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ROBBER, attemptedmurderer sentenced>> Armed robber to spend 57 years in prison thanks to RUSA

KAVEEL SINGH

ANarmedrobber,whowasshotsix times bymembers of Reac-tion Unit South Africa (RUSA),

was sentenced to an effective 57years in prison last Monday.

AccordingtoRUSAheadPremBal-ram, Phumelani Ngwenia (33) wasshot and arrested by reaction

officers during an armed robberyin Valdin Heights in July2012.

“A second armed robber was shotdead by RUSA officers during the

shoot out. During the proceedings,the suspect claimed that theReactionOfficershadshothim fornoreason inWaterloowhilehewaswalkingontheroad.

“The complainant however, iden-tified Ngwenia as one the suspectsthat had held his family at gunpointduring a birthday celebration for his10 year old niece.”

“The two gunmen stormed thehome and held guns to their headswhile a third suspect was believed tobe waiting in a white Mercedes Benzon the road side. A femalewho hid inan ensuite contacted RUSA after sheheard screaming in the home.”

Ngwenia, who was shot six timesbytheRUSAofficer,survivedwhilehisaccomplice died on the scene fromtwogunshotwounds to thechest.Un-licensed firearms, cash, jewels andthe victims phones were found intheir possession.

Ngwenia will be serving his sen-tence at Durban’s, Westville Prison.

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The purpose of the visit was for Nxumalo towitness "how the lives of the people havechanged after they were moved to Cornubia inDecember last year".

Nxumalo spent almost half his day going todifferent houses interactingwith the residents.

About 151 families have already been relo-cated to Cornubia from various parts of the citywith the majority from the informal settle-ments.

“I wish to congratulate [these residents] formeeting the criteria to qualify for these houses.

I am wishing you all the best in your stay hereandhopethatyouwill takecareofthesehomes,”said Nxumalo.

During the mayor’s visit two families fromUmbilo and Phoenix were also handed keys totheir new homes.

Upon their arrival, Nxumalo assisted themwhilemovingtheirbelongings insidethehouse.One of the beneficiaries, Vusi Shabanguthanked eThekwini Municipality for making itpossible for him to own a house.

“I never thought I will have a house ofmy own as it happened today.

“Since 1994, government has delivered in

many ways. I have received a house and somepeopleinotherareashavebenefittedfromotherservices like water and electricity,” said Sha-bangu.

Relocations of about 328 families will bestartinginthenexttwoweekswherethemunici-pality will be transporting at least 20 families aday.

Mayor surprisesCornubiaresidents

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A 3.5 METRE python, believed tobealostpet,hasbeenfoundinVer-ulam, private security companyReactionUnitSouthAfrica (RUSA)said.

The snake, an exotic BurmesePython, was found in EverestHeights on Friday night after anumber of residents noticed thereptile slither across a road in thedirection of a bush near IncaDrive, Verulam.

RUSA head Prem Balram con-firmed that their Operations Cen-tre received several call outs fromresidents of Everest Heights onFriday evening.

“Callersreportedseeingalargesnake in the area. Reaction offi-cersarrivedon thescenean founda resident Preven Ramsarup hadcaptured the snake.

“Officers then assisted in load-ing the python onto the rear of a

bakkie and transported it to theRUSA offices.”

Balram said that several snakeparks were contacted to assist inhousing the snake, however noneof the snake handlers answeredtheir phones.

Balram said that last year an-other python measuring 3.1 me-tres was found in Redcliffe, Veru-lamandhandedbacktotheowner.It had escaped while being fedchickens.

He added that a local snakecatcherLeeNaidooofRoodecranzReptileRecoveryofferedhisassis-tance and reported promptly atthe RUSA base.

Naidoo then inspected thesnake and transported it to hispremises for feeding and safekeeping.

Anyone with information re-garding the ownership of the py-thon is urged to contact PremBal-ram on 072 1706 100.

RUSA officers withthe 3.5m BurmesePython.

PHOTO: RUSA

Another pythonfound in Verulam

>> Local security company suspects snakeis a lost pet

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MEMBERS of Trans Natal Flying Squadswiftly nabbed one brazen robber whostole items from the Verulam Courts onSunday.

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“A search was conducted, but therewas no trace of the suspects. The owners of the premises were contacted,who is an employee of the sheriff department. She then informed me thatit was a storage warehouse, which isused to store items that are due forauctions.

“The premises holds items worth inan estimated hundreds of thousandsof rands, a proper inventory was to betaken to establish what was taken.”

Police are investigating.

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Liquor stores nowopen on Sundays>> MEC: Residentsnow have a choiceSHANNON HOPKINS

NEVER again shall a cravingfor a glass of wine on a Sun-day evening go unsatisfied.

