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THE first nodes of a mixed-useSibaya development are soonto be on the market.

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ANEWtransport regulationwillforceparentstobuckleuptheirinfant children in child car

seatsandlimit taxidriversto100 km/h on the open road.

This is among several otherchanges found in a recent govern-ment gazette amending the National

Road Traffic Act (NRTA) that includethe compulsory fitting of “speed gov-erners” into all new taxis, buses andtrucks fromDecember2016as a req-uisite to operate.

Thechildseatregulationwill likelycome into force as early as April nextyear—andCaroSmit, headof thePi-etermaritzburg-based non-profit or-ganisation South Africans Against

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“Weused every platformwe couldto pressure the state tomake sure in-fants had to be placed in child carseats.Weunderstanddrinkdriving isa complex matter, but studies showwe can halve the amount of road

deaths by simply making sure seat-belts are worn,” she said.

Smit saidwhile theyhadextensiveconsultation with the national De-partment of Transport, their over-tures to talk to the provincial depart-ment were ignored.

“I challenge the KwaZulu-Natal TransportMEC [Willies]Mchu-nu to take a selfie of himself sitting in

his carwearing his seatbelt.Weneedleaders to take the lead on this.”

Theamendmentshavebeen in thepipeline since 2012 and were gazet-tedonOctober31.Thegazette,signedby Transport Minister Dipuo Peters,statesan“infant isapersonbelowtheage of three years” and the driver ofaprivatevehicle“shall ensure thataninfant travelling” is seated on an “ap-propriate child restraint”.

Taxis, trucks and buses wouldhave to be fitted with a speed gover-norlimitingtheirspeedto80 km/hfortrucks and 100km/h for buses andtaxis.

Democratic Alliance transportspokesman Manny de Freitas saidwhile the Act was “great”, he had“concerns” over its enforcement.

“They [traffic police] can hardlyenforcewhatisinthelegislationatthemoment.”

Online trucking magazine pub-lisherPatrickO’Leary said: “This leg-islation is 100%needed. In the truck-ing industry, it makes financial senseto travel at only 80km/h as it reducesoperational costs.”

SouthAfricanBusOwnersAssoci-ationexecutivemanagerEricCornel-ius said it could be 20 years until allbuses, taxis and trucksonSouthAfri-can roadswere fittedwith speedgov-erners. “The new regulation only re-quiresspeedcontroltechnologyonallnew vehicles purchased from 2016.

“Thiswill bephased inoveraperi-od of time,” Cornelius.

Transport Department spokes-personTiyaniRikhotsosaidthespeedgoverner “allows the vehicle to slowdownwhen it exceeds a speed limit”.

Attempts to contact both Mchunuand his departmental spokespersonwere unsuccessful.

All newtaxis, buses andtrucksfrom December2016 willbe forcedto fitspeedgovernersto complywith anamendedTransportAct, but itwill takeover 20years toretrofitoldermodels.PHOTO: IANCARBUTT

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BOARD members and social workers of the Tongaat Child WelfareWelfare visits schools

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THE Executive Committee of Flamingo Heights Civic Association returned unopposed at its biennial general meetingheld on Saturday 8 November at the Shrimathi AnadbenDesai PrePrimary School.

The officials reelected included chairperson JulianGovender, vice chairperson Mervyn Naidoo, secretary, Ronnie Moopanar, assistant secretary Shakoon Rajagopal andtreasurer Stanley Govender.

Keynote speaker was Jeeva Pillay, president of TongaatCivic Association.

Pillay urged residents to participate and get more involved in civic issues.

“Together we can achieve more,” he said.Pillay highlighted some or the latest developments in

the greater Tongaat area and some accomplishments ofTCA.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSeen are the executive committee of the Flamingo Heights CivicAssociation.

Flamingo Civic unopposed

recently visited Sandfields Primary, Tongaat JuniorPrimary, Victoria Primary and Isenembe Secondaryto thank the principals, coordinating teachers andpupils who raised funds for the society’s “Children’sFund” programme.

Board of management member, Balan Subramunier said: “the main emphasis of the fund is toprovide poor pupils with a breakfast meal, so theywould be better able to concentrate in class work”.

Currently 2391 pupils are beneficiaries of thefund.

