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Confirmed Covid-19 cases at Ugu schools FEVER REPORTER FIVE teachers and one pupil have tested positive for Covid-19 in the Ugu district since the reopening of schools on June 8.

The Department of Health said they could not divulge the names of the schools affected.

During a media briefing on Sunday, KwaZulu-Natal premier Sihle Zikhalala said since the reopening of schools a total of 73 positive Covid-19 cases had been reported. These include 57 teachers, 13 pupils, a food handler, a security guard as well as an office worker.

The Fever spoke to a few local parents about their thoughts on

the reopening of schools.

Babalwa Mpetshetwa from Margate said: “My children are doing Grade 5. I really don’t think going back to school this year is safe. I would rather have them repeat a grade. It’s not safe, many schools are closed already because of Covid-19.”

Lorraine Bruigom said: “I homeschool my kids so I’m a bit biased. I don’t think they should go back. There are so many good homeschooling curriculums and systems out there. Children who are being bullied or battle at school often blossom at homeschooling.

Also, it is extremely difficult to monitor social distancing and

wearing of masks. I battle to wear a mask for just five minutes, how are they going to make sure that kids wear it for six hours at school?”

Another parent from Gcilima, Sthembile Nxumalo, said: “I understand parents’ fears regarding the pandemic, especially since it’s winter now. But we have to find a way to manage this pandemic and continue with our lives.

I believe we as parents have to ensure that we educate our children on all necessary precautions and work together with authorities to ensure we curb the spread of this pandemic. The onus is on us to fight and win this battle, and together we will.”

Ivan Naidoo, another concerned parent added that safety of children and educators is a priority, but lessons could not be suspended indefinitely.

“There are many aspects of this virus that we do not understand, and that is the reason that we need to be cautious in our approach,” he said. He encouraged a shift in thinking towards innovative ways of teaching.

According to Zikalala,part of the problem is that KZN continues to grapple with challenges of water and sanitation provision.

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sion of water in schools,” Zikalala said, urging communities to work with government in protecting schools. “Notably, the progress of the department has been hampered by poor workmanship by appointed service providers. We have seen instances where water tanks are put on the ground and where toilets provided are in a dehumanising state,” Zikalala.

He said service providers responsible for these poor services would not be paid, and investigations would be conducted into them which could result in the blacklisting of companies.

The Ugu district has recorded 161 confirmed Covid-19 cases to date.

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OUTH Coast Hospice held its own Virtual Comrades “Race against the Comrades Legends” on June 14, in place of the actual Comrades Marathon which was cancelled due to Covid-19.

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BT King of South Coast Hospice managed to resurrect a few “old comrades” from South Coast Striders, and some current runners to enter the virtual race in order to get a special “Race against the Comrades Legends” medal with a certificate.

“We had a good representation of walkers and two entrants in wheelchairs.

We had a few casual walkers who came to join in the fun, share a beautiful day along the Lillicrona Boulevard. Well done to all who participated,” said King.

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Missing woman’s body found in river ANDILE SITHOLE >>Andile.sithole@media24.com

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HE increase of gender-based violence under the nationwide lockdown has prompted local officials to call for the community to unite in a bid to root out the spread of violence committed against women and children. Mayor of uMshwathi Local Municipality Mandla Zondi said there have been numerous incidents of gender-based violence in the area in the past, and urged the community to unite and protect women and children.

On June 16, the body of a 31-year old woman was found floating in uMzimkhulu River at the Gumatane area. The deceased was identified as Zanele Masikane from KwaSwayimane, under uMshwathi Municipality. The victim’s leg was amputated before her body was dumped in the river.

Zondi said: “Upon our visit to the family we discovered that the deceased had been working in Pietermaritzburg.

We have witnessed hideous crimes in our area such as rape and murder.

We therefore appeal to the community to unite and fight against gender-based violence. This incident happened at the time when the country is trying to flatten the curve of the Covid-19.

“We need to convene a men’s summit in uMshwathi where we will address these issues in the community,” Zondi said.

Family spokesperson Nkosi Nene told the Greytown Gazette that the deceased and her boyfriend left their home in Pietermaritzburg on June 16 to accompany her boyfriend’s relatives to the iXopo area.

“She was staying with her boyfriend in Eden. We heard that on June 16 the two had to accompany her boyfriend’s relatives to iXopo. That was the day she went missing. When the news spread

on social media and newspapers about the body of a woman found floating in uMzimkhulu River her uncle contacted the St Faiths police to make enquiries.

When he arrived in the South Coast, the police showed him the body. He positively identified it.

“The family is devastated and still reeling from the shock. The deceased’s Range Rover was taken,” he said.

A police report said St Faiths police together with the police officers from the Port Shepstone Search and Rescue Unit responded to a call after the body was found in the river.

Police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said in a statement: “On arrival, they found the body of [the deceased] floating in the river. The victim had no visible injuries. She was found wearing a black and brown striped dress.”

At the time of going to press, the family said funeral arrangements had not been finalised. Police have opened an inquest docket.

Two taxi related deaths this month OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com A TAXI driver from Bambanani Taxi Association was shot and killed while carrying passengers in the Kwanzimakwe area on Monday, June 15.

According to police, the incident happened at about 6.25am on Monday morning.

Port Edward SAPS responded to a scene at the Nompondo Ward in Kwanzimakwe where they found a 42-year-old man lying on the ground near his taxi.

“The deceased had sustained gunshot wounds to the upper body,” said police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbhele.

Mbhele said a murder case was being in-

vestigated following the incident.

On the previous Monday, June 8 a taxi owner also belonging to Bambanani Taxi Association was shot and killed in the same area.

