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to prevent incidents like the recentsewagecontaminationofalocalriver.

Ted Knott, the national coastalproject manager for wildlife organi-sationWESSA, saidanypollution inariver systemcouldbeproblematic forthe coast if it wanted world-classbeaches.

eThekwini currently has threebeachesunderpilotstatus,whichwillonly be considered as Blue-Flagbeaches in mid-2015. The beachesareuShaka,Umdloti andUmgababa.Thenextgoalistoapplyfor pilotBlue-FlagbeachesatUmhlangamain,Um-hlanga bronze and Westbrook.

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River sewage threat to Blue Flag statusThe Blue Flag is a recognised global label and is awardedto beaches and marinas that meet strict criteria for waterquality, environmental education, environmentalmanage-ment, and safety and services.

Thereare4 000sitesaroundtheworld.SixareinKwaZu-lu-Natal, includingRichardsBay, Southport andUmzumbeaswell as nine beaches in theWestern Cape and one in theNorthern Cape.

“[The river sewage contamination] can be addressedthrough the improvement of infrastructure and how wemanage our waste,” he said.

Recently thecityadmitted thatat least30%of rivers run-ning into theoceaninDurbanatanygiventimeare hygieni-cally “critical”.

Thisweekend the Ohlanga River—which ends at Umh-langaBeach—wasdeemedunsafewithreportsofdeadfishon the sand banks as a result of a sewage spill upstream.

While the problem was rectified, residents were urged

were working at 75%.“What our municipality is pushing out has not brought

us up to the standard thatwe’re supposed to at. There havebeen many suggestions, which included recycling sewagewater, at recent meetings. Wemust have all our ducks in arowbefore undertaking thesemassive steps.My concern isthat if we cannot control disposing of water to rivers andoceans, how canwework towards recycling water or evenBlue Flag status?”

Also commenting on the issue, chairperson of the KeepTongaatBeautifulAssociationSoobrieGovindsamysaidtheorganisation supported the Blue Flag status.

“Thishascomeup fordiscussionatourmeetingsandweare fully behind it. There are a variety of positive spin-offsfrom achieving this status, the biggest obviously being thetourism perks. Westbrook Beach is already immaculatelyclean and has been well taken care off by the community.These are positives we should encourage.”

Toddler dies afterbeing hit by a bus>> Angry mob threatens to ‘kill’ bus driver

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A TWO-year-old child was killed after being run overby a bus in the Verulam CBD, Verulam on Monday.

The incident left by-standers outraged as they at-tempted to assault the driver shortly afterwards.

According to witnesses the toddler’s mother was carry-ing the child on her back and she held the twin brother inherarmswhensheavoidedapiecart thatwasbeingpushedby a vendor.

The child whowas strapped to themother’s back fell offand landed on the road. A passing bus then drove over thechild, said Reaction Unit South Africa head Prem Balram.

“WitnessescontactedReactionUnitSouthAfricaandre-quested medical assistance for the severely injured child.RUSA paramedics were dispatched to the scene and uponarrivalwere joinedbyparamedics fromNetcare.Medicsat-tempted to revive the child, however, due to the severity ofher injuries she died on scene,” he said.

Theofficers alsohad to restrainanangrymobwhowerethreatening to “kill” the bus driver.

Balram said the driver was removed from the scene forhis safety as the crowd was “baying for his blood.”

Severalofficersweredispatchedtothesceneforthesafe-ty of the paramedics before the child was declared dead.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDParamedics attempt to resuscitate the two­year­old whowas killed on Monday.

to refrain from using the river and were toldit could be months until the river system isclean.

The municipality has acknowledged thatthe sewage leaksare the result of blockages inthe sanitation system.

eThekwini Municipality spokesperson To-zi Mthethwa said the issue at the Waterloopump station is being addressed and moni-tored until themunicipality’s water and sani-tation department is satisfied.

However Tongaat Civic Association presi-dent Jeeva Pillay said he felt the issue of BlueFlag could not be discussed without first en-suring a solid sewage plan.

“The flag status is secondary. What weshould be focusing on is clean water. Thatshould be our first priority. Althoughwe defi-nitely support the concept of the Blue Flag asitbrings ina lotofwonderful tourismopportu-nities.” Pillay said currently sewage plants

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UMFOLOZI FET College (Mandenicampus) has, in one swift move, lostabout 385 years of teaching experi­ence after serving termination noticeson 12 seasoned lecturers.

The lecturers, some of whom havebeen teaching in excess of 40 years,have either been boarded or have tak­en a package.

The college, which served short no­tice to the lecturers, now intends toemploy “inexperienced” lecturers intheir place.

One of the affected lecturers, DasHarilal with more than 37 years’ experi­ence in the field of mathematics, whowas sympathetic to the state of unem­ployment in the country and who sup­ports job opportunities for young peo­ple, is unhappy about the manner inwhich their contracts were terminated.

