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Let the light in this Diwali British Airways’ first direct flight from London arrives in Durban See page 7

Billions of shimmering lamps will light up homes, while colourful fireworks and sparkling stars will brighten up the skies on the night of Deepavali next week. The celebration spreads light and new hope and adds colour to homes across the world. Hindu families across the globe will come together to cel - ebrate good over evil and light over darkness. In light of this, the staff and management of the Rising Sun Newspaper, together with Kumari, Riona and Ish Prahladh, of Reservoir Hills, wish our advertisers and readers a safe and blessed Deepavali. Page 2 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Ameenʼs Butchery wishes customers a happy Diwali The Ameenʼs Butchery family of Overport would like to thank the community and cus - tomers for their tremendous support over the years. They wish their loyal customers and friends a happy Diwali. They also have a wide variety of eggless butter biscuits, chevda, banana puri, gulab jamun, variety of sweetmeats and lots more at the best price for your Diwali table. They supply a wide spectrum of products to hotels, take- aways, restaurants and B&Bs. Call them on 031 208-0582 for trade enquiries in your area.

Vanessa Govender with her husband and family at a book launch held at Vovo Telo in Umh - langa. Vanessa Govender finally breaks her silence... In her memoir, Vanessa Govender (41) finally ing for a way out of abusive relationships and reveals the chilling details of the physical and women who are now safe after having walked emotional abuse, she endured at the hands of out.” her former lover, a popular radio disc jockey, Speaking about the naysayers who have been who worked with her at Lotus FM. It took the questioning why she didn’t name or charge her mother of three 13 years to break her silence abuser in the book, Govender said, “Sometimes and share her story. She said it has been a dif - justice does not have to be in a court of law. I ficult journey for her. The former e.tv news think the coming days and months will be a journalist said the days leading up to the release great revelation of how the universe works to of her book were some of the most darkest days bring its own brand of justice. I have testified of her life. “I was thrown into depression and before a high level commission of enquiry into kept experiencing a heightened state of anxiety allegations of sexual harassment at the SABC that I was forced to start therapy and go on ordered by the highest authority in this land. medication,” she explained. Govender said They were rounding up their work when my there were times when she even wanted to stall book came out. They then tracked me down the process of bringing the book to the shelf, and requested an interview with me. I was si - but stood her ground. Now that her story is out lenced and shamed for so long, now my voice for South Africans to read, she said the re - is being heard quietly and softly by those who sponse has been a “profoundly beautiful revela - will ensure my abuser never sets foot in the tion of not just overwhelming support from men and women, across all racial and religious SABC again. I believe in this commission and divides, but also so many women have been I know my justice will come. As for a name, I waiting for permission to speak their own truth think we are all reasonably intelligent people, and tell their own stories.” who are capable of joining the dots.” Stepping Govender continued, “I have been flooded with away from the book and the awful days of messages from women who are currently look - abuse, Govender’s life is now filled with joyful laughs and special moments made memorable by her three children. “Motherhood makes journalism (even violent service delivery protests or bloody crimes) look like a walk in the park. Much of my day is taken up with my children, they are all under six so you can imagine the chaos in my home,” she joked. Her hobbies include reading, cooking, pottery, and she is also becoming a keen gardener, al - though she jokes that she has not mastered the art of keeping the things she plants alive. Of her future plans, Govender said she plans to do more writing. “I think I will go back to fo - cusing on children’s book for a while. They are the most special stories to tell,” she said. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 3 Police recover stolen items

Super sleuth Cato Manor SAPS detec - tive, Cnst Gabisa was applauded after he swiftly arrested a house break-in suspect on Tuesday morning. The relevant departments on scene after the gruesome discovery of the body. Det/Cnst Gabisa fol - lowed up on a tip-off from community mem - Gruesome discovery of bers after a house was broken into in Dunbar Road, Bonela on Mon - day. The items taken decomposed bodies in bushes from the break-in in - clude a computer, key - board and printer. All Greenwood Park police are investigating age of the deceased have not been re - before the discovery of the body. Sgt items were recovered two cases of inquest after two bodies vealed as yet. Sgt Mthembu said the sec - Mthembu has urged residents who may following the arrest of were discovered on different occasions ond body was found on Friday in a have information of any of the cases to a 23-year-old suspect. recently. In the recent incident, police Smithfield Road bush in Kenville. The report to the police. He has also appealed The station’s commu - were called to the scene after a security discovery was made by a resident who to residents who may be missing a fam - nication’s officer, Cpt guard made a gruesome discovery of a called the police to the scene. The body ily member to go to the station to iden - CA Sibiya, com - decomposed body in a bush along Queen was later identified as a 35-year-old, tify the unknown body found on Queen mended Det/Cnst Nandi Drive on Sunday morning. The Mozambique national who lived in the Nandi Drive. Gabisa for the swift ar - station’s communications officer, Sgt area. According to residents, the de - rest. “We also thank Vincent Mthembu, said the gender and ceased had been missing for seven days community members who gave the police a tip-off, we appreciate the partnership with residents as together we can make a differ - Cityʼs plan to alleviate homlessness ence in reducing the The establishment of an who are trying to tackle up as fathers. Surely apply our minds and assessed, some are men - crime rate. This is a tally ill and require as - integrated council pro - this issue on their own. some struggle to play a come up with a budget as warning to perpetrators gramme of action as well We need to apply our role of a father figure no funds have been allo - sistance. We want to of crime that they will as a multi-sectoral part - minds and respond with like their male counter - cated as yet. It is not easy integrate them back into Cato Manor SAPS detective Det/Cnst be arrested,” he said. nership to support the one voice. That is why parts. I am certain that to deal with the homeless society. We need regu - Gabisa with the recovered computer, printer lated shelters to do this The suspect appeared needs of the homeless in this task team is so im - once this is addressed, issue in the city and the and keyboard which was stolen from a the city was lauded at an portant. It should also be our society would gradu - solution is not dumping as well as skills develop - in the Durban Magis - house in Bonela. executive committee noted that it is a societal ally produce less chil - them in a particular area. ment.” trate's Court. meeting at the Durban problem that requires all dren that are drug addicts We are facing a mount - City Hall last Tuesday. hands on deck. As a so - roaming the streets,” she ing problem as the issue A report tabled at the ciety we need to work to - said. of homelessness is grow - meeting outlined a stake - wards resuscitating the She said the task team ing every day,” Cllr Peer holder workshop that family unit. That is comprises of community added. was held to discuss is - where most our prob - members, business peo - According to Cllr Peer, sues related to homeless - lems starts. A broken ple, non-governmental the city was trying its ness and social ills within family unit usually organisations as well as a best to deal effectively the city. The workshop breeds children that do representative from the with the homeless adding was recently convened not have any one to look University of KwaZulu- that you cannot equate by the chairman of the up to. Our families are Natal. being homeless with Security and Emergency plagued with fathers who “There is good represen - drug abuse and criminal - Services Committee, are absent resulting in tation on the task team. ity. deputy mayor, Fawzia mothers having to double Right now we have to “Each person has to be Peer, together with the Safer Cities Unit and other relevant city units. The report, which was first tabled at the Security and Emergency Services Committee meeting held on October 18, recom - mended that Council supports the establish - ment of a Multi-sectoral Task Team to deal with issues related to home - lessness within the city and to provide a platform for stakeholders within government and non- government sectors to highlight the plight of the homeless and commit to a solution-based ap - proach. The report furthermore stated that the head of the Safer Cities Unit be tasked with submitting progress reports to the Security and Emergency Services Committee and provide support to the entire process as well as to its future programmes linked to the Social De - velopment Strategy. It also noted that the ap - proach will respectfully include different stake - holders and sectors which are responsive and supportive to various needs and challenges faced by homeless peo - ple. Councillor Peer, who was acting chairman of the Executive Committee meeting, said it was good that all members of the Executive Committee were on the same page regarding the issue. “I am glad this is of con - cern to all of us. There are many units in the city Page 4 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Temple’s colourful Diwali celebration

The executive committee of the Shri Vishnu Temple Society at the grand Diwali banquet.

