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Sisters showed their love for their brothers on Raksha Bandhan, which wascelebrated on Tuesday. The Coastal Weekly together with XFactor Modelswishes all Hindu brothers and sisters a Happy Raksha Bandhan
Happy Raksha BandhanBILLY NAIRBILLY NAIRBILLY NAIRCircuit launched>> MEC praises top performing circuit
KAVEEL SINGH
PRAISE washeapedonstruggleicon Billy Nair from all sectorsof education and business last
Thursday during the official launchof the Billy Nair Circuit.
The circuit, comprising Tongaatand Verulam education sectors wasrenamed after Nair, who lived inTongaat for most of his life and fo-cussed largely on the promotion ofeducation.
Welcoming a barrage of high-profiledguests, includingthe likesofEdisonPowerCEOVivianReddyand
KZN MEC for education, Senzo Mc-hunu,circuitmanagerSelvanChettyreminded teachers that ‘we standtall becauseweare on the shouldersof giants’.
“When we decided to embark onthe naming of this circuit, we rea-lised we’re an entity without anidentity. Billy was the obviouschoice for his dedication to educa-tion and his inextricable link to thiseducation community in eThekwininorth.
“He was also a great inspirationto all of us andwe believe he shouldbe immortalised in thisway.His leg-
acymustcontinuetogrowitsalreadynoteworthy reputation.”
Member of the parliamentarylegislatureandclosepersonal friendof theNair family,MaggieGovender,saidNairwasstillmakingsignificantcontributions to education throughthe Billy and Elsie Nair Trust.
“It takes a special kind of personto be that selfless. This was nothingnew from Billy. Even in his struggleyears, hewas fully committed to thefight for liberationandneverbackeddowndespitehis imprisonmentandlack of financial resources.”
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A VERULAM man wassentenced to 22 years’imprisonment for stabbing his mother todeath after she scoldedhim for drinking andreneged on a promiseto give him money.
Acting Judge Enthias Xolo convictedThandaxolo Khumaloof the murder and hewas sentenced at thePietermaritzburg HighCourt lastFriday.
Khumalo (27) saidhe was angry with hismother, went to thekitchen and fetched aknife that he used tostab her several timesin July.
He left his fatallyinjured mother,Thokozile (70), onthe floor of her homeand fled when he realised what he haddone.
The court heardhow he tried to destroyevidence by burning hisbloodied clothes.
Khumalo said heacted out of anger.
According to thepostmortem, themother was stabbed inboth lungs, liver, face,and upper arm. Herface was also bruised.
Son gets22 yearsforkillingmom
Guest speaker Justice Zac Ya-coobsaidthecircuit ‘hasper-formed a great feat’ by ac-
knowledging a great man.Yacoob said that the forming of
the Constitution and Bill of Rightswas something all should work to-ward.
“Billy would have wanted us allto strive toward these documents.They were frameworks that weredesigned to ensure we live in apeaceful and fair society.”
MEC for education Senzo Mc-hunupraised theTongaat and Ver-ulam circuit for their work.
“Not only is this an excellent
commitment to comrade Billy, butthis is oneof the topperforming cir-cuits in the entire province.
“Theschoolsarealwaysaverag-ing results in the 80 to 90 percentbracket. This is a sign of good lead-ership.
“It is nowonder greats like BillyNair emerged from this area.”
During the input session frombusiness that contributed to theevent, the Calypso Group CEO Sad-ha Naidoo surprised thefull hall by committingR100000 tobe used in the next year foreducation upliftment pro-jects.
PHOTO:KAVEEL SINGHFrom left, circuit manager Selvan Chetty, acting director for Pinetown district, TA Gumede, Justice Zac Yacoob and MECfor education Senzo Mchunu
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GRAVEYARDGRAVEYARDfilled to capacityfilled to capacityfilled to capacity
>> No burial facilities in Verulam and Tongaat
KAVEEL SINGH
THE Tongaat Regional Cemetery in Desi-nagar, oneof only twograveyards inTon-gaat, has reached capacity.
viced.”Jayanathan said Tongaat had started exca-
vating the old Tongaat Central Cemetery.“These graves are about 60-years-old. I was
shocked when I visited this cemetery to findthat the graves were opened. I was shocked tosee pieces of a skull. During the excavation askull was damaged. This is horrific,” he said.
Most burials from the North are not expect-ed to take place in Molweni and Tafeni, about40 kilometres south in the KwaMashu andInanda areas.
The Desinagarcemetery hasreached capacity
Only families with grave site leases will begranted exclusive rights, said eThekwini Mu-nicipality’sParks,RecreationandCultureUniton Friday.
According to eThekwini Municipality’sspokesperson ThaboMofokeng, only familieswith a lease will be permitted to re-use thegraves for burials.
“All other graves that are 10 years andolder without leases, records or tombstoneswill be available for re-use as is the practicein all eThekwini Municipal Cemeteries.
“Families are advised that should theywish to retain the rights to re-use or reservea grave from future use, they are to contactthe office of the district manager of the ParksLeisure andCemeteries - Cemeteries andCre-matoriaSection, inorder toapply fora10yearlease of the grave.”
Mofokeng said that those who do not in-tend to lease the grave where a familymem-ber has been buried and object to it being re-used, should raise objections in writing by nolater than Monday 30 September 2013.
