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‘Corruptionstill an issue’>> eThekwini hands out R28.5 million tender using Section 36KAVEEL SINGH

THE eThekwini Municipality iscoming under fire for “givingway to corruptionand tenders

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City manager Sbu Sithole onceagain approved this award via theSection36regulation which deviates

from normal tender processes in thecase of emergencies. Thus far alltenders given to Mpisane over thepast financial year have been madeunder this regulation.

The decision to award this tenderalso came after eThekwini failed toget a clean audit from the Auditor-General – the sixth ina row lastweek.

One of themain reasons for this isas a result of the city’s failure to com-ply with supply chain managementpolicies which resulted in more thanR325 million in irregular expendi-ture.

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the irregular expenditure incurred inthe province. The AG’s provincialbusiness executive Vanuja Maharajsaid eThekwini incurred this irregu-lar expenditure by awarding con-tracts which did not abide by supplymanagement regulations.

DA eThekwini caucus leaderZwakele Mncwango said that whilesome instances do necessitate theuse of Section 36 “it is all too conve-nient that every tender the ANC-ledcouncil gives to Mpisane is awardedin this manner”.

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Corruption still an issueKAVEEL SINGH

“Afewmonthsago,theDArevealedthat Mpisane had received con-tracts worth hundreds of millionsof rands, without tendering, byeThekwini in the previous finan-cialyear.It isnowclearthatthishascontributed majorly in eThekwinifailing toget a cleanaudit,”he said.

Mncwango said city managerSbuSitholespokeofausteritymea-sures that had been put in place tolimit the rampant abuse of Section36 by the municipality.

“Both Nxumalo and Sitholehave failed the residents of this cityandproved they cannotbe trusted.They have shown that they don’tpractisewhat theypreachandcaremore about enriching ANC cadresthan they do about ensuring thattheaffairsof thecityarehandled ina proper and professional man-ner.”

ThePublicProtectoriscurrentlyinvestigating all tenders awardedto Mpisane by eThekwini.

When asked for comment, ANCcouncillor Michael Abrahams saidhe could not.

“I have been instructed by oursenior caucus not to comment onthis matter.”

However, senior ANC eThekwi-nimembers,whodidnotwanttobenamed, have stated that regional

members were asking why seniorpoliticians are not stamping outwhat they said they would.

Tongaat Civic Associationpresident Jeeva Pillay said it wasunfathomable how this was al-lowed by the ANC.

“It is about time ratepayers andall members of the communityeThekwini region stood up andsaid no to this. We are beingmadeto foot many other bills becausethese so-called top-ranking politi-cians are giving themselves every-thing.”

Pillay said that whenever theANC needed to give out somethingto one of its financial backers, theywould decide to upgrade some-thing that was perfectly fine.

“They fix things that do not re-quire fixing, but make excuses forissues that require attention.

“It is time we as the people putour foot down and hold them ac-countable.

“They need to come throughcivics and we all have to come to-gether for this.”

Pillay said civics were virtuallyunheard of in eThekwiniwithTon-gaat andVerulam theonly two thathad long-standing associations.

“There has to be more commu-nity participation for us to ensurenone of these issues go on with us,the ratepayers, suffering.”

Pedestrian hit by car>> Witness says man was running across street when struckWEEKLY REPORTER

ANelderlymanis fighting forhislife after he was struck by avehicle in the Tongaat CBD On

Monday morning.According to a witness who spoke

to the Weekly, the man tried to runacross the street when he was hit bya vehicle. “He hit his head onto thewindscreen of the vehicle. Itwas veryintense to see.”

According to Netcare 911 spokes-person Chris Botha, paramedicsarrived at the scene and found thepatient lying on the road at the side ofthe vehicle with life threateninginjuries. “Paramedics worked fer-vently to stabilise the patient at thescene, after hewas placed on a venti-lator and immobilised on a traumaboard.”

Police on scene said they wouldbe investigating the incident.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe vehicle that drove into the man.

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Three injured inmultiple pile-up>> One driver placed under arrest for intoxication

WEEKLY REPORTER

THREE people were injured in a four carpileup on Umdloti Beach Road over theweekend.

Speaking to the Weekly, Reaction Unit SouthAfrica(RUSA)headPremBalramsaidhispara-medicsweredispatched to the sceneanduponarrivalweremet by other emergency services.“Three people sustained injuries in the colli-sion and had to be transported to hospital for

medical treatment.“Reaction Officers placed the driver of one

of thevehiclesunderarrest forbeingunder theinfluence of alcohol and attempting to flee thescene of the accident. The suspectwashandedover to the SAPS for further investigation,”said Balram.

According towitnesses, thedriver of a bak-kie suddenly stopped at the robot, resulting inthree other vehicles rear ending each other.The bakkie fled the scene of the accident.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe pile up that occurred on Umdloti Beach Road over the weekend.

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FOUR people accused of breaking into thehomeofNationalFreedomParty leaderZanelekaMagwaza-Msibi are due to appear in theVerulam Magistrate's Court, KwaZulu-Natalpolice said.

“Among them was her domestic worker,”provincial police spokesperson Captain Thu-lani Zwane said.

The four were arrested on Thursday andface a charge of house robbery.

Two men armed with knives allegedlybroke into kaMagwaza-Msibi's Umhlangahome last Wednesday and accosted herdaughter.

KaMagwaza-Msibi was not at home at thetime, but her daughter was. She was not hurtduring the incident.

The intruders broke down the bathroomdoor and ransacked the house. They fled withvaluables, including cash from a safe.

Zwane could not say how much was takenbut The Citizen reported that it was R500 000.

