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HE Umzumbe Local Municipality will be building a bridge for the KwaQoloqolo community in Umzumbe.

Umzumbe Municipality mayor Londolo Zungu visited the area recently for an inspection and announced that the tender for the constriction of a new bridge for the area in Ward 15 under the municipality has been awarded and construction should commence soon.

The bridge is currently in a dilapidated state after being damaged by floods in October 2014.

Zungu said construction of the bridge was part of the ongoing community development projects embarked on by the municipality for the area of Umzumbe.

The community of Ward 15 has voiced their concerns about the bridge on several occasions.

“It has been years since the bridge was damaged and today we are finally here to officially launch the construction of the bridge as we welcome the new contractors for the project,” said Zungu at the launch.

The construction project has been contracted to Vangiswa Projects and the engineering company for the project is Turn Key Projects.

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Accompanied by municipal officials and representatives from Vangiswa Projects and Turn Key Projects, Umzumbe municipality mayor Londolo Zungu officially launched the construction of the KwaQoloqolo bridge recently.

Schools could face re-closure amid rising infections OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com WITH Covid-19 cases continuing to rise, schools may face closure following a recent call by teachers unions.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) executive director for the health emergencies programme, Mike Ryan reportedly issued a warning to the South African Government against the continuation of schooling amid high infection cases at schools.

According to previous reports, Ryan said the best and safest way to reopen schools was in the context of low community transmissions that had been effectively suppressed by a broadbased comprehensive strategy.

Teachers unions in the country have also called for the closure of schools amid high infection rates of Covid-19 at schools.

In a statement, SA Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu) said according to evidence on the ground, there is no effective teaching and learning that is taking place under the current conditions.

“The pandemic has led to a pandemonium in the education sector and this can be linked to the lack-lustre leadership that we have been experi-

encing from the Department of Basic Education at various levels,” Sadtu said in the statement.

Sadtu and National Professional Teachers’ Organisation of SA (Naptosa) who collectively represent 75% of the teachers workforce in the country have both come out in full support of the re-closure of schools.

In a proposal document submitted to education minister Angie Motshekga, the unions said that matric students should return on August 17 and that these students should be assisted in various ways while learning from home.

The proposal also suggested that other grades should only return at the end of August, subject to a review based on the development of the virus.

President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged the call to close the country’s schools, and has indicated that doing so might be in line with international best practice.

Speaking in a virtual Presidential Imbizo on the coronavirus on Wednesday evening, July 15, Ramaphosa confirmed that the government was in talks with industry stakeholders and the matter was an issue of great debate.

Concern was raised over the safety of not only the pupils at schools, but also adult staff who are susceptible to the virus.

Locally, several schools have reported posi-

tive Covid-19 cases including Port Shepstone High School, Port Shepstone Secondary, Merlewood Secondary, Marburg Secondary School and Bashise Primary School in Mvustshini where a Covid-19 related fatality was reported.

Mixed reactions came from local residents regarding the call for schools to close again.

Angela Sandells said although it was true that some pupils cannot manage homeschooling and need the structure of the classroom, people’s lives needed to be prioritised.

“This virus is ripping through schools like wildfire. Children may be resilient and recover well but what happens to my children if I get infected, and end up in hospital or die?

That’s what worries me the most. I suffer from asthma and I’m sure a lot of parents and grandparents are in a similar situation,” said Sandells.

Michele Dunn said parents should utilise their free will to either keep their children at home or go to school.

“Parents have the choice to keep their children at home, so make that choice. Some of us want schooling to continue. Let us continue.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution to this,” said Dunn.

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NEWS At the meeting on Friday (front from left) Ugu District Municipality mayor Sizwe Ngcobo, Deputy Minister of Higher education Buti Manamela, Umzumbe Mayor Londolo Zungu and RNM mayor Nomusa Mqwebu.

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Deputy minster monitors Covid-19 in Ugu OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com DEPUTY minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Buti Manamela visited Esayidi TVET College on Friday, July 17.

