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Vol. 32 No 25 June 20, 2018COPIES
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Foresthaven Secondary School pupils, amongthem matriculants who were about to write theirMathematics examination, were left traumatisedand fearing for their lives after being rushed tothe school grounds following a bomb threat, lastThursday.At around 8am, the school received a call statingthat an explosive device was placed on theschool premises. The school then invoked theschool’s standard emergency evacuation plan
and pupils were assembled in the schoolgrounds.While the nervous pupils waited at the assemblypoint and concerned parents gathered outsidethe school, Phoenix SAPS, Metro Police, localsecurity companies and the SAPS BombDisposal Unit had arrived. After a thoroughinspection of the school by bomb disposalexperts and sniffer dogs which took hours, nodevice was discovered and the all clear was
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Pupils assembled at the grounds waiting for the bomb disposal dog to complete his search.
given for the school to return to normal.Management at the school decided to postponethe Mathematics exam until Thursday, June 21.The school was dismissed at 11am with pupilsclaiming that they were afraid to return to classafter the bomb threat. No injuries were reportedduring the ordeal.A number of parents assembled outside theschool gates and expressed dissatisfaction withthe incident. “There is always a problem at thisschool. Pupils walk all over the teachers andcreate incidents to skip school. They can oftenbe found hanging in the area long before schoolcloses for the day,” said a concerned parent. Principal of the school, Mrs N Naidoo,addressed the assembled parents. “When we
received the call about the bomb threat, we hadto take precautions. We suspected it could havebeen one of the matric pupils trying to get out oftoday’s exam, but we had to take the requiredprecautions to evacuate the school and call in theSAPS. These calls cannot be ignored.”Communications officer of Phoenix SAPS, CptLouise Naidoo, said, “The school received ananonymous call about an explosive device plant-ed in the school yard. The SAPS Bomb Squadand the bomb disposal dog were dispatched tothe scene. A thorough search was conducted andno bomb was detected. Bomb threats are takenvery seriously. Calling in false bomb reports isan offence.”
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Little Ariana Faith Girran (pictured) needs your help. Theyoung child has been fighting an incurable conditionsince birth. The parents, who are former residents ofPalmview, appeal to the community to aid their little girlin raising funds for her treatment.Ariana was born at 28 weeks gestational. Having hadHypoxia at birth, resuscitation took place for 10 minutes
which led to Ariana having an incurable condition calledArrested Hydrocephalus. She is now three-years-old andhas Diplegic Cerebral Palsy, Autism, and a SensoryProcessing disorder.“Ariana is an extremely bubbly and happy child wholoves playing, socialising and dancing when her conditionallows her to. It’s heartbreaking to see my little child fight
justt og e tt h r o u g hthe day, butheartwarming tosee how hard she triesand how positive she is,” said Ariana’s mother, Nelisha Girran.Hydrocephalus and Cerebral Palsy have no cure but there are treat-ments available. Stem cell transplants via the child’s bone marrow are
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The rise of crime in Trenancemanor hasmobilised members of the community to form acrime forum who will work closely with the
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SAPS in fightingcrime. Community activist,AM Dawood, togeth-er with a team of ded-icated representativesfrom Wintermanor,B r a n c h m a n o r ,R o m a n m a n o r ,Postmanor andMidmanor, launcheda forum and will beholding a publicmeeting at theBranchmanor playloton Saturday, June 23at 2pm.Mr Dawood is callingon residents ofTrenancemanor in allroads to attend thisimportant meeting.“We have also invitedthe SAPS and coun-cillors to attend thispublic meeting thatwill assist us in fight-ing crime,” he said. For further informa-tion, contact AMDawood on 084-505-3808.
an option, however, this is not done in SouthAfrica.Ariana is at the physical stage now where shehas outgrown her pram and needs a buggy, aspecial needs stroller in order to get around.The little child also needs communicativedevices and various kinds of therapy. She ispreparing for a major operation when sheturns five. She will receive a SelectiveDorsal Rhizotomy by a neurosurgeon inConstantia, Cape Town.Girran said, “We are appealing to the com-munity of Phoenix to help our little girl, notonly with donations but also in volunteeringtime and assisting in fundraising events. Weare currently planning two fundraisingevents.” Anyone interested in donating theirtime to aid the fundraising efforts or wouldlike to make donations, contact NelishaGirran on 076-782-9064.