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SAMSUNG Electronics South Africa has an-nounced it will open a TV manufacturingplant at the Dube Trade Port by the year end.

The group said that total investment willreach $20 million (R210 million) through to2018.

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THE Phoenix Poverty ReductionAssociation (PPRA) hosted itsMandela Day Programme re-

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WOMEN and men of all ages and races gathered at St Michael Lutheran Church on Friday for the eighth annualSilentProtest.

The protest,organised for the first time in Durban by the AidsHealthcare Foundation (AHF), in association with St Michael’sLutheran Church, highlighted rape survivors’ right to postexposure prophylaxis (Pep) in order to prevent HIV seroconversion.

Central to the protest is the public act of showing solidaritywith rape survivors who are often silenced by sexual violence.

Writing for Women24, Michelle Solomon describes theevents – held nationally as protesters standing in solidarity withrape survivors “ [seeking] to understand the toxicity of society’ssilencing of rape survivors by being themselves silenced withblack gaffer tape for as long as 12 hours without drinking, eating,smoking or speaking during that time.

“Rape survivors, on the other hand, wear Tshirts declaring

themselves to be just that, are free to speak and are tasked withsilencing the silent protesters by covering their mouths with theblack tape.

“Once the protesters have gathered, they are led by the rapesurvivors in a march, with the rape survivors linking their arms together to make a human daisy chain.”

Government crime statistics reveal that 66 000 sexual assaults were reported in SA last year.

Of these, only 6.5% are successfully prosecuted and less thanhalf of one percent of perpetrators will serve any jail time.

Policy and advocacy manager, Larissa Klazinga (right)gags Zola Shezi at St Michael Lutheran Church ahead ofthe eighth annual Silent Protest in Durban last Friday.

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Severe periodontal disease can in-crease blood sugar, contributing to in-creased periods of time when the bodyfunctions with high blood sugar. Thisputs people with diabetes at increasedrisk for diabetic complications.

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During the Gita Week, The BhagvadGita is studied and stories of Lord Krishnaexpounded to remind us of that higherpurpose of life. For centuries now TheBhagvad Gita has become a lifemanualfor many an individual who read it. AlbertEinstein said : “When I read the BhagavadGita and reflect about how God cre

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Thank you to the grade 10 and 11 pupils from rural/previously disadvantagedschools who have submitted their entry forms for the

KZN Premier Spelling Bee Durban & North Coast regional event,to be held on 30 August 2014 at Stanger High School, School.

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Meet the Durban & North Coast Spelling Bee judges:Sibusiso Biyela, Thembeka Dlamini & Vusi Mthalane

Sales Representative – Stanger WeeklyMedia 24 Local News KZN is looking to appoint a permanent Sales Representativebased in Stanger.

Key Responsibilities

• Daily generation of new business through sales of display advertisements• Liaison with clients with regard to the design, make up and placing ofadvertisements• Stimulating the market by creating new opportunities to satisfy clientsadvertising needs• Client service by visiting new clients• Reaching of monthly sales target imperative

Requirements

• The ideal candidate is regarded as a self-starter• Ability to work productively in a team and within a competitive environment• Good communication and interpersonal skills• The ability to think outside the box and work under pressure• A valid driver’s license and own reliable vehicle is a must

Qualification

• Grade 12• Post-matric marketing qualification advantageous

Experience

• 3 years sales experience with traceable references• Experience in the Media Industry will be an advantage

Media24 is committed to Employment Equity, and is under no obligation to fillthis vacancy. Applications and CVs must be sent by email to [email protected], clearly indicating ‘Sales Representative – Stanger Weekly’ in thesubject line. Closing date is the 22nd August 2014. Candidates who have notreceived feedback by 29th August 2014 must accept that their application wasunsuccessful.

PHAKATHI kwezinto eziningi uNku-lunkulu atshengisa ngazo ukuthiuyasithanda isidalwa esingumuntu,wukuletha umuntu wesifazane emh-labeni.

Ngiyaye ngizwe ezindaweni ezin-ingikuphikiswananomakuncokolwangokuthiuNkulunkuluwalethau-EvaensiminiyaseYideni(Eden)ngobaeb-ona u-Adam enesizungu.

Ngenxa yokuthi ngimfishanengakwezokholo, ngeke ngibaphikiseabasho lokho. Kodwa uma ngibukaimpilo yonke jikelele, ngibona sen-gathi inhloso kaNkulunkulu yoku-letha imbokodo emhlabeni, yayinga-phezulu kakhulu kokuzochithisa u-Adam isizungu. Ngibona sengathiwayeyicabangisise kahle.

Ngikusho lokhu ngobawayesekuhlelile konke okuyizidingozenyama nomphefumulo, kodwawathiumaeselubuyekezauhlelo lwa-khe, wabona ukuthi sekusele injiniukuthi lenqola inyakaze ihambe izeifinyelele lapho ayefuna iye khona.

Ngaphandlekokuchithisaumuntuwesilisa ‘isizungu’ kungakananiokwakungalunga emhlabeningaphandle kwembokodo. KUN-GAKANANI?

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kwalowo wesilisa okufanele achi-thiswe ‘isizungu’?

Ngazi abesifazane abaningi aban-gaphiwangaizinganekodwaabondlaizingane abangazizalanga, bazi-fundise zize ziqede ema-technikonnasemanyuvesi. Kukhona abondlaomakhelwane kodwa ngaphandlekokutshela umhlaba ukuthi sebenzeukuthi nokuthi.

Bangaki namhlanje abesifazaneabenza imisebenzi emikhulu,bephethe thina okwakufanele sizo-chithiswa ‘isizungu’? Kwasasona le-sizungu siyangixaka mina ukuthiyisiphingobanomangibuzaumnganiumfo kaNdosi umane athi ngimenzaisilima.