“The collegeservedsomeof thelec­turers with a 30­day notice periodwhile a few were given even less notice.I cannot see the logic [behind this]when qualified lecturers can be termi­nated mid­year.

“This has come as a shock to all ofus who have financial commitments,taking into account that the currentcontract runs until February next year.This is a loss of income for six months,”said Harilall.

He said that several meetings wereheld between upper management andthe lecturers.

“Impassioned pleas were made tomanagement [to allow] the lecturersto finish at the end of the year so stu­

dents don’t suffer, and allowing trialsand final exams to run smoothly.”

Whenaskedwhatreasonsweregiv­en for the termination of the contracts,Harilal said as per the UI9 form, it stat­ed “item number five”, meaning theend of a contract.

“This does not make sense as thistermination comes in the middle of thecollege year.

“The mission of the college is thatthe interest of students must comefirst, now how does this put the inter­est of students first. They are being leftwithout a lecturer at a prime time oftheiryear.”Thematterhasbeenreport­ed to the Education Labour RelationsCouncil, which is investigating the lec­turers’ cases.

Students at the campus have beenbadly affected since the lecturers haveyet to be replaced.

According to one student, whochose to remain anonymous for fear ofvictimisation, they go to campus foronly a few, if any, lectures.

“We do not have a maths lecturerand maths has always been a problemsubject because it is so difficult. At thisrate we do not know how we will passour exams.

“We are being deprived of our edu­cation and this is not fair. We do noteven know what is going on because noone will tell us. All we know is that wehave no lecturers and we are losingground fast.”

As of Monday, students have beenwithout lecturers for four weeks.

Spokesperson for the campus SamZungu declined to comment saying thematter is sub judice.

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One killed in NorthCoast accident>> Carnage on roads results in several being injured

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ONE person has been killed andseveral injured in a number ofaccidents on the North Coast

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“Paramedics stabilised the injuredat the scene before transporting themto various hospitals for the care thatthey required,” added Botha.

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Hesaid inthepre-vious financial yearthe departmentcompleted nearly30 000 housingunits, exceeding itstarget of 27 000.

Pillay said the de-partment wants tocomplete over32 000 housingunits in this financialyear.

“eThekwini is thefocal point of the ur-banmigration in ourprovince; it has thelargestnumberof in-formal settlements.Indeed, 90 per centof our informal set-tlements are situat-ed in eThekwini,”said Pillay.

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Meanwhile, polit-ical parties wel-comed plans to es-tablishhousingwait-ing lists and alsocalled for the black-listing of contractorsresponsible forshoddy workman-ship.

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Organisation honours women>> Award recipients laud Child Welfare for their effortsWEEKLY REPORTER

TONGAATChildandFamilyWelfareSoci-ety hosted a Women’s Day programmehonouring empowered women who

serve the community.Variouscategorieswere identified inwhich

their contributions were recognised.The programme was held at the Latitude

Conference Centre, 29 Degrees South, DubeCity recently.

Social worker manager Jo MoodleythankedSadhaNaidoo,oneof thesocietiespa-trons, and lauded the women that were hon-oured.

Glenda Pillay of the Victoria Hospital saidthat the event was “mind blowing”.

Rookshana Basha, First Aid co-ordinatorfor Charity Fair for more than 20 years, saidthe importance of the professionalism, eti-quette, respect and meticulous manner inwhichTongaatChildWelfareexecutestheirre-sponsibilities, duties, serving the communityof Tongaat was outstanding.

“Weareindeedverygratefulforyourawardas it is a clear indication of your commitmenttoupliftingthelivesof women.Thank you andGod Bless,” said Basha.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDCelebrating women from left: Anjalai Nair, Meera Arbee, Philisiwe Celeand Allamellamah Naidoo were four of the recipients awarded and ac­knowledged on the day for their contributions to the community.

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Applications are invited from Parents / Guardians who wish to enrol theirchildren in Grade R at this school in 2015.

Grade R - your child is eligible, if born on or before 30 June 2010

Mitchford Primary School offers a holistic curriculum that includesa balance of sport and academic excellence.

THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY:1. Preference will be given to:

* Learners who have siblings at Mitchford Primary.* Learners living in close proximity to the school.

2. Acceptance of application form does not guarantee a place.

Application forms will be available at school from:1st to 5th September 2014 between 08h00 to 13h00.

DOCUMENTS TO BE BROUGHT* Copy of learners birth certificate

* Copy of both parents identity documents* Copy of electricity / water bill in your name to show proof of residence

OR IF YOU ARE RENTING

Affidavit stating address of residence and name of landlord,together with landlord’s copy of electricity/water bill.

• Your application will not be considered if any of the abovedocuments are not presented together with your application form.

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION FOR GRADE R CLOSES ON:5TH SEPTEMBER 2014 AT 13H00

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RE: APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION -GRADE R: 2015

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDebutantes and freshmen of Buffelsdale Primary School are ready for theirDebutantes and Freshman’s Ball which takes place on Friday, 22 August atthe Tongaat Town Hall commencing at 6pm. Seen are participants fromGrade R to Grade 6.

