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Possibility of no water in two years KAVEEL SINGH PART of the north and eThekwini could run short of water in just two years if rainfall trends continue and nothing is done to augment supplies. KwaZulu­Natal’schiefdirectorofwater and sanitation Ashley Starkey said this at a presentation at the launch of National Water Week last week at an Umgeni Wa­ ter­ hosted event at Hazelmere Dam in Verulam. Starkey presented a “water balance” scenario for the Umgeni water system, which considered the impact of planned projects and demand trends. “Water has no substitute and the prov­ ince is facing a drought, so the situation is urgent,” Starkey said. The Umgeni system provided about 350 million cubic metres of water ayear,augmentedbyjustlessthan50 mil­ lion cubic metres from the Spring Grove Dam. With demand now at 400 million cubic metres, it means that there is just enough water. By 2017 the areas fed by the system could face a short­term deficit. By 2019 treated effluent water would come on tap, increasing supplies to 430 million cubic metres a year. Desalination of sea water on the North Coastseemstobeexpectedtofurtheraug­ ment supplies from 2023. The Smithfield Dam augmentation scheme in 2029 will further strengthen water security in the province. Starkeyurgedpeopletousewaterspar­ ingly.

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“Last year at this time, the Hazelmere Dam was sitting at 97% capacity, but is now at 46%. That is half of its capacity. Low rainfall will continue the trend,” he said. Earlier this year, the dam was sitting at 34.6 percent and water was predicted to run out by August. In April, an emergency pumping scheme from the Tongaat River was com­ missioned at a cost of more than R30 million. Umgeni Water’s chief executive Cyril Gamede said the organisation had a short­ and a long­term view, extending to 2030. “We will plan long­term water resour­ ces adequacy; establish a water demand management business unit to address high water loss, and proactively plan and build new bulk regional water schemes while continuously investing in operations and maintenance.” Non­revenue water lost through theft or leaks also featured in the discussion. “The national estimate is 36.8 percent. Rural municipalities have higher usage than metros and urban municipalities and the volume of water in South Africa was 1 580 million cubic metres per annum, which equated to 30% of total water sup­ ply. “ This is more than 3.5 times Umgeni Water’s annual supply and the estimated value of this water is R7.2 billion,” said Gamede Earlier this year KZN was allocated more than R353.7 million to ease the ef­ fects of the drought.

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Residents furious at water stoppage KAVEEL SINGH

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ESIDENTS in the Buffelsdale, Belverdere suburbs were irate after they were left without water for hours over the past week. AtheftcablesattheNewtownreservoir resulted in the calamity. Tongaat Civic Association chairperson Jeeva Pillay slammed the theft and said it was sad that people were suffering because of this. “I think we need to first understand that although this matter has been resolved, it was done so in haste because the Tongaat Huletts Mill required the matter repaired urgently and they had their own engineers assisting. “The truth is, we would have had quiteamajorproblemifitwasnotfor them. We need the municipality to take greater measures in safeguarding our water supply.” DA councillor Brian Jayanathan said water tankers had become an issue saying some only appeared in Belverdere after midnight. “This is completely unacceptable. Firstly, we should not have had this kind of theft. Politics needs to take a back seat and we all need to help each other. I was up till around 2.30amatonestageensuringpeople received water from the tankers. This is out of control.” People from the area took to Tongaat Facebook pages expressing their displeasure and how they were affected.

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Sashni Mundree said tankers came the road above hers, but never to their street. “We waiting till 11pm. No information was given and it only came in theafternoonwhichisnotaverynice thing. Very upset about this.” Anesh Maharaj blamed the “criminalelementsinthistown”that have a “free ride”. “The policing in this town is minimal to almost nothing, the fact that they had time to steal water pipes and electrical cables indicates that they are not afraid because of the lack of policing. I think that we need more visible policing from the Metro Police and SAPS to minimise situations like these. These kind of situa-