Le nyanga esingene kuyona, uN-cwaba (August) ngeyokubungaza im-bokodo. Cishe zonke izindawo ba-khona abesifazane abayasibaniesikhanyisela wonke umuntu. Kula-masonto alandelayo, sinika abafundibethu ithuba lokwethulela isigqokolabo besifazane ababe nesandlaekuthuthukiseni umphakathingezindlela ezahlukenengobaasing-abazi ukuthi bakhona baningi.

Sizocela nje ukuthi kungabi yilabaabaziwayo vele okuhlale kukhu-lunywa ngabo njalo ezindabeni. In-jongo yamaphephandaba om-phakathi, phakathi kokuningi, uku-

vulela inkundla labo abahlalebeshaywa indivaukuthi nabobabon-akale, baziwe futhi ngoba umhlabakaNkulunkulu akusiwona owosazi-wayo kuphela.

Thina lapha kwiFever sivulainkundlangokubongayonkeimboko-do ngokuthi ayigcinanga ngokusichi-thisaleso‘sizungu’,kodwaiqinisekis-ile ukuthi izidalwa zikaNkulunkuluziphila impilo ephelele. Imbokodo in-camaimpiloyayonjengesikhukhuka-zi esivula amaphiko ukuze sivikeleamachwane aso.

Ngiyazi-ke ukuthi empilweni kuh-lale kukhona osikhwili phambananobhoko,abahlalebelindeleukuphu-ma eceleni njengojosaka, abazobuzangalaba abathengela izingane zaboizigebengu ukuthi zibabulale. Akesihlukane nomkhuba wokuqhakam-bisa izinto ezimbi kuphela, siz-iqhakambisenezinhlengobazikhonaziningi.

Nansoke inkundla ivuliwe ninabeNkosi. Asibungaze imbokodoezikhandla ngaphansi kwazo zonkeizimo ezinzima, ilwela ukuthi abant-wana bakaNkulunkulu baphile impi-loephelelenechichimayo.Thumelaniizindabaezimfishanengalaboenifisaukubabungazange-smsenombolwe-ni ethi 074 696 8731. Izindaba ezin-ezithombe zithunyelwe kwi e-mailethi: [email protected]

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XOLANI NXUMALO

I-UCCSA:- SELUNQUNYIWE usukulwenkonzo yokuphendulwakwesoyi lwesakhiwo esizoba nge-sikhulu kakhulu emlandweni we-United Congregational Church ofSouth Africa (UCCSA), esizokubaseGroutville Mission, okulindelekeukubasisingathe izinkonzoezinku-lu zaleli bandla KwaZulu-Natal.

Lokhu kuqinisekiswe kuWeeklynguMfu C.S. Mkhize ophetheeGroutville Mission. Inkonzo yoku-phendulwa kwesoyi lale Confer-enceCentreizobangeSontolomhla-ka17kuNcwaba (August) kophezu-lu bese kwedlulelwa esizeniokuzokwakhiwa kuso.

Kulindeleke ukuthi kube khonauModerator webandla KwaZulu-Natal uMfu Njabulo Mkhanya, oz-inze e-Adams Mission, ikomidieliholwa nguSihlalo uMfu Lin-dokuhle Gumede waseMpushinieMbumbulu, uNobhala oseMahl-ongwauMfuThobaniNgema,uMg-cinisikhwama uDkt Sibusiso Dlud-la, uSihlalo olindile uMfu Mn-yamezeli Nangu, noSiHlaloweKomidilaleCentreuMnuz.LindaDhlomo. Le Conference Centre izo-qeda ukuhlanganela ematendenikwamaketanga (izingqungquthela)aleli bandla, nokulala emagumbiniokufunda ezikoleni. Kulindelekeukuba imumathe abantu abayizi3000.

I-Independent Baptist Church(IBC): INENKONZO ende ezoqalangoLwesihlanu lolu lomhla ka 8kuNcwabakuzekubeyiSontolomh-la ka 10 kuNcwaba kophezulu.

UMfu. Innocent Nxumalo oholaleli bandla eNtshawini, uthelenkonzo ehambisananengqungquthela izokuba se-Melville H.P. School, kwaDukuza.Isikhulumi sosuku ngu Nkk NellyDhladhla. NgoMgqibelo kuyokubanenomkhuleko, isifundoseBhayib-heli, imvuselelo nengqungquthela.Abafisa ukuthola eminye iminin-ingwane ngale nkonzo, bangathin-ta uNkk Z.T. Mthembu ku 073 5144504.

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August 8, 2014Coastal WEEKLY

Service GuideS

Sarika’s Plumbers t/a

Mrs Plumbers

“SERVICING SOUTH AFRICA IN A WOMENS STYLE”

We specialise in domestic

and civil plumbing,

all domestic and

industrial tiling, painting,

high pressure cleaning.