Social worker Devi Naidoo said that research supported a positive link between hunger reduction, improved nutrition and children’s learning.

“The fund involves children helping children, andwe are proud of the teamwork between school children and the society,” said Naidoo.

In addressing assemblies, the TCW team praisedthe staff and pupils of the schools for their enviablesense of charity.

“It is wonderful to notice how little children areable to think of less fortunate pupils from such anearly age. It says a lot about the power of motivationthey receive from their principal and teachers,” saidboard member Peru Naidu.

Principal of Victoria Primary, Mr. LB. Maharaj encouraged and motivated his pupils to continue withtheir outstanding efforts towards this initiative forthe years to come.

Social auxiliary worker Mariam Mkhize gave special thanks to the coordinating teachers for theircommitment and hard work towards the sustainingthe programme.

Certificates of recognition were presented to principals and qualifying pupils.

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Theft suspectarrested>> Quickthinking pharmacist spots robber

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ASUSPECTwhowaswantedfortheft was arrested in the Veru-lam CBD recently.

The23-year-old suspect entered apharmacy on Todd Street and stoletwo large bottles of Gaviscon beforeexiting the business undetected.

According to Reaction Unit SouthAfrica (RUSA)headPremBalram, theowner of the business realised theitemshadbeenstolenafterreviewingCCTV footage.

“The suspect was spottedwalkingnear the pharmacy thisweek and thepharmacistconfrontedhimandanal-tercation occurred.

“Reaction Unit South Africa’scontrol centre received a call report-

inga fight outside thebusinessprem-ises.

“Reaction officers responded tothe scene and upon arrival were in-formed by the victim of the theft. Re-action officers searched the suspectand found a roll of stickers with thewords 'security checked' printed onthem.”

Balram said shoplifters use thesestickersonitemswhichtheyhavesto-len to evadearrest once theyhave lefta store.

“A foil and pipe which is used tosmokewhoongawasalso foundinhispossession. The suspect is a residentofTongaatand is employedasasecu-rity guard.”

The suspect was placed under ar-rest by the SAPS.

ReactionUnit officer withthe offender.

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Mega property development launchedWEEKLY REPORTER

WithglobalheadquartersinLondon,LSElisted Savills, together with 5th Avenueand Pam Golding, offers a leading, globalplatform for the launch of this uniqueproperty.

“Tongaat Hulett envisages Sibaya asa unique playlivework lifestyle that isbased on bringing together the best ofboth urban and natural environments.These opportunities lend themselves toorganisations possessing global expertiseandboldvisiontomaximisetheirenormous potential,” notes Mike Deighton,Tongaat Hulett’s executive responsiblefor property development.

In the fastgrowing and wellestablished northern development corridorwithin easy reach of the King Shaka International Airport, the development possibilitiesforthesetwoSibayanodesincludemajor new resorts in conjunction withlifestyle residential accommodation, upmarket offices and developments suitedto the leisure and hospitality industry.

Hotels, conference and entertainment facilities, retail and recreation facilities would complete the picture.

“Durban has seen tremendous expansion in recent years, with the constructionof the new international airport and DubeTrade Port being real statements of intent from the Government and Local Authority to attract international investment to the region,” said Daniel von Barloewen, head of Savills InternationalDevelopment Consultancy

“The Sibaya site provides an opportunity to deliver a new destination for Durban to attract international investors, hotel operators and businesses. Savills are

delighted and privileged to be partneringwith Tongaat Hulett in helping shape thefuture of the region and attract global investors,” he said.

“Found in the rapidlyexpandingNorth Coast, just 8km north of Umhlangaand 25km from the Durban city centre,these properties are expected to attractsignificant investment into the region,”states Zamo Gwala of Trade and Investment KwaZuluNatal

“And TIKZN would be available to provide assistance and resources to any new

entrants to the market,” Gwala added.MikeDeightonconcludes,“TheSibaya

precinct presents a powerful propositionfor a catalytic impact on the region. Situated within an emerging Aerotropolis,there is an appreciation of the vast socioeconomic needs within this broader region and Tongaat Hulett believes thatnewinternationalinvestmentintoSibayawill provide a substantial boost to the development necessary to address thesechallenges, enhancing the region’s globalpresence and branding.”