At the event held at the Gamalakhe Campus, Manamela was announced as the political champion for the Ugu district.

Ugu District Municipality mayor Sizwe Ngcobo as well as mayors from the local municipalities in the district, namely Thabani Dube of Umdoni, Cynthia Mqwebu of Ray Nkonyeni, as well as Londolo Zungu of Um-

zumbe welcomed the Buti Manamela for the Political Champion Oversight Visit.

This was Manamela’s first visit to the district and he said it was aimed at monitoring Covid-19, genderbased violence and crime in the district.

During the first session of his programme Manamela presented in-depth presentations relating to Covid-19 and GBV. Following that, the delegation also visited Bashise Primary School in Mvutshini which has experienced fatalities due to Covid-19, according to the minister. A walkabout was also done at the Southcoast Mall to raise awareness about the pandemic.

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IBBERDENE detectives are urging the community to assist in locating two wanted suspects.

Warrants for their arrests have been issued by court. On Saturday June 13, two women were gunned down and another was injured in the Qoloqolo area in Hibberdene when an armed man allegedly opened fire on them at their residence.

A case of two counts of murder and attempted murder was opened at Hibberdene police station for investigation.

Warrants of arrests for Sanele Ernest Khomo (30) and his mother Bonani “MaZamisa” Zwane have been issued in connection with these murders. According to police, Sanele may be at Pelgrim in Isipingo, Umlazi U Section or in Folweni. He drives a silver VW Passat or a White Isuzu LDV with an Eastern Cape registration number.

Anyone with information that will assist police to arrest the suspects can contact Detective Warrant Officer Yugen Moodley on 082 339 7842 or Hibberdene SAPS on 039 699 9800.

R1000 reward for missing African grey OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com A SEA Park resident is seeking assistance in locating his African Grey parrot, which has been missing for over a week.

According to the owner Chris Brunette, Boy, the African Grey, flew from their residence at the South Coast Riviera in Seapark in the direction of Hibberdene on July 12.

Boy was about 11-years-old and had been a part of Brunette’s family for seven years.

“I have been worried sick about him, and our home has definately not been the same without him,” said Brunette. There is a R1000 reward for anyone who may have seen Boy. At the time of his escape, Boy had a ring on his right leg. Anyone who may have seen him is asked to contact Lilly Brunette on 084 870 6254 or Chris Brunette on 072 229 6126.

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Police are looking for Bonani “Mazamisa” Zwane in connection with a murder case.

Sanele Ernest Khomo is wanted by Hibberdene SAPS for murder.

Covid-19 case at RNM centre FEVER REPORTER THE RAY Nkonyeni Municipality community services centre was closed on Monday and Tuesday this week due to a positive Covid-19 case at the centre.

The building, that provides motor licensing and registration (MLB) and cashier services was closed for purposes of fumigation following confirmation that one of the employees tested positive for Covid-19,” municipal spokesperson Simon April said in a statement.

April said the municipality in consultation with the Department of Health followed all necessary protocols related to Covid-19 in ensuring safety of other employees and members of the public following confirmation of this case.

Members of the public needing to access these services on Monday and Tuesday were diverted to Margate Offices for motor licensing services, and for cashier services, they were encouraged to pay at Shoprite, Checkers, Pick ‘n Pay, Spar, PEP and Ackermans or use Easy Pay Payments.

“As we continue to experience the surge in infections, we call upon everyone to ensure that the spread of Covid-19 is minimised through following the four main precautionary measures meant to combat the spread of the virus: Regularly wash hands for at least 20 seconds with water and soap or use alcohol-based sanitiser;️ always wear a mask; covering both mouth and nose when not at home; maintain a social distance of at least 2m from the next person;️ regularly clean frequently used surfaces,” said April.

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Lending a helping hand by sharing food OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com THE Covid-19 pandemic has hit the local economy hard. Many people have lost their jobs and businesses are battling to keep afloat while some have been forced to close down.

