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Your 24/7 local connection FREE 30 000 copies distributed Weekly Phone: 032 945 2903 Residents take a stand against crime [5] May 30, 2014 www.coastal-weekly.co.za www.coastalweekly.mobi @coastalweekly Coastal Weekly ATLANTIS GOLD AGAINST ALL GOLD JEWELLERY EVEN IF BROKEN OR DAMAGED BRING IN YOUR BEST PRICE AND WE WILL BEAT IT GUARANTEED LOWEST INTEREST RATES SHOP NO. 3A • GGR CENTRE • 224 MAIN ROAD • NEXT TO ENGEN GARAGE TEL: 032 944 6538 INSTANT CASH LOANS INSTANT CASH LOANS HARDWARE Tel: (032) 944 4363 / 944 4715 / 944 3157 / 944 3158 / 944 8685 DICKS VEO’S GARYSUN WINTER WARMERS • WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • DELIVERIES DONE AT REASONABLE RATES • ALL PRICES ARE CASH & CARRY ONLY • E&OE • DESAINAGAR BRANCH: 032 943 3296 20lt Bastion PVA was R1.99 50x100 Gang Nails was R9.99 was R349.99 NOW R289.99 was R799.00 NOW R649.99 NOW R1.49 R5.99 NOW Clay Common Bricks Brass Hose Taps was R69.99 NOW R39.99 One Tap Hole Basin Mixer R179.99 was R289.00 Double Wash Trough was R59.99 NOW R44.99 Treated Fencing Poles MAIN ROAD - TONGAAT TEL: 032 - 945 4979 THURSDAY 29 MAY TO SUNDAY 01 JUNE 2014 250ml 1lt Sasko Cake Flour 10kg 4 DAY SPECIAL Dawn Lotion (Excl Mens Range) 400ml Oros Naartjie 2lt MAY MADNESS Halls Nectar Assorted 2lt Milo 500g Empire Sachet Milk 1lt Kelloggs Cocopops 375g Kelloggs Rice Krispies 600g Tropika (10x250ml) Dove Soap (4x100g) Saldanha Middlecut 400g Lipton Tea 100’s Rainbow Washing Powder 2kg 1kg Rainbow Washing Powder FREE + Slimsy Juice 1lt Clover Mooi River Butter 500g FREE + Beacon Easter Eggs 24’s Medium Eggs 30’s Niki Slab Dark Choc only 90g Sulight Liquid Bottle 750ml 2 for Elvin Juice 1.25lt See Page 2 for more SPECIALS Unemployed get assistance >> Harambee and library to render help to community KAVEEL SINGH N ON-PROFIT organisation Harambee Recruitment and the Tongaat Central Library brought the hope of job opportunities to local youth on Thursday, 22 May. Over 150, mainly post-matricu- lants, attended the visit from Harambee that was intended to empower the youth of Tongaat with employment opportunities. Harambee is a NPO that helps young people find work in various industries. Speaking to the Weekly Haram- bee consultant Monde Blose said they are trying to bridge the gap be- tween young people with the po- tential to work and the employer. “They have been deprived of the opportunity to work because they don’t have experience. “There are a lot of industries in which there are opportunities, in- cluding retail, hospitality, call centre and others. We do not only assist young people find employ- ment, but we also train them through interview preparation sessions. “We also have a programme in which we make these young people work-ready. This bridging course is when they are introduced into the world of work and we also in- still in them behaviours that will make them successful in the work environment such as, punctuality, positive attitude, energy, speaking English,attendanceandcuriosity.” Blose said the company goes “all out” sourcing young people. Turn to page 3 PHOTO: SUPPLIED Firefighters attempt to douse the flames that engulfed the car. Story on page 4. Man escapes burning car

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Page 1: Coastal weekly 29 may 2014

Your 24/7 local connection FREE 30 000 copies distributed

WeeklyPhone: 032 945 2903

Residents take a stand against crime [5]

May 30, 2014

www.coastal­weekly.co.za www.coastalweekly.mobi @coastalweekly Coastal Weekly

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INSTANT CASH LOANSINSTANT CASH LOANS