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N angry girlfriend who stabbed and killed a woman during an altercation in Verulam on Monday was arrested a few kilometres from the scene by private security company Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa). The suspect is believed to have reacted in rage after discovering unproven rumours that her boyfriend, who she has two children with, was having an affair with the victim. Speaking to the Weekly, Rusa head Prem Balram said the suspect had waited for the victim at an intersection with intent to confront her over a rumour that her partner had a relationship with her. “During the confrontation the suspect pulled out a knob kerrie and as-

saulted the 28-year-old victim who was on her way from her job at a stationery factory. The victim then picked up a pole to defend herself. At thisstagethesuspectdrewaknifeand stabbed the victim on her left leg. The suspect then fled then scene.” While paramedics attended to the victim, officer Claude Munien tracked the suspect four kilometres from the scene and arrested her. According to Balram the victim had bled profusely as she lay in a pool of blood. Paramedics confirmed that the female was stabbed on her femoral artery and bled out quickly. An Okapi knife, a pole and a knob kerrie were found at the scene of the crime. Balram said that the victim was stabbed in view of hundreds of people who were leaving the industrial area

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after work. He added that the suspect appearedtohaveplannedthemurderas the knife found on the scene was brand new and the suspect had known the route taken by the victim after work. Whilst on the scene, the suspect’s boyfriendarrivedtofindhisgirlfriend inhandcuffs,saidBalram,whoadded that the boyfriend informed him that the couple had two children and he was “surprised” that his girlfriend had murdered the female as he had spoken to her once and hardly knew her. Balram said that the suspect confirmed that she stabbed the victim over a rumour she had heard and which she had not confirmed. Police are investigating a case of murder.

Armed robber opens fire in butchery WEEKLY REPORTER AN armed man was thwarted by a private security company after he attempted to shoot a guard inside a busy Verulam store. The incident, which occurred on Monday afternoon in the Verulam CBD, saw several shoppers and bystanders running for cover after an armed man opened fire inside a busy butchery. The suspect and his two friends had entered the butchery and behaved suspiciously, according to Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) head Prem Balram. “Upon exiting the pay point without purchasing any items, the suspects approached the security guard whose duties included checking all items and receipts and became violent. When a second security officer employed by Rusa intervened the suspect then drew a 9mm pistol and opened fire inside the busy store. “He then chased the security guard inside the store who had taken cover behind a counter. “The armed suspect then picked up the spent bullet cartridge and left the store. Reaction officers responded to the call confronted the armed suspect outside the store and arrested him, recovering a 9mm pistol and ammunition.” Balram said callers stated that an armed suspect was inside the store and shooting at customers. “We surrounded the place within minutes,” said Balram. A 9mm Taurus pistol, three magazines, 31 rounds of live ammunition and a knife were found in his possession. Balramsaidthat25hallowpointandsixfull metal jacket rounds were found in his possession. A spent 9mm cartridge that was picked up from the scene was also found in his pocket. Balram said that the suspect was taken to Verulam SAP and charged for attempted murder. Police are investigating.

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>> High ranking officials discuss methods to improve lives of pupils KAVEEL SINGH

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meetingwasaimedatenhancing“our relationship with the education sector and to keep them abreast with Tongaat Child and Family Welfare’s service delivery”. He said that the society viewed the education fraternity as a key role player “as they help shape our future

leaders”. “We share a very close relationship with the schools in Tongaat and together we are working towards protecting our children. However, thiscannotbedonebytheschoolsand the Tongaat Child Welfare alone. Parents must get more involved in the welfare and education of their children.” An informative overview was giv-

en on social work services and programmes such as homework centres, children’s fund and the charity fair. Principals, teachers and pupils werethengiventheopportunitytoengage and make suggestions to the organisation. Maistry said that valuable input was received.

