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A number of reasons to celebrate MANY people either look forward to the festive pe­ riod and begin their countdown to Christmas in Oc­ tober, while others are left running for the hills to avoid the ‘silliness’ that comes with the season.

As we get ready to wind down and take a breath­ er, we decided to reflect on some of the wonderful reasons to celebrate the year that was.

Yes, we can talk about some of the lowlights as well (no pun on the word ‘lights’), but that would not be very festive at all.

The team at the Fever has had a wonderful year and has shared some truly remarkable memories with you.

We’ve had an action­packed year from meeting wonderful individuals who are slowly changing their communities one step at a time to covering campaigns that shows a proactive community who are willing to fight for their beloved home towns.

To those people who are continuously going the

extra mile to serve others, we would like to salute you and thank you for allowing us to share your sto­ ries.

This year South Africans voted hoping for the best – many are now glued to the parliament ses­ sion coverage because you never know what to ex­ pect. In 2015 we will be joining the queues for the by­elections and once again, hoping for positive change.

We know we live in a beautiful city and another reason to be a proud Durbanite is Durban has been voted an official new Seven Wonder City of the world.

The picturesque beaches, rolling hills and breath­taking skyline together with a host of won­ derful inhabitants, sets us apart from the rest of South Africa.

After 40 years, the Miss World title is held by a South African.

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However, the one thing that continues to stand undefeated is the spirit of the Upper Highway community. Through the difficult times, our readers have once again proven that we are, without a doubt, among the most resilient and strong-willed.

We have weathered all the storms that came our way and have demonstrated that we can be a community to be proud of - from our disabled horse rider achieving his goals to a local woman beating breast cancer and becoming an inspiration to others - our community stands together proud!

We are confident that 2015 will be better than ever.

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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year.

2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.).

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We will continue to be open and honest with our readers and we assure you that the new year will be one never to be forgotten.

Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones this year and those experiencing difficulties of all types this holiday season. We extend sincere and warm wishes to our Hillcrest Fever family for a safe and peaceful festive season, and a happy and prosperous 2015.

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MPHAKATHI waseZinketheni uthi namanje usashaqekile ngemuva kokutholakala kwesidumbu sowesifazane sigqitshwe esibayeni sezimbuzi.

Isidumbu sikaNkk Fahlazane Gladys Mathonsi sitholwe sesonakele ngoMgqibelo ekuseni mhla zingama-24 kuNdasa (March) lapho ebehlala khona nesoka lakhe.

UNkk Mathonsi kuthiwa besekunesikhathi esingaphezu kwesonto elahlekile. Kuthiwa wagcina ukubonakala mhla zili-16 kuNdasa (March) ephuma emsebenzini emva kwalokho akaphindanga wabonakala.

Umndeni wakhe wabikela amaphoyisa ngokulahlekakwakhe.Ngemuva kwesonto elahlekile umndeni wabe usuqala umkhankaso wokumthungatha nogcine ngokuthi ubone inhlabathi equmbile esibayeni wabe usuhlaba umkhosi.

I-Echo ithole ngomthombo wayo ohlala khona kule ndawo ukuthi isoka likaNkk Mathonsi nokuvele ukuthi liyinyanga belingasabonwa nangokhalo ngesikhathi kutholwa isidumbu sikaNkk Mathonsi.

Umphakathi wakulendawo uthi uhlalele ovalweni emva kwalesi sigameko.

Elinye ilungu lo mphakathi elikhulume ne-Echo elingathandanga kudalulwe igama lalo lithe kuze kube yimanje alikakayikholwa into elayibona.

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Liqhube lathi kusolakala ukuthi isidumbu sikaNkk Mathonsi saqala sathelwa ngamakhemikhali nokuholele ekutheni sibucuke.

Elinye ilungu lomphakathi nalo elingathandanga kudalulwe igama lalo ngoba lisabela impilo yalo lithe lishaqekile ngalesi sigameko lathi liyaqala ukubona isigameko esifana nalesi.

“Ayisiphethe kahle lento siwumphakathi kanti futhi uma kuke kwatholakala ukuthi ngubani oyenzile ngeke kube kuhle ngoba umphakathi uzofuna ukuzithathela umthetho ngezandla. Uyenza kanjani into efana nalena kumuntu wesifazane omudala nakangaka ongakwazi ngisho ukuzilwela? Abantu sebevele baphenduka izilwane. Sengizozihlalela kwami ngizikhiyele ngoba angisathembi lutho mhlawumbe labantu bangafuna ukubuya bazoqedela lento asebeyiqalile. Kwazi bani mhlawumbe kunohlu lwabantu abafuna ukubenza njengoNkk Mathonsi,” kubeka leli lunga ebelichaza libuye libeke izandla ekhanda libabaza isihluku.