A resident who asked not to be named said the community feared that another taxi killing spate was on the way.

“What is even more concerning is that the driver was shot while carrying passengers this time. Luckily this time no one was injured, but what about next time?” said the resident.

Five people from the same taxi association were killed late last year.

The South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) could not be reached for comment by the time of going to print.

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RURAL community in Umdoni says they have been desperate for proper water services for the past 10 years and their constant cries for help have seemingly fallen on deaf ears while they are forced to use water from a shallow pond.

Residents from the Mngangeni tribal authority in Ward 4 under the Umdoni Local Municipality say their water supply was shut off 10 years ago due to an alleged “technical problem”, however 10 years later the technicality has progressed to normalcy in the lives of residents who say they have given up hope of ever having running water again.

Resident Sindiswa Ngcobo said their situation has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic as they are encouraged to constantly wash their hands, a luxury she says they cannot afford.

“Most of the time we have to wait for certain times in the day to collect water from the pond because the water runs out,” said Ngcobo.

She said the water tankers come once every two to three months, and only if it has rained.

“It has been over 10 years since we were told the water pipes had a problem and they were being fixed. What is shocking is that when we have to vote for local government elections the water comes back for about two to three days,” said Ngcobo adding that her community was tired of the municipality’s “empty promises”.

Efforts to retrieve comment from Umdoni Local Municipality as well as Ugu District Municipality were unsuccessful at the time of going to print.

>>omega.moagi@media24.com THE Gamalakhe police station is currently at an alternative site due to a confirmed case of Covid-19 at the station.

According to police spokesperson Brigadier Jay Naicker, a police officer from the Gamalakhe police station tested positive for Covid-19 last week. He said in adherence with the SAPS protocols, contract tracing has been conducted for this initial case and the offices in which the said officer had been in contact with are currently being contaminated.

“We can confirm that a police officer from the Gamalakhe SAPS tested positive for Covid-19.

The affected officers are being decontaminated as per SAPS protocols and all other officials that were exposed to the police officer were directed to undergo screening and testing as a precaution,” said Naicker.

He said the station was currently operating at the ZG Hall while the rest of the employees from the station underwent tests.

“Service delivery will not be hampered during this process,” said Naicker.

This shallow pond is the only source of water for Mngangeni residents.

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Home study resource packs available at local schools OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com

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Members of the Nomusa Mqwebu Education and SMME Development Trust delivering PPEs and food parcels at the Khayelitsha Children’s Home recently.

Trust assists home with food, PPEs FEVER REPORTER

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HE Nomusa Mqwebu Education and SMME Development Trust recently handed over 200 masks, 105 litres of sanitisers, 200 soft drinks and food packs to Khayalethu Children’s Home located at KwaNzimakwe and Ntokozweni

Old Age Village of Izingolweni.

Speaking on behalf of the trust, Ray Nkonyeni Municipality communications officer Khanyiso Seyisi said the donations were part of giving support to NGO’s and also to keep them protected during the period of Covid-19.

“Through this programme, the

Trust seeks to educate the previously disadvantaged groups like Children’s Place and old age homes about how to use PPEs and also to protect themselves from Covid-19,” said Seyisi.

The Trust would like to thank Standard Bank, for the donation by board members and all individuals who made the day a success.

WHILE the Grade 7s and 12s returned to schools on June 8, the rest of the grades still await their phased return and the Department of Education has organised resource packs for pupils in these grades to continue with their studies at home.

KwaZulu Natal Department of Basic Education spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said the department thanked and appreciated parents and/or guardians for their continued support and tolerance during these uncertain times.

“We also appreciate the efforts of our teachers for facilitating the learning process via digital platforms, social media and the like,” said Mahlambi.

He said the department has organised that teachers from each school compile resource packs specific for their pupils from Grade 8 to 11 which is aligned to the adjusted curriculum. Parents/ guardians must collect these resource packs and supervise the completion of the work.

“Pupils must complete all activities in the resource packs and the work will be reviewed on return to school as per the staggered return dates. These resource packs will be used for

teaching and will form the basis for the pupils’s assessment,” said Mahlambi adding that pupils were required to use their textbooks where necessary.

He said further communication could be ascertained from the relevant schools regarding collection times for resource packs and screening, wearing of masks, sanitising and social distancing should be adhered to for all collections “We also take this opportunity to wish all our pupils and their families good health and safe tidings and we look forward to your ongoing cooperation during these trying times,” said Mahlambi.

Local schools have communicated their resource pack collection times via social media this week.

Merlewood Primary School said on Friday, that Grade 4 and 5 pupils’ resource packs are ready for collection from 8.30am on weekdays.

“Resource packs can be collected on behalf of the parent/guardian, provided that the person collecting has the learners full name, class group and teacher’s name,” said school principal Audrey Ryn. She said parents may inquire about resource pack collection times directly from their child’s school as packs are grade and school specific.

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Is Uvongo a dumpsite?

Dear Editor As a loyal ratepayer I am now forced to raise my issue in the paper. The issue that I have is the illegal and convenient dumping of refuse along Alamein Avenue in Uvongo.

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Have you no shame, as this disgusting habit is not only a sight for sore eyes, but also a health hazard.

I rest my case.

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Potholes gone at last Dear Editor, Wow! What a pleasant surprise to find our potholes in Margate being covered and to see them fixed with real holding material!

I thought: what has happened to our roads department? With the idea to fix the potholes with cement instead of liquid tar, which just washes our money into the sea, these wonderful people (Mr Inkman and his helpers), we applaud you for your fantastic work done on our roads recently.