This has meant that many families have been

faced with the reality of going to bed on an empty stomach while battling to make ends meet.

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Through a Facebook page titled Sharing Food We Don’t Use, Olivier invited the community join her in making a difference in the lives

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of fellow residents by sharing food that they may not use with those battling to put food on the table during these trying times.

Speaking to the Fever, Olivier said the initiative stemmed from a feeling of sadness that she felt while pondering on how many people were suffering financially due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

“I know a lot of people, who although struggling don’t want their dignity stripped from them by baring their struggles publicly, so that’s why I wanted to encourage those who do have, to give to those who do not,” Residents who wish to donate food or other items to other people may share their items on the page as well as the area that they are in on the South Coast and if anyone in that area needs that item, they could inbox the page privately and organise to collect from the donor.

Similarly, those in need may also post their story on the page and if anyone in their area is able to assist they may contact the page.

Olivier said donations could be from something as little as an extra can of baked beans, to a bag of extra vegetables, as these could make a difference to a family in need.

“I understand not everyone can help, but I would like to encouraged those that can to do so, as they could make a huge difference in many lives,” said Olivier.

She said she has been warned that some

people may want to use PHOTO: SUPPLIED the platform Umtentweni resident Debbie for selfish Olivier encouraging the comreasons and munity to lend a helping hand might want by sharing food they don’t use to exploit with others. other people, however as administrator of the page she was looking into ways of preventing that from happening.

She encouraged residents to join the page and make a difference in the community.

“I find a lot of people are scared to donate to charities because they never know where the stuff is going.

So this way they can put what food they have to share for the day, even if it’s a spare loaf of bread. I have also many times bought an extra loaf by accident.

This could go a long way in helping someone in need,” said Olivier adding when she started the initiative she had just two cans of fish, a butternut and a loaf of bread to donate to anyone in her area, Umtentweni.

Join the community outreach on Facebook by liking the page Sharing Food We Don’t Need and getting involved.

Visit https://www.facebook.com/SharingFood-We-Do-Not-Use-109290507518568/ for more information.

Creston hosts successful awards ceremony FEVER REPORTER CRESTON College hosted their honours and awards ceremony last week.

According to the public relations officer for the school Karen Boland, the ceremony was held in adherence with strict Covid-19 regulations.

As such, each grade held their event individually, she said.

“Due to social distancing limitations, our honours and awards ceremonies took place grade by grade — beginning with Grade 12 awards on Monday and culminating in the Grade 8 ceremony on Friday,” said Boland.

“We would also like to congratulate Hannah Scott and Elizabeth Ballack, who were awarded with Honours for swimming,” she said.

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HE emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a global scramble for a vaccination and a cure. In the absence of either it has fallen upon governments worldwide to impose restrictions and precautionary measures to curb the rampant growth of this insidious and often fatal disease.

Research on the behaviour of the virus suggests that a mask will help curb the spread and contribute toward keeping people safe.

In response to the call by Minister of Health, Dr Zweli Mkhize, The Islamic Medical Association (IMA) of South Africa embarked on a national drive to supply reusable cloth masks to the poor.

The South Coast Branch of the IMA heeded the call and in partnership with a local NPO, Sistrs 4 Humanity, approached local businesses and community members for sponsorships and donations to purchase raw materials for manufacture.

A local service provider was engaged and a total of 30 000 masks were manufactured and distributed at hospitals, clinics, pension payout points, schools and within communities. It was indeed a learning curve for the team in terms of designing a comfortable, quality mask while still maintaining cost efficiencies with the limited resources available.

Enspired Women Magazine undertook the task of manufacturing the masks while creating jobs and empowering women through the Stitch By Stitch Programme, Sistrs 4 Humanity mobilised their team of volunteers who distributed to the hospitals, clinics and schools while the IMA ensured that funds and sponsorships kept the project on track.