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South Africans also took time through out the year to remember Nelson Mandela and do their bit to fulfill his legacy.

It’s been a year since his death and many ques­ tioned the stability and patriotism of South Afri­ cans. The good news is, it seems as if communities are now more united than ever. Many believe his spirit still lives on calling it a sprinkling of ‘Madiba magic’.

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>>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com MNDENI wakwaMajozi IRLS at Copesville High13 willuthi not e-phase 3 eMbali Unit have to miss school duringnjani their awusazi ukuthi wenze “monthlies” to not having njengoba sekupheledue iminyaka eyi-7 sanitary pads after ezimbili a donation by behleli nezitamukoko endlini Community Chest, in partnership with ezihleli ziqhuma.

Netcare St Anne’s Hospital through Lo mndeni uthi inkinga yaqala ngesithe Young Lady With Heart project last khathi kushintshwa izindlu ababehlala Friday. kuzo kudala bese bakhelwa ezintsha This year theamane. project was dedicated ezinamagumbi to collecting sanitary towels for local Lo mndeni uthe uqale ukuhlala kuhigh schools because adolescent girls lendlu ngonyaka wezi-2010 kanti selare forced to miss school because they okhu baqala ukuhlala kuyona banendon’t have sanitary pads. kinga yezitamukoko eziqhumayo.

The three partners donated 500 UMnuzpads Buhle sanitary andMajozi sistersongumnikazi from Netcare womuzi utshele yephephanSt Anne’s gave intatheli educational talks on daba i-Echo ukuthi awukho personal hygiene, sexuallyumnyango transmitangawungenanga ezamapregnancies. ukulungisa ted diseases and teenage indaba yalendlu.

Netcare St Anne’s Hospital marketngo-2010 uMnyango ing“Kusukela officer Shubnum Ismail said the wezeZindlu uMsunduzi pads were noMasipala collected from hospital staff.

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Ungayibona eba khona a very impoverished uma“Copesville ziqhumile is lezi zitamukoko.

Indle school where we received reports of igcwala igceke lonke enye imfimfe endadolescent are sometimes lini njengobagirls lezi who zitamukoko zisendforced to stay at home when they are lini. menstruating because they ezindado not “Lezi zitamukoko ezezindlu have accesslapha to sanitary pads.”kokuba la ezakhiwa ngaphambi Copesville School is also batkwakhiwe lezi High ezintsha esesihlala kutling manje. to curb Angazi recklessukuthi sexualkungani behavzona iour, which saw at least 30 pupils fallbaqhubeka basakhela indlu phezu ing pregnant in 2016. kwezitamukoko ngoba ngesikhathi Addressing pupils, Sister Farzana kuzoqala ukwakhiwa lezi zindlu baqala Pillay warned of the dangers of engagbahlola indawo nonjiniyela.Ngeke ukuing in unprotected sex. thi ababonanga ukuthi kunezitamuko“Engaging in unprotected sex not ko la bezokwakha khona,”kubeka yena. only results in pregnancy, but you also zitamukokosexuziqputUqhube yourselfwathi at risklezi of contracting hume ngoLwesibili diseases. olwedlule mhla ally transmitted The ziliboy 13 kuNdasa (March) kanti bese may not necessarily tell you hekudlule has an isikhathi esingangesonto ziqhumSTD so you need to putkade yourself first ile futhi. and think about how decisions you “Bafika abakwamasipala take today will impact on yourbahlola future,” said Pillay.

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Sihlala “We enezinyanga have seen an alarming innengane eziyi-6.

Ngesoncrease in emva pregnancies the school, to eledlule kokuba at kuqhume lezi which is becoming the norm.

As teachzitamukoko igule kwaze kwaphoqeleka ers, we are worried and hope Udokoour puukuba siyihambise kadokotela. pils will use the information that was tela ufike wasitshela ukuthi kunengcishared with them to make wiser wane eyihogelile.” choices.”

UMnuz Majozi uthe abakwamasipaGrade bebatshela 11 pupil Dimakatso la bagcine ukuthi bazobatMona said she was very eMbali grate- eUnit huthela kwenye indawo ful for the sanitary pads.

