Lenasia Health Care launch a success

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ENASIANS will now have the option of going to a public clinic, to private doctors, or the newly launched Lenasia Health Care.

The much anticipated Lenasia Health Care, situated at 74 Gemsbok Street, in Lenasia Ext 1, was officially launched on February 4.

Members of the community agreed that it will ease the burden on public clinics.

A doctor and dedicated staff members will be available seven days a week to take care of the public.

This is one of the milestone achievements in the area.

The idea of the clinic was mooted by two gentlemen, Paul Reddy and Zuned Shaik.

In 2016, Zunaid Shaik was walking in the same street where the centre is today, when he came across a senior citizen who looked depressed.

He asked her what was wrong with her, and she told him she was returning home after visiting the doctor, who she said, couldn’t help her because she couldn’t afford the consulation fee, which was a bit more than the money she had.

Shaik said his heart was broken, and he told himself that he had to do something about the situation.

Paul Reddy said a project of this nature was a culmination of hard work.

He said the project was not about the money, but to give back to the community.

“We have tried our best to get more doctors on a volunteer basis. However, we received negative feedback. We approached many doctors but no one was willing to come on board. We, however, are still calling on doctors to join in and take this project forward, for the benefit of the community,”

said Mr Reddy.At the moment the centre has one

full time doctor. However, the directors have bigger plans for the centre.

Juwairiya Shaik said, “My father always envisioned helping the Lenasia community at large, and after much hard work, tiresome days and support, we are all finally here. At this clinic we aim to provide the best and most affordable health care. Together we can uplift the community.”

Patients will pay a maximum of R200 for consultation and basic medications, something which was commended by the public.

The directors also conveyed their gratitude to the donors and all volunteers for making the centre a reality. For more informa-tion contact Paul Reddy on 082 341 1257 or Zuned Shaik on084 786 0292.

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ON February 1, two men were injured when a motorbike and a cyclist collided on the Voortrekker off-ramp in Vereeniging.

ER24 spokesperson, Russel Meiring said, “Our paramedics arrived at the scene at 10:53 and find a man, believed to be in his 50s, lying next to his bicycle.

Another man, believed to be in his 40s, was lying approximately 50 metres away

next to his motorbike. Paramedics assessed the men and found

that the biker had sustained numerous injuries and was in a serious condition. The cyclist had sustained moderate injuries. The men were treated, and the seriously injured man was provided with pain-relief medication, before both were transported to the Emfuleni Mediclinic."

THE South African Police Service is embarking on a recruitment drive for individuals who are aged between 18 and 50 years old who wish to be appointed as reservists (volunteers).

Interested applicants are urged to visit the human resource management offices(HRM) of their nearest police station for application forms.

The applicants for appointment as reservists (volunteer) must meet the following requirements.

1.Must be a South African citizen. 2.Must at least be 20 years and

below 50 years of age.3.Application form must be completed in

your own handwriting, in black ink and in capital letters. (Only original application forms must be submitted - copies will not be accepted)

4.Certified copies of the following documents must be attached to the last page of the application form:

4.1 Identification document (green barcoded ID book or smart card)

4.2 Drivers licence

4.3 Certificates of all qualifications obtained (Grade 12 or senior certificate, equivalent qualifications, degrees and or diploma etc)

-Study records of all qualifications, -Testimonial of school/religious

body or current employer. -Service certificates of previous and

current employer(s), stating the kind of posts occupied.

-Full details of career history, current studies an qualification must be indicated.

4.4 Proof of residence. Application forms must be delivered by

hand at the Human resources management office of your nearest police station before Friday, February 28, 2020.

Applicants must take note that being appointed as a reservist in the South African Police Service does not reserve any right or expectation to be translated, absorbed or appointed as an employee of the South African Police Service.

Application forms are not for sale.

NQUEST and hijacking case dockets have been opened at the Rietspruit police station after a 68 year old female was found dead. Captain Thivhulawi Tshilate from

the SAPS explained that, “The 68 year old husband and his 65 year old wife were travelling along R59 Freeway when they were

stopped at an Engen Garage by bogus police using a blue lamp. The perpetrators pointed a firearm at the victims in order to steal their white Toyota Hilux Double Cab. The hijacked motor vehicle was found abandoned along the R550 Road in Zonkizizwe policing area.”