Contact Sarika Pillay

(Trade Tested Plumber)

083 792 4128 / 032 - 944 8775

CALL: GAN REDDY

032 943 3981

082 441 9012


THINKING OF SELLING YOUR PROPERTY

properties

* Remote Control Gates & Garage Doors Intercoms

* Servicing & Repairs to all makes of Gate Motors

* Manufacture & Fitting of Driveway Gates * Burglar Guards

* Supply & fit fibre glass & roll up garage doors

Tel/Fax: 032 - 945 1289

Shop 12,

Business Partners

Centre, Tongaat

GAS ELECTRICAL,

REFRIGERATION &

AIRCONDITIONING

BAASIT

TEL: 032 - 945 2695 CELL: 073 705 4860

Shop No. 2, 6 Railway Street, Tongaat

HEATING & COOLING

for the keenest price give us a call

Stockists of

A NAME TO REMEMBER

9000 BTU 12000 BTU

18000 BTU 24000 BTU

30000 BTU

Powered by: Samsung, HiTachi, Toshiba

* remote control

* installation arranged

We also wholesale

AUX

We specialise in:Aircon Sales, Installation & Service,

Stove, Microwaves, Washing Machines,Sales, Spares, Repairs and Installation

Caps Awnings

Tel: (032) 9442706

Cell: 083 787 0786

email: [email protected]

Specialising in: Carpots, Awnings, Patios, Shadeports,

(Aluminium, Chromadek & Fibreglass)

Suppliers of gutters, roof sheetings and all steel products

Contact : Baker

* 25 yrs experience * Material SABS Approved

* All shapes/sizes * Workmanship and materials

guaranteed * Also galvanized structures

* No joins on double carports

CTN CARPORTS &

AWNINGS

For Carports, Awnings & Entertainment

areas. Excellent quality and workmanship.

We will beat any written quote.

Travolan

Cell: 082 473 8795

Fax: 086 574 2275


Free quote:

NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED

DLDPLUMBERS

Cheapest in Town - workmanship guaranteedDrain laying, block drains, geyser installation &

maintenance, leak detection, bathroom renovations,tiling, painting, ceilings, pressure cleaning, home

maintenance, timer switch for Geyser -supply & install

DELON GOPAL084 2585 237 • 032 944 1918

[email protected]

* Airconditioning, Building, Carpentry

* Electrical, Painting, Plumbing, Tiling

* Contract Cleaning (Commercial & Industrial)

* Pre & Post Occupation Cleaning (House, Flats & Offices)

* High Pressure Cleaning, Window Cleaning

* Handyman services, Garden Maintenance

* Aluminium Installation & Repairs

Darrian's Maintenance

2013/201602/07

Prinolan Achayya 073 779 5425

Denise Achayya 073 438 1543


We cater for all your renovations and improvements

& Cleaning Services

Darrian's Maintenance

& Cleaning Services

DOORS

RB

DOORS

RB

083 232 0020

Visit our display

at BUILIT in

BALLITO

Contact: Tel 035 789 2278 / 083 232 0020

Tel R/Bay: 035 789 2278

Ballito: 032 586 3331 Fax: 086 605 0080


Suppliers of MERANTI Garage Doors

Tel:

032 586 3331

Manufacturers of quality,

maintenance free fibre glass

garage doors in a wooden

grain finish

SIZABANTU PLUMBERS

& CONTRACTORS

or our sales manager on 072 997 8115

Tel: 032 - 944 8775 Fax: 032 - 944 8575

[email protected]

Contact Sarika Pillay

on 083 792 4128

Registered Plumbers since 2001

Are you looking for a plumber?

OUR SERVICE TO YOU MAKES OUR

SERVICE GROW. THANK YOU.

SP

NOW OPENED IN TONGAAT

Strictly massages only

Boom – 073 037 6449

362 Main Road, Tongaat(Arbee Centre, between ShawarmaAfrica & Shereen’s Hair & Beauty)

BAAN THAI MASSAGE

QUALITY CLEANING OF:• Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning • Tiles & WoodenFloors• Office / Restaurants, Chairs & Couches

• Hotels & Places of Worship • Auto Valets (at yourhome) • High Pressure Cleaning

Quality domestic and office cleaning in a flash

Contact: Preggie – 073 902 [email protected]

MULTI BLINDS& CURTAINSFor a QuoteFREE

Tel: 086 111 3302 A/H: 082 597 2121

Specialising in:Vertical Blinds • Venetian in Wood and AluminiumBamboo • Roller • Roman • Picture and Panel Blinds

Motorised Blinds Now Available

YOUR TONGAAT PROPERTY SPECIALIST

CONTACT:PEDRO KISTIAH

CELL: 084 264 4045Email: [email protected]

Wanting to sell your home?Wanting to buy a home?

YOUR RESIDENT TONGAAT AGENT

BALLITOTEL: 032 946 1451FAX: 032 946 1649

29 Sandra RoadBallitoDurban

Obligation free inquiryClairvoyance: CrossingOver

Angel: Therapy Course, ReadingsCounselling: Bereavement,

Marriage&adolescentCleansing: Home,Vehicle&business

Motivational seminars&Tarot card readingsCell: 073 907 2111 • Tel: 032 943 3898

[email protected]

SWASTIKASINGH RAI

CONSULTING TIMES:

Mondays - Fridays 8am to 8pm

Saturdays : 8am to 2pm

Credit, Debit & Retail Cards accepted

For appointments

Tel: 032 - 944 4002

083 777 8752

Contracted to all Medical Aids

DENTAL SURGEON

BDS (Mysore), PDD Clin Dent (Univ. Western Cape)

Suite 7, 1st Floor, Foresum Centre,

314 Main Road, Tongaat

Dr V. Mohangi


CONSULTING TIMES:Mondays - Fridays 11am to 8pm

Saturdays: 8am to 2pm

SALES • RENTALS • DEVELOPMENTSOur Agents cover all residential/

commercial properties throughout KZN!

SELVA HENRY083 703 8665TEL: 032 944 3203Email: [email protected]

commercial properties throughout KZN!

