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Desalination EIA to go ahead >> Community says alternative options still need to be investigated KAVEEL SINGH

HE Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report will be going ahead for a proposed desalination plant in La Mercy. Thiswasrevealedatapublicmeeting held by CSIR, the facilitating company sourced by Umgeni Water to decide if a desalination plant would be feasible and environmentally safe to solve the water crisis in the north. A meeting was previously held on 8October,2014 when the communi-

ty asked CSIR and Umgeni Water to halt all forms of a desalination. However, Monday’s meeting was poorly attended with fewer than 20 members from Tongaat and surrounding areas attending, despite the event being advertised in local newspapers, the library and other various means of notification. Themeetingwasoffsetbyenvironmental activistAndishaMaharajwho said objections had already been made asking for the plant proposal to be halted. “What happened to our previous

objections? We were all quite vehement at the previous meeting saying wedonotwantthedesalinationplant. “Why is this meeting continuing if this is the case? You have been rejectedbythecommunity.Whatistheneed for this?” Maharaj was thereafter told by a facilitator that while her objections were noted, CSIR’s only function was to communicate with the community and assess the scientific impact of a desalination plant. The meeting continued with eThekwini representative Simon

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Can you help? THE Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society requests assistance in locating the biological father of Luke Pillay (date of birth: 7 June 2013). The child concerned has been in the care of Haven of Rest and is being cared for by Pillay Kamalam. The biological father’s details and whereabouts are unknown to the family and this society. The biological mother is Vasanthala Pillay. The family is originally from Tongaat. Anyone with any information pertaining to this individual may contact Jo Moodley on 0329441514.

Mega mall gets green light >> Ballito Junction R1.4 billion mega mall development gets go ahead from KwaDukuza Municipality JYOTHI LALDAS

FTER months of sitting on the fence the R1.4 billion Ballito Junction regional shopping centre development has been given thego-aheadbytheKwaDukuzaMunicipality (KDM). The municipality, on Wednesday, approved the Site Development Plan (SDP) for the 65,000m2 mega mall project being led by the Menlyn Maine and Flanagan and Gerard consortium. According to plans the existing Ballito Junction will be extended by more than six times its current size into a world-class regional shopping

destination at the entrance to Ballito. Construction on Ballito Junction, which is located at the entrance of Ballito, between the busy N2 and M4 highways, is anticipated to take about 24 months. Thenewmallisscheduledtoopen in the first quarter of 2017. The new Ballito Junction will be home to the town’s first cinema complex, in addition to boasting great family entertainment, a hugely expanded fashion offering for the region and an exciting mix of food outlets. SpeakingtotheWeekly,mayorRicardo Mthembu said the mall will be a “draw card” for the KwaDukuza Municipality. “We are already a tourist destination of choice for people from South Africa and abroad. “This new mall which, I am sure will rival many regional malls, will mean growth for us as a municipality and as a community. We will have access to so much more than we do now, even our own cinema. “It is about time KwaDukuza is seen as the place to be. I am happy about this development and cannot

wait to see how it turns out.” Developer Menlyn Maine director Carl Jankowitz, welcomed the announcement saying it was a significant milestone for the development – one the biggest property investments currently in the area. “The KwaDukuza Municipality recognises our commitment and the value this major investment is going to have on the region. “It is going to take the shopping, entertainment and leisure offering on the North Coast region to a whole new level, with the new mega mall set to become the hotspot in Ballito both for locals and tourists.” “Getting the green light means we can commence with the re-development of Ballito Junction into the dominant regional shopping centre on the KZN North Coast. “This exciting development will see the existing 10,000m2 centre being overhauled and extended to 65,000m2,” said Patrick Flanagan, executive director of Flanagan and Gerard Property Development and Investment. “The new, significantly larger and more striking Ballito Junction regional shopping centre is being developed to meet the retail and leisure needs of a growing and affluent market on the North Coast. “It will boast a considerable entertainment and leisure component, anchored by a Nu Metro cinema complex and trendy restaurants. “This, together with a world-class retail mix of top SA and international fashion outlets and major department stores, will set the new Ballito Junction apart in the region,” he adds.