Here come the debutantes

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSeatides pupils competed in theMathemagica contest where allschools from Tongaat and Verulamparticipated. The pupils took toppodium positions in most divisions.Grade 7 pupil Divokia Naidoo (pic­tured) took first place in her divi­sion. Other podium finishers includedUvey Govender, Sulaiman Nakoodaand Kiash Nadasen Baldeo.

Seatides doesTongaat proud

Road safetyprojectFive Mountview Secondary pupils participated in the Par­ticipatory Education Techniques Project hosted by theDepartment of Transport recently. Facilitators, Miss S.Govender and Mr S. Naidoo together with pupilsthanked all organisations who assisted them in the proj­ect. Seen are some of the participants.

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Tongaat manscoops Nasa award>> Small­town boy achieves what every engineer dreams of

SHANNON HOPKINS

TONGAAT­BORN man AdirJugnarayan (29) is the youngestNasa staff member to have won

the organisation’s Zero Gravity Awardfor Excellency.

He attended a local secondaryschool and then went to University ofKwaZulu­Natal.

He will officially receive the awardataceremonyinDecember.Jugnarayanreceived the honour because of his ef­fort and ongoing work on the Saudi­SAT4 satellite project.

“It feels surreal to be recognised formy efforts at such a relatively youngage. It certainly makes up for all thoseyears where I would stay up for hourseither studying for exams or working tomeet deadlines. It is my biggestachievement so far.”

Jugnarayan started his career as aresearcher for a short period at the Dur­ban University of Technology just afterfinishing his mechanical engineer stud­ies.

He then moved onto a job atDES­ign International in Umbogin­ twi­ni, where he gained experience in thefield of robotics and automation.

He got a job at Nasa after workingon a robotic assembly line for a Germancar manufacturer. The level of technol­ogy he used “seemed to have caughtNasa’s eye”. The agency offered him ajob to work in conjunction with it last

year.Now Jugnarayan is part of a team

that focuses on the design and analysisof satellite structural frames, as well asthe assembly and the integration ofpayload subs­systems that are neces­sary for the mission at hand.

“The thing I enjoy most is also themost stressful part about working withNasa. Working in the aerospace indus­try makes you look at everything in atotally different perspective.

Space, while beautiful as it may ap­pear, is an extremely cruel and harshenvironment in which to work.

“Everything has to be consideredand examined on a microscopic levelwhere only specialised materials andpaints are used. Anything from a

bringing it closer to Earth so astronautscan explore it. He is also being assignedto another project in the Middle East forNasa’s geo orbital satellite ­ a trainingexercise to enable staff at the partnercompany with their future in aero­space.

While he could not confirm if he wasto be involved in the Mars One Project­ a mission to the planet in 2024 ­ Jug­narayan says it is important for human­kind.

“At some point Earth will becomeoverpopulated or drained of natural re­sources. I feel this mission is a step inthe right direction in terms of us beingable to colonise other planets. This willalso ensure the human race will surviveoutside their native habitat should itever reach a stage where a global evac­uation will be required.

“These “colonisation missions” willalso pave the way for current and futuregenerations to derive new concepts tomake space travel quicker and morecost­effective,” he said.

Whenaskedif itwasadreamforhimto work on space­orientated projects,Jugnarayan says he used to joke aboutit as a child.

“I think it’s every engineer’s dreamto work in conjunction, or be affiliatedwith, space­orientated initiatives, letalone an agency like Nasa. When I waslittle I used to joke about it, but I hon­estly never thought the fantasy wouldbecome a reality,” he said.

Jugnarayan’s biggest dream is tostart his own company that will specia­lise in robotic and unmanned solutionsfor jobs deemed “too dangerous” forhumans ­ as well as have a functionalexo­suit similar to that of the one seenin Marvel’s Iron Man comics and movies.

“In terms of short­term goals Iwould also like to also get experiencein the military and medical fieldswhereby I can be part of a team thatlooks at creating hybrid robotic limbsthat can be used to aid amputees,” headded.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAdir Jugnarayan.

PHYSIOTHERAPISTS are qualifiedmedical professionals who are reg­istered with the Health ProfessionsCouncil of South Africa.

“Physios” assist people of all ag­es, backgrounds and lifestyles tomaintain their desired level of ac­tive living and physical functioning.

With their applied knowledgeand understanding of the humanbody in action, physiotherapists areable to help you to increase mobili­ty, relieve pain, build strength, andimprove balance and cardiovascu­lar functions.Why choose physiotherapy?

Physiotherapists will not onlytreat the cause of a particular con­dition, but by spending time withthe patient the physiotherapist isoften able to provide advice on howto minimise the impact and preventa recurrence.

You can benefit from physio­therapy at any time in your life.Is there a physiotherapist inVerulam?