Maybe this could become a side business and should be put to the mu-

nicipality for the contract to do “potholes only” on a regular basis and all the public has to do is let Mr Inkman know where potholes are by sending a WhatsApp message or SMS so it does not disrupt his usual business.

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Editor’s note IF we were living in an Avengers movie, this would be that crucial moment when the ultra powerful superhero swoops in to save the team.

We are fighting so many evils all at once. Covid-19, gender-based violence, a flailing economy, poverty, not to mention our own personal struggles and other societal issues that are hitting us from all directions.

There is no doubt about it, our world needs saving.

GBV cases are on the rise, sadly.

The most recent case on our shores was that of a 31-year-old woman whose body was found floating in the Umzimkhulu river shortly after she disappeared on Youth Day. The fact that these stories are being told is a step in the right direction, but there is little being done to make sure that this will never happen

again.

Thankfully we have our own ‘superheroes’ in the form of our NGOs, women’s organisations and safe

houses. Even on the South Coast, our local heroes are fighting poverty and taking the betterment of their community into their own hands.

People like Wynand Buitenbach whose floral creations in Shelly Beach featured in last week’s Fever (and received wonderful support on social media!) and Terence Pieters whose sublime ocean photography we feature this week, are taking their passion for the South Coast to another level.

Our Hospice team, our children’s homes, animal shelters and feeding organisations are all heroes in their own right.

We see you. But even heroes need a little help from time to time.

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Ocean photographer shares his surreal experience OMEGA NGEMA >>omega.moagi@media24.com

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N Ocean photographer from Margate has been a fan of the ocean since the age of seven and an avid swimmer, surfer and life guard.

Terrence Pieters (29) said his venture of ocean photography has allowed him to share his love for the ocean with people.

Through his photography company, Orange Rocks, Pieters has been able to venture into untethered territory underwater and share his pictures with the world.

He said he decided to name his company after the well known fishing spot in Shelly Beach because that is where his journey with ocean photography began.

“Orange Rocks on the coast is a well know fishing spot and those that know it, know about how beautiful and close up the ocean is there. That’s where it all started for me, taking photos of waves,” said Pieters. “Because I was not able to take my camera into

the ocean back then, I would stand on the rocks and capture the immense power of waves crashing from the safety of the land.

It is still one of my favourite places to watch the ocean,” said Pieters.

He said he has always had an internal war regarding his first love between surfing and taking photos but surfing the waves would always take priority.

Although nothing made Pieters happier than surfing the waves, over the years he injured himself while surfing and that forced him to let surfing take a back seat.

However, a silver lining presented itself as he was able to prioritise photographing the waves.

Pieters is now able to complete his works of art from inside the ocean, giving him an exclusive view.

“After a couple of years that I have photographed the waves, I have fallen in love with ocean all over again. Being able to take photos of the waves inside the sea is a completely different ball game,” said Pieters.

The exercise is quite complex, he

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I also have to think of the right exposure settings and the correct composition to use,” said Pieters.

He said the best days for photographing were days when the sea is calmer, as one could better focus on their objective without the scare of wild ocean waves.

“The beauty and uniqueness of each wave is endless. Seeing it from land is one thing but being out there up close and personal is absolutely breathtaking.

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ITH most of the lockdown restrictions behind us, we begin to meet friends for socially distant exercise, including walking and training our dogs. I’ve had many reports of dogs being “clingy” with their owners after being cooped up together for so long. Thus owners are concerned about dogs all meeting again.

The answer is simple - let the dogs reacquaint themselves with their furry buddies. If possible, let them off leash and go walking together allowing the dogs to mix, or not, as they please. You may find, the dog stays with the owner and ignores the other dog.

That’s fine, they will soon be playing together again as they used to. Just continue to meet and walk without any pressure on the dogs. Remember, it has been a strange experience for our dogs, as much as it has been for humans.

Having said that, there have been two incidents known to me of dogs being attacked on the beach. Do be extremely careful if you are not sure about your dog’s reaction to other strange dogs.

Actually, our bylaws do say dogs must be leashed on the beach. Rather leash your dog, than have to face the awful situation of rushing to the vet, or the financial implications if the fault was with your dog.

On many occasions I am asked what breed of dog a new owner should acquire. I usually tell them to look in an animal shelter to begin with, for very often there is a four-legged angel just begging for a forever home.

However, if you prefer a pedigreed dog, then consider your lifestyle, environment, the reason for having a dog,

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Pat de Korte is a dog and cat behaviour consultant. She is also the vice chairperson of the Hibiscus Kennel Club. and if you have enough time to exercise/train your dog.

A very popular breed is the Jack Russell. The Jack Russell was first bred in England in the 19th century by Reverend John Russell to run with horses in pursuit of foxes.

They are in no way couch potatoes as many owners have learned after coming home to a garden full of holes!

Every dog has certain instincts pertaining to their breed, and this little dog will instinctively chase cats, rabbits and other small creatures (we don’t have many foxes running around).

I have been called in on many occasions by owners who are in despair over what they thought was a cute little dog, only to find them holy terrors.

They need lots of exercise, open

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space, training, and above all discipline. Early socialisation is really important for these dogs to ensure they mix with children and other animals.

They can excel at agility and flyball and any fast moving game. So my advice to folks who live in apartments – don’t get a Jack Russell.

Now is the time to consider beginning training with your dog.

After being home together you will have noticed many new aspects of your dog’s behaviour that previously you missed. Why not enjoy a whole new experience of exciting games and training?

You may be delighted to see how much your dog enjoys doing new things, and a whole new fun way to enjoy yourself. Stay Safe.

WITH the lockdown came numerous restrictions and one of those is that no swimming in the beach is allowed. As we all know, it is the beginning of the sardine season and some people are at the beach on the sardine run.