13 lapho kuhlala khona abantu abasuke “I live in a shelter and besalinde ukulungiselwa izindlu zabo. this donation will make a Kodwa lo mndeni ushaya phansi huge difference. I am one ngonyawo uthiwho ngeke uze ulubhade laof the pupils does pho not wona. have access to sani“Into esiyifunayo intary towels and I ukulungiselwa am dlu yethu ngokukhulu ukushesha ngosometimes forced to ba lento kadebecause sayibikaof bayayazi futhi miss school banazo nezithombe.

Ngeke size siyohlit. I have friends from ala lapha kule ndawo abayishoyo. Siyapoor families who face bazi abahlaliswa the abantu same dilemma ev- lapha abanye ery month too, and we are really grateful.”

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Several hot spots have been identified by Mi7’s David and include areas such as Golf Road, Ridge Road, St Patricks Road and Alan Paton Avenue.

UKZN spokesperson Normah Zondo said that the management has noticed an increase in criminal activities targeting UKZN students outside the Pietermaritzburg campus.

“We have Mi7 in place patrolling the area and are aware that these crimes take place either at night or when students are alone.

“For now, [there are] additional safety measures, include RMS providing an escort system between campuses, which we urge students to use,” said Zondo.

Masters student Sbonelo Dladla said that ever since an incident whereby he was shot at with paintball guns and assaulted by three men while riding his bicycle nearby campus, he has been on high alert.

He said he never takes any chances by walking alone at night.

Spokesperson for the police, Sergeant Mthokozisi Ngobese, confirmed that the police will be strengthening its presence around UKZN in an attempt to ward of possible criminals.

SEVERAL HOT SPOTS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED BY MI7’S DAVID AND INCLUDE AREAS SUCH AS GOLF ROAD, RIDGE ROAD, ST PATRICKS ROAD AND ALAN PATON AVENUE.

ECURITY guards have taken the initiative and bumped up their responsibilities, by escorting university students home, after 16 students reported they were either mugged or robbed since the beginning of the year.

Students face the daunting task of walking to and from the Pietermaritzburg campus of the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), with many fearing for their safety.

In a string of reported robbery cases, Mi7 Security Intelligence’s Collin David said they are aware of a robbery last Sunday involving three men near the campus relating to two students who had previously been robbed by the same men who own a white Opel Corsa bakkie, and a cellphone robbery earlier this month involving four men using a firearm, among others.

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Laba bashayeli bathi yize sebe nendawo yokuma, kubanzima ukuma kule zindawo njengoba izimoto ezincane zivele zipake khona.

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ARCH is Human Rights awareness month, and the Echo spoke to Jennifer Molefe, who’s a therapeutic supervisor at Child Line and Family Treatment Unit, to highlight the rights of children and ways to curb abuse against them.

She said that abuse ranges from physical abuse, where the abuse occurs when a child is purposely physically injured or put at risk of harm by another person, to sexual abuse, neglect and emotional abuse.

“Sexual abuse is activity with a child that includes fondling, oral-genital contact, intercourse or exposure to child pornography. Emotional abuse means injuring a child’s self-esteem or emotional well-being. It includes verbal and emotional assault, such as continually belittling or berating,as well as

Children’s rights must be upheld SAMKELISIWE GUMEDE >>samkelisiwe.gumede@ media24.com

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Children are not being treated equally by their parents... the abuse of boys is usually swept under the rug, and people only highlight the abuse of girls. “Girls are being seen as a priority and boys are being sidelined as if they don’t get abused.” isolating, ignoring or rejecting a child.”

In addition, Molefe said there is medical abuse. “When someone purposely makes a child sick, to the point of requiring medical attention, it puts the child in serious danger of injury.

“This may be due to a mental disorder called factitious disorder imposed on another, such as a parent harming a child.

“And neglect. Child neglect is a failure to provide adequate food, shelter, affection, supervision, education or medical care.”

Molefe said that children are not being treated equally by their parents.

She said that the abuse of boys is usually swept under the rug, and people only highlight the abuse of girls.

“Girls are being seen as a priority and boys are being sidelined as if they don’t get abused,” said Molefe She emphasised that boys also have rights because they are children too.

“Usually, parents have this rule that girls should return home early, before the sun sets, and boys are allowed to play outside until it’s late. It not sup-

posed to be like that at all.

“Boys too should be given a curfew because while they play out until late, many things could happen to them.

They might get abused, raped or even killed for nothing,” she said.

Molefe said recent statistics prove that boys are commonly abused.