The landmark and iconic Shri Vishnu resounding success with the function who pledged their support. Temple Society in Sea Cow Lake be - fully supported by devotees, donors and “Funds are always needed for continu - lieves that the Diwali Banquet held re - well wishers. Sumptuous meals were ous improvement and general mainte - cently was not only a precursor to provided by Indian Delights, there were nance of our temples and building celebrate and prepare for Diwali but also classical dances by Tarishma Hansraj structures. Our scriptures advise on char - to create a cultural and religious renais - and entertainment by Keeran Eshwarlall itable acts, more especially during the sance. On Friday, more than 450 people and Friends. The gathering of loved auspicious period of Diwali. To generate including devotees, religious and cul - ones, forgetting their problems and en - income, our hall is used for cultural ac - tural leaders attended the second suc - joying the celebration, creating a peace - tivities by the community and hired out cessful Diwali gala dinner banquet at the ful and harmonious aura, is really the to generate income. The society wishes temple premises. true spirit of Diwali.” all a happy Diwali, may you enjoy Chairman of the Shri Vishnu Temple Bechan said the temple society is grate - peace, happiness, prosperity and a bright Society, Preeth Bechan, said, “It was a ful to all the sponsors and even those future,” said Bechan. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 5 Greenwood Park police To advertise in The Rising warn pupils against drugs Sun call 031 4598300

With matric examina - gage in any illegal ac - Mthembu. have in a respectable fences. Criminals be - tions underway, tivities that may lead Sgt Mthembu added manner towards teach - long behind bars not in Greenwood Park po - them into having a that it is important for ers and fellow pupils. schools,” said Sgt lice are urging pupils criminal record which parents to be always "Bad behaviour leads Mthembu. to refrain from using prevent them from get - be on the lookout for to negative conse - He also encouraged drugs as a means of re - ting into the working unusual behaviour in quences. Bullying will pupils to report drug leasing stress. environment. their children. not be tolerated at dealing and to say no According to police, “We have received re - “We also urge phar - schools or at home. to drugs and to focus many schools are ports of pupils using macists to stop selling Learners need to re - on their studies. faced with challenges cough mixture to cre - over-the-counter spect everyone, young of socials ills of sub - ate a toxic party drug. cough syrups to and old. We will con - stance abuse, carrying The drug is a mixture youngsters,” he said. tinue to confiscate ille - of dangerous weapons, of cough syrup that Sgt Mthembu further gal substances in violence and bullying. contains codeine to - emphasised that they schools and arrest law The station’s gether with a cold have a open door pol - breakers that are not spokesman, Sgt Vin - drink of choice.We icy at the station and interested in learning, cent Mthembu, has en - have confiscated a lot pupils should not be but influencing couraged pupils to of cough mixtures scared to report any younger scholars to focus more on their after school used by crime. He further en - participate in drugs education and not en - pupils,” said Sgt couraged pupils to be - and other criminal of -

The cough mixtures seized from pupils. Some of the drugs confiscated from pupils. Mentally challenged woman raped in Durban Central

The Durban Central Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit is re - questing the public to assist them in a case of rape that is currently under investigation. Provincial police spokeswoman, Col Them - beka Mbhele, said it is alleged that on June 24 at about 4:30pm, the 24-year-old victim went to the ladies room at her place of residence in Queen Street. Police believe that this man can be of as - She was accosted by an unknown man, who sistance in solving the case. raped her. “The victim is this case is mentally disturbed case. and was instructed to not tell anyone about the Anyone with information regarding the rape or rape,” she added. the man’s whereabouts is urged to contact Det Provincial police believe that the man in the Sgt Buhle Masondo on 031 325-4142 on 071- published image can assist them in solving the 875-9834. Page 6 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za UKZN student receives GradStar Top 100 award University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) PhD sive language policy that gives due Linguistics student, Sana Jeewa, said she recognition to the predominant lan - feels confident about her future after mak - guage (isiZulu) in KZN.” ing it as a GradStar Top 100 student for Her PhD study investigates lan - BBL Small Digital Safe 2018. GradStar is a mentorship pro - guage repertoires and identities 200(h)x310(w)x200(d) gramme that annually recognises South among high school pupils in KZN. 4 Africa’s top students, who display She is conducting her research in leadership qualities and readiness for predominantly Indian communi - 210 600 the workplace. ties with a focus on variants of 990 3690 Jeewa underwent a rigorous judging “SA Indian English”, exploring process before she was selected how language can shape identi - over thousands of hopefuls ties. around the country. “Often we find that our ac - Jeewa said she believes the cents, the way we speak is recognition will give her determined by the com - an edge over her peers. munities where we grew “I enjoyed the pro - up, and this plays a big Centurion D2 gramme, interacted with part in helping shape Tu rb o Kit Kit Incl:2x4 button remotes, Tau rus PT 92 Met al Pistol Cross bow students from many dif - our identities,” said Battery & 4mt RazKit Sli de Airsoft 6mm 80lbs mk-80A3 ferent universities, and Jeewa. Pis tol also connected with She is also interested in 600 potential employers,” how the language vari - 190 she said. ants have changed over 2990 160 650 Each top student was the decades, since Indi - 410 connected with a suc - ans first arrived in Natal cessful business in 1860. mentor, to further pre - GradStar entries co-ordi - pare them for the work - nator, Ms Khululwa place. Tom said the country Jeewa, who was the only needs more young peo - Sectional and Roll up Door Automation Kits linguistics scholar in the pro - ple like Jeewa. Battery Back up gramme, is passionate about “This is the second year 2 FREE REMOTES with purchases before 15th Nov language development in SA, that Sana has been chosen saying that not all eleven offi - to be in the Top100, cial languages are receiving which proves that she the consideration deserved. has a star quality about “Equality in languages needs her. She is very pas - to be realised in South sionate about her stud - Africa,” she said. Sana Jeewa receiving an award at an of - ies and has a “can do” ficial ceremony held for the top GradStar A strong advocate for the in - attitude. She also has a 082 555 0925 troduction of inclusive lan - students at the Indaba Hotel in Johan - passion for helping oth - guage policies at more nesburg, recently. ers which she shows universities in the country, through tutoring and Jeewa said, “UKZN’s introduction of isiZulu as motivating younger students to fulfil their po - a compulsory module is an example of an inclu - tential and achieve their own dreams,” she said. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 7 British Airways’ first direct flight from London

