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THOUSANDS of “excited” residentsflocked to voting stations in and aroundTongaat yesterday (Wednesday) to cast

their votes in the national elections.The Weekly visited several voting stations

during the early hours of voting andmet enthu-siastic South Africans eager to exercise theirmost important democratic right.

Speaking at the Seatides voting station atSeatides Library, Ram and Pam Govender, acouple who had previously left South Africa tolive abroad, said they were proud to cast theirvote for the second time.

“We had previously voted in 2004 and thenleft the country for a while to work in theUnited Kingdom.

“We are extremely happy to be back andparticipating in something that is historically a

major part of our heritage,” said Ram.Pam described the voting experience as the

“beauty of democracy”.Twenty-year-old Lindo Kuhle said he felt a

sense of pride as he cast his vote for the firsttime. “There are many people who gave theirlives for us to participate in this process. Itwas an excellent experience and I hope myvote counts.”

Another first time voter, 21-year-old Siya-bonga Zondi, said he was overjoyed.

“The process was extremely easy and it issuchabeautiful day. It was absolutely perfect.”

Long time voters Nicohlas van Staadenand wife Anna-lee said they were elated to bepart of the democratic process.

“We have done this several times and it issomething that is excellent to be part of. I amglad we have this system in our country and Ihope everyone exercises this right as soon asthey can,” said Nicohlas.

Well-known community member Nazir Sa-dack brought along his entire family to thevoting station, saying it was important thathis children understood the process.

“They may not be of age yet, but my wifeRaeesa and I thought it was important for thekids to see the procedure. The future of ourcountry must be educated and understandwhat goes on.”

SAPS sector manager for the beach area inTongaat, ManishaMaharaj-Marie, said that noincidents had taken place in the morning.

“It is smooth sailing at the moment. Partyagents have set up in their cordoned off areasand thus far everything has gone on without ahitch,” said Maharaj.

Meanwhile, the politicians...African National Congress (ANC) councillorMichael Abraham said his party was expect-ing a landslide victory.

“Locally,weknowwe have donewhat need-ed to be done to ensure the majority stays withus, the people. During the last 10 years, wehave proven that we have given back signifi-cantly to South Africa.

“We pulled our people out of apartheid andwe will continue to serve them in the best waywe know how. ”

Cope councillor Steven Naidoo said theirpreparations for the elections were extensiveon the ground.

“We have strengthened our structures andhave had our party agents trained. We havealso aimed to assist those needing transporta-tion and have arranged for it,” said Naidoo.

“I am confident we will do extremely wellthisyear.Previously,we were a party in infan-

has always been ready for any elections.“We are constantly working in the various

communities,over the years andnotjustduringelectiontime.Todaywehavewontheheartsandminds of voters irrespective of race, religion,color, creed or political affiliation.

“As a councillor I have never been chasedfromanyof the informalareas,assomecouncil-lorshad to run for their lives,” said Jayanathan.

“AstheDAleaderImakeanappealtoallpolit-ical parties thatwework together, let the votersmake their mark according to their choice andnotbethreatenedandcreateabetterandcaringsociety where we are all one.”

Minority Front (MF) national spokespersonPatrick Pillay said this campaignwas tough be-cause of attacks from the DA.

“However,wehaverisenabovetheseandce-mented ourselves even more in the communi-tiesthathavealwaysbeenhelpedbyusandwhotrust us. We have hostedmany roadshows anddoor to door campaigns.

“These exercises have led us to believe peo-ple are unhappy with the current vestiges ofpower that rule this country. They are lookingfor change. To these people we say, rememberthe people who have always helped you.”

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3ELECTIONS 2014: TONGAAT VOTES

Local voters areinspired by the‘beauty ofdemocracy’

cy. Now, we havemembers of parlia-ment and manycouncillorsthroughout thecountry. Our chanc-es are beyond good.We cannot wait tosee the results.”

Democratic Alli-ance (DA) councillorBrian Jayanathansaid the Tongaatbranch of his party

‘THEY MAY NOT BE OF AGE YET, BUT MY WIFE RAEESA AND ITHOUGHT IT WAS IMPORTANT FOR THE KIDS TO SEE THEPROCEDURE. THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY MUST BEEDUCATED AND UNDERSTAND WHAT GOES ON.’COMMUNITY MEMBER NAZIR SADACK

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KAVEEL SINGH

PROTEC Tongaat held an awards day last Sat-urdayrecognisingtheachievementof studentswho qualified from tertiary institutes in 2013.

Amongst them were two mechanical engi-neers, two chemical engineers, one civil engi-neer, one electrical engineer and two informa-tion technology specialists.

Otherstudentsqualified insocialwork, landsurveying, ecology, analytical chemistry andnursing science.

ProtecmanagerMarion Takis said that as aresult ofProtecpupils’ excellentmatric results,particularlyincoresubjectssuchasmathemat-ics andphysical science, themajority of pupilspursue tertiary studies, many in the engineer-ing, science and technological fields.