SELVA HENRY 083 703 8665TEL: 032 944 3203Email: [email protected]

• Offering Pads ‘nWraps

• Sauna Dome ‘nElectro Vibro

• 45mins sessions• 16 sessions per

month

NAZ SLIMMING

For more info Contact Naz on084 674 4954

Dental Excellence. Compassionate CareCosmetic Dentistry, Veneers, Crown & Bridge Work,

Root Canal, Dentures (False Teeth), ExtractionsIncl. Wisdom. General Dentistry

CHILD FRIENDLY DENTIST. GENTLE DENTAL CAREPENSIONER & STUDENT RATES

120 Wick Street Verulam - Tel: 032 533 6167

Northwick Dental Centre

We are located opposite the Old Standard Bank,above Northwick Pharmacy

Northwick Dental Centre

Consulting times: Mon - Fri: 8am to 5pmSaturday: 8am to 3pm

078 491 0804/ 073 272 5504email: [email protected]

Afforableprices tosuit yourbudgeT

You shoot the videofootage (Holidays, family

functions etc)I polish it for you, (titling,

sound, editing etc)

VIDEO PRODUCTION

Contact: Jay 084 677 7757

August 8, 2014

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>> The NPO Programmes Empowering People in collaboration with theTongaat Central Library is hosting aFREE Community Workshop on DrugEducation, Tongaat Central Library onSaturday 30 August at 11am to 3pm.RSVP Linda Naicker 031 8119545 oremail [email protected]>> Glenhaven Secondary School classof 2013 grade 12 learners are requestedto call to school from 8am to 2pm tocollect their NSCE certificates. ContactS Magan on 032 5332179>> The DA will be hosting a Women’sDay celebration on Saturday 9 Augustat the Belverdere Peace Park from 11amto 2pm>> SAPS Tongaat will be having theirCPF AGM on Sunday, 31 August at 2pmat Gokhule Hall.>> A blood donor clinic will be takingplace at the Gandhis Hill Temple Hall,Tongaat on the 16 August from 10amto 2.30pm. All Female donors on thisday would be treated to tea and cakehonouring Women for the month ofAugust. Make a difference and donateblood. For further enquiries contact083 262 7108.>> Northwick dental centre in celebration of womens month will be open on

womens day9am to 12pm

night. Discourses will be held daily &supper will be served. All welcome. Forenquiries contact Pundit BR Maharaj– (032) 533 4464/ 082 925 3418.>> The Seatides Ratepayers and CivicAssociation is organising a 10 km coastal hike from Ballito Boasthouse toWestbrook Beach on 10 August at 7am.Participants must have their owntransport and hydration. Breakfast willbe provided to all finishers. Participants requiring transport must be atWestbrook Beach at 6am.>> The Seatides Ratepayers and CivicAssociation is hosting a grand dinnerand dance to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the suburb. It takes place on16 August at Grand Manor GardensTongaat. For details contact RaginiSingh on 082 304 3260 or032 943 1107.>> The Tongaat South Vishnu Templeinvites you and your family to themonthly Kantha Shasthi prayer onFriday, 1 August at 5.30pm. The MahaLuxmi Viratham prayer on Friday, 8August at 5.30pm. The VinayagarChathurthi prayer on Friday, 29 Augustat 5.30pm. Donations welcome.>> Shree Veeraboga Emperumal Temple will be observing – VaralakshmiVratham on Friday, 8 August 2014.

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To place a notice in the “What's on” section,email [email protected] or fax us on032 945 2502. Deadline – Monday 4pm. Itemsin this section will only be run twice ahead ofyour event and are free of charge.

providingfreedentalpolishing and check up. Tel:032 533 6167>> Vishwaroop Templeand Dharmashala willobserve Gita week from 11to 17 August from 18:30to 20:00. Daily discourses on “fostering unity indiversity” through chapter 10 of the BhagvadGita by Sri MK Angajan.Krishna Janma Astameeon Sunday, 17 Augustfrom 18:30 to midnight.Maha Prasad daily. Allwelcome. For further information 032 944 6402/ 0824084058.>> The Shree Gopal LalHindu Temple of 9 Temple Road, Temple Valley,Verulam invites you to itsGita Week celebrationsfrom Monday, 11 Augustto Sunday, 17 August.Times are from 6:15 pm(Weekdays) / 4pm(Weekends). KrishnaJanamastmi will be celebrated on Sunday 8 August from 6.15 pm to mid

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15th DAY MEMORIAL SERVICE OF THE LATE

MR KALIAPPEN RANGAYAH(SONNY)

Born: 05/09/1950Called to rest:25/07/2014Of 5 Canary Crescent,Flamingo Heights,Tongaat

Date : Friday 08th August 2014Time : 17:30pmVenue : Belvedere Community Hall, commencing

the next day at his late residence.

Sadly missed by his wife Dolly, daughters Bunny,Yashica and Sian, sons-in-law Rachteal & Wayne,mum Bommy Rangayah and a host of family &

friends.

Please accept this as a personal invitation.

The family would like to thank all those who assistedduring their time of bereavement.

Tongaat

11/08/1965 – 19/06/2014

The Thanksgiving Service of the LateMrs Sharion Moonsamy (Maryanne)will be held on the Saturday 09 August2014 at Tongaat Christian Centre (Ard-berg Ave, Belvedere) at 2:30 pm.

Little did we know that morning, Godwas going to call your name, in lifewe loved you dearly, in death we dothe same. It broke our hearts to loseyou, you did not go alone. For partof us went with you the day God called you home. You left us beautifulmemories, your love is still our guide, and though we cannot see you. Youare always at our side. Our family chain is broken and nothing seems thesame but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again.

Sadly missed by husband Babs, children Bradley, Wesley, Maclisha, son-in-law Desmond, daughter-in-law Jodel, grandchildren Tyreese & Keishia,sisters Hazel & Charmaine & a host of family & friends.

Please accept this as a personal invitation.