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DICKS

CRAZY SPECIALSVEO’S

GARYSUN

WINTER WARMERS• WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • DELIVERIES DONE AT REASONABLE RATES

• ALL PRICES ARE CASH & CARRY ONLY • E&OE • DESAINAGAR BRANCH: 032 943 3296

20ltBastionPVA

wasR1.99

50x100 Gang Nails

wasR9.99

wasR349.99

NOW

R289.99NOW

wasR799.00

NOW

R649.99

NOWR1.49 was R5.99NOW

ClayCommonBricks

BrassHoseTaps

wasR69.99

NOW

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R39.99R39.99One TapHoleBasinMixer

One Tap

R179.99wasR289.00

DoubleWashTrough

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Unemployedget assistance>> Harambee and library to render help to community

KAVEEL SINGH

NON-PROFIT organisationHarambee Recruitmentand the Tongaat Central

Library brought the hope of jobopportunities to local youth onThursday, 22 May.

Over150,mainly post-matricu-lants, attended the visit fromHarambee that was intended toempower the youth of Tongaatwith employment opportunities.

Harambee is a NPO that helpsyoung people find work in various

industries.Speaking to theWeeklyHaram-

bee consultant Monde Blose saidtheyaretryingtobridgethegapbe-tween young people with the po-tential to work and the employer.

“Theyhavebeendeprivedoftheopportunity to work because theydon’t have experience.

“There are a lot of industries inwhich there are opportunities, in-cluding retail, hospitality, callcentre and others. We do not onlyassist young people find employ-ment, but we also train them

through interview preparationsessions.

“We also have a programme inwhichwemaketheseyoungpeoplework-ready. This bridging courseis when they are introduced intothe world of work and we also in-still in them behaviours that willmake them successful in the workenvironment such as, punctuality,positive attitude, energy, speakingEnglish,attendanceandcuriosity.”

Blose said the company goes“all out” sourcing young people.

Turn to page 3PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Firefighters attempt to douse the flames that engulfed the car. Story on page 4.

Man escapes burning car

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May 30, 2014

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FROM PAGE 1

“The work we do is all free and one of the most satisfyingfeelings is to see their faces glowwhen they know that theyisanorganisationouttherewillingtohelpthemeventhoughthey only have a matric and no experience.”

Someof theorganisations thatHarambeecurrentlydoeswork for includesHollard,Woolworths,Nandos,DirectAx-is, SterKinekor, Pick n Pay and Burger King.

Blose said that first and foremost, Harambee was a

“We have been faced with an unemployment issue inSouth Africa and Tongaat is no exception. My offices oftenget calls from large companies such as Burger King to putthem in touch with youngsters who have potential.

“While we understand the value of a college education,not all of us can afford it.

“In factwith the state of the economy,most of us cannot.I alsodovocationalwork frommyofficesandwealwaysen-couragetheyouthtoworkandstudy.It isnoteasy,but itpaysoff after a fewyears and then sets youup for the rest of yourlife.”

Assistance forunemployedHarambee is a ‘youth employment accelerator’

MEDIA 24 Local Newspa-pers KZN scooped a winand several final spots atthe annual MDDA SanlamLocal Media Awards onFriday night.

Former Fever sports’editor Quintin van Jaars-veld took the prize forsports’ writer of the yearand was a finalist in thefeature-writing category.Other finalists includedSouthCoastFeverjournal-ist Candyce Krishna, whomade it to the top 10 forjournalist of the year, andDesiree Erasmus, whomade it to the top three forcolumnist of the year. TheSouth Coast Fever alsomade it to the top 10 for“best corporate-ownedfree sheet”.

A recordnumber of en-tries - 750 -were receivedfor this year’s competitionfrom local newspapers,community radio stationsand community television

stations. MDDA (MediaDevelopment andDiversi-ty Agency) and Sanlamhost the awards to “en-courage excellence and toreward meritorious workin community journal-ism”.

GM of Media24 LocalNewspapers KZN NeilTapinos said he was ex-tremelyhappywith the re-sults.

“It has onlybeenayearsince the restructuringprocess thatplaced theFe-ver, Echo and Weekly ti-tles in the provinceunderthe Media24 Local News-papers KZN banner.