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WEEKLY REPORTER NETCARE Alberlito Hospital observed World Kidney Day at the hospital last Thursday. Some of the services provided by the hospital included cholesterol screening, pressure screening, sugar screening and renal screening. Over 70 community members attended. World Kidney Day is a global phenomenon to raise awareness of the importance of kidneys to a person’s overall health and to reduce the frequency and impact of kidney disease and its associated health problems worldwide. Speaking at the event at Alberlito Hospital Dr Wineshen Ramaloo said: “Kidney disease is a worldwide problem. “Theassociatedrisk factors too are widespread and, if left untreated, may result in impairment or failure of the kidney function. “Protecting your kidneys by controlling diabetes, hypertension, obesity, cholesterol, medication and other risk factors will help minimise kidney damage. Attending screening/wellness events adds value to your life through education and awareness and helps make positive lifestyle changes to increase quality of life.” Alberlito Hospital thanked the community and service providers - Ampath, Lancet, National Renal Care and Healthy Start.


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ERULAM residents are asking for speed calming measures after an 11-year-old was knocked down and killed on Inanda Road near Trenance Park in Verulam on Friday. According to Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) head Prem Balram they attended to 18 accidents over the weekend and three people had died in theses collisions in separate incidents. In the latest incident the child was flung into a nearby bush upon impact and died instantly said Balram. Paramedicsremovedthechildfrom a ditch in a bush and made several attempts to revive him. “He was pronounced dead a few minutes later. The child showed no signs of life when he was being treated.” Balram said that a white VW Golf was found parked along side the road and according to the driver, the child had run across the road while he was passing the first phase of Trenance Park. Balram added that councillor Chocks Arunajallam had contacted him to get the statistics in an attempt to approach the authorities to place speedbumpsatcertainareasandtoinvestigate the drastic increase in acci-

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down driver who winched the vehicle andlifteditoffthegroundandfreedthe driver. Balram said that the driver of the VW Golf, who was a La Lucia resident, was treated for minor injuries and arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. He was taken to a hospital before being transported back to Verulam police station. Balram added that several people have lost their lives at the R102 and M4 Jabu Ngcobo Intersection and the Intersection at Canelands and R102 near King Shaka Airport. Weighing in on the R102 accident, Arunajallam said that once again a provincial road was a matter of concern. “I think it is also important for drivers to slow down. But again, this is a provincialroadthatrequirestheattention of higher powers. I have made many requests to province to assist with speed breakers, however not much has happened.” Arunajallam said the situation would soon call for the roads to be closed. “If the province will not listen to us then we will have to close off that road and march on it until we are tended to. It is not right that so many people are dying and nothing is being done.”

dents and deaths in the Verulam area. Speaking to the Weekly Arunajallam said he had been in contact with various officials to curb the issue. “This particular incident occurred on a provincial road. I have been trying to get action from province for a long time now. When it is a local issue, we seem to get delivery from the municipality, but once you veer out, things change.” In a separate incident, a taxi driver was killed in an accident on Sunday evening after he was flung out of his vehicle. Thevehiclethereafterlandedonthe man. Balram said that when he arrived on the scene he noticed that a blue Toyota Hiace and a Black VW Golf had collided. “Both vehicles were extensively damaged. The taxi driver was trapped under his vehicle, trapped between the vehicle gearbox and a kerb. The driver seemed to have been flung out of his vehicle viathefrontwindscreenupon Free WIFI impact.” Balram said that medics were trying to assist the driv21 Dahlia Drive er and approached a break-

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3999

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per kg

Chicken Curry

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99

62

1499 Pap & Wors

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Helios Oil 5lt

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Handy Andy Bottle 750nl

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90

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Sta Soft Fabric Conditioner 2lt

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Maq Dishwashing Liquid 750ml

2000

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32

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Future Life Cereal 500gr

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Kelloggs Corn Flakes 1kg

13

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46

Bakers Chockits 200gr

52

99

Nyala Maize Meal 10kg

Frisco Coffee 750g

57

99

7

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First Choice or Dairybelle Milk UHT 6x1lt