With an African choir delivering a soaring med - corgi), the aBeatlres arnd mietv by tehe Kswa Zuilun- Durban ley of British pop songs and a flash-mob featur - Natal counterparts such as a rickshaw runner ing icons of KwaZulu-Natal and the United and a surfer. Kingdom, King Shaka International Airport De Renzis said, “Since we announced this new welcomed flight BA41 on Tuesday morning. route in May, there’s been a great deal of excite - The British Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner ment about it. The travel trade, business inter - was the first of three direct flights a week be - ests, government and the public all appreciate tween Durban and London’s Heathrow airport, the benefits of the move. in what’s seen as a major boost for business and “That’s why we’re especially pleased to be of - leisure travel for KwaZulu-Natal. fering our most modern and comfortable aircraft The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner has an advanced on the route, and to connect two wonderful des - design. Its composite fuselage has larger win - tinations with a direct flight between Terminal 5 dows and allows for higher pressurisation and and King Shaka International. more moisture in the cabin air, all of which con - “While Britain and KwaZulu-Natal differ in tribute to customer well-being. many ways, they also share many characteris - Paolo de Renzis, Commercial Manager for Eu - tics: rich history, diverse, multicultural charac - rope, Corporate Sales and Africa, Levant at ter, myriad attractions and good infrastructure. The British Airways direct flight which landed in Durban on Tuesday morning. British Airways & Iberia, was among the pas - It’s why we’re proud to offer British Airways’ sengers to disembark. hospitality and service on this route. It should They were accompanied by actors playing help grow international tourism to KwaZulu- British icons including the Queen (and her Natal and provide a more convenient alternative

Happy landings: British Airwaysʼ first direct flight from London to Durban arrived Tuesday THE RISING SUN, CHATSWORTH, OCTOBER 23,m o2018rning -. Twww.risingsunchatsworth.co.zahe new route has been welcomed by customers and business. OnPage the ap23ron at King Shaka International Airport were Zandile Gumede, Mayor of eThekwini Municipality, Paulo de Renzis, Commercial Manager for Europe, Corporate Sales and Africa, Levant at British Airways and Iberia, Head of Middle East, Africa and Central, and Sihle Zikalala, MEC Diwali - the Festivalfor Economic Developme nt, Tofourism an d EnLightsvironmental Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal. for the province’s business travellers and holi - brings a realisation of our visitor strategy which daymakers wanting to get to the UK and Eu - focuses on attracting visitors and investors from rope.” tTaphe UtheK abakingnd Eu rtrayope afirmlyn mar konets the to oworkur ci tsurfacey. This Sihle Zikalala, minister for the Department of sthreepeak timess to th toe removecity’s c othemm bubblesitment andin e nforsu therin gmac- that Economic Development, Tourism and Environ - Daronsurb aton rspreademain slightly.s the gateway to Africa, a world- Caramel peppermint crisp macarons mental Affairs, said, “Having direct flights be - cAllowlass d toes tsitin aatti roomon an dtemperature a hidden g forem 45-55 that w minutesill soon tween Durban and London will undoubtedly bore untilreve atheled surface to the wofo therld .macaron” no longer feels Chewy caramel goodness paired with a South icone baking mat. tacky to the touch (it shouldn’t stick to your fin- African favourite! Caramel peppermint crisp mac- Macarons: spur growth in both tourism and trade for both Bger).ritish Airways is offering a launch special from arons will take you straight to dessert heaven. This • Line two baking trays with baking paper or a sil- destinations. 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South Africans commemorate Freedom Day on Friday, April be living in a democratic country. Grade one pupil, Magdelene 27. This is the day the first democratic election was held in Govender (6), said Freedom Day means that people are now CelebratingSouth Africa. Today, Freedom South Africa celebrates Freedom Day to free and they have access to educationDay at any school they want mark the liberation of our country and its people from a long to attend. Seen are the Dr Macken Mistry pupils who are lookg period of colonialism and White minority domination. Pupils foward to observing the day. Lfrom Dre Mackeng Mistrye Primaryn dSchoola said theyr yare happy g to oalkeeperʼs