Captain Thivhulawi added that, “After a search of the area, the woman was

found dead in an open veld in Rietspruit area next to Kingsley company.”

The Sedibeng District Commissioner, Major General Zodwa Ettie Molefe, visited the scene and was angered by the ongoing brutal abuse and murder of women.

She encourages the community to work together, or to partner with the police in

fighting abuse on women and children as well as fighting crime.

Police are appealing to anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the perpetrators to contact the Kliprivier SAPS on 011 903 8205, or Captain Ezekiel Somoro on 082 778 5944.

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Biker And Cyclist Injured In Collision

Bogus police hijacked elderly couple

THE Lenasia SAPS is searching for two Coloured males and one black male, suspected of hijacking two cars on Thursday, January 30, at intersections in Lenasia.

Lenasia Police spokesperson, Captain Hector Netshivhodza, said, “Two of the suspects are believed to be carrying firearms.

The suspects are known to drive their victims to different areas before leaving them at a deserted location. The suspects also rob their victims of their personal belongings.”

Anyone with information about these crimes should contact the police on 086 001 0111, or contact the police via the MYSAPS app.

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HCC Shiv Yathra to be hosted this weekend

HCC Shiv Yathra 2020 will take place this Sunday, February 16, commencing with the Havan, at 7 am at the Gaytree Pariwar Mandir on Condor Avenue. The event will culminate at the Rameshwar Mandir on Rose Avenue. The total distance is about 6km. All organisations, temples and devotees are invited to attend and to participate with their chariots and banners.

We are looking forward to another magical and spiritual Yathra as we prepare for Maha Shivaaratri. The Yathra route includes the following Temples Darshan Points: Condor

Avenue, Gayatri Pariwar of South Africa, Sivan Gnana Sabay Sivan Koil Temple, Vishnu Mandir, Luxmi Narayan Mandiri, Shree Siva Soobramaniar Tirukoil, Bhrama Kumaris and Shree Rameshwar Mahadev Mandir. For more information contact

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ON February 1, two women, believed to be in their 20s, were seriously injured when their light motor vehicle rammed into a streetlight on theR42 Barrage Road in Vanderbijlpark.

ER24 spokesperson, Russel Meiring, said, “Our

paramedics attended to the incident at 03h25. A light motor vehicle was stationary on the centre median. One woman was seated inside the vehicle while the second woman was found near the vehicle. Parammedics assessed

the women and found that they had sustainednumerous injuries and were in a serious condition. The women were treated and provided with pain-relief medication before they were transported to the Emfuleni Mediclinic.”

ON January 28, the Johannesburg Executive Mayor, Cllr Geoff Makhubo, Memberof the Mayoral Committee Cllr Nonhlanhla Makhuba, and the Johannesburg Roads Agency launched the city's “War on Potholes” campaign.

The 60 day action plan started on January 28, and will be completed by March 28, if conditions allow.

The current status of the city’s road network is very poor.

This can be attributed to various factors such as age, traffic growth, poor drainage, and the intense rainfall experienced in the past months. The campaign is aimed at addressing the pothole repair backlog in the city.

The executive mayor said that the “War on Potholes” would take place throughout the regions.

“The city belongs to everyone who dwells in it and as a result, this is a joint effort incorporating the JRA, the Citizen Relationship Urban Management, urban inspectors and local communities. Without the involvement of our communities it will not be easy to achieve much, thus we believe in active citizenry,”said Mayor Makhubo

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Two seriously injured in collision with streetlight

T approximately 7.30 pm on Tuesday, February 4, a quick-thinking motorist thwarted an attempted hijacking during

load shedding. The motorist’s vehicle was attacked with

bricks which broke the rear window. He drove off when saw a group of

people running towards his vehicle. The motorist was unharmed and

the incident has been reported to the South African Police Services.

Quick-Thinking Motorist Foils Attempted Hijacking

WHILE it is true that learning new things can be a burden on those that embark on this quest, one does not have to break their back to gain an excellent education. Given the recent medical problems arising from children lugging around heavy schoolbags in order to be prepared for each class, Park Primary has adopted a novel way to lessen the burden on the body while strengthening the mind.

