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MOST HOUSE ROBBERIES IN SA recorded in KwaDukuza JYOTHI LALDAS

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waDukuza has the most residential robberies in the country.

The town also features in the top 30 stations for several serious crimes including murder, attempted murder, trio crimes (house robbery, business robbery and vehicle hijacking), contact crimes, assault GBH, robbery with aggravating circumstances, robbery at non-residental premises and burglary at residential premises.

This is according to the crime statistics for the first quarter of the 2021/22 financial year which was released last week.

It states that robbery at residential premises in KwaDukuza increased from 32 in the previous quarter to 70 now.

Contact crimes - these include murder, attempted murder, sexual offences, assault with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm, common assault, common robbery and robbery with aggravating circumstance - increased by 41.8%, placing KwaDukuza at number 22 out of the top 30 stations in the country.

Commenting on the statistics, local crime fighting organisation Crime Stop UkuKusiza chairperson Aresh Singh said homes are soft targets especially for opportunistic criminals.

“That being said, even though the numbers are high, if there was no intervention by local crime groups, security companies and the community, the numbers would be higher.”

He attributed the increase in crimes to a lack of man power at the KwaDukuza Police Station.

“There is a shortage of vehicles and manpower.

“KwaDukuza SAPS services a very large area to have such limited resources. That is why when it came down to the unrest, the communities were left to defend themselves.

“Until the police unite with local organisations and security companies, the crime rate is highly unlikely to come down.”

He added that another problem this creates is vagrants, referred to as “paras”, who are not prosecuted for their petty crimes and become more brave.

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businesses uncertain about their future JYOTHI LALDAS

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uly’s civil unrest combined with the unrelenting Covid-19 pandemic has ravaged business sentiment and created significant uncertainty in the iLembe District.

Business confidence across all sectors in the district is at an all time low according to the 2021 mid-year iLembe Business Confidence Index (iBCI) survey report compiled by the iLembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Tourism, in partnership with Enterprise iLembe (EI).

The report aims at providing a biannual picture of business confidence in the iLembe District, as well as an overall business outlook.

Of the responding businesses, 86% said that they were impacted on by the unrest, resulting in job losses estimated to be in excess 1300. Damages to businesses and stock losses are estimated to be in excess of R1.5 billion.

The report also revealed that local businesses are not convinced that the destructive impact of the pandemic and the unrest, on the region’s economy will improve significantly over the next six months.

The tourism, catering, accommodation and property management sector has been the hardest hit, according to the report.

“Having felt the full brunt of the pandemic induced economic restrictions, including limitations brought about by Risk Adjusted Alert Level 4 implemented from June 28 to July 25, and then the safety and security concerns, and travel disruptions brought about by the unrest, this added to the distress of businesses’ continued struggle to plot an escape from the dire state of this sector,” the report reads.

The main concern raised by businesses was the need to attract local and international tourists back to the North Coast and to reassure them that it is a safe destination, said Chamber chief executive, Cobus Oelofse.

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Chamber chief executive, Cobus Oelofse. and postponement of the Ballito Pro, is a body blow for the sector, and the end of the road for many businesses therein,” Oelofse said.

Some of the comments by survey participants paints the picture of an all-important local industry on its knees.

“The stop-start of the Covid-19 lockdowns is playing havoc on cashflow and a normally very profitable, well-run business is floundering,” said one participant.

Another survey participant said: “Short timed staff have applied for TERS – high rates, taxes and water costs and not able to pay suppliers. Help please.”

The Chamber and EI concluded that a combination of a resolute political leadership intent on reassuring the private sector of an improved and supportive business and investment environment, speedy relief to affected businesses, and an improved trajectory of the vaccine rollout will help the regions business recovery timetable.

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C-19 cases rise in KZN KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane has sounded alarm bells over “Covid-19 fatigue,” warning that people can ill-afford to be complacent in the face of rising new infections.

As new Covid-19 cases soared beyond the 4 000 mark on Saturday, Simelane expressed her concern that many people now appeared to be taking the pandemic for granted, to the point where they had stopped taking non-pharmaceutical measures, such as the wearing of masks, washing their hands with soap and water or hand sanitiser, and practicing social distancing.