“ManyProtec pupils are nowqualified doc-tors,engineers,accountants,educators,entre-preneurs and artisans.

“The high drop-out rate of students is wellknownwithover50%of first yearstudents fail-ingtocontinuetheirstudies.ToensurethatPro-tec pupils complete their qualifications andsuccessfully enter the workplace, Protec con-tinues to offer their students support andmen-torship for up to seven years post matric.”

Takis added that the organisation is “ex-tremelyproudoftheseyoungprofessionalsandwishthemallbestastheyentertheworkplace”.

“It is their hard work, self-discipline, com-mitment and perseverance that has earnedthemthissuccessandweknowtheywillcontin-ue to excel andmake a significant contributionin the working world,” she said.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPresenter Jill Brendankamp addresses the newly qualified students.

Protec post school awards day

KAVEEL SINGH

ELECTRONICS and technology giantSamsung is to invest billions in a factoryat theDube TradePort, near King Shaka

International Airport (KSIA) in La Mercy.DubeTradePort bossesandKwaZulu-Natal

Economic Development MECMike Mabuyakhulu have beentight-lipped about the compa-ny’s investment in a new Spe-cialEconomicZone(SEZ)atthetrade port.

However, Lionel October,the director-general of the De-partment of Trade and Indus-try, confirmed that Samsungwas finalising plans for a newfactory.

Hesaidtheywantedtocomein to takeadvantageof the taxandothermanu-facturing incentives thatwill be offered as partofDubeTradePortbecomingoneofSouthAfri-ca’s new SEZs, which is aimed at boosting in-dustrial development and exports.

The factorywould initially focus onproduc-tionof “whitegoods”, suchas fridgesandotherappliances, but would expand its range.

“Theyarelookingatproducingawholesuite

of goods for the localandAfricaexportmarket,but will start with a small product range. Wewant to encourage them to expandproductionto electronics and higher value technologyproducts over time,” said October.

October said the department, Dube Trade-Port and the KwaZulu-Natal government had

held extensive negotiationswith Samsung.

Mabuyakhulu hinted at“good news” for KZN last yearwhen he said an Asian compa-nywas planning to invest R3 toR4 billion.

It is believed that financeminister Pravin Gordhan hasheldtalkswithSamsungbossesto help close the deal.

He is said to havemotivatedfor a bigger investment of a ful-

ly-fledged electronics factory.“We hope this investment into Dube Trade-

Port will become Samsung’s manufacturinghub for Africa,” said October.

Samsung is trying to keep the investment“below the radar”, especially that of emergingcompetitors, such as China’s Hisense, whichset up a TV production plant in the WesternCape last year.

Samsung to come to Dube Tradeport

KAVEEL SINGH

A WOMAN was killed, and her two childrenwere seriously injured, in a collision on theR102 in Verulam on Sunday.

“Reports from the scene indicate that a carcollided into the side of a family vehicle on the

R102at theVerulamtraffic lights intersection,”Netcare 911 spokesman Chris Botha said.

The paramedic said the woman was flungfromher carandwas found lyingunderanoth-er car.

She was declared dead on the scene.The children were treated on the scene be-

fore being taken to hospital.The cause of the accident is currently being

investigated.

PHOTO: RUSAThe accident scene where a woman was killed on the R102 in Verulam.

Woman killed in crash

MERVYN KRISHNA

THE family of a Phoenix manwho died of a suspected heartattack after falling onto a rockat Salt Rock Beach last weekhave opened up about thetragedy.

Bully Govender (73) of

Longcroft was with his twograndchildrenandhis son-in-law Kevin Naicker when theincident occurred.

Naicker said they wereabout topack-up after fishingformorethantwohourswhenhe heard his father-in-law falland hit a rock. “As I turnedaround I sawhimslouchedonthe ground. I initially thoughtthat he had slipped and hithisheadontherock,butwhenI bent over towards him, hewasunconscious.We tried forabout 25 minutes to revivehim. I administered CPR,while the boys ran for help.

“There was no blood orany head wounds, so I felt wecould resuscitate him. Unfor-tunately there was no onearound except a fisherman.”

Thepolicearrived first andthencalled for anambulance.The paramedics checked hisheart, he said.

“When I saw the flat-lineappearingon the paramedic’smachine while they conduct-ed the heart test, I feared theworst. Theysaidhispulsewasgone and all major organswere non-responsive.” Gov-ender was declared dead atthe scene.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

THEASEN PILLAYAMIDST the rising costs ofliving and econom-ic crisis, consumers continue to fall deeperinto debt. Nationally, there is an alarming in-crease in consumer over-indebtedness.

More people are unable to meet day to dayliving expenses, like buying food, because thebulk of their income is spent on trying to payoff their debt.

More alarming, is that large numbers ofdebts fall within the category of “recklesscredit”, a term that most consumers are un-aware of.

In terms of the National Credit Act, acredit provider can only render credit to aperson, after they have conducted a full andproper financial assessment.