Local liquorstoreshadtheir firstSunday of sales on 2March, whichwas reportedly well supported.

ThischangeintheKwaZulu-Na-tal Liquor Licensing Act was an-nouncedbyMECofKwaZulu-NatalEconomic Development and Tour-ism Mike Mabuyakhulu last week.Some say they are not in favour ofthenewLiquorActstipulations,butstores say at least the public willhave a choice.

Tops Lifestyle manager Lor-raineGovendersaid theannounce-mentwasverysuddenandtheteamhad toquickly rally staff to be avail-able for work on Sunday, from10amto3.30pm,asper legislation.

“Itwas quite a shock as itwas sosudden, but wewill give staff othertime off for working on Sundaysnow. The store was actually reallybusy for the first Sunday shift lastweek,” said Govender.

“I think some of the religiousgroupswill not be pro the new law,

but at least people can choose topurchase or not now,” she added.

In his speech, Mabuyakhulusaid previous legislature had failedto address the economic aspects ofthe industry, and that most peopledrank responsibly.

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PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSTops Lifestyle staff member Richard Govender, store manager Lorriane Govender and Shahistha Haribans.

KAVEEL SINGH

THE Billy Nair Educationdesk in partnership withthe Shree VeerabogaEmperumal Temple(SVET), Tongaat HinduUnityForum(THUF)andits affiliates held a Matric Motivation Programme for 700 pupils

at all the secondary schools in Tongaat.The programme was facilitated by world re

nowned motivational speaker, Professor MK Angajan,whospokeontheimportanceofpupilsbeing goal directed, focused and how to developa positive attitude towards their work and theupcoming exams.

Five schools attended the programme at theShree Veeraboga Cultural Centre on Wednesday,26 and Thursday, 27 February.

Angajan addressed groups of 200 pupils infour twohour sessions over the two days.

The Billy Nair Circuit superintendent of education management Selvan Chetty placed on record his thanks and appreciation on behalf of thecircuit to the officials and members of the ShreeVeeraboga Emperumal Temple, the TongaatHindu Unity Forum and all its affiliates for organising and sponsoring the logistics for the motivation programme.

He commended these communitybased organisations for partnering with the departmentof education in order to make a contribution towards the education of pupils in the Tongaatcommunity. Chetty also promised to look at theprogramme being offered to pupils in the circuitfrom the secondary schools in Verulam.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDProfessorMK Angajan.

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FIVE suspects who were arrested inVerulam,onTuesday,2Marchhavebeen linked to several armed rob-

berieswhich they committed throughoutthe Durban area in recent months.

According toReactionUnit SouthAfri-caheadPremBalram, themenrobbedanindividual of R33 000 in cash outside abank in Tongaat.

“The suspects’ vehicle was spotted bymembersof theVerulamSAPSandahighspeed chase ensued. The suspects

crashed their getaway car near theMountview Civic Centre and fled on footfiring several shots at pursuing police-man.”

Balram said he received calls frommembersof theSAPSforassistance inap-prehending the suspects.

“Reaction officers were dispatched tothescenewhile I tookoff in theRUSAheli-copter.

“Two suspectswere arrestedbymem-bers of the SAPS as they exited a densebush. Three suspects are still beingsought for the robbery,” he said.

RUSA officerswith one ofthe suspectswho wereapprehended.PHOTO: RUSA

“Knockergang” bust>> Five arrested, police search for three more

KAVEEL SINGH

THE observance of Maha Shivarathriin Tongaat was well received with a 10day awareness campaign in the run upto the worship of Lord Shiva.

TheAwarenesscampaignwasheldfrom Tuesday, 18 February, at the Tongaat Sabha in Railway Street.

The programme was hosted by theSabha in partnership with the Tongaat Hindu Unity Forum (THUF) andall its affiliates.

Hundreds of devotees from Tongaat thronged to the Sabha to listento a line up of distinguished speakerswho enthralled the crowds with inspirational messages on the significanceandphilosophybehindthecelebrationof Maha Shivarathri and every otherfast and festival on the Hindu calendar.

Swami Abedanand, spiritual headof the Chinmaya Mission in South Africa, commenced proceedings with athreeday discourse on Lord Shiva andthe need for devotees to emulate thequalities him.

In his address he impressed on devotees to live the values of love, simplic

ity, humility, sacrifice and servicewhich was the hall mark of Lord Shivawho symbolised auspiciousness.

He was followed by DH Maharajwho inspired the audience with hispersonal view on the celebration ofMaha Shivarathri.