“The reason girls are being seen as more important is because the damage is visible but with boys you often can’t see [the damage] unless you sit down with the child and ask if everything is fine.

shrines the rights of all people in our country and affirms the democratic values of human dignity, equality and freedom for all.

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“We must not forget that children are included in all the rights we have in the country. They also have their own set of rights, but human rights are for everyone.

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Branfield said that one of the precautions that parents can take to protect their children is to not allow sleepovers.

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say never let your child sleepover, you are simply asking for trouble.

“You may know the parents of the friends and trust them, but they have other family who may visit while your child is there. You don’t know those people; just save yourself the trouble and don’t allow sleepovers.”

Other basic human rights include a healthy environment, housing, health care, food, water and social security.

Branfield continued to stress that children are to be protected by their parents and if they are at school, they must be protected by their teachers because teachers are just like parents.

“I believe parents should be held

“Boys don’t talk about their abuse but they take out the anger on other children in terms of doing what has been done to them. If the child has been raped, he’ll be moody and bitter and pull away from others,” she explained.

Molefe said that bullying can also be a sign of abuse and this can result in the child weeing in bed or having physical bruises on their bodies.

Parents need to be aware of what is happening in their child’s life. A child who’s being abused may feel guilty, ashamed or confused.

He or she may be afraid to tell anyone about the abuse, especially if the abuser is a parent, other relative or family friend. In fact, the child may have an apparent fear of parents, adult caregivers or family friends. That’s why it’s vital to watch for red flags. She encouraged people to report abuse to the authorities immediately.

accountable if they allow their children to be abused.

They should also face jail time if they allow their children to experience any form of abuse.

“They cannot watch while a child is being abused and expect not to suffer the consequences.

The department should look into finding ways to make this possible because so many children are faced with abuse while their parents sit back and do nothing,” said Branfield.

To get involved with Operation Bobbi Bear, go onto the website www.bobbibear.org.za or phone 072 708 0095.

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Students frustrated over alleged lack of library resources BYRONE ATHMAN >>Byrone.Athman@media24.com

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A worn-out chair that students have to use in the library’s computer room.

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X-STUDENTS and current students have banded together to express their annoyance at the lack of deteriorating resources that they have to use at the Msunduzi Library.

The library, which offers free usage of its computers and the Internet, is now coming under fire from students whose only option is to use the library computers because they cannot afford their own or to pay for usage at Internet cafes.

Many students complained that the Internet is extremely slow, saying that sometimes it takes 10 minutes just to open the Internet browser.

“We are grateful that we have a place to use for free but most of the time it doesn’t even matter because you try to use these computers and get so fed up that they aren’t working, that you leave,” said Lindelwa Madlala, a second-year University of South Africa student.

Ex-student Thobi Ngwenya, who said he was heart sore that the conditions have not improved much since his days as a student, said that the library is full throughout the week and that there are not nearly enough properly functioning computers to serve the students of Pietermaritzburg who cannot afford to buy their own computers. “Most of the students who come here cannot afford to go anywhere else and come from far away, only to be made to wait the entire day to get a computer, and then they still have to deal with the slow Internet speed when using them,” said Ngwenya.

Upon a visit to the computer facilities on the first floor of the library, the Maritzburg Fever

saw first-hand just how slow the Internet speed is, with the computer failing to log onto Google after five minutes of waiting.

It was also evident that students have to make do with worn chairs, some without padding on the backrest and seats, when trying to do assignments.Ngwenya added that he spoke to some staff members who have complained that their computers are virus ridden and they have logged the complaint with the municipality without receiving a response.

Library services manager Mandla Ntombela said that these complaints are only from a few students and that the rest of the students who use their facilities have not brought forward complaints. “There are a huge number of students who use our facilities and before this we had only one or two who complained,” said Ntombela.

Ntombela said that the library does get overcrowded and said that there are other libraries the students can visit if this library is full.

He put the slow speed of the Internet down to the fact that there are many users logged onto the Internet at one time because many students use their facilities, and said that plans are under way to address the Internet speed.

“We change our furniture every five years and it is unfortunate if our furniture sometimes deteriorates but this is our policy,” said Ntombela.

He concluded by saying that the Bessie Head Library is the only public library in Pietermaritzburg that is open 24 hours a day.

“We cater for our students who need to use our facilities and we are open all the time so that the students can maximise their study time, especially around exam time,” said Ntombela.

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Msizi Thango from the Department of Education, who presented the award to Zuma,applauded him for the good work he’s done at the school. “You have done an amazing job in a short period of time.