In theory, an assessment is supposed toaddress the following:

*takingreasonable steps to assesswhetherthe proposed consumer understands therisks and costs of the proposed credit agree-ment,

*ascertaining the current debt and re-pay-ment history of the consumer

*clearly establishing the existing financialmeans of the consumer.

If a financial assessment had been con-ducted, it can still be challenged and deemedinvalid, if it is established that the credit pro-vider did not take steps to ensure that the con-sumer fully appreciated the risks and costs ofthe agreement, or, if entering into that creditagreement would have made the consumerover-indebted.

Should a credit agreement be found to bereckless, then that agreement may be sus-pended, or the credit provider may be forcedto write off part, or the entire debt.

The above relief is, however, conditionalupontheconsumerhavingmadeatruthfuldis-closure of ALL material information, as re-quested at the time of the assessment.

There are some transactions that recklesscredit does not apply to, such as school/stu-dent loan, an emergency loan or a pawntransaction. The remedies under recklesscredit can greatly assist families who findthemselves over-indebted and it is stronglyrecommended that people in such circum-stances, consult a debt counsellor.

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SOUTH Africa is a country born outof a turbulent history, where racialdiscrimination reigned supreme.

Our freedom from Apartheid oc-curred because of the countless sac-

rifices of blacks, whites, Indians andcoloureds respectively.

Our fight for democracy was ex-actlythat,afightfordemocracy;asys-tem where each person irrespectiveof their race, ethnicity or creed,could vote and support the party oftheir choice.

We cannot mandate people tothink the way we do, neither can weforce people to support a specific po-litical party. Beingpart of ademocra-cy means respecting each person’sright to hold their own political

views. Nelson Mandela clearly eluci-dated that a democracy allows for adiversityofopinion,andadiversityofpolitical views. He also emphasizedthat those views must be respectedand protected. This is precisely whyI have been calling for the establish-ment of a Ministry for Minority Af-fairs, to ensure that the specific is-sues faced byminority communitiesare addressed.

I therefore think Visvin Reddyneeds to consult his own party andensure that his statements are in

linewith the party’smandate, beforehe makes loose assertions based onanger and contempt, which ulti-mately breeds greater seeds of divi-sion.

As a nation, there is so much thatunitesus. This is an idealwhichwascherished by both Mahatma Gandhiand Nelson Mandela, iconic leadersthat understood the importance ofcreating unity among people.

The oppression and subjugationof the Indian community in South Af-rica over the last hundred years has

left an indelible scar, which hastystatementsandconfrontationwillnotsolve.

Mr.Reddy,Iamsure,canacknowl-edge that many in our communityhave not been mentally liberatedfrom the yolk of their former mas-ters. Therefore, we must work con-structively and with humility to re-leaseour community from the shack-les of cerebral slavery, which stillbinds us to our former colonial mas-ters.

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MINORITY Front LeaderShameen Thakur Rajbansi de-nounced the “pissing DA car-toon” as damning, immoral,senseless, defamatory and un-ethical.

This is a direct insult to allMinority Front supporters andthe lndian community. I amshockedanddisgustedat the po-litical campaigning of some DAmembers who circulated thiscartoon on social media andemailed it to our leader and my-self.

“This action violates the elec-toral code of conduct, signed bythe leader Helen Zille,” statedMrs Rajbansi, and social sitesmust not be used to defame peo-ple or organisations.

This cartoon has hurt the dig-nityof the lndiancommunityas itdisplaysthearroganceofasupre-mist colonial mentality over theMinority Front which is home tothousands of lndian voters.

No amount of reasonable ex-planationwillabsolvethecreatorof this unethical cartoon thatdamages the absolute fabric ofour society and democracy.

TheMinortyFrontlogoissacredto the party and its supporters.

This act is malicious and thework of desperate candidateswho stoop to the level of humanrights violations in trying toplease theirmasters for their po-sitions. The perpetrators whocreated this defamatory cartoonmust be prosecuted by the Elec-toral Commission.

The Minority Front has laidformal chargesatSAPS for inves-tigation and has reported themattertotheHumanRightsCom-mission and to Facebook,.

This cartoon has violated theMinorty Front's rights for a freeand fair election, because it hasgoneviral on social networks, in-ducing hate-speech and racism.

The community must now bethe judge.

Mrs Rajbansi stated that thevote of lndian people will makehistoryon 7May,but itwill be fortheMinorityFront-therealhomefor all lndians. We are not de-terred and the Tiger’s legacy willnot be destroyed, as the car-toon predicts.

Patrick Pillay

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Sicela wena mfundi ukuthi emvakokufunda loludaba, usitshele uku-thi bekuyinto engelutho yini ecasuleuNdosi, noma yinto ebingakucasulanawe. Okuphawulekile nje kum-fundisi wabantu obesegxiza igaziemlonyeni sekuqaqeke nokhololoamahloni esedlala ngaye, ngamazwiathi: “Bengithi ngiyazincokolela njenoNdosingingaziukuthi kanti sengi-yona.”