Physiotherapist Nerusha Peru­maul is now consulting at the fol­lowing two premises in Verulam: 38Wick Street, Yasseen Centre, Veru­lam Phone 032 5330075, 14 GardenStreet, Verulam Medical Centre,Verulam, Phone 032 8112555.

Perumaul is contracted to allmedical aids.

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Who arephysiotherapistsand what dothey do?

THE Tongaat Child and Family Welfare Society areappealing to the public for assistance in locating thefollowing people:

>> The biological father (Ncani Qeda) of Ntombi­fikile Zesuliwe Makhetha, who was born on 15 August2005 and Sonwabiso Makhetha who was born on 20June 2007.

>> The biological mother of the said children isMs.NokhayaMakhethawhopassedawayon16Janu­ary 2013.

If you have any details regarding their where­abouts, contact Devi Naidoo on 032­9441514.

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fingerprint to a dust par­ticle on the satellite canfreeze in space, resultingin catastrophic conse­quences.”

Apart from workingon the the Saudi­SAT4satellite project, whichlaunched on 19 June andis orbiting Earth, Jug­narayan is working on anasteroid­retrieval proj­ect. This aims at captur­ing a small asteroid and

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BEFORE I became a journalist, I madea living as a private tutor. I startedwith a terrible hourly fee as I did not

know how much tutors usually charged. AsI got wiser I increased my fee and startedto make a somewhat respectable liv­ing…enough to break even with the taxi

fare I paid for every day.I was not a teacher, have never been,

and I respect teachers and the work theydo. I did, however, find myself rectifying alot of their mistakes when I was tutoringstudents in mathematics and the physicalsciences. My first judgment was that thestudents who denied being taught a basicconcept in either subject were being lazy,as is almost always the case.

But then I started getting calls fromparents who had very bright children fromprestigious schools in the Richards Bayand Empangeni areas. These children weregetting distinctions in all their other sub­jects except either mathematics or thephysical sciences. I found that a lot of thebasics lacked, not because the studentswere lazy, but because their teachers hadfailed to teach them the basics.

Whether this failure was caused by alack of knowledge or time, I cannot specu­

late. Academics from the University of KZNand Durban University of Technology arebeing quoted in many an internet conver­sation regarding the competency of matricmathematics teachers.

This is after a report was published inThe Mercury newspaper on Monday 21 July,regarding a study published in the ‘Per­spectives in Education’ journal. Accordingto the report, a sample of 253 KZN teachersaveraged a mark 57% when writing a pastMathematics exam paper, typical of whatthe students they teach, have to write.

The paper was separated into four lev­els (levels one to four) which increased indifficulty. The fourth and final level in­volves problem solving, which was mostchallenging. At this level, the sample ofteachers tested averaged a mark of 26%,which is even lower than the ridiculous30% pass needed. Having encounteredthese kinds of questions a lot myself, I

agree that they are quite challenging.These researchers question the quality

of the material the teachers are deliveringto learners if they clearly fail to understandit themselves. I have to agree with thembut also take caution in knowing that notall is cut and dry and that I am not an edu­cation expert. Clearly there is somethingwrong, but as to the cause of it and the so­lution that needs correct it, I have foundthat we are all experts.

On the digital version of The Mercuryarticle, I found a list of comments longerthan the story itself. This is often the casewith stories that are the topics of many adrunken conversation or when a story sup­ports people’s cynicism on the govern­ment’s failure. The (anonymous) com­ments are full of “not surprising”, “dismal”,“blind leading the blind” and others ques­tioning whether all teachers are qualifiedto teach any subject.

Thereport doesnotmentionhow manyof these teachers are from previously dis­advantaged schools and backgrounds. Iwould speculate that the difficulty of theproblem solving questions in the fourthlevel may be linked to their proficiency inthe English language.

What we need to understand is thatthis is just one study that has detected along­suspected problem. The study’s au­thors do not speculate what exactly iscausingtheproblem,onlythatitexists andthat it is scary how we expect these teach­ers to help pupils grasp the mathematicsthey teach.

This study unfortunately casts a badlight on some teachers who actually un­derstand the subject and are able to con­vey it.

It is not all bad. I have encountered sev­eral teachers who have helped me graspchallenging concepts in mathematics. Thisstory will unfortunately remain anothertalking point which will lead to debates inweeks to come.

Catching the matric mathematics bandwagon

THERE are many who will say that Palestine is notsure what it wants exactly.

Even South Africans have joined in voicing theiropinions.

I suggest religious leaders and religious organisa­tions within the local district should dedicate theirtime, money and efforts in trying to sort out the prob­lemsthatwehave inKwaZulu­Natalbeforetheystart

focusing on problems in other countries.It makes me cringe when I read “as citizens of a

peace­loving country...”Who lives in peace in South Africa?Not even those behind high walls, razor wire, elec­

tric fences, burglar bars and alarm systems live inpeace — I know I don’t.