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WAPATA Secondary School principal Sfiso Zuma was honoured by the Department of Education for his hard work, at the school’s award ceremony held at the Imbali Unit J hall recently.

Zuma has been principal at the school for only nine months but managed to improve the 2017 matric results,from 60% in 2016 to

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Since we opened in January, we have extra classes for Grade 11 and Grade 12 pupils. We want to have the best results, especially in maths,” he said.

Zuma first joined KwaPata High School in 2000 as a teacher. In 2007, he was appointed deputy principal but left the school in 2016 and returned as the principal in May 2017.

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Department of misery STEFANIE DE SAUDE-DARBANDI THE fallout from Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba awarding citizenship status to the controversial Gupta family is but a taste of the misery that his department inflicts on thousands of immigrants and residents every year.

And while there is an effort to correct the perceived wrongs regarding this family, the truth is that Home Affairs fails spectacularly in its constitutional duties on a consistent basis, negatively affecting tens of thousands of law-abiding people every year.

In an extraordinary few days, the nation saw Gigaba first deny that Atul and Ajay Gupta were granted South African citizenship, before Home Affairs director-general Mkuseli Apleni clarified that both brothers had been naturalised as far back as 2002 and 2006, respectively. The family’s citizenship was previously awarded under unspecified “exceptional circumstances”, although it was reported in 2017 that the family did not meet the prescribed requirements. The directorgeneral reiterated earlier this month that the decision to grant early natural-

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isation to the Guptas was consistent with their exceptional circumstances as owners of businesses that employed many people.

Gigaba has now sought the advice of President Cyril Ramaphosa to revoke Ajay Gupta’s permanent residency.

However, while he dithers on the Guptas,the lives of tens of thousands of people hang in the balance as a direct result of his department’s inefficient, uncaring and even illegal conduct.

Right now, as the minister fights for his political survival, thousands of stories of wrongfully denied immigrants are playing out across the country. Stories such as that of the Mulowayis, a family from the Democratic Republic of Congo who have had to renounce their citizenship to their home country as per Home Affairs’ instructions, only to have their applications for South African citizenship denied for no discernible reason. Thousands of children of immigrants find themselves legally non-existent and will remain so until Home Affairs can show the leadership and efficiency to apply the law consistently and live up to its mandate.

Until then, the Mulowayis parents, a doctor and a teacher, and thousands like them, will continue to be hampered in their efforts to contribute to our country. In a single court case, our

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firm is representing more than 400 applicants who simply lack the knowledge of local law as well as the necessary resources to challenge what is in essence unlawful findings by the department. Compare that to a family that has reportedly stolen billions of rands meant for elevating millions of SA citizens out of poverty. Many immigrants qualify for temporary and permanent residency and citizenship, but still have to wait for years for their applications to be approved,for no apparent reason other than the DHA’s inefficiency.Our firm works with many of the frustrated foreigners who have jumped through every legal hoop to gain their residency. Yet, we still experience wildly inconsistent interpretations of the laws by Home Affairs officials. We urge the minister not to let his department undermine our nation’s prosperity. Home Affairs is compounding the misery of thousands of ordinary, hard-working immigrants who wish to contribute their skills and energy to the success and prosperity of our nation. You need to make sure the DHA lives up to its slogan: “We care”.

Right now, you are failing, and the DHA certainly doesn’t create the impression that it cares.

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Due process FORMER president Jacob Zuma should foot his own bills. The Presidency confirmed this week that it is bound, for the time being, to pay Zuma’s legal fees in terms of an agreement to do so that was struck in 2006.

It’s obvious that only Zuma stood to gain from such an arrangement. It’s equally obvious that the man has a track record of getting others to stump up when he needs the money. Surely the time has come to draw the line.

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guered taxpayers to be squandering their money on a flailing politician trying to keep out of jail, it is important to keep faith with due process. President Cyril Ramaphosa has suggested he may not oppose a legal challenge to paying Zuma’s fees. In any case, the Presidency is not bound to pay under all circumstances.

It has said that the state will not pay if the offences in the charge sheet are found to have had nothing to do with Zuma’s official job, and that if he is ultimately found guilty of the 16 charges, he will have to pay back the money. The EFF must be licking its lips at the thought of dusting off its chant of “Pay back the money”.-Supplied

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The nutritional decline

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ILWANETSHE Primary School in Willowfontein was declared a health-promoting school by the Department of Health recently.

This means that the school will be able to be used as a venue for Department of Health programmes in Willowfontein.