MRS SHARION MOONSAMY(MARYANNE)

CLASSIFIEDSBUSINESS

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HOUSES FOR SALE

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Deadline forClassifiedsis Tuesday3pm. ContactEmma on

032 945 2903

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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES TO LET

FLATS TO LET

SITUATIONS VACANT

SITUATIONS VACANT

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

FLATS to let in Tongaat.Contact: Jaya – 083562 8423.

FLAT to let in Arbee Dri-ve. Contact: 032-9452904/ 082 9244 045.

FLAT – Kaldon Mews,Plane St, Central Tong-aat – 3 b/r, fully fitted,hob/oven. Avail 1stSeptember. R4 500p/m. 083 788 1412.

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.kznjum-pingcastles.co.za

TONGAAT2 bedroom flat o/pl/d/k@ R395 000GANDHINAGAR4 bedroom house, l/d/k+ 3 bedroom g/flat, l/k, 2x lug ample parking @R1.9MVAN ROVA GARDENS3 bedroom house l/d/k +1 bedroom o/b + lug &carport @ R795 000HAMBANATHI3 bed flat + carport @R375 000MAIDSTONE3 bedroom house, 2 xlounge, kitchen/ dining+ large entertainmenthall @ R895 0002 bed flat, l/d/k @ R595000PLEIN STREET4 bed house + g/flat @R995 000VERULAM3.1144 ha @ R1.1MTongaat – Rental1 bed o/b @ R3 000 inclwater excl lights (pre-paid)2 bed flat @ R3 850 exclocc. 01/09Call Selva 083 703 8665or 084 512 5896 or 072088 2345 (o) 032-9443203

Seatides5 B/room home, 3 baths,d/garage, pool with sea-views reduced R1.395million.4 B/room home, 2 baths,1 garage with seaviewsreduced to R895k.4 B/room home, 2 baths,2 garages, slabbed forextension at R995k.Tongaat Central – 2 b/room apartment, 1 bath,1 covered parking atR650k.Want results! Call me tosell or buy, I deal with allproperty opportunities.Vish Naicker – 082 6648004.

T O N G A A TSEA TIDES 3 Bedsbic mes, lounge, d/room, ff granite topkitchen, s/lug, walledand gated R800 000TONGAAT CENTRALDuplex 4 bedrooms,lounge, d/room, ff kit-chen, s/lug in a se-cure well managedcomplex R970 000LA MERCY Vacantland from R395 000VERULAM LOTUS-VILLE Facebrick 4beds bic 2 mes, 2lounges, d/room, ffgranite top kitchen, s/pool lapa, d/lug walledand gated R1450000V E R U L A MTRENANCE PARKPHASE 2 Vacantland R250 000DAWNCREST/TRE-NANCE PARK Va-cant land ReZonedGeneral Commercialwith passed plans forshops on ground floorand flats above re-duced to R800 000SURIYA HTS 3 Bedsbic, lounge, ff kitchen,s/cport, fenced and ga-ted R465 000 URGENTRIYADH 5Beds 2 loung-es , d/room, ff granitetop kitchen,1 bed flatlet,d/lug, s/pool, fencedand gated R995 000TO view call GanReddy on 032-9433981 or 082 441 9012THINKING of sellingyour property then callme Gan Reddy on 082441 9012 or 032-9433981

VIJAYAGENCIES

GEORGE Chetti 082648 2711 KALESH083 246 753542 Years in the propertybusinessWATSONIA Extension,immaculate with spa-cious yard @ R1 500000.00

CASURINA Beach @R2 500 000.00BURBREEZE @ R1250 000.00LA MERCY – modernhouses – availableranging from @ R1200 000.00 and R4 900000.00 (must be seen)HAMBANATI @ R550000.00METCALF – 3 housesfrom R850 000.00 to R1650 000.00FLATS2 FLATS – WestbrookBoulevard, 1 bedroom@ R650 000.00/ 3bedroom @ R1 350000.00WEWE Gardens,Maidstone @ R595000.00PLEIN Grove @ R550000.00KALDON Mews @R650 000.00LANDSMAIDSTONE – River-view Road (2 plots) @R400 000.00 each2 LANDS -High Street@ R1 750 000.00 each26/28 Star Street, Veru-lam 4047 sm @ R1 750000.00PROPERTY in CasurinaBeach@R4 500 000.00consisting of 6 flats. R/income R22 300.00 permonth.SHOP to let – MainRoad 177sm.SHOPS & Offices to let– Taxi Rank area.3 SHOPS to let – Bel-vedere

Mithanagar – 3 b/r, l/d/k,2 lug, s/q. R1.3 millPlane St – 4 b/r, garage,o/blg. R875 k.Belvedere – 4 b/r, l/d/k,carport, fenced. R875k.Flat – New Clifton Hts –2 b/r. R495k.Wanted – 3 b/r groundfloor Buffelsdale/ Bel-vedere/ Flamingo Hts.Cash Buyer. B.D.MProperty – 083 6336059/ 032-945 2514.

HOUSE for sale – 5 be-drooms, 2 ensuites, ga-rage, kitchen & lounge.032-944 2288/ 071 4037713.

PRIVATE Sale – As-Sa-fa Way, Riyadh, Vlm – 4f/f b/rooms, f/f kit, L/D, 2baths, toilet, tiled, dou-ble garage, & fenced,681 sqm. R750 000.00.084 555 9484.

HOUSES TO LET

METCALF Park –Gandhi’s Hill, 2 roomhouse to let. Imm. Occ.Mrs Reddy – 032-9442097/ 078 875 2605.

OUTBUILDING to let –3 bedrooms, toilet, bath,open plan kitchen & lo-unge. 072 393 7763.

