VOL.31NO.41 OCTOBER10,2017 Police close down on criminals · to build her resume. The 20-year-old Wentworth resident and sports fanatic is now on mission to get youth more involved

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In a joint effort to eliminate crime in Umlaziand surrounding areas, the eThekwini OuterSouth Cluster stations are determined to putcriminals behind bars with the help of policeofficers from different stations. This weeksaw positive results after 180 arrests have

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Making a difference intheir communitya big and bold decision to leave my children andwork in Cape Town as a paramedic. Through myyears of experience, I faced many challengeshead on,” she said. After a two year stint in CapeTown, she returned to Durban to help those closerto home. Gordon recalled one of the scenes shewas called out to which impacted on her lifegreatly. “We responded to a distress call in Mol-weni where a baby was found next to a river. Ratswere feeding on the torn umbilical chord of theinfant. But through our hard work and the graceof God, we were able to save her life. She is nowa year old and that's the greatest joy for me, to seea positive outcome from saving a life,” she said.With a love and passion for children, Mpume Nx-umalo (31), a social worker at the Durban ChildWelfare, was motivated to pursue a career in as-sisting children in need. “My role is to providechild protection services to children between 0-18 years of age. I have been working with chil-dren who are victims of abuse, affected orinfected with HIV/Aids. I have been involved inthe community and work with many schools to

In an effort to help police reclaim the streets of Mere-bank by eradicating drugs and criminal activities,Lynette Chetty, is doing her part in the fight againstcrime. The 52-year-old chairwoman of the Navy CPFsays her mission is to bring crime to a standstill in thearea.“After my neighbour’s house was broken into and themany shootings, I knew I had to do something aboutridding the community of crime. Residents are alwayscomplaining, but are not willing to do anything aboutthis issue. I have been a long time resident and felt theneed to take ownership of my community and calledfor a meeting which was held at the Punjab Circlegrounds. The Navy CPF was then formed. We conductregular walks and patrols at night. I have an amazingteam who are dedicated to making our community asafe place,” she said.The successful businesswoman who runs a shop fromhome encourages more women to become involved incrime-related matters. She believes that there are manywomen in the community with the capacity to make adifference and fight crime.“We cannot just leave this situation in the hands of thepolice. Our children are living in the area and are ex-posed to so many negative elements daily. As a mother,it is our duty to protect our children and ensure theirsafety. I am receiving help from women from all walks

of life who are standing up against the high rate ofcrime. Men have also come on board to assist. Theamount of support received from the community hasbeen outstanding. I would also like to thank PR coun-cillor, Sithembiso Ngema, for his dedication towardshelping the community,” she said.Chetty urges women to come out of their comfort zonesand join her on the street patrolling the area.“I would like to thank God for giving me the strengthto take a stand. I have taken ownership to protect myfamily and community. I will not rest until my area be-comes a crime free environment,” she said.

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A month after winningher first Maximum Fight-ing Championship(MFC)fight held at the DurbanGreyville Racecourse re-cently and taking homegold at a national kickboxing tournament, Eliz-abeth Manning continuesto build her resume. The20-year-old Wentworthresident and sports fanaticis now on mission to getyouth more involved inkick boxing and sports.“My goal was to alwaysbe a role model to youngwomen who don't believethat karate and kick box-ing should be for them. I

MFC fighter, Elizabeth Manning who hopes to in-spire other female fighters.

MFC fighter displays great strength have always loved sportsfrom an early age andstarted going for karatelessons when I was in pri-mary school. I obtainedmy KZN colours forkarate and also won threetimes in a row as champin my division. Beingmotivated to excel in thesport, in 2010 I travelledto Portugal and got placedthird for Unisa Kata at theKimura Shukokai Inter-national. The experiencefor me was life-changingas I went up against someof the best martial artsstudents in the country,”she said. The martial arts and fit-ness trainer recalls herchildhood was filled ofphysical activities.‘From what I remember, Iwas very sporty at schooland simply loved playingsoccer and cricket. I wasalso the netball captainand head girl in gradeseven. I also received theshield of merit. I was thehead prefect in matric atUmbilo SecondarySchool. I was als part of