These people need to exercise extreme caution, especially around slippery rocks. There are also strong rip currents which can pull even a strong swimmer out to sea.

Furthermore the shark nets have been lifted since the beginning of the lockdown.

Our message at Sea Rescue is that water is fun but it could also be very dangerous.

We do not know when the beach will be open to swimming again, but our appeal is that people should avoid swimming at the beach where there are no lifeguards. When there are lifeguards, people must swim between the red and yellow flags.

If you do not know how to swim, do not feel pressure to impress your friends.

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We still appeal to parents and adults at home to please cover or dispose of any water that they are no longer using, as they pose a great danger to children. Children should not be left unattended in the water regardless of how long.

If you need to answer a call or check on something, take the child with you. For those who have swimming pools please ensure that the pool is secured for the little ones.

All places where water is collected or stored can also be a dangerous place for a curious child.

Remember the emergency number 112 on a cell phone works with or without airtime or network.

Let us stay safe around water and protect our children from drowning.

For more information on a water safety presentation after lockdown, please contact Nkazimulo on 081 553 4230 or email nkazimulo@searescue.org.za.

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Wouter se Watergat WOUTER WILLEMSE ONS is stadig maar seker besig om na die normale terug te keer.

Oom Pottie sal binne die volgende paar dae by ons aansluit, ons is besig om ons kelners stelselmatig terug te bring, en met my volgende verslag behoort die Watergat oop te wees vir besoekende klante. Intussen het ons wegneem-etes beskikbaar totdat al die voorbereidsels vir besoekers se terugkeer getref is.

Intussen het die groot sardiensmanie ons getref. In die verre verlede, toe die sardiens so volop was soos vanjaar, het ons hier in die Watergat probeer om hulle gaar te maak op allerhande maniere.

Nogtans was dit nie juis die smaaklikste vis wat ek al in my lewe geëet het nie, hoewel dit bekend is dat die vissies uiters gesond is weens die omega-olies en hoë proteïn-inhoud. Vanjaar het ek ‘n resep by ‘n Indiërvriend gekry wat my verseker het ek sal nie teleurgesteld wees nie. En ek was nie. Indien van die lesers van die vissies vars in die hande kan kry, probeer die resep gerus.

Die geheim is ‘n marinade, en ‘n baie warm braaivuur. Die bestanddele vir die marinade is drie fyngemaalde medium-knoffelhuisies, ‘n kwartkoppie goeie olyfolie, ‘n kwartkoppie vars suurlemoensap, een teelepel gerookte Spaanse paprika, ‘n halwe teelepel vars gemaalde swart peper, twee kilo-

gram vars sardiens, binnegoed verwyder, skoongeskraap en afgespoel, fyn of growwe seesout, twee eetlepels fyngekapte pietersielie, en suurlemoenskyfies vir gebruik by opdiening.

Meng die knoffel, suurlemoensap, paprika en swart peper goed in ‘n klein bakkie.

Plaas die sardiens langs mekaar in ‘n plat skottel, en gooi die marinade oor die vissies.

Maak seker dat die marinade goed versprei word deur die vissies ‘n paar keer om te draai, en werk van die olie in die maagholtes in.

Laat die vissies 30 tot 60 minute in die marinade lê. Maak intussen ‘n vuur met baie warm kole, en laat die rooster kwaai warm word.

Haal die vissies uit die marinade, en braai hulle bros vir twee tot drie minute aan die een kant, draai hulle om en braai hulle aan die ander kant tot vyf minute lank totdat hulle goed gaar en ‘crisp’ is. Plaas die vissies oor in ‘n groot bak, strooi die sout na smaak oor en dien op met die pietersielie en suurlemoenskyfies. Die vissies moet onmiddellik na die braaiproses geëet word. Baie, baie lekker.

Ons loopstorie handel oor ‘n blondine wat apteek toe gaan. Sy koop twee pakkies balletjies mottegif. Die volgende dag is sy terug om nog te koop. “Sjoe, maar daar moet baie motte in jou woonstel wees,” sê die apteker. “Nie regtig nie,” sê die blondine.

“Ek sukkel net om hulle raak te gooi.”

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Waghond-joernalistiek Waghond-joernalistiek,” of “watchdog journalism,” sinspeel op die rol van die openbare media om die publiek in te lig oor vergrype in die samelewing.

Dit kan wissel van (geverifieerde) foto’s oor ’n Chinese student wat in protes teen magsmisbruik ’n weermag tenk probeer stuit, tot berigte oor bedrog met kospakkies.

In die Bybel lees ons van ’n boer wat deur God geroep is om ’n Bybelse “waghond joernalis” te wees.

Sy naam was Amos. Soos ’n koerant sake uit ’n bepaalde oogpunt weergee doen Amos dit ook.

Hy skryf teen die agtergrond van sy tyd.

Sy nuusberigte is egter ook vir vandag van toepassing. Regoor die wêreld is daar tekens dat mense soms met die Bybel in die hand, hulle doof hou vir die hulpgeroep van die ontmagtigdes en vir sosiale geregtigheid in die samelewing.

Daar is egter ’n verskil tussen die boek Amos en ’n koerant. Die teiken van die nuusmedia is dikwels dinge wat verkeerd, korrup en onmenslik is.

Dit is verhale wat ’n mens aangryp en skok.

Dit wat verkeerd en onmenslik in Israel

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The campaign is called KUNYE, it’s a social media campaign, with the goal to raise funds to provide bulk essentials to vulnerable households during this period of reduced, and in some cases, no income.

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was, word in verband met God gebring.

As Amos dinge in die gemeenskap uitwys wat verkeerd is, doen hy dit nie op grond van wat mense meen reg of verkeerd is nie.