As socacer stavlwart eowes hsis exc epdtional iskidlls as a the talking goalkeeper to playing the game of cricket. Sitham MWhenudal atwoir, a peopleka StePledge vsende (83), bareeli evcommunicating.es that his days of can’tto always beexpress % Silentof autistic people Anyone who would pal amessageying the ofpo anysitio nkind of wicAutisticket keep er peoplemoulde d alland themselves as well or have severe difficulties like to extend this ltoed eachto hi mother bein gwith one orof thehave grea tesomethingst goalkeep eim-rs in as easily as people with spoken language, awareness event to KwithoutZN. S itwords,ting in ththeye comfoportantrt of h itos lsay,oun gbute i nthey Eff - around them. Over 50 and when people can- their workplace during ingham, Steve recalled, “It was in 1952 at Wood - not express their basic the month of April to lands Indian High School in Pietermaritzburg needs or experiences show acknowledge- (PMB) and the Woodlands Soccer Club needed a to others, life can be ment and solidarity to goalkeeper for a 5-a-side tournament. I was play - extremely isolating people with autism can ing as a wicket keeper and was asked to be the and lonely. purchase stickers at To show acknowl- goalkeeper which I humbly obliged to do. From R10 each and t-shirts there, we excelled and in 1953, we were crowned edgement and respect for such difference, at R100 from the Ac- the Natal Champions.” tion in Autism office. Between 1954 and 1963, Mudalair played for the Action in Autism in- vites the public to join Action in Autism does Young Natalians Football Association in the sen - not receive any fund- Gabriel Joseph and Dees Sharma. Joseph is now the band leader ior league. In 1957, the former PMB resident them and thousands of of Dukes Combo. non-verbal people by ing from government played for Midlands County and won the All India and relies on sponsor- Cup. making a pledge to be nSon-verbaloccer g reforat s: twoSithamship ʻS andtev etheʼ Msupportudala iofr From 1956 to 1961, the former PMB resident, represented the Northern hours(cent reon) w itSaturday,h Bob Pillaythe (l ecommunityft) and Ba tol S con-at - Natal Football Association and during this period the team was the run - Aprilgoor 28,(ri gath thet) w Durbanhen theytinue wer itse aearlywar dinterven-ed for ners-up in the multi-racial San China Cup in Johannesburg. Dukes Combo Botanicaltheir con tribuGardenstion to soctcion,er. support and Mudalair with great nostalgia also spoke about the dark days of Apartheid from 10am to 12 noon. advocacy work. Any- when football was one of the only sports that brought the entire community jBringust a bau rpicnicning p basketassion thaonet yo uwanting had to ptola ycon- the celebrates 60 years together. Under the banner of South African Congress of Sport (SACOS), sandpor trelax,” Mu inda lpeacefulair continued. federation soccer was played and Mudalair had played a meaningful role tribute to the Hsurrounds,e played w usingith so conlycer greaorganizationts such as th e throughlegend, in non-racial sport. Dsigns,hara mgestures, Mohan point-. “At that time goalkeepers of good music cash, kind or through “I believe music is one tarist, at a talent contest nal, The Green Cat, Is - Jokingly, he said in those days even though you were the best on the field, ping,lay etypingd with orno drawing gloves and when I played against you could only reach a certain stage in your career. “Soccer was isolated volunteering time, the of the highest of all the at Himalaya Hotel in land, Starlite, Pelican, Dtoh acommunicateram, the forc edur- of the organisationball was so p wouldowerf ubel artistic forms where 1956. The musical duo Asoka and Chelmsford. like every other sport in the world, due to the draconian laws of Apartheid aingga ithisnst mtime.y hands,” Mudalair said with great en - most thankful. one is able to create bonded through their Top musicians such as which prevented non-white sports men and women from reaching the high t"Speakinghusiasm. T hise notgra nthedfather of two said he drew and express one’s true passion for music and For more information singer/flutist, Sydney echelons in the sporting fraternity,” he said. ionlynspi rformation offro commu-m his father who had encouraged and innermost feel - later formed the D&H Caine, trumpeter, Ryan about Action in “And in those days you didn’t think in terms of professionalism, it was hnication,”im to ge t saidinto chair-the beautiful game of soccer. ings, be it happy or Duet. Thusie, and guitarist “wMomany fat hofer Actionwas ins pinired Autismand sur pandrise dthe by sup-my sad.” These were the Soon after this forma - and vocalist, Eugene aAutism,bility. H eLiza told mAziz,e to playport the stopo rtparents,” Mud alandair profound words of the tion, singer Midget Mkhize, were part of Vahed and drummer e“Wexpla askine dpeople. “I e tonj ojoinyed mfamiliesy socce rprovided career i m by- late Dees Sharma who the band. The dance us in honouring those the organisation, call was one of the found - Yenkana ‘Moon’ Gar - band also backed artists mensely, especially with and against players tiah, added their ex - who are different from 031-563-3039 or email ing members of the such as Eve Boswell, such as Dharam Mohan, Bob Ganas, Naka Dukes Combo, one of pertise to the band. you and experience info@actioninautism Vivienne Kensley, Moon, Teddy Jamalooden, Bal Satgoor, Kersie the longest running Accordionist and gui - Essop Ganie, Eddie Mtheiroo dworld,”ley, Ju gsheoo said.Govende.org.za.r and many more of dance bands in Dur - tarist, Vassie Naidoo, Watts and Zane that era. My soccer career ended in 1963,” he ban. His memory as then joined the band Adams. said. At the age of 23, Mudalair left soccer but well as the band’s long not long after, and it Among their popular was still active in other sports such as cricket, history will be relived was this fine group of albums is the 25th an - tennis and billiards. Among his accolades at the band’s grand musicians who were niversary album, which 60th celebration to be the original members is still popularly known achieved, Mudalair received the Lifetime held at the Enchanted of the band. It was in AMeditationchievement Award in 2010 from the Sports today. They also pro - Gardens (Old Airport) 1962 that the band duced eight dance and Veteran Association. Offering his advice to on November 10 from took on jobs as the 14 eastern albums. youth, Mudalair said, “I feel there are a lot of 7:30pm to 12pm. Dukes Combo. Sur - From the sounds of opportunities in the soccer fraternity. In Indian The band came about prisingly, the name of rock and pop to dance, communities, education is the priority, but if you when Sharma, who is the band came about ballroom and latin course to one of the greatest sax - while the group was american music, the don’t make it, take up something in sport. Why not go for it if you have the talent. If you excel, ophonists, met with strolling through town Dukes Combo played you will do well.” Harry Naidoo, a gui - and saw an advert ‘Iron music the people loved Duke Paints.’ Sharma to listen and dance too. said in a 25th anniver - Sharma believed that be held sary brochure, the the band should always A morning meditationINTERN courseATIO willNA takeL G placeRANITE COMPANY eclectic band wanted a please the crowd, be on Sunday, April 29, from 9:30am to name that was different progressive and strive Tel : 082 451 1142 www.internationalgranitecompany.com to other dance groups, 12:30pm at the Kadampa Meditation Centre, for perfection. 690 Chris Hani Road 123 Carlisle Street(C.B.D) simple and easy to re - But Sharma’s main be - situated at 26 Menston Road in Westville, member. The band (North Coast Road) DIY 031 309 5043 lief was in finding Durban. For more information, call 031 266- name is just that. The young talent and 0096031 56 3or 8 2email15 [email protected] n original band played grooming their musical QUARTZ for about 15 years be - skills and giving them a Granite fore some had to leave platform to play or (7 Colours Available) (2m x 600) Surfaces and new talent arrived. 30 mm sing. The band’s con - (15 Colours Available) from mm 30 mm excl VAT 20 They played at popular stant and diverse range per L meter 2 R 343.48 from R1014.50 per m excl VAT hotels such as the Hi - of musicians through - malaya, Ocean Termi - [email protected] out the six decades, CONTACT 031 563 8215 showed the forward- thinking of Sharma and his musical intelli - gence. Even through the dark days of Apartheid, the band went to the townships to use their music to bridge the gap and unite people during the hard days of the strug - gle. Today, the band is made up of talented musicians, which in - clude Selwyn Appal - samy (drums), Anthony Joseph (manager, key - boards), Gabriel Joseph (band Leader, trumpet), Don John (Guitar), Ashleigh Joseph (Lead Vocalist), Tyrell Subra - money (Bass), also fea - turing, Brenton Govender (drums), Avikaar Maney (sax), Jason Israel (percus - sion). Members of the com - munity have been urged to show their support and attend the celebration. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 9 Page 10 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Poetry event back by popular demand The Poetry People Four event, a collective poetry platform unifying diverse poetry styles, is back by popular demand. The event will take place at the Grafitti Cafe, situated at 65 Overport Drive, on Saturday, November 17. The event is hosted in partner - ship with non-profit organasation, the Lemon Tree. Founder and CEO, Farah Sayed, said the event will feature an open mic session and in - teractive poetry discussions. The guest of ho - nour is a poet from Delhi, India, Sarita Some of the excited children who unboxed the seasonʼs top picked toys. Mathur. “The Poetry People project celebrates local poets, and the rich diverse styles the country has to offer. Other projects we are passionate Children enjoy about are environmental awareness and giv - ing back to the community. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to charity,” said Sayed. For more information, contact Farah Sayed unboxing season’s on 074 543 6473 or email [email protected]. top toys

Children were all smiles when Toys R Us Marketing manager Toys R Us and Babies R South Africa unboxed the season’s top toy Us SA, Nicole Jansen Van Vuuren said the picks at their head office in Red Hill on idea was to take their guests on a nostalgic Wednesday. journey, remembering their childhood and The place was transformed into a play arena demonstrating how toys have evolved over where kids and kids at heart enjoyed a host the years. of fun and action-filled activities. “The kids, especially our special guests from The Lemon Tree founder and CEO, Farah From Nintendo Labo demonstrations to slime Golden Hours School thoroughly enjoyed the Sayed, performing at the previous Poetry laboratories and interactive pets, the children Toys R Us experience which is centred on People event. were spoilt for choice, with the exclusive op - having loads of fun,” she said. portunity to be the first to unbox and sample Geoffrey’s top toys. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 11 Meeting aimed to curb crime in the community

With a number of reported business robberies concerted efforts will reduce it. We all have a in the area, management of Foot Focus, a role to play in crime, so we welcome any ef - company based in Brickworks Way, Briar - forts to curb crime and as the police they sup - dene, held a meeting with Greenwood Park port the initiative. The community is our eyes Greenwood Park SAPS station commander, Col M Mngani, with other stakeholders at the police station management. The meeting was and ears. While we appeal to community high level meeting aimed at fighting crime in the community. aimed at finding a solution to curb business members to work with the law enforcement robberies and crime in the area. authorities in identifying and finding the per - petrators, we also urge them not to take the The company aim to initiate a business crime matters into their own hands. Law enforce - watch that will work together with the police ment officials are well prepared and capable to curb business robberies and break-ins. to deal with incidents of crime and can guar - Greenwood Park SAPS communications offi - antee that suspects will face the full might of cer, Sgt Vincent Mthembu, said, “Looking the law.” away will not solve crime, but unity behind