“Reference must be made to the relation-shiptothedeceased,thenameofthedeceased,block and grave number and proof of identifi-cation.”
Local DA councillor Brian Jayanathan saidhe was surprised that the issue was not mademore public by the council.
He said the closure would place a greaterburden on the affected residents.
“I would like to know what plans eThek-wini hasmadeor ismaking to findburial sitesin Tongaat thatwill give some peace to the be-reaved.
“Where are the new grave sites that havebeen identified forburial forTongaat and sur-rounding areas?
“This is information that we all need assoon as possible.
“Officials cannot drag their feet on thismatter. It is vital that the community be ser-
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THIRTEEN people, including an eight-month-old baby,were injured in a taxi accident on theR102 near the King Shaka International Air-port on Saturday.
Details of the crash are unknown at thisstage, police are investigating.
According to Netcare 911 spokespersonChris Botha, four commuters had sustainedserious injuries while nine escapedwithmi-nor injuries.
“The injured were stabilised on scene be-fore they were transported to various hospi-tals.”
In a separate incident, six passengers were
also injured after a taxi driver lost control ofthe vehicle and capsizedon theR102near theUmhlali River Bridge on Saturday.
Botha said reports indicated that the taxiwas travelling on the north bound lane whenthe vehicle overturned and rolled severaltimes.
“Netcare 911 paramedics arrived at thescene and found that the injured had beenejected from the vehiclewhile itwas tumblingdown the road. They found that two peoplesustained serious injuries while four miracu-lously escaped with minor injuries.”
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13 injuredin taxiaccident
AGRICULTURALAGRICULTURALcentre gets off the ground
SHANNON HOPKINS THE Dube TradePort next to King Shaka International Airport launchedthree new components to its AgriZone
last week, marking the completion of the
Speaking at the launch, Mabuyakhulusaid agriculture has always been a key component of KwaZuluNatal’s economy.
“With the growing need to ensure continued food security in South Africa, this isa sector which must be regarded as beingof extreme importance going forward,” hesaid. According to a press release, Dube AgriZone provides the largest climatecontrolled growing area under glass in Africa.
Dube AgriLab already has an IntellectualProperty Agreement with the Sugar CaneResearch Institute (SCRI) and is working inclose cooperation with the SCRI to ensuregood crops and high yields for the benefitof KwaZuluNatal cane farmers.
It is also collaborating with roleplayersin the banana industry.
“It is our aim to expand such collaborations,givingconsiderationtohowbest DubeAgriLab might work with other market sectorsintothefuture. Thisfacilityhastheability to develop and refine protocols inhouseand the capacity to produce most planttypes,” said Mabuyakhulu.
The laboratory will also consider requests from local professional growers andfarmers, which would enable Dube AgriLabto maximise its capacity.
The Farmwise Packhouse and Distribution Centre is a fresh produce value addingdistribution facility and the first of its kindin KwaZuluNatal.
The centre has created some 100 newemployment opportunities.
MEC for economic development and tourism Michael Mabuyakhulu withlab workers at the launch.
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WEEKLY REPROTER
THE Tongaat Child Welfare Societyheld its elections for office bearerslast Wednesday.
Harold Maistry was elected presi-dent and other office bearers includeJohnson Maduray (vice-president),
Rose Padayachee (secretary), JimmyNaidu (treasurer), Clyde Pillay (com-munity work sub-committee chair-person) and Ragan Govender (fi-nance committee chair-person).
Electoral officer Kola Govendercongratulated the organisation for
its sterlingwork and called on the in-coming officials to continue with theyeoman service.
Maistry, in his inaugural address,paidtribute tothe leadershipofBalanSubramunier andcalled for ‘ayearofaction’ in moving forward with flag-shipprojects aimed at improvingthe
lives of children and their families.He also paid tribute to the
staff of the society for their commit-ment and stated that the volunteersare ‘the pivot of the organisation andevery effort must be made to recruitmore volunteers’.
Members of the communitywant-
ing tomakeadifference in the lives ofchildrenbyvolunteering their servic-es are urged to contact the offices on032 944 1514 or 032 944 4022 or e-mail [email protected].
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Findings criticised by DA>> Ruling party says issues have been resolved
THEDemocraticAlliance (DA) ineThekwini said the AuditorGeneral’s (AG) report into the
2011/2012 financial year onceagainpaints a bleak picture for the eThek-wini Municipality.This comes after the report revealedover R40 million worth of businesswas conducted between the munici-pality,councillorsandofficialsduringthe accounted financial year.Of this total amount, R7.5 millionwent to councillors alone.
The AG found that this occurred dueto insufficient steps taken by thecouncil to tighten up its Supply ChainManagement (SCM) policy.According to the report, eThekwinihad worsened in comparison to theprevious financial year.In a statement, DA caucus leaderDean Macphereson said that as longas councillors receive a slap on thewrist for doingbusinesswith themu-nicipality, they will not be deterred.
“Fines will simply factor in as a
costofsale intheirbusinessventures.Equally, it is quite clear that any offi-cialwhodoesbusinesswitheThekwi-ni should be fired yet they merely of-tenjustgetoffwithonlywrittenwarn-ings.”
“TheDAhas repeatedly requestedfora reviewof thispolicy tobeunder-taken by an independent board tomake recommendations on how itcanbeimprovedbut,todate,thesere-quests have been ignoredby theANCcaucus.