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Dedicating 67 minutes for Thongasi Shelter OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com JULY 18 was the late apartheid struggle icon Nelson Mandela’s birthday, and international Mandela Day, a day set aside for 67 minutes of doing good in honour of the legend.

In the midst of a global pandemic, the day has never been more significant as charitable acts are needed more than ever before.

According to a statement by the Nelson Mandela foundation, the theme for this year’s Mandela Day was – “take action, inspire change, and make every day a Mandela Day”.

A local promotions company took it upon themselves to do their bit to make a difference in their community on Mandela Day. Working in collaboration with Imbumba Funeral Services, BB Promotions based in Kwanzimakwe spent their 67 minutes for Madiba cleaning up and sanitising the Thongasi Shel-

ter.

The business shelter in Thongasi is used by local hawkers and informal traders to trade from on a daily basis.

Owner of BB promotions Bheki Cele said the event was organised in order to honour Mandela by making a tangible difference in their community.

“During the time of the Covid-19 pandemic it is important that we all do what we can do to protect ourselves from the pandemic.

Keeping your workstation clean and sanitised is one way of doing that.

We were very happy to assist our community in this way,” said Cele.

He said the director of Imbumba Funeral Services Nozi Ndamase donated masks, gloves and refreshments for the day and thanked her for her contribution adding that the initiative would not have been possible without her.

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Representatives of Sisters 4 Humanity with school pupils who benefitted from the mask donations. wide through the various IMA branches, Port Shepstone is proud to have achieved one of the highest distribution figures thus far and wishes to thank all sponsors and volunteers.

It is our sincere hope that our masks will assist toward curbing the spread of the coronavirus and contribute toward the safety of our community.

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Dit beteken nie dat al die probleme sou verdwyn het met beter beplanning nie. Maar dit sou mense soos verantwoordelike drankverbruikers iets gegee het om die gevoel van moedeloosheid te verlig. Soos beter beplanning in ander sektore dieselfde sou doen om die onvermydelike swaarkry draagliker te maak. Die uwe is nie ‘n groot drinker nie, al het ek in my jonger jare soms die perke oorskry, genadiglik sonder erge gevolge behalwe skougehalte-hoofpyne. Soos om bv. soveel Grappa saam met ‘n sekere minister van buitelandse sake in Tivoli in Rome uit ‘n kopbeen te drink dat van ons joernaliste in ‘n stadium kinderrympies in Latyn opgesê het.

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lenging period. As it stands, Level 3 ‘advanced’ lockdown regulations still allow for intra-provincial (within the province) day trips and excursions, while inter-provincial (between province) travel is still only allowed under strict conditions.

Day visitors are still not permitted to stay in accommodation facilities overnight, although accredited and licenced accommodation establishments (except home-sharing accommodation) are allowed to host business travellers.

For those looking to enjoy fun, safe day trips in and around the KZN South Coast during this time, the natural splendour of this region makes for some promising adventures: · The #GreatestShoalOnEarth continues along the coast as seine netters take advantage of this year’s incredible sardine run. Vis-

itors can enjoy the fresh sea air and visual spectacle as the ocean comes to life in a frenzied feed of marine predators following this delicious mass of silver fish. Check out the USCT social media pages for regular Sardine Run updates. · Another coastal spectacle at this time of year is the humpback whale migration, currently in full swing. Visitors will get the chance to witness some of these 30 000 gentle giants heading north to warmer waters at this time of the year. The region is fortunate to offer front-row to this daily spectacle of the humpback whales breaching.

Southern right whales have also been making waves along the coastline with a mother and calf recently spotted close inshore. · The regulations now permit the public to visit our many stunning parks. While public gatherings are not permitted, people can

take advantage of the lovely weather and engage in exercise within the parks. Many nature reserves are also open to the public, including the idyllic Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve. · A truly unique historically- and naturallyimmersive experience is the KwaXolo Caves Adventures which gives visitors a chance to explore these previously inaccessible caves via a series of cables and rungs. From here, visitors can take in the expansive valley views while also taking in the incredible prehistoric San artwork found within.