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Desalination EIA to go ahead, despite objections “To be frank folks, we have a very major water shortage at this end of the world. eThekwini current ly loses a lot of water due to leaks and illegal connec tions. We have also seen a projection of how things will go and it does not look good.” Tongaat Civic Association chairperson Jeeva Pillay replied to Struton saying it was good that eThekwini were taking precautionary measures, but said desalination may not be the best option. “I think it is important to know that while desalination is an option and the only one CSIR can bring forward to us, we should all look at all other options, because with the shortfall projected this plant will not be able to maintain the shortfall either way.” Umgeni Water manager of planning services and project manager for the desalination plant Kevin Meier said that Umgeni Water supplied KwaZulu Natal with 1 203 mega litres (ML) of water every day and could only produce 1156Ml. He also said a drought was imminent. “We expect a drought every 10 years and we have not had one for 15. We have looked at many different alternatives, but this is the most viable solution.” Community members again argued that despite the meeting not being in the correct forum, other op tions needed to be taken into consideration.

Robbery suspect arrested WEEKLY REPORTER A HOUSEBREAKING suspect was arrested after a private security company found him hiding in a stack of tyres in business premises in Phoenix at the weekend.

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EACHERS at a local rural school have halted work saying they will not teach until the "pathetic con ditions" of the school are attended to. On Monday, 9 March Cottonlands Primary teachers did not leave their ad ministrative block protesting the poor working conditions. Someofthemainconcernsincluded a demand for extra classes and teach ers due to overcrowding. School maintenance remained high on the list of issues with dilapidated classrooms and unhygienic toilets "makingitdifficultforbothteacherand pupil to concentrate".

Teachers also showed the Weekly thetoiletsthatwereconvertedtoclass rooms for HOD offices. They also noted that the livestock farm next to the school was a hygiene issue. A teacher, who did not want to be named, that led the protest action said he was disappointed with the way the department was treating the school. "To them we are second best. We are not even that. This school is in dire need of assistance from our managers and leaders yet they refuse to acknowl edge the situation we are in. Our toilets are pathetic, our kids are suffering. We need help here and we will not teach until we get the help that we need." Another irate teacher said she was

Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) head Prem Balram said their operation centre in Phoenix received a tip-off of a housebreaking in progress at business premises on Sunday afternoon. “Officers proceeded to the scene and surrounded the motor vehicle repair shop and noticed that forced entry was gained via a

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tired of excuses from her superiors. "The livestock situation alone is enough to give you a hard time. You can smell it and it is disgusting. We need to educate children. And to do that we must be in a school that gives us some form of dignity." While observing conditions of the school, the Weekly noted overcrowding and certain safety aspects at the school. Many classrooms had collaps ing ceilings and at times even beams were a safety hazard. One classroom had a fluorescent light hanging from the broken ceiling above a pupil’s head. Theleaderoftheprotestsaid “ithas become too much for all of us here".

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"While we are here primarily for the children, the conditions in which we work under are also quite a strain for us as human beings. There are many things said in our Constitution about free education and the dignity of people, but the truth is we are being treated badly. "The men and women have to share a toilet after the male toilets stopped working." When the Weekly examined the maletoilet,weweremetwithanumber flies and a foul smelling stench. The acting SEM for the Pinetown district, Mr S.A. Chetty, had not com mented at time of going to press.

said Balram. He added that upon questioning the suspect it was established that he was a resident of Mount Royale and had entered the Phoenix area with intent to commit crimes. He was handed over to the South African Police Service.

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young and had so much going for her.” Kavisha was rated one of the top engineers in the province and had been working in Johannesburg for just over a year. “She was actually down on business when this happened. She was so bubbly and humble. She was always cheery and brought life to everything around her.” According to Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) head Prem Balram, paramedics racedtothesceneandfoundavehiclethat had veered off the road and overturned in a river. “I was stopped by a motorist who informed him that he noticed a car veer off the road and possibly overturned. “I immediately dispatched Reaction officers and paramedics to the area on the Oakford Priory Road and upon arrival found that a crowd had gathered on the road overlooking