The siteearmarkedfor the Sibaya development.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Relatives identified the victims in theMercedesBenzasKapilJuggath,SanvirJuggath, Sahish Daya, Shaylan Moodley andLuke Naidoo.

As the investigations get under way, theeffort to identify the driver of the Nissancontinues.

A senior Metro Police source, who couldnot be named as he is not authorised tospeak to the press, confirmed that Ipid hadbeen notified of the crash.

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The officer said that the probe into thepolice’s involvement in the crash was inkeeping with procedure.

“Because the accident took place duringa police pursuit, it can be said that thedeaths of the occupants of both vehiclestook place during police action, and any suchdeath needs to be properly investigated,”the source said.

“Thisinvestigationwill likelyfocusontheaccounts of the officers who chased the carbefore it drove the wrong way on the freeway in an effort to escape.

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Luke Naidoo. Sahish Daya. Shaylan Moodley.

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vestigative Directorate (Ipid).

A dramatichighspeedchase by Metro police officers precededthe crash,which saw aCClass MercedesBenzslam headoninto a Nissan

was caught on camera,”he added.

RescueCare spokesperson Garrith Jamieson described the accident as horrific.

“When our paramedics approached theaccident, they could seethe fire from a distance.When they pulled upthey found two vehiclesengulfed in flames andimmediately called thefire department to assist.”

“There was nothingthat we could do. [Thevictims] had beentrapped in the mangledwreckage,” Jamiesonsaid.

Media reported thatthe Metro Police hadconfirmed that officerschased the vehicle fromFlorida Road before ithad joined the motorway.

SuperintendentGeraldine Stevens wasquoted as saying thatofficers had respondedto reports that an occupant of the Mercedeshad brandished aweapon.

Metro Policespokesperson EugeneMsomi could not bereached for comment.

Repeated attemptsto contact Ipid spokesperson Moses Dlaminiproved unsuccessful.

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THEbodyof aman,whoresidentsbelievewas murderedinRedcliffe,Veruam,wasfound earlier this week.

According to Suren Balram, head of TransNatalFlyingSquad,his control centre receivedacall fromafranticelderlywomanallegingthather boyfriend had beenmurdered in the SandPitt informal settlement.

“Uponarrivaltheflyingsquadresponseunitwasmet by a group of angry people complain-ing that they are sick and tired of the crime inthe area. We entered the house and found thedeceased man on his bed with his hands andlegstiedup.Itappearedasif themanwassuffo-cated to death with a pillow.”

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe scene of where the body was found

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ANinquiry intothecollapseof theTongaatmallwhich claimed the lives of two peoplewill con-tinuenextweekwith the testimony fromanen-gineer, said the labour department thisweek.

“Andre Ballack, the engineer from AxionConsulting Engineers, who wa0s responsiblefor the structural design of the mall, isto testify furtheron the results of testsdone fol-

come fromhumansettlements,” she saidat thetime.

Singh is chief executive of Gralio Precast(Pty) Ltd, which was building the mall when aportion of it collapsed.

Singh’ssonRaviJagadasanis thesolemem-ber of Rectangle Property Investments CC, thedeveloper of the mall.

InJulyJagadasantestified that themallwasprivately funded.

The inquiry continues.

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lowing the collapseof themall,” said de-partment spokes-man Masede Mosi-ma in a statement.

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“AMAZING, amazing, amaz-ing,” were the only words Icould utter after watching

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Okay, I’m lying, I was actually leftspeechless for hours after watchingthe sci-fi thriller.

The movie left me feeling philo-sophical for many hours afterwards.

The film stars Matthew McCo-naughey as an engineer at a time on

The Earth is experiencing severefood shortages leading to a genetical-ly modified form of maize (or “corn”as the Americans call it) as the onlysource of food left.

The movie features a many varie-tiesof corn,but there ismuchmore toit than that.

Short of revealing some spoilers,thissciencefictionflickfeaturessomeinteresting science that is not usuallydealt with in other movies.

Don’t worry, you’re not in for ascience lessonwhenyougo see it, butyou’ll see someawesomeresults of it.

niently placed near Saturn.Through thewormhole 12groups

of brave astronauts dare to go whereno man has gone before to look for anew home for humanity.