Simelane said: “We know that, perhaps because we talk about Covid-19 on a daily basis, people may feel like they’re growing ‘tired’ of consuming this information. But the truth is that things are really getting bad.

“We’ve been saying in the past months that we were not in the third wave… and it seemed as though when it would eventually come, we would not be hit that hard.

“But in the past two weeks or so, we’ve seen an exponential growth in the number of new daily infections, which is extremely concerning.”

In Monday’s 24-hour reporting period, KZN had 2 542 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 456 693.

Simelane said: “Instead of the numbers going down, they’re rising. That is why we are pleading with the people of this province to adhere to non-pharmaceutical measures.”

Among other observations that have been noted, she said when Covid-19 was still new, hand sanitiser was everywhere and everyone was using it. “But now, it appears that we’ve let our guard down.

“We really need to go back to that vigilance of old. When we have meetings, let us adhere to the stipulated regulations.”

She also urged the public to acknowledge the even more contagious nature of the new Covid19 variant that is dominant in South Africa, and take the necessary precautions.

“Scientists have told us that the Delta virus that we are dealing with is a lot more infectious.

That is manifesting in the high rate of infections among young people and at schools.

“We are seeing a lot of people dying because of Covid-19. It’s something that we all should be worried about.

“Let us not fool each other by pretending that Covid-19 doesn’t kill. It is here, and it is deadly.

“Let us look after ourselves, and follow all non-pharmaceutical measures, and not wait until we need to go to hospital.

“Look after yourself now; and minimise unnecessary movement and visits.”

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KZN Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane.

Meanwhile, with “Ama-2000” (people born around the turn of the millennium) having started vaccinating on Friday, Simelane said she found vaccine enthusiasm among this cohort both encouraging and exciting.

More than 1,8 million people have now been vaccinated in KwaZulu-Natal since the programme started earlier this year, and — in a bid to grow numbers — the province is now diversifying its vaccination strategy by adding drivethrough vaccination sites to minimise the congestion of people, as well as vaccinating people at churches, taxi ranks and tribal courts, to mention but a few.

Referring to the vaccination of “Ama-2000,” the MEC said: “As a province, we are 100% ready to vaccinate these young people.

“They are the future, and if you do not protect them, it is tantamount to not taking care of the future.”

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Search for six-year-old missing at sea continues on North Coast JYOTHI LALDAS

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he search for a six-year-old boy who is missing at sea, presumed to have drowned on Saturday, is still ongoing on the North Coast.

According to KwaDukuza lifeguard superintendent, Bongani Xulu the boy and his mother went for a swim at the unprotected Zimbali beach on Saturday.

“They were advised by the security and lifeguard that the beach was unprotected and not to swim there but they proceeded.

“The shore break was quite big and the mother and child lost their footing and were swept out.”

He said the mother was able to swim back to shore with assistance.

“Unfortunately she lost the child and he is yet to be located.”

He said the family are not local and were visiting from Pretoria.

Xulu said they likely did not have

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who are searching from Tongaat River going south.

“IPSS Medical Rescue, together with various units, services and community members, continue the search for a six-year-old child who was swept out to sea and is presumed to have drowned. Aircraft, drones, foot patrols and water craft are once more being used to try and

Emergency services on scene at Zimbali beach on the KZN North Coast, where the search for a six-year-old boy missing at sea continues. much knowledge of the North Coast beaches and how dangerous it can be.

Speaking to the Weekly on Monday, Xulu said the search, which has been ongoing since Saturday, had to be suspended at 12pm (Monday) due to poor weather conditions.

“We have been searching from 6am everyday since Saturday, however, we have had no luck. We are hopeful that the child’s body will surface later today or tomorrow.”

He said if the child’s body does not surface the search will continue for the full 10 days as is the protocol for all sea searches.

IPSS Medical Rescues advanced life support paramedics, together with IPSS Search and Rescue division, SAPS Search and Rescue as well as the NSRI continued the search for the missing boy on Tuesday.

They were joined on Monday by eThekwini lifeguards and Metro police

locate the child, unfortunately with negative results thus far,” said IPSS Medical Rescue’s Paul Herbst.