YOUNGwomanwhoseeminglyhadthe world at her feet died after being involvedinacaraccidentattheweekend. Twenty-four-year-old civil engineer Kavisha Parboo died in Verulam on Saturday night when a car she was travelling in overturned and landed in a river. She was transported to hospital where she later passed away. Speaking to the Weekly her uncle Bobby Rajkumar said family members were struggling to come to terms with the loss. “She was a very unique, loving child who did not cause harm to anyone or anything she came into contact with. “As a family, it has become increasingly hard for us to cope during this time. We just cannot believe this has happened. She was so

a river.” Balram said that paramedics and officers walked around 100 metres through a bush and found a green Toyota Corolla lying on its roof in the water. “The driver, a 21-year-old man, was found outside the vehicle.” Balram added that paramedics then freed the woman whose head was kept above water while removing her from the vehicle. “She was driven to her home by her 21-year-old brother to switch on the lights at her family’s New Glasgow home and they were returning to the VerulamCBDwhen the driver attempted to avoid a dog on the main road,” said Balram. Kavisha Parboo PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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WEEKLY REPORTER TWO woman escaped with minor injuries after the vehicle they were travelling in overturned down a flight of stairs on Saturday, 7 March. Head of Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa), Prem Balram said the Rusa operations centre received several calls from Mount View residents seeking assistance after noticing a vehicle that was reversing, overturned and land against a home. “Callers stated that two woman were trapped in the car.” Balram said officers and paramedicsweresenttothesceneanduponarrival at the corner of Antelope Place and Katzkop Drive found a white motor vehicle lying on its roof. “The two occupants had freed themselves

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and had suffered minor injuries.” Balram said that upon interviewing the driver, who was a Westville resident, it was established that she was reversing her car, a Nissanlightmotorvehiclewhenshedroveoverthe kerb and down a flight of stairs before the car overturned and came to rest on the roof. “Her passenger, a Verulam resident, was slightly injured on her head,” said Balram He said that the car had not landed against a home as initially reported, but had landed against a pole holding up an awning, around three metres from a house. Balram said that the vehicle landed on a dog kennel and had narrowly missed killing two dogs that were on a running chain a few metres away.

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Water pipe project welcomed >> Bulk water infrastructure worth R250 million to assist piping in the North

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HEconstructionofaR250million bulk water infrastructure in northern eThekwini has been welcomed by a local councillor. Ward 58 councillor Mxolisi Nzimbomvu said he was pleased the development had come to fruition. “I think we have to understand there are a lot of water issues in the North. These kinds of projects by our municipality prevent long term catastrophes because it is an investment for the future. Something like this will ensure the next generation or two will have what they need.” According to Nzimbomvu, the project itself created almost 30 jobs

for the area. “This is also another positive impact we have to acknowledge. There were several people that were employed as labourers and they have been able to support themselves through this initiative.” Ednick Msweli, newly appointed head of eThekwini Water and Sanitation (EWS), confirmed this week that the two multi-million rand contracts that make up a portion of the Northern Aqueduct Augmentation (NAA) are expected to be complete in the fourth quarter this year. This includes a 6km section of the pipeline that begins at Duffs Road and ends at the Phoenix 2 reservoir and a 22 km segment of the pipeline

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that stretches from the Phoenix 2 Reservoir in Phoenix, continues to WaterlooandthentoUmhlangawith a feed to the planned new Blackburn reservoir. The current Northern Aqueduct has reached capacity on various sections of the trunk mains as a result of growth in demand. As a result, although there is sufficient water to meet current needs, there is not sufficient capacity to deliver it to areas that need it most. Construction of the NAA will resolve this. Msweli said that the NAA, which comprises seven individual projects, would not be constructed in linear fashion. Segments in areas of critical need will be put in place first. He confirmed that, by the end of the year, the pipeline to the Waterloo Reservoir would be complete. “This will alleviate the water shortages and rationing currently being experienced in the Phoenix and Waterloo areas. These areas currently receive water from Hazelmere Dam which is low. We will be able to reroute water to compensate for this.” Martin Bright, project manager for the NAA, said that the actual construction of these two contracts was complex with special measures being taken to accommodate residents, preserve environmentally sensitive flora and rehabilitate excavation sites. Although a large portion of the pipeline has been routed through sugar cane fields, a critical portion doestraversebusyresidentialareas, crossing busy thoroughfares. He urged residents to be patient as EWS workedtoalleviatethewatershortages that are currently causing concern. He said motorists could expect traffic interruptions over the next twomonthsalongPhoenixHighway.