“For as long as the situation remainswhere councillors and officials feel itis easy to do business with the stateand the consequences are flimsy atbest,theproblemofcorruptionandil-licit business dealings at the expen-sive of service delivery will continue.
“TheDAwillsubmitamotiontothenext full council sitting to ensure thatan independent board is set up to re-view the SCMpolicy and tomake rec-ommendations within 3 months.”
SpeakingtotheWeekly,ANCcoun-
cillor, Chocks Arunajallam said thematter had been put to rest.
“TheDAisonceagain trying touseamatterthathadbeenresolvedbytheruling party to gain political mileage.“The ANC and its structures initiatedthe report andhave instituted appro-priate action against those foundwanting.
“Therehasalsobeenanammend-ed code of conduct that will now fur-ther guide officials and councillors,”he said.
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‘PEOPLE’S power’was the call from the Ton-gaatAnti-DrugForum(TADF)when,togetherwith community organisations and individu-als, they led a motorcade through Buffels-dale,ChelmsfordHeights,FlamingoHeights,Belvedere and Belgate on Saturday.
TADF’s Harold Maistry said the recentscourge of drug activity in the greater Ton-gaat area prompted the organisation to con-front the issue and ‘make a difference in thelives of our youth’.
“The recent introduction of sugars andwhoonga is a serious concern in our commu-nity. This highly-addictive drug has found itsway into the lives of our children - some ofthem as young as 12-years-old.”
He said that known drug dealers, whose
details were supplied by the community andverified through proper checks, were visitedby theparticipants in themotorcade.Thepo-lice were also present.
“The message to these drug dealers wasvery clear.ThecommunityofTongaatwill nottolerate drugdealing inour town.Wewill notsit idly while the lives of our children are atrisk. Tongaat should be drug free. ‘People’sPower’ will win the fight against drugs. Weare prepared to take the fight right to theirdoorsteps,” he said.
Maistry, on behalf of the TADF, thankedcommunity organisations and individualswho supported the campaign.
Futuremotorcadesare scheduled forSep-tember 14 (central and northern areas) andOctober19 (Beacharea).Watchpress for fur-ther details.Members of the community at the antidrug motorcade
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THREE teams from Protec Tongaat participated inthe SA Institute of Civil Engineers (SAICE) Interschools Bridge Building competition held at theGreyville Race Course recently.
Organised by SAICE, the aim of the competitionwas to give young people the opportunity to testtheir skills and aptitude in engineering concepts in afun and interesting way.Over 50 teams from 17 different schools participatedin the KwaZuluNatal competition.
Each team was given a bundle of 25 strips of balsawood and a pack of Pratley adhesive to build theirbridge. The team who built bridge that could carry theheaviest load was the winner.
The Protec team’s bridge carried a weight of 150newtons.
“These interschool competitions are very valuable in that they give young people the opportunityto apply their math and physical science in a practicaland fun way and help develop problem solving skills,
good team work and communication skills” said Protec Tongaat manager, Marion Takis.
“As a nongovernment, nonprofit organisation,Protec is completely reliant on sponsorships and it isthanks to the generous support of Protec’s financialpartners such as Tongaat Hulett, BMG and FFS RefinersthatProteclearnersareabletoparticipateintheseexciting interschool projects,” she added.
Bridge builders are, from left, Ruwaal Samraj, Deshan Moodley and Kaylin Naidoo
Protec students build bridges
THE Sari Foundation is hosting a gala fund-raisingdinner celebrating the contributions, struggles andsignificance of South African women in commemo-ration of the 100th anniversary of the 1913 NativesLand Act.
The event takes place at the Angelus MissionChurch Hall in Mount Edgecombe on Friday 23 Au-gust commencing at 7pm.Proceeds will go towards enhancing the Oral Histo-ry Heritage Wing supporting women empowermentin the Sari Foundation.For more information, contact Dr Kogie Archary on072 856 1988.
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THE Minority Front Youth Association(MFYA)held a successful financial liter-acy programme in Phoenix recently.
The purpose of the programme was to in-formyoungpeopleonthe importanceofsavingand investments, as well as how to prepare ahealthy fiscal future.
Youth converged at the venue to participatein the initiative.
The programmewas conducted by a quali-fiedfinancialadviser fromFirstNationalBank,whoalsoopenedsavingaccounts formembersof the community free of charge.
Jonathan Annipen, chairperson of the Mi-nority Front Youth Association, said youthshould escape another financial recession.
“Ourassociationhasplannedaworkshopto
educate our teenagers on how to live within abudget as well as save for the future.
Itwill bea sadday inour country, shouldweever have to declare thatwehave tomovepeo-ple who we can provide for.
“The issue is not the population, rather it ishow the population manages its money andprevents unnecessary spending, especiallyspending money they do not have.”
Member of the provincial legislature andleaderof theMinorityFront,ShameenThakur-Rajbansisaidthefinancial literacyprogrammewas started by the provincial treasury.
“Theydidso toencourageyouth to saveandinvest wisely.
Budgeting for studies and asset manage-ment and growth ismost important for peoplefrom 18 to 35, this is when they are the mosteconomically active.”
MFYA chairperson Jonathan Annipen, councillors Shane Hansraj, Solly Singh, Praggie Padayachee, members of the MF and the FNB trainers
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Mom, you have held our hands,
held our hearts until the day you
have departed.