Withascientificallyaccurateblackhole depicted in the movie (an inte-gral part of the film), the movie ex-plores amazing consequences basedonAlbert Einstein’s theory of generalrelativitywhichexplainsall theweirdstuff thathappens inextremegravity,including the slowing of time and

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tors including familiar faces from theDarkKnightseriesNolanhasworkedwith before - Anne Hathaway (in asurprisingly dramatic and importantrole) and Michael Caine, playing fa-ther and daughter.

Themoviehas somany importanttwists that I risk revealing too muchand ruining it for everyone.

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A black hole is a heftystar so heavy that itdoes not allow light toescape it as depicted in‘Interstellar’ accuratelyfor the first time in filmhistory.PHOTO: SOURCED

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From left: Yusuf Kajee (CEO of ATMAfrica); Koushik Maharaj; NangsaChodon; Rajagopalan Raghunathan;and Ela Gandhi at the 154year anniversary celebration for Indians inSouth Africa.PHOTO: NASH NARRANDES

PHOTO: IAN CARBUTTKwaZuluNatal Arts and Culture MEC Ntombikayise SibhidlaSaphetha and Krish Gokool,chairperson of the board of directors of the1860 Heritage Centre, look at some of theexhibits at the official handover of the 1860Heritage Centre to the facility’s board of directors yesterday. The centre, formerly knownas the Durban Cultural and DocumentationCentre, is an information hub on South Africa’s Indian community’s heritage.

Monument to SouthAfrican Indian history>> 1860 Heritage Centre handover marks 154 years sinceIndians’ arrival

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cussing business in the boardroom, 154 yearshaveseentheIndiancommunity inSouthAfri-ca grow and prosper.

Since Friday, a host of celebrations wereheld in Durban and Pietermaritzburg respec-tively to commemorate the arrival of Indianson South African shores.

OnFridayevening, ahall at theRoyal ShowGrounds inPietermaritzburgwasdressed inagolden splendour, hosting some of the mostprominent Indian community and businessmembers.

Bignamesontheguest listwerepoliticalac-tivist and granddaughter of the late MahatmaGandhi, Ela Gandhi; the Consulate General ofIndiaRajagopalanRaghunathan; and the rep-resentativeoftheDalaiLamainAfrica,NangsaChodon.

Raghunathan said that this was a very im-portantandhistoricoccasionforallSouthAfri-cans.

“Thefirstgenerationof Indians inSouthAf-ricatoiledhardforthesubsequentgenerationsto succeed.Wehave contributed to the overallwealth of the country in many ways and weshould not forget where we came from andwhat our forefathers went through,” he said.

Chodon, who was in South Africa for thefirst time, described the country as “beautifulwith adiversity of people”. Shedescribedhowthe history of Tibet and its links to India hasforged eternal connections with people fromboth cultures.

“We [Tibetans and Indians] are as close asbrothers and sisters…because of India’s helpin the past, the Dalai Lama remains in Dha-ramsalah to this day,” Chodon said.

In Durban, KZN Arts and Culture Depart-ment officially handed over the 1860HeritageCentre to the facility’s board of directors yes-terday.

Formerly known as the Durban Culturaland Documentation Centre, it is an informa-tionhubonSouthAfrica’sIndianCommunity’sheritage.

Itaimstodevelopastate-of-the-art interac-tive museum, digitise its archival records forresearch purposes and produce documenta-ries on the community’s history.

TheKZNMECforCo-operativeGovernanceandTraditionalAffairs,NomusaDube-Ncube,joined the High Commissioner of India andother dignitaries in unveiling three heritagemonumentscommemorating the154yearan-niversary.

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When tomorrow starts withoutme,Don’t think we’re far apartFor every time you think ofme,I’m right here in your heart.

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You and your family are cordially invited to attendthe Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the Late Renuka

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YEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICE

We watched you suffer, we heardyou sigh, we could do no more.

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our tears and hearts and help us carryon. God saw that you were tired. He knew you needed rest.His garden must be beautiful, he only takes the best. Memo-ries are treasures no one can steal, death leaves a heartacheno one can heal.