“To achieve these re-sults insucha short spaceof time speaks to thededi-cation and commitment ofour editorial teams.

Congratulations to ourfinalists, who show thatdedication is recognisedthroughout the industryand amongst their peers.”

Your local papers win

KAVEEL SINGH

TWO people sustained minor injuriesafter their vehicles collided on the M4south bound on Tuesday 27 May.

According to Reaction Unit South Af-rica head Prem Balram, bothbakkies, a Ford Ranger and an OpelCorsa,were travelling in thedirectionofDurban just past the La Mercy car parkwhen the driver of the Opel Corsa rear-ended the Ford Ranger.

“Both vehicles were extensivelydamaged in the collision. One personwas transported to hospital byemergency services for an injury hesuffered to his head,” said Balram.

The damaged Opel Corsa bakkie at theaccident scene.PHOTO: RUSA

Two injured inaccident

“youth employment accelerator”.“We were set up by a group of employers

whowerefacedbythechallengesofemployingand retaining staff. At the same time they also

wanted to address thehigh unemploymentlevels amongst youngSouth Africans.

“After proving themodel, Harambee ex-panded in 2011 andhasnowaddedover50corporate employerswho have entry levelrecruitment needs inthe retail, hospitality,financial services, in-surance, business pro-cess outsourcing, lo-gistics, business con-sulting, industrial andtechnical sectors.”

Blose said that thecommunity can get in-volved by encouraging

youngpeoplewithmatrictosignupforHaram-bee on www.harambee.mobi.

“The community can invite Harambee tospeak or attend events for the youth in the ar-ea.”

Facilitator and one of the key stakeholderstobringingHarambeetoTongaat, librarianVi-gie Padayachee said she felt the library playedan extended role for the community.

“We understand that our main purpose isto ensure our community is kept literate andthatwe are accessible. However, it is vital thatthe resource such as the library brings morefor our people. With over 150 post-matricu-lants coming to hear out Harambee, we areclearly addressing a serious problem in Ton-gaat.”

Commenting on the issue of job creation inTongaat and Harambee’s contribution, coun-cillor Michael Abraham said the initiative byHarambee was “most welcome”.

PHOTO: KAVEELSINGH

Monde Blose ad­dressing post­ma­triculants at theTongaat Central Li­brary.

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers from Grade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling Bee North Coast regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the North Coast Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of theStangerWeekly, CoastalWeekly &Ballito Fever.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to [email protected]

Send us the below information via email,[email protected] OR fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014North Coast Spelling Bee* Entries close on 13 June 2014

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4 Man escapesburning carDriver lost control of vehicle, but escaped before it burst into flames

Sifiso Sifaniso’s burnt wreckage.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

SHANNON [email protected]

A MOBENI Heights man waslucky to escape alive after hiscar burst into flames near the

Westbrook traffic circle on Saturdaymorning.

Sifiso Sifaniso (38), a Sappi electri-cian,saidhewasdrivingtowardsBalli-to on Saturday at about 5.30amwhenhe hit the traffic circle.

“There was a car coming towardsme with its lights on bright. I couldn’tseeproperly andwhen my eyes man-agedtoadjust, Ihadalreadyhit thecir-cle,” he said.

Sifaniso said that upon impact“small flames” started in the vehicle’sbonnet.

“When Isawtheflames,Iunhookedmy seatbelt and jumped out of thecar immediately. The flames didn’tseem to be getting any bigger so I ranbackandgotmyworkclothes fromtheboot. Ten minutes later, the car wascovered in flames. Some peoplestopped to see if they could help byextinguishing the fire with soil, but itdidn’t work,” he said.

Specialised Rescue Unit’s QuentonPowersaid the teamwasonstandbyatWestbrook beach when they heard a

noise coming from the vicinity of thetraffic circle.

“On investigation it was found thata car had crashed. Our crew alertedNetcare 911 and the eThekwini FireDepartment. There were no seriousinjuries, but the vehicle quickly burstinto flames just before ambulances

and fire crews arrived,” said Power.The fire was quickly extinguished,

butitwastoolatetosalvagethevehicle.Sifaniso was taken to Alberlito

Hospital, but was released the samemorning.Hesayshesufferednoburns,but has had severe back pain sincethe incident.