During the night NSRI coast watchers, local security members and Ballito and Zimbali community members conducted shoreline patrols.

The search was still ongoing at the time of going to press.

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PARENTS WORRY about children raised during pandemic JYOTHI LALDAS

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ith limited exposure to social engagements, the Covid-19 pandemic could have lasting effects on the youngest members of society.

Children, especially those born in the past two years, have been at a great disadvantage having been in the midst of the coronavirus induced lockdown for most if not all of their lives.

With most care facilities for younger children closed and various Covid-19 protocols in place, such as mask-wearing and social distancing at daycare centres and schools, many parents have opted to limit their children’s exposure to such social situations.

Jacintha Murugan, mother to a twoyear-old girl, told the Weekly that her daughter’s social interaction with others has been basically non-existent.

“My little girl was born in July 2019. She was eight months old when Covid-19 came along. She had just started exploring and getting to really know and recognise people when we had to go into lockdown.”

Murugan said since then the various stages of lockdown, the limitations on social interaction and the surges in Covid-19 cases, has meant that out of fear for her child’s safety, she has been mostly isolated from people.

“She knows us, her parents, and her grandparents and nanny and a few imme-

diate family members and friends, but that is it. She has barely met, let alone played with other children because she has no siblings, and we are too scared to expose her to other children. At this age they don’t understand it’s not okay to hug and play closely and our girl is very affectionate so it’s very risky.”

Murugan said she worries that this kind of lack of social interaction with other children will do more harm than good in the long run.

“I worry that she might not know how to play with other children because she is only ever surrounded by adults. I worry that she won’t learn how to share and be empathetic to others her own age. We do our best to show her and teach her, but we all know children learn from experience and so far, her experience has been really limited. She has been around cousins less than a handful of times and they seemed to get along, but it was mostly parallel play.”

Another mother, who asked not to be named, said her son who is just under the age of two, prefers to play on his own or with adults even if there are children around.

“For the longest time he had not been around children, pretty much since birth.

He grew up playing with me and his caregiver and mostly on his own. We recently started to visit our relatives who also have children, two boys.

“We decided to make the visits regular so the kids are socially exposed, obviously taking all the precautions we need. But I noticed over the last two or three visits he would be excited at first and then a few minutes later just go off on his own to play or come to my husband or I.” She said she thinks the lack of social interaction throughout his young life has impacted his idea of socialising.

“I don’t think he understands the idea of other children like him and the idea of playing together. He seems to have become a loner and I am concerned that this will carry throughout his life.”

Speaking to Weekly, on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the social and overall development of children, Dr Anusha Lachman, board member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP), said worries expressed by parents are valid.

“Because children are not living their normal developmental milestones out like they should, parents should be worried. But the question is what do you do about it?

“We can’t help the fact that children are at risk, that we have lockdowns, that Covid is really spinning everything we know out of control. And so, I want to encourage more, yes they are worried about their children’s development, socially and cognitively and overall, but there are things that they can continue to do that is helpful. That is providing the best kind of care they can in the circumstances, that means being present and available and

being sensitive to the fact that children are more needy and needing more attention because they are missing out school and social engagements.”

Speaking about the possible effects of such isolation, Dr Lachman said: “We don’t know. We don’t have long enough studies, it’s a new era, it’s the whole world over. People are trying to investigate it but we are only going to be able to see in a few years’ time what impact this had on children being isolated so early, not going into early learning centres, not going to creches, not socialising. We have yet to see what the long term effects would be.”

Speaking about how it could impact children's social development, Dr Lachman said: “We can see that children who are not engaging in peer group activities, or not socialising like they could, not going to school, are missing out on that opportunity to hone in on their developmentally required skills, so how do they learn to share, to interact, to respect feelings, to make friends, to manage playground challenges, negotiate those tasks that children need to.

“Those are going to have an impact on how they socially respond as they grow older but there is always time for recovery, there is always time for us to rehabilitate. It doesn’t mean because they have missed out on all of this, then they are now doomed for life. I think that children are resilient enough to adjust.”