Amadoda ebandla abeseduze ku-suka isidumoabelokhuethi: “Kodwakwake kwancokolwa ngomfaziwomuntu kanje? Uphahlukile njekwaphela.”

Uma esho lamadoda athi um-fundisi uyilahle ngokuncokola ngo-

kumakahlekomkaNdosiwathi:“Chawakhetha Ndosi, imanzi eme kahlekanje!” Akabonakalanga ukuthi un-yamalale nini uNdosi. Ubonakale es-edonsa umfundisi ngogesi wempa-ma kwalandela isibhakela esidabuleudebenolimi,aneleangenaphakathikwabo amadoda elamula, wathiqalaqala egcekeni, wathi nya,wabuya engasadle nkobe zamuntuephefumulelaphezulu ephethe ipay-ipi elokhu ethi: “Umkami!, umkami!,uthiumfaz’wamiunjani?Bhlatishidiman!”

Kungenzeka ukuthi incekuyeNkosi ibizincokolela ngempela,kodwa yagawula ingakalanga.Lokhu kuyisexwayiso kulabo aba-khonze ukuncokola. Sengathi ku-fanele umuntu aqikelele ngaphambikokuncokola. Kusemqoka ukuthiaqaleabhekeukuthiuncokolakanja-ni,nobani,ninikunokuthiamanean-cokole nje noma yikanjani. Kufanancamashi nokuwela umgwaqo un-galibhekanga irobhothi bese kwen-zeka isiphihli sengozi engase idlule

nemiphefumulo. Basuke bengahhe-mi laba abake bathi kungcono uku-thula abantu bangakwazi ukuthiucabangani, kunokuthi uvule isitoloesingezansi kwekhala bese beqalaukukungabaza. Naye uNyikinyib-hoxo lo, wake wathi: “Njengobakuthiwa izinto zoniwa ngomlomozilungiswengomlomo,kungconoka-biukuthulangobaakukho luthooku-zodigeka ukulungise, uzitholeusunenkinga uma usuhluleka uku-kulungisa.” Le sihloko sokuncokolanokuphahluka bengihlele ukubhalangaso emasontweni ezayo, kodwanginele ngezwa ngokunhlanhlathakukaMnuzVisvin Reddy ongusihlalowe-ANC eChatsworth eningizimuyeTheku, ngasenginqumaukubhalangaso namahlanje. Cishe abaningisebeyazi ukuthi lo nkabi obuye ach-azwe ngamanye amaNdiya akubonjengonontandakubukwanomaith-atha, kubikwe ukuthi ubhale kwi-fa-cebook wathi isizwe sakubo siyat-handa ukukhononda. Imibiko ithiuqhubewathiabanyekuzomelebap-

hindele kwelaseNdiya bayobonaukuthi khona kuphilwa kanzimakanjani blah blah blah.

Unele wabona ukuthi udlalengegeja kuziliwe, wathi ubezikhu-lumela yena hhayi njengomholi we-ANC. Ayichithanga sikhathi i-ANCyammisa esikhundleni sakhe, wabeesexolisa.Asazinomaubencokolayi-ni noma ubezama ukuveza ukuh-lakanipha. Okusemqoka ukuthi up-hahlukile. Ugawule engakalanga.Namhlanje immimisile le nhlanganoayeyiphikisa kugigitheke yenakuqa-la esayilungu le-Minority Front nele-DA,umakunemihlanganoyomkhan-dlu wamakhansela aseThekwini. Si-yasincoma isinqumo se-ANCsokummisa ngoba itshengise ukuthiisuke iqinisile uma ithi akekhoumuntuokufaneleacwasweeNingiz-imu Afrika. Akobe bayasithola isi-fundo labo abathanda ukudliselangokucwasa abantu bakubo, na-bathanda ukubheda bethi bayan-cokola.

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XOLANI NXUMALO

KUTHE kungazelele muntuedolobheni laKwaDukuzangolweSibili, kwabonakala

izisebenzi zikaMasipala wesifun-da iLembe sezigcwele umgwaqozilibangiseemahhovisikaMasipa-la wesifunda KwaDukuza.

Abasebenzi abamalungu eS-outh African Municipal Workers’Union (Samwu), bafuna ukwaziukuthi lomasipala uyozigcina niniizethembiso azenza kubonamayelana nokuhlelwa kabushakwemisebenzi yabo nokuy-ibuyekeza ukuze ifanele amaholoayo. USihlalo wale nyunyanaKwaDukuza, uMnuz. MosesMthembu, uthe sebekhatheleyizethembiso ezingafezwa. Uthebanqume bathathe lamahora aboamabili okuphumula bayobuzakuMenenja kaMasipala neMeyayeLembeuMnuz.WelcomeMdabeukuthi sekubambeni ukubazifezwe izethembiso abazenzile.Ekhuluma elekelelana noNobhalauNksz. Phiwo Shange, uthe lokhuakukabi yisiteleka, kuseyimashi

nje yokuba ziyozitholela zonamathupha izisebenzi impenduloezikhulwini zalo masipala.