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ISeen are Amayeza staff constructing a jungle gym. AMAYEZA Amuntu Bio Medical from Gauteng embarked on a team building /charity initiative at Osizweni Primary School, Upper Tongaat on 24 February. Due to lack of funding, the school required outside assistance. Amayeza embarked on an overhaul clean up of the school hall which included painting, replacing win-

dows, supplying 180 chairs, building of a jungle gym, re-furbished desks as well as providing hygienic products for older girls. WiththeassistanceofcaptainAnisa Shaik and warrant officer Vinny Pillay from Umhlali SAPS all intended objectives were met. On 3 March almost 270 pupils were treated to lunch in celebration of the upgrade.

Retired teachers give back The Tongaat Association of Retired Edcuators (TARE) handed over a cheque of R2 600 to Victoria Pri mary School principal Mr. L.B. Maharaj. The funds will be used to purchase uniforms for disadvan taged pupils. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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vention will lift you up. I am grateful that I left Bayview, Chatsworth and found a home in oThongathi in 1982 (I was born in Winterton-Estcourt-27thApril1952 - Freedom Day). I would like to pay homage to my

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formerandpresentmanagementand staff of Celrose, including present director Mr John Comley, for not only providing me with employment, but also employed my wife (Gonum) and daughter (Shantal) - a total 63 years combined family working history.

We need to uplift those souls by instilling in them faith and strength that they can become more than overcomers if they only believe, that no weapon formed against them will ever prosper. And it has nothing to do with religion. A big thank you to Celrose who sponsored the full page advert in the cancer feature that appeared in the Coastal Weekly last week. Brian Jayanathan

liceofficersphysicallyremovingelectedof ficials from the National Assembly and literally seeing blood on the floor of Parliament. How do you justify countrywide, rolling blackouts, planning our lives around load shedding schedules, and relying on torch es, gas and candles in the modern era tak ing us back to the Stone Age? Howdoyounotcondemntheveryobvi ous dismantling of the country’s crime and corruption fighting institutions? SARS, the Hawks, the NPA, the SIU, the SAPS are all riddled with problems and have lost the faith of the public How do you rationalise the decision by the ANC to effectively ban all foreigners

fromowninglandinthiscountryandrepel ling muchneeded foreign investment? Every time a cop is arrested, or a tender is irregularly awarded or another dismissal goes to court it erodes my case against the critics. ButIamstillgoingtodefendSouthAfri ca. I refuse to stand on the sidelines and laugh or despair. We have allowed one powerful man to get away with too much for too long. This man here in our presence today has beenordainedas‘mightypresidenttheun touchable’. South Africa, enough is enough. Let’sthinkdeeplyaboutthechoiceswe make and let’s not make history repeat it

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Voter education is now detrimental more than ever starting from municipal to provinciallevelandthennationallevel.Let us uproot this chaff before it even simmers down to the future of our children and the generation to come. It’s up to us as a democratic nation to stop this mockery and treat this nation as a serious business not a free circus show for the whole wide world to see. You and I can put an end to this. What people and the world witnessed on the State of the Nation Address is just a tip the iceberg. It has to stop now. Councillor K. Naidoo DA Mandeni

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the nation that President Nelson Mandela helpedusbelievewecouldbecome,aplace of hope, prosperity, selfless leadership and mutual respect. And so the honest question we must askourselvestodayaspatrioticSouthAfri cancitizensis,whatisholdingusbackfrom achieving Madiba’s vision? Wecanblameapartheid.Wecanblame the global financial system. We can blame global warming. We can even blame Jan van Riebeeck. But in our hearts we know what the bottom truth and the problem is we have allowed those in power to become bigger than our institutions, break ing them down bit by bit under our nose and we have allowed our selves to become subjects of mock ery in the global village. Dear fellow South Africans here are some points to ponder when making your next electorate selec tion of leadership for this country. How do you defend the blatant abuse of media freedom in Parlia ment through the installation of a signal jammer, undermining our hard won constitutional rights? How do you explain armed po

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Today, Celrose has an open-door policyforme.Friends,Ineverthought I would be diagnosed with cancer, in fact I had no knowledge of this dreaded disease which, like Satan, decided to steal, rob and kill me. With God by my side and all of you, I fought the disease and destroyed cancer. Today it’s not about me, but all those who have cancer and other dreaded diseases and have given up hope.