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A family inRoundfern, Phoenix,has come under attackby a swarm of beeswhich have made theirhive in their back yard.The bees have been
responsible for sting-ing family membersmultiple times andhave even killed thefamily’s pair of pit-bulls.S ix ty-s ix-year-o ldhomeowner KathijaMohamoed said thecreatures have been aclear and present dan-ger since their hivewas discovered in alarge tool box at theback of the homemonths ago.“The horrible insectshave been tormentingus. My son and I havebeen stung multipletimes. Yasseen is men-tally challenged andreacts with panic tothe stings,” saidMohamoed.The bees are alsoresponsible for thefatal attack on the theirdogs as well as theneighbour’s dog. “Mybeloved pitbulls weretaken from me by thebees. Earlier this year,one on my dogs wascurious about thebuzzing sound in thebox and went over toinspect it. The beesmust have thought itwas a threat becausethey attacked andstung him mercilessly.My other dog rushedto his side and also gotstung in the mayhem.They swarmed mydogs, which tried toget away by runninginto my neighbour’syard. The bees just fol-
lowed him andattacked the neigh-bour’s dog as well. Allthree pets were leftdead.”Mohamoed also point-ed out that the beeskilled a number ofstray animals andbirds who wanderedtoo close to the toolbox.The family said theymade multipleattempts to remove thebox themselves butwere unsuccessful.“The bees are tooaggressive. We can’tremove them our-selves nor can weafford the price askedby professional animalhandlers and are left tosuffer with theseinvaders,” she said. Theunis van Derdyver,vice president at SAPest ControlAssociation, said,“Bees are a very sensi-tive matter. Bees areessential to our envi-ronment for the properpollination of plants.As such they are pro-tected and hives can-not be destroyed, onlymoved. Adding to theproblem is that beesare aggressive territor-ial animals. To removebees, it is best to callin a professional beekeeper who willsmoke out the hiveand capture the queenbefore safely movingher to another loca-tion. If unwanted beesare found on yourproperty you couldmix dish washing liq-uid and water to asoapy consistencythen place the mixturein a spray bottle and
Thirty-nine-year-old Yasseen Mohamed points at the box whichcontains the bee hive at his Roundfern home.
Swarm of bees terrorisefamily, kill three dogs
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Local Phoenix musician, RonnieSigamoney, will be releasing a new CDentitled, ‘Originals by RonnieSigamoney.’ The 44-year-old Sunfordresident is known for the release of hisfirst CD during his incarceration formurder and attempted murder.In 2000, Sigamoney was convicted ofmurder and attempted murder stem-ming from a heated argument. Duringhis time in prison, Sigamoney put hisskills with a guitar to good use support-ing his family while serving his sen-tence. “Growing up in Chatsworth and laterPhoenix in the 70’s, still teenagers andbefore the luxuries of social media andtelevision, our pass time as friends wastoo meet and play the guitar whilesinging the latest songs which welearned to play. I was just learning toplay the guitar at the time. I came upwith some catchy songs. I sang aboutmy friends, my late brother and the
experiences of my youth. Through theyears, I’ve kept writing music eventu-ally writing around 60 songs which I
called my silly songs,” saidSigamoney.During his incarceration, Sigamoneyhad time to focus on creative pursuits,developing a custom made air brushpump. He began creating greetingcards and other artwork which weresold to pastors visiting the prison. Itwas during this time that Sigamoneyalso focused on his music, working onhis first CD - a gospel album releasedin 2007. It is through sale of his art-work and his CD that Sigamoney wasable to provide money to his familywhile incarcerated. “I am hoping tocomplete four more CDs so that mylyrics and tunes will be rememberedlong after I’m gone. That is my dream,”said the musician.Sigamoney will be giving away fivecopies of his new CD ‘Original.’ Forfurther information, contactSigamoney on 078-644-7771.
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The Durban HinduTemple, in associa-tion with the SouthAfrican Hindu MahaSabha and the ShreeSanathan DharmaSabha of South
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Africa, is hosting itsfirst youth confer-ence to commemo-rate its 120th anniver-sary as well celebrat-ing the MandelaCentenary at itspremises in SomsteuRoad on June 23, at8am. The theme for thisconference is ‘Takingthe legacy forward:Past, Present, Future,’which is aimed atpromoting Hinduism,Indian languages,culture and heritage.In keeping with thetheme surroundinglegacies, the speakers
will take a closer lookat the values inspiredby Nelson Mandelaand how it corre-sponds with the prin-ciples of Hinduism. This global iconacknowledged Hinduinfluence in some ofhis ideals. “We arecommitted to build-ing bridges and help-ing to embrace all ofhumanity under oneumbrella and moveforward in strengthand confidence to abetter future,” saidNelson Mandela whowas referring to theHindu concept of
V a s u d h a i v aKutumbakam – theworld is one family.According toMadiba, “We shouldtake pride in the epicstruggles that werefought by the youth…That heroism isrequired in evengreater measuretoday; the heroism tobuild, to learn, toimprove skills, and tounite the nation. Thefuture is in yourhands. Build itthrough hard worktoday.”A special feature ofthe conference focus-
es on creating aware-ness about thescourge of drugs.As the future oftomorrow, the youthare encouraged tostand firmly behindpromoting the Hinduculture and thegrooming of theIndian language.Year after year, com-munity centres andreligious organisa-tions excel in restor-ing the developmentof our Mother tonguein such early years ofthe Indian communi-ty, however, interestin Hinduism as awhole does not haveto stop there. The youth of todayhave a dynamic placein Hinduism, leadingto knowledgeableand confident indi-viduals who candirectly communi-cate about variousliving aspects ofDharma. Comprisingof varied age groups,all with one set ofprimary goals, theconference serves toprovide a platform toenlighten youngminds aboutHinduism andexchange ideas ofdifferent levelstowards a brighterfuture for Hindus inSouth Africa.The conferencewhich will be at theDurban HinduTemple, 24 Somtseuroad, Durban on June23, from 8am, is free,but pre-registration isessential. Send yourdetails (name/ sur-name/ contact num-ber/ organisation youbelong to/ address ofthe organisation) [email protected]/[email protected] before June20, or call Vinny bhaion 031-332-2848.