School principal Syabonga Ngcobo said they are very excited that they are finally recognised as a health-promoting school. He said they are working with the KwaPata Clinic and Willowfontein community to promote cleanliness in the school.

“The Department of Health started assessing our school in 2017, and this year they saw that we deserve to be a health-promoting school. We have been encouraging pupils to always make sure that the school is clean and that they are also clean.

“We are going to continue to keep our school clean. The certificate that we received has encouraged us to do better,” he said.

The school will be now assessed every year by the Department of Health.

School governing body (SGB) member Hlalo Mntungwa said this is going to help a lot with promoting cleanliness not only at the school, but in the com-

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At the event (from left) Department of Education representative Mpume Manyoni, Mrs. Gwala (deputy principal) and principal Syabonga Ngcobo. munity as well.

“We have achieved what we have always wanted. We are so happy. If the department is visiting the school, the

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community members as well as those who live in the area can just go to school and get the help they need without having to go to the clinic,” she said.

A 2012 STUDY by Popkin et al shows that our diets have changed significantly over the past few decades.

With modern diets too often dominated by processed foods, unhealthy fats and sugar, we’ve seen sharp global spikes in statistics relating to lifestyle illnesses like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

Terrifyingly, even if your diet does contain fresh vegetables, they’re probably not providing the same nutritional clout as they did 50 years ago. According to Scheer and Moss (2018) of Scientific American, the soil depletion that is caused by intensive agricultural methods means that the nutritional value of our fresh fruits and vegetables is decreasing.

Ray (2015), of the New York Times’ science Q&A column, says that this nutritional decline is caused by more than just soil depletion. It can also be attributed to changes in farming methods, processing, preparation, pesticides, chemical fertilisers and the preference for high-yielding crops, which is associated with lower nutritional density.

• The role of supplements How can we get enough nutrients to keep us healthy? Ray (2015) says that the best approach is to eat “more vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts and beans, and less refined sugars, separated fats and oils and white flour and rice, which … have all suffered losses much greater than the potential losses for garden crops.”

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Uhlomule ngendondo umphathi womsakazo LETHIWE MAKHANYA >>lethiwe.makhanya

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MPHATHI wesiteshi somphakathi uMgungundlovu FM uMnu Muzi Sibiya uthi ubengazi ukuthi umsebenzi wakhe awenzayo ungaze uholele ekutheni ahlonyiliswe ngendondo.

UMnu Sibiya ukusho loku ngemuva kokuba ehlonishwe ngendondo i-Pioneer Award emcimbini wezindondo obowenziwe i-South African Broadcasting Awards ngokuhlanganyela ne-National Community Radio Forum obubanjelwe eLangeni Hotel eThekwini mhla zili-13 kuNdasa (March).

Ekhuluma nentatheli ye-Echo uMnu Sibiya uthe uzizwa ejabule kakhulu ukuthi kukhona abantu abawubonayo umsebenzi awenzayo.

“Mina ngisuke ngizenzela umsebenzi nokuyinto vele ekumele ngiyenze ayi ngoba ngisuke ngibheke ukuhlomula ngaloko, kodwa kuyangithok-

ozisa kakhulu loku okwenzekile. Le ndondo akusiyona nje eyami kuphela kodwa eyomphakathi waseMgungundlovu wonkana ngoba ukube bewungekho wona konke lokhu bekungeke kwenzeka. Ukusebenza kwalomsakazo wabo bekungeke kube impumelelo ngaphandle kokuweseka kwabo.

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Uqhube wathi uyafisa sengathi umphakathi ungaqhubeka ubeseke ukuthi bezokwazi ukuqhubekela phambili. “Ukuqalwa kwalesi siteshi kwakungukuthi senzelwa umphakathi ingako ke sizimisele ukwenza noma yini ukuqinisekisa ukuthi sisaqhubeka nokusebenzela umphakathi wethu,” kubeka yena.

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RnB and soul session at Esigodini LETHIWE MAKHANYA >>lethiwe.makhanya@media24.com

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‘Bernard’ who will be performing live on the day.

FIVE Pietermaritzburg deejays have amalgamated to host an RnB and soul session called “Sodube Soul Session”, that will take place at Sodube Park in Esigodini area in Edendale on April 15 from 10 am until late.

Entrance is free but a fee of R20 applies should you wish to bring a cooler box.

Phumlani Msomi, who is one of the organisers and a deejay for this event, said this is a first in the area of Esigodini. He said they noticed that most events that happen in Pietermaritzburg usually comprise house and kwaito music.