She advised parents to ease the stress on themselves to be better prepared to navigate these times with their children.

“By making sure that they are mentally well and their anxieties are under control and their ruminations, concerns and sort of obsessions around stuff is managed better, children will be able to take their cue from adults in the home. So if adults are mentally not able to cope and adapt because of multiple losses, jobs, people dying and feeling stressed out then the child feels stressed out.

“The best help would be for parents to reflect on their own mental state and get help and support. The best a parent can do for a child is to make sure that they provide a good example of being able to recognise when things are not going well, when they stressed out and to seek help appropriately. That will help, small children especially, to buffer the burden of the pandemic.”

child is Nomthandazo Nkosingiphile Hlongwa, she is deceased.

- The natural father of Mchunu Sphesihle (15).

The natural mother of the child is Mchunu Nokuthula Sindisiwe, she is deceased.

- The natural parents of Garrett Spies (15). The natural mother of the child is Jacoba Wilhelmina Logie and the natural father is Nathan Richard Schoeman.

Anyone with information please contact the social worker, Miss S. Mkhize.

- The natural father of Andiswa Syethemba Msomi born 14 April 2010, the natural mother was Snenhlanhla Happiness Msomi, died on the 7 November 2011.

- The natural father of Higella Ayanda Ndebele born 7 December 2006 and Yassin Ndebele born 13 August 2008. The natural mother was Nokuthula Zanele Ndebele, she died on 28 October 2019.

- The natural parents of Ntombizonke Khumalo born 18 July 2006. Both parents are un-

known to the Child Welfare.

Anyone with information please contact the social worker, Miss J. Shabalala.

- The natural father of Sihe Andile Magwaza born 13 May 2010. The natural mother is the late Nokwethemba Carol Magwaza. The alleged natural father is Lucky Mthethwa.

- The natural father of Khulekani Sphiwe Nxumalo born 29 May 2012. The natural mother is Ngenzeni Nxumalo. Anyone with information please contact the social worker Alice Mahlangu.

- The natural father of Siphokazi Mngomezulu born 24 April 2008. The natural mother is the late Zinhle Mngomezulu.

- The natural parents of Simanga Mabuza born 25 November 2011.

- The natural father of Sifiso Sylvester Ncama born 10 July 2012. The natural mother was the late Goodness Ntombikhona Ncama.

Anyone with information please contact the social worker, Miss A Mahlangu. – Supplied.

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Notice: Please help find the following people KwaDukuza Child Welfare is searching for the following natural parents. Should anyone have information on any of the listed individuals, please contact the relevant social workers on 032 551 2129.

- The natural parents of Amahle Shezi born 9 March 2007.

- The natural mother of Mandlokwakhe Mdletshe born 16 March 2011, Kuhlekwanele Mdletshe born 17 August 2013 and Snenhlanhla Mbonambi born 23 September 2016. The natural father Good-enough

Mandlakayise Mbonambi is deceased.

- The natural father of Phumzile Mthembu born 28 June 2015 and Phiwayinkosi Gcina Mthembu. The natural mother is Makhosazana Nomusa Mthembu.

- Siphokazi Ndzimbovu the natural mother of Precious Brightfuture Ndzimbovu born 14 June 2016.

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- The father of Sbongakonke Snakhokonke Nhlumayo born 13 July 2014, the father is Bhekani Mawoh Nhlumayo. The natural mother Tholakele Cynthia Tshunda is deceased.

Anyone with information please contact the social worker, Mrs S. Ndaba.

- The natural father of Siyabonga Mfunzwa (16). The natural mother of the child is Mfunzwa Dudu Gloria, she is deceased.

- The natural father of Nomcebo Monica Sinyala (16). The natural mother of the child is Sinyala Hleziphi Theodorah, she is deceased.

- The natural parents of Aphiwe Thandolwethu Msomi (10). The natural mother is Msomi Zinhle, the natural father’s name is unknown.

- The natural father of Siphokazi Minenhle Mchunu (11). The natural mother of the child is Mchunu Portia Pretty, she is deceased.