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It was a scene of chaosalong Flanders Drive,Mt Edgecombe lastFriday after threevehicles have beenextensively damagedand four people havebeen left fighting theirinjuries in hospitalafter a collision thatinvolved all threevehicles. Paramedicsfrom a local securitycompany stopped toassist when they wereflagged down bymotorist seeking med-ical assistance. Thepatients were sta-bilised on scene andtransported to GandhiMemorial Hospitaland NetcareUmhlanga by twoambulance services.According to witness-es, a white Mitsubishi
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A 74-year-old grandmother and her familywere attacked by four armed robbers in MtEdgecombe, last Friday. The Reaction UnitSouth Africa Operations Center in Phoenixreceived a call from a man seeking immedi-ate response as his family was being held upby armed suspects.
Security officers, paramedics and a searchhelicopter were dispatched to the GolfEstate and upon arrival were informed that
balaclava-clad suspects, armed with pistols,had forced their way into the home aftertampering with the driveway gate.
The SAPS and several other private compa-nies responded swiftly to the scene. The sus-pects fled prior to arrival of the first respon-ders and at that stage it was believed thatthey had fled on foot. The helicopter thenconducted a search for the suspects but waslater re-routed after information was
received that the getaway vehicle was possi-bly a white Mercedes-Benz C-class.The 74-year-old woman was treated by para-medics after she suffered an anxiety attack.She informed officers that one suspect hadcovered her mouth during the home inva-sion.
Communications officer of Phoenix SAPS,Cpt Louise Naidoo, said, “A case of houserobbery has been opened and is currently
Armed robbers attack grandmother and family under investigation at the Phoenix SAPS. Noarrests have been made yet.”
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The youngsters of the Sunford area in attendance at the Youth Day celebration.
The Sunford Women’s Circle hosted a YouthDay celebration at Bankford Circle, lastTuesday. Democratic Liberal Congress (DLC)leader, Patrick Pillay, was in attendance anddelivered an address to the children gathered forthe celebration. Teacher Shalinee Dewchundalso delivered a talk to the students. The chil-dren were then treated to a performance by the
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Team Justice for Donovan will be hosting amotorcade called the “Justice Run” in memoryof Donovan Naicker. The 37-year-old resident ofCardinal Road in Phoenix lost his life whileattempting to break up an altercation that brokeout near his home on March 10 this year.Naicker attempted to stop a number of youngmen from beating an older man. This resulted inan altercation that led to the death of Naickerand the arrest of three suspects.
Naicker’s sister, Natasha Naidoo (36) said, “Wefind it unacceptable that the three accused weregranted bail before we could even lay my broth-er to rest. The accused still live in the area. Wehave a petition with 16000 signatures to revokebail which we hope to put forward at the nextcourt appearance on July 4. We hope they sit fortrail in the next court appearance people are call-ing for justice.”
Naidoo called on police minister Bheki Celeduring his recent visit to Chatsworth. “I askedhim to come to Phoenix. As much as Chatsworthneeds him after the recent tragedies in the area,the community of Phoenix needs him as well.”
The motorcade will take place on Saturday, June23, from 9am to 1pm. The motorcade will meetat Cardinal Road Cricket grounds, then move inconvoy throughout Phoenix before returning tothe ground for a meet and greet.“We are calling on the community to join us in
The family of the late Donovan Naicker sporting Justice for Donovan T-shirts.
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the fight for justice. Not just for Donovan, but forall who have fallen victims to crime and feel theyhave been left without a voice, are welcome tojoin us. Let’s stand united and be the voice ofthose who don’t have the strength to fight,” saidNaidoo.
Alleged drunk drivercauses major collision
The Renault damaged in the collision.
An alleged drunk dri-ver was involved in acollision with twoother vehicles, leavingthree injured in yetanother collision onthe infamous M27 onSaturday.It is believed that thealleged drunk driverbypassed a traffic sig-nal and collided into aRenault which thencollided into a AudiQ7.Three people sus-tained minor to mod-erate injuries and wastreated on scene byparamedics from alocal security compa-ny on scene beforetransporting 1 patientto a private hospitalfor further medicalattention.This incident had left ahusband and wifehighly traumatisedafter they had been enroute to the KingShaka InternationalAirport to pick uptheir daughter and hadto be stranded until the
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Vodacom completed a R7.5 billion (6.25%) BBBEE deal where YeboYethu acquired 3.44%, Royal Bafokeng Holdings (RBH) 1.97% and Thebe 0.84%. Since the launch of YeboYethu in October 2008, you have been part of sharing the success story in Vodacom.
The 2008 deal structure matures in October and an exciting new deal is being proposed. Vodacom values you and wants to keep on empowering you by moving your investment to the JSE listed Vodacom Group Ltd. YeboYethu expect to pay a special dividend of about R3 billion of which about R1.55 billion will be paid to YeboYethu public and Vodacom Employee Scheme Participants.
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The Glow TV Mrs SAIndia finalist, FarahMahomed, will behosting a WinterFashion Show on July14 at 6:30pm.Dinner and entertain-ment will be providedon the day. Fundsraised will be used toassist the KZN Blindand Deaf Society.“The event will beopen to girls and boysbetween ages 3 to 10so if you feel youhave what it takes tobe the next Mr orMiss Winter Fashion,give me a call on 076-127-8603,” saidMahomed.
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ShowWhat are you doing with your 67minutes on Mandela Day? If you areeager to help but don't know what todo or who to join, look no further,because the Cornubia and PhoenixSun Community Newspapers, togeth-er with the Silverglen CivicAssociation and Headstart Skills andOrientation, have teamed up toembark on a clean-up campaign andhost a fun-filled sports day for under-privileged children in Chatsworth.The programme is two-fold and isexpected to create much excitementand enthusiasm in the broader com-munity. Chairman of the Chatsworth andDistrict Federation and project co-ordinator for the Mandela Day 67minutes, Teddy Govender, said thereis already a buzz and excitement isbuilding up with the two projects.Govender said, “We are encouragingschools and businesses to spend 67minutes and more of their time inmaking a difference in the communi-ty. Our former president was a practi-cal and powerful leader who alwaysled by example. Our community isbecoming very filthy. People have noregard for empty spaces and justdump their rubbish on vacant plots.We need to start educating our peopleabout illegal dumping. We hope tostart this on Mandela Day by gettingpupils from all Chatsworth schools
and the community to get involved inthe clean-up campaign.” Khayelihle Hlatswayo of HeadstartSkills and Orientation, said that theday will also include a sports day for100 underprivileged children. “Sinceit’s the 100th birth anniversary ofNelson Mandela this year, we want touplift and motivate 100 underprivi-leged children through the medium ofsport. We will be hosting an ener-getic-driven sports day which will befilled with a host of exciting activi-ties. We believe in equipping the
children with life skills, characterbuilding and promoting a healthylifestyle to allow for a competitiveedge in life and in their futurecareers,” he said.In order to host a day like this for thechildren and make it a successful one,an appeal is being made to businessesand the community to help sponsortowards food, transport for the chil-dren, items for the goodie bags, T-shirts and caps, and other necessaryitems which will be needed to makethe day a success. A call is also being made to schoolsand businesses to join in on the dayand show their support. In November 2009, the UnitedNations through a resolution, in theGeneral Assembly declared July 18Nelson Mandela International Day inrecognition of Mandela’s 67 years inpolitics. His legacy of selfless serviceto others will be celebrated around theworld by governments, civil societyand ordinary citizens. You too canmake a difference in your community.For all those who want to volunteertheir services and donate towards thisinitiative, call group editor of theCornubia and Phoenix SunCommunity Newspapers, VivagaThambiran, on 031 459-8307, or jour-nalists, Zola Phoswa on 031 459-8306 and Yoshini Perumal on 031459-8351.
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The Faith Revival Senior Citizens were privi-leged to go to the South Coast to the SunlawnsHotel in Margate, recently.The group thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Itwas a time of spiritual upliftment. The highlightof the camp was a birthday celebration of theleader of the senior citizens, Amina, which wascelebrated with a big birthday cake.The three-day event was filled with fun, foodand a trip to the Wild Coast. The organisationmeets once a month.Members of the Faith Revival Senior Citizens during their trip to Margate.
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During the month of Ramadan, haleem was distributed weekly at Bismallah Meats, situat-ed in Stonebridge. Seen are some of the scenes from the feeding.
Haleem distribution at Bismallah Meats
Hirsch’s Umhlanga recently held theirmonthly Women In Business NetworkingMorning that aims to encourage entrepre-neurs to support each other in the businesssector and promote their business,Guest speaker, Sonja Jordaan, who is themarketing director of SimpliFinance,addressed the guests about the importance ofsaving money and they were told how to doso in this tough economic climate.The guests walked away with valuableinsights on how to save wisely and alsoenjoy their money as well,
Roshareen Annyrood and Veno Naidoo. Chole- Simone Hofmann and TeganAimee Hartzer.
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The Clairwood Roots Reunion Committee will beholding a family/fun day reunion at the ClairwoodHigh School grounds on Saturday, June 30, at 12noon. The theme of the evening is a ‘Trip downmemory lane.’ The celebration is lined up withexciting entertainment for both the young and old. Achildren’s play area will be set up and entertainmentwill include Men in Black, Naked Truth and NagaraGroup. A Sarie Queen Contest is to be hosted, wherethousands of rands in prizes is to be given away.