Maria H

Focus on problems at home, not Palestine

Sibusiso Biyela@astrosibs

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XOLANI NXUMALO

AKAZANGE akuthole ukuphu-mula ngempelasonto uNd-unankulu waKwaZulu-Natal

uMnuz SenzoMchunu,njengobaem-va kukubuya oLundi ukuyovula uku-hlanganakweNdluyamaKhosingoL-wesihlanu,ebivulwayiSilosamaZuluuGoodwill Zwelithini, ngoMgibelonangeSonto, wahambela imi-ngcwabo emibili eMandeni.

Bekunobhazabhazawetendengo-Mgqibelo eduze kwezitolo zase-Mandeni, lapho bekunenkonzo yo-mngcwabo wezinsizwa ezintathuebeziyizikhulu zenyunyana yabase-benzi, iNational Union of Metal-workers of South Africa (Numsa), ez-idutshulwe zabulawa ngeledlule zih-leli endlini yomngane wazoelokishini laseMandeni, eSundumbi-li, esigcemeni sakwa Chappies.Abadutshulwe babulawa nguMnuzNjabulo Ndebele obenguNobhala weNumsakwaSithebe, iphini lakheuM-nuz Sibongiseni Ntuli, noMnuz Nto-beko Maphumulo. Ababili kulabaabaseMacambini, lapho ngakusasabekutshalwa khona inkosi yabo,Inkosi uKhayelihle Wiseman Math-aba.

Kulomngcwabobekukhona noN-obhala jikelele weNumsa uMnuz Ir-vinJim. Uthole ithuba lokuphikaala-lengomhlane, lokuthi lenyunyana iz-ilungiselela ukuphenduka ibeyiqembu leze politiki.

Laba bobabili uMnuz Mchunu no

Mnuz Jim, basihlabe basinikiza isih-luku okubulawe ngaso lezi zikhuluzenyunyana eMandeni.Ayikatholakali imbangela yokubu-lawa kwabo, kodwa kunabathi um-khuba usekhaya.

Ngakusasa kube nendumezuluyenkonzo yokutshalwa kwenkosiyaseMacambini ebisezinkundlenizemidlalo kule ndawo, eduzekwenkantolo nomuzi wenkosi, kwa-Muzikawudlulwa.

Inkonzo yenkosi ibihanjelwe yin-qwaba yamabutho eholwa yinkosiyasemaNzimeleni, eyaKwaKhozaneyaKwaNzunza eNsingweni.

Inkosi yaseMacambini ibingum-didiyeli wamabutho, njengoba kuyi-yo ebikhonjwe yiSilo samaBandlaukudidiyela amabutho emshadweniwaso obungeledlule, oLundi.

Bekukhona uSihlalo we-ANC,KwaZulu-Natal uMnuz Mchunu,uMengameli we-National FreedomParty (NFP), uNkk Zanele kaMagwa-za Msibi, uSihlalo kazwelonke we-IFP uMnuz Blessed Gwala, laphoinkosi ike yabayisishoshovu salo leliqembu, iPhini likaNgqongqosheweziNdaba zokuBuswa koHulumenibaseKhaya nezoBuholi beNdabuko,uMnuz ObedBapela,inkosiyaseMve-zo e- Eastern Cape, Inkosi uMandlaZwelivelile Mandela, ezalwa yindo-dana kaDkt Nelson Mandela ese-yashona, uMnuz. Makgato Mandela.

Umculo ubudla lubi njengobabekukhona uHlengiweMhlaba oculekwanyakaza izihlwele ebezigcwalise

amatende amabili.Kucule noRay Zondi wakhona

eMacambini, iOldTimeReligion yaseMgungundlovu yezinsizwa ezindala,ezihlokomise izihlweleebezingaphe-zu kwezi-10 000, nekhwaya yase-MathubesizweHighSchool, ebishay-elwa nguMnuz Dumisani Mthembu.

Kuvele ukuthi inkosi ikhothameisilungiselela udwendwe lwendo-dana yayo endala uMthokozisi.

Nokho abantu baphoxekile ben-gasalitholi ithuba lokuzwa oSgwiliZuma noThokozani Langa becula,ngenxa yamabutho abengasadlenkobe zamuntu, esethatha ibhokisietendeni ephumanalo eliyisa emath-

uneni aKwaMuzikawudlulwa.Yiwonafuthiabeyingenisileinkosi

ngehubo elithi ‘akawanga uMcambi,uguqe ngamadolo’.

Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi kwen-zeke okufanayo eminaykeni enga-

phezu kwama-22 edlule enkonzweniyokutshalwa kweNkosi uChakideMathaba, obeyibamba lenkosi yaseMacambini isafunda isikole.

Ithe isabonwa ebhokisini inkosiendala, angenaamabuthoayithatha.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOKwesokunxele yiMeya yaseMandeni uMnuzSiphesihle Zulu, yiMeya kaMasipala wesiFundaiLembe uMnuz Welcome Mdabe, nguSomlomokaMasipala waKwaDukuza uMnuz Muzi Sithole,noSomlomo kaMasipala weLembe uMnuzThokozani Msweli, obuye abe nguSihlalo we­ANC, esiFundeni iLembe esibizwa ngePrevaKhumalo.