Jutland Sardines 106gr

7kg

399

Onions 7kg

49

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9

per kg

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Dhania Bunch

UTD Potatoes 7kg

4

99

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2

99

11

99

5

50

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Round Brinjol

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Bhindi

Green Peppers

99

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699

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Dove Soap 100g

Saldanha Pilchards in Tomato or Chilli 400gr

99

90

39

32

Skip Washing Powder 2kg

Red or Green Herbs

99

Nutri Start Cereal 500gr Buy 2 for 32.99

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29

Lux Soap 200gr

Mooi River Butter 500gr

Price valid till 22/3/15

399

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Baby Brinjol

299

1199

250

per kg

per kg

90

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Luffers

Watercress

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799

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55

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Fish Roes

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39

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6299

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110

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Clover Butter Ghee 1.5kg

10

Black Forest Cake

1/2 Lamb

99

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59

Rama Margarine 500gr

Gouda Cheese per kg

Mini Cream Doughnuts Buy 4 for 10.00

13

Milk Tart Each

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99

Naan Bread

39

Chicken Sausage

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100

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5699

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1/2 Sheep B Grade

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3799

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Sunrise Eggs 30’s Large

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99

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29

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Soya Prawns or Chicken Julienne 500gr

99

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29

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4999

74

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5999

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55

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99

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100

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99

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1/2 Lamb per kg

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99

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the afternoon with Jenita Maharaj fromBeautifulYounamedthismonth’s finalist. Beautiful You is an non-profit organisation that brings together women from all walks of life, including those from in need and those that will pro-

vide support to their homes and communities. If you would like to enter yourself or nominate someone to be the next Woman in Business Finalist, contact Lindy Gray on lindy@hirschs.co.za to get your application.

IRSCH’S Ballito and the Ilembe Chamber teamed up for another Woman in Business Networking tea where 60 women had the opportunitytopromotetheirbusinesses as well as meet other local women in business. BRAKE VILLAGE SRI SIVA SOOBRAMANIAR ALAYAM, TONGAAT The venue was Since 1909 the newly opened Delish Sisters Restaurant at the Litchi Orchard. Rae Dengler from Show Me educated the women on social media etiquette as well as how to optimise social media to get the best results for their business. The Margaret Hirsch Woman in Business Achiever Finalist was announced later into

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Om Sharavana Bhava, The Board of Trustees and Management and the resident priest of the Brake Village Sri Siva Soobramaniar Alayam, Tongaat have pleasure in extending a cordial invitation to you and your family to its 106th Annual Kavady Mahotsavam. We take this opportunity of placing on record our wholehearted gratitude to you and your family for your valued past contributions made in ensuring the success of our festivals and we once again look forward to your renewed support during the 2015 festivities. We wish all devotees and well-wishers well over the Mahotsavam and pray that Lord Muruga continues to grace your lives always. Go boldly with Lord Muruga. Your donations are greatly appreciated, our banking details are provided below for your convenience. Account Name: BVSSSA Bank: FNB, Cheque Account Tongaat Account No: 53890563978 Branch Code: 220329 For more information regarding the sponsorship of the daily prayers, kindly contact Harry Muruven on 084 513 7767 or the Temple on 032 945 1919.

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HANDY ANDY POUCH 750ml

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YUM YUM PEANUT BUTTER 410g

LIBERTY PEACH SLICES 410g

TRINCO TEABAGS 100’s

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FROZEN SHRIMP packet

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ALWAYS PADS 10’s

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MARINATED TIKKA LEG QUARTER

OMO WASHING POWDER 2kg

CABBAGES each

BUTTON MUSHROOM punnet per kg

SPICY MUTTON KEBAABS

MINI LAMINGTONS 8’S

MINI MILK SCONES 10’s

per kg

per kg

CARROT CAKE each

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MALAI CHICKEN FILLETS

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Inhlangano yezemvelo icela uxhaso kumphakathi MAKHOSANDILE ZULU