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AFTER a number incidents ofcrime in the area, residents ofChelmsford Crescent in Tongaathave taken to the streets in anattempt to stop crime.

Accordingtooneof themembersof the neighbourhoodwatchDevrajGovender there were two incidentsof forced entries and one vehicletheft in February and March.

“Our residents were very con-cerned and we called a meeting inMarch. We addressed two privatesecurity companies and quotations

were provided. We held furthermeetings to get our more than 60residents on board, and we nowhave a full-time security guard andresidents who patrol the area.”

Govendersaidthatpatrolsbeganin May with 45 paying residents.

“There are also highly visible se-curitypatrolsandhavealreadypre-vented many crimes.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDanny Bhawandeen, Dev Govender and K9 Security officer Themba Nkosi.

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“A TYPE of insurance policy that pays outa lump sum at a specified future date.” Thatis what an endowment policy is.

Life assurers offer discretionary invest­ments in the form of endowment policies.These force you to save, because you areboundtoacontractforafixedperiod.Gener­ally, there are heavy penalties if you breakthe contract. The penalty is up to 15 percentfor those policies entered into after January1, 2009, although the penalties typically de­crease the longer you save, especially afterthe first year. Depending on the policy, youmay be allowed a no­payment window peri­od, have access to part of your investment(but only once in the first five years), or bor­row against your investment if you need themoney urgently.

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Endowment policies can also incorpo­rate a risk aspect such as a “premium waiv­er” option, where, if you suffer a disabilityand lose your means of income, your premi­ums are covered for the contract period.

Note that these features usually cost ex­tra, and it is worthwhile to weigh up theirbenefits against the drain on your returns.

Cost structures are often complex. Costscanincludeanadviser’scommission,annualplatform administration fees (in some cas­es a fee per premium), and annual assetmanagement and performance fees. Withsome products, you can invest directly, cut­ting out the adviser costs.

Tips for investors: For young investorswith high­risk appetite. The rule of investingis that when you are young, the preferenceshould be for high risk­high returns optionsbecause the investor has the ability to takerisks at this stage of life. So, those below 30should not get perturbed by the recentmood in the equity markets. As history hasshown, the equity markets are subject tovolatility but have the ability to generatedouble­digit returns in the long term. Theadvantage with them is no tax on gains.

In the case of high­risk investors, anydowntrend is an opportunity for invest­ments and it's no different this time. Whilethe short­term trend continues to be risky,you can use the current downtrend to accu­mulate long­term investments. Invest­ments in large­cap stocks or large­cap fo­cused funds are less risky when comparedwith small and mid­sized companiesthough the latter have the ability to turnmulti­baggers when the sentiment turns forthe better.

ENDOWMENTPOLICIES

IF you ask any scientist why they do whatthey do, you will obviously get varyinganswers.

Anundergraduatemighttellyousome­thing very different to a post­doctoratestudent – who at this stage would haveasked him or herself the same questionwith increasing frequency over the years.

I could run out of op­ed space explain­ing the reasons why science is importantin our lives, but for the purpose of thiscolumn I will only tell you that it is to van­quish ignorance and exercise a healthydose of scepticism.

Too many of us are victims of pseudo­science, myths, misconceptions and incor­rect use of science thanks to marketingploys.

Ignorance can be easily overcome, butif you throw a dose of ego into the mix,you have a misguided sense of self­preser­

vation when it comes to “touchy” issuessuch as creationism, vaccination,evolution, alternative medicine and nutri­tional information.

Thankfully, we can save ourselves bigheadaches if we apply the simplest tenetof science, which boils down to “assumenothing, question everything”.

Science journalism exists not only as afact­checking tool, but as a standard bywhich we practice healthy skepticism ­ notcynicism ­ to better ourselves and others

intellectually.It is unfortunate therefore that science

stories do not hold a lot of weight in termsof editorial space in many national and in­deed local papers in South Africa. Sciencestories have to compete with sports andpolitics, with the latter being in great sup­ply.

As a science advocate it is my duty totry to convince you to like (or at least careabout) science, but it is not a simple task,and after all, a sports’ journalist doesn’tneed to convince sports’ fans why theyshould like sports.