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWEBekuno Ndunankulu waKwaZulu­Natal uMnuz Senzo Mchunu noNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNda­ba zoMdabu, uNkk Nomusa Dube­Ncube, Inkosi uMandla Zwelivelile Mandela, emngcwabeni weNkosi uMathaba

Njengobaiyaemaphethelweniinyan-ga yabesifazane uNcwaba (August),lapho bekubhiyoza abesimame ez-weni lonke bejabulela ukubanamalungelo, akekho ongazi ukuthiumhlaka-9kuNcwaba,ngo-1956wa-dumaezweni lonke,abesifazanebeb-hikishela inkululeko, nomthethowokuphathwakomasizi (ID) kubantuabamnyama.

Ukube lokhu akwenzekanga, ng-abeiningi lethulabesimame(ngiziba-la nami) alinawo amalungelo eNing-izimu Afrika.

Ngiyakhathazeka emoyeni umangicabanga indlela labo mamaabafukuza ngayo befukuzela inku-luleko yethu, kodwa ngibuye ngisabeuma ngibheka indlela abanye bethubeziphatha ngayo, ngisabe nokuzibi-za ngomuntu wesifazane.

Angishoukuthi ngimsulwanjengengelosi, ngoba akekho ophila emhla-beni ongcono. Angiqale ngokubongaabesifazane abamela iqiniso nabak-wazi ukuziphatha ngendlela,ngikusho lokhu ngoba kuno mamaabashiywaabayenibabokodwabahl-alanezinganezabobangaxegelwayi-similo. Khonamanjalokubenomamaaba nabayeni kodwa baphendukekube yibona obaba ekhaya ngenxa

yokuthi abayeni babo bondla eminyeimindeni yangasese. Kunomamaabafundisa izingane ngemaliabayithola kanzima.

Kunomama la ngaphandle aban-genazoizinganeemishadwenikodwaubathola bebekezele yize noma kun-jalo.

Kubuhlungu uma umama eh-lushwainganeayizalayouzeumuzweesekhala ethi: “Ukube ngangazi ng-abe ngakushiya esibhedlela nge-sikhathi uzalwa.”

Ngike ngithi usuke usuyinganeeqalekisiwe uma usuhlule umzali.NeBhayebheli liyasho emithethwenieyishumi lithi: “Hlonipha uyihlo non-yoko ukuze izinsuku zakho zande ez-weni.” Mabaqhubeke njalo labo ma-ma abenza okuhle emindenini yabonasemphakathini, uNkulunkuluuzoba busisa.

Kunomnganiwamiokewangixox-ela indaba ebuhlungu ngomama ow-azala ingane wayilahla emgqomenikadoti, esaba ukuthi uzothini kubo

uma efika nengane, ngoba kungazi-wa ukuthiukhulelwe.Uthi leyonganeyatholwa ngowesifazane othileowayezidlula ngendlela eya etohwe-ni, wababaza ibhadi ezwa inganeikhala, wayithatha.

Akayanga ngisho nase msebenzi-ni, waphuthuma ekhaya wachazelaumyeni wakhe ngokwenzekile,kwasho ukuthi wayegane imvuyeNkosi eyayithobekile, ayibanganankinga ngalokhu. Bayithatha in-gane bayikhulisa kwaba ngeyabongoba babengenaboabantwanaem-shadweni.

Le ngane yaphumelela esikoleniyagcina isingumhlengikazi yaseben-za yalungisela abazali bayo umuzi,yabondla, iqinisekisisa ukuthi abas-weli lutho. Phela yayazi kahle ukuthibayithola ilahliwe.

Ngelinyeilanga yatholananowesi-fazane owayegula ekhala ubumayemayewena owabona umuntu oshay-wayo, uma ebuzwa ukuthi kwenzen-jani athi: “Ngiyasha, ngisizeni ningi-

cishe lomlilo ovuthayo.”Kuthiwa wayezwakala exolisa

ethi: “Ukubengangazi, ngabeangiyi-lahlanga ingane yami”.

Odokotela babengalitholi ikhambilomkumsiza ngoba kuthiwawayesengaboni ngisho nasemehlwe-ni, eseyinto ehhemayo nje.

Kuthiwa kwaze kwabizwa abe-fundisi ukuba bezomkhulekela,kwayima egonyuluka ngento eyenzaesemncane, wathi unembeza ubu-mudlayonke leminyaka,ephilakanz-ima ngenxa yanembeza, wenxusaabefundisi bamukhulekele bamchelengamazi akhulekeliwe ukuze ahlan-zeke.

Bakwenza lokho, kwaphela izin-suku ezimbili washona engazinokuthi le ngane ayilahla, yiyo eyayingumhlengikazi owayemnakekelangesikhathiegulaesibhedlelaengenabani.