I would like to reiterate Ugu South Coast Tourism’s (USCT) gratitude to all of those who have continued to support the local businesses and communities where possible. We are having to balance maintaining safety through social distancing and isolation, alongside the community ties that

keep the economy functioning.

For the full list of available tourism offerings, USCT will constantly share updated listings and news at www.visitkznsouthcoast.co.za under the ‘COVID-19 updates’ tab; on the free ‘Explore KZN South Coast’ app; the ‘South Coast Tourism’ Facebook page; or @infosouthcoast on Twitter.

It is important to note that current regulations could change as more Covid-19 ‘hotspots’ emerge, with guidelines set to be issued if deemed necessary. We continue to encourage practice all safety measures including mask wearing, social distancing and constant hand cleaning or sanitising.

By considering the health and safety of others, as well as ourselves, we will be able to get through this together.

Contact USCT with any questions via info@tourismsouthcoast.co.za.

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They said at a time of a global pandemic, the store will go a long way in assisting residents to stay protected by preventing them from travelling far and into crowded areas for

their shopping. “The coronavirus pandemic is at a very high peak at the moment and infection rates are at an all-time high, residents from Umtwentweni can avoid going to crowded shopping malls and risk contracting the virus by simply shopping from our store,” said the business owner.

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in Umtentweni were the elderly who have been identified as high risk for contracting the virus.

The store adheres to the World Health Organisation Covid-19 regulations for businesses including constant sanitisation and social distancing, customers are sanitised and required to wear masks while visiting the store.

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T is no secret that South African roads are not safe. A report issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2010 indicated the country has one of the world’s poorest road safety records, with an average of 40 people fatally injured per day and 20 left permanently disabled. These numbers continue to rise with each passing decade.

Keith Cunningham, head of Driver Assess, boasts an extensive background in occupational health, safety and risk. He explained that there needs to be a shift from focusing on the functionality of driving, to driver behaviour, if this risk is going to be tackled: “The majority of accidents are as a result of driver behaviour. Yet most road safety measures implemented to curtail the rising numbers seek to penalise bad driving, rather than minimising the risk by addressing the behaviour behind the wheel before it becomes problematic.”

The Covid-19 pandemic, and subsequent lockdown measures, brought the road carnage into sharp focus. The Easter weekend, a time notorious for road fatalities (309 in 2018, and 126 in 2019) saw 28 people killed on South African roads this year. This is not simply because there were fewer cars on the road, but fewer drivers behaving irrationally.

“With the re-opening of the economy, we are seeing more drivers on the road, but the concern is that heightened anxieties caused by the pandemic could result in more irrational road behaviour,” explained Cunningham.

“People are emotional beings and South Africans, in particular, tend to

get aggressive on the roads. Our highrisk drivers have around 10 aggressive exchanges a day – this is things like jumping a red robot, tailgating or even swearing at a fellow driver. This amounts to around 45 billion heated exchanges on the road annually, costing citizens their lives and the country billions. The global pandemic will likely further compound this trend.”

Developed by a Pretoria-based doctor of Psychology, Driver Assess is a programme designed to give South African drivers an insight into their emotional intelligence when behind the wheel. The 80 questions focus on 14 dimensions that assess areas where an individual is either a low-, medium- or high-risk driver. Once these triggers have been identified, people are able to acknowledge what is causing the risky behaviour in the vehicle, and work towards improving them.

“For many of us, driving is the most dangerous activity we’ll do in the day, but the biggest difficulty is getting people to acknowledge their behavioural blind spots,” explained Cunningham.

“You might be a great functional driver, but when inappropriate emotions come into it, the risk immediately goes up. Having taken the test myself, I realised that the reason I became angered by bad driving was because I felt I was being disrespected. When I considered this and put it into context, I understood these drivers don’t know me, there’s no intention of disrespect, and I am now able to take this awareness and put it into positive action when driving.”