Kwenzeka lokhu nje, ngalo ul-weSibili naseMandeni kubenemashiebibhekiswekumasipalawaleli dolobha. Ibihlelwe yiMand-eni Tax and Rates Payers and Hu-

man Rights Orgarnisathion (Ma-tarphor), edlelana ne-EconomicFreedom Fighters (EFF),ngokusho kukaSihlalo wayo uM-nuz. Bonginkosi Gumede. Ekhu-luma nabamashi emasangweniamahhovisi alo masipala uMnuz.Gumede,uthebafunakupheleimi-

khonyovu kulo masipala, futhikuyekwe nomkhuba woku-nikezwa kwamathenda kubantubangaphandle. Kuyekwe nokuh-lukunyezwa kwezisebenzi zika-masipala. Akufikanga sikhulusikamasipala ukuzomukela uhlulwezikhalo esangweni.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOAbasebenzi bakwaMasipala bemasha KwaDukuza

XOLANI NXUMALOISAKHAMUZI saKwaDukuzaesike saba ngumpetha wesib-hakela esisindweni se middleweight, sithi sisenesilokozanesokucisha kwegama lomqeqeshiowenzele okukhulu amabhokisaaKwaDukuzanamaphethelo,uM-nuz. Chin Govendor.

UMnuz.BlessingMasinga (49),wase Bulwer Farm KwaDukuza,okewaqeqeshangishonabakeba-ba ngompetha bomhlaba oDin-gaanThobelanoSugarBoyMalin-ga eGauteng, uthi usafuna ukuvu-sa iKwaDukuza Boxing Club,ebiyaziwa ngele Stanger BoxingClubngesikhathi somqeqeshiwo-dumouMnuz. Govendor, ekhiqizebona oMasinga nompethawakuleli kusisindo se-middleweight uMnuz. Elijah ‘Tap Tap’Makhathini,waseShowe,osengu-somabhizinisi. IStanger BoxingClub iphele ngokushona kukaM-nuz. Govendor.

UMnuz. Masinga uthi usetholeuxhaso lwakwa Lotto olumxhasengazo zonke izidingo zokuqeqehaabashayisibhakela, kodwa used-inga nje indawo KwaDukuza an-gaqeqeshela kuyo intsha. Uthiusebatholile abaxhasi ababiliokunguMnuz. Paul Rankens, on-gumnikazi wezitolo ezinkulu zak-waSpar noMnuz. Louis GovendorongumshanawakheuChin.Boba-bili laba baxhasi sebemi ngomu-mo ukwakha indawo yokuqeqe-sha abashayisibhakela umauMasipala waKwaDukuza ese-yikhombile.UMnuz.Masingauthiusenesikhathiesideelindeimpen-dulo kamasipala ukuze uqalwelomsebenzi, kodwa bekusa-bambe ukhetho.

Lomshayi-sibhakela uwuqalelomdlalo esafunda eMhlali Com-munity School, esibizwa ngeSiza-ni Combined School . Ugqame ka-khulu esengumfundi wak-waNonhlevu High School,eGroutville, eseqeqeshwa nguyeuChin Govendor. Indodana kaChin uMnuz. Suresh Govendorisekhonafuthiithizisekhonaizim-pahla zesibhakela ezashiywanguyise esehamba emhlabeni.Kusukela ngonyaka ka-2004 uM-nuz. Masinga uqeqesha intshayaseBulwer Farm ngesibhakela,ubabaza umfana osesitebelwenisakhe uGerald Jawahir ofundaumatric, athi uyavutha bhe.

Umqeqeshiwesibhakelaufunaukuvusaigama likaChinGovendor

XOLANI NXUMALOZIGCWALA amehlo izinyembezikuMnuz. Abdullah Campbell, oseyi-sakhamuzi saKwaDukuza umaecabanga indlela okhokho bakheabafike ngayo lapha KwaZulu-Natal,bedayiswe wuhulumeni wabo waseZanzibar ebadayisela amaNgisi uku-ba azobenza izigqila kuleli.

Exoxa ne Weekly uMnuz. Camp-bell uthe ufikelwa wusizi oluhlan-gane nenjabulo njengoba ekugcinenieseze wahlomula ngendlu

kanokusho kuleli dolobhaeyinikezwa ngumasipala. Uthi kadeehamba eshutheka ikhanda yonkeindawo nomndeni wakhe. Kuxoxwenaye eyokwemukeliswa indlu kwel-inye lamafulethi akhiwe nguMasipa-la waKwaDukuza, akhela abantuabahola kancane nabaphakathinendawo.Ekhulumaembethe ibhayileqembuelibusayo i-ANC,abonakalaeyisishoshovu salo, uthe sekwesule-ka izinyembezi zeminyaka zawoyiseabaphume kabi kwelakubo eZanzi-bar, okuyisiqhingi esiseduze kwa-seTanzania. Uthi oyisemkhulu babe-dayiselwe amaNgisi njengezigqila,base bethunyelwa eNatal.