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THIS year’s State of the Nation Address (Sona)definitelydidnotdisappointinpro viding free circus entertainment for mil lions of South Africans and the world. The event gave birth to a hashtag that started trending worldwide and South Af rica became that country airing its dirty lin en in public. It started offline when it was about fashionchoicesandtrendsandtweets,this showed the lighthearted side of South Af rican politics. Ifwearetosucceedasanationweneed to start believing in the power of human agency. We need to resurrect the idea that the choices we make, and the actions we take, matter. It is true that the uneven legacy of the apartheid system weighs heavy on us. It is a fact that black children still do not have the same opportunities as white children. This is a human tragedy that nobody in this beloved country of ours should accept. Much has been done to redress the past, make no mistake, but the blame game has to stop now. Life in South Africa today is certainly better than it was during apartheid but we need to hold ourselves to a much higher standard than that. We need to become

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Thank you for helping me fight cancer SaproudSouthAfricanofIndian origin, roots in Andra Padesh-India,Iamgratefultothe Lord, and all those who helped me in my successful fight with cancer. Bepositiveevenatyourlowestmoment.Justhavefaithanddivineinter-

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TO let – 20smq mini factories R850.00 pm, rainbow Centre opp Waterloo, Verulam. Tel: 032-533 1324 / 082 905 9631.

garage, 3 carports, fully fenced, 2 road excess, outbuilding R890 000.00 neg. Sandfields – 4 bed house 1300 sqqm land R890 000.00 neg. Call: Lazarus – 082 476 0461, Sam – 073 589 0143 Fairbreeze to let – outbuilding 1 room, lounge, kitchen, toilet and shower. R2 300.00 per mth excl water & light. Call Lazarus – 082 476 0461.

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TRENANCE Park, Verulam, New Phase – 1 bedroom with built-ins, lounge, kitchen, toilet & bath. 072 314 3260. GRANNY Cottage to let – Brindhaven, Verulam: 2 f/f bedrooms with bics, f/f kitchen, lounge cum d/ room, toilet & bathroom, tiled throughout, covered parking in safe & secure environment. Prefer working couple with 1 child. Rental: R3 500 (incl water/ exc electrical). Available 01 April 2015. 032-533 5460/ 082 4871 790. 1 BED, l/t/b, tiles, cupboards – Metcalf Park. Contact – 0329444 898. EVEREST Heights – Verulam, one large bedroom with ensuite + open-plan kitchen/ dining furnished. R3 500 all inclusive. 032533 4770/ 082 227 0015. PERSONAL MATCH Making – people seeking company or marriage partners for single, divorced or widowed. Contact: 031-401 2584 SITUATIONS VACANT DUE to expansion Area Managers required for a local based security company must be Psira registered and firearm competent. Response Officers, Controllers, Crew & graded security officers required for a security company based in Verulam. Must have relevant qualifications & experience.Contact Nisha on 0818959030or email C.V to logistics@ reactionunitsa.co.za for an interview. FOLLOWING vacancy available: ILS Paramedics male or female, pref from Tongaat, Phoenix or Verulam area. Contact Nisha on 081 895 9030/ 086 1234 333 for an interview or e-mail C.V to hr@reactionunitsa. co.za DRIVER: Code 10 with PDP – minimum 5 years experience – familiar with Durban and surrounding areas, roads and with forklift experience. Receptionist/ Clerk – must be computer literate excel knowledge

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>> ‘We are determined to eradicate HIV/Aids’ WEEKLY REPORTER

ROMINENT Durban businessman Vivian Reddy has given a major boost to the King Goodwill Zwelithini's project to fight HIV/Aids in the province, with a donation of a vehicle and recording equipment at Edison Corporation in Umhlanga on Friday. Reddy said the recording equipment will be

used to video the good work done by the Zwelithini and will be used to spread his messages around the province. Goodwill Zwelithini thanked Reddy for the generousdonationandsaidthattheequipment is greatly appreciated. "These donations will be used to serve the people of KwaZulu-Natal. We are determined toeradicatethespreadofHIV/Aidsinour province," said Zwelithini.