“We want people to know that RnB still exists. We also want to accommodate other people whose love is with RnB and soul music. There are a lot of people who love RnB, but they do not get an opportunity to attend the concerts because they are always happening outside of Pietermaritzburg,” he said.

Msomi said besides wanting to rekindle RnB, they also want to also teach people that there are a lot of things that you can gain from listening to this type of music.

“This kind of music helps you learn about love, how to love yourself and people around you. It also helps in relationships and help you heal if something bad has happened to you. With this show we are targeting mostly the youngsters,we want them to know that there are a lot [more] types of music apart from house and kwaito.”

Msomi said there will be five deejays that will be playing on the day including him as well as the live performance by Bernard.

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ZINTOKAZI zaseMgungundlovu ezingama-21 zizolwela isicoco sika zime i-Model with Purpose emtapweni wolwazi i-Bessie Head Library mhla ziyi-7 kuMbasa (April) ngo-10 ekuseni.

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‘Holiday month’ safety tips THIS week sees the first school holidays of the year, and coupled with an extra-long weekend it signals a busy time on South African roads, but travellers can be reassured that Netcare 911 is ready to provide emergency medical care where the need arises.

“From our experience in previous years, we know that this is an especially busy time on our roads and this, unfortunately, often leads to an increase in the number of tragic road accidents,” said Shalen Ramduth, Net-

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Two major contributors to road accidents are driver fatigue and drunk driving, which are preventable. “Drivers need to be mentally alert and in good physical condition when embarking on a road trip, and stop at least every two hours for a break to refresh themselves so that they do not become fatigued, which can impair driving ability,” Ramduth said.

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• Keep the temperature in your car cool, as a warmer interior encourages sleepiness.

• Stay calm and extend your following distance between erratic or angry drivers.

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MUVHANGO Thursday, March 29 Tendamudzimu and Azwindini have formed an unlikely partnership that alienates Mulalo. Moliehi rocks James’ world. And oh! She’s carrying a lot of baggage with her.

Friday, March 30 Mulalo and Azwindini have a fall out over an announcement that Tendamudzimu made about a lucrative deal. Imani has finally found what she has always been looking for, but why is she so unhappy?

Monday, April 2 Azwindini has an inexplicable reaction to the news of Ndiwanga’s illness. Moliehi pulls all the stops to ensure that her marriage to James goes ahead no matter what. Imani and Ranthomeng’s first wedding anniversary doesn’t turn out as Imani has hoped.

Tuesday, April 3 Mukololo waThathe is urgently needed, Mulimisi tells Azwindini that it’s a matter of life and death. Gugu is shocked by what Moliehi tells her to do. Imani paints a picture of a beautiful wedding fairytale in public but behind closed doors her marriage is falling apart.

Wednesday, April 4 Azwindini reveals the horrifying truth about Ndiwanga.Moliehi’s past comes knocking on her door and she’s disgusted. Imani gives Ranthomeng an ultimatum.

SCANDAL Thursday, March 29 An unlikely alliance is forged and unearths the first real clue towards solving a major mystery. An opportunity to rekindle an old flame arises, but comes with a diabolical asking price.

Friday, March 30 A dangerous proposition prompts someone to choose a side in a building conflict.A family relationship is strained by two new romantic relationships. Some unusual behaviour raises eyebrows in another family home.

Monday, April 2 A man whose reputation has been tainted decides to take matters into his own hands to prove his innocence. A young woman tries

MY ECHO SOAPIES to expose a criminal, but is blind-sided when she hears he has already confessed to his former ‘sins’. Phindi sneaks someone into the Ngema house and a neighbour walks in.

Tuesday, April 3 A journalist dances circles around a disloyal colleague and a family member lies in wait. Two old friends reconnect with unexpected consequences. An old lady has reports on her vision of a prodigal son.

Wednesday, April 4 A man under pressure gets concrete proof about who his real enemy is. A surprising revelation makes someone feel very foolish. A person is caught in a sticky situation and lies to try and get out of it.

Tuesday, April 3 Smanga realises stepping over the line is always easier the second time round. Tshidi is shocked to hear how a death was covered up.

Peter fumes when his story is shelved for something more important.

Wednesday, April 4 Getty lies to Tau that she is fine. Wandile’s plan to fix things goes horribly wrong. Jack has had enough and decides to play dirty.

GENERATIONS Thursday, March 29 Zoe meets with Peter to hear about the Morokas. Smanga is faced with a tough choice – to go even darker or not. Pam realises Michael is slowly unravelling.