Uqhuba athi bafike ngomkhumbiowodwa namaNdiya nawo abezoku-ba yizigqila zokusebenza emapulazi-ni omoba kuleli. Ngokusho kwakhe,bafikele eBluff eThekwini, okuthe

uma sekuqala umthetho wobandlu-lulo wokuhlukanisa abantungokobuhlanga, bathuthelwaeChatsworth, eBluff kwafakwa abe-lungu. Uthi akazenyezi ngokubangowaseZanzibar ngoba yindawoabadabuka kuyo. Njengabo bonkeabasizwe sakubo ,naye ukholwaenkolweni yobuSulumane, yingakhonje eyijabulele lendlu ngoba inendluyangasesengaphakathinjengobabo-na kunezinto ezehlukile abazenzayouma besendlini yangasese. Uthi umaindlu yangasese ingaphandle kubanzimaukugcina isiko lobuSulumane.Ungomunye wemindeni engama 24ehlomule ngezindlu eSea View, ese-Rocky Park, KwaDukuza.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANINXUMALO

UMnuz AbdullahCampbell, ongomunye ngendlu eSea View, eseRockyPark, KwaDukuza.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBuffelsdale Primary School celebrated 20 years of democracy with a programme called “Footsteps to Freedom”. Pupils and guests wereenthralled with spectacular performances of dances, speeches, acrostic poems, display of posters and a well coordinated synchronisedmovement by 63 pupils culminating in the formation of the flag.

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13THE Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society requireyour assistance in locating:*The biological mother of Xolani Mchunu, born on NewYearsDay2004.ThemotherisknownasZaneleMchunu.The biological father is unknown. The family is originallyfrom Magwaveni.

*The biological father of Sbanisezwe Mkhize, bornon 17 February 2003, Thabiso Mkhize, born on 31 July2005, and Azinhle Mkhize, born on 28 July 2008. Thebiological mother Banotilly Gladness Mkhize passedaway on 27 August 2013. The father was known as Nkwanyana from Mooi River. The family is originally fromTongaat.

*The biological father of Kwandile Mavundla, bornon 21 March 2004, and Nombulelo Snolwazi Mavundlaborn on 1 April 2008. The biological mother, Funani Isabel Mavundla, passed away on 28 April 2012.Anyone with information pertaining to these individualsmay contact Mariam Mkhize on 032 944 1514 or032 944 1123.

*Nandipha Ndovela, the biological mother of Sibonelo Mazwana born 15 April 2004. The child is presentlyresiding with Wiseman Mthembu who is the biologicalfather. The family resides in the Magwaveni area.

*Buhle Ngcobo, the biological mother of Samkelisiwe Ngidi born 15 October 2007. The biological fatherSbongakonke Ngidi is deceased. The child is temporarilyin the care of Liberate Zodwa Sthembile Ngidi.

*The details and the whereabouts of the biologicalfather of Lwazilenkosi Khuzwayo born 22 May 2000. Thebiological mother Regina Melta Khuzwayo is deceased.The child is temporarily in the care of Fikile Sylvia Khuzwayo. The family is originally from Metcalf, Tongaat.

*The details and the whereabouts of the biologicalfather of Thembelihle Hlengiwe Mzobe and Sinenhlanhla Mzobe. The biological mother Cabangeni Mzobe is deceased. The children are temporarily in the care of Bongani Joseph Mzobe.

Anyone with any information pertaining to these individuals may contact Sanele Mabaso on 032 944 1514.

Help us find...

SHANNON HOPKINS

“THE people laugh with us, cry withus,getbetter fromsickness,orpassaway. We see all the Etete commu-

nity’s troubles - and joys,” says SummerhillHouse’s Esther Lynn.

Lynn,affectionatelyknownbymostas “Go-go”, is amuch-loved Etete resident and an in-tegralmember of the Summerhill House non-profit organisation team.

Many liveshavebeenmadebrighterbyherkindness and generosity, on her own accountand through theNPO. She cooks for and feedsthe people. She teaches some to sew and selltheir work. She helps them get birth certifi-cates and ID documents so they can work orobtaingrants. Shealso takes time topraywiththose who are inconsolable.

Lynn has brought up 11 children in herhome - eight foster children - and still helpscare for numerous others.

“Ihavealways lovedchildren,andsomanyof them in the community donot have enoughtoeatandaresickandneedhelp.Someofthemhavebeen abandonedby their parents, or theparents are away working most of the time. Idon’t have a lotmyself, but I cannot turn themaway.”

Lynnisable to feed50childrenonceaweekwith the help of Roberts and Chaplin’s auditdepartment which supply Summerhill withsandwiches every Tuesday.

Lynn also cooks during school holidayswhen the children get a hot meal each day tomakeup for themeal theywouldnormally re-cieve at school.

Funds, raised by Summerhill, also go to-wards getting documentation for people,school fees, taking Bibles to the community,building the Summerhill facility and more.