MRS RENUKA

But Dear God when we are sad, and wonder why she is gone, forgive

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How little we knew that afternoon whatsorrow the day would bring. A goldenheart stopped beating, hardworkinghands now rest, for each and everyoneof us you always did your best, no farewell

words were spoken, we never saidgoodbye, you were gone before we knew, only Godknows the reason why, you will always be a part of

us until we meet again.

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Sadly missed by his family and friends

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olibangisa eGoli ngoZibandlela (De-cember) eyohlolwa ikhono lakhease-likhombise emidlalweni yasekhaya.UKhulekani Khumalo, ofundauGrade 8 eSiyavikelwa High School,elokishini laseMandeni, iSundumbi-li. Ubonwe yiso elibukhali leqembulodumo eSoweto, i-Orlando Pirates,yayisimhlelela ukuba anyuke ayeeGolingenyangaezayo,ukuyohlolwanabanye abafana abancane. UKhul-ekani udlala emuva kwesokunxeleesikoleni naseqembini alidlalelayo,iFull Moon, yaKwaSithebe. Izikhulu

zaleli qembu oMnuz Sipho KhumalonoMnuz Siyabonga Nxumalo, oyi-phoyisaKwaDukuza, zitshele iWeek-ly ukuthi zithokoze kakhulu ngen-qubekela phambili yomfana wazo.Zithe iPirates isilinde nje ukuthi um-fana aqede ukubhala esikoleni beseenyuka eya kwaNdongaziyaduma,kwesika Maminzela. Lo mfana uzal-wa nguMnuz. Lucky Khumalo waK-

waSithebe.Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi nono-

zintiwe-Piratesosandakushona,uS-enzo Meyiwa (27), umlando wakheuveza ukuthi iPirates imthathe kuboeMlazi, eThekwini, eneminyaka eyi-13. Uhlale kuleli qembu, wakhulelakulo, wagcina esengu nozinti waloovelelefuthiesengukaputeniweqem-bu lesizwe iBafana Bafana.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOUnyelwe yinyoni esandleni umfana omncane wase Mandeni uKhulekani Khumalo okwesokudla esithombeni, obonwe ngabe Orlando Pirates edlala ibholabammema ukuba azohlolwa ikhono lakhe eGoli ngoZibandlela (December).Lapha umi noSiphamandla Vundla (16) ongukaputeni weqembu alidlalelayolaKwaSithebe eMandeni, iFull Moon. UKhulekani ufunda uGrade 8 eSiyavikelwa High School eMandeni, kanti uSiphamndla ufunda uGrade 9 eVusumuziHigh School, KwaSithebe.

Umfana omncanewaseMandeni kuOrlando Pirates

XOLANI NXUMALO

UMBHISHOBHI osezakhele udumo ngez-intshumayelo zakhe nezinkulumo zokugqug-quzelaazenzaemsakazweni iVumaFM,uzog-cotshwa ngokusemthethweni njenge nhlokoyebandla, kwethulwe emphakathini neband-la lakhe.

UMbhishobhi Dkt. Thanda Zulu, wase-Mandeni,uthe intaka iyobe ibekelweamazolomhla zingama 28 kuLwezi (November) ko-phezulu, lapho ibandla lakhe iJesus in ActionCommunity Church (JCC), liyokube lethulwangokusemthethweni, naye egcotshwa njengenhloko yalo. Le ndumezulu yenkonzo iyoqalango-6ntambama,izeiphelephakathikwama-bili, eSibusisiwe Hall, eMandeni. Ngenyangaedlulelombhishobhiubemiseitendeelithatheinyanga yonke lisezinkundleni zemidlalo eM-elville, KwaDukuza.

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>> Devotees remember thelessons taught on thisauspicious day

SAI devotees throughout the world will be celebrating the advent of Sathya Sai Baba on Sunday, 23 November.

Sathya Sai Baba had taken human form on 23 November 1926, in a remote village of Puttaparthi, inSouthern India.

From an early age, he began to demonstrate extraordinary, super human powers and displayed profound wisdom regarding spiritual matters.

At age 14, he firmly declared that he had takenbirth for the express purpose of leading mankind backonto the path of truth, righteous conduct, peace, loveand nonviolence. Though his fame has spreadthroughout the world, he resided in Puttaparthi in anAshram called Prasanthi Nilayam (Abode of SupremePeace).