MK Angajan of the Vedanta Institute of South Africa mesmerised theaudience on the night before MahaShivarathriexplainingtheneedforselfmastery in the life of a devotee witha view to control ones emotions whichare too often allowed to run riot inone's life.

"The positive response from devotees who attended the 10day programme was very encouraging," said

Tongaat Sabha chairperson SoobrieGovender.

"Everyone who came expressedtheir delight with the inspirationalmessages and outstanding vibrationscreated over the 10 days of celebration.

“The 10day awareness campaignwas an educational experience for allof us at the Sabha.

"We want to on behalf of the Sabha and the Tongaat Hindu Unity Forum place on record our sincere thanksand appreciation to all our distinguished speakers, affiliates of the Forum and devotees for making the festival a resounding success," concludedGovender.

Some ofthe younger attendees of theMaha Shivarathricelebrationin Tongaat.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Maha Shivarathri anenlightening experience inTongaat

WEEKLY REPORTER

ONE personwaskilled inan acci-dent on the N2 north bound be-tween Tongaat and Ballito re-cently.

According to Netcare 911

spokesperson Santi Steinmannupon arrival at the scene para-medics found that two vehicleshadcollidedresultinginthedeathof a woman and two people sus-taining serious injuries.

"One of the vehicles burst into

flames and the roadway is ob-structed by the wreckages.

“The injured people weretreatedonscenebefore theyweretransported to hospital for fur-ther medical care," said Stein-mann.

One dead after collision on N2

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People tend to underestimate the

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Do you know of someone who complains about everything?

Do you get frustrated, annoyed andfeel drained after speaking with them?

This is because every word you hearcreatesachemicalreactioninyourbrainand body.

This specific chemical reaction willcreate either a boost in your energy levels, or drain your energy. This is why positive people make us feel better whenwe are around them, and people withnegativeoutlooksmakeusfeeldrained.

We can also achieve these positiveand negative energy levels on our own

by being aware of our thoughts andthe choice of words we use when wespeak.

Each word you speak creates its ownneuron network in your body every timeyou speak it.

Even if you just think of a word, yourneuron network already begins to makeconnections, and fires the entire neuronnetwork linked to that word.

Keep away from using negativephrases like: “I can’t,” “It’s impossible,”or “I’ll/they’ll never change.” If you usethese words and phrases on a daily basis, you will experience the same chemical reaction in your body that will influence your emotional state every day of

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If you want to change your life andcreate a future filled with love, laughterand dreams coming true, you need toconsciously select your words.

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Words ofWisdom

IT’S Oscar season in South Africa and this one does not comewith all the glitz and glamourpresented at the Academy Awardsversion in the United States.

The Oscar Pistorius case, whichhas its own channel on DStv, is

in your face, whether you likeit or not. There is a blow by blowaccount on social media sites, theCarte Blanche channel is breakingthe story down piece by piece ontheir 24hour channel and every local news site is dominated by thetrial.

South Africa’s ‘trial of the century’ has begun and no matterwhat the outcome, citizens are interested in some aspect of this story. However, before Oscar seasonbegan Pravin Gordhan deliveredthe budget speech and didn’t surprise many with the results.

The word of the day being ‘increase’ petrol (again), sin taxes(alcohol and smoking) and theweakening rand. Gordhan also

said that government’s focus in2014 is to eliminate wastefulspending and corruption. SouthAfricans are feeling the pinch withthe number of increases andmany are looking for a silver lining.Locally, residents have complainedabout the lack of proper publictransport systems and have nocheaper option to get to places inthe interim eThekwini is trying toremedy their ongoing bus problems. Judging by some of the comments on social media, some havedecided to stop sitting around andcomplaining and are ready tomake a mark come election time inMay.

Tell us what you think emailcoastalweekly@gmail,com

Oscarseasonand thecost ofliving

I WOULD like to tell you about my experience of whatIbelieveisabusivebehaviourintheworkplace,particularly in a business known as a “onemanband businesses of all types”.

These are the kind of people who profess to runtheir business on a fair and respectful platform towards their staff, but in actual fact they don’t do this.

I can give you firsthand experience of the mosthorrific incidents from employers towards their staff:torment, shouting, accusatory, sadistic and downright bullish and cruel behaviour. However, the minute a customer walks through the door, the employerturns into a smiling and charming owner.

This brings me to the next factor which is salariesand bonuses for the staff. Examples of low salariesbeing paid for very long hours of work with no formof incentive is the call of the day by the employer.

For some reason someemployersthinkthatmaking their staff work for 13 days in a row is acceptable.

Please do your homework on your prospectivenew employer before you embark on your new career.