The first 20 entrants between the ages of 30 to 60qualify to enter. The closing date for entries is June18, 2018. The highlight of the evening will be aspectacular fireworks display by Fireworks King.Flea market and food stalls will be available. Therewill be ample parking, extra security and increasedlighting. The comperes for the evening will be theevergreen, Jugga Pillay and Siva Naidoo. For fur-ther information, contact Siva Naidoo (chairman) on084-566-7135.
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The members of the Clairwood Roots Reunion Committee.
St Anne’s Primary School in Umzinto will bepublishing a 92nd anniversary brochure, whichwill highlight the rich history as well as themany successful individuals, who have gracedthe classrooms and playgrounds of this famousschool. To have your profile included in this ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ compilation, send your high resolutionphotograph, with the following information [email protected] (Name in full,years (period) spent at St Anne’s PS, where youare now and what you are doing (work, retiree
etc). For more information, contact RaviPadayachee on 083-297-5936. Advertisingspace for business houses is also available.Call039 974-1404 in this regard. Banking details forSt Anne’s Primary School: Name of account: StAnne’s Primary School, bank: Standard Bank,account number: 052838900, reference: yourname in full/business name. The brochure willbe launched at a gala dinner in October 2018.The closing date for submissions is July 15,2018.
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In light of the recent fatal hijackingincidents that have devastated theKwaZulu-Natal community, residentsare urged to remain vigilant. Beingaware of your surroundings is perhapsone of the best ways to avoid a potentialhijacking, according to a local securitycompany.“Always make sure you know exactlywhat is happening around your vehicleso that you can see any danger comingbefore it is too late,” said the company’sKwaZulu-Natal district manager, IvanGovender.Govender recommended followingthese preventative guidelines:• When parking, reverse park for aquick exit (also at home!)• Always be particularly vigilant when
you leave a shopping centre. Hijackerscould have spotters working in the cen-tre to be alert for any big purchases orcash withdrawals• Keep your car keys on hand whenapproaching your vehicle, do not fum-ble in your handbag as this shows youare off guard• Look out for any suspicious objectsnear your car before getting in• If you suspect you are being followed,put your indicator on and slow down atleast two to three houses prior to yourhome. If you are being followed, youwill force the vehicle behind you to passand this could cause the criminals tolose interest• Always make sure you can see theback wheels of the car in front of youwhen you stop in the traffic. This gives
you enough room to maneuver andescape• Adjust your speed when approaching atraffic light so that you do not have tocome to a complete stop where at allpossible• Change your driving route and rou-tines• Always remain vigilant whenapproaching home. Research shows thatmost people relax the closer they get tohome and this is often when they are
most vulnerable• Be on the lookout for people standingnear your gate or driveway and ensurethat the area around your gate or drive-way is well lit• Phone ahead to give a relative orfriend your expected time of arrival• Get to know your neighbours and thecars they drive. This will help to identi-fy any uncommon vehicles in your areaWhat should you do if you do find your-self face-to-face with a hijacker?“The golden rule is to not antagonise
the hijackers, who are probably morescared than you are. You need to showthem you are not a threat. Lift up yourarms to show you have no weapon andwill surrender. Use your left arm toundo your seatbelt and put your car inneutral,” said Govender.Do not turn off your car, he explained,and get out slowly.“Try and angle your body sideways soyou are not facing a firearm head-on.Also remember to protect your headwith your arms and avoid direct eyecontact with the hijackers but try to takein as much information as possible,such as what they are wearing, and thesound of their voices. Most importantly,try to remain calm,” he added.Govender explained that there are sevengolden rules to follow if you are heldup:• Remain calm• Do not argue• Do not make sudden gestures• Avoid eye contact but try to rememberwhat the carjacker looked like by iden-tifying and remembering special fea-tures• Comply with the hijackers directions(within reason)• Try and get away from the area asquickly as possibleDon’t be a hero – your life is worthmore than your car!“We encourage the community to be asproactive as possible and recommendhaving a remote panic on hand in caseyou encounter an emergency at yourfront gate,” concluded Govender.
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The Fountain of Life SeniorCitizens held a day to celebrateFather’s Day.All who attended were treated toa sumptuous meal, messages,manicures and general pressureand glucose check-ups weredone.Talks were given to uplift andmotivate members. Guest speak-ers included Karen DoorgapersadVino Veenz Govender, MrsNicole Maistry a finalist in the
Glow TV Mrs India SA, ManushaGovender of Rose of Sharon AfriSpa, Avitha Sadanand of OldMutual-Medcor and PastorsSheriff and Gonam Pillay ofFountain of Life Misteries.The Fountain of Life SeniorCitizens meet on the secondThursday of every month at 12Bracken Terrace, Lenham. Formore information, contact MarySeebran on 073-434-2669.
The Fountain of Life Senior Citizens and special guest speakers inattendance at the last meeting.