the girl’s soccer team andScience club. As a way ofgiving back, I starteddoing after school pro-grammes for childrenwho have been mostlybeen affected by drugsand alcohol. My aim wasto teach children the im-portance of having bigdreams and working to-wards them,” she said. Manning wants to be arole model in her commu-nity and is dedicated tocreating a change in theWentworth area by teach-ing young girls self-de-fense. “With the high crime rate,I feel every female shouldknow at least basic selfdefense and also learn atype of martial arts be-cause of the discipline itteaches you. I encourageall women to try martialarts or any sport for thatmatter because with exer-cise, you not only gettingfit but also gets your mindin shape. I teach younggirls self-defence classesat Wentworth Angels,”she said.

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A 41-year-old man was shot byarmed robbers during a botchedhijacking in Shallcross, on Thurs-day. Patmanadhan Ganas acted asa human shield but died a heroafter he defended his wife againstthe balaclava-clad hijackers out-side his home in Sierra MadreStreet.According to Ganas’ brother,Dhayalan Ganas, 51, his brother’swife was outside their home whenhijackers approached her.“They (the hijackers) assumed thevehicle parked outside the housebelonged to my brother andthreatened his wife for the keys.When my brother came out of thehouse, the hijackers began shoot-ing. He was also armed and re-turned fire,” said Dhayalan.Patmanadhan was shot in thestomach and succumbed to his in-

juries at RK Khan Hospital. Dur-ing the gunfire, his ten-year-olddaughter, who was in her bedroomat the time, was struck by a bulleton her arm.

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posed to be someone who lovesand protects his daughter and notthe one who fails her and harmsher in the worst way possible. Thelittle girl is not going to grow uplike a normal child and she will beaffected by this for the rest of herlife. He has stolen her innocenceand he deserves to rot in jail,”echoed the protestors outside

court.The source further stated that thecase exposed complacency on thepart of authorities, neighboursand family members who mayhave known about the abuse andneglect of the child and associatedthe case to that of the Havensidetoddler, who’s grandmother andmother were charged with hermurder and rape in November2014.

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Following the release of the national crime statistics which in-dicated that there has been an increase in murder, hijackingand rape, a Chatsworth mother is lucky to be alive after shewas allegedly beaten by her domestic worker, last Wednesday. Ragini Govender (39), a housewife, who is still traumatisedby the terrible ordeal, was continuously fisted, throttled, andthreatened with a knife after her domestic worker allegedlyforced her to hand over all her belongings including cash andjewellery, at her home in Damarosa Crescent in Moorton.Communications officer of the Chatsworth SAPS, Cpt CherylPillay, said that police are investigating a case of assault com-mon and robbery.The 23-year-old accused was arrested by police and will ap-pear in the Chatsworth Magistrate’s Court soon.Govender’s distraught husband, Kevin (42) said that he ishappy that his wife is alive and that all praise should go to PTAlarms and the KZN inner South Crime Intelligence Unit fortheir swift response in apprehending the suspect.The drama unfolded after the domestic worker demanded forGovender to close her eyes and go upstairs.According to the shaken victim, all hell broke loose when she

questioned the domestic worker about her intentions and de-mands.“It was a normal working day and the domestic worker who isworking for us for a month asked my wife to come upstairsand close her eyes. My wife was curious as to why the do-mestic worker wanted her to close her eyes,” he said. “My wifetold her she will not close eyes. Suddenly, the domestic workerturned violent against my wife, assaulting her for no reason.She started fisting, slapping and pulling my wife’s hair and de-manded jewellery and cash,” he added.Kevin further explained that his wife was terrified for her lifeand told the domestic work that she had no cash or jewellerybut only her Thali string (sacred string married Hindu women).“She then pulled her downstairs and robbed my phone of herphone. She also took my daughter’s tablet. She then threw heron the lounge floor and locked the doors of the house and fled,” he said. Govender said within a few days, the Inner SouthCrime Intelligence and PT Alarms apprehended the suspect inUmbumbulu. “Crime in Chatsworth is getting out of hand andwe definitely need more police patrols in the area,” concludedKevin.

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A 47-year-old man wasarrested and charged forpossession of drugs inWentworth on Tuesday.According to a police re-port, they had been pa-trolling the area andreceived informationabout a man in possessionof drugs in Austerville.The members respondedto the information and onarrival, found the accusedinside his house with thedoor slightly open. Com-munications officer ofWentworth SAPS, CptMbuso Gumede, said thatthe man’s room wassearched and a plastic bagcontaining dagga, hiddenunderneath his bed, wasseized.

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Three pedestrians wereleft injured after atruck collided into awall on Quality Streetin Jacobs on Tuesday.Rescue Care para-medics arrived at thescene just after7:20am, to find that atruck had knocked intoa wall of a business.Operations director,Garrith Jamieson, saidthat the pedestrianswere injured and thewall collapsed. “Para-medics stabilised theinjured on scene be-fore being transportedto a nearby hospital forfurther care that theyr e q u i r e d , ” s a i dJamieson.At this stage, the exactcause of the collision isunknown, however,SAPS were on sceneand will be investigat-ing further. The scene of the accident on Jacobs Road.

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Missing youngster,Botlale Mpeke whowas last seen athome.

Brighton Beach SAPS areappealing to members ofthe community to assistthem with information onmissing boy, BotlaleMpeke (12) from Ken-nard Rise in Glenmore.According to police, theyoungster left his homeon September 28 at about7pm and was last seenwearing black short and at-shirt. Members are urg-ing the public who mighthave information on hiswhereabouts to contactthe investigating officer,Detective SergeantDludla, on 083-295-4169or Crime Stop can becontacted on 086-001-0111.

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eight stations in the cluster is evident andshows us the commitment given to these dailyoperations which have resulted in excellent ar-rests and successes throughout eThekwiniOuter South Cluster. Amanzimtoti,Bhekithemba, Folweni, Isipingo, Kwa-makhuta, Umkomaas, Umbumbulu and Um-lazi police stations are committed to eliminatecrime in ethekwini Outer South Cluster. Unitswithin the Cluster such as Umlazi K9, VCIS,Umlazi FCS and Intelligence have contributedin helping make some excellent recoveries andarrests as well,” she said. eThekwini Outer South Cluster Commander,

General TJG Ndlovu said,"Within the eThek-wini Outer South Cluster there is positive teamwork between all the stations and the units.With everyone focused on supporting the op-erational plans and making great efforts in ar-rests from “B” class crimes such as Drunk inPublic to “A” class crimes such as murder willbe caught. There is noticeable improvement inrespect of arrests in the Cluster. I am commit-ted to ensuring the good work is continuedwithin the eThekwini Outer South Cluster.These arrests will not stop until we see crimereduced in this Cluster,” he said.

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Vice chairman of the SGB, Neil Pather, member of the SGB, David Govin-dasami, together with acting principal, Yoganatha Naidoo.

Following last week'sfront page article in theMerebank Rising Sun,headlined ‘Schoolpupil’s violent assaultcaught on video,' theacting principal of theschool, YoganathaNaidoo, was given anopportunity to respondto the allegations in thestory.

This is the full storywhich was received bythe Rising Sun News-papers from the school."PR Pather SecondarySchool prides itself ona high standard of aca-demic excellence,sport and discipline.The incident involvingour pupils outside theschool premises thatwas publicised in theRising Sun on October3. Incidents of this na-ture are due to themany socio-economicills that exist in and af-fect our communities,”he said.

The staff together with

the school’s governingbody are working tire-lessly to ensure that theschool environmentencourages a culturethat is conducive toteaching and learning.Naidoo said, “Wework closely with vari-ous stakeholders from

the community to ad-dress behaviouralproblems, substanceand drug abuse. Swiftaction was also takenby the school to ad-dress the incident thattook place outside thepremises. A tribunalwas set up presided byCpt Logan Govenderfrom ChatsworthMetro Police. Thepupil was found guiltyand suspended fromschool for a week andis required to go foranger managementcounselling,” he said.He also added that theobjective of the schoolis to provide qualityeducation in a safe en-vironment and encour-age children and

parents to bring to theattention of the man-agement, any form ofbullying and abuse.“Our school has a richhistory of producingoutstanding pupilswho have made theirmark in the countryand the world at large.We pay tribute to themany principals andmembers of staff thathave made an enor-mous contribution tothe school over theyears. It is our ferventhope that our relation-ship with the RisingSun going forwardwill be one that willhelp us achieve the ob-jective of building astrong school andcommunity,” he said.


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The couple on the day of their beautiful weddingceremony.

Mr and Mrs Sydney made more special memo-ries at their recent anniversary celebration.

The firefighters who participated in the 2017 Grinder Challenge,Denzil Pillay, Dudes Govender and Adrian Naicker.

Firemen bring the heat at annualGrinder Challenge

Three local firemen brought honourand glory to the community ofChatsworth after they participated atthe annual Grinder Challenge, re-cently. The trio, Adrian Naicker,Dudes Govender and Denzil Pillay,were all fired up to take on the chal-lenge, which was held in Durban.The ACSA King Shaka Interna-tional Airport firefighters are ex-tremely proud of themselves and

described the experience as trulyamazing. Naicker, who is 46-years-old, excelled in the Maters category.“The brotherhood among the fire-fighters is something that is espe-cially amazing. The encouragementwas phenomenal. This was my sec-ond time participating and it was ex-tremely rewarding. It was anexhilarating and memorable event. Ialso encourage youngsters to con-

sider taking up firefighting as a profession,” headded.Firefighters from various organisations aroundthe country had their skills tested when they par-ticipated at the intensive challenge. The initia-tive by the Municipality Fire and EmergencyServices Unit saw over 100 firefighters battle itout to be crowned 2017's toughest firefighter.Govender, who has been a firefighter for 22years, said, "Although it was my time compet-ing, it was one of the most fun and exhilaratingexperiences of my life. I certainly look forwardto participating again next year. I also encourageother firefighters to participate in the annualevent since it keeps you fit and ready for any-thing."Exciting and adrenalin-pumping challenges in-cluded hose drag, where participants were ex-pected to pick up branches to extend the lines ofhose to 80-90m and tower, where firefightersclimbed up a tower while carrying a 25kg foamdrum.Pillay (29) who enjoys fishing and gyming said,“This was my fourth time competing. This wasan amazing experience and it was challengingbut all firefighters should try it for themselves.”Other activities were the simulated victim dragand running up a 23-storey staircase. The chal-lenge was aimed at not only testing and show-casing the physical and mental strength offirefighters, but also to build team-spirit andboost morale.

a long and happy mar-riage is to keep fitenough to run awayfrom your spouse,”they both chuckled.“On a more seriousnote, accepting eachother's flaws andworking together toaccomplish unitythrough prayer and de-votion, is key for asuccessful marriage,”

they added. In theirspare time, Clara en-joys going to church,cooking and bakingwhile Joe spends histime fishing, swim-ming and jogging.They advise newlymarried couples to al-ways forgive one an-other and rememberthe reason for theirunion.

The Shree Emperumal Temple (formerly Railway Bar-racks Temple), situated at 10 Woodcrest Avenue, Road522, will begin its weekly service on Sundays from8:30am to 9:30am. The next service will be held onSunday, October 8 and thereafter every successive Sun-day. Residents are also encouraged to bring along theirchildren for the service. For more information, contactRuben on 081-525-8997, Pamela Moodley on 084-600-0363 or the vice chairman on 073-975-4119.

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Brighton Beach SAPS are urging res-idents to follow the following safetytips to ensure that they do not becomevictims of house robberies in the area.Communications officer of BrightonBeach SAPS, Cpt Louis Le Roux, saidthat as we embark on a mini vacationperiod, an influx of visitors is ex-pected within the Brighton Beachpolicing area, followed by those withcriminal intentions.“Criminals are aware that we are morerelaxed during this period and this isthe time when they prey on our vul-nerabilities,” said Le Roux .During this period, home safety is ofthe utmost importance. BrightonBeach SAPS herewith provides thefollowing home invasion safety tips,with the aim being to minimise therisk of families and their visitorsfalling prey to house break-in andhouse robbery incidents.If you are expecting guests, do notleave the gate to your premises stand-ing open. Open gates only upon ar-rival. Upon your guests arrival closethe gates.· If you are entertaining in your backyard, ensure that your front door andgates are locked, and vice versa.· When entering or exiting your prem-ises be alert and vigilant at alltimes.Do not talk or text on your mo-bile device, and leave the gates openfor any period of time. Ensure thatgates and doors are locked behind you

immediately when entering or exiting.Mentor children and visitors to ensurethat they close all gates to the prem-ises, main building and out buildingswhen leaving the home. This also ap-plies to doors and windows. When re-turning home, all gates should againbe secured.· Ensure that your house number isclearly visible. This will help withprompt response in cases of emer-gency. It is important to know allemergency numbers. Place a list ofemergency numbers around the house,especially the toilet or bathroom, asgenerally perpetrators of this crimelock victims away here. Placement ofa panic alarm button here is also rec-ommended.· Maintain hedges continuously ascriminals use these to conceal theirpresence.· A watchdog is a good alarm system.Let your dogs roam the property atnight, don’t lock them away or tiethem up. Teach your dogs not to takefood from strangers. A small dog in-side your home is also a good alarmsystem.· Have a light switch with asensor/timer installed.Ensure thatyour house has sufficient lighting, es-pecially at night.· Have an alarm system with panicbutton facility installed. Ensure thatevery member of the household isaware of the placement of panic but-

tons, also visitors. Request a remotepanic button from your security com-pany.· Don’t open your door/gates tostrangers. Have a door viewer (peephole) and latch chain fitted.· When entering or exiting your prem-ises,be alert and vigilant at all times.Do not talk or text on your mobile de-vice, and leave the gates open for anyperiod of time. Ensure that gates anddoors are locked behind you immedi-ately when entering or exiting.· Don’t place spare keys under yourdoor mats or hide them in pot plants.· Change departure and arrival timesand routes as criminals monitor move-ments of their targets.· Don’t hang your keys on a key rackwhere it will be visible through opendoors and windows.Leave them in adrawer.· Lock your valuables, such asfirearms, jewellery and cash in a safethat is affixed to a wall inside a cup-board. Keep record of the serial num-bers of electrical goods.· Should you fall prey to a house rob-bery, comply with your assailant’s in-structions. Do not argue with them,make sudden movements, or lie whenquestioned. If caught out you are lyingit could aggravate them and the use offorce may become intense resulting ininjuring or death.

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The management and staff of Roopanands wish their loyalcustomers a happy Diwali

Teachers are the backbone of the education system and ensure that pupils are educated and guided throughout theiracademic career. In honour of the tremendous impact teachers have made at Kamalinee Primary, the school thankedtheir teachers and presented them with special certificates. Seen are the staff of Kamalinee Primary with their cer-tificates.

Teachers celebrated for educating young minds

The CommunityService Group invitesthe community to at-tend their weeklyprayer services on atthe Ashram, situatedin 17 Punjab Circle inMerebank on Thurs-days from 7pm to8pm. Form more in-formation contactPaul Naidoo 082-781-5178.

Community service group to host prayer

In an effort to give back to the community, the Rotary Club of Durban Clairwood atthe Clairwood Tamil Institute recently hosted a successful free health screening pro-gramme as part of their project on family health. President of the club, Sarita Sirohi,said that the rotary family health days programme is now entering its sixth year inAfrica and fifth year of service in South Africa. The health services which are free in-clude immunization and Vitamin A supplementation, HIV counselling and testingservices, TB counselling and screening, blood pressure screening, cholesterol screen-ing, diabetes screening, provision of contraceptives,cervical and breast cancer screen-ing, medical male, circumcision counselling, dental clinic and hygiene education,examinations and provision of information for girls and young women. “This three-day annual programme which was led by thousands of rotarian volunteers has reachedcitizens in dense urban or rural areas. This programme provides them with importantannual health screens at no cost,”she said.

Rotary takes health servicesto the community

Camford Academy Chatsworth hosted a pamper day for the elderly residents of the Aryan BenevolentHome, last week. The students of Camford Academy Chatsworth got together and treated the elderlywomen to manicures and massages. The initiative was warmly welcomed by the elderly residents.

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In collaboration with Khanya Hospice of theSouth Coast and the CANSA association ofSouth Africa, the JEMS foundation recentlyhosted a cancer awareness day at the Lotus ParkCommunity Hall, recently. The outreach was held to raise the awareness inthe community on the difficulties that familiesface when a family member is living with thedreadful disease and to increase the awarenessof the amazing work that is being done by NeilDonald and his staff from the Khanya Hospice inUmkomaas together with the CASNSA associa-tion in Umbilo .Neil Donald, CEO of Khanya Hospice spoke ofthe difficulties they face as an orginazition due tolack of government funding, and explained theheartbreaking plight of some people coming tothe hospice for help, when they have no medical

aid or any other funds to draw from when facedwith cancer.The hospice which runs three shops in SouthCoast,as a way to raise funds to help with med-ical supplies and other needs of patients. Ronellefrom the CANSA association demonstratedhow to do self -examinations to detect lumps inthe breast in the early stages and how the gentle-men can also self- examine for prostate cancer.Pastor, Tanya Fewster fromthe House of Davidshared the dangers of cigarette smoking, and howgod has helped her free from her addiction, fol-lowed by motivational speaker Melina Singh whohad a wonderful word of encouragement for allthose who attended.If anyone is willing to help Khanya Hospicethey can be contacted on 083- 597 -8985.

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Beyond the lights and fun, Diwali isalso a time to reflect on life andmake changes for the upcoming

year. With that, there are a number of cus-toms that revelers hold near and deareach year.Give and forgive: It is common practicethat everyone forgets and forgives thewrongs done by others during Diwali.There is an air of freedom, festivity, andfriendliness everywhere. Rise and shine: Waking up during theBrahmamuhurta (at 4am or one and a 1/2hours before sunrise) is a great blessingfrom the standpoint of health, ethical dis-cipline, efficiency in work, and spiritual ad-vancement. It is on Deepawali thateveryone wakes up early in the morning.

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NOTICES0005 Births0010 Congratulations0015 Engagements0020 Marriages0021 Golden WeddingAnniversary0025 Greetings & Wishes0030 Thanks0035 Deaths0036 Memorial Services0040 Funerals0045 In Memoriam0050 Consecrations0055 Church Notices0060 Personal0065 Psychics/Tarot Readers0069 Pets Corner0070 Lost0075 Found0080 Lifts0085 Social0086 Arts & Crafts0090 School News0095 Kids

HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION0105 Bed & Breakfast0110 Camping/Caravan Parks0115 Cottages/Flats0120 Game Reserves0125 Hotels0130 Houses0135 Timeshare0140 Travel Agents0145 Wanted

HOME IMPROVEMENTS0202 Home Imp0205 Builders & Contractors0206 Damp Proofing0210 Electricians0215 Plumbers0220 Handyman Corner0225 Gardening/Landscaping0026 Damp Proofing0230 Rubble Removal0231 Waste Removal0235 Pools0240 Paving0245 Bathroom/Kitchen Renovations0250 Carpenters & Joiners0255 Carpets/Flooring0260 Interior Decorating0265 Carports/Garages & Roller Doors0270 Fencing & Gates0275 Painting/Tiling & Plastering0280 Roofing

SERVICES0303 Beauty & Health0306 Bridal0309 Building Consultants/ Designs/Plans0312 Catering0315 Cellular Telephones0318 Child Care0319 Pre-Primary Schools0320 Schools0321 Cleaning0324 Computer0327 Curtaining & Blinds0330 Dressmaking0333 Driving Schools0336 Entertainment/ Party Planning0339 Financial/Loans0342 For Hire0345 Furniture Restoration0348 General Repairs0349 High-Pressure Cleaning0351 Home Industry0354 House Sitters0356 Jewellery0357 Locksmiths0360 Miscellaneous0363 Personal0366 Pest Control0369 Pets/Accommodation0370 Artists0372 Photographic0375 Professional & Business0378 Removals & Storage0381 Security0382 Couriers0384 Transport/Taxis/Couriers0387 Tuition/Education0390 TV & Video Rentals0393 TV/Video/Aerials0396 Typing/Secretarial0399 Upholstery