Amos beoordeel menslike optrede uit God se perspektief.

Dit maak Amos vir ons ’n aktuele boek, want hier hoor ons wat ’n Mens kan Amos dan tipeer as die profeet van God se geregtigheid. Dit alles maak die boek Amos so aktueel soos vandag se koerant!

Amos 3:10 sê dat Israel van ouds, die gelowiges van ouds, geweld en verwoesting in hulle mooi huise geherberg het en nie geweet het hoe om reg te doen nie.

Daar het ’n gees van materialisme onder die mense geheers.

Buitengewone winsgrense, prysmanipulasie, neersien en slegte behandeling van andere was kenmerkend van die mense van Amos se dag.

God se mense weet van beter.

Hulle behoort voorlopers te wees as dit kom by goed doen en reg doen in die samelewing.

Wat sou Amos sê oor die rol van Christen gemeenskappe in hierdie dae van Covid-19

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Die gesaghebbende Reuters-instituut aan die Universiteit van Oxford het News24 die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar aangewys as die betroubaarste nuusbron in Suid-Afrika.

‘n Skitterende pronkveer vir News 24 JOHAN PRETORIUS

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N hierdie onsekere tye van ‘Fake News’, en ‘n stortvloed waninligting oor veral die Covid-19-pandemie, moet ‘n mens seker maak van jou nuusbronne.

En wegbly van die sosiale media wat voertuie geword het vir sameswering-spesialiste met hul eie agendas, wat deurentyd vertel hoe onbetroubaar die sg. ‘Main Stream Media’ is, en alles waarmee hulle nie saamstem nie, afmaak as ‘MSM Fake News’.

Soos ons gereeld in hierdie rubriek maan.

Die tragedie is egter miljoene mense oral op aarde, veral in Amerika en ook hier in Suid-Afrika, glo die ‘keyboard cowboys’ eerder as die gevestigde Hoofstroom-media. Veral wanneer die veelbesproke Oranjeman van Washington of Covid-19 ter sprake is.

Daarom is dit ‘n riem onder die hart om te verneem dat die geloofwaardige en gerespekteerde Reuter-instituut vir die tweede opeenvolgende jaar News24 van die Media 24-stal aangewys het as die geloofwaardigste nuusbron in Suid-Afrika. In reaksie hierop het die redakteur van News 24, Adriaan Basson, die SuidAfrikaanse publiek vir hul vertroue bedank. Hy het verwys na die horde fopnuusberigte wat die afgelope tyd hoofsaaklik uit Amerika in Suid-Afrika ontvang is en dan goedsmoeds deur die ontvanger met sy of haar sosiale mediamaats gedeel word sonder om eers te probeer om die egtheid daarvan te bepaal.

Lesers het in hierdie tyd teruggekeer na geloofwaardige nuusbronne, weg van die sosiale media af. Basson sê die fopnuusbedryf, aangevuur deur Presidente en politici op platforms soos Twitter, is ‘n werklike en onmiddellike bedreiging vir die toekoms van geloofwaardige nuus en die demokrasie. Waninligting, veral tydens ‘n wêreld-pandemie soos Covid-19, kan dodelik wees.

Dit kan gemeenskappe en maatskaplike samehorigheid verwoes, en letterlik lei tot lewensverlies.

“Daarom is dit so ongelooflik bevredigend, en rede tot nederigheid, om verlede week se digitale nuusverslag van die Reuters-instituut by Oxford oor die stand van die nuusbedryf te lees”, sê Basson.

“As ‘n redakteur, wat deurentyd deur mediakenners herinner word aan die bedreiging wat fopnuus en die sosiale media vir gehalte-joernalistiek inhou, was dit vir my verfrissend en genotvol om kennis te neem van hoe lesers wêreldwyd terugkeer na betroubare nuusbronne om hulle tydens ‘n globale krisis ingelig te hou. Die kersie op die koek was die aanwysing van News24 as die betroubaarste nuusbron in Suid-Afrika vir die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar. Dit is ‘n akkolade wat ons nie ligtelik opneem nie.”

Basson wys daarop dat News24 sowat een honderd joernaliste in diens het. Hulle is verslaggewers, subredakteurs, inhoudregisseurs,

multimedia-joernaliste en ‘n reeks afdelingsredakteurs.

Die span produseer sowat 2 500 oorspronklike berigte per maand. Hulle roem hulle daarop dat hulle die nuus eerste, en baie belangrik, korrek kry.

Hoewel die Reuters-instituut se verslag nie die periode sedert die uitbreek van die Coronavirus op 5 Maart in Suid-Afrika dek nie, was dit duidelik uit interne inligtingsbronne hoe geweldig News24 se gehoor gegroei het. In Februarie was daar bykans 850 000 unieke besoeke van nuussoekers, en sedert Maart het hierdie getal feitlik verdubbel tot 1.6-miljoen per dag.

“Die een deel van die verhaal is die ongelooflike joernalistiek wat ons span daagliks voortbring”, sê Basson, “en die ander deel is julle, ons getroue lesers, wat elke dag na ons toe kom vir inligting wat jul keuses, sienswyses en optrede bepaal. Baie dankie. Sonder julle ‘klieks’ en tyd wat hulle op ons platforms deurbring, sal News24 nie kan bestaan nie.

Dit is ‘n reuse voorreg en verantwoordelikheid. Ons neem dit nie as vanselfsprekend aan nie, en sal voortgaan om ons joernalistiek en verbruikersondervinding te ontwikkel en te verbeter.”

Basson noem voorts News24 se groeiende lesertal gebeur in ‘n tydperk van sake-onrus.