SALESMAN & saleswomen wanted for clothing store. Call at Lotus Store, Main Road, Tongaat after 2pm. Wage+- R500.00 to +- R1 000.00 weekly. VACANCY–Upholsterer and seamstress wanted for upholstery shop. Riven – 083 341 4064/ 032-943 1128. Digrite Welvale – requires tractor drivers with licence. Traceable references & 5 – 10 yrs experience. Please contact Dudu – 078 181 7776. TRUCK Driver with code 10 licence & PDP required for manufacturing plant in Tongaat. Fax 2pg C.V to 086 459 3198 or e-mail – prashima@ pakplastics.co.za Deadline 27 March 15. ELECTRICIAN required for manufacturing plant in Tongaat. Requirements: Experience essential in electronic panel box wiring, AC drives, DC drives and all electronic equipment. Fax 2pg C.V to 086 4593 198 or e-mail – prashima@ pakplastics.co.za Deadline 27 March 15. TRANSPORT LIFT urgently required from Tongaat to Phoenix Industrial Park. Mon – Fri 08:00 – 16:30. 062 0200 832.

For excellent results advertise in the Classifieds. Contact Emma on 032 945 2903

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Santhan Reddy and Vivian Reddy hand over the keys to the vehicle to King Goodwill Zwelithi ni.

what’s on >> The Vishwaroop Temple and Dharmashala lovingly invites you and your family to their Annual Ramayan Week Celebration from 21 to 28 March 2015. Kindly note that their annual Mass Katha will be held on Sunday 22 March 2015 from 3pm to 5.30pm. Families wishing to sit for the KATHA are requested to book a place. Raam Naumi celebration (birth of lord Rama/ Pragat ) will be celebrated on Saturday 28 March from 8.30am to 12.30pm. Daily programme consists of Bhajans, discourse on the Aranya Kand by dynamic discourse leaders, Ramayan recital and Arthie. Maha Prasad (supper) will be served daily. All welcome. For further enquiries contact Navin Pandayon0767007861, PunditKasooPanday 032 944 1898, Pundit J.O.Maharaj 032 944 6402. >> Klipfontein Shree Emperumal Temple will holdits73thAnnualKavadyFestivalonSunday 5 April at 9am Flag hosting Friday 27 March at 6pm. Flag lowering Sunday 5 April at 1.30pm

To place a notice in the “What's on” sec tion, email coastalweekly@gmail.com or fax us on 032 945 2502. Deadline – Monday 4pm. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge.

and Idumen Prayer at 1.45pm. For further detailspleasecontactthePRORogersVadivelluon 072 213 0006 >> The Blind and Deaf Society - Verulam Regional Committee is hosting a Dinner in the Dark and Dance Event on Saturday 11 April 2015. This event is the first to be held by our Society itself where you experience entering the hall and having your starters in the dark. Thereafter the main meals will be served. Tickets are R100 per person with live entertainment. For tickets contact Maggie Archary on 078 803 1222 or Thiru Govender (treasurer) on 083 590 3289. >> A civic ward revival meeting for Belgate and Belvedere will be held 15 March at 2pm at the Flambel Primary School. For details 074 659 2588 or 083 494 8596. >> The Tongaat Andhra Sabha, La Mercy will behostingtheirannualTeleguNewyearonSaturday 21 March at Chinna Thirupathy Venkataswara Devasthanam at 2.30pm. For details 032 944 2862.

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FORD South Africa’s motorsport activities have been united for the 2015 season with the launch of a motorsport pro gramme under the new Ford Performance brand. Tracey Delate, Ford SA’s marketing manager, said: “Ford remainscommittedtoinnovationthroughperformanceand the new global Ford Performance team ties together racing, performance vehicles and parts. “Regional performance engineering and racing teams have been united as one global team under Ford Perform ance, which sees the integration of Ford SVT, Team RS and Ford Racing. This unified organisation serves as an innova tion laboratory and testbed to create unique performance vehicles, parts, accessories and experiences for customers.” This approach sees the development of smart innova tions and technologies in aerodynamics, lightweight mate rials, electronics, powertrain performance and fuel efficien cy that can be applied more broadly to Ford’s product port folio. Ford motorsport manager John Nagel said: “We have fo cused our motorsport involvement this year on rally ing and cross country, which are the most successful championships on the 2015 calendar. “The teams are proven winners with an excep tional lineup of champion drivers and racewinning vehicles in the Fiesta and the Ranger. It will be Ford’s strongest assault yet on the various titles and we have every confidence that the crews will be chal lenging for victory in every round and doing Ford and its loyal supporters proud.” For the 2015 rally season, double national cham pionsMarkCronjéandcodriverRobinHoughton,will be tackling the country’s fastest special stages in their MSport prepared Ford Performance works team Class S2000 fourwheel drive Ford Fiesta. The pair established themselves as the team to beat in recent years, having claimed consecutive S2000 titles in 2012 and 2013. Although their chal lenge for a third title on the trot faltered last year due to a series of setbacks, they were consistently fast and are more motivated than ever to reclaim the top spot. Cronjé said: “We have the best car out there and know that we will be right at the front challenging forstagewinsandoverallvictories.Itisfantastichav ing the backing and support of Ford Performance andFordSouthAfrica,andwehopetoaddevenmore silverware to the trophy cabinet throughout the sea son.” According to Houghton, the team will start off their season on the Tour Natal at the end of February withthesamespecvehicletheyusedin2014butthey will have the benefit of the latest specification for the Sasol Rally in April 2015. Houghton said: “We sent one of our Fiesta body shells back to MSport in the UK at the end of last year, and it is currently being updated to the latest level.Thiswillensurethatwehavethenewupgrades for the rest of the season as we fight for champion ship glory.” Thereareatotalofeightralliesfortheyear,finish ing off with the Polokwane Rally in October.