Japanese-style: from small to big business Toyota, Honda, Sony, and many big Japanese companies originally began as small busi - nesses. They proved that they were the driving force in creating new in - dustries and change the industrial structure. As sub-contractors to large companies they gave reliable support to the underlying strength of service, retail, manu - facturing, processing, construction, and other industries. They helped to revitalize the local, re - gional, and national economies and in - creased employment. In 2012, Japan had 3.85- million SMME, which employed 28.27-million workers. They ac - counted for 66 percent employment out of a total of 42.73-million workers. KZN Oils also began as a small family business and is now on the path of growing as a big busi - ness. Rajen Reddy has part - nered with the eThek - weni Business Indaba. It has 500 SMME. He looks for guts, propen - The supply chains and the employment they create revolve around sity, and keenness in as - the KZN Oils group of companies which are: (Top) KZN Oils Trans - piring young port Scania Tankers (Transport and Logistics), (middle) Kolay Chick - entrepreneurs to transfer ens and (above) Retail – Monte Vista with Fresh Stop. business expertise to them through mentor - take risks. sion and systemic unem - which his companies ship. Guts and self-be - He has re-examined ployment and uses a spe - feature, he is helping to lief are the basic SMME policies due to cific approach to small industrialize the SMME ingredients of entrepre - changes in the macro- business development. sub-contractors. neurs, with capacity to environment like reces - In the supply chains, in Page 14 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 12 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za

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You will need: • 1 klim • 1 tsp elachi powder • ½ tsp nutmeg • 3 tablespoons butter ghee or butter • ½ tsp bicarbonate of soda • 3 tablespoons semolina • 3/4 cup plain flour • 2 cups self raising flour • Desiccated coconut if desired For syrup: • 1½ cup sugar • 1 cup water

Method for gulab jamuns:

In a bowl, add klim, elachi powder, nutmeg, butter ghee, bicarbonate of soda and semolina. Mix well. Add the plain flour and self raising flour and form into a soft dough. If more flour is need, add self raising flour. Roll into shapes with your palm and fry in half butter ghee and half oil on medium till golden brown.

For the syrup: Put sugar and water into a pot. Boil on medium heat until sticky. Dip in syrup and drain. You can the gulab jamuns in coconut as well. Make our own burfee

the mixture into a casserole dish and You will need: spread evenly. Decorate with coloured • 500 grams klim toasted almonds. • 250ml fresh cream • 250ml fresh milk • 1/2 cup sugar • 2 cups icing sugar • 6 tbsp butter ghee • 1/2 tsp ground elachi • 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg • Coloured almonds

Method: Mix cream with klim and leave to stand a few hours. Blend in food processor until it is fine. In a pot, add milk, sugar, icing sugar and ghee. Cook on medium heat, stir - ring constantly until mixture is sticky. Add the klim, elachi and nut - meg and cook until it thickens. Put Page 14 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 15 Page 16 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za

Make and share this delicious Celebration Burfi with your guests and family to make life a little bit sweeter.

INGREDIENTS: 375ml (1½ cups) water 500ml (2 cups) Huletts White Sugar 500g full cream milk powder 375ml (1½ cups) melted ghee 3ml (½ tsp) cardamom (elachi) powder 250ml (1 cup) roasted almonds or pistachio nuts

METHOD: 1. Place the water and Huletts White Sugar into a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Stir until the sugar has dissolved and a syrup has formed and has turned a light golden colour. 2. In a separate saucepan, stir the ghee over a low heat until it browns and caramelises. 3. Combine the milk powder and ghee and mix well until the mixture resembles fine bread crumbs. 4. Stir the elachi and pistachio/almonds into the mixture. 5. Add this mixture into the water and sugar syrup. 6. Mix well and pour the mixture into a glass tray. 7. Decorate the top with a sprinkling of pistachio/almonds, gold sprinkles and gold dust. 8. Refrigerate for 2 hours. 9. Cut into squares, dust with Huletts Icing Sugar and serve.

This recipe make 32 delicious celebration squares THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 17 HHappyappy DDiiwwaallii The spiritual significance of Diwali

eyond the lights and fun, Diwali is also a time to reflect on life only a continuous celebration of Deepavali can rekindle the urgent need of and make changes for the upcoming year. With that, there turning away from the ruinous path of hatred. are a number of customs that revelers hold near and dear Prosper and progress: On this day, Hindu merchants in North each year. India open their new account books and pray for success and BGive and forgive: It is common practice that everyone prosperity during the coming year. Everyone buys new forgets and forgives the wrongs done by others during clothes for the family. Employers, too, purchase new Diwali. There is an air of freedom, festivity, and clothes for their employees. friendliness everywhere. Homes are cleaned and decorated by day and illumi - Rise and shine: Waking up during the Brahma - nated by night with earthen oil lamps. The best and muhurta (at 4am or one and a 1/2 hours before sun - finest illuminations can be seen in Bombay and Am - rise) is a great blessing from the standpoint of ritsar. The famous Golden Temple at Amritsar is lit health, ethical discipline, efficiency in work, and in the evening with thousands of lamps placed all spiritual advancement. It is on Deepawali that over the steps of the big tank. everyone wakes up early in the morning. The sages, This festival instills charity in the hearts of people who instituted this custom, must have cherished the and good deeds are performed everywhere. hope that their descendants would realise its benefits and make it a regular habit in their lives. This includes Govardhan Puja, a celebration by Vaish - navites on the fourth day of Diwali. On this day, they Unite and unify: Diwali is a great unifying force and it feed the poor on a most incredible scale. can soften even the hardest of hearts. It is a time when you will find people mingling about in joy and embracing one an - Illuminate your inner self other with love. The lights of Diwali also signify a time of inner illumination. Hindus Those with keen inner spiritual ears will clearly hear the voice of the sages, believe that the light of lights is the one that steadily shines in the chamber 'O children of God unite, and love all.' The vibrations produced by the greetings of the heart. Sitting quietly and fixing the mind on this supreme light illuminates of love, which fill the atmosphere, are powerful. When the heart has considerably hardened, the soul. It is an opportunity to cultivate and enjoy eternal bliss.

How to calm an anxious or scared pet If your dog starts to 2. Donʼt fuss over or own, they are sensitive small enclosed areas. show signs of stress punish pets if they be - to emotion. 5. If pets runs to hide when the fireworks come agitated with the 4. Allow the pet to hide in a corner or under the start happening, there sounds; doing so only in a safe place if they bed, donʼt try to coax are things you can do makes the behaviour choose, such as a them out, let them stay to calm him down. worse. blanket-lined cupboard. where it feels safe. Most importantly, re - 3. Act calm and stress- When scared of Source: member your dog is free so that your petʼs sounds they canʼt pin - https://www.lega - looking to you for guid - fear doesnʼt mirror your point, dogs often prefer cypet.co.za ance and trust. Dogs are pack animals and instinctively want to rely on someone else to make their decisions for him. Five tips to help you calm anxious pets 1. Turn on music or the television to muffle the sounds, but nothing too loud. It works best when the music or tel - evision is on well be - fore the thunderstorm or fireworks start, preferably when your pet is already relaxed. Preparing pets for fireworks

1. One of the most important things is to provide companionship. 2. Keep pets indoors. 3. Make sure dogs get plenty of exercise earlier in the day. 4. Close all windows, curtains and doors where possible to block out flashing lights and loud sounds. 5. Provide toys, treats and other distrac - tions to keep pets occupied. 6. Make sure your pet is micro-chipped or appropriately tagged for easy identifica - tion if they become lost. Page 18 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 19 HHappyappy DDiiwwaallii

Getesh Misra, director of Kay Misraʼs Prayer Goods and Sweetmeat Centre shows some of the clay lamps and Diwali boxes available at the store. Management and staff of Kay Misraʼs Prayer Goods and Sweetmeat Centre wishes all their clients and customers a happy Diwali.