Sathya Sai Baba established many modern, stateoftheart hospitals, elementary and secondaryschools and major universities, all of which provideservices to everyone free of costs. He also constructedamassivedrinkingwatersystemforthebenefitofmillions in villages and cities across India.

The message he bringsSathya Sai Baba taught that man’s basic nature

is divine and that the purpose of life is the realisationof that divinity. This, he said will occur through leadinga moral life, rendering selfless service to those in needand developing love and respect for all life.

He reemphasised the core principles that formedthe foundation of all the world’s religions, being,truth, love, right conduct, peace and nonviolence. Heencouraged devotees to practice these human valuesin their daily lives and set an inspiring example by theway he led his own life.

The responsibility for bringing about world peace,rests with the individual. His prescription is simple, yetprofound:

If there is righteousness in the heart,There will be beauty in the character.If there is beauty in the character,There will be harmony in the home.If there is harmony in the home,There will be order in the nation.If there is order in the nation,There will be peace in the world.His MissionSathya Sai Baba stressed that he is not seeking

to establish a new religion or to direct people towardsa particular religion.He encouraged those attracted to his message to“continue worshipping along lines already familiar toyou”.

He has also said, “Let the different faiths exist andlet the glory of God be sung in all languages and tunesthat should be the ideal. Respect the differences between the faiths and recognise them as valid as longas they do not extinguish the flames of unity. If eachperson lives the ideals propounded by the foundersof their religion, unaffected by greed or hate, then theworld will be a happy and peaceful habitation formankind.”

The Sai Centres are dedicating themselves to creating individuals who are spiritually attuned to theneeds and aspirations of their respective religions andwho are responsible citizens of the nation.

The organisationThe Sathya Sai International Organisation is a

spiritual one, it recognises the fundamental unity ofall the religions. It has centres in over 137 countries.

The organisation itself is not important; it existsonly for what it gives; an opportunity for searchingsouls to gather together and find the way to progressalong the spiritual path and help others on the samejourney.

About his birthdaySathya Sai Baba has stated:“The day when God takes birth in your heart, is my

birthday. That day needs to be celebrated.”For more information contact: Sagayen Murugan

on 073 568 6464.

>>The North Coast Centre for Alcoholics (NOCCA)will host their raffle draw at 11.30am on Saturday 22November in the area in front of the Townboard offices. The programme runs from 8.30am to 1pm.>>The Tongaat Beach Hindu Association monthlymeeting takes place on Wednesday, 19 November atthe Seatides Combined School commencing at 6pm.All welcome. This will be the last meeting for the year.>>Bayete Worship Centre invites you to their revivalmeeting at Bayete Worship Centre, Chubbys, Dawncrest, Verulam on 30 November at 5pm. Contact Jerield Saminathan on 074 663 4225 or Terrence 076

>>The Tongaat Sai Centre celebrates Bhagwan SriSathya Sai Baba’s Life and his Message on Sunday,23 November at the Gokhale Hall in Plein StreetTongaat from 2.30pm to 4.30pm after which supperwill be served.>>The Belvedere Sai Centre celebrates the Birth Anniversary of Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba on Sunday,23 November 2014 at 10amat the Chinna ThirupathiVenkataswara Devsathanam Temple.>>The Shree Sathya Sai Darshan invites you to SaiBaba’s 89th birthday on 30 November at 10am at 59Flame Road Chelmsford Heights Tongaat.

what’s onTo place a notice in the “What's on” section, email [email protected] orfax us on 032 945 2502. Deadline –Monday 4pm. Items in this section willonly be run twice ahead of your eventand are free of charge.

888 6760 for more information.>> Westbrook Methodist Church, Acacia Avenue, Westbook will behosting a carol by candle light on 14 December at 1pm followed bya carol service at 6pm.Stalls are available atR100. Contact churchsecretary on032 943 3399.>>The Brake Village SriSiva Soobramaniar Alayam proudly presentsthe annual “KarthigaiDeepam Thiruvizhaa”on Friday, 5 December,commencing at6.30pm at the templehall.>>Satya Seva Sancarana invites you to theBirthday Celebration ofBhagawan Sri SathyaSai Baba this Sunday23 November at 4pm.Venue is the ShreeVeeraboga EmperumalTemple Cultural Centre.