Ngifisa sikhulule izinhliziyo zethusingabantu besifazane kule nyanga,sihlanze onembeza bethu, sithululeyonkeimithwalo,singenekuMandulo(September) singabantu abazelwekabusha.

Sithulule konke okungaphakathi.Ziningi izindlela zokwenza lokhu.Umuntu akakhulule inhliziyo ngen-

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>>TheTongaatBeachHinduUni-tyForumwillbehostingitsAnnualRoadPrayerat theLaMercyCircleon Sunday 24 August commenc-ing at 3pm. Hawan will also beperformed. All are invited. Lightrefreshments will be served. Forinformationcontact0329415607or 079 078 9496>> Everest Heights PrimarySchool invites you to their45th in-

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Dear MomYou have stolen many hearts through yourlife time and you did this in the most lovingand caring way, your smile. Even in yoursaddest moments you still has a smile onyour beautiful face. You will be sorrowfullymissed by family and friends.

Date: Monday 25 August 2014Venue: 66 Havenwood Road, Trenance ParkTime: Service – 7pm, supper will be served

at 5:30pm

Sadly missed by husband Seelan, son Deshan,sister Saras, brother Danny and a host of family

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15th DayMemorial

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HOUSE for sale – Wat-sonia, 4 beds, lounge,dining, kitchen, lug.R1.1M neg. Flat for sale– Patakh Centre withgarage, 1 & ½ beds.R425 000.00. VeneshChetty – 032-944 1147o/h /083 6555 990.

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Calypso open with win>> 3 ­ 0 thumping given as boys in red dominate

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CALYPSO Sporting in its firstmatch in the SAFA SAB Castleleague took on Ripple Effect

2010 at the New Centre Ground inNewlands West over the weekend.

After months of training and pre-seasonmatches it was up to the boystostepupto theoccasionandtheydidnot disappoint the club.

Calypso started the match in fullattack in search of the vital openinggoal.

They were all over the oppositionand also did not allow them to settleand take control of the match.

As the match progressed CalypsoSporting settled down and took fullcontrolof thematchandwasreward-ed with the opening goal in the 25thminutewhenVishayNaidooreceivedanexcellentball just outside theeigh-teen yard box and thundered it intothe back of the net.

The first half ended with Calypso

taking a one-nil lead into the breakand in the second half after some ad-vise from coach Bunker Naidoo theclub continued fromwere it left off bytaking the attack to the opposition insearch of the second goal.

The second goal came in the 52ndminutewhenagain throughsomeex-cellent work on the left hand side of

thefield,theballwaspassedtoBaseroSandilewhoslottedtheballhomegiv-ing Claypso a comfortable two goalcushion.

The now confident Calypso outfitdidnotslowthepaceandtempoofthematch and continued with the attackand also did not allow the oppositionto get the ball or settle down and find

a rhythm.This attack led to the third goal in

the17thminutewhenyetmoreexcel-lent work on the left side of the fieldtheballwaspassedtoFortuneZikhaliwhoslottedhomefromdifficultangle.

The match ended with Calypsoheading home with three goals to niland earning their first three points ofthe season that was vital to the startof the season.

Coach Bunker Naidoo was happywith the result and indicated it was along wait to the start of the seasonwith months of training, friendlymatches and combination work outsandtheresultof thematchwastheef-fort of a combined team effort withyouthandexperiencecoming togeth-

er. Healsoemphasisedon the impor-tanceof thedevelopmentof theyouththrough theyears at the clubandwasnow was certainly paying dividendswith five of the youth players startingthe match and others on the bench.

This Sunday the club will take onEleven Men at the Sheik MohideenStadium at 3pm in the first homematch of the season.

The club in preparation for theseason thanks Dickey Rajgopaul ofKingfisher solutions and Golden Sunforthesponsorshipofhomeandawayplaying kits, Prostar Paints for track-suits and others for the sponsorshipof shin pads, soccer boots, caps, kitbags, tights and also cash sponsor-ship towards the club for the season.

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VERULAM Athletic Club (VAC) commencedin earnest the Women’s Month programmein the Development Run/Walk league pro­gramme allowing for the community andmembership to participate in running andwalking.

Whilst every Saturday's the member­ship and community are invited to partici­pate in the 4km and 8km events commenc­ing from Gaterite Centre, selected Sundayprogramme include the Development Runthat offers 4km,8km and 14km run/walks.

This past week saw the Women’s Monthdedicated programme with newly signedComrades silver medallist Vukani Maphu­mulo in VAC silks ease through the 14km

event in a sub one hour 58 minute finishahead of junior Yadhvir Sewnarain in 1.12.

Simon Blose in 1.21 came through in amoderatefinishwithtwoweekstogobeforehis Mandela Marathon race a minute aheadof Johnny Karanjoo, also a contender for the2014 edition of their Mandela Marathon. Ju­nior novices, Thobani Chiliza and NtokozoBlose finished in a commendable 1.25 intheir debut in Verulam Athletic club colours.

VAC grandmaster Collin Ismail and mar­athon hopeful Anitha Sewnarain posted a1.29 and 111.30 finish respectively ahead ofDolly Shamlall in 1.59. Tharushka and PamSookoo completed a mother and daughterduo in 2.10 under the mentorship of PravinSewnarain , whilst Joey Chetty and AllanGovender pronounced themselves ready for

the Mandela Challenge in two weeks time.Siblings Renuka Moodley and Shireen

Sunker eased through the 4km walk in 44minutes, whilst Jason Moodley followedthrough in the 8km in 1.08.

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Mountview Secondary School host­ed a successful fun run recently.Pupils were involved in raisingfunds and enjoyed a scenic routearound the Brindhaven area. Theeventful day ended with an excit­ing tug­o­war interclass competi­tion. Seen are pupils from grade10C and 12A enjoying the event.

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TONVER made history thisweekend in the FriendshipGames zone one after they

dominated proceedings winning 18goldmedalsoutofatotalof28catego-ries at the Indoor Sports Complex.

For the first timeTonver removedthestrangleholdChatsworthandDis-tricts had over Netball winning threeout of the four divisions.

“Tonver was in outstanding formonFridayshowingtotaldominanceinthe codes of Netball, Chess and Vol-leyball,” said Tonver President GuruRamcharan.

“Thanks to our recent TonverGamesFinalpreparation,ourTonverrepresentatives were in scintillatingform in all the codes exuding confi-dence and excelling in the friendly ri-valry.

“Thanks must go out to our codeschiefs, managers and coaches in all

the codes that participated, for theyusedtheirlimitedpreparationtime toput our learners through their pacesand prepare well for the FriendshipGames,” concluded Ramcharan.

The Tonver Chess contingentdominatedproceedingswinninggoldin all four divisions ie. Under 11,13,15 and 17 divisions. The Phoenixzone had to settle for silver in threedivisions while Chatsworth took sil-ver in the other.

Tonver showed their Chess haddeveloped to great heights.

Tonver won the under 11, 13 and17 divisions in netball while only thesoccer under 11 took gold. In volley-ball Tonver took gold in the boys un-der 15 and 17 divisions and girls un-der 13 and 15 divisions however theboysunder13andgirls under17hadtosettle for silver. Intable tennisboyscategory Tonver won gold in the un-der 13 and 15 divisions and silver inthe under 11 and 17 divisions. The

girls Table Tennis saw Tonver takegoldintheunder15sectionand silverin the under 11 section.

A verypleasedActingChiefCircuitmanagerSelvanChettysharedin glo-ryofTonverandPhoenixwho togeth-erdominatedChatsworthand Pieter-maritzburg in all five codes of sport.In his address Chetty expressed hisdelight that the Friendship Gamesconcept exists among four zoneswhich gives learners the opportunityto excel on the sporting field.

He committed himself to ensurethat theFriendshipGames continuesto grow“fromstrengthtostrengthes-peciallyinhisMafukuzelaGandhi cir-cuit which comprises predominantlyof schools from Phoenix, Tongaat,KwaMashu and Verulam”.

The FriendshipGamesisexpectedtounearth talentwhichwill feature inthe Provincial and National Gameswhichtakesplaceincertaincodes lat-er in the year.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPupils at the Friendship Games held over the weekend.

>> Pupils’ outstanding form pays off for local outfit

VERULAM Athletic Club’s (VAC) AnandNaicker, a trail blazer administrator in theAthletics fraternity, has been invited to theSouthAfrican Institute forDrugFreeSportNationalConferenceandtrainingasadop-ing control officer.

Naicker already has many achieve-ments under his belt after becoming thefirst South African Indian IAAF technicalofficial and only Indian Chief Referee andTechnicalDelegate in the90yearhistoryofComrades Marathon.

Commenting on the achievement hesaid that he “is deeply humbled by the op-portunity given in the short space of timeafter he had shown an interest in the dop-ing discipline affecting sport”.

“After being involvedinnationalandin-ternational events, both as a chief refereeand technical delegate, I was intrigued by

theeffectsand impactofdrugs insportandhoped todevelopabetter insight in thisas-pectofofficiating.Thecall toattendtheNa-tional Trainee programme in LangeBaan,CapeTownthisweek cappedaremarkablelast two years in sport for me.

“This training will equip me to be in-volvedinall sportingcodes,notonlyathlet-ics. Itwill consist of a four dayprogrammeculminating in a gala dinner and awardspresentation before returning to KZN onSunday,” he said.

“This will allowme to pursue doping insport and the complexities involving thedifferent codes and I look forward to thenew challenge.

“Whilst as a technical delegate, dopingwas an aspect for co-ordination , I amnowinaposition tohave deeper insightandde-velop further as a technical delegate forboth national and international events. Iam grateful for the opportunity and willmake themost of it to benefit sport,” addedNaicker.

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