I myself have been an owner of a very successfulbusiness. I am fortunate enough to know both sidesof the working situation.

With my given successful experience as an employer, I know that the employers whom I have hadto deal with recently have a lot to learn from the employees, who could very well be far more competent.

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ngokukhipha imininingwaneyabasebenzi ey-imfihlobese isetshenziswabudedenguyiziny-unyana ukulwa izimpi zazo.

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Uthe kusukela ngoMasingana (January)kuyakuZibandlela (December) ka2013, kubenochungechunge lwemihlangano phakathikomqashi nezinhlaka zabasebenzi. “Akukazekube nesimo lapho kube nongqingetshe(deadlock) ezingxoxweni.Kungimangazile-keukubona sengibhikishelwa ngamalungu eSa-mwu eletha lezi zikhalo ngomhla ka 27 Janu-ary 2013, ngoba nomhlangano weLocal La-bourForumobekufanelekudingidwekuwole-zi zinto ngawo umhlaka 27 January,ubhuntshiswe wukungafiki kweSamwu, san-genela-ke isibalo sokuqhuba umhlangano.Bathe banqatshelwe ngamalungu awo athemakungabinamhlanganozingakaphendulwaizikhalo zawo.

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* The Dawncrest Civic Associa-tion will be holding its Biennial General Meeting (BGM), on Wednesday19March 2014 at 18:00, for the election of new Executive Committeemembers. The venue is the DayleeCreche and Independent, 40 RobinStreet, Dawncrest. For any queriesplease contact the Chairman of theDawncrest Civic Association – NovaChetty (0833672559) or the Secretaries – Dawood Mahomed(0835786953) and Logan Manikum(0823364124) or email – dawn[email protected]*Shree Krsna BhaktivedantaGurukula and Samaj invites youand your family to our Hindu Awareness Campaign on Saturday, 15March at 3pm Buckingham FlatsParking Area. All are welcome andprasadam (supper) will be served.For details Sri Vedananda(0833840190), [email protected]*The Ghandi's Hill Re-UnionCommittee will host their boastcruise, day trip to Midlands Meanderand many other activities. Theirmonthly meeting will take place onthe second Tuesday of every monthat Ganas Naidoo's residence in Mithanagar at 6.30pm. For more information contact 084 812 7546.*Klipfontein Shree EmperumalTemple invites you and your familyto their 72nd annual Kavady Festivalon 13 April commencing at 9am. Fordetails contact 072 213 0006 or 032944 1676.*The Jhugroo Primary Schoolwill host a fun run/walk on Saturday,8 March at 8am at the schoolgrounds. For more information call032 537 6507*The Verulam Cultural Co-ordi-nating Committee and its Affil-iates, have pleasure in inviting youand your families to their annual Guru Poojay for Pulavar Thiruvalluvar. Takes place on 23 February 2014attheSSSAlayamon6TempleRoadUmdloti Drift Verulam from 7.45 am*The Trustees and Members ofthe Shri Siva SubramaniarAlayam of Umdloti Drift Veru-lam have pleasure in inviting youand your families to the 114th MahaShivarathri Prayer.Devotees wishing to participate inthe Jamams should contact GuruRamalingam Veeramuthu on 0325333 696. Takes place on 27 February 2014 from 6 pm.*The Shree Gopal Lal HinduTemple of 9 Temple Road, Tem-ple Valley, Verulam lovingly invites you & your family to celebrateShivarathri from 6 pm on Thursday27 February to 6 am on Friday 28February 2014. For enquiries pleasecontact Mrs. P. Gewanlal on 072 2246338 or 032 533 4874.*The Palani Muruga Temple willobserve Shivarathri on 27 February from 6pm until 6am. For detailscontact 073 244 2464 or 083 3957071.*Green Pastures Ministries willresume their healing and deliverance services every Tuesday at 9amattheBelverdereHallfrom25February. All welcome. For details contact 032 945 4855.*The Tongaat South VishnuTemple will be observing MahaShivarathri on Thursday 27 Februaryfrom 6pm. Flag hoisiting at 4.30pm.Meals will be served.*Members of the Shree Sathya Darshan invites you and your family toits 14th Maha Shivarathree Prayer