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The talented and beautiful Neha Kakkar will soon perform inDurban.
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Proceeds from Neha Kakkar concertwill be used to complete the structur-al furnishing of the new develop-ments, which benefit the children ofPhoenix .The cost estimation of thisproject is about R500, 000 and DaveDipooa of E4U has expressed hisexcitement in undertaking a projectof this caliber. The children arebecoming victims of callous crimesand are often neglected and aban-doned. This safe house will be thefirst in Phoenix and will be very ben-eficial for the community, accordingto Dipooa. Events4U is hosting thebiggest Bollywood dance party onSaturday, July 14 at Sun Park, Sibaya.Neha Kakkar is presently the numberone female vocalist in India with over435 million views on social media,countless super hit songs and is alsothe celebrity judge on the hit realityseries of SA RE GA MA PA, LittleChamps.
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Traffic Sign Recognition, Lane Keep Assist,Forward Collision Warning with AutomaticEmergency Braking, Blind Spot MonitoringAdaptive Cruise Control, Rear Cross TrafficAlert and Park Assist.The biggest change is reserved for underneaththe bonnet though, where the previous 1.4-litreMultiAir and normally aspirated 1.6-litre E.torqpetrol mills fall away in favour of new 1.0-litrethree-cylinder turbo producing 88kW/190Nm,and a 1.3-litre making 110kW or 132kW withtorque for both being 270Nm.While a six-speed manual gearbox is standardfare on the triple, the 1.3 offers the option of twoautomatic ‘boxes, a seven-speed dual-clutch onthe 110kW variant and a nine-speed torque con-verter on the 132kW model, which also comeswith all-wheel drive as standard. No word on thebigger normally aspirated 2.4-litre Tigersharkpetrol mill was however mentioned.On the diesel front, the existing Fiat sourced 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre MultiJet units will continue
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unchanged power-wise with respective outputsof 88kW/320Nm and 103kW or 125kW with350Nm, although both do benefit from selectivecatalytic reduction technology to comply withEuro6 emissions regulations.
In Europe, the Renegade will be offered in fourtrim levels; Sport, Longitude, Limited andTrailhawk with local availability expected to beannounced only after it has debuted on the OldContinent.
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July 26th, Mazda hasrevealed spec detailsfor the updated MX-5Roadster and thehardtop MX-5 RF.Aesthetically, both mod-els remain unchangedsans the option of 16-inch alloy wheels with ablack finish, while theinterior gets a new tele-scopic steering wheel,updated TFT display,tan leather finish, brownsoft-top hue and as partof the automaker’sSafety Sense system, Smart City Braking,Traffic Sign Recognition, Lane DepartureWarning and Driver Attention Alert.The biggest change comes underneath the bon-net, where the 2.0-litre SkyActiv-G petrol enginereceives lighter new pistons and connectingrods, a dual-mass flywheel, a wider exhaust andnew valves as well as a redline raised from6 800rpm to 7 500rpm.Falling in-line with Mazda’s Gram Strategy
aimed at cutting down weight, the changes hasresulted in a power hike from 118kW to 137kW,with torque increasing marginally from 200Nmto 205Nm. As ever, a six-speed manual gearboxis standard with a similar ratio automatic option-al.With Mazda South Africa having quietly pulledthe Roadster from its line-up earlier this yearthus leaving only the RF, it remains to be seenwhether the updated model will be earmarkedfor local introduction later this year.
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Inside, and despite Ford choosing not to revealinterior pictures, the GT350 benefits from a new12-speaker B&O Play sound system, an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system withSYNC3, dual-zone climate control, Recaro sportseats with Miko suede inserts, a special alumini-um instrument panel plaque with the option ofhaving it in carbon fibre and redesigned doorpanels with dark slate Miko suede stitching.With the arrival of the more powerful GT500drawing closer, Ford has opted to keep theGT350’s punch unchanged, with the normallyaspirated 5.2-litre again delivering392kW/582Nm, connected solely to a Tremecsix-speed manual gearbox. No performance fig-ures were released.As with the standard Mustang, production of theGT350 will take place at Ford’s Flat Rock Plantin Michigan from “early 2019”, but as it will bemade in left-hand drive only, local availabilityhas effectively been ruled out.
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Launched in Europe just over twoyears ago, and finally confirmedfor local ability last month, pricing
and spec details have emerged of the longawaited new Nissan Micra.
Taking styling inspiration from the Swayconcept shown at the Paris Motor Showthree years ago, the new K14 Micra will slotin above the previous K13 model, known asthe Micra Active, and be offered in a choiceof three trim levels; Visia, Acenta andAcenta+ with a single drivetrain option.
Sharing its platform with the Renault Clioand indeed built at the same plant in France,all local Micras will come powered by thefamiliar 898 cc three-cylinder turbochargedpetrol engine that makes 66kW/140Nm,connected to a five-speed manual gearbox.Top speed is rated at 170km/h with the 0-100km/h sprint taking 12.1 seconds.