LynnwasbornandgrewupontheTweediefamily’s sugar farminlandontheNorthCoast,andworked for the them formany years. Sheeventuallymovedwhenmostof thefamilyhadmoved away or died, and it no longer felt likehome. She then got a job through her churchwith a family that needed help to look aftertheir twins, and she thenmovedwith them to

Pretoria for a time.“I will never forget, it was my first trip in

an aeroplane and I was so excited and ner-vous, but had to be calm to look after the chil-dren,” she reminisced.

She did not stay long in Pretoria, sayingthereweretoomanypeopleandit“wasnothertype of place”.

Shewas unemployed for threemonths be-fore getting a job, again through her church,with Summerhill founder Paula Owen about12 years ago.

Lynnhasnothadaneasy life, havingneverbeen to school, losing her husband in 1990and then having her home in Stanger repos-sessed as she couldn’t pay the instalmentswithout her husband and she found herselfhomeless with 11 children to take care of.

Lynn was desperate and even considered

prostitution as a solution to help pay keep herhome. She decided though that a house, evenone she built with her hands, was not worthher dignity. Luckily Church Alive helped herfind a temporary place to live in.

Lynn eventually found a house in Etete,which the Owen family helped her buy andwhich is now the heart of many Summerhillgatherings.

Tearfully she says she doesn’t knowwhereshewouldbe if itwasnot forheremployerandclose friend, Paula. “Paula has a wonderful,kind heart. She has done somuch forme andthe community. She is very special to all of us.Thanks to hermy house will be ours forever.”

The Summerhill concept began 10 yearsago, andwasofficially registeredasanNPO in2007.

If youwant to help, contact 032 947 1210.

Gogo EstherLynn withher granddaughter Leonie.

PHOTO:SHANNONHOPKINS

Living lifefor others>> Etete resident is the heart of her community

Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

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

the KZN Premier Spelling Bee North Coast regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the North Coast Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of theSta ngerWeekly, CoastalWeekly &Ballito Fever.

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

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to [email protected]

Send us the below information via email,[email protected] OR fax, 0865344256.

* 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

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014North Coast Spelling Bee* Entries close on 13 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, [email protected],OR fax it to 0865344256.

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* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 13 June 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. Items inthis section will only be run twice ahead of yourevent and are free of charge.

>>The Dawncrest Civic Association will be launching its Women’s Forum, on Saturday 10 May at 1pm. The venue is the Daylee Creche andIndependent, 40 Robin Street, Dawncrest. Refreshments will beserved. For any queries please contact the Chairman of the DawncrestCivic Association – Nova Chetty (0833672559) or the Secretary LoganManikum (0823364124) or email – [email protected].

>>The Verulam Branch of Divine Life Society of S.A. will celebrate 65years of the Society’s active service in this country in conjunction withthe 30th Anniversary of the Verulam Branch. The event takes place onSunday, 11 May at Havan: 8am; Satsang: 10am at the Kraydeb Conference Centre

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

>>The Vedanta Ashram Medical Camp will be held on 18 May at theSeatides Combined School from 8am to 4pm.

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

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

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

>>Bhakti Marga will be conducting OM Healing free every 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]

WEEKLY REPORTERFROM PAGE 16

VERULAM Athletic Club(VAC) runners took to theroadcelebrating20yearsof

democracy in the challengingChatsworth Ultra 52km Mara-thon.

Runners were blessed withcool, autumn conditions that pro-videdsomerelief tothetestingandundulating course, albeit idealconditioning for theComradesUl-tra.

Last year’sVACsilvermedallistSiyanda Makhanya posted asplendid sub four hour 3.46.Skhumbuzo Mjaja eased throughin4.18whilstSimonBloseheldhisform in 4.38.KrishNaidoo finished fourmin-

utes later with his objective on along run accomplished.

Pravin Sewnarain togetherwith Raymond Muthen easedthrough in their preparation en-joying the suburbs of Chatsworthwhilst putting in useful strengthwork in 5.15 and 5.16 respective-ly.

Johnny Karanjoo looks readyto make amends for his last yearsrace with a pleasing 5.29 finish

ahead of Selva Naicker and CollinIsmail who used up the full allow-ance of time to spend valuablehours in the road.

The 25km run and walk pro-duced individual milestones forboth the VAC walkers and run-ners. Anitha Sewnarain continuetodefycriticswithagritty2.43fin-ish–herfirstattemptbeyondahalfmarathon – “sore but extremelysatisfied”.

Results52km RunSiyanda Makhanya 3.46; SkhumbuzoMjaja 4.18; Simon Blose 4.38; Krish Naidoo 4.42; Pravin Sewnarain 5.15; Raymond Muthen 5.16; Johnny Karanjoo5.29; Selva Naicker 6.25; Collin Ismail6.4225km RunPream Gordin 2.32; Anitha Sewnarain2.43; Sherwen Pillay 2.44; Alan Govender 2.50; Joey Chetty 2.50; Priscilla Naidoo 2.54; Gops Naidoo 3.04; Nad Naidoo 3.22; Dolly Shamlall 3.30; Tharushka Sookoo 3.4425km walkSmiley Naidoo 3.10; Jayson Moodley3.31; Vishnu Moodley 3.44; SundreeRamlagan 3.46; Renuka Moodley 3.48;Bobby Ramlagan 4.05’ Queenie Naidoo 4.22

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THE Simbithi Country Club hasbeen awarded with the Com-pleat Golfer Magazine's cov-

eted five star Golf Experience awardthis month in Johannesburg.