Writing science articles is not easy, andgiven the demands made on small newsteams, journalistsusuallyfindthemselveswith ridiculous schedules and little or nosocial life.

This makes it even more difficult tofind personal time to write about science,which many editors are loathe to acceptas thewrite­upmaynothaveasmuchpull­ing power as an accident or political scan­dal.

But it’s not onlyaboutthepullingpow­er when it comes to non­scientific articles

Science is in needof your love andsupport

— science can be intimidating tothe uninitiated.

I would love to tell you thatscience is all about the discovery ofsome wonder material or newlydiscovered giant killer chicken or theadvent of a space rock on a collisioncourse with KZN, but this is very rarelythe case. Of course, stories like thisdo exist, and you can and should readabout them on the net.

Some of my favourite reputablesites include “I F*cking Love Science”and Phil Plait’s “Bad Astronomy”.Someofthebestsciencewritingintheworld can also be found at National

Geographic’s “Phenomena”.In a country and a province where sci­

ence education is still far below the glob­al benchmark, it is time for us to con­sciously abandon our fear of science.We need to fall in love with the wonderof science, but also be careful to avoid“bumper­sticker” science, as one ofSouth Africa’s foremost science journal­ists (and author of Searching AfricanSkies) Sarah Wild once put it. I encour­age you to take the plunge into the deep,beautiful and mysterious world of sci­ence. You won’t regret it.Sibusiso can be contacted at

[email protected]

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Financial Centsby Juggie Govender

God saw you getting tired when a cure was not to be. He closedhis arms around you & whispered “come to me”. In tears we sawyou sleeping so peacefully free from pain. We could not wish youback to suffer.

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Thechild is temporarily inthecareof Ntombikayise Maureen Ngcobo.

Can you help?The family is originally from Gwala’sFarm, Tongaat.

*The biological father, known as‘Siya’, of Nothando Ngcobo, born 23February 2013.

The biological mother Nokukhan-ya Ngcobo is deceased. The child ispresently residing with NdabezithaVI Gloria who is thematernal grand-father.The familyresides in theSitar-am in Emona.

GRADE R to GRADE 7 – 2015 ADMISSIONS

Applications are hereby invited to Admissions into Grade R(Readiness) to Grade 7 for 2015.Grade R – turn 5 by 30 June 2015Grade 1 - turn 6 by 30 June 2015

Victoria Primary School offers a Curriculum that includes abalance of Sport and Academic Excellence.

In terms of Clause 33 of the National Admission Policy for publicordinary schools – no feeder zones have been determined. In viewof this clause and limited space, admission will be based on a firstcome first serve basis. Parents/ Guardians are to call at schoolpersonally for registration. Data to be captured immediately –delays may be experienced. Please phone the school to schedulean appointment on 032-9441670.

DOCUMENTS TO BE BROUGHT :-2 Copies of Learners Birth Certificates1 Copy of both parents Identity DocumentCopy of Learners Clinic Card (Grade R)Proof of Residence (only for record purposes)Copy of June 2013 learners ReportForeigners : Temporary or permanent residence permit orevidence of application.

NB. : NO PHOTOCOPIES WILL BE MADE AT SCHOOL

Registration/Re-admission fees : R500 compulsoryRegistration will be done between 08: 30 to 12:00 from Monday toFriday.

REGISTRATION OPENS ON 02 JUNE 2014

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION CLOSES ON31 OCTOBER 2014

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THE Airports CompanySouth Africa (Acsa) is to pro-vide consultancy and adviso-ry services to the Ghana Air-ports Company Limited (GA-CL) as the country expandsand upgrades its airports.

Acsa chief executive Bon-ganiMasekosaidalthoughhedid not know what the valueof this agreement would be,the two state-owned airportmanagement companies hadsignedafive-yearagreement.

Acsa is set to advise andhelpGhanawith the retail de-velopment of its airports,maintenance, engineering,ground handling operationsand security, among otherthings.

Ghana’s Accra Interna-tional Airport has the capaci-ty to accommodate 250 000passengers a year, but is han-dling 2.5 million as the coun-try’s domestic air traffic hasgrown by over 30 percent ayear and international pas-sengers by about 10 percent.