A loyal customer always visits Sunrise Fruiters for the best Diwali items. Management and staff of Sunrise Fruiters wishes all their customers and clients a joyful Diwali.

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Social worker seeks assistance in missing persons cases A social worker from Child Welfare Durban they are trying to locate or contact Arthur and District is making an urgent appeal to the Malinga and Lungile Jacobs (also known as public to assist in two missing persons cases. Shirley) regarding Loyiso Jodie Jacobs, a In the first case, CWDD would like to ur - male child born on June 8, 2001. They were gently contact Isaac Moosa and Lungile Ja - residing in the Newlands East area. Anyone cobs (also known as Shirley), who was last who can assist is requested to immediately known to be residing in the Newlands East contact social worker, Ms P Chetty on 031 area, regarding Lulama Jacobs, a female child 577-8948. born on June 28, 2006. In the second case, Page 22 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Excitement brews over launch of ‘Kaphine Korner’

A lifelong dream has been brewed into a re - ality for local busi - nesswoman, Sheetal Maharaj, who is Awardees from left to right: Businessman, Vivian Reddy, Minority Front leader, Shameen proud to launch her Thakur Rajbansi, businessman, Deveraj Ramduth, group editor of the Rising Sun Commu - delightful bistro, nity Newspapers, Vivaga Thambiran and president of the South African Hindu Dharma ‘Kaphine Korner’ Sabha, Ram Maharaj. In the centre is deputy president of the Divine Life Society, Rishikesh, quaintly situated at 47 His Holiness, Swami Nirliptananda. Gladys Mazibuko Road (formerly Cowey Road). In commemoration of Hindu Dharma Sabha the exciting launch, a special high tea will be held on Saturday, November 3. Atten - launches Hindu Enterprise Seen is Sheyhina and Sheetal Maharaj who are both thrilled for the At a glittering gala dinner event at the Durban The HEDC was established by the South dees can expect a host launch. City Hall attended by more than 500 people African Hindu Dharma Sabha to benefit all of decadent treats and on Saturday, president of the South African Hindus. mouth-watering Hindu Dharma Sabha, Ram Maharaj launched Twenty percent of the proceeds from the snacks. Residents can one of the biggest economic expansions of the profit, generating enterprises will go towards also look forward to Hindu community. Maharaj said, “One of the the sabha’s noble ‘Feed the Hungry’ project the store’s head of priorities and vision of the newly established as well as assisting temples and Tamil, Tel - confectionary, Non - Hindu Enterprise Development Corporation ugu, Hindi and Gujarati speaking groups in fi - dumiso Sichole, who (HEDC) is to develop a prosperous and pro - nancial distress. In his welcoming address, has years of experi - gressive Hindu community.” Fundamentally, Maharaj also expressed his gratitude to all ence in whipping up the HEDC will ensure that Hindus will be - sponsors and well-wishers for the enormous scrumptious treats. come economically empowered. contribution in cash and kind. He also wished Sichole has also been “We want the poor to become rich. The HEDC all guests a happy and safe Deepavali. a pastry chef at the is offering every Hindu the golden opportunity The event was interspersed with cultural renowned Oyster to become a proud part of this historic practi - dances, devotional songs and speeches. Guest Box. The trendy and cal demonstration of self-belief, self-esteem of honour, Vivian Reddy, said Hindus should laid back store caters and self-determination. Shares are being sold unite and speak with one voice. He said we for business break - at only R500 each. Clearly, the more you put, cannot ignore the invaluable contribution fasts, event hire, meet and greets and quick the more you will get. HEDC dares to dream made by the Indian community in all spheres Win a car at Diwali India Shopping Festival: Religious idols, lunches. Manager big, work hard and smart and act swiftly and of life. kavadys and brass pots can be obtained at the annual Diwali India surely,” he added. The performance-driven Several prominent individuals received and owner of the Shopping Festival outside the Moses Mabhida Stadium car park. HEDC is deeply rooted at grassroots, broad- awards for the meritorious contribution in the store, Sheetal Ma - Prayer goods direct from Chennai, India are on sale at the fair at dis - based, efficient and effective national strategy. community. The function concluded with a haraj is encouraging counted prices. Visit our stall and see the latest range of prayer god Furthermore, the HEDC has become a catalyst sumptuous dinner. All attendees received a residents to come lamps, religious frames and musical instruments at the Lotus Prayer for an epoch- making outreach and networking souvenir brochure of the South African Hindu through and indulge Store in Chennai. The final car draw for the first prize winner of a strategy of international magnitude. Dharma Sabha. in a variety of fast Datsun will be held on Sunday, November 4. The second prize is a feasts. trip to India sponsored by One Stop Travel and Tours. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 23 THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 3 Goodbye Miguel...

Holding back tears, parents of brutally murdered child, Miguel Michael Louw (9) who was found buried in a shallow grave in Longbury Drive, Phoenix, believe that their only son is now resting in the kingdom of heaven. Miguel's presence is so dearly missed at home that it has been turned into a shrine with beautiful pictures of him, poignant messages of condolences on Father Ndodana Tshuma prays for Miguel Louw. cards from family and members com- munity and lit can- dles in all shapes and sizes. The grieving father, Kirk, said that al- though the DNA re- sults positively linked the body to Miguel, it has not brought full closure to the family. He said, “Only when the perpetrator is sentenced to life, we will have clo- sure. For now, it is The grieving Louw family says goodbye to Miguel. heart-wrenching to know that our child is gone forever.” general community them wearing white adults. I pray God When asked what for their outpouring t-shirts with may intervene." type of punishment support and love in Miguel’s picture on Rippon Road Pri- should the perpetra- their time of be- it, say goodbye to mary School also tor receive for the reavement. “We Miguel who was laid held a memorial Page 24 killing of their child, would like to thank to rest. Reverend fa- service at the school THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za the father replied, “I all those who have ther Ndodana on Friday. National would expect noth- come forth and as- Tshuma said, "I minister of Police, ing less than life but sisted us during this know Miguel is in Bheki Cele, was in I would like the difficult period, but heaven but pray for attendance and he beast to receive the we will formally Jthey familyo tandi ourmmeto withv ethe mLouw ent donates death sentence.” show our gratitude children and our- family. Miguel loved ani- and appreciation in selves as parents and mals and he wanted a form of a letter in 4000 hampers to destitute to pursue a career the Rising Sun in The Jyoti Jivanam path in taking care next week’s edi- Movement of South of animals. “This tion.” Africa has once was his dream,” he Meanwhile, hun- again successfully said. dreds of people at- provided food ham - Speaking to the fam- tended the mass pers to 4000 desti - ily at their humble prayer at St Anne’s tute families. From home in Sydenham, Catholic Church on planning, to receiv - they expressed their Saturday. The ing and then distrib - heartfelt thanks and emotionally- uting to schools, appreciation to fam- charged gathering individuals and bulk ily, friends and the saw family, friends and locals, most of The executive members of the Jyoti Jivanam Movement of South Africa who distributed the food hampers, together with some of the recipients. recipients among ciety and then to Africa, name of others, the RP Sarva Dharma bank: Standard Moodley School for Ashram with a six Bank, branch name: Learners with Dis - month’s supply of Briardene, branch abilities, KZN Blind food, where approx - code: 04-36-26, ac - and Deaf Society imately 16, 000 peo - count number: 055- and Woodview Sai ple receive food on a 463-592, type of Centre. monthly basis. account: Savings. In the course of Jyoti Jivanam, since Please ensure that 2018, Jyoti Jivanam, its inception has you provide your full in collaboration with brought hope and names as reference Helium 3 Digital, light to approxi - together with your supplied bulk food to mately 94000 fami - email address. For Sikhona, a non- lies. To meet our all communication, profit organisation, objectives for 2019, use email office@jy - feeding 300 pupils we make a universal otijivanam.co.za for a whole year, and humble appeal The JJ contact de - then to Chatsworth to all to contribute tails are as follows: Regional Hospice to: Maureen - 074-765- Association, offering Name of Account: 5512, Vinod - 082- bulk food in recogni - The Jyoti Jivanam 884-4195, and Raj – Kirk Louw holds a candle in memory of his tion of women in so - Movement of South 082-540-6846. son. THE RISING SUN, OVERPORT, NOVEMBER 01, 2018 - www.risingsunoverport.co.za Page 25 CCLLAASSSSIIFFIIEEDDSS TToo bbooookk yyoouurr aaddvveerrtt iinn tthhee ccllaassssiiffiieeddss ccaallll 003311 445599 88330099 oorr 003311 445599 88331133