The school has purchased textbooks for each class in every subject so that their learners need not have to carry heavy textbooks back and forth.

Park Primary’s principal Mr Khan said that, “The school has been doing this for years.” He added that, “Even in particular subjects where there are more than one textbook that is used, the school has taken the expenses on themselves to ensure teachers have all the relevant learning material so that the textbook given to the child can be left at home to complete their homework.”Mr Khan has further stressed that, “This information was relayed to parents during the school’s

orientation week.” He thus encourages parents to attend such meetings, which are especially beneficial for the health of their children.

To date, a number of schools have adopted this same strategy. However, there are still many school children still shuffling around trying to fit all the relevant textbooks in an oversized bag.

This is while Park Primary leads the way for excellent solutions to back-breaking problems, thus ensuring that this school remains at for forefront of primary education in Lenasia.

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THE Community Arise & Shine Foundation (CAS Foundation) is a deep-rooted faith based organisation founded in 2017.

The foundation is located in Eldorado Park, but is recognised locally and internationally as a Spiritual Wellness Clinic. CAS Foundation fills the gap after rehabilitated service users have completed conventional programmes by rehabilitation institutions.

However, the Foundation is so much more in that they offer a very unique and innovative programme that is designed to assist each user to overcome the obstacles that hinder them. The foundations programme includes:

-Daily devotional sessions-Daily reflection workshops i.e. healing of the mind, premidated abortions, suicide and one-on-one counselling -Spiritual growth through re-enforce spiritual stability.-Peer counselling and team building

-Children’s ministry and learning facilities.-Community youth outreach (Each 1 Reach 1). After a certain level of recovery the

programme further includes skills development such as first aid, firefighting, welding, agriculture, management courses, and basic leadership. CAS also provides creative therapy workshops and much more.

The Foundation relies on community sponsorships and donations from different stakeholders to make their vision a reality.

Like many other such organisations, the CAS Foundation refuses to allowdaily challengers to hinder them. As such, the organisation has provided a 'needs list' for consideration.

These include: *Daily food and beverage requirements.*Linen and bedding items (blankets,

mattresses etc.)

*Clothing and toiletries (mother and child division). *Men’s personal needs (clothing and toiletry etc.) *Cleaning material.*Office equipment and consumables*Transport for outreach and community youth ministry*Paint and maintenance items.*Sporting and gym equipment.*As well as any other items the community are able to provide.Many of their volunteers and facilitators

are products of the very programme they use to empower others.

The CAS Foundation also participates in various awareness campaigns with the Local Drug Activist Committee (LDAC), SANCA, SAPS as well as partnerships with various intercontinental countries such as Ghana, Swaziland, Ireland, Nigeria, United States and many more.

Interested parties can contact any CAS Foundation ambassador or Ms Lucinda Mazibuko at 082 359 3394 for a tour of their facilities, or to offer help.

CAS Foundation does good things

ECENTLY, the Sizwe Development Centre in collaboration with Harambee & Tshepo 1 Million, hosted a workshop for unemployed

young people. The workshop was well- attended. It was facilitated by Nonthokizo Khubeka and his colleagues from Harambee, who could identify with, and relate to the youngsters from the disadvantaged communities in Lenasia.

All those who attended were profiled, screened and entered

onto the Harambee database.The centre currently prints CVs,

makes photocopies, offers e-mail facilities, and access to wifi, free of charge. Newspapers and other educational books and magazines are available daily for young people to peruse at leisure.

The centre offers advice and referrals, social mobilisation programmes, life skills workshops, and free accredited computer training for the unemployed. Meals are provided daily to every person attending the centre. The centre

will be inviting more governmentdepartments for the purposes of consulting with the unemployed. The Sizwe Development Centre is situated at the sports complex in Lenasia Ext 9, behind Azara School. The centre would like to thank Pastor Wesley Ebrahim and his church members at El Shammah Church in Ext 9, for opening their hearts and their doors. For more information visit www.sizwedevelopmentcentre.co.za or call the Advice Centre Officer on 073 307 9596 during office hours only.

