ku June.UMfu.Nyawouthe inkonzoyangoL-wesihlanu iyoqala ngesifundo esiy-oqala ngo-6 ntambama. Siyolan-delwa yimvuselelo.

NgoMgqibelo, kulindeleke izin-kumbi emncintiswaneni wama-khwaya. Emuva kwenkonzoyasekuseni kuyolandela isifundongo-June 16wango-1976. Kuyoku-ba khona nemidlalo enhlobonhlo-bo, okuyothi imiphumela yayo ney-omculo imenyezelwe ekuphelenikwe-Convention,i nkonzo yangeSonto iyohlanganiswa neyesidlo.

IntshayePentecostalHoliness ChurchKwamaQumbi

XOLANI NXUMALO

UHLEHLISELWEukuphelakwalenyanga umcimbi wokuphen-

dulwa kwesoyi esizeni lapho ku-zokwakhiwa khona ubhazabhazawe-Conference Centre, ye-UnitedCongregational Church of SouthernAfrica (UCCSA), esifundazweni saK-waZulu-Natal, ezokwakhiwaeGroutville Mission, KwaDukuza.

Bekulindeleke ukuba lo mcimbiube ngoMgqibelo ngesikhathi lelibandla linengqungquthela yam-aButho kaKristu, lona eliyibizangokuthi yiketanga, emagcekeniesikole iGroutville High School,KwaDukuza ngempelasonto.Ngokusho kukaSihlalo wesifun-dazwe kuleli bandla, uMfu LindaniGumede, kuzokuba wumsebenziomkhulukodwaozokwenziwaiziga-ba. Lesi sakhiwo sizokwazi ukubanehholo elingamumatha abantuabangaphezu kwezi-3000.Ngaphandle kwale ndawoyokukhonza, kuzokwakhiwanezindawo zokulala abantu,namahhovisi ebandla.

UMfu Gumede owelusa ibandlalaseMphusheni, eMbumbulu, nguy-ena ozophendula isoyi futhi abusiseisiza njengo Sihlalo webandla.Kulindeleke ukuthi ukwakhiwakwalesisakhiwokugugiseiphakethekulelibandlanjengobasizokudlaizi-gidi ngezigidi zemali. UMfuGumedeuthi kukhethwe iGroutville ngenxayomlando wayo ebandleni nasesiz-weni, njengoba neNkosi u AlbertLuthuli, ebingu Mengameli weqem-bu elibusayo kuleli i-ANC, ibiphethelendawo, futhi ingumdikoni walelibandla. Lesi sakhiwo sizokuba sen-simini kamoba engaphesheya kweGroutville High School ngase Alden-ville Primary School, ngasethemp-elini lakwa Shembe.

Uhlehlile umcimbiwesoyi e-UCCSA>> Uhlehlisiwe owokuphendulwa kwesoyi leConference Centre yeUCCSA

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ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOIngxenye yobuholi bebandla iUCCSA esifundazweni saKwaZuluNatal iseketangweni laMabutho kaKristueGroutville, KwaDukuza, ngempelasonto. Kusukela kwesokunxele nguMfundisi waseMahlongwa uMfu Thobani Ngema, onguNobhala wesifundazwe, kulandele uSihlalo uMfu Lindokuhle Gumede, owelusa amakholwa aseMphushenieMbumbulu, kuze uModerator wesifundazwe uMfu Njabulo Makhanya oseAdams Mission, kugcine uMdikoni Blessing B. Mthethwa waseGroutville

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LIBONAKALAlenyukangesivinini iz-inga lobugebengu edolobheni laK-waDukuza njengoba izigebenguzisanda kungena ezitolo ezimbiliezinkulu kwa-Clicks nakwa-Wool-worths, zakhomba abaphakathingezibhamu, zashaqa imali.

Abawuvali umlomo ebeben-gaphandle nabebephakathi esitolosakwa-Woolworths, ngobuchule ezi-busebenzisile njengoba engekhoobebona ukuthi kubanjwa inkunzi.Isimo besipholile nje kungabangwamsindo, ofuna ukungena esitolo en-geniswe yilo obesemnyango,obeshaya sengathi ukhuluma noma-khalekhukwini kanti ugadile. Ubethiuma esengenile ngaphakathiumthengi, atshelwe ukuthi makamekhona lapho emnyango avale umlo-mo. Ziziphumele kahle nje esitoloizigebengu, zangena emotweni em-hlophe eyiveni evuleke ngemuva, za-shaya zachitha. Amaphoyisa afikeemuva kwendaba.

Lokhukulandela okufanayo esito-loesiseRockyPark, iTownviewPlaza,esisavaliwe namanje emuva kok-wephucwa kwezisebenzi zikhonjwengezibhamu imali. Olunye uhlobolobugebengu okukhalwa ngalo kulelidolobha, wukugundwa kwezinweleikakhulukazi lezi ezingamagoda oburasta. Kuthiwa kazenqeni lezi zige-bengu ukuwasusa ngesikelo amago-da kumuntu, bese ziyowathengiselaabacwali bezinwele. Kubhilitenokuhlwithwa kwemigexo ebizayoezintanyeni zabantu, nokwephucwakwabantu amaphilisi adodobalisaigciwane lengculaza, okuthiwakwenziwa ngawo isidakamizwaiwhoonga. Sekunabangena emiziniyabantu bethi bathunywe umasipalaukuzofaka izinsiza ezehlisa ukubizakuka gesi, uma sebengenisiwe besebefuna ngoshova impahla yasendlini.

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RESPECTABLE In-dian female boarderswanted, accommoda-tion with meals, 10 minswalk from Victoria Hos-pital. 084 8133 377.

SALON for sale – afri-can, unisex, well estab-lished, fully equipped– Verulam CBD. R120000. 078 093 0954.

TO let – 20smq minifactories R800.00 pm,rainbow Centre oppWaterloo, Verulam. Tel:032-533 1324 / 082 9059631.

SHOP to let – 18 ArbeeDrive, Tongaat. Con-tact: 083 791 5519/ 083295 6558.

VERULAM, CordobaGardens, 2 bedrooms,open lounge, dining &kitchen, bic, fully tiled,carport, small securecomplex. R5 000 p/m.083 755 8878/ 083 7759393.

ONE large bedroomflat to let with lounge,kitchen, 2 toilets & bath-room. R2 200.00 excl w& l. 082 5644 635.

Funbouncer, Activitycastles, Slides, Winniethe Pooh, Barbie, Ben10, Spiderman, Bar-ney, Cars, Strawberryshortcake. Kids rides &tables/chairs, Popcorn,Candyfloss, Bubble,chocolate machines.Cupcakes stands &birthday banner. 031-530 7752 / 031-5075899 / 083 469 8417,[email protected] / www.kznjump-ingcastles.co.za

2 x 10 CUBE Tippertrucks for sale, merc2629 & merc 2225.Contact Dion: 076 3898979.

TONGAAT3.5 bed flat f/fitted @R975 0002 bed flat @ R525 000MAIDSTONE3 bed, 2 x lounge, kitch-en, dbl garage @ R8950002 bed flat, l/d/k @ R595000OLD CRESCENT4 bed house, 2 x en-suites, 2 x lounges D/K+LUG, a/c + alarm @R1.25MMITHANAGAR3 bed house, l/d/k + o/b+ dbl lug @ R1.4MSEATIDES6 bed house all en suites2 x lounges + many ex-tras + B & B potential @R1.95MTongaat – Rental2 bed flat f/fitted @R4400 excl

1 bed o/b @ R2 750excl1 bed o/b @ R3 000 inclwater excl lights (pre-paid)Chelmsford Heights2 bed flat f/fitted @ R2750 exclCall Selva 083 703 8665or 084 512 5896 or 072088 2345 (o) 032-9443203

SANDFIELDS – mainbuilding & 2 outbuild-ings. Rent Income R9000 p/m. R780 000.LOTUSVILLE, Veru-lam – 3 b/rooms withen-suites, f/f kitchen,lounge, dining, study,toilet, d/lug, f/air condi-tioned, pool, f/walled.Must see. R2.2m.BELVEDERE – 3 b/rooms, L/D/K, bath.R550 000.LA MERCY – ValleyRoad 1010sqm, vacantland R350 000BELGATE – land, newphase, 564 sqm R135000DESAINAGAR – va-cant land, gated estate.R420 000BELGATE – new phase,2 b/r, l/d/k, bath, lock-upgarage. R395 000SANDFIELDS – 3 b/rooms, mes, lounge,dining, f/f kitchen, bath,lock-up garage, fullywalled. R850 000.TO Let: FLATS – 2 b/room, L, K, bath. FromR2 800 pm.Exclusive venue hire –Central Tongaat.Web: www.krinalev-entscentre.co.zaK. NAIDU & Associates,Suite 5 & 6, KNA Cen-tre, 1 Watson Street,Tongaat. Tel :032-9445001 / 082 939 1814.

GEORGE Chetti 082648 2711 KALESH083 246 753542 Years in the propertybusinessBURBREEZE @ R1250 000.00HAMBANATI @ R550000.00METCALF – 3 housesranging from R920000.00 to R1 650000.00VILLAGE Mews @R695 000.00LANDS3 IN BELGATE @ R150000.00 eachVALLEY Road, La Mer-cy 1016 sm @ R450000.00SHOPS and offices tolet, busy taxi rank area. Please take notice that

Umash Harripershadintends making ap-plication to the Com-panies and IntellectualProperty Commission(CIPC) for the resto-ration of UGS Craftsand Moulding CCregistration number:2006/05768/23.

Please take furthernotice that any objec-tions to this applicationmust be lodged withthe Companies andIntellectual PropertyCommission (CIPC)within 21 days of thepublication hereof.

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GANDHI’S Hill – 3 b/rm,f/f, ensuite, t/b, o/planl/d, f/f kit with stove &granite tops. R4 100.00excl. 084 555 9484/032-945 3457.

MITHANAGAR,Tongaat– 2 bedroom, lounge,balcony, kitchen, 2 bath-rooms & toilets, 1 car-park, fully tiled. Rental:R3 500 incl. 032-9451686.

WATSONIA – Belv. Rdopp. School – 2 b/roomswith bic, o/plan L/D/K,bath, shower & toilet.Rent R3 500.00 excl.Call: 072 734 8497.

METCALFE Park –house to let, 2 brms,l/k/t/b. Mrs Reddy –078 875 2605/ 032-9442097.

2 BEDROOMS, lounge& kitchen – Lot 82 Emo-na. Rent: R2 000.00excl. 079 451 6772/082 547 0402

TONGAAT–Mithanagar– outbuilding – 2 rooms+ kitchen. Main exten-sion, 2 rooms + kitchen,fully tiled. Prefer smallfamily. Proof of em-ployment is essential.084 702 3189/ 032-9441867.

3 BED duplex – MetcalfPark, Tongaat. Con-tact Sudesh – 083 3496949.

ARE you drowning indebt??? Pay from aslittle as R250.00 permonth towards all youraccounts. Immediaterelief. We also removegarnishees. Call Siva– 078 5450 850 / 032-533 7894, Savy – 082397 1840, Chanel – 073137 0783, shop 6, Hy-per Mall next to VerulamPost Office below Pick& Pay.

PROPERTY FOR SALE

SMALL holding for salesituated between rain-farm lodge & club ven-ture, 15km inland fromBallito, 2 HA, tradingstore old buildings in-complete & an incom-plete animal farm &event venue. Price: 3.5million not neg. Monica– 082 3944 576

SALESMAN & sales-women wanted forclothing store. Wage +-R500 to +- R800 week-ly. Call at Lotus Store,Tongaat. Next to DoctorAsif Suleman surgery.Interview after 2pm.

VACANCY – TeamLeaders – Exiting USAcompany recruitingteam leaders who arepassionate, hard work-ing and goal driven.Would suit students,home executives, sales& retired people. Call:082 335 2507.

PROJECT Co Ordinatorwith electrical experi-ence, including projectplanning with traceablereferences. Email: [email protected]

SHOP assistant re-quired. Must be wellspoken. Call: 076 2872420/ 076 5377 638 Nochancers please.

VACANCY – In Line QC– A clothing manufac-turer situated in Truro-lands Tongaat, requiresthe services of a fullyexperienced QC to takecharge of In Line Qual-ity Control in Produc-tion. Apply personallywith a 2 page C.V to HRDepartment, 25 KrishnaDesai Drive, Trurolands,Tongaat.

HAIR and Beauty Salonstaff required. Prefera-bly from Verulam. Con-tact: 078 2712 830.

LIFT offered from Belve-dere/Tongaat to PhoenixIndustrial Park. Mondayto Friday 07:00 – 16:30.Tel: 083 612 0709/ 078119 5470.

Our beloved sister, aunt and friend, it is with great sadnessthat we had to say goodbye to you. Your love, dedica-tion and sacrifice that you have made, has given us greatcomfort. The happy memories we share will be treasured.We miss you and will always love you.

IN LOVING MEMORY

MISS INDIE IYER8 Coronation Road,

Tongaatformerly of Stanger

Sadly missed by your loving family

03/12/1951 - 27/05/2014

You and your family are invited to attend the16th Day Memorial Ceremony of Miss Indie Iyer

on Wednesday, 11 June 2014 at theV.M Moonsamy Hall, Tongaat. Supper will beserved between 6pm-7pm and service to

follow thereafter.

God looked around his garden and found an empty space. He granted youeternal peace. His garden must be really beautiful for he always picks thebest. You never had time to say goodbye. Akka, I no longer see your face orhear your voice. All I have of you are photos which I will treasure forever. Youwere always there for me when I needed you and that I will never forget. Imiss you very much and think of you in my daily prayers. Until such time weall meet again, I ask for your guidance. Thank you for being my sister.

Date: Sunday 08 June 2014Venue: Belvedere Community HallTime: 10h00 for 10h30

Inserted by Shun Subbrayan

PARVATHEYE SUBBRAYAN(RADHA)

YEARLY MEMORIAL CEREMONYOF

23/06/1944 - 13/08/2201375 Adelaide Avenue, Belvedere, Tongaat

You and your family are invited to theYearly Memorial Service for the Late

Goonum Reddy to be held on Saturday07 June 2014 at La Mercy Community

Hall, End Coull Drive, La Mercy.Supper will be served from 5pm.Service commences from 6:30pm.

MRS GOONUMREDDY

10/05/1956 - 17/07/2013

Deeply missed by husband Paramasivan (Jagga/Jimmy), sons Jinen and Jiven, family, friends &relatives.

REST IN PEACE

WEEKLY REPORTER

TONGAAT Child and Family Welfare Societyheldaplacarddemonstrationagainst the Isla-mistmilitantgroupBokoHaramthatabductednearly 300 Nigerian schoolgirls.

The“#bringbackourgirls”placarddemon-stration was held at the Victoria Hospital ro-bots on Friday.

The Welfare joined by representatives ofthe Haven of Rest, Svet, SSS Prayer Group, lo-calschools,communitymembersandchildrengathered in their numbers in an attempt tomake themselves heard.

Senior social worker Jo Moodley said,“Eventhough1Juneto8JuneisNationalChildProtection Week, awareness and educationagainst childabuseshouldbespread through-out the world.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMembers of the Tongaat Child Welfare together with demonstrators.

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>> A blood donor clinic will be taking place @the Gandhis Hill Temple Hall, Tongaat on the7 June from 10am to 2.30pm. There is an alarming shortage of blood. Please be a hero and donate blood. For further enquiries contact 083 2627108.>> The public is lovingly invited to attend themost auspicious Ganga Dussehra Festival at theSivananda International Cultural Centre. Sunday,8 June at 6am. Venue is Sivananda InternationalCultural Centre in La Mercy.>>Vishwa Shakti’s presents SA’S biggest production yet Avataar, 10 July to 13 July. They are look

ing for talented dancers to audition for thisepic production. Contact Kamal Maharaj082 9299 609 orVisesh Muthan 082852 0097 or 032 9454704 (office hours).>>The VedantaAshram Medical Campwill be held on 18 Mayat the Seatides Combined School from8am to 4pm.>>The Shree Veeraboga EmperumalTemple in a joint venture with the TongaatChild and Family Welfare Society has commenced a HomeworkCentre At the SVETPremises. The centreis open on weekdays,Mon to Fri from 2pmto 5pm. Contact Selochana Govender formore details – 032945 1496/ 073 5491383.

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WEEKLY REPORTER

THE Reddragons Karate Club may onlybe eight years old and had humblebeginnings in a back yard but the

members have made their mark in competitions.

The club’s team returned from the recentkaratetournamentheldattheUniver

sity of KZN with a total of 17 medals.Sensei Derek Choromanski who

founded the club in his own back yard with15 members is “superproud of my students…and their parents!

He started the club to get the childrenoff the streets.

“That was my goal. Today I have morethan 40 kids from all different backgrounds coming together as a family. Themost important thing was the supportfrom the parents,” Choromanski said.

“This is what it’s all about familiescoming together and supporting theirkids.”

PHOTO: JUAN PAYETThe Reddragons Karate Club had awinning streak at the recent championships held in Durban.

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Locals excel in Comrades>> Medals galore for runners and great achievements celebrated at local clubs

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LOCAL athletics clubs excelled at the coveted89th Comrades Marathon that took place onSunday, 1 June.

TwosilverMedals,sevenBillRowanMedals,ninebronze medals, and twelve Vic Clapham medalsmade Verulam Athletic Clubs (VAC) medal counta memorable achievement for the long standingclub while leading Falcons runner was Ndwedweathlete Derrick Gumede who made it two silvers ina row on his second race.

He was followed by Falcons stalwart Vukani Maphumulo from Thandanani who also notched up asilver medal. Bongiwe Majozi, Judy Reddy and Marlene Pillay were the leading Falcons ladies in a timeof 10.43.

However, the day belonged to the new GreenNumber Club for securing 10 Comrades medal, thisincluded David Mfeka, Preggie Moodley and YvonneDalgleish.

This augurs well for Falcons development prgramme which not onlybrought in new runnerslike Derrick Gumede intoultradistance runningbut it has been able tosustain the runners toachieving Green Number status.

Special accolades also are extended to Prudence Ngiba who hadcompleted her firstComrades Marathon.Derrick Gumede, Cindeera Padavatan andVitasha Ramnarayansecured backtobackmedals for completingconsecutive marathonsas novices.

For VAC the superblyconditioned MuziwakheKhanyile broke the VACrecord book with a subseven hour 6.49 finish ina back to back silverdouble ahead of Siyanda Makhanya a tripleconsecutive silver medalist, himself breakinghis own personal best in7.01.

The beaming duowere all smiles at theirpersonal milestonesand remarked “a longrest before we conquerthe 90th edition nextyear”.

A vastly improved Sifiso Mbonambi knockedoff nearly an hour off hisup run, clearly showingthat he preferred thedown run in a superlative time of 7.54.

Muziwakhe Khanyile 6.49Khululekani Sithole 11.01Rajesh Ramnarain 10:11Marlene Pillay 10:43Sagren Reddy 11:33Yunus Doba 11:46Siyanda Makhanya 7.01Peter Naicker 11.14Mongi Tshkitshwa 10:42Vitasha Ramnarayan 10:45Mike Padaychee 11:33Logan Pillai 11:51Sifiso Mbonambi 7.54Sarial Rajah 11.21Bongiwe Majozi 10:43Felokwakhe Nxumulo 10:51Sanjeev Rupnarian 11:33Yvonne Dalgleish 11:52

Skhumbuzo Mjaja 7.57Anandan Devasayam 11.25Judy Reddy 10:43Lindiwe Hlongwa 11:05Preggie Moodley 11:45Diren Govinden 11:53Siphiwe Khanyile 8.03Preamnund Goordhin 11.28Eddie Singh 11:14Cindeera Padavathan 11:54Harrison Mkhulise 8.27Nokukhanya Nsibande 11.36Bongani Khoza 11:14Prudence Ngiba 11:58Sandile Langa 8.46Nischaelin Pather 11.38Dhiren Govender 11:28Simon Blose 8.53

Johnny Karanjoo 11.44Gleish Sivakumar 11:32Sifiso Gabela 8.58Priscilla Naidoo 11.49Jacob Zitha 9.16Mhanqwa Mloyi 11.49Phelelani Shezi 9.28Collin Ismail 11.54Bheki Biyela 9.43Selva Naicker 11.54Krish Naidoo 10.01Derrick Gumede 7:04Raymond Muthen 10.13Vukani Maphumulo 7:25

Pravin Sewnarain 10.17David Mfeka 7:51Deena Naidoo 10.19Joseph Mangcwangule 7:54Joseph Dumakude 10.41Aubrey Sangweni 8:56Alex Ngcobo 8:57Bhekuthando Ngcobo 9:17Thulani Hlatswayo 9:27Ravin Singh 9:28Johannes Khuzwayo 9:33Bonginkosi Ngubane 9:43Bala Govender 9:45

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SPORTJune 6, 2014

Amla declared newProteas captain>> Local lad goes all theway to the top

PHOTO: LEE WARREN/GALLO IMAGESThe newly appointed South African test Cricket captain and former Tongaat resident Hashim Amla

Saturday, 7 JuneVerulam Ground One9amDimesvsClayfield; 10.15amAll Stars vsCorona-

tion;11.30amDimesvsKranskopCity;12.45pmAllStarsvs Mount View Rangers; 2pm Kranskop City Clayfield;3.15pm Mount View Rangers vs Coronation.

Verulam Ground Two9amSummerfieldvsElevenMen;10.15amMaidstone

vs Newlands; 11.30am Sumerfield vs Real Illovo;12.45pm Maidstone vs Ntuzuma United; 2pm ElevenMen vs Real Illovo; 3.15pmNewlands vs Ntuzuma Unit-ed.

Verulam Ground Three9amBayviewvs Joyous; 10.15amBeevaRamblers vs

Sando; 11.30am Bayview vs Mount Edge-combe;12.45pm Beeva Ramblers vs Kwas Mashu Unit-ed; 2pm Joyous vs Mount Edgecombe; 3.15pm Kwamashu United vs Sando.

Trenance Park Ground9am Croftdene vs Stonebridge; 10.15am Bluff Rang-

ers vs Fairbreeze; 11.30am Croftdene vs Thulani Vul-tures; 12.45pm Bluff Rangers vs Power Express; 2pmThulaniVulturesvsStonebridge;3.15pmPowerExpressvs Fairbreeze

Ladies ClubsVerulam Ground Four9amKwaMashuvsNtuzuma;9.40amMerewentAces

vs Tongaat Rangers; 10.20amKwaMashu vs Lindalani;11amMerwent Aces vs Ntuzuma; 11.40amKwamashuvs Tongaat Rangers; 12.20pm Lindalani vs Ntuzuma;1pmKwaMashuvsMerewent;1.40pmLindalanivsTon-gaat Rangers; 3pmMerewent vs Lindlani; 3.30pm Ton-gaat Rangers vs Ntuzuma

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THE massive Tongaat sporting commu-nity watched with pride as one of “ourown”, Hashim Amla, was announced

the captain of the South African cricket testteam this week.

TheannouncementcameinJohannesburgon Tuesday, 3 June that the former Tongaatresident and Railways Cricket Club and Sun-foil Dolphins stalwart would replace GraemeSmith at the helm.

The formerDHSpupil is the fifthappointedcaptain of the Proteas.

AmlafollowsinthefootstepsofKeplerWes-sels, Hansie Cronje, Shaun Pollock and Smithas the squad's skipper, althoughMarkBouch-er,JacquesKallisandAshwellPrincehavealsoled the team in a stand in capacity.

In his new appointment Amla will leadSouthAfrica for a twomatch series in Sri Lan-ka next month. The 31-year-old was the firstSouthAfricanbatsman to scorea triple centu-ry in a test match.

CSA chief executive Haroon Lorgat saidAmlahas shownhis steelwhenoccupying thenumber three slot in the order.

He said becoming captain is the naturalprogression in Amla's career.

Tonver president Guru Ramcharan saidAmla was performing admirably with a batand itwasonlynatural thathegoesup the lad-der to take the position of captain.

“It is indeed the highest honour to lead ourcountry inany codeof sport.Hashimwasdes-tined to be a captain. The sporting fraternityof Tongaat wishes Amlawell andwe know hewill do the country proud.”

DevenNaidoo coach and formermentor ofAmla whowas instrumental in his cricket ca-reer was ecstatic with Amla's achievementsand said this was long overdue.

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