- The natural father of Thamsanqa Phethokuhle Hlongwa (11). The natural mother of the

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PLACES to visit on the

KZN NORTH COAST

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taycations and day trips have become the preferred getaways among South Africans since Covid-19 came and confined people to their homes for months on end.

From booking air tickets to foreign lands and preparing for different people, languages and climates, to booking Airbnbs in the town an hour away, the pandemic has made South Africans embrace the Sho’t Left ideology of visiting places “around the corner”.

Durban freelance travel journalist David Hughes, who is all about embracing the quick retreat, shared some of his North Coast destination highlights with the Weekly.

“Being a Durbanite means that the beautiful North Coast, with its rolling sugarcane fields and leisure areas, is close by - ideal for a quick retreat from the city.”

He said despite the “urban sprawl” with residential areas in Umdloti, Ballito and Salt Rock having mushroomed during recent years, “the North Coast is a very special area to enjoy a breakaway holiday, whether one hails from KZN or from further afield”.

Speaking about where to stay, he described Salt Rock as having a laid-back, tropical beach atmosphere along the Indian Ocean.

“Beautiful wide sandy beaches, great for families. The caravan park is still there (an old landmark), and the wellknown Salt Rock Hotel still courts prominence over the beach.

They run regular specials, especially for pensioners, so do not miss out on those should you qualify. Weekend specials are still also very popular. This hotel, like others along the coast, offer a shuttle service from King Shaka International Airport - another handy tip to know.”

Moving on to Ballito, Hughes said: “Quite a busy little town these days, but once you drive down from the shopping malls and business centre near the highway, the beachfront happily has retained its wonderful charm. In recent years a boardwalk has been set up as an enticing promenade along the beachfront, and good to know that it is wheelchair friendly.”

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He said there are several restaurants and pubs by the main beach section to sample.

“Another landmark hotel for the coast is La Montagne at Ballito. You do not have to organise timeshare since rooms are available on a regular hotel basis. Self-catering facilities are present in every room, but the hotel boasts a delightful coffee shop style restaurant, overlooking the lido deck area.”

Moving closer to Durban, Hughes describes Umhlanga as the “big centre” of the North Coast.

“Numerous new hotels have sprung up in the Gateway area in Umhlanga. These styles of establishments are most suitable for either the leisure or business traveller. However, the seafront in Umhlanga ‘old village’ as the locals refer to it, retains somehow an old-world charm. Should bed and breakfast take your fancy, Cathy’s Place, run with traditional Irish charm by Cathy Mocke and her team, is hard to beat. Another option is Anchor’s Rest, run by Peter and Cilla Rose. Their establishment offers an excellent breakfast, and quite a wide range of accommodation styles, arranged in a lovely garden setting. It is a peaceful oasis.”

Speaking abut the best hotel options, Hughes said: “On the beachfront itself would have to be Red Carnation Hotels famous Oyster Box Hotel. So much has been written about this superlative venue but one can only add that the sheer delights of the entrance lobby (with free champagne) to the views from the ocean terrace or the cosy Lighthouse Bar upstairs offer the best hotel facilities in these parts.

“One has to be forever grateful that this ‘grand dame’ was virtually rebuilt and beautifully preserved in recent years.

For that reason, even if you are going to enjoy a meal, reservations are necessary, as all venues of the hotel remain perennial favourites with both locals and tourists alike.”

Hughes final tip: “The cheerful and friendly team found at the office of Umhlanga Tourism can assist you with any enquiries for Umhlanga and all of the North Coast leisure areas. They are situated conveniently at Shop1A, Chartwell Centre in Chartwell Drive, Umhlanga.” Reach them through e-mail: info@umhlangatourism.co.za or call 031 561 4257.

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Some of these foods have the ability to give the body an antioxidant boost. This includes several fruits, vegetables and grains such as oats, sorghum, ginger, cinnamon and broccoli, which can be easily worked into one’s favourite meals.

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CINNAMON Loaded with antioxidants, cinnamon is a spice that you can easily add to baked delights or creamy hot breakfasts. Not only is it super tasty, but it also acts as an antiinflammatory agent, helping fight off common colds and kill off bacteria. There are many ways to get a healthy serving of cinnamon into your daily diet.

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