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“Even as passengers, young drivers are not passive. They’ve learnt patterns and behaviours from parents or other drivers, and are likely to emulate these. By identifying any potential threats early on, we’re going to

introduce a much safer type of driver onto South African roads. “At the heart of it, emotions drive people, and people drive cars.

We need to address these emotions to ensure we drive on safer roads.”

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Pandemic fatigue, and how to deal with it FEVER REPORTER

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S the country moves into more than 110 days of the national Covid-19 lockdown, it’s time to develop coping skills, which include exercise and talking about our fears and stress, say psychologists as both the intensity and the length of time of Covid-19 stress takes a toll on everyone.

Speaking to the Fever, Patricia Govender from Marburg said she could witness pandemic fatigue among several people in her community.

“Pandemic fatigue is real, our neighbours went on a fishing getaway last week with their five teen and preteen children. They said they adhered to social distancing measures, but few wore masks. I hope they will all be okay, and won’t come to regret their getaway,” said Govender.

Lisa Brookes from Ramsgate said the situation was concerning. “They interviewed a guy on the news recently.

He was asked if he would quarantine

and he said he would try but does not think he will be able to because he has to get to another province for business within the next week,” said Brookes adding that people were just generally going about their business as normal.

Clinical psychologist Kaye Hermanson said one of the imperative psychological trends of the Covid-19 pandemic is the experience of pandemic fatigue that most people are experiencing.

“We’re tired of being cooped up, tired of being careful, tired of being scared. Our collective fatigue is making some people careless. However facing this fatigue is important for our personal health and for beating Covid-19.

Many people understand this, which adds to their exhaustion and stress,” said Hermanson.

She said this phenomenon was a real challenge and there were no easy solutions.

It starts with understanding why so many people feel frazzled. Knowing why we feel that everything is abnor-

mal can help us feel normal.

“We know there are two kinds of stress that have long-term effects on our mental well-being and physical health – intense stress and prolonged stress,” said Hermanson, “We have both.”

Hermanson said there was research that defines the stages of stress on communities from disasters, and if it makes anyone feel better, as a society, we are right on target.

She said early during or right after a disaster, communities tend to pull together. People support each other and create a sense of community bonding.

Think back to the first weeks of the stay-at-home orders when everyone in neighbourhoods waved to everyone else.

“Eventually, that heroic spirit wears thin as the difficulties and stress build up. That’s when we hit the disillusionment phase. We lose our optimism and start to have negative or angry reactions. We ask, ‘What are they doing to fix this? How long will this last?’”

That’s about where we stand now as a society.

“Many people are exhausted by it all,” she said. “Some are saying they don’t care if they get Covid-19. They’d rather risk getting sick than stay home or be careful. Others have simply stopped listening to health leaders and science.”

This phase could last a while, in part because the disaster – the Covid-19 pandemic – is still going on.

We can, however, help ourselves, Hermanson said. It was time to develop coping skills.

THOSE INCLUDE: Exercise: “It’s the number one best thing we can do for coping,” she said.

“Any exercise – even a simple walk – helps. It releases endorphins, gets some of the adrenaline out when the frustration builds up. Just getting out and moving can be really helpful for people.”

Talking: This really helps, too. Just saying it out loud is important,” Hermanson said. “Find the right places and

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Constructive thinking: “We may think it is the situation that causes our feelings, but actually, our feelings come from our thoughts about the situation,” she said. “We can’t change the situation, but we can adjust our thinking. Be compassionate with yourself and others. Remind yourself, ‘I’m doing the best I can.’”

Mindfulness and gratitude: “The more you do this, the easier it gets,” she said. “Try being in the moment. You’re right here, in this chair, breathing and looking around. We put ourselves through a lot of unnecessary misery projecting into the future or ruminating about the past. For now, just take life day by day.”

She said coping can start by just being aware, and by being easy on yourself.