GACL is tasked with mod-ernising Kotoka Internation-al Airport in Accra, as well asthree regional airports andother airfields. Kotoka Inter-national Airport’s upgradewill include the building of anew terminal.

“Ghana is experiencing

therapidgrowththatwewereexperiencing 15 years ago.We’ve been through the chal-lenges they are facing. Butthis partnership will not be aone-way street. We’ll look atthe learnings [sic] we get andseewhatcanbe implementedinSouthAfrica,”Masekosaid.

He said, for instance, inBrazil whereAcsa has an air-port concession, it was no-ticed that Guarulhos Interna-tional Airport’s informationtechnologyapproachwasdif-ferent, and it was looking athow it could adopt this inSouth African systems.

InMumbai, the lesson thatAcsa took home was the air-port’s different retail ap-proach.

Acsa has equity stakes inMumbai International Air-port in India, and at Guarul-hos International Airport inSão Paulo, Brazil.

In its annual report lastyear, Acsa said the Mumbaipartnership, which has beenin place for six years, hadprovedtobeaworthwhileun-dertaking.

Maseko said Acsa wouldnot close the door on any op-portunity that came its way.

“TheGhanaopportunity isself-funding,butwehave tak-en an approach that even ifthe opportunity is not self-funded, we are not going to

close thedoor to anybody.Wewill club together with finan-cial institutions where thereis no self-funding. Butwewillnot expose Acsa’s balancesheet to any risk,” he said.

Maseko said unless it re-ceived another high-yieldingcommercial airport conces-sion opportunity, Acsa wouldnot borrow money for proj-ects itbecameinvolvedinout-side of South Africa.

MasekosaidAcsawaseye-ing more strategic partner-ships in other African statesand airport concessions inother parts of the world.

“We’ve said that we willnot be geographically limitedas to where we go,” he said.

HesaidAcsa’sinternation-al strategy, embroiled in thecompany’s 10-year businessplan that was launched lastyear,wasaimedat increasingits international revenue.

In the 2013 financial year,airport concessions made up10 percent of Acsa’s non-aeronautical revenue.

Theserevenuestreams in-clude items like retail, carparkingandpropertyrentals,and together generated R25million, or 36 percent, of thecompany’s revenue last year.

Acsa said concessionscontinued to be a stable andgrowingsourceofitsrevenue.

ACSA to aid Ghana

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Your smile and laughter has goneforever, your voice we cannot hear,your silent farewell shattered us all.We lost a soul with a heart of gold.God chose the best. We pray he grants you eternalpeace.

Missed by your loving family

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NGIBONE kahle ngoLwesihlanu ekuseni ngifi-kaesikhumulweni sezindizaesikhulueNingiz-imu Afrika, i-O.R. Tambo eGoli, ukuthi kululakangakanani ukulala ezitokisini uma uthathaizinto kalula.

Bengihamba nozakwethu ongumhleli om-khulu ophikweni lwamaphephandaba om-phakathikwaMedia24KwaZulu-Natal, uDesi-ree Erasmus siphikelele emcimbini wokuk-lomelisa abahlabene ngezindlela ezahlukenekwezobuntatheli.

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Bengingaphethe imithwalo eminingi ngobabengizobuyangakusasa.Bengiphethe‘umshiniwami’wokuthwebulanesikhwamaesimnyamasesudi ebengizoyigqoka emcimbini ebusuku.

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Naye umfo kaKikine ubephethe isikhwamaesifanancamashinesami,nasosabekwaegun-jini elifanayo nokubekwe lona esami.

Umasekuphunywaebhanoyini,wehlakuqa-laumfokaKikinewamanewathathaisikhwamaesimnyama wasilengisa ehlombe, zaya.

Umasengifikakuleligumbiobekubekweku-lona isikhwama sami, asisekho kukhona esin-ezimpahlaengingazazi.Nginelengashoukuthiakusonaesamilesosikhwama,yasukainhlam-vu le nsizwa ebingibekele sona ijahe ebhasinielilayisha abagibeli libayisa ngaphakathiesikhumulweni sezindiza, yasithola kumfokaKikine.