The memories we will treasure
are the times we have spent
together.
Our gatherings will never be the
same as a part of us went with
you. Bye Mom, till we meet again
on the other side.
Your loving eyes will be forever
watching over us.
You and your family are invited
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to the 15 & 16 Day Memorial
Service of our late mom
N a r a n a m m a h G o v e n d e r
(Rosy), wife of the late Tony
OM NAMA SHIVAYA
Mrs Naranammah Govender
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Govender on the 28 & 29 August 2013 at Buffelsdale Flat
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Supper will be served from 5pm onwards, service starts at
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Sadly missed by her children Dhaya, Radha, Mogie, Patsy,
Tracey, Sadha, Siva & late daughter Pam, brothers, sisters,
grandchildren, great grandchildren, family & friends.
OM NAMA SHIVAYA
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SALON for sale, fullyequipped. R50 000.Call: 071 509 2547.
BUSINESS PREMISETO LET
TO let – 20smq minifactories R800.00 pm,rainbow Centre oppWaterloo, Verulam.Tel: 032-533 1324 /082 905 9631.
OFFICEto let–VerulamCBD – 70sqm officespace to let. Fully tiled.Opposite the Verulamcourt & ideal for a lawpractice. Rental: R5250.00. Call Kiran:032-533 6121.
FULLY furnished officeto let – Central Tongaat.R3 000 p/m. Contact:073 407 8085.
KITCHEN to let– CanecuttersR e s t a u r a n topp. GoldensunSupermarket, Main Rd,Tongaat. Rental: R7500.00 neg. 082 8743419.
FLATS TO LET
TO Let – Seatides –apartment for singleperson. Safe parking,seaviews. 01/09/2013avail. R2 600 incl. 071605 9414.
15 RAMIAH Drive,Metcalfe Park, Tgt –2 bedrooms, loungedining, kitchen,separate toilet &bathroom. Mrs P.Reddy – 078 875 2605/032-944 2097 (h)/ 032-811 0045 (h).
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BELGATE – vacantland, new phase. R135000.BELGATE – new phase– 3 b/rooms, 2 baths,l/d/k, lock-up garage.R475 000.BELGATE – vacantland, Gemstone Drive.R155 000.VILLAGE Park – 3 b/rooms with bic, lounge,f/kitchen, toilet & bath,carport. R680 000BELVEDERE Drive– 3 b/rooms, lounge,kitchen, toilet & bath.
R550 000101 VICTORIAEmbankment, Durban– 3 b/rooms, 2 baths,lounge & dining,kitchen, 2 parking bays.R950 000WATSONIA – 3bedrooms, lounge,dining, f/f kitchen,bath, d/lock up garage,maids room with bath,f/walled. R1 150 000.SANDFIELDS – 3 b/rooms, mes, lounge,dining, f/f kitchen, bath,lock-up garage, fullywalled. R850 000.00.BELGATE – Old Phase– new house 95%complete – 3 b/rooms,lounge & dining, f/kitchen, bath, f/fenced.R495 000 Urgent Sale.MAIDSTONE Village– 4 b/rooms, 2 baths,lounge & dining,informal t.v lounge,kitchen fitted in genuinepink beech, pool,garage, storeroom,study, air-conditioningin all living areas.Excellent finishing’sthroughout house.Fully secured. R1 230000.00.BELVEDERE – 3bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, bath R565000.BELGATE – 2bedrooms, lounge,dining, kitchen, bath,lock-up garage. R395000.WESTBROOK – 2bedrooms, lounge,dining, kitchen, bath,en-suite, pool incomplex. R780 000.BALLITO – shop/office– 90 sqm R650 000.DESAINAGAR–vacantland. R400 000.TO Let – Shop/Warehouse – WatsonSt, Tongaat, 280 sqm.R10 000.00 p/mHouse – Belgate – 3 b/rooms, mes, f/f kitchen,bic in 3 b/rooms, lug, f/walled. R4 200 p/m.K.NAIDU&Associates,Suite 5 & 6, KNACentre, 1 WatsonStreet, Tongaat. Tel:032-944 5001 / 082939 1814.
Fowdari Mansions –3.5 Bedroom flat @R995 000Tongaat3 Bedroom flat @ R695000Van Rova Gardens– 3 beds, 2 x bics, f/fkitchen + fenced & lug@ R795 000Maidstone – 2 bedroomhouse + 2 lounges,kitchen/ dining + largeentertainment hall @R895 000.Chelmsford Heights3 Bedroom house l/d/k@ R850 0003 Bedroom semi-detached house L/D/K@ R695 000Watsonia – 4 bedroomhouse, l/d/k + dblgarage + 1 bedroomo/b @ R995 000Mitchell Village – 3bedroom + 2 bedroombasement. L/d/krequires TLC @R1.25MBelvedere3 Bedroom house l/k +lug @ R795 000
3 Bedroom house @R595 000VerulamLand-2049 sq mts @R310 000Land -731 sq mts @R180 000Phoenix – 3 bedroomhouse, l/k @ R550 000negRental - Ballito – 1bedroom flat @ R4400incl.CALL SELVA 083 7038665 / (o) 032-9443203 or 084 512 5896
TONGAATSuite 13b, Ganies Mall,285 Gopalall HurbansRoad, TongaatCentral Tongaat –spacious 3 bed flatfitted kitchen, toilet andbath. R490 000.00Burbreeze – land1101sqm – R100000.00La Mercy – land1607sqm R300 000.00neg. Call: Sam – 073589 0143, Lazarus –082 476 0461, Office– 032-944 1003.