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SIHLALO weSikhulile Community Development (ICD), uMnuz Sibusiso Ngubane, waseShakaville, eBhamshela, uthe le nhlangano ezimele wayisungula ngonyaka odlule, ngoba enothando lwezemvelo, futhi enesifiso sokusiza intsha evela emphakathini empofu. Le nhlangano iqwashisa umphakathi ngokuvikela nokugcina imvelo ihlanzekile futhi ifundisa amalungu omphakathi ngamathuba okwenza imali, ngokuqoqwa kuka doti. I-ICD yavakashela ikhaya lezintandane, i-Safe Haven Children and Elders Orphanage, eseLindelani, ngenhloso yokufundisa umphakathi ngokubaluleka kokugcina imvelo ihlanzekile.Leliphephandabalashicicelelangalokhu ngeledlule. UMnuz Ngubane uthe: “Umphakathi awunalo ulwazi ngokuthi ungayenza kanjani imali ngokuqoqa udoti kanti, udinga ukufundiswa kabanzi ngezindlela zokonga amanzi,” kusho yena. Uqhube wathi isifiso sabo wukuthi bethuthukise indawo yaKwaDukuza, ibe namapaki azoheha izivakashi. Uthe: “Inhlangano yethu iyafisa ukuba isungule inkampani ye-recycling, ngoba lokhu kuzoba nomthelela omuhle ngokuhamba kwesikhathikwezemveloyakulendawo,”kusho yena. UMnuzNgubane,wafundiswangezemvelo ngaphansi kohlelo olubizwa ngokuthi, yiYouth Jobs in Waste, olwasungulwa wuMnyango wezeMvelo kazwelonke. Emva kokuba ephothule umatikuletsheni, eSimunye High School, wazama ukubheka umsebenzi ezindaweni ezahlukahlukene kodwa akakwazanga ukuwuthola. Uqhube wathi kuleso sikhathi, waba nothando lokuzibandakanya nezinhlelo ezithuthukisa umphakathi. Uthe: “Ngathi sengizwile ngalolu hlelo, lwe-Youth Jobs in Waste, ngafikelwa umcabango wokuthi ngifunde ngaphansi kwalo, ukuze ngizosiza intsha yasendaweni yangakithi,” kusho yena. Uthe njengoba inhlangano yabo isiqalile ukusebenza, uyabona ukuthi iningi lalabo asebenza nabo, bathokozela ukuthi kukhona abakwenzayo ikakhulukazi njengoba bekwenzela ukuzuzisa umphakathi. “Ziningi izinselelo esibhekana nazo njenge nhlangano, njengokuthi, iningi lentsha engisebenzisana nayo ayiwutholi umsebenzi, kanti nenhlangano ayikabi nesikhwama semali sokuthi ibaholele,” kusho yena. Uthe ukungabi nemali kudala izingqinamba njengoba inhlangano kumele ithenge imishini esiza ukugcina amagceke ehlanzekile,

USIHLALO WENHLANGANO EZIMELE EQWASHISA UMPHAKATHI NGOKUVIKELA NOKUGCINA IMVELO IHLANZEKILE, ISIKHULILE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, UMNUZ SIBUSISO NGUBANE UCELA UMPHAKATHI UKUBA UXHASE INHLANGANO YABO UKUZE IZOKWAZI UKUQHUBEKA NOMSEBENZI WAYO. Unalo ugqozi lokuba yintatheli? Sithumelele izindaba ezizoshicilelwa kwi­Citizen Journalism ekhelini elithi: www.coastalweekly.co.za

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Protec prep for competition THERE was much excitement as the teams participating in the Top Gear F1 in schools challenge raced their prototype cars in a mock race on Saturday, 14 March. A total of 17 teams from schools throughout KZN participated. The three Protec teams are being

sponsored by BMG, who have been long-standing supporters of the nonprofit organisation. The F1 competition is a multi-disciplinary challenge that exposes young people to the wide world of engineering in a fun way. In addition to designing the racing

cars using 3D Autocad software the teams have to submit a 20-page portfolio, give a five-minute verbal presentation and build a 3m x 2m pit display. “In addition to developing engineering skills, this project also teaches the pupils how to budget and requires good team work and communication skills,” said PROTEC manager, Marion Takis. The final race will be held at Suncoast Casino 16 May.