and Chariot Procession on 27 February from 6pm to 6am.*The Tongaat Sabha in partner-ship with the Tongaat HinduUnity Forum, have put together a10 day Maha Shivarathri festival,commencing on the 18th Feb 2014daily between 6pm to 8pm at theTongaat Sabha. Supper is serveddaily,and the public is invited. Formore info please call 0837888485.*The Redcliffe Hindu Sabhawill observe Shivarathree from6pm on Thursday 27 February till Friday 28 February. All welcome. Fordetails contact M Inerjit on 0845888 974.*Maidstone Football Club willbe commencing training on Tuesday,11 February 2014 at 18h00 atSheik Mohideen Stadium.(WatsonPark). All old players and new players interest in playing for the clubshould attend. For more info pleasecall Mully – 084 3255 466*The Shree Veerboga Emperu-mal Temple hosts its 98th annualchariot festival celebrations withflag hoisting on 7 February, a culturalshow and Sri Narayana Awards atthe temple on Friday, 14 February at8pm. A chariot procession will leavethe temple at on Saturday, 15 February at 9am. Flag dehoistingisonMonday,17February.Allarewelcome.*Brake Village Sri Siva Soobra-maniar Alayam 105th annualPunguni Woothira Kavady fes-tival will take place onSaturday 12April 2014. The flag hoisting ceremony will take place on Thursday3rd April 2014. Further informationplease contact the Temple on 0329451919.*Bhakti Marga will be conductingOM Healing free every Wednesdaysand Fridays commencing at the following venues every Wednesdayfrom 6.30pm at the Chinna Thirupathi Venkatesvara Devasthanam(CTVD) in Belvedere and every Friday from 6.30pm at the GokhaleTemple Hall. For details contact Vedavyasananda on 083 793 8780 [email protected]*You are cordially invited to attendthe Annual General Meeting of theShree Sithee Vinayager Tem-ple on Saturday, 9 February at10.30am at the temple.*The Tongaat Volleyball Asso-ciation will hold a General Councilmeeting on Thursday 30 January at7pm at the Tongaat Sport Centre. Allare invited. For further details contact 084 4477 481*The Veda Dharma Sabha HindiPathshala offers free Hindi classes.Registration begins on 29 January.Classes will beginon 3 February. Formore information contact 032 5338509, 084 548 1333 or 032 533 1581*The Tongaat Central Libraryinvites you to an Informationand Communications Technol-ogy (ICT) Academy Open Dayon Friday, 31 January (2 – 6pm), Saturday 1 February (11am – 2pm),Wednesday, 5 February (2 – 6pm)and Thursday, 6 February (2pm –6pm). Entry is free.*The Gayathri Peedam of SouthAfrica invites you to join in congratulating the top Verulam matrics foroutstanding 2013 results. The Dinnerwill be held at the Verulam day &Frail Care center on 1 February 2014at 6.30pm for 7pm sharp. ContactLalitha on 079 868 9694 oremail onlalitha@gayathripeedam.com for more info.

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Cobus Oelefse has just taken over this monthfrom previous CEO Trenley Tilbrook, who headedup the Chamber for three years.

Oelefse has been involved with the iLembeChamber since its foundation in 2010, initially asanentrepreneurmentor,amemberoftheEntrepre-neurshipSteeringCommitteeandmorerecentlyasan Executive Committee member. He will still bementoring this year.

Oelefse has 20 years of corporate experiencewith both JSE andLondonFTSE listed public com-paniesinthemining,manufacturing,retail logisticsandsupplychain and the hightechmanufacturingand engineering industries.

After spending 10 years in the UK, Oelefse re-turned home to South Africa, and the KZN NorthCoast in2009andhasbeenworkingasanindepen-dent consultant, conducting assignments locallyandregionallyinAfricaforanumberofinternation-al clients.

He holdsaBA (Hons),BCommandLLMdegree.Tilbrook will leave the Chamber at the end of thismonth.

“It is with great ‘remorse’ and ‘excitement’ thatI am leaving the ilembe Chamber of Commerceattheendof February to join Tongaat HulettDevel-opments,” he said.

“I am really going to miss being part of the dy-namic and progressive team that I have had theprivilege of working with, as well as being part ofall the exciting projects and initiatives that are inthe pipeline for the Chamber,” he added.

TilbrookandOelefsealso launched thevery firstissueof theChamberMagazineataGrowthandDe-velopmentSummitlastweek,whichwillservetoin-form the business community of their projects.

“The magazine showcases someof theachieve-ments andkey initiatives aswell as the talent of thebusiness community and business environment inthe iLembe region,” says Oelefse.

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You and your family are invited to the YearlyMemorial Service of the late Mr RamsamyGounden.Date: Saturday 8th March 2014Venue: Tongaat South Vishnu Temple (Mari-gold Place)Time: 3pm to 4pmSadly missed by his wife Mrs Baby Gounden,children, grandchildren, brothers, sisters and ahost of family & friends. Please accept this as apersonal invitation.