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Pictured at the event were ence, who praised them the general manager of the hospital, Fuad Salie (back row), and marketing officer, Kalpana for their poise and ded - The excited and talented contestants of the 'Rising Stars...It's Your Haribhai (centre, front), with members of the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) ication. Voice' adult category. “Our very eager con - and Reach for Recovery support group. testants kept the studio light of another prosperous round, Leopard Paw audience spell bound with popular hits of the 60s Productions would like to thank the crew and re - and 70s, songs made famous by Kishore Kumar, spective sponsors for their support. SP Balasubramaniam, Mohammed Rafi, P As always, an audio recording showcasing proud Susheela, Lata Mangeshkar, K J Yasudas, Asha sponsors was played throughout the reality show. Hospital raises awareness Bhosle, T M Soundararajan, Mukesh, S Janki, The contestants are now preparing themselves for and others,” said the proud organisers. their next performance, the second elimination The anchor judges were Prof Dhiren Allopi and round, which is scheduled to take place at the Rajive Mohan with Vanessa Karthiegasen Pillay Umhlanga Function Venue on October 31, 2018 on breast cancer as the celebrity judge for this round. at 6: 30pm. Netcare Parklands Hospital in Durban recently the Pink Tea programme at Netcare Parklands All judges come with a wealth of knowledge and An entry fee of only R30 will entitle locals to be hosted a Pink Tea in support of Breast Cancer Hospital was well rounded and most informative,” are highly recognised in the fields of vocals and part of the studio audience. Studio audience will Awareness Month, a global health initiative held said Linda Cipolla of CANSA. music. The dynamic Ishara Desai was once again also be shot for television screening and ran - every October to raise awareness of breast cancer, “CANSA is most grateful that the hospital pro - the host and like always, she perfectly managed domly interviewed by the show host. raise funds for cancer research, and to support vided our organisation with the opportunity to par - to add excitement to the show. Regional manager Prior arrangements regarding purchase of tickets those affected by the condition. ticipate in and speak at this invaluable event,” she of the Rising Sun Community Newspapers, is essential since tickets will not be sold at the The Pink Tea, which was attended by cancer sur - said. Shireen Govender was also present and was as - door. vivors, hospital patients, and members of the Can - Speakers included Dr Lucille Heslop, an oncolo - tounded by the high standard of talent showcased. Being a community project, sponsorship is al - cer Association of South Africa (CANSA) and gist from Durban Oncology; specialist surgeon, Dr Hosted by Leopard Paw Productions in partner - ways a major challenge, which invariably has an Reach for Recovery, was highly informative and Harshadkumar Ishwarlal Rajput; dietician, Mandy ship with the Rising Sun and Glow TV, this fan - impact more especially on the shooting, sound the participants expressed their appreciation at Reid; Dr Donée Ness from Physio Solutions; tastic reality show is one of its kind, providing a and lighting. having attended, says Kalpana Haribhai, marketing Cheyanne Jacob, medical orthotist and prosthetist platform for local talent to shine. Since this was Sponsors, the Rising Sun Community Newspa - officer at Netcare Parklands Hospital. from Furqaan Khamissa; Linda Cipolla from an elimination round, two contestants had to un - pers, Glow TV, Umhlanga Function Venue, “The successful event, which was held on October CANSA; and Nirri Moethilalh, chairman of Reach fortunately leave. House of Audio, Sound Lighting and Stage Spe - 23, was held in honour of and to support those with for Recovery, Durban region. Leopard Paw Productions is grateful to the Rising cialist, Jays Studio, Minority Front, Saimel breast cancer. We particularly wanted our patients “Netcare Parklands Hospital would like to thank Sun and Revive Beauty Spar for sponsoring gifts Travel and Tours, Exqzit Boutique, Revive to know that they not only have the full support of all of those who participated in the day, the speak - to the parting contestants. Beauty Spar, Hair Sensation and Stable Take - the doctors and staff at our hospital, but also of ers for their insightful talks, as well as the sponsors “A production filmed for television purposes, this away were afforded special thanks once more . groups such as CANSA and Reach for Recovery, of the event which included Lancet Laboratories, reality show is doing a great job at assisting aspir - Potential sponsors and studio audience are wel - which are doing such important work in our com - Ampath Laboratories, Lake Smit and Partners, ing artists to provide a platform to showcase their come to contact Ishara Desai on 071-890-8883 or munity,” adds Haribhai. Cupcakes for Kids with Cancer, and Look Good talent in the art form of music. All episodes will Dhiren Allopi on 083-419-6166. “With talks by oncologists, physiologists, dieti - Feel Good,” said Haribhai. be screened on Glow TV,” added organisers. In cians, survivors and members of support groups, Mystical Bollywood Nights to take stage Roshan Singh’s 13th annual Mystical Bollywood FOR HIRE Nights is ready to explode on stage at the Grand Durban City Hall on Saturday, December 22. Table bookings are now open, Classy banquet style with three-course dinner. There will be electrifying entertainment by the powerful Roshan Singh Bombay Dream Dancers and Roshan Singh Dance School of performing arts. Also featuring live music entertainment by singing sensation. A wide range of music to be Staff of Freedom Stationery in Mount Edgecombe observed Pink Friday in support of all used from the golden era to the latest songs, not those affected with breast cancer and the brave survivors of the terminal illness. Marlin 1 / 2.5 ton Closed Body Van forgetting all your all-time favorites. Sizzling staff wore pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness for the Month of October to pro - dance act’s choreographed by super talented cho - mote the worthy cause. 5 / 8 Ton Truck Totliner Body, reographer, Katrina Shona Singh. A night filled with glitz, glamour, energetic Drop Sides and Side Sail dancers and powerful singers is certainly a show not to miss. 2019 Comrades Marathon entries closed For Furniture Removal, With an unprecedented demand for entries into our runners to not lose all hope. Cargo etc. next year’s Comrades Marathon, the Comrades The 2019 Comrades Marathon is the 94th edition Marathon Association (CMA) has now closed the of the world’s most famous ultra-marathon and the entry process barely one week after the #Com - 48th Comrades Up Run, starting at 5h30 at the Dur - Vehicle Day Rate Rate per km rades2019 entry opening. CMA race director, ban City Hall and finishing 12 hours later at the R7 per km up to 100km Rowyn James said, “We reached the cap of 25,000 Scottsville Racecourse in Pietermaritzburg. 