Umane wazihlekela umfo kaKikine wathi:“Yo!, akukona ukufana kwezikhwama lokhu.”

Nanxakungesisona isigamekoesitheni lesi,ngifikelwewumcabangowokuthikusukelaezi-gamekweni ezinjengalezi, zokungajwayeliukucophelela ukuthi abanye abantu bagcineezitokisini.

Ngicabange ukuthi ukuba esinye salezizikhwama besilayishe okuthile okungekhoemthethweni, bese kubanjwa ngamaphoyisa,bekuzokwenzekani kulowo esibanjwe kuye-na?.

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Konke lokhu kudalwa ukuthatha izinto ka-lula. Noma ngabe kungasatholakalanga izintoezingekho emthethweni, kunokwenzeka kubekhona ongathembekile kulaba abathatheizikhwama okungezona ezabo besebekhangwa okuthile okungesikhona okwabo,bagcine ngokukwenza okwabo bese bethiabakubonanga.

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ABOUT 100 of South Africa’stop surfers are making theirway to the warm waters of

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Thisweekend, 31May and1June,will see competitors from CapeTown,JeffreysBayandotherareasofthe country arriving to compete intwo divisions for over R30 000 inprize money.

The event will be staged at themain beach of the coastal town ofUmdloti.

The 3A rated Pro Surf Tour eventwill cater for theopenmen’sdivision,surfers of all ages, as well as the projunior boys’ division, boys under theage of 20.

The first event of the series tookplace in small, but clean surf at LongBeach, Cape Town and saw 21-year-old David Van Zyl coming out on topin what proved to be his first careervictory in the open men’s division.Van Zyl will be hoping to repeat hisperformance in the upcoming event.

“I am so glad I’m going to behome for this event, I love the surf onthe KZN coast in winter and to havean event at a different spot like

countonhis internationalexperienceto make a difference to take the title.

TheQuiksilverTakesOneToKnowOne series was introduced due to alack of local surf events for the openmen division in South Africa.

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South Africa.“We hope that the local guys will

use these events as stepping stonesforbigger things,with theexperienceand the money that they earn com-peting in this series. Thanks to ourmain sponsors Techniblock sun-screen, Drift camera’s, Red Bull andSkullcandy, without them this serieswould not be possible,” said Quiksil-ver Sales and Marketing ManagerDane Patterson.

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urdayandSundaywith the finals andevent and awards ceremony sched-uled to take place around 3pm onSunday.

The series will draw to a close inSeptember at Victoria Bay in thesouthern Cape. To find out moreabout the event visit the event mini-site at www.quiksilver.co.za/totko

All aspiring professional surferslooking to take part can vis-it www.surfingsouthafrica.co.za toenter.

Umdloti is great. I gaineda lot of confidence aftermy win in Cape Town sotheseriesformesofarhasbeen unreal,” said VanZyl.

Other competitorsworth keeping an eye onare Dale Staples from StFrancis Bay, now livingin Westbrook, SladePrestwich, who will becompeting in both theopen men's and pro ju-nior divisions, Capeto-nians Michael February,Jarred Veldhuis andDiran Zakarian, formerASP World Tour surferRicky Basnett from theBluff andbrothersDanieland Josh Redman, whoboth previously residedin Umdloti for over eightyears and are very famil-iar with the tricky surfbreak.

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3 Arbee Drive, Tongaat Tel: 032 944 3403 / 032 811 1241

Email: [email protected]

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MECHANICAL & SUSPENSION REPAIRS

Suspension Repair Specialist

R299

From

EACH

Fitted

Brake Pads

R250

From

Fitted

Service

R499

From

CV

Joints

CV Joints &

includes parts and labour

Warranty work undertaken

Behind CV Joints and Suspension Repairs

VILLAGE CARWASH

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Our services:• Mechanical repairs(petrol and diesel)• Diagnostics on vehicles ecu and error cancellations• Suspension repairs brakes, ball joints, engine mountings,wheel bearings, manual steering racks, wheel alignment,wheel balancing, puncture repairs

We are open on Sundays appointments onlyWarranty work undertaken

Behind CV Joints and Suspension Repairs

VILLAGE CARWASH

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK