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Controversial Durban businessman JaySingh listens to Pastor Mervyn Reddy(right) at the first day of the Department of Labour’s commission ofinquiry into the events that led tothe Tongaat Mall collapsing, killingtwo people and injuring 29 on November 19 last year.PHOTO: ALLIED PICTURE PRESS/APP
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JONATHAN ERASMUS
HE commission of inquiry into the collapsedTongaatMallcametoagrindinghaltonTues-day when the presiding officer ruled there
was a conflict of interest with the same lawyersrepresenting the contractor, developer and
This could set the stage for further delays in the
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Controversial Durban businessman JaySingh listens to Pastor Mervyn Reddy(right) at the first day of the Department of Labour’s commission of
Slow startJONATHAN ERASMUS
THE commission of inquiry into the collapsedTongaatMallcametoagrindinghaltonTues-day when the presiding officer ruled there
was a conflict of interest with the same lawyersrepresenting the contractor, developer andemployees.
This could set the stage for further delays in theinquiry.
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A little loveKAVEEL SINGH
THE Tongaat communitycame out in their numbersto participate in the final
voter registration drive that washeld over the past weekend.
With a total of 1 831new regis-trations, Ward 61 had one of thehighest voter registration tallieson the North Coast.
Saturday, 8 February saw 550new voters registering withCanelands boasting 103 of thosevoters. Sunday, 9 February ofcourse saw more with 1 281 newvoters registering.
AgainCanelandstookthebulkof thesevoterswith295peoplese-curing their right to vote.
Commenting on the registra-tion,ANCwardcouncillorMichael
Abraham said he was pleasedwith the turnout.
“I am extremely excited aboutthe number of people who cameout in their numbers. It showsourdemocracy is working well andpeople are showing up in theirnumbers to cement their supportfor these processes.”
Cope councillor Steven Naidoosaidtheresponsetovoterregistra-tion was encouraging.
“We have witnessed many[people who] register for the firsttime,eventhoughtheyqualifiedtoregisterpreviously.Thisisinanin-dication that people want to seechangeandrealisethatsignificantchange is possible through theballot box.
“What is worrying is that wehave not seen a lot of youth come
out to register, yet this is the seg-ment of our population that needsmuchattentionandtheyouthvotecan make the difference in thiselection. Our challenge is to to en-courage registered voters to comeout in their numbers and vote inthis forthcoming election.”
DA councillor Brian Jayana-than said Tongaat was “very suc-cessful” with voter registrationover the weekend.
“Over the weekend I visitedmany registration stations andthere were no problems.
“The IEC officials have to becomplimentedontheprofessionalmannertheydisplayedtothevari-ous voters who visited thestation.
“Also, the good relationship ofpartyagentswithotherswascom-
mendable. It seems from such apositiveoutcomethatpeopleneedto vote for change.”
MinorityFrontcouncillorPrag-gie Padayachee stated that it wasimportant forvoters toknowvoterregistrationasalaunchpadforthefuture of the youth. However, theapathy of the youth to register asvoters still prevails.
“The MF had taken the initia-tive to assist the electoral processby conducting street announce-ments to encourage the youth toregister. Thesuccessofencourag-ing voter registration is havingpeople go out to the communityand communicating thismessageon the ground.”
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JONATHAN ERASMUS
GRALIO Precast — run by Dur-ban businessman Jay Singh,who is at the centre of contro-
versy although not directly implicatedin themalldisaster—hadarranged le-gal counsel for itself and its employeeRonniePillay, aswell as forSingh’s sonRavi Jagadasan; for Singh’s wife Shi-reen Annamalay, for the health andsafety consultant; and for the mall de-veloper Rectangle Property Invest-ments (owned by Jagadasan).
Alargeportionofthemall,compris-ing of three storeysmeant for parking,camecrashingdownonNovember 19last year, killing two people and injur-ing 29.
Chair of the inquiry PhumudzoMaphaha addressed Gralio’s appoint-ed advocate, Saleem Khan, pointingout that he would have a conflict of in-terest.
“This is the first commission inwhich I have presided where this hashappened. You are representing theemployer, employee, the contractorand the developer. I find it challengingthatthesamegroupofattorneysrepre-sentmultiplepartieswhowillbe impli-cating each other.
“Gralio [Precast] has taken the op-portunity to represent everyone,which Iwant to ironout. This commis-sion cannot have various parties rep-resentedbythesamepeople.Iammak-ing a ruling on that. We all know howthe game works,” said Maphala.
Khan said he did not see his repre-sentationofPillayasapotentialconflictof interest, but consented to Pillay be-ing represented by the Department ofLabour in the interest of “expediting
this matter as quickly as possible”.JustmomentsafteracceptingPillay,
the representative fromLabour’s legaldepartment, Liepollo Monaheng, re-quested that Lennie Samuel — whosits on the commission’s three- manpanel — be removed, claiming hispresence on the commission wouldprejudice Pillay.
“It was Samuel who initially took astatement from Pillay shortly after themall collapse. He is privy to informa-tion. He must recuse himself from thecommission,” said Monaheng.
Today Monaheng is expected topush this position although Maphahais expected to largely resist.
ItisbelievedPillay’stestimonyiskeyto understanding why the mall col-lapsed and ultimately who should beheld responsible.
Pillay was interviewed the eveningof the collapse and told The Witnessthat he had been standing at the edgeof the top floorwhen it collapsed, forc-ing him to dive into an intermediatefloorastheslabbeneathhisfeet fell.
“Iwas falling, Idoveunder-neath onto another plat-form,” Pillay had said.
Meanwhile,eThekwini Metrois expected toexplain why ithas yet tocomplete itsstructural
engineer report into the collapse.Gralio has netted over R2 billion in
city contracts over the last decade andhas in thepastbeenaccusedofdeliver-ing sub-standard work.
The Manase Forensic Report com-missioned by the province to interro-gate low-cost housing projects in Dur-ban and released last year found thatbuilding by Gralio was deemed “dan-gerous”. Singh,who spoke to TheWit-ness just two weeks prior to the mallcollapsing, denied the claim and chal-lenged the veracity of the report.
The commission continues at theTongaat municipal building from9 am.
Tongaat Mall advocate cautioned about ‘conflict of interest’NEWS
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A TIP-OFF to the police at the KingShaka International Airport in Dur-ban on Sunday led to the arrest ofa 53-year-old Amanzimtoti womancarrying cocaine worth more thanhalf a million rand strapped to herbody.
The police members were wait-ing for Jo-Anne Efne Farrell to ar-rive on the flight from Dubai atabout 5.45 pm and on searchingher, found she was concealing1,6 kg of cocaine in a foil pouchstrapped to her body.
Provincial police spokespersonCaptain Thulani Zwane said thestreet value of the recovered co-caine is more than R540 000. Thewoman was immediately arrestedand charged with possession ofdrugs. She appeared in the Veru-lam Magistrate’s Court on Monday.The case was postponed to 24 Feb-
ruary for a formal bail application.Farrell was remanded in custody.
KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Com-missioner Lieutenant-GeneralMmamonnye Ngobeni commendedairport police and customs officialsfor the breakthrough.
“I am glad that members’ hardwork and patience has paid off. Iam delighted that we are now ableto reach those who are on the verytop of this vicious chain that de-stroys the youth of our province,”she said.
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WE can’t help you choose a name foryour baby, but we can help you withall the advice and support you’ll needduring your ninemonth journey.
February is Pregnancy Awarenessmonth, when expectant parents willhave the ideal opportunity to find outhow Mediclinic Baby’s free educationalsupport sessions, antenatal classes andmedical expertise can benefit them.
Mediclinic Victoria will be hosting anevent on Saturday, 15 February from10am to 2pm at the AFM Church Basement (next to Mediclinic Victoria Hospital)
The Mediclinic baby programme is afree, valueadded service offered to allparents whose babies are born at ourhospitals. It not only provides all the in
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You can also download our awardwinning Mediclinic Baby pregnancy appfor iPhone and Android, which givesweekly updates and detailed progresson mom and baby, while a host ofanswers to frequently asked questionsare on hand.
A weight tracker helps monitor yourgrowth to ensure you’re progressingproperly. To find out more about Pregnancy Awareness month and the Mediclinic Baby programme, visit www.mediclinic.co.za
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>>The Tongaat Sabha in partnershipwith the Tongaat Hindu Unity Forum,have put together a 10 day Maha Shivarathri festival, commencing on the18thFeb2014dailybetween6pmto8pmat the Tongaat Sabha.Supper is served daily,and the public isinvited. For more info please call083 788 8485.
>>The Redcliffe Hindu Sabha will observe Shivarathree from 6pm on Thursday 27 February till Friday 28 February.All welcome. For details contact M Inerjiton 084 588 8974.
>>Maidstone Football Club will commenced training on Tuesday,11 Februaryat 6pm at Sheik Mohideen Stadium.(Watson Park).All old players and new players interestin playing for the club should attend. Formore info please call Mully –084 325 5466.
>>The Shree Veerboga EmperumalTemple hosts its 98th annual chariot festival celebrations with flag hoisting on 7February, a cultural show and Sri Narayana Awards at the temple on Friday, 14February at 8pm.A chariot procession will leave the temple at on Saturday, 15 February at 9am.Flag dehoisting is on Monday, 17 February. All are welcome.
>>Brake Village Sri Siva SoobramaniarAlayam 105thannual Punguni WoothiraKavady festival will take place on Saturday 12 April 2014.
The flag hoisting ceremony will takeplace on Thursday, 3 April.
Further information please contactthe Temple on 032 945 1919.
>>Bhakti Marga will be conducting OMHealing free every Wednesdays and Fridays commencing at the following venues every Wednesday from 6.30pm atthe Chinna Thirupathi VenkatesvaraDevasthanam (CTVD) in Belvedere andevery Friday from 6.30pm at the GokhaleTemple Hall.
For details contact Vedavyasanandaon 083 793 8780or emailnad1@telkomsa.net.
>>You are cordially invited to attend theAnnual General Meeting of the ShreeSithee Vinayager Temple on Saturday, 9February at 10.30am at the temple.
>>The Tongaat Volleyball Associationwill hold a General Council meeting onThursday 30 January at 7pm at the Tongaat Sport Centre.
All are invited. For further details contact 084 4477 481
>>The Veda Dharma Sabha Hindi Pathshala offers free Hindi classes. Registration begins on 29 January.
Classes will begin on 3 February. Formore information contact 032 5338509,084 548 1333or032 533 1581.
>>The Tongaat Central Library invitesyou to an Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Academy OpenDay on Friday, 31 January (2 – 6pm), Saturday 1 February (11am – 2pm), Wednesday, 5 February (2 – 6pm) andThursday, 6 February (2pm – 6pm).Entry is free.
THE Tongaat Child and Family WelfareSociety is appealing to the public for assistance in locating:
*The biological mother (HlengiweMakhathini) of David BonginkosiMakhathini, who was born in April 2005.The details and whereabouts of the re
puted father are unknown to the familyand to this society. The family is fromSandfields, Tongaat.
Anyone with information pertainingto the above mentioned persons cankindly contact Devi Naidoo on032 944 1514.
Assistance needed
VERULAM Child and Family Welfare Society is currently searching for:*The natural father of Naidoo RetaniaLucelle born on 27 January 2000. Thenaturalmother ReyantaNaidooofRedcliffe, Verulam is deceased.
Anyone with information can contactthe social worker Zandile Vilakazi on
032 355 1046/7.*Siyabonga Mthembu. His last
known address is Redcliffe Park, Verulam.*Michael Zulu whose last known addressis Redcliffe Park, Verulam.
Anyone with information can contactMrs G Moodley on 032 355 1046/7.
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iCOLLEGE still has a limited number of100% bursaries for qualifying studentsin a range of great courses. If you are looking to study in 2014 and earn valuablework experience in a fun, relaxed environment then apply today to avoid disappointment.
Based in the stateoftheart facilitiesat Talk International in Umhlali, students
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The recreation facilities include pooltables, foos ball and air hockey allowingstudents to take a break between lectures.
In addition to providing 100% bursaries to qualifying students iCOLLEGE alsonow has the option of a daily meal 50%
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iCOLLEGE is a national leader in tertiary education and places a huge emphasison learning and maximising student’s potential, while ensuring all students enjoytheir time on campus in a relaxed environment.
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Nitro Circusis comingtotown
The Nitro Circus Live crew will rockthe Moses Mabhida Stadium on
Wednesday, February 19 as part oftheir first ever South African tour.
PHOTO: PHIL LAGETTIE
DURBAN will be taken to the extremewhen the aweinspiring action sports athletes of Nitro Circus unleash their uniquedeathdefying moves at Moses MabhidaStadium on Wednesday, February 19 aspart of their first South African tour.
Led by legendary action sports star andNitro Circus founder Travis Pastrana, theNitro Circus Live crew consist of 40 of theworld’s best action sports athletes, whodefy the laws of gravity with innovativefreestyle motocross, BMX and skateboarding aerial antics off their multimillion dollar set and famous 50foot high Nitro Gi
gantARamp.The heartstopping show also includes
thecrewpushingtheboundariesonskates,scooters and a range of crazy contraptionsincluding a drinks cooler, Barbie car, toytrike, shopping trolley and bodyboard. Theevent is, in essence, perfection withinchaos.
Speaking exclusively to Coastal, AaronFotheringham arguably the most phenomenal and compelling of the athletes said: “It’s going to be unlike anything SouthAfrican fans have ever seen before.”
Nitro Circus originated as a small DVDseries filmed in Pastrana’s Maryland backyard and rapidly evolved into a successfulMTV show and later a feature film. NitroCircus Live was launched in 2010 and hassince captured the imagination of fansworldwide with a string of sellout showsand recordbreaking crowds.
Fresh off wrapping up their first NorthAmerican tour by celebrating the 100th
global show in Anaheim, the starstuddedcrew will finally make their much anticipated South African debut, with the Durban show sandwiched between performances in Cape Town (February 15) andJohannesburg (February 22).
Fotheringham said they are relishingtheir maiden tour to South Africa and theDurban event in particular as it’s alwaysbeen one of their dream destinations. “I’msuper excited to come to SA and the warm,coastal town of Durban sounds good tome. I love marking places I’ve been to offmy map and Africa is definitely next on mylist. We all love going to different countriesand seeing how the crowd responds to theshow it’s always lots of fun.”
Fotheringham, affectionately knownas Wheelz, is the world’s preeminentwheelchair motocross athlete. The 22yearold was born with Spina bifida, a birthdefect of the spinal cord, which resulted inhim having no usage of his legs, and endeavours to change the world’s perception ofpeople in wheelchairs by doing nighimpossible stunts.
The daredevil holds the distinction ofbeing the first person to successfully perform a wheelchair backflip (July 13, 2006),double backflip (August 26, 2010) andfrontflip (August 25, 2012).
Wheelz admits the crew’s success hasexceeded their expectations and feels it’s
the perfect time to introduce their crazyantics to South African supporters.
“When it [Nitro Circus Live] first started, I don’t know if we ever expected it togrow so big. In the past couple of years, wehave toured Australia, New Zealand, Europe, China and North America, so the timeis definitely right to bring the show toSouth African fans for the first time,” hesaid.
The Las Vegas native credited thecrew’s versatility and ability to amalgamate their skills as key to their appeal andsuccess. “You don’t usually see the world’sbiggest tricks in FMX [freestyle motocross], BMX, WCMX [wheelchair motocross] and skate all in one place, but somehow with these shows, we have managedto gather all of the gnarliest and mostskilled athletes and brought them into oneshow,” said Wheelz.
While playing his cards close to hischest, Wheelz vowed that Durban fans arein for a number of surprises, with the crewplanning to unveil unique tricks at MosesMabhida Stadium.
“The best part about a Nitro Circus Liveshow is it changes every single time we goout and perform. We’ll definitely havesome special new tricks for South Africanfans, but you’ll have to come out and seethem for yourself.”
Aside from thrilling spectators, the
crew also aim to help boost interest in action sports in South Africa through theirthree events. “We love bringing more attentiontotheactionsportssceneandIpersonally love to give WCMX more exposure,”concluded Wheelz.