1 Ton R475 R5 per km over 100km entries last night and therefore shut down the entry R8.50 per km up to 100km process. The unprecedented demand for Comrades 2.5 Ton R650 R7 per km over 100km Marathon entries has been amazing.” James added, “The Comrades Marathon brand is obviously in an R14 per km up to 100km incredibly good space and it is credit to the team 5 Ton R750 R9 per km over 100km who efficiently and effectively go about putting R15 per km up to 100km Runners First on a daily basis; as well as all of our 8 Ton R1000 R10 per km over 100km sponsors, stakeholders and athletes who are so vested in The Ultimate Human Race.” All prices includes driver and fuel. 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Under 17 Assessment Camp, which people of Durban in a pupil, Celimpilo Gumede,D oecn 9 - h3:3i0sp ms -e C- ape Towwn Balitsz v hDuerbladn H eaat t Hugenote High School PPC Newlands, Cape Town. truly Durban-styled lection for the South African Rugby in Wellington and was also a part of launch at Moyo on the Dec 12 - 7pm - Tshwane Spartans v Durban Heat Union Under 17 SevenSusp erSpSorqt Puarka, Cd enturiont. he Sharks High Schools Under 17 Pier on Friday morn - training camp and tournament Sevens Squad. Celimpilo Gumede ing. Many of the players, administra - preparation, which will takDeur bpanl aHecate S qauat d Gumede hails from Mtubatuba and tors and prominent the Stellenbosch AcademyHa sohimf ASmpla, oRarsthid Khanp, Dlavyid sM illfero, Hre in t-he DHS 1st XV rugby. Durban faces were at from October 22 to30. rich Klaasen, Kyle AbboStt,o Kmesheav oMfah ahraji, s achievements this year the official launch as As part of this squad, GumKhaeyad Zoen,d o,1 A7lbi,e Morkehl, aMvarceha nbt dee eLanng eh, is selection as part of the Zulu dancers enter - will also participate in theVe rAnons sPhuilapndoerl , BrandKon ZMNavu tCa, rTaemvbea n Week team and the SA tained the crowd. Sevens Tournament fromB avOumca, tMoobrnée vr an WykS, Ockhuhole oCellse, SUarenl der 19 team that played Three of the Durban- 29 to 30. The highly talenErtweeed, a npd Tulapdi iBl okako. in the Under 19 International Series Master Cho teaches the children somerai seod f ptlhayeers Taan -ekwondo techniques. recently participated in the Elite against France, Wales and England swered questions Player Development Phase 2 - in Cape Town in July. ahead of the Mzansi Super League tourna - ment starting for the Heat on November 18. Taekwondo"We were prettyM nerv - asters ous going into the draft but we are really happy with how our team came out in the Taekwondot Maestersa fromc Southh Kore a hleldo a bricl- abeandc,"k C nElOe xoft KyZeN yar to coonducut a mucth bih gger seminar. He A group of the Durban Heat players and back room staff demonstrate the team's idea of colours at the official Durban liant seminar on proper Taekwondo techniques. isC rtichkeet H ceinurirchr Setrny -t coach of the national Taekwondo team Master Cho’s mission to our shores was to evaluate adnomd s amid. entionedHe atth laauntc ht haheea ds otfa thned 20a1r8d M zoanfs i STuapeer kLewaguoen. do in the standard of Taekwondo in Durban and most im- K"OZurN vis ioins w asv toe grety good and would like to see some of portantly to demonstrate the proper Taekwondo tech- these studentsn igihnts in tthe ebu ilnd uap ttoi othne daralft atned hae mt.ri buMtinga tos tthe srid eB. illy Town Blitz Kingsmead, Durban. as many local players heaped praise on his brains trust for pick - "It's great to be involved in a tournament Nov 21 - 2pm - Durban Heat v Tshwane niques to local students. Master Cho who is based in joasi nwee cdou ltdh aned Rfill eservoir Hills Sports Club after he read Pretoria is the technical director for Taekwondo in an article abouitn gt thhee b ecst lpuosbsib loe sfqfueadr iinn thge e nad . plaltikfeo thrims in yfoourr h oymoe ucoutnh try," the for - Spartans Kingsmead, Durban. the other spots with "Having Imraan (Khan) there helping mer Protea said. Nov 23 - 7pm - Nelson Mandela Giants v South Africa and Master Yun is the senior master for tom aptcha rwtiincneirps aantd e in positive activities. "The Taekwondo Taekwondo in KZN. The one-day Taekwondo semi- Team is givingw afs uhulglel ys iumpporptanot arntd wtoe p ltohtteed a nRd H"SI'vCe a lwaasy s wlovee dh palayvine g cricket at Durban Heat St George's, Port Elizabeth. with 13 international planned as many different outcomes as Kingsmead and I cannot wait to get back Nov 28 - 7pm - Durban Heat v Paarl nar at Siripat Road Grounds was attended by students ncorictkiecteersd a ntdh eaigth t our youth are going astray. By offering from the University of Zululand, UKZN, Clare Estate free Taekwondweo co utlrd.a Tion hiavne ghim t, tohe CoEuO ran dy oour utther,e wande p layr ien frconot nof- the Durban Rocks Kingsmead, Durban. Hollywoodbets Dol - convenor of selectors there helped hugely faithful." Nov 30 - 7pm - Jozi Stars v Durban Heat and Reservoir Hills Taekwondo clubs. Master Billy vpihnincs, ewde a rte hexacitte d we will play a major role in distracting who is the chief instructor at UKZN, Clare Estate and some of our yoinu utsh m fakriongm all ionur ddeucilsigonisn fogr tihne dMroirne kinifnormga,t iosnm caon kb- e found at Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannes - for the tournament," right reasons," Morgan commented. www.dolphinscricket.co.za. burg. Reservoir Hills organised the seminar for local stu- inheg sa,i dd. rugs and other negative activities. Taekwondo dents to receive some expert tips from the senior mas- teaches you disThcei Hpelati wneelc oamne bdac kr eKyslep Aebcbottt wto hile you are able Dec 2 - 11am - Paarl Rocks v Durban Coach Grant Morgan Durban after many years with the Dol - Durban Heat Fixtures: Heat Eurolux Boland Park, Paarl. ter and also train with the top students in the region. toha dk meaenyp sfleietp leass nd also defend yourself should the need Master Cho focused on proper techniques in execut- arise," said Mapshitnes ran dB hei lisl yloo.k inSg hfoorwuarld dto aconn -yoNnove 1 8w - i1s1ahm t- oD ujrboani n Heat v Cape Dec 5 - 7pm - Durban Heat v Nelson ing the various kicks, punches, blocks and combat or enquire about Taekwondo, contact the secretary of fighting. The karate master was pleased with the per- the Sports Club, Selvan Pillay on 072-616-1116 or formance of the KZN students and promised to be 078-043-2142.