HOUSE to let: 3 be-drooms, toilet, bath, lo-unge, dining & kitchen.072 393 7763.

OUTBUILDING to let– 2 bedrooms, lounge,dining, kitchen, toilet& bathroom – MetcalfPark. 073 265 1477/032-944 1919.

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HINO South Africa is enjoyingstrong interest in its prod-ucts, which were exhibited at

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new 500-series 2626 long-wheel-base freight carrier, as well as pro-mote Hino’s winning achievementsin the comparative tests betweenfour major brands of medium com-mercial vehicles (MCV) conducted bya local transport magazine earlierthis year,” explained Hino SA vice-president Ernie Trautmann.

The Hino 2626 6x2 is an idealvehicle for versatile transport re-quirements of large agricultural op-erations. It boasts excellent load-carrying capacity and an economicalpower train.

The Hino 300-series, which hasbeen a leader in the localMCVmar-ket since its introduction to themarket as the Toyota Dyna in 1965,fared well in the MCV comparisontestrun. The run involved two drivesbetweenHartebeespoortandBelfast,

once laden and once empty. Therewas also a test session at the Gerotekfacility.

The overall winner of the com-parisonruntestwas theHino300-se-ries 915, which competed in theeight-nine-ton gross vehicle mass(GVM) class. It emerged as the mostfuel-efficient truck in its class, andalso as the overall winner in boththe payload and productivity catego-ries. The 915 truck on show atNampo was suitably adorned with ahugeredrosette–thesignofawinner.

TheHino300-series714, compet-ing in the6/7-tonGVMcategory, alsofared well in the comparison test,coming out best in class in terms ofboth payload and productivity.

“Hino has a long history of in-volvement with the South Africanfarming community and its parentcompany, Toyota South Africa, wasbuilt on the back of introducing com-mercial vehicles to this country be-fore adding passenger vehicles tothe range,” added Trautmann.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe 915 truck on show at Nampo was adorned with a huge red rosette.

Avoidance and handling of a hijackingIN recent weeks hijacking has been moreprominent in the news, as South Africanswaited anxiously for news of the safe return of Mongezi Phike, and mourned forfouryearold Taegrin Morris, who was murdered by a hijacker.

Vehicle tracking and stolen vehicle recovery specialist Cartrack, reports that ithas taken many calls from concerned parents for guidance on how to deal with hijacking, particularly when children are in

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Cartrack has also offered some practical pointers:>> Be aware of what is happening aroundyou on the road at all times.

>> Statistically, you are more likely to behijacked between 4pm and 8pm, especially on a Friday, and most hijackings occur inthe victim’s driveway.>>Prepareyourselfmentallyandphysically for a hijack situation by roleplaying apossible scenario with your family.

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R8500Mrs Rajis Munsamy16th Day Memorial Service will take placeat the Belvedere Community Centre on Sunday

10th August 2014 at 10:30 till 12 noon.

Sadly missed by husband George, daughtersRani and Selina, son, daughter-in-law andgrandsons Noel, Premika, Kushaylin andDarshan, parents, sisters, brother and host

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SHARM NAIDOO12 July 1958 – 13 October 2013

We think of you in silence, we often say your name, but all we have is memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake, with which we will never part God has you in our hearts. If love alone could

have saved you, you never would have died. In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you still, in our hearts you hold a place no

on could ever fill, it broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn’t go alone. For part of us went with you, the day God took you home.

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FixturesSaturday, 9 AugustSheik Mohiden Stadium9am U13 Gandhis Hill vs All Stars;

9.45am U13 Maidstone vs TroubleMakers; 10.30am U15 Calypso Sporting vs Supersport Eagles; 11.30am U17Cottonlands vs Gandhis Hill; 12.30pmU17 Maidstone vs Trouble Makers; 2pmSpain B vs Cottonlands; 3.30pm Scorpions vs Disco B

Sunday, 10 August

Sheik Mohideen Stadium9am Tongaat United vs Barcelona

United; 10.30am Hambanathi Tigersvs Belvedere United; 12.30pm Maidstone vs Beeva Ramblers; 2.30pmNewtown Stars vs All Stars

Buffelsdale Stadium9am Gandhis Hill vs Dallas Young

Stars; 10.30am Shakas Head United vsDisco A; 12.30pm Supersport Eagles vsThanx; 2.30pm Spain vs UmbhayiLions

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ON Sunday, 10 August, the Thinny’sLeague Challenge will take place at6.30am from Victoria Primary School. Itwill cater from 10km to 20km run/walkand the route will be finalised in themorning.

The Ballito Ultra 50km walk has beingcancelled. The club intends to have itsown 32km walk on Sunday 31 August andwill commence at 5.30am from VictoriaPrimary School. Those who intend to participate in the walk are requested to contact S. Moodley or an executive memberso that arrangements can be made. The

walk will only take place if there is a sufficient number of participants. The entryfeewillbeR45forhydrationonroute,seconding, Tshirt and refreshments at thefinish.Other club news:>> 2014 KZN licences are now available,at Bhagwan’s shop.

For further information, pleasecontact Lajeeth Maharaj on 084206 5342, Sajida Abdool on 083678 2465, Krish Naidu on 083 7995651 David Reddy on 082 721 6754,Strini Moodley on 083 329 5172 orBugwan Lekha on 082 8184 882.

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AS a tribute to their outgoing principal MIIsmail, who has served education for 43years, Verulam Secondary School (VSS) ishosting a spring fair on Saturday, 6 September.