According to the official informationreleased on the Nissan South Africa website,fuel consumption is a claimed 5.1-litres/100km with emissions rated at 115g/km.
Tipping the scales at just over 900kg andavailable in six colours; Solid White, EchoGrey, Platinum Silver, Passion Red, PowerBlue and Energy Orange, the Micra mea-sures 3 999mm in overall length with awheelbase of 2 525mm, height of 1 465mmand width of 1 743mm. Boot space is aclaimed 300-litres or up to 1 004-litres withthe rear seats folded flat.
In terms of standard equipment, the Visia
features 15-inch steel wheels with plasticcovers, body coloured bumpers, LED day-time running lights, front electric windows,follow-me-home headlights, electric mirrors,two-speaker sound system with Bluetooth,USB and Aux input, manual air-condition-ing, boot spoiler, cruise control and a multi-function steering wheel. Safety comes in theform of six airbags, ABS with EBD andBrake Assist, Vehicle Dynamic Control andHill Start Assist.
Moving one up, the Acenta swaps the steel-ies for 16-inch alloys and comes with bodycoloured mirrors, front foglights, a four-speaker sound system, dual-zone grey andblack cloth trim, a five-inch TFT instrumentcluster display and a seven-inch touchscreeninfotainment system with Apple CarPlay andVoice Control.
At the sharp-end, the Acenta+ boasts 17-inchalloys, Energy Orange inserts on the seatsand on the dashboard and a leather coveredsteering wheel and gear lever.
A six year/150 000km warranty and threeyear/90 000km service plan are standardacross the range.
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Africa's finest Circus, McLaren Circus is comingto your town with their new production calledCircus Venezuela, a two-hour traditional spectac-ular programme at Rydalvale Sports Ground onThursday, June 21 at 7pm.McLaren Circus, a household name in SouthernAfrica ensures breath-taking, affordable familyentertainment for children of all ages.
Expect thrills and fun of the circus of yesteryear,with all the skill and daring brought to you withan added South American touch and flavour.The current show includes the death defyingWheel of Death performed high above the circustent, direct from Venezuela.McLaren Circus will perform every possible cir-cus favourite performing animals, the funniest
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clowns, death-defyingdaredevils, aerialartists, balancers andmuch more.McLaren Circus willtour all South Africanprovinces stagingshows under their veryown big top tent whereyou are never morethan 20 metres fromthe action.Tickets are limited andcan be booked nowtelephonically on 082-747-5726 or 079-848-1654 or via email [email protected] management ofthe circus is offeringfive double tickets tofive lucky winners.
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To stand a chance towin tickets to theMcLaren Circus,answer the followingquestion:Where will theMcLaren Circus beheld?The community isencouraged to emailtheir full name, con-tact number and theanswer to risingsun-c o m p e t i [email protected]
The countdown has begun for the annual Barbieand Ken event, hosted by World Class Events.The event will take place at the Blue WatersHotel in Durban on Saturday, July 21 and willfeature a diverse cast of Little Miss Barbie,Little Mr Ken and Miss Barbie models, theatresingers, pumped-up dancers and a host of newand creative performances for your viewingpleasure.
To add to the international standard of WorldClass Events show business, this event featuresspectacular entertainment by the Hollywoodshowgirls and South Africa’s talented vocalist,who will add glitz and glamour to the event. Ticket bookings are now opened so book now toavoid disappointed. For tickets, call 073-372-5956 or email [email protected]
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It’s not easy to find someone with theperfect amount of passion, an unsur-passed desire to excel and the mostintriguing blend of sass, intellect andconfidence. And when you combineall of these in an unforgettable mix ofmusical talent, the only name thatappears in mind is Atif Aslam. TheDurban leg of his tour will see the‘Prince of Bollywood’ mesmeriseaudiences with his exceptionalcharisma and charm on Saturday,July 20 at 8pm. Atif Aslam – Live inConcert is presented by leading eventmanagement companies ShowtimePromotions and Blu Blood, whichare known for bringing the best inworld-class entertainment to SouthAfrican stages. “Ever since his debutperformance in South Africa in 2015and again in 2016 where he sharedthe stage for the first time on Africansoil with Sonu Nigam, fans have con-tinued to request his return to SA.With the phenomenal responsereceived we are expecting anothersell-out crowd for this performance,”says the Promoters of the concert.Atif Aslam has set unprecedentedexamples in the music industry. Hehas received more than 15 awardsand distinctions and his profoundlove for music, dedication to hiswork and conviction has helped himwin millions of hearts around theglobe. Fans can expect some of hismost popular numbers including hitsongs as ‘Dil Diyan Gallan,' ‘TereSang Yaara’ and the most recent hit‘O Saathi’ from the latest Bollywoodblockbuster, Bhaagi 2. This song hasbecome immensely popular since therelease of the film with the music
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The Northern Phoenix Hindu Temple Society recentlyembarked on a fundraising project to try and complete thetemple hall which has been under construction for manyyears. The committee members and members of the templeraised R25, 000 by selling raffle tickets at R2 each. With fiveavailable prizes the draw took place at the temple on Tuesday.A Chatsworth couple took the first prize of R2, 000.