AUM NAMA SHIVAYA

MR RAMSAMY GOUNDEN(Ram)

21 Belvedere Drive, Chelmsford Heights

We never ask for miracles, buttoday just one would do, tosee the front door open, andsee you walk through. The lasttime we saw you, you lookedso bright and well, little did weknow it was our last farewell!!!Until we meet again.Your loving family.Om Sai Ram

Date: 09 March 2014Venue: V. MoosamyHall, Buffelsdale, TongaatTime: 1:30pmSadly missed by your wife, children, grandchil-dren, daughter-in-law & a host of friends & fam-ily.

YEARLY MEMORIAL CEREMONY

MR NADAS PILLAY(October 1939 – May 2013)

IN LOVING MEMORY

Awonderful mother sokind with a goldenheart so rare. Sheconcealed her painsas best she could, butGod's call came sosuddenly. She was awoman of strength,determination and willpower, always puttingothers before herself.You worked so hard togive us the best andnow you are at rest.Ma, it has been aprivilege and honourto have had you and to have been part of you.Rest in peace until wemeet again.

We wish to thank all our family & friends for alltheir help& support.Sadly missed by children Sagie, Naven,Priscilla, Yogan, grandchildren Darryn, Tamara&Amalia and a host of family & friends.

thYou and your family are invited to the 15Day Ceremony of the late Mrs GengamahManikam on 11 March 2014 at V. MoonsamyHall, supper will be served from 5.30pm.Service to follow from7pm.

MRS GENGAMAHMANIKAM (Neela)(Formerly from Oaklands,

Verulam)

Simple, humble, beau-tiful and selfless, youopened up your heartto everyone, Lit up ourlives and touched oursouls, to know you wasto love you, but in aninstant you were gone,and our lives will neverbe the same again, welove, cherish and aboveall, Thank you.You and your familyare invited to attendthe Yearly MemorialService of the LateMrs Lallie Vadivelluof 11 Riverside Road,Hillview, Tongaat on Saturday 08th March2014 at 15h00 at SVET Cultural Centre, 483Main Road, Gandhi’s Hill, Tongaat.Your presence will be highly appreciated. Pleaseaccept this as a personal invitation.Sadly missed by your husband Burton, broth-ers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, neph-ews, nieces, grandchildren & a host of family &friends.

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GRAEME Smith, one of the most dogged batsmenof his generation, stunned South Africa on Mondayby announcing he will retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing third Test against Australia at Newlands.

The 33yearold captain told team mates afterthe third day's play, catching all unaware, includingCricket South Africa (CSA) chiefs.

His departure comes after arguably the world'sgreatest allrounderJacquesKallisquit theSouthAfrica Test team in December.

"This has been the most difficult decision I haveever had to make in my life. It's a decision that I havebeen considering since my ankle surgery in April lastyear," Smith said in a statement released by CSA.

"I have a young family to consider, and I felt thatretiring at Newlands would be the best way to endit because I have called this place home since I was18 years old."

Smith a veteran of 117 tests, 109 of those as captain, and is the world record holder for the most Testwins as skipper of a fiveday team with 53.

In the leadup to the seriesdeciding third Testagainst Australia, Smith had spoken of still wantingto achieve milestones in the game but having managed just 42 runs in five innings in the series, his formhas been wretched.

"I have been fortunate to have had many highs,amongst them leading and being part of the besttest team in the world. I will cherish these memoriesfor the rest of my life,” he said.

“Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I bidmy career a fond yet sad farewell," addedSmith.

Stunned CSA chief executive Haroon Lorgatpraised Smith for his service to the game.

"Although Graeme's decision to retire from allforms of international cricket comes as a surprise toall of us, we must respect him for deciding to calltime," Lorgat said.

"Following the recent retirement of Jacques Kallis from Test cricket, there is no doubt that we arenow ready to move into a new era and it is our jobto build on the solid foundations that these greatplayers leave behind."

The veteran opener made his Test debut againstAustralia in Cape Town in March 2002 and was surprisingly handed the captaincy aged 22 a yearlater.

The most capped Test captain in the history ofthe game has amassed 9,262 test runs at an averageof 48.49 with 27 hundreds and 38 halfcenturies.

His highest test score of 277 at Edgbaston in 2003was followed a week later by 259 at Lord's as theEnglish bowlers scratched their heads over how todismiss a limpetlike left hander whose determination made up for any lack of flair.

He also played 197 oneday internationals and 33Twenty20 internationals but failed to rid the Proteasof their choker tag when it came to major international limited over's tournaments.

Lorgat said that the Proteas captain had helped

GraemeSmith

Smith calls it a day

write a glorious chapterin South Africa's cricketing history.