The lineup of events includes, Dada, aSpice Masterchef Competition, Celebrity

Chef Sheila Somers cookery demos, Idols SALendel Moonsamy in concert, Dance GroupEntertainment Spectacular, Solitaire, LatinAmerican dancing, beauty pageants, VSSAuto Show including a soundoff competi

on [email protected] teen team cookoff, which allows two

teenagers to use their culinary strengths toprepare a winning dish to satisfy the celebrity chefs, is also scheduled.

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The South African National BloodServices (SANBS) will be hosting ablooddriveat theReactionUnitSouthAfrica offices at 41 Russom Street,Verulam on Saturday between 9amand 3pm.

Thepublic is requested to donatedblood as the blood banks are experi-encingsevereshortagesthatcouldre-sult in the loss of lives.

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Maha Lakshmi explained>> The auspicious significance explainedWEEKLY REPORTER

MAHA Lakshmi is the HinduGoddess ofwealth, love andprosperity (both material

and spiritual). Devotees of MotherLakshmi,worshipher for relief fromfinancial woes. Maha Lakshmi iscalled Shree or Thirumagal becauseofhersixdivineandauspiciousqual-ities namely, Karyeshu Dasi (workslike a servant), Karaneshu Manthri(advises like a minister), BhoeshuMataFeeds likeamother), Shayane-

shu Rumba (pleases like a heavenlybeauty – Rumba), Roopeshu Laksh-mi (beautiful like Goddess Lakshmi,KashmayeshuDharithri (having pa-tience like earth). She is also knownto be of equal source of strength asLordVishnu,therebymakingherthePower of Lord Vishnu. Maha Laksh-mirepresentsamoresoothing,kind,warmandapproachablemother fig-ure who willingly intervenes in thelives of devotees. She is also knownto be the personification of spiritualfulfilment.

MahaLakshmiisdescribedasthe

bestower of coins of prosperity, whois flanked by elephants, signifyingher royal power. Mother Lakshmi isworshipped daily, however, specialfocus is given during Varaluxmi Vi-ratham.Herworshipceremonies in-clude devotees offering food andsweets, chanting her 108 names,with various devotional hymns sungin praise of her. Many often ques-tions: Why the tying of the RedString? What is the significance oftheRedString?Devoteeswho tie theRed String, show their devotion tothe divine Goddess Lakshmi. Over

the centuries it’s been also knownthat the Red String is the symbol ofgood fortune.

TheTrustees andmembersof theShri Siva Subramaniar Alayam ofUmdlotiDriftVerulamextendsanin-vitation to thepublic toparticipate inthe Varalakshhmi Viratham (LuxmiPoojay) on Friday, 8 August at 6pmat 6TempleRoad,Umdloti Drift Ver-ulam.

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Tonver Games 2014finish on a high>> The best of the best proceeded to Saturday’s final

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The Tonver Games final over the pastweekend recorded another successfulyear of competition which reached ex-

ceptional levels in all five codes.The Games commenced on Fridaywhen all

the participants played off against each otherin the round robin format. The best of the bestthereafter proceeded to the final which tookplace on Saturday.

The presentation at the Outspan Groundson Saturday afternoon saw actingchiefsuper-intendent of education management SelvanChetty once again complimenting Tonver fortheir outstanding efforts in keeping schoolsport alive in the Tongaat and Verulam areas.

He acknowledged the efforts of the band ofdedicated volunteer core comprising educa-tors in the Tonver region.

Special guest at the closing function ex-principal ofBuffelsdaleSecondaryVishnuNai-doo also paid tribute to the efforts of Tonverwhichhasgonealongwaytofosteranddeveloplearners in the various codes of sport played inthe Tonver Games final.

He recalled with nostalgia his own experi-ences as a member of the then Natal HighSchoolsSportscommitteewhichwentoverandabove thenormal call of duty to ensure the suc-cessful development of sport at all levels.

In soccer, dominant force Nkosibomvu Sec-ondaryhad theirwork cut out for themas theiropponents in the under 14, 16 and 19 divi-sions challenged them with serious intent.

All three finals went past the normal timeand in the under 14 section NkosibomvusnatchedgoldfromTempleValleyonthegoldengoal rule in additional time.

The other two divisions saw the final pro-ceed into the dreaded penalty shoot-out and inthe under 16 section Nkosibomvu went downtoMountviewby11goalsto10insuddendeath.

In the under 19 final Fairbreeze snatchedgoldawayfromthemwinningthepenaltyshoo-tout by 4 goals to 3.

Everest Heights and Hambanathi Primary

took gold in the under 11 and 13 divisions re-spectively.TheVolleyballspoilswerealsoeven-ly distributed between all the schools in Ton-gaat and Verulam. Overall however, SeatidesCombined were the most successful in volley-ball capturinggold in theboysunder14and16and girls under 14 and 19 year divisions.Belverton captured gold in the boys under 19and and girls under 16 and came runners upin the girls under 14 and 19 divisions.

The most successful primary school in vol-leyballwasTrubelPrimarywhotook goldintheunder 13 boys and girls sections.

President of Tonver Guru Ramcharan inhis closing address said: “Although we did nothaveamajorsponsor forour20thAnniversaryGames final we were still able to pull off a suc-cessful final thanks to the efforts and financialsupport of all our affiliates and loyal patrons.

“We now look forward to the upcomingFriendshipGames onFriday, 15Augustwhichonce again takes place in Tongaat and Tonverwill be looking to excel once again in thesegameswhichwillbeattendedbyChatworth,Pi-etermaritzburg and Phoenix.

“I will be failing in my duty if I did not paytribute toall ourprincipalsanddedicatedbandof Tonver officials from all our schools whowereresponsibleforpullingoffyetanothersuc-cessful Games final,” he said.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe victorious Fairbreeze combined Under 19 soccer team.

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