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EWLY-crownedKwaZulu- Natal Challenge League (Stream Two) champions, Ilembe Cricket Union started their campaign in the KZN Challenge League Twenty-20 Knockout Cup with an emphatic seven-wicket victory against Amanzimtoti Cricket Club (ACC) at the country club grounds on Sunday. The decision by Amanzimtoti to bat first after winning thetossbackfiredafteropener Desigan Reddy (8) was caught behind by wicket-keeper Yusuf Ismail off the bowling of Iqbal Sher in the third over. Despite the early setback, Ross Albertyn and Warren Pullock took the tally to 30/2 in the sixth over before Pullock (16) was clean-bowled by Sher. Sher claimed his third victim after dismissing Warren Fry for three. Cameron Mill and Justin Jones took the tally from 40/4 to 55/5 in the 12th over before Jones was caught at midwicket by Aaron Pillay off the bowling of Sher. Jarryd Michaux (2) was beaten for pace by fieryIlembebowlerMohamed

Mhlongo offering keeper Is- at mid-on by Taylor off the bowling of Fry for a duck. mail a simple catch. RockyNgobhozi joinedNaMill scored a painstaking 12 runs before popping the dasen at the crease and they ball to bowler Alveiro Nada- took the tally to 20/2 in the sen, who took a simple catch. sixth over before Ngobhozi Cameron Flower was sent for was clean-bowled by Jones. Zufilkar Ali and Nadasen an early shower after being trapped LBW to a Pillay deliv- battedpatiently,takingthetallyfrom20/2to69/3inthe15th ery for a duck. Devon Kauferman and over before Nadasen (23) was James Taylor added a valua- bowled by Michaux. Ismail (15 not out) and Ali ble 23 run partnership for the ninth wicket, taking the tally (40 not out) guided Ilembe to from 66/8 to 89/9 before a resounding seven-wickets Kauferman (20) was clean with four balls to spare. Manbowled by Pillay in the 18th ager of the Ilembe outfit, NR over. Taylor smashed two Singh commended Sher and fours in his 17-runs contribu- Ali on their outstanding pertionbeforebeingrunoutinthe formances. On Sunday Ilembe lock penultimate over of their inhornswithVerulamattheVernings. The visitors were bundled ulam Recreation Grounds. out for 99 runs in the 19th Ilembe will be hoping to over. Sher (4/12 from four avenge defeat after going overs) and Pillay (2/9 from down to Verulam in the semifour overs) were the pick of the finalsof2013/2014KZNChallenge League KO Cup in PineIlembe bowlers. Chasing 100 runs for victo- town. ry (at a rate of five runs an over), the hosts got off to a horrenIn loving dous start Memory after Sher of late was caught