Chairman, Mr Singh, thanked the members of the temple fortheir hard work in raising the funds. Mr Singh would also liketo plead with the community and local businesses for spon-sorships in order to complete the yet unfinished templehall.To support the temple's project, sponsors may call 082-334-9205, 073-411-3917 or 031-306-6912.
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The Master, Little Miss, Teen Miss, Miss, Mr and MrsPhoenix Pageant has been circled on the calendar as oneof the most remarkable and highly recognized pageants inKwaZulu-Natal which is hosted by C.C. Promotions.Here’s an opportunity for you to showcase your ability inthe modeling field. To all the married women, the highestform of recognition is given to you, remember beauty andbrains is still beyond marriage, so showcase yourself on
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Marc Subramoney faces an uphill battle in hispreparation for his WBA Pan African heavy-weight eliminator against Justice Siliga on theFox Sports Africa Boxing tournament at theSibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom onJune 27.The 26-year-old Chatsworth born heavyweight,who weighs 110kgs and who packs a big punch,has been battling to find sparring partners andhis trainer, Derek Vijiam, has been at his witsend ever since his boxer signed contracts toappear on the first-ever major tournament in 30years in the province.“It’s hard, really hard to find boxers to spar withMarc,” Vijiam saidBo. “You know Marc is a bigman – 110kgs – and he hits hard. He rarely holdsback in the gymnasium during training andthere’s only so much the lighter weight boxerscan take.“There are hardly any heavyweights in theprovince – if there are there then are in hiding asthey may have heard of Marc’s abilities. Wehave searched everywhere and in every gymaround the province to bring in spar-mates forMarc but to no avail. We will keep looking aswe want to prepare him well for the fight atSibaya Casino.”Vijiam is an experienced trainer – he workedunder Doug Dolan during the hay days of thelate Brian Baronet, a junior-welterweight wholost his life after being knocked out in the ringby American Kenny Vice at the West Ridge ParkStadium in July 1988. “It’s a long road and I’ve learned a lot all theseyears,” Vijiam said. “I’ve taken on both Marcand Jayden (Matthew) and hopefully I can helpturn them into champions. Marc is far morefocused, dedicated and knows what he wants inhis career while Jayden is learning from the bigman – and pretty quickly too.”Early this week Fox Sports Africa Boxingannounced a seven-fight bill at Sibaya Casino &Entertainment Centre and it includes two WBAPan African title fights. This is their seventhtournament in Africa since early last year.The first was in Nairobi, Kenya followed bythree tournaments in Gaborone, Botswana andtwo in Swaziland – the last one being on June 1which was a roaring success.Defending champion South Africa’s AyandaNkosi will put his title on the line againstTanzania’s Cosmos Cheka over 12 rounds in thelightweight division while another local fighter,
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Sikho Nqothole, who has eight straight wins inhis professional career, will meet SundayKiwale also of Tanzania for the vacant WBAPan African super-flyweight title. Kiwale hasrecord of five wins, one loss and one draw inseven paid fights.Tickets for the Fox Sports Africa Boxing tour-nament at Sibaya Casino & EntertainmentKingdom are available from Computicket.
THE BILLInternational Welterweight – 4 Rounds(66,68kg): Kagiso Bagwasi (Botswana – Rec:Debut) v Muhammadi Sabata (Uganda – Rec:Lost 1) International Featherweight – 4 Rounds(57,15kg): Ricardo Hiraman (South Africa –Rec: Won 4, Lost 4) v Tshephang Babui(Botswana – Rec: Won 3, Lost 1, Draw 2) Vacant WBA Pan African Super Flyweight Title- 12 Rounds (52,16kg):Sikho Nqothole (SouthAfrica – Rec: Won 8) v Sunday Kiwale(Tanzania – Rec: Won 13, Lost 9, Draw 4)
International Super Featherweight – 6 Rounds(58,97kg): Jeff Magagane South Africa – Rec:Won 8, Lost 3) v Kutlwano Ogaketse (Botswana– Rec: Won 4)International Cruiserweight – 6 Rounds(90,70kg): Amos Temfuma (Zambia – Rec: Won5, Lost 2, Draw 1) v Jayden Matthew (SouthAfrica – Rec: Won 5, Lost 1, Draw 2) Elimination for Vacant WBA Pan AfricanHeavyweight Title- 6 Rounds: Justice Siliga(South Africa – Rec: Won 6, Lost 6) v Marc
Local boxers to enter the big ring
Chatsworth's very own, Marc Subramoney,is the only Indian heavyweight in the countryand will be featuring in the line-up.
Subramoney (South Africa – Rec: Won 5, Lost1, Draw 1)
WBA Pan African Lightweight Title - 12Rounds (61,24kg): Ayanda Nkosi (South Africa,champion – Rec: Won 8, Lost 1) v CosmosCheka (Tanzania – Rec: Won 21, Lost 10, Draw5)
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