They received the award at the"Oscars" of the golf industry. It is the22nd edition of the awards, hosted byCompleatGolfer. It is an annual blacktie event designed to recognise SouthAfrica's top golfing professionals,clubs and experiences over the past

year.It is the top notch facilities, food

and service earning the cov-eted Compleat Golfer 5-Star Golf Ex-perience Award, says Steve van Gre-unen, General Manager of SimbithiEco Estate and Simbithi CountryClub. Hewelcomed the award for thefourth year in a row.

"Wearehonouredwith the recog-nition as we have always positioned

Simbithi Country Club as a five-starestablishment," he said. "It is won-derful that our services and facilitieshave been awardedwith the praise itdeserves."

Competition was tough this year,with golf clubs from across the coun-try vying for the coveted accolade.Theawardsrategolfclubsandestatesacross eight categories, coveringclubhouse facilities, the golf course,

halfwayhouse andpractice facilities,quality of customer service, price tovalue relationship, services offeredand ambience.

"AtSimbithi,weensure that everyexperience is exceptional for our cli-ents.Ourgolf courseand facilitiesarewell maintained and our staff aretrained to create a unique golfing ex-perience for every golfer," said vanGreunen.

SimbithiEcoEstate is situatedbe-tween Ballito and Salt Rock along a430ha natural coastline, designedspecifically for its residents to recon-nect with nature and preserve a life-style of harmony. Peter Matkovitchdesigned 18-hole executive golfcourse provides a unique golfing ex-periencewith 13 par threes, four parfours and one par five, well pacedgreens and undulating fairways.

The Simbithi team with theircertificates.

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DALES Giants made headway in the Buffels-daleAstroTurfLeagueat theEastCoastSport-ingComplexrecentlybybeatingRajastanfromBelvedere 12 goals to 6 in a league match.

Thematch commenced at a cracking pace.It was the home team, Dales Giants whoweremore determined to win the game.

Kyle Naidoo who used to be the main de-fender in the junior divisions for ChelmsfordHeightsFC,TongaatFootball AssociationandFutsalAssociationofTongaathadanoutstand-ing game.

The first three goals were scored by KylehimselfwhileothergoalscamefromClarkandMoona.

InthesecondhalfBuffelsdaleGiantscontin-ued to impress however, it wasn’t easy thistime as Rajastan regrouped and managed tochange their style of play and within minutesstarted to score goals.

Rajastan improved their tempo and at-tacked the Buffelsdale defence but the Giant’sgoalkeeper Colin “Bolo” Naidoo pulled outsome classic saves denying Rajastan anychances of getting back into the game.

OnMondaynightBellsofTongaatandClas-sic of Phoenix played to a 6 goal each draw.

Thelocal teamstampedtheirauthorityear-ly in the first fiveminutes they displayed goodpassing skills and created good goal scoringopportunities and within five minutes theywere rewarded with two quick goals.

However,Classic foughttirelesslyeventual-ly scoring one goal to make the score 2-1.

The complexion of the game changed inClassics favour after they could not maintaintheir composure and the Bells strikers TyronandJoshuatookadvantageofthesituationandpunished themwith yet another two goals be-fore the referee blew for the break.

In the second half Classicwas themore de-termined side they played their heart out butthey just could not break the solid Bells de-fence.

Classic managed to equalise and at thispoint itwasgoingtobeanybody’sgame.Lucki-ly Bells had theupperhand they increased thetallywith another twomore goals and seemedas the game was in the bag for Bells.

However, Classic striker Stanton did notgive he fought to the very end andmanaged toscore twice in the dying minutes of the game.

The draw was a good reflection.In the final game of the night Chelms beat

Belgate 6-4.Belgate took a surprise lead in the first half

leading by 3-1 but it seemed as though theywere pacing themselves too fast and got tiredtoo quickly.

ThisledtotheirdownfallasChelmsrealisedthey were tired they started to knock the ballaroundandintheprocesstheyscoredregular-ly and eventually went on to beat the Belgateteam.

Dales Giants areon track

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Loving memories we will never forget, sadly missed alonglife’s way with silent thought and deep regret, we think ofyou every day, no longer in our life to share, but in ourhearts he’s always there. Gone are the days we used toshare, but in our hearts you are always there, the gates ofmemory will never close, we miss you more than anyoneknows, with tender love you will never forget.

Your chirpy whistle and funny jokes, not forgetting thatwarm charming smile. We’ll always remembered, that spe-cial smile, caring heart and that warm embrace you alwaysgave us.

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