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>> Tongaat Tabernacle Church’s Easter services takes place as follows: Friday 3 April at 10 IN MEMORY OF am and at 4pm, Saturday 4 April at 4pm and Sunday 5 April at 10 am and 4pm. MRS KANNIAMAH NAICKER The services will be held at the Sunford Prima(MRS KISTEN) ry School in Phoenix in Durban. Pastor Evon Carrion of New York City will betheguestspeaker.Allwelcome.Formoreinformation call Rev Namy Naidoo on 082 658 8777 or Collin Maistry on 084 499 5765. >> The north coast social club would like to invite single men ,woman, Widows , Widowers and married couples to join the club the. The club will host various different activities develYou and your family are invited to the op individuals socially, physically and emo15th and 16th Day Ceremony of the tionally. All individuals are welcome to attend Late Mrs Kanniamah Naicker on the 24th March 2015 and continues the on the 20 March at 7.30pm in Tongaat. For following morning at 23 Belvedere Drive, more info call Sharmla on084 572 7426 Collin Chelmsford Heights. 084 499 5765. >> The Vishwaroop Temple and Dharmashala Supper will be served between 6pm to 7pm, service to follow thereafter. lovinglyinvitesyouandyourfamilytotheirAnThe family would like to thank friends nual Ramayan Week Celebration from 21 to 28 and relatives for their support. March.KindlynotethattheirannualMassKatha will be held on Sunday 22 March 2015 from Sadly missed by her daughters Selvie & 3pm to 5.30pm. Shireen, son Tony, son-in-law Tony, daughter-in-law Saras, grandchildren Vivian, Families wishing to sit for the KATHA are Rowan, Eulene, Annie, Deshnee, requested to book a place. Raam Naumi celeYugen, Terence, Sugan, Priya and her bration (birth of lord Rama/ Pragat ) will be celhusband Yogen and greatgrand children ebrated on Saturday 28 March from 8.30am to Shaylin, Nikhil, Jerayden. 12.30pm. Daily programme consists of Bhajans, discourse on the Aranya Kand by dyYEARLY MEMORIAL namic discourse SERVICE leaders, Ramayan recital and Arthie. Maha Prasad (supper) will be served daily. All welcome. For further enquiries contact Navin Pan09/07/1983 – 29/05/2014 day on 076 700 7861, Pundit Kasoo Your vacant place no-one can fi fill, ll, memories and treasures no-one can Panday steal. How sad and changed it is now that you have gone forever, 032 944 1898, Punwithout saying farewell. There is an ache in our hearts, that endless dit J.O.Maharaj years cannot erase. We love you and will never let go of the beautiful 032 944 6402. memories you’ve given us. May Potrinamachivayo grant you eternal >> Klipfontein Shree peace. Emperumal Temple will hold its 73th AnYou and your family are invited to the Yearly Memorial Service of the nual Kavady Festival Late Brendan Apalasami. on Sunday 5 April at 9am Flag hosting Date: 21st March 2015 Friday 27 March at Time: 4pm – 5pm, supper will be served thereafter 6pm. Venue: 14 Peony Place, Buffelsdale, Tongaat Flag lowering Sunday 5 April at Sadly missed by his family, friends and relatives. 1.30pm and Idumen Prayer at 1.45pm. For further details please contact MISS SHAMILLA GOVENDER the PRO Rogers Vadivellu on They say memories are golden, well 072 213 0006 that may be true. We never wanted >> The Blind and memories, we only wanted you. In life Deaf Society - Veruwe loved you dearly. In death we love lam Regional Comyou still. In our heart you hold a space mittee is hosting a no one can everfill. Our family chain is Dinner in the Dark broken, life is not the same but as God and Dance Event on calls us one by one the chain will link Saturday 11 April again. Till then memories of you will 2015. live in our hearts forever. We love and This event is the miss you! first to be held by our Society itself where You and your family are invited to you experience entering the hall and the 16th Day Ceremony of the Late having your starters Miss Shamilla Govender at the in the dark. ThereS.V.E.T – Gandhi’s Hill Temple Hall after the main meals on Wednesday 25th March 2015 will be served. Tickets are R100 per perbetween 7pm – 8pm. son with live enterA special thank you to family, friend and tainment. management & staff of Victoria Hospital For tickets confor your support, love and comfort. tact Maggie Archary on 078 803 1222 or We miss and love you from the Thiru Govender Govender and Pillay family. (treasurer) on 083 590 3289.

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