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Soya Prawns / Fish / Chicken Juliene SUN ONLY 31.99 Coca-Cola 2lt

Double Beans kg

32.99

Sunlight Bath Soap 175g

Hint Of Spring Soap 300g

32.99

19.99

18.99

Fresh Ginger kg

7.99

5.999

Bliss Yoghurt 1kg

Boston hot chocolate 500g

99.99

49.99

2 FOR - 50.00

38.99

6.99

All for

Butchery

Sta Soft Refill 500ml (Smart Pack)

13.99

Cross & Blackwell .99 Mayonnaise 1.5kg FRI/SAT/SUN 42.99

14.99

Suggar White / Brown kg

14.99

Instaant Porridge White Star kg

21.99

Gardeners Choice Mix Veg 1kg

11.99

7

.999

Rice kg

Flour kg

199.99 Maacaroni kg

16.99

Abbabed Patha 650g 2 FOR 30.00

6

.999

Maize Meal White Star kg

6.999 Sampp kg

22.99

Taza Samoosas Asstd / Roti per dozen SUN ONLY 19.99

149.99 California Almonds per kg

999.99

Rani Basmati Ricce 5kg SUN ONLY 95.00

Festival of Savings

22 INDUSTRIAL ROAD, MARBURG, OLD TRADE CITY OPPOSITE THE SHELL GARAGE AND CTM

SWEETS

R11.95 R13.95 R44.95 ea

Kis barley mint 150g ass

ea

R8.50

ea

Richester eclairs 100’s ass

Bakemate pan delight rich choco 1kg

ea

GARDENING

R2695 R109.95 R79.95 R27.95 R29.95 R19.95 ea

Richester Zumba candy 50’s ass

Richester mini mallow 24’s

ea

ea

Grovida snake repel 500ml

ea

Grovida 4.1.1 lawn food khule kahle granular 5kg

ea

Grovida potting mix 30dm3

ea

Grovida compost 30dm3

Mayfords seeds flower/ veg ass

R9.95 R34.95 R19.95 R29.95 R34.95 R139.95 R49.95 R44.95 R99.95 ea

ea

Madhur rainbow lollipop

Richester wacky bubblegum 450g

ea

Baxton pom poms 100’s ass

ea

ea

Richester tango milky pop 48’s ass

Richester eclairs pop 48’s ass

Grovida 4.1.1 lawn fertilizer 10kg

ea

ea

ea

HPD fertilizer 2.3.4-24 5kg

HPD fertilizer l.a.n 5kg

ea

Braaitime instant light charcoal

R159

.95 ea

Lk charcoal starter

R34.95

R69.95

Braaitime chunky charcoal 5kg

ea

Royal zulu Namibian charcoal 10kg

R69

R119

Braaitime fire lighters 12pc

.95

.95 ea

R529

.95

ea

Lk tongs salad

Lk boerwors braai grid

ea

Lk 3 legged pot no 3

R31.95 R74.95 R34.95 ea

Martons sunflower seed 1kg

ea

R5.95

ea

Marltons tick & flea shampoo 500ml

ea

Coffee mugs ass

ea

ea

Pulse glass tumbler set 6pc ass

Qualipet dog shampoo 500ml

ea

Qualipet filter wool 25g Qualipet rabbit pellets 1kg

R24.95 R64.95 R29.95 R429.95 R42.95 ea

ea

Qualipet wild bird seed 1kg

ea

Hi pro god food beef flavour 8kg

ea

ea

Mighty bite dog food 1.75 kg ass

Montego adult classic dog food 25kg

Catmor adult cat food 1.75kg ass

BEAUTY/SKIN CARE

R395 R15.95 R69.95 R26.95 R16.95 R16.95 R24.95

ea

Pulse micro fibre mat 1136

R9.95

ea

HOUSEHOLD

R9.99 R39.95 R59.95 R59.95

Household pot green 20cm

PETS

R14.95

ea

ea

ea

Starpack terra bowl&hook set 3pack

BRAAI

R34.95

R9.95

ea

ea

Pulse vacuum flask 1.8lt

HMS salt and pepper bottle

ea