Die sirkulasiesyfers van die gedrukte media daal drasties en adverteerders sny hul bemarkingsbesteding na die verwoestende invloed van grendeltyd op die ekonomie. Dit beteken dat alhoe meer mediamaatskappye en publikasies hulle moet wend tot leser-inkomste saam met dié uit advertensies.

Die tweede, betekenisvolle bevinding van die Reuters-instituut is dat meer lesers bereid is om vir gehalte- en betroubare nuus op digitale platforms te betaal.

Enkele jare gelede was dit net die New York Times, die Wall Street Journal en sekere Skandinawiese publikasies wat die risiko geloop het om sekere berigte net vir intekenare beskikbaar te stel. Vandag is dit ‘n anomalie indien ‘n mediamaatskappy nie ‘n digitale intekenaar-opsie het nie.

Dwarsoor die wêreld, verklaar Basson, is verbruikers nou baie meer bereid om vir digitale inhoud te betaal, of dit nou rolprente, musiek of joernalistiek is. Die vertroue van lesers en hul gewilligheid om te betaal sal bepalend wees vir die volhoubaarheid en gehalte van die toekomstige joernalistiek.

Die South Coast Fever wens News24 geluk met ‘n uitsonderlike prestasie, en is trots daarop om ‘n lid van dieselfde puik joernalistieke stal van Media24 te wees.

Mag ons stryd teen die huidige plaag misleidende, onwaar en gevaarlike inligting op die sosiale media nie tevergeefs wees nie. News24 kan trots wees op sy pronkveer van die gesaghebbende Reuters-instituut, wat baie daartoe sal bydra.

SOUTHCOAST FEVER

June 25, 2020

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An increasing pandemic of gender-based violence PURNAL POONUSAMY >>Purnal.Poonusamy@media24.com

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HE scores of women and children who suffer violence and abuse at the hands of men has become so rampant that President Cyril Ramaphosa cited it as a second epidemic that the country is facing.

On a nationwide scale, at least 21 women and children have been killed in the past few weeks alone.

During his address, Ramaphosa said: “It is with the heaviest of hearts that I stand before the women and girls of South Africa this evening to talk about another pandemic that is raging in our country – the killing of women and children by the men of our country.”

“As a man, as a husband and as a father, I am appalled at what is no less than a war being waged against the women and children of our country. At a time when the pandemic has left us all feeling vulnerable and uncertain, violence is being unleashed on women and children with a brutality that defies comprehension.”

“These rapists and killers walk among us. They are in our communities. They are our fathers, our brothers, our sons and our friends; violent men with utterly no regard for the sanctity of human life,” he said.

Ramaphosa commended the work done by SAPS, as majority of the alleged perpetrators have been arrested. He further called for the courts to ensure that these criminals know that there is no place for such violence in the country.

In September last year, parliament announced an emergency response plan to combat genderbased violence and femicide said to run until the end of that financial year. Now they have in place a National Strategic Plan against GBV, with emphasis on survivors of GBV during the lockdown to have access to support and services.

This plan includes a GBV hotline, shelter and centres to provide support.

Since December 2019, ten government-owned buildings have been handed over to utilise as shelters, they have also upgrade 13 regional courts to sex offences courts and the government have also made progress towards broadening access to support for survivors.

During the address Ramaphosa ensured that

7000 evidence kits have been distributed to police stations; there are 1000 survivor friendly rooms at police stations, and many police/prosecutors/ magistrates and policy makers have undergone sensitivity training and over 3000 government employees who work with children and mentally disabled persons have been checked against the National Register of Sex Offenders.

“I want to assure the women and children of South Africa that our criminal justice system will remain focused on gender-based violence cases and that we can expect more arrests and more prosecutions against perpetrators to follow. The perpetrators of violence against women and children must receive sentences that fit the horrific crimes they commit,” said Ramaphosa.

Ramaphosa noted that the increase in these crimes occurred when the lockdown alert levels eased to Level 3 on June 1.

He further noted the abuse of alcohol as a contributing factor to these crimes but reinforced that it is not the substance itself that causes these crimes.

“If we are serious about ending these crimes, we cannot remain silent any longer. These perpetrators are known to us and our communities.

By looking away, by discouraging victims from laying charges, by shaming women for their lifestyle choices or their style of dress, we become complicit in these crimes.

I once again call on every single South African listening this evening to consider the consequence of their silence,” added Ramaphosa.

Speaking on a local scale, a communications officer for SAPS, Captain Linzi Smith said: “SAPS condemns any form of violence against women and children.

We need the community to work together with police, prosecutors and courts to ensure that those who hurt and abuse others are arrested and brought to justice. GBV does not discriminate against any person of any race, age, sexual orientation, religion or gender, can be a victim or perpetrator of GBV.” SIGNS OF ABUSE • Someone seems fearful of their partner; • Spend less time with family and friends; • Often criticised or belittled by their partner; • Partner is jealous, possessive and/or aggressive;

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CALL BABA SHOZI ON: 071 077 7534

I RECEIVED R3 MILLION IN MY ABSA ACCOUNT THROUGH THE SHORT BOYS FOR BABA SHOZI.