Friday, March 30 Lucy wants the Scarlet Silk campaign to come to the shebeen. Lesedi has a secret strategy to stop Jason’s bullying. Fana lays into Namhla for destroying his life.

Monday, April 2 A scorned fan can be a celebrity’s worst nightmare ... Getty is rattled when Bra’Pops makes a re-appearance. The Diales meet Brandon for the first time.

ISIDINGO Thursday, March 29 Sechaba pleads with Ofentse to not take his one and only mother for granted, lest he regret it. Mmakgosi opens up about the real reason why she’s always protected Goapele over Kgothalo. Nina is awkward with Gabriel’s show of affection in the form of a homecooked meal.

Friday, March 30 The Moloi land title deeds arrive and the family has more reason to celebrate. It’s an Easter Friday to remember for Kgothalo. Nina is dejected when Gabriel doesn’t show up for a dinner she has prepared.

Monday, April 2 The land claim success story proves to be a steep learning curve for Sechaba. Kgothalo opens up to Mmakgosi about being shot. Gabriel plots to get what he believes is owed to him.

Tuesday, April 3 Sechaba resigns from Nzinga with immediate effect. Kgothalo warms to the idea of being SG’s CEO. Lalage returns to a hug from Wendy.

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Wednesday, April 4 The town is present to witness the historic moment of the Duncan Hotel sign coming down - The end of the Haines era. Kgothalo and Mmakgosi have a little tiff when Mmakgosi mentions Tyson’s name again. Anja vows to help her mother reinvent herself.

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IBafana Bafana ishaye kwasani e-Zambia JERRY BARNES

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QEMBU lesizwe lobhuti abadala iBafana Bafana itshengise ukudlondlobala yize ibidlala ngabadlali abaningi abasha ngesikhathi idla umhlanganiso ekuhambeni e-Zambia.

Phela ngesonto eledlule iBafana Bafana ibidlala emqhudelwaneni obunamazwe amane (Four Nations Tournament).

Amazwe abeqhudelana lapha yi-Zambia, yi-Angola, yi-Zimbwabwe kanye noMzansi (Bafana Bafana).

Kowamanqamu uMzansi ubhaxabule iZambia ngamagoli amabili eqandeni (2-0) nokuyizwe ebelisingethe lemidlalo ezinkundleni zemidlalo i-Levy Mwanawasa.

Amagoli eMzansi ashaywe phakathi uPercy Tau noLebogang Mothiba.

Kule midlalo iBafana Bafana itshengise ukungesabi ukudlalela ekuhambeni futhi neqembu elingajwayelekile.

Izinkomba bezisobala ukuthi uMzansi ubungalindelwe ukuthi udle umhlanganiso kulemidlalo.

Owayengukaputeni weBafana nosesebenza njengomqondisi wosomasomaqhinga (technical diretor) enhlanganweni ephethe ibhola kuleli uMnuz Neil Tovey uthi umqeqeshi weqembu lesizwe uMnuz Stuart Baxter kufanele abongwe kakhulu ngoba ubelishintshe kakhulu iqembu lakhe futhi ubeqoke abadlali abaningi abasha.

“Udlalile kahle uMzansi kulo mqhudelwano, kanti abadlali bonke nomqeqeshi ngibathulela isigqoko. “Into engiyithandile ngabo wukuthi bakwazile ukudlalisa okwamaqhawe kwaze kwaba sengathi yiqembu elidala nelikade laqala ukudlala ndawonye.

“Umsebenzi wabo ube muhle kakhulu futhi-ke besingakholwa ukuthi bebebaningi abadlali abasha kuleliqembu,”kusho uMnuz Tovey. Losomaqhinga uthi ukunikwa kwabadlali abasha ithuba kuchaza ikusasa eliqhakazile futhi iqembu lesizwe kufanele libe likhulu.

“Yizindaba ezinhle lezo, lokhu Perfume phela kuchaza ukuthi baningi abadlali esizosebenza ngabo, ikakhulukazi abancane.”

Kanti nomunye futhi umdlali osabeR430 ka amakhokho akhe 100ml emgibeni nowake waba ngukaputeni SAVE weBafana Bafana R300 uMnuz Lucas Radebe usincomile isen“ORIGINAL” zo sikaMnuzn Baxter sokunika abanye abadlali abancane ithuba.

Abadlali beBafana Bafana emva kokuwina e-Zambia ngempelasonto.

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