A special dad is hard to find,You dad I’m keeping in my mind,I wished you could have stayed forever,But I will never forget you oh not ever.

If dreams weren’t dreams and dreams came true,I wouldn’t be here I’d be with you.Distance is one thing that keeps us apart,But dad you will always remain in my heart.

A special smile, a special face, a special someone I can’t replace,I love you and I always will,You filled a space that no one will ever replace.

You and your family are invited to the 15th Day MemorialService of the Late Mr Ramsamy Govender (Loy) on Thursday27th November 2014 at Flat L, Door 34, Belvedere, Tongaat.Supper will be served between 5pm & 6:30pm. Service to

follow from 7pm.

Sadly missed by your wife, children, son-in-law, daughter-in-law,grandchildren and a host of family & friends.

IN MEMORY:MR RAMSAMY GOVENDER (LOY)

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TEAM Rhide SA, comprising Brian Baragwanath andHannes Saaijman, will take on the 2015 Dakar Rallyin January.

Baragwanathhaswonmultiple titles in thequadcatego-ry in theSANationals,SANationaloff-road, localProeventsand a top finish in the AMA ATVA Nationals in the U.S.

Saaijman achieved victory in the 2014 Q2 Class Chal-lenge and is a veteran off-road rider. Both riderswill tacklethe tough Dakar for the first time in the quad category.

Team Rhide SA is riding for the Save The Rhino cam-paign, hoping to raise international awareness of the rhinopoachingepidemicinSouthAfrica.Baragwanathsaid:"Ial-wayswanted to compete in theDakar.This is oneevent thathas always been onmy to do bucket list. The same appliesto Hannes and in 2015 it's all going to happen.

"Wehave spentmonthspreparing and it's all coming to-gether with some generous sponsors and partners such asMelicia Labuschagne,GMof LiquiMoly SA.Hopefully therewill bemore coming on board before the end of the year, asthe entry fee for this event costs a fortune.

and determination, not to mention they are both great na-tionalriders,Brianhasalsosupportedourbrandforanum-ber of years, all this got us involved with the team.

Brian Baragwanath (left) and Hannes Saaijman, the tworiders comprising Team Rhide SA, will take on the 2015Dakar Rally for the first time.

SA Dakar quadteam ride for rhinos>> Riders aim to conquer the challenge for a good cause

General manager of sponsorLiqui Moly, Melicia Labuschagne,said: "The Rhino awarenessbranding and the coverage theTeam Rhide SA has arrangedalong with their sheer hard work

"TeamRhideSAwill be creatingmaximumexposure for the SA Rhinos and its sponsors.TheDakar is the largestmotor-sport spectacleontheplanetwithover four millionspectatorsinSouthAmericaand is televised to190coun-tries with a viewership of a billion.

Baragwanathadded:"We'restillhopingfora lot more help to make ends meet and wel-come new sponsors.

"Non-discretionarydonationsarealsowel-comeatanyamountandany remaining fundswill be kept for the Dakar 2016 Team. RhideSAwill thencontinue to take thecountry’sbestriders to Dakar every year."

New sponsors and supporters for the teamcan call Baragwanath on083 636 6156, Cliveon 083 627 4767 or their media team leader,Elza on 082 458 8517.

For more information visit Team RhideSA'swebpageandfollowtheirprogressonFa-cebook and Twitter.

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VAC hosts Mandela27 lap challenge>> Verulam club joins forces with Lower North

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VERULAM Athletic Club (VAC)inpartnershipwithLowerTu-gelaLifeskillsCommitteeand

Fields Hills Water Athletic club willhost a unique track event on 16 De-cember,Day of Reconciliation as theKZNA end of season race.

The commemorative race, a10.8kmrun/walkon theDayofRec-onciliation, issignificant inmanyre-spects.

The race will take place at KingsPark Athletic Stadium on the 400mtrack.

According to race organiser An-and Naicker, “The race concept,sanctioned by KwaZulu-Natal Ath-letics is a first in KZN Athletics andhas four elements.”

The first is a 2.7km fun run com-mencing at 4pm consisting of 6.3

laps. This is followedby a27 lap runonly at 5pm catering for a limitedfield of 160 runners only.