I am from Eastern Cape and my contact number is 071 891 6050. I requested the media to publish this testimony to appreciate what BABA SHOZI did to me by changing my life and also to inform everyone who got serious financial problems that BABA SHOZI and his Short Boys will end your financial problems and be happy again in your life like the way he ended my poverty after I read the testimonies of people thanking him and praising him for wat he has done to them by putting money in their ACCOUNTS, HOUSES, winning of LOTTO and POWER BALL and LUCKY WALLET. After contacted him I explained to him that I read the testimony of a lady that was helped by him and she received R2 million in her CAPITEC BANK ACCOUNT through the Short Boys. He promised to help me the next day to put R3 million in my ABSA ACCOUNT bcs the day I called him his Short Boys was already fully booked with other people who was seeking his help also and the next morning he called me that his Short Boys has already put R3 million in my ABSA ACCOUNT. After checking my sms in my phone I was shocked and surprised because I couldn’t believe what was happening if it was true or a dream to see a bank notification that R3 million has been deposited in my account, but until today am a happy woman together with my family because of his powerful Short Boys. Live long BABA SHOZI so that you can keep on doing this great miracles to poor people and turn their lives into a new world.

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GOOD NEWS TO ALL WITH SERIOUS FINANCIAL PROBLEMS I am a xhosa woman from Kokstad and my contact number is 0781699516 . I would like to thank BABA SHOZI for changing my life by depositing R3 million in my Capitec account by using his powerful SHORT BOYS within 3hrs only. To everyone who has financial problems dont waste your time call him now for your life to be changed also on 0710777534.

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SouthCoast Fever

25 June 2020

GET RICH EASILY WITH MAMA HALU

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WITH ALL MY HEART I THANK YOU MAMA HALU FOR CHANGING MY LIFE COMPLETELY I am from Kokstad, my cell number is 076 618 7906. I have been struggling for a long time because of financial problems that I had. I used to have a small business selling fruits in the street and staying in an RDP house for so many years without any progress of financial change in my life. I have been playing LOTTO and POWERBALL for the past 9 years hoping that one day I will win and change my life but without a single win until I bought a newspaper to read while busy selling my fruits In the street, I was very surprised after reading different Testimonies of people explaining how MAMA HALU changed their lives with different ways for them to get the money they wanted like others whose lives changed when SHORT BOYS deposited money In their account. Rats put money in their houses, the MAGIC WALLET to get R25 000 every day and winning LOTTO and POWERBALL Because I love gambling I called MAMA HALU In the evening when I was back home and I asked her to change my life. I explained to her how I’m struggling and suffering with my life. She promised to give me LUCKY numbers of winning LOTTO and within 4 hours she performed her miracles to get those Lucky numbers. After using THE LUCKY NUMBERS that MAMA HALU gave to me, I PLAYED THE LOTTO and I was very shocked and surprised to see all the Lucky numbers appearing on the draw and It was like a dream coming true and I paid 25% from the money I won to MAMA HALU and kept the rest for myself. To all those who are in serious financial problems and have been playing LOTTO and POWERBALL and never won, don’t waste your time with loosing!! It’s time for you to change your life and call MAMA HALU for help. I promise and guarantee you, you will win the lotto, guaranteed. My sister also called MAMA HALU to help her to win POWERBALL and MAMA HALU told her what to do in order to win the POWERBALL She received her Lucky numbers within 4-hours and won the POWERBALL on the Friday of that week and also my other family members and friends that I have introduced to her are now all happy. Don’t waste your time with poverty, nothing is Impossible under the sun.

CALL MAMA HALU ON: 084 426 0305

THE ONLY WAY TO LIVE A SUCCESSFUL LIFE I am a widow from Port Shepstone, KZN and my cell number is 076 854 6630. My Husband left me with a big business before he died early 2016. Due to other problems the business started to go down. I then decided to visit different Doctors, Sangomas and Herbalists for financial help but they all failed to help me until I lost everything I had. I didn’t lose hope. I then saw Testimonies of people thanking and informing other people who got serious financial problems about MAMA HALU and how she is changing the life of poor South African’s to be successful people mainly with the SHORT BOYS that deposit any amount of money you want in the bank account like one of her clients whereby the SHORT BOYS deposited R1.5million in her Capitec account within 3hrs and paid MAMA HALU only R400 000. I was interested with The MAGIC WALLET which I ordered and received it the next day and it brings me R20,000 every day, thus making R140,000 every week (7 days) and she told me to pay her R30 000 each and per week for the 2 years that I will be using. If you have Financial Problems, remember the decision to be successful is between you and yourself. Just call MAMA HALU now to help you have a successful life and your family because I witnessed this through her miracles that she did for me as I am financially stable again because I managed to reopen some of my businesses through her powerful MAGIC WALLET.

CALL MAMA HALU ON: 084 426 0305

IT’S TRUE, WITH THE MIRACLES OF MAMA HALU YOU CAN EXPERIENCE YOUR LIFETIME DREAMS I was born in Mafikeng but I live in Umzimkulu now and my contact number is 076 793 6591. For the past 5 years I have been working for the Municipality cleaning and sweeping the streets of Pretoria.

It was not easy watching people driving beautiful cars in the streets, but I kept praying that one day God will show me a way to own and drive my car because it was impossible to buy a car with the Job I had. Until one day during lunch break, I had no food and I sat down to read a Sunday World newspaper when I saw many testimonies of people praising and thanking MAMA HALU for ending their financial problems that they had before because now according to their testimonies they very successful and rich people. That is when I believed that to be rich it’s not only to have a degree or diplomas or to wake up in the morning to go to work for you to be rich. After receiving my payment from the municipality of that month I bought enough Airtime to call MAMA HALU and hear more from her. After speaking to her she promised to make me rich using SHORT BOYS to put money In my bank account and it was not easy to believe her words until she requested my banking details and told me to wait for only 3 hours.

It was a big miracle to receive a message on my phone that R1.8 million has been deposited In my account I checked and read the message notification 3 to 4 times to be sure because I thought I was dreaming but now I am rich and successful because I bought two Toyota Quantum’s to start my dream business of owning taxis and it’s going very well as I will buy a house in the third week of January through the profit that I’m getting from my taxis. I am now totally financially stable because I only paid R300 000 after I got that R1.8 million in my account. Not too late for you to be rich and successful in life. Your dream is waiting for you to make it true. Just call MAMA HALU now and experience the true miracles of your life time.