"Iwouldlike us to remember Graeme Smithfor his nerves of steeland his matchwinning performancesthat were synonymous with some ofthe most remarkablefourth innings victorychases of all time." hesaid.

"These includedsetting up the 414 runschase against Australiaat Perth and his seriesclinching innings atEdgbaston in 2008, notto mention the unbeaten century the last timehe faced Australia atNewlands in 2011.

"His role in settingup the famous 438 winover Australia in 2006wasalsoaperformancenever to be forgotten,"he added.

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TONGAAT Panthers Athletic Club (TPAC)held a successful 32 and 16 run/walk.

The race is back on the KwaZulu-Na-tal race calender after anabsence of five years.

The club receivedpositive comments on therace, organisation and the route.

This is good news for the future of the raceand the clubwhowants to regain its popularityandbeamongstthetopclubsintheNorthCoast.

The race commenced at 5am on Sundaymorning from the Tongaat Fire station, andproceeded on the main road of Tongaat ontoWatson Highway, into Seatides where the16kmrun/walk turnedand returned to the fin-ish of Outspan Ground.

The chairman of the club Lajeeth Maharajat the prize giving acknowledged and thankedall those that rallied together in the past fewweeks to get the race together.

Alsoparticipating in theeventVerulamAth-leticClub's(VAC)YadhvirSewnaraincontinuedhis rich vein of form for successive weekendswithaneffortless firstposition in the juniorcat-egory. Running in cloudy undercover condi-tions Simon Blose and Kriah Naidoo easedthrough in a well-paced 1.07 ahead of AnandNaidoo and Sarah Naidoo in 1.25 and 1.32 re-spectively.

They were closely followed by Velvan Nair

shrugged off a long injury laden lay off showednosignsofdiscomfortwithapleasing twohourfinish ahead of Dolly Shamlall with SubadraMungal completing the 16km run team.

InothernewsVAC'sdevelopmentChallengeproduced comfortable finishes for six novicesthathavegraduated fromtheChallenge leagueto their first 16km race – Deepak, Jason andRenuka Moodley, Brenda Peters, Jessie PillayandRajeshRamdhuarie inVAC silkswere visi-bly elated at their finish and cannot wait fortheir next challenge.

The 32kmedition sawComrades novice seta fantastic 2.13 finish ahead of Bheki Biyela in2.43 whilst Praveen Sewnarain continued hislong distance training in 3.09.

VAC runners ran a club double this pastweekend with 31 runners and walkers com-pleting theDay lee4km/8kmChallengeonSat-urday.

The Saturday challenge saw novices at-tempting the challenge- Paul Dilapram andMischka Sookoo from Phoenix, coupled withPeter and Luke Naidoo easily took to the 4km

is free to all and is reaping dividends with sixnovices transcending the challenge league totheir first 16km race.2014 licences are avail-able. All queries: 0837836363.

32kmSandile Langa 2.13; Bheki Biyela 2.43; PraveenSewnarain 3.0916km RunYadhvir Seewnarain 1.02; Simon Blose 1.07; Krish Naidoo 1.07; Anand Naidoo 1.25; Sarah Naidoo 1.32; Velvan Nair 1.35; Priscilla Naidoo 1.35; Collin Ismail 1.36;Deepak 1.56; Atom Dilraj 1.57; Ricardo Nair 1.58; JessiePillay 1.58; Cynthia Zondi 2.00; Dolly Shamlall 2.05;Subadra Munga 2.2016km WalkSmiley Naidoo 1.55; Vishnu Moodley 2.07; SundreeRamlagan 2.10; Jason Moodley 2.10; Bobby Ramlagan2.21; Sunil Sewnarain 2.21; Renuka Moodley 2.23; JayaKisten 2.27; Anita Sewnarain 2.32; Brenda Peters 2.32;Tharushka Sookoo 2.32; Anand Naicker 2.32; RajeshRamdhuarie 2.32; Judy Rajoo 2.32; Pam Sookoo 2.32;Queenie Naidoo 2.33

Seen at the race standing from left: BongiweMajozi, Daisy Moodley, Sbongile Gabela, Vukani Maphumulo, Nirmala Govender, MzwakheNdlovu, Harshada Fakir, Veeran Ramnarayan,Joyce Moonsamy, Khalil Cassim. Seated: GlenDominic, Celiwe Ndaba, Sharika Seur andZeenath Sayed.