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PROPERTY TO LET0505 Accommodation/Rooms

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PROPERTY FOR SALE0605 Farms & Plots0610 Flats/Units0615 Houses0620 Industrial Premises0625 Office & Shops0630 Retirement Villages0635 Stands0640 Time Sharing0645 Townhouses/Cluster Houses0650 Wanted to Buy

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VACANCIES0803 Accounting0806 Banking/Insurance0809 Business0812 Business Opportunities0815 Computers0818 CVs0821 Drivers & Messengers0824 Employment Wanted0827 General0830 Hairdressing & Beauty0833 Hotel & Catering0836 Legal0839 Management0841 Medical0844 Part Time/Temps0847 Personnel/HR0850 Professional0853 Reception/Switchboard0856 Sales/Marketing0859 Security0862 Secretary/PA0865 Senior Citizens0868 Technical0871 Trade0874 Training0877 Domestic Employment/ Accommodation0880 Domestic Employment Agencies

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The Merebank Tamil School Society (MTSS)hosted a successful Tamil Festival at theMTSS Hall last Sunday. Various singers anddance entertainers took to the stage anddazzled the audience with their dance itemsand devotional singing. Seen are some ofthe top international and local artists whotook to the stage.

An explosionof dance andsong at TamilFestival

It is a requirement of theSouthern Waste WaterTreatment Works CoastalWaters Discharge Permitthat a effluent dischargemonitoring forum be es-tablished consisting of in-terested and affectedparties. To ensure fair and equi-table representation, in-terested and affectedparties must be repre-sented by duly mandatedrepresentatives. To regis-ter as an interested andaffected party representa-tive, please send the fol-lowing information [email protected]:Name of organisation,Name of representativeand the resolution fromthe organisation mandat-ing the representative tobe a member of the mon-itoring forum.Once names have been

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Merebank youth par-ticipated in a five-a-side soccer tournamentwhich was held atDubri Grounds re-cently.As a way of promotingsport, the event wassponsored by the Dem-ocratic Alliance andranged from under 16to open divisions. NeilPather, event coordina-tor, said that he wantedto promote a fun activ-ity to keep youth enter-tained on the publicholiday and to em-brace unity and sports-manship within thecommunity.“Sport is one of themost popular leisuretime activities amongyoung people and isoften organised in theform of sports clubs or

Event coordinator, Neil Pather together with various youth who participated in the soccertournament.

Uplifting youth through sporton Heritage dayextra-curricular activi-ties at schools. The in-creasing number ofchildren and youngpeople participating inorganised sport all

over the world, sportsclubs and young ath-letes have become animportant target for so-cietal interventionsand policies of differ-

ent kinds. Our aim tois empower our youthand keep them of thestreets,” he said.

Youngster excelsin karate

T h a v a n e s hSolomon(7) partici-pated iThavaneshSolomon (7) partici-pated in a karate tour-nament held inMerebank, recently.The young lad has cer-tainly showed love andpassion for the sportand was graded to yel-low belt. a karate tournament

held in Merebank, re-cently. The young ladhas certainly showedlove and passion forthe sport and wasgaraged to yellow belt.

Fishing:Dorado and Tuna have been reported in the Sodwana /Cape Vidal areas and a few in Durban. It won't be longbefore we see the Dorado being caught daily off Dur-ban. Jakes on "Simply the Best" has been puttingsmiles on his clients faces with beautiful catches ofDagga and Geelbek Salmon. Dale Milan shows ushow to catch Mussel Cracker on Divyanka's Toy. (SeePic.) The Durban harbour is yielding some big SpottedGrunter. Weather:Expect cool weather this week with rain today (Tues-day) and Saturday. Fresh South Westerly winds willblow today and Thursday. Wind will swing to freshNorth Easterly on Saturday and then moderate SouthWesterly on Sunday.

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