Clere ltn h&b 400ml ass

ea

ea

E45 moisturising lotion 200ml

Epimax cream 125g

ea

ea

Dr.strong herbal camphor cream 500ml

ea

Old spice roll on 50ml ass

Old spice deo spray 150ml ass

R24.95 R39.95 R9.95 R799.95 R15.95 R149.95 R17.50 R59.95 R24.95 R49.95 R109.95 R11.95 ea

HMS fruit knife 6pc

ea

ea

Citinova gelato glass set 6pc

Centplast biscuit barrel 1kg

ea

ea

Oli heavy cater pot 75lt

Otima square salad bowl 7lt

ea

Kango kettle cream 4.5lt

ea

Nivea roll on 50ml ass

ea

ea

ea

ea

Sina health sumac tablets 90’s

ea

Az zahraa kulunji black seed oil 30ml

ea

Az zahraa black seed oil drops 60ml

R79.95 R74.95 R21.95 ea

Himalaya Boswellia capsules 60’s

ea

Natures choice chia seeds 250g

ea

Natures choice sodium free salt 200g

ea

Hamdard safi oil 200ml

ea

Himalaya amla c 34.8g

Natures choice flax powder 350g

@coastalcashandcarry

ea Forest fairies sugar free chocolate (diabetic friendly) 60g ass

@coastalcashandcarry Coastal cash and carry

R8.95

R41.95

Just hair relaxon 125ml

Infacare carton milk stages 1,2,3&4 400g

ea

I n f a c a r e j ui c e 2 0 0 m l a s s

ea

Freshpak junior rooibos tea 20’s 19.95

R25.00

ea

ea

R22.95 R25.95 R19.95 ea

ea

Savlon antiseptic liquid 2lt 109.95

BABY CARE

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

R114.95 R39.95 R59.95 R29.95 R74.95

ea

Biesso whitening daily Sensodyne tooth paste Satiskin b/bath face wash 150ml (fresh mint) 75ml 2lt ass

R69.95 ea

Huggies wipes natural care224s

Purity 2nd foods 125ml ass 3 for 25.00

219.95 ea

Pampers premium car ass

R34.95 ea

Woodwards gripe water 150ml

Coastal cash and carry

Prices valid 23rd July 2020 – 5th August 2020 or while stocks last! E & OE. Pensioners Day Every Tuesday

Festival of Savings

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Shisa Nyama

Deellii Del

Saturday & Sunday only!

Assorted meats, burgers, wors rolls and so much more!

Weekend

BRAAI WEEKEND

Butc tcher c ery ry Mixed beef forequarter

Braai wors

6299 kgg

Beef mince

4999 kgg

Mutton patties

6999 kgg

Beef patties

7999 kg

Mutton kebabs

5999 kgg

7999 kgg

Froozzzeeenn Sweet corn 1kg

2995

Garlic butter naan

Mccain breaded onion rings

3295

64

Maizena corn flour 500g

Pop corn 1 kg

95 5

Puff man pastry 500g

1295

Lakhis whole bird

Lakhis chicken fillet

6495

6495

Spi pic iccee Pea dhall

9

95

kgg

26

9

Soft cooking potatoes 10kg

Potatoes 7kg

95

95

Raw nuts 1kg

Roombo roosi

34

34

89

Orange 7kg

Cauliflower and broccoli

Spinach bunch

A1 fried onions 500g

95

95

95

Fres reesshh Prod roodduuucccee Apples 3kg

2399

4999

3499

@coastallcash @coastalcashandcarry hand dcarry

3499

Coastall cash h and d carryy

899

eachh

Prices valid 23rd July 2020 - 5th August 2020 or while stocks last! E & OE. Pensioners Day Evvery Tuesday

499

per kgg