CALL MAMA HALU ON: 084 426 0305

South Coast Fever and Media24 have not verified whether any of the services or products advertised will have the desired effect or outcome. Readers will note that some of the promised results in the advertisements are extraordinary and may be impossible to achieve. Beware some of the procedures and claims advertised may be dangerous if not executed by a qualified medical practitioner. Readers are warned that they should carefully consider and verify the advertiser’s credentials. South Coast Fever and Media 24 does not accept any liability whatsoever in respect of any of the services and goods advertised.

RETIRED WHITE MAN TELLS HOW MR JIBA CHANGED HIS LIFE I am a retired teacher and i suffered a lot after my retirement. 064 015 8271. I lost everything like house ,cars and even my farmily abandon me. I came across my friend who introduces me to prophet JIBA. He got all the powers to help anyone and anywhere. To my side he help me with money in my account. I use FNB Bank and after I told him my problems he just ask my account and buy some powers which is food for short boys. I waited for about 2 hours and I saw the notification that 6 million (R6,000, 000.00) has been deposited into my account and I was so happy. I transfer R600,000.00 to his account and I started my new life doing big business like transportation and tenders. My sister was also suffering he went there and come back with the magic wallet that is giving her everyday R20,000. Don’t hesitate if you have any type of problems to call him. Cell number is 067 007 4739.

ZULU WOMAN SAW MIRACLES SHE DIDNT EXPECT Igama lam ndigu LERATO ndihlala MARITZBURG. ..inombolo yam ngu 078 831 1787. ndilahle imali eningi kwezi zangoma ezininci bezindithembisa ngoncedo. ndifunde umhlola ngo PROPHET JIBA kwi Sunday world newspaper ngabantu abafumene uncedo empilweni zabo nange nxaki zemali.

Ndithi kuni bantu base Mzansi ubaba ngenene uyanceda. Kum besekunzima ndilahlekelwe kuko konke imali; indlu yam. Ndibone I testimony kwi Sunday world ndiye ndaba nomdla woku xhumana naye ubaba JIBA kulapho andicacisele ngendlela zokwandisa imali mna ndikhethe Magic wallet, ikufakele imali engange R25,000 ngelanga. Xa uqhiba kuyifumana le mali umnika 70 000 nge veki yonke lemali isuka kwi Magic wallet. Okanye ama SHORT BOYS akufakela imali kwi account yakho Ndim bhatale okuncinci kule mali. Unazo nempuku ezizisa mali endlini Apho mbhatala 200,000 kule mali ziswe zimpuku... uyaphisa nanga manani we Lotto ubhatale 40% kwi mali oyifume. Ndi phila ubomi obumnandi nosapho lwam ngoncedo ndalu fumana ku baba. Nawe ungangomnye ofana nam ungamfonela kule number to 067 007 4739.

WITH HIS GRACE OF POWERS | SURVIVE I am a widow and mother of one child but that is not an excuse because I have everything in life .My cellphone number is 067 337 7083. I was so deep in debt with various banks, Ioan sharks and mashonisas to the extent that I went into hiding running away from these problems and one day I saw a testimony of some white guy from Sandton testifying about baba JIBA on how he was rescued from his financial woes I was so interested that I called him to verify the story and he assured me that the moment I will call baba JIBA will be the day I will say goodbye to poverty I took my phone and gave the great baba JIBA a call and explain my financial problems to him and he gave me options to which I chose the short boys to put money in my account to which I was surprised to see R5,000,000 (5 MILLION) clocking in my phone in just an hour.1 went to the bank and withdraw 10%(500,000) of that money and payed him and went straight to pay my debts ~ and everyone lowed . Today am a successful business woman living in menlyn in pretoria with a lot of businesses in the capital.

PLEASE CALL OR WHATSAPP 067 007 4739.

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FACTORY SHOP Factory shop stores in Margate e

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and Marburg

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Restaurant gives back in a big way FEVER REPORTER

across the coast has been the cry for food parcels, as a basic need to keep a family from going hungry.

Many South Coasters have heeded this call, and support came from many sources, including the well known restaurant chain Tiago’s, who also wanted to play a small role in helping those families that needed support.

Led by managing director Andrew

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ITH the challenge of Covid-19 hitting the South Coast, many families and communities have felt the downturn of the economy and reduction in jobs or the complete loss of income.

One of the biggest cries heard

Delivering one of Tiago’s food parcel donations is (from left) Andrew Ramos, Jouline O’Reilly and Andile Baqwa.

Ramos, together with his operations managers Jolene O’Reilly and Andile Baqwa, and with the help of Uvongo Spar, they put together food parcels and distributed them to families around Port Edward. “We would like to thank all South Coasters who have helped out a family in need during this challenging time and we are very fortunate to be able to help our neighbours and com-

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“Tiagos’s will continue to help out

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¼ Chicken & Chips + Full Chicken + FREE can Bashews Chips + 4 Rolls

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R1199

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Weekend

Butc uttcchher hery ry Venison patties

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5999

5999

Cooking with cauliflower florets 1kg

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Seeded burger buns 3’s

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1350

2300

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Pea dhall

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995

Himalayan pink fine salt 500g

Bakers mixed raisins 200g

Osmans Kashmir masala 1kg

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7kg potatoes

7kg orange

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3500

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100

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2295

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995

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Mixed beef forequarter

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999

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Ladismith unsalted butter 500g

5495

4995 kgg

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kgg

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