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N November 30, 2019, the non-profit organisation, Under His Covering NPC South-Africa, held a successful search for the 2019 Top Model Mimmos South Africa, in Kempton

Park. The event featured participants in 6 different age groups, competing in 3 categories, namely: Mr and Miss Mimmos South-Africa, Mr. and Miss Mimmos South Africa – Disabilities and Special Needs, and Mr. and Miss Mimmos South Africa – Down’s Syndrome. The event included live entertainment, a beer tent, a sangria tent and varoius entertainment for the children. Prizes included crowns, medals, sashes, hampers and 33 modelling contracts. All contestants received certificates. Pizza chain, Mimmos, helped to choose a Model with a Heart, for children coping with the effects of cancer and those with special needs.

Under His Covering has long been working to enhance the lives of people from all walks of life. This includes people “who are broken, beaten, used, abused and neglected.” Under His Covering’s Project and Event Manager, Carike Pretorius, said, “The organisation is about supporting, reaching out, touching hearts, and bringing change into the lives of men, women and children who face health difficulties, as well as those who are under-privileged or abused.”

This non-profit organisation also motivates people through spreading words of encouragement. In this light, professional model, actor, and well known personality, Mohamed Vythilingam, has chosen Under His Covering as the beneficiary of his entry in the Mr and Miss Diamond Pageant, scheduled to be held on April 17 and 18 at Parliament House in Brisbane, Australia. Mohamed, and Under His Covering, will be hosting a fundraising event on March 8 at the Lenasia Civic Centre. Admission is R150 per person

which includes one drink and free ice cream. Snacks and food will be sold at the venue to raise funds.

The organisation encourages all interested parties, including businesses, to contact Carike Pretorius on 072 292 4705, to support Under His Covering NPC. Alternatively, one can contribute to this worthy cause through:

Under His Covering NPCFIRST NATIONAL BANK Cheque AccountAccount number: 62524650753Branch: WoodbridgeBranch Code: 205 609

ON January 31, the Johannesburg Central District Awards evening was held at the Nurul Islam Hall in Lenasia Extension 5. This is the brainchild of the Gauteng Department of Education. Guests included educators and learners from schools in the district that had achieved exceptional results during the 2019 academic year.

This was a proud moment for Nurul Islam School of Excellence. The school received the following prestigious awards for 2019:

-Top Independent School: Johannesburg Central District-Top Achieving School: Circuit 2

-Top Educator – EMS: Mrs. N. Motala-The school achieved a 100% pass rate in

the 2019 NSC examinations with 14 bachelor passes, which included 14 distinctions.

Nurul Islam School of Excellence owes its achievements to its dedicated SACE-qualified staff, its small classes and attention to learners’ individual requirements.

This girls’ school now boasts a multi-media laboratory and newly-fitted jungle gyms for the learners to enjoy. The school’s main focus is to develop its learners in a holistic maner and to ensure that they leave school, able to be integrated into society successfully.

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On February 8 and 9, thousands of people converged on the Masjid Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani in Lenasia Ext 13, for the 14th Annual Eid Meelad Un Nabi(SWA). Madrassa students displayed their vast knowledge of the Islamic religion. Some students also explained why they converted to Islam and its beauty. The audience enjoyed the recitation of Naats by globally acclaimed Alhaj Muhammed Owais Raza Qadri. The informative lecture was given by Khalifa-E-Mufti Aazam Hind, Hazrat Allama Abdul adi Qadri Razvi Noori from Durban. The successful event was hosted by Moulana Mohamed Naushad Alam Khan Misbahi.Moulana Mohamed thanked the audience and all the guests for making the event a success. More details will follow next week.

Attention, all former pupils of UmzintoSecondary School’s class of 1985: a 35-year reunion is currently being planned for August 8, 2020. A fantastic programme has been set out, which includes a meet and greet from 3pm and a delicious dinner at 6:30pm.

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affair will be the House of the Rising Sun in Park Rynie. “If you know of any former pupils of Umzinto Secondary’s class of ‘85, please pass on this message to them as we would like for all our friends to attend this milestone celebration,” said organisers. For ticket prices or more information, contact Don 083-230-2935 or Linda on 084-556-2549.