At7pmthemaximumfieldof180walkers will take to the track underfloodlights and complete 27 lapswhich equates to 10.8 kilometres.

All 27 lap participants will be is-suedwithaspecial timing transpon-der chip recording the laps complet-ed.

“The fourth element” accordingto Naicker, is VAC’s and Lower Tu-gela Circuit Committee’s social re-sponsibility programme - the fa-mous Rice Bucket Challenge.

Members of community andpar-ticipants are encouraged to donatebagsofrice.Atargetof27bagsofriceis envisaged to be collected and do-nated to the Verulam Day and FrailCare centre.

Participants are encouraged to

engage their families and friends tocontribute to the campaign.

All items will be collected at therace at Kings Park Athletic stadiumand presented during prize giving.

A special concession is collectionof manual entries for those who donot have access to internet. This canbedroppedoffatKZNAoffices,alter-natively the race organiser can becontacted and local entries can becollected.

The race event caters for all agegroups. Toddlers and all age groupsmay participate in the 2.7km event,a 6.3 lapped race, whilst the 27 lapsentrants minimum age is 15years.

The27lapracefinisherswilleachreceive a t-shirt and medal, whilstthe funrunnerswill receiveamedal.

ResultsBluff Vets 21.1kmNokukhanya Nsibande 2.06;

PriscillaNaidoo2.20;DollyShamlall2.44; Nad Naidoo 2.50

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THE Checkout Verulam Falcons TeamBuilding Challenge was held at UmdlotiBeach with members participating in 15kmand 10km events.

Cool weather conditions welcomedover 40 participants on a spectacularmorning as participants set off amidstbanter and laughter over a flat and easyto run course.

The event got participants to enjoy acomfortable run.

The 15km runners were led by MarlenePillay and Sagren Reddy who ran a brisk 64minutes showing glimpses of good form.Team Building Challenge sponsor EbrahimAsmal led the 15km walkers, whilst theenigmatic KB Chain led the 10km runners.

Participants were treated to a delectable breakfast postrace with lots of prizesavailable for membership. The manage

ment committee records its gratitude tosponsor Asmals Hypersave, participantsfor making the event a success and the organising committee comprising JoyceMoonsamy, Rogani Moodley, LorraineDhanpal; Krish Vadivelu and Dan Moonsamy for the success of the 2014 team building challenge.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe runners/walkers seen at the challenge.

Falcons Team Building Challenge

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TONGAAT Panthers annual awardspresentation will take place this Fri-

day 21 November at Victoria Pri-mary School and will commence at7pm.

Awards will be presented to 2014

Comrades Marathon finishers, theclub’s 30km ultra walkers, silvermedalists, Bill Rowanmedalists andleague challenge participants thatmeet the required criteria.

The function is free and awardswill only be presented to members

who are present at the function.Members and supporters are

urged to show your appreciation tothe club and executive members byattending this function. Supper willbe served.

Formoreinformationontheevent,

contact one of the following people:LBMaharaj on 084 206 5342, SajidaAbdool on 083 678 2465, Krish Nai-duon083 799 5651,DavidReddyon082 721 6754, Bugwan Lekha on082 818 4882 or Strini Moodley on083 329 5172.

TPAC awards in Tongaat

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SPORTS stars were spotted at thegrand opening of the new GNC storeat Gateway Theatre of Shopping lastweek.

The concept store - the fourth ofits kind in the country - stocks a com-prehensive range of health and sup-plement products.

The GNCSA’s brandambassador,Chad le Clos, was present - during abreakin competingattheFINAWorldCup in Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo andSingapore and before the World

Championships in Doha in the firstweek of December - as was his dad(and biggest fan) Bert le Clos.

Chad said that while competingas a professional swimmer hehas to take great care with hischoice of supplements.

He ensures that they are free ofbanned substances - therefore hischoice of GNC.

The South African swimmer’smain goal right now?

“TheOlympics inRio in2016. I re-allywould like to get at least 10Olym-pic medals before I retire.”

WorldchampionswimmerChad leClos withhis biggest fan and dad Bert le Clos,at the recent launchof the GNCstore atGateway.PHOTO: DEB-BIE BLAKE

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