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IT’S all system go for the inaugural Tongaat Panthers Classic 42.2km race that takes place on Sunday 15 March from Outspan Ground in Tongaat commencing at 5am. The executive and committee members worked hard during the past few weeks to prepare and plan the race. Thisraceincludesthe21.1kmrun/walkand a 10km run/walk for the community and family members. It’s a new beach route and is one lap at 42.2km. The early 5am start will also allow the runners to lock some good times in ensuring that they qualify. Participants at the finish will be receiving t-shirts, hydration in the form of cool drinks and water, including sandwiches and good prize money for the winners. The10kmrun/walkisanaddedeventforthe community members that want to participate inandtothosethatwanttotaketoroadrunning to keep fit and healthy. The club guarantees and assures of excellent facilities, first class hydration, excellent marshalling, fruits, and cool drinks, energy drinks at many tables on the route and spot prizes. The 10km run/walk is also of a friendly and easy route and will make for an excellent family outing. Tongaat Panthers Athletic club is excepting a huge turnout because of the excellent races and good planning that were held in the past and this year the club has gone the extra mile in ensuring that everything is hundred percent perfect for the participants according to chairman of the club Mr. LB Maharaj. Contact Maharaj on 084 206 5342, Sajida Abdool on 083 678 2465, Krish Naidu on 083 7995651,DavidReddyon0827216754,Keshnee Maharaj on 083 7844 476, Bugwan Lekha on 082 8184 882 or Strini Moodley on

Club news: >> A small group of runners participated in the 42.2km Durban City Marathon on Sunday 1 March which was hosted by KwaZulu Natal Athletics and started from Kings Park Athletic stadiumat5am.Thecoolandovercastweather was idle for running and was also a fast one lap flat course that was run in around the Durban area and some good times were posted by the runners. Leading the pack home was Devan Reddyin03:46andfollowedbySiphiweMsomi 03:58, Zainul Aberdeen Shaik 04:07, Mervyn Govender 04:15 and Nickey Pillai 04:39. >> The Thinny’s league challenge results that took place on Sunday 8 March for the 20km is Devan Reddy is 2:00, Strini Moodley 2:00, Behr Pillay 3:10, Prem Ramsurrat 3:10, Brandon Naidoo3:30,andthe15kmrun/walkChrisNaidoo 2:15, Sunil Parekh 1:50, Sally Govender 1:50, Bugwan Lekha 2:15, Pushpa Pillay 1:45, Rajen Naidoo 2:19, Loga 2:19, and the 12km run/walk was 1:45, Kogie Naidoo 2:20, Balan Naidoo1:20,KrishNaidoo1:34,PrindaNaidoo 1:34, Sam Subramany 1:18, Angie Bainath 2:10, Gonam Moodley 2:10, Rickey Moodley 2:24, Shanthi 2:24, Joy Rajkumar 2:15, Loga Naidu 2:18, Sagrie Govender 2:20and Tanya Pillay 2:24. >> The next Thinny’s league challenge will be held on Sunday 28 March commencing at 5.30am from Victoria Primary School. >> 2015 club license is now available. Please leave the application form and leave with R200 registration fee at Bugwan’s shop. >> The club has initiated the Tongaat Panther’s challenge this year and those that do a minimum of ten (10) races for a year will qualify for an award at the presentation function. >> Please register with the Chairman Mr. LB Maharaj and sms the time, race name and date of race to Mr. LB Maharaj the chairman or Mr. Krish Naidu the treasurer.

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HE Proteas withered at the Auckland’s Eden Park on Saturday, slumping to a 29-runs defeat at the hands of Pakistan in an ICC Cricket World (Pool B) game. Pakistan pulled off a hard-fought victory under the Duckworth-Lewis method in a match reduced to 47 overs. Pakistan posted 222 in 46.4 overs with skipper Mishah-ul-Haq (56) and Sarfraz Ahmed (49) the chief contributors. The Proteas batsmen squandered a good start in pursuit of their runchase, but the loss of wickets at regular intervals led to their downfall. Not even the brave heroics of standout skipperandbatsman,AB Shop 4, Bhagwans Building | 332 Main Road, Tongaat de Villers, who Contact: Devan: 082 466 2186 | 032 944 8882 smashed 77 runs off 3 Aurora Drive Umhlanga | Tel: 031 823 7248 58 balls could save 619 R499 the blushes of the South African outfit. 628 R699 The Proteas with652 R899 ered under a threepronged pace attack MP3/USB spearheadedbyPakistan’s Mohammed Window Mechanism Repairs from R199 Irfan who grabbed 3/52. Rahat Ali took Window Tinting Now Available 3/40 and Wahab Riaz claimed 3/40 as from R168 Vehicle Tracking the three left-handers mesmerised the Proteas. Alarm + Anti Hijack from R599 Proteas skipper,

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