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Thousands of Devotes gathered at temples nationwide to carry Kavady as they celebrated the Hindu festival of Thai Poosaam. Devotees are required to carry kavadis and to observe strict physical and mental discipline. Purification of the body is a

necessity, this includes taking vegetarian meals and observing celibacy. The Rising Sun visited a few Temples in Lenasia

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THE Department of Social Development is looking for the family members/ relatives of the following children: Fredericks John Rethabile born: 2010-10-21; Fredericks Veoleta born: 2004-06-29 and Fredericks Precilla Matshediso born: 2007-07-04; the biological mother was Fredericks Delia Martha who passed away in 2018-11-01;the whereabouts of the father is unknown.Mafeto Lehlohonolo born: 2012-01-28; biological father is deceased and the whereabouts of the mother is unknown.

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THIS being Valentine’s month, the fabulous Kim Khan, CEO of Lenz FM 93.6, and her dynamic team will host a Valentine’s afternoon where 100 ladies will be spoiled with red roses, Indian Mehndi gifts, snacks, tea, coffee and entertainment. Dress code for the event is red and white.

It will all be happening at 3 pm on

February 16 (Sunday afternoon) at the Colours of India Fair, in the big white tent at the Lenasia Cricket Stadium.

Station Manager Bash Hoosein said, “We are here for the community and will support anyone who comes to our doorstep. I am proud of my dynamic team supporting all the beautiful ladies with Valentine’s love.“

An Afternoon Of Love And Celebrations With Team Lenz FM 93.6The Al Jeem Foundation invites all

prospective Hujjaj and their families to the screening of its Hajj Documentary. The event will be hosted at 7 pm, on February 14, at the Lenasia Cricket Stadium.

Community members must bring along their picnic basket. The event is open to all those preparing to undertake the spiritual journey of a lifetime.

For more information contact Sumayya on 082 697 5144 or Mehnaaz on 082 724 0000.

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THE College of Modern Montessori, established in 1981, in the United Kingdom, specialises in training students in the Montessori Method, which is based on the teachings of Maria Montessori.

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Bellevue Football Club is hosting its Annual Open Day on Sunday March 1, 2020 at the Lenasia Soccer stadium starting from 9 am to 1 pm. The event also provides an opportunity for girls and boys interested in playing club football to try out for Bellevue F.C.

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Bellevue Football Club’s 2020 goal is to establish a ladies team as well.

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“I felt like a kid with no bur-den out there.”

Temba Bavuma certainly backed up those words with a serene,

match-winning 98 in the Proteas’ seven-wicket victory over England at Newlands on Tuesday, Feburary 4.

The diminutive right-hander was an outstanding foil for skipper Quinton de Kock, with whom he shared a record 173-run second wicket partnership.

Yet even though Bavuma looked at ease, he admitted the past month has been difficult for him after an injury and then being dropped for the Test series, which led to an explosion of debate over race and transformation in local cricket.

“Yes, I am black, that’s my skin. But I play cricket because I love it. I’d like to think the reason I am in the team is because of performances I have put forward in my franchise side, and also for the national team, when-ever I have been able to,” he said.

“It has been hard. It’s not so much the dropping part, all players get dropped, everyone goes through slumps of not scoring well. The awkwardness and uncomfortability from my side is when you are thrown into talks of transformation.”

Indeed, Bavuma feels that the debate over transformation in South African cricket remains skewed.

“The one thing that irks me is when you are seen through the eyes of transformation,” he said.

“When you do well, transformation is not spoken about but when you do badly, transformation is thrown at the top of the agenda. I have a serious problem with that. We’ve got to be able to take the good with the bad. If transforma-tion is bad when black African play-ers are not doing well, then when we are doing well, let’s also recognise transformation for what it’s done.”

While he played himself back into the South African side by making a career-best 180 for the Highveld Lions a few weeks back, Bavuma also cred-ited the influence of national bat-ting consultant Jacques Kallis.

“Jacques has been hands-on with most of the batters. He has been very open to sharing his knowledge and his expertise in batting. It’s been a breath of fresh air working with him. Technically, there’s no-one who knows better than him. It’s been wonderful working with him.”

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