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route challenge andwere joined byAndrewDlamini,Jaydonnaidoo,JessePillayand5yrold Thandolwe Zondi.Members and thepublic are invited to the 4km / 8kmDay LeeChallenge every Saturday at 5.30am fromGaterite – The park and Run/ walk healthpromotioninitiativeofVerulamAthleticclub

and Priscilla Naidoo in 1.25 with Collin Is-mail aminute later. Novice Deepakwho rel-ished the running conditions finished in acredible 1.56. Atom Delray, Ricardo Nairandanothernovice JessiePillaywereelatedattheirsubtwohourfinishes.CynthiaZondi,

M.M. GOVENDER (Sam)08/03/1923 - 07/03/1969

It seems time never passes. But we cherish the time you spent with usand the wonderful happy memories you have left behind. We lost par-ents with hearts of gold, of whom many good deeds are still told. Thankyou Mum & Dad, for feeling our pain, when we hurt and being therewhen we needed you the most. We were truly blessed to have had youin our lives. We will always love you and remember both of you, Johnand Dhuno. Always remembered by the Govender Families of Tongaatand Isnembe.

GANGAMMAH GOVENDER23/09/1932 - 19/05/2007

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EAST Coast Sporting Complexwas buzzing with action thispastweekendwith teams from

asfarasRichardsBayinthenorthandthe surrounding townships of Ton-gaatSouthareacompeting in the firstofficial Astro Turf soccer tournamentfor 2014.

The three-day event attracted 14teamsandabout three thousandpeo-ple who thoroughly enjoyed the soc-cer matches.

The level of competitionwas fairlygood in the tourneywith the sportbe-ing new to a number of soccer enthu-siasts in the area.

LocaloutfitsBelvedere,BuffelsdaleGiants, Peoples Team, Bells UnitedandChelmsfordBoys gave a goodac-count of themselves both BuffelsdaleGiants and Chelmsford Boys wererooted out of the competition in thequarter finals while Bells United andPeoples teamwerebothoustedout inthe semi-finals.

The finals between Belvedere andGonny’sBoys fromRichardsBaywasa humdinger. The match started at a

cracking pace and both teams wereattacking one and another. However,aftersomegoodpassingskillsGonnysBoys took an early lead and seemedas though theywere in total control ofthe game.

This lead was short lived whenChrissy Pillay levelled the scores andwithin a few minutes he scored thesecond. Belvedere lads were now fo-cussedas theybeganrunningall over

Gonnys Boys.TooaddtotheirfrustrationsLionel

Pillayscoredthethirdgoal increasingthe tempo and thiswas now frustrat-ing the Richards Bay lads. EverisanPillay scored from half line – with acracker pass the goal keeper but thegoal was disallowed because it wastooquickfor therefereetosee,healsoconfirmedwithhis twootherrefereesbut theyalsodidnot see theball go in-

to the net.Although Gonnys Boys were two

goals down they did not give up theycame back fighting and eventuallyequalisedthereafter takingaonegoallead before the half time.

InthesecondhalfGonnysBoysdidnottakethegamelightly theyrealisedthey are playing against season play-ers and in order for them to win theyneed to up their game. As soon as the

matchstartedtheyscoredyetanothergoal and for the first time in the gametheir confidence was now growing.

The Richards Bay lads were scor-inggoalsregularly.AsmuchasBelve-dere tried they just couldnot get backinto the game. Belvedere eventuallylost to the visitors 12-9.

A number of special awards werepresented Gonnys Boys picked upthree awards namely player of thetournamentwhichwenttoJabuMny-eni, Shezi Khumalo the best goal-keeperandSiphothemanagerawardwhile Owen Coopsamy and Josh ofBell United picked up the otherawards. Coopsamywas the youngestplayerinthetournamentandJoshthemost improved player.

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ATHLETES from the North Coast townsof Tongaat, Verulam, Shakaskraal,Stanger and Ballito are urged to registerfor the second edition of the Dube KingShaka trail run and the first instalmentof the Queen Nandi night run on or before Sunday, 9 March.

The race has a five and 10 kilometrenight race on Saturday, 22 March whichstarts at 6pm and finishes at DubeTradeport 29 degree South building,which is next to the King Shaka International airport.

The five, 10 and 25 kilometre run andwalk start on Sunday, 23 March. Runnersand walkers are encouraged to camp

overnight at a free site near to the startline and entertainment area.

The first 250 entrants for the 10kmor 25km race will receive a high qualityrunning garment.

In the spirit of King Shaka, runnerswill be supported along the trail by Zulumaidens and warriors.

Entry fee for the 10km run/walk is

R60 and late entry fee is R80. On Sundaythe fee for the

25km is R80 and later entries will beR100.

The full route description and raceentry details can be found on the ROAGwebsite: www.roag.co.za. Entry formsare on the website. Emaildurban[email protected] for more information.

Dube, King Shakaand Queen Nanditrail run

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