For bookings and more information,visit www.bigconcerts.co.za or www.computicket.com
WIN!You can win double tickets toNitro Circus at Moses Mabhida
Stadium on 19 February.To enter, go to our website
www.coastalweekly.co.za andclick on the competitions tab.
Rules:Competition closes on 14 Feb
ruary 2014. Winners will becontacted via email. Winnersmust confirm receipt of emailby Sunday 16 February. Win
ners must be available to collect their tickets from our Dur
ban office on Monday 17 orTuesday 18 February during of
fice hours. Judges’ decision isfinal and no correspondence
will be entered into.
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Is the night of Shiva, the Adiyogi. A gift from nature, the uniqueplanetary positions on this night initiate an upsurge of energy inthe human system. By staying awake and keeping the spineerect one can reap immense benefits. The exuberant nightlongfestival at theTongaat Sabha sets the ideal ambience for this.
If your life is not a constant process of reaching for somethinghigher than where you are right now, what kind of life is that? Ifyou want to aspire for something higher, come and join us for thisunrivaled celestial extravanganza which opens us tremendousspiritual possibilities of the night.
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Fri, 21 Feb Pundit D.H. Maharajh SVET / TSVT Tongaat South Vishnu Temple
Sat, 22 Feb Brother Vedanand Tongaat Kalaivani Kazagham Tongaat Sabha
Sun, 23 Feb Krishnacharan ISKCON Tongaat Branch Tongaat Hindu Unity Forum
Mon, 24 Feb Pundit Kasoo Panday Vishwaroop Temple Vishwaroop Dharamshala Temple
Tues, 25 Feb Swami Lokasangrahananda Brake Village Prayer Group Sandfields Siva Soobramuniar Temple
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THE Verulam Athletic Club (VAC) annual awards banquet took place lastweekend with all members receiving
recognition for their contribution in thepast season.
Chairman Anand Naicker outlined theimmense contribution of VAC. He highlighted community outreach programmesspanning local charity projects.
Judy Rajoo topped the Female WalkersMileage award following her previousyear’s Female Sportsperson of the Yearaward. Surprise recognition went to Amitha Singh and Juanitha Deenanath. Themale category was topped by Anand Naicker followed by veteran Vishnu Moodleyand Rajesh Ramchurran.
The runners top three awards was ledby Mzwake Khanyile – who had a phenomenal year in 2013 with six marathons, threeUltra marathons and backtoback wins inthe 12 Hour Longest Day completing 130kmedging out fellow VAC member PatrickMkhize.
Sherwen Pillay took second awardwhilst Pream Goordin completed the trioin the male awards. The female runningawards brought the hall to their feet when
the winner was announced. After startingserious running just over a year ago withtime trials and then development runs,proceeding to the longer 10 and 15km racesbefore embarking on the half marathons,coupled with her dedication in being anambassador for the VAC ethos and dedication was Anitha Sewnarain.
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milla Harricharan 1.34; Allan Govender 1.3414kmSimon Blose 1.13; Anand Naidoo 1.25; SarahNaidoo 1.27; Joey Chetty 1.34; SunilSewnarain 1.39; Bheki Biyela 1.40; JaysonMoodley 1.59; Dolly Shamlall 1.59; AtomDilraj 1.5921.1kmJohnny Karanjoo 2.10; Raymond Muthen2.10; Selva Naicker 2.10
With their awards from left are: Bheki Biyela, Skhumbuzu Mjaja,Bongiwe Majozi (Tongaat) Patrick Mkhize and Simon Blose.
Verulam Athletic Club hosts glittering annual awards banquet
in third position. The final award recipient was the junior runner andjunior crosscountry runner of theyear. Whilst surpassing the minimum criteria, with at least eightKZN races, many time trials and development runs. Coupled with fiveKZN Elite Crosscountry leaguesand the fact that he has postedtimes quicker than many seniorrunners over shorter distances –the popular choice for both 2013junior runner and crosscountryrunner was Yadhvir Sewnarain.OTHER NEWS*VAC annual general meeting onSaturday, 15 February at Mounthaven Primary commencing at3pm.
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