GEORGE: 082 6482711 KALESH: 083246 7535METCALF housesranging from R820 000to R1 650 000.00SASTRI Circle,Belvedere @ R650000.00HIMALAYA Drive,Verulam (simplex) @R750 000.00SASTRI Circle,Belvedere @ R650000.00AZAD Avenue,Belvedere (withfurniture) @ R695000.00E D M U N S B U R Y ,Belvedere @ R495000.00DOUGLAS Place,Belvedere @ R590000.00HILLVIEW Rd, Hillview@ R2 900 000.00FLATS FOR SALE -KALDON Mews @R650 000.00WEWE Gardens,Maidstone 2 b/r @R595 000.00PLEIN Grove @ R550000.00LANDLOT 1143, Verulam @R1 800 000.00BELGATE – Old Phase@R225 000.00BURBREEZE @ R250000.00LAMercy – Valley ViewRd @ R450 000.00FLAT to let – FlamingoHgts, R2 750 fully tiled.KALDON Mews, PleinStreet @ R4500.00THE Nest, Plein Street@ R5500.00
DUPLEX for sale –Central Tongaat – 3bedrooms, study, mes,K/T/B, guest toilet, lug.Price R980 000 neg.084 478 6041 / 032-944 2706.
HOUSES TO LET
GANDHI’S Hill – 3bedrooms duplex,bic, open-plan, L/D/K,fully fitted K/T/B,secure parking. Rent:R4 950.00 excl l/w.Contact Sudesh – 083349 6949.
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KWENZIWA yini ukuthi singabantubesimame abamnyama sihlulweukugqoka ngendlela ehlonipekile
na? Ngiyayibuka le nkinga iyadlondlobala.Sesithathe isitayela sezinye izizwe, sakhohlwa wukuthi imizimba yethu inesithunzi ngakho ke asisoze safana nezinye izizwe. Yebo, ngiyavuma ukuthi wonkeumuntu unelungelo lokugqoka nganomaiyiphi indlela afuna ngayo.
Vele phela sesaphila ezweni lamalungelo ngakho ke umuntu nomuntu une
lungelo lokwenza akuthandayo futhi okugunyaziwe. Kodwa hawu! Cha ngihlulekangisho ukuzibamba ngenxa yengikubonamihla namalanga ematekisini.
Ake ngidwebe lesi sithombe. Ibhulukwe liyagqokwa, nami ngiyaligqoka. Kodwakukhona lama bhulukwe othi usuligqokilelihambe ngezansi kweqolo.
Lalelake mfundi. Lawo mabhulukweayedalelwe ukugqokwa nezikipha nomaamahembe azokwazi ukufihla iqolo nesinqa, hhayi indaba yokuveza ibhulukwe langaphansi (underwear).
Ngekathi abelungu beqamba indwangu yanga phansi nge ‘underwear’ babe
qonde kona ukuthi akumelwe ibonwe umphakathi wonke kodwa kumele ifihleke.Uthole intombanzane isigongobele umayehla etekisini, ilibele idonsa isikipha izama ukufihla umnsinsila kanti awubukekingoba awumuhle. Abanye baze baveze lama dilozi enziwe ngentambo abizwa nge‘Gstring.” Bese siza kulama bhulukweampintshanayo abizwa ngama ‘tight’ nama ‘leggings’. Wake wasiyala owaqhamuka nalezi zitayela.
Namanje ngisasho ukuthi nawoayedalelwe ukugqokwa nezikipha ezizokwazi ukufihla isingezansi somuntu wesifazane.
Bodadewethu nani bomama angiqondile ukudelela, kodwa kuhle ukubonisana njenga besimame abamnyana. Kuhle ukuziqhenya ngokuba ngowesifazaneohloniphekile.
Ukuhlonipheka akuchazi ukuthi kumele uze ufake isiketi noma ushuqule. Kodwaukuhlonipheka kulethwa yizinto ezininginjengo kuzithoba, ukuhlanzeka, isizotha,ubuntu nendlela nje yokuziphatha. Akufanele ukuthi uma udlula kubantu, uzwesekukhona abanxaphayo, abanye bethifela amathe. Zibheke ukuthi ngabe lokhokwenziwa yini.
Omama yibona okumele baluleke
amantombazane ngendlela yokuziphathaemphakathini. Intombazane ibonakalangendlela eziphatha ngayo ukuthi isukaemndenini onjani. Yingakho ngesilungukuthiwa ‘Charity begins at home.’ Bafundiningathathi sengathi ngigadla kakhulukwabesimame, yingoba ithuba lisangivumelanjengobakunguNcwaba(August),inyanga yethu. Ngakho ke ngikhethe ukuxwayisa o’sistaz’. Uma kukhona onothandolokusibhalela nganoma uluphi udaba angasishayela ezinombolweni ezithi: 031 5337624 noma 073 154 4117 noma athumeleudaba kwikheli le email elithi: nosi[email protected].
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NOTHANDO NDLOVU
KUMTHOKOZISILE ukukhethwakwezinkondlo zakhe ezimbiliencwadini ebizwa ngeI Write MyMind Out umfundi oneminyakayobudala eyi14 waseStangerSouth Secondary KwaDukuza,eNyakatho neKwaZulu Natal uOnke Bungalipheli ngo15kuNcwaba (August).
Lencwadi ikhishwe abeFundanami Trust Trust eyasungulwa othisha besingisi asebathatha umhlalaphansi uMnuzMichael Wood noNkk Eliz Woodukukhuphula izinga lemfundoKwaZulu Natal. Abafundi abayi11 bahlangane eLuthuli MuseumeGroutville ukuzofundela othisha nomphakathi abakubhalekulencwadi okungeyesithathuikhishwa.
UMnuz Wood uthe ufisaabafundi ezikoleni ukubabafunde ngezinto ezibathintayo.OkaBungalipheli uthi wayengakaze acabange ukuthi uyobangumbhali njengoba wayegxilekakhulu ekufezeni iphupho lakhe
lokuba ngudokotela. Uthe: “Ngakhethwa ngonyaka odlulekwathiwa ngifunda kahle ngatshelwa ukuba ngibhale inkondlo.Emva kwalokho enye yezinkondlo zami yakhishwa kulencwadi,”
Uqhube wathi kulonyaka uphinde wakhethwa ukuyobhalaeLuthuli Museum okulapho kwakhethwa izinkondlo zakhe ezimbili zakhishwa kule ncwadi. Kulokhu ubhale ethi, ‘The Cow andthe Ghost’, nethi ‘Music’.
Ngokusho kwakhe lena yokuqala wayibhala emva kokubaumngani wakhe emxoxele indlela esaba ngayo mhlazane ebonaispoki. Eyesibili uthe uyibhalisweukuthanda umculo. Uthe:”Ngisho noma ngingadinwa kanjani,uma ngike ngalalela umculokonke kuyashabalala,” kusholombhali waseGroutvilleokhuliswe ngugogo nomkhuluwakhe.
Ebuzwa ngothando lwakhelokubhala uphendule wathi:“Ngiyakuthanda ukubhalangoba kufundisa abaningi kantikusiza umuntu akwazi ukukhuluma ngezinto azicabangayonezimthintayo.”
Uthi usazoqhubeka nokubhala ngoba uyabona ukuthi unalo ikhono. Uyale intsha nmgokuthi ingakubalekeli ukufunda izincwadi ngoba luningiulwazi eziluqukethe.
UOnke Bungaliphelionekusasa eliqhakazile ekubhaleni
PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVU
Unekusasa eliqhakazile kwezokubamba usibaIf God could grant me one morewish it would be to turn back theclock for just one day&bid farewellto you. For tomorrow you wouldbe gone. Your friends and dearones are also still in a state ofshock, for just the day before youhad wither seen or spoke to them.I will always have the beautifulmemories of what you had donenot only for me but also for the restof our family members who arenow with you. Rest in peace mysweet sister until we all meetagain.
thThe 15 Day Memorial Serviceof the late RadhaSubbrayanwillb e h e l d a t B e l v e d e r e
thCommunity Hall on Tuesday 27August 2013.Supperwill be served from5pm.
In Loving Memory
RADHA SUBBRAYAN23/06/1944 – 13/08/2013
thThereafter the service will commence. The 16 Day Service willbe held at her late residence at 75 Adelaide Avenue, Belvedere,Tongaat.Please take this as a personal invitation.Sadly missed by your brother Shun and a host of family & friends.
YEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICE
Those we love don't go away, they just walkbeside us everyday. Unseen, unheard but alwaysnear. Still loved and missed everyday of ourlives
Family and friends should accept this as apersonal invitation.
The Yearly Memorials Service of the Late MrsKantha Naicker (Belvedere, Tongaat) will takeplace on Sunday 25 August 2013 at 11:30am atthe Belvedere Community Hall, Tongaat.
24/05/1954 – 05/10/2012
MRS KANTHA NAICKER
He only takes the best, God saw that he was getting tired, a cure was notto be. So he put his arms around him and whispered “come with me”Withtearful eyes, wewatched him suffer, and saw him fade away. Althoughweloved him dearly, we could not make him stay. A golden heart stoppedbeating, hard working hands to rest. God broke our hearts to prove to ushe only takes “the best”.Dear family & friends please except this as a personal invitation of
ththe late Niresh & Larvesh Ramdass 6 Month Memorial Service at 48
thWatsoniaDrive, Tongaat at 9amonSaturday 24 August 2013.Sadly missed by the sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews & a host of family& friends.
NIRESH & LARVESH RAMDASSAn exceptional brother you were. Having all thefruits of the spirit, love, joy, peace, patience,kindness & goodness. You are with a the Lordsangels now. You were such a special person toyour family & friends and knowing you no longerhere is very hard to bear.Rest well my brother, for in the Lords comingyou will rise and we will meet you in the cloudsof glory. Praise be to Jesus Christ.Missed by your sister, brothers, brother-in-law,Ethan,Athe, family & friends.
RAVI SIDIAHA
24 August 2012
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This pastweekmarked theofficialnamechangefortheTongaatandVer-ulameducationareas to theBillyNairCircuit. The event was a spectacularshow of camaraderie with many un-known stories of the struggle daystold.
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al friend of Nair eloquently empha-sised a lack in the education sectorandhighlightedtheimportanceof theconstitution–adocumentthatisoftenblindly referred to by many politicalopportunists of our current day.
Yacoob ensured that all under-stood what heroes such as Billy Nairreallystoodfor.Hehighlightedstrongleadershipandtheabilitytostaycom-mitted to the common man as someof Nair's redeeming qualities.
One wonders where leadership ofNair's calibre has gone in 2013. Lo-cally, we find councillors and publicofficials dragging their feet seldompaying attention to serious challeng-es of the people. Instead, they tend tobe reactive. Never proactive. Never
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Billy Nair, a manamongst men
EDITORIALCOMMENT
I attended the Women’s Day Col-loquium on Sunday last week atthe Shree Veeraboga EmperumalTemple (SVET) in Gandhi’s Hill,Tongaat.
The members of SVET invit-ed many high profile speakers toaddress the audience on theirtheme “Yesterday, Today, Tomor-row”. It truly was an enthralling,exciting and eventful day.
All the speakers used thetheme to expand on women’s rolein society, their contributionsover many decades and the lega-
cy left for the present gene-ration.
Those of us who were fortu-nate to be present were inspiredand entertained from beginningto end.
SVET members must be com-mended and congratulated fortheir loving, caring and sharingattitude.
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The Verulam Civic Associationhosts its monthly civic meetings on thelast Thursday of each month at theVerulam Day Care Centre at 6pm. Allcivicminded persons are welcome toattend.
The Verulam Groups of AlcoholicsAnonymous will be holding their annual rally on Sunday, 25 August 2013 atthe Verulam Frail and Day Care Centrefrom 10 am to 1pm. Admission to AAand Alanon members is R10. Visitorsand newcomers get free entrance.
The Verulam Secondary Schoolhosts their annual variety concert on 22August at 6.30pm at the MountviewCivic Centre at a cost of R40. For anyenquiries please contact the school on032 533 1431.
The Om Hari Sabhainvites you and your family to GitaWeek Celebrations from August 21 toAugust 28 from 6.30pm to 8pm (weekdays) and 5pm to 6.30pm (weekendsand public holidays).
The Manav Dharamwill celebrate Raksha Bandhan on August 22 at 6.30pm. For details contactK Singh on 084 8000 667.
The Shri Ramakrishna Jyotiinvites you to their Gita Week Celebrations from August 21 to August 28 at7pm daily. For details contact 032 5860943 or 032 525 4484.
The Redcliffe Hindu Sabhainvites you and your family to GitaWeek Celebrations from August 21 toAugust 28 from 6.30pm to 8pm (weekdays) and 5pm to 6.30pm (weekendsand public holidays). For details 0845888 974.
The Tongaat South Vishnu Templewill be observing Luxmi Pooja on Friday,August 16 at 5.30pm. Supper will beserved. All welcome.
The Verulam Child and Family Wel-fare Societyis hosting its Annual Golf Day at MountEdgecombe County Club on 9 September 2013.For further information kindly contactour offices on (032) 533 1046/7.
Free Blood pressure screening topeople over 45 years of age. Only viaappointment. Contact Dr Vimla Naickeron 032 9441341.
The Shree Gopal Lal Templeof 9 Temple Road, Temple Valley, Verulam invites you to its Gita Week celebrations from Wednesday 21 August2013 to Wednesday 28 August 2013.Daily times are 6.30pm (Weekdays) /4pm (Weekends). Supper will beserved.For more information call Pundit B. R.Maharaj on 032 533 4464 or 082 9253418.
The KwaZulu-Natal Blind and DeafSocietyrequires volunteers to assist in our luckyticket draw.For further information and those whowant to volunteer please contact VisaSoobramoney on 031 309 4991 or 079294 9192.
The Ghandhi's Hill Reunion Com-mitteemonthly meetings will take place onthe second Tuesday of every month at6pm at Ganas Naidoo (Gringo) residence, 39 Mitchell Crescent, Mithanagar,Tongaat. For enquiries call ChadsMoonsamy on 084 812 7546 or 032944 2902.
The Vishwaroop Temple andDharamshalalovingly invites you and your family totheir annual Gita Week Celebrationsfrom August 21 to August 28 at 6.30pmdaily. Supper will be served daily. Contact 076 700 7861.
Tongaat Sabhawill hold its monthly council meeting onthe August 10 at 2pm sharp, at itspremises in Railway Street Tongaat.For more info please contact 083 7888485.
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The Verulam Child and Family Wel-fare Societyin partnership with Pick ‘n Pay FamilyStore Verulam, Verulam Athletics Cluband Verulam Sports Council is hosting aFamily Fun Walk / Fun Run as follows,Sunday, August 18 from 9am at theVerulam Sports Ground.Entry fee is R10. Entry tickets are available at Pick ‘n Pay Family Store Verulam, Verulam Child and Family WelfareSociety and local schools.
The Tongaat Civic Association hoststheir monthly meetings on the firstTuesday of the month at 6pm at theTongaat Central Library.For details contact Dennis Kullen on083 6717 430.
Bhakti Margawill be conducting OM Healing everyWednesdays commencing at 6.30pm onChinna Thirupathi Venkatesvara Devasthanam (CTVD) Belvedere.Contact Vedavyasa (Nad) on 0837938780 or email: [email protected] Shree Veeraboga EmperumalTempleoffers instruction in Human Values and
Religious Studies.The programme is open to all childrenfrom preschool upwards.Classes commence every Sunday morning from 8am to 9am at the templepremises. For details contact 032 9443959.
Highertower Ministriesin Verulam informs the public thatthere will be lunch hour services everyFriday from 1pm to 2pm at the GreenCat Building in Verulam.For further information contact pastorTommy Philemon on 083 347 4530.There will also be Bible Studies on every second and fourth Tuesday of themonth from 7pm to 8pm.For further information on this contact
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Green Pastures Ministriesinvites you to their healing and deliverance services every Tuesday at 9am atthe Belverdere Community Hall. All welcome. Enquiries to 032 945 4855.
The Vishwaroop Padshalaoffers Hindi tuitions free of charge forboth adults and children.For further information, please Mrs BSudu on 032 944 2096 or Mrs G Maharaj 032 945 3678.
Gayathri Maha Yajna Cele-bration.Starting at 5am, on Saturday 10August 2013, bring the familyalong to pray and recite the allpowerful Gayathri Mantra.The prayer will conclude at 6pm.Meals will be provided during theday. 2 Fairview Drive, Brindhaven,Verulam.For more information, contactLalitha on 079 868 9694.
The Tongaat Central Libraryhopes to form coopts and training where business support willprovide training and skills development on the necessary skill required.This meeting will take place on20 August 2013 from 10am to12pm. Booking is essential.Contact Vigie on 032 944 4734or 084 445 5069 to secure yourseat.
Yoga classesare now being held on Thursdaysat 5.30pm at the Seatide Library.Other classes available are Sundays at the Westbrook Retirement Village at 6.45 am; BallitoLions Scout Hall on Mondays at5.15pm.For further info please contactSharon on 084 512 8904 oremail sharon.chuni[email protected].
The Verulam Secondary mat-ric class of 1988has planned a 25 year reunion on31 August.
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Tonver Games Final 2013another success.>> Action aplenty at competitive tournament
WEEKLY REPORTER
THE lack of a major sponsor forthe 2013 Tonver Games Finaldid not deter the staging of yet
another successful Games Final bythe Tongaat and Verulam SchoolsSports Council (Tonver).
Close onto 2 000 pupils from Ton-gaatandVerulamgatheredattheVer-ulam Recreation Grounds and othervarioussoccervenuesthroughoutthearea to take each.
Thecompetitiveeventsawschoolsshowing high levels of excellence in
every code of sport which includedchess, table tennis, netball, soccerand volleyball.
In chess Dianthus Primary wonboth the primary school divisionswhile Mountview Secondary wipedthe secondary section winning allthree divisions.
The runners-up in the primaryschools section was Lotusville whileinthesecondarysectionVerulamSec-ondary and Crawford North Coasthad to settle for silver.
IntabletennisMountviewSecond-ary dominated the secondary sectionwhile Tongaat Secondary shared
some of the spoils. In the primaryschool section Mitchford, Seatides,Dawncrest,BuffelsdalePrimary,Ver-ulam Primary and Seatides showedlots of prospect in the individualcodes.
Soccer saw all schools achievingglory with no one school dominatingthe proceedings in any section.
The winners in the under 11 divi-sion were Verulam Primary whilerunners up were Waterloo Primary.In the under 13divisionHambanathiPrimarytooktophonourswhileEver-est Heights settled for silver.
In the under 14 division Fair-breezetookgoldinapenaltyshootoutagainst Tongaat Secondary, while inthe under 16 division Tongaat Sec-ondary took gold through the goldengoal rule againstMountviewSecond-ary. Mountview however ran out vic-
tors in the under 19 division againstNkosibomvuwhohad to settle for sil-ver.
InnetballNkosibomvudominatedthe high schools section winning theunder 14 division and 16 divisions.
They finished runners up in theunder 19 division. Fairbreeze wontheunder19divisionandcameinsec-ond in the under 16 division.
Victoria were runners up in boththe under 13 and 14 divisions whileCottonlands won the under 11 divi-sion andMbonesweniwon the under13 division.
In the volleyball boys section Ton-gaat Secondary dominated proceed-ings winning both the under 19 and16divisionsandwinning silver in theunder 14 division.
Mitchford won the under 13 divi-sion and Seatides the under 14 divi-
sion while Seatides had to settle forsilver in the under 16 and 19 divi-sions.
It was Mitchford who snatchedgoldfromtheirformidableopponentsTrubel in the under 13 division.
In the volleyball girls sectionBelverton dominated as they tookgold in the under 14 and 19 divisionsand silver in the under 16 division.
Seatides yet again were outstand-ing inthegirlssectionaswellwinningthe under 16 and coming second inthe under 19 division.
Glenhaven could only claim silverin the under 14 divisionwhile Trubelwongold in theunder13divisionandCottonlands had to settle for silver.
Thesuccessof the2013GamesFi-nal could be seen on the fields of playwhich reflected a high level of excel-lence
Nkosibomvu Secondary School girlsare the U16 netballwinners
Fairbreeze Secondary School girls are the U19 netball winners
Nkosibomvu Secondary School girlsare the U14 netballwinners
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