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Zarina as a lesson to other informal settlements,” “We have identified that the biggest con- HE past few weeks has seen a series Mulaudzi said. tributors to electrical accidents, injuries, Motala of electrocutions in the Lenasia area City Power has said more than 80 percent and fatalities are contact with low-hanging Twith the smallest victim being only of recent power outages nationally were as conductors, unsafe connections, vandal- elected two years old. the result of illegal connections overloading ism, illegal power connections and cable The toddler was electrocuted in a passage the network. theft. Safety is a major concern and we urge at the Precast informal settlement on No- Electricity is currently being installed in customers: Joburg vember 23. the area to curb the scourge of illegal elec- · not to bypass circuit breakers in houses In another incident a 45-year-old man who tricity connections. because this is not only dangerous but also councillor stepped on an electricity cable in Lenasia “This should be a wake-up call to our com- causes trips for the bigger area supplied Page 5 Extension 10’s Scorpio Drive was found munity as this could have been prevented,” from the same transformer dead by passers-by. The man was found in a said an angry resident. ·not to tamper with electrical boxes and pool of rainwater. “Despite numerous educational sessions · not to supply other customers from your Denita Another incident claimed the life of a six- and the removal of dangerous wiring, illegal house as this will overload your supply” year-old girl from the Thembelihle infor- connections still continue to be a problem,” Moodley mal settlement after she was electrocuted on Monday, November 21. The girl died takes third after stepping on open illegal electrical connections. spot in In- According to Emergency Medical Servic- es spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi, the girl ternational was playing in an area surrounded by illegal power lines. Competition Mulaudzi said paramedics tried for about Page 7 an hour to resuscitate the child but were un- successful. She was declared dead on the JMPD launches scene. “Thembelihle is home to many illegal narcotics unit connections. People go to the extent of connecting power from street lights and electricity boxes on the streets,” Mulaudzi added. Page He appealed to residents to refrain from this practice. Previously City Power removed illegal connections at all 11 “Now a child’s life is gone due to (illegal) informal settlements around Lenasia. 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The two were Protea Magistrates’ Court on Sep- accused of stealing batteries tember 13. He was sentenced to amounting to R99.96. sought by police 90 days imprisonment or R1 500 They were sentenced to 90 fine. Shabangu assaulted his vic- days imprisonment or R900 fine, tim with a golf stick on May 24 in wholly suspended for a period of Man sought by police Lawley’s Tito Street. 3 years. THE man pictured is The community is urged gency call 08600-10111 Soweto West Cluster made wanted by the police in not to approach the suspect Moroka. He may be able as he is armed and danger- Submitted by Consta- 206 arrests to assist them in solving a ous. If the suspect is seen ble Vincent Mashiteng, POLICE arrested 206 suspects 1 - Possession of unlicensed murder which occurred at contact Detective Warrant Protea Glen Corporate during the weekend (from Fri- firearm Moroka on Thursday, No- Officer Hlungwani on 079- Communication Unit day, November 18, to Sunday, 5 - carjacking vember 17. 499-7495. In case of emer- November 20) for various crimes 3 - theft of motor vehicle committed during the crime pre- 2 - business robbery vention operations in the Moroka 3 - rape Suspect wanted for carjacking Cluster, which consists of the 1 - business burglary following stations: Dobsonville, 3 - fraud THE man pictured is want- of the vehicle and then sped an anonymous crime tip-off Ennerdale, Jabulani, Lenasia, Le- 3 - pointing of firearm ed for a recent carjacking in off in it. on 32211. nasia South, Naledi, Moroka and 7 - reckless and negligent Protea Glen. driving Protea Glen. “The man should not be To report police cor- Suspects were arrested for the 1 - dealing in drugs It is reported the man approached as he is con- ruption contact the Anti- following crimes: 1 - warrant of arrest held up a woman who was sidered armed and danger- corruption hotline on 3 - Murder 1 - Defeating the ends of justice parked outside her drive- ous. If the suspect is seen 0860-267-7878. 3 -Armed Robbery 2 - inference with police duties way waiting for her daugh- contact Detective Sergeant 12 - Housebreaking and theft Suspects appeared during the ter to open the gate. The Mosete on 072-329-9315. Submitted by Constable 33 - Possession of dagga course of the week in the Protea perpetrator held her up with In case of emergency con- Vincent Mashiteng of the 12 - Possession of drugs Magistrates’ Court on various a firearm and pulled her out tact 08600-10111 or send Soweto West Cluster 7 - Assault with the intention to charges. inflict grievous bodily harm Police are appealing to the com- 10 - Assault common munity to continue assisting them 14 - Theft with information about any crimi- Two men wanted for murder 12 - Shoplifting nal activities they are aware of. THE two men pictured are these men because they are 6 - Intimidation In case of emergency contact wanted for carjacking at armed and dangerous. If the 4 - Malicious Damage to 08600 10111 or send an anony- Protea Glen on Friday, Oc- suspects are known or seen property mous crime tip-off on 32211. tober 7. contact Detective Warrant 44 - Driving under the influence For any corruption in the police The men and two other ac- Officer Majoro on 076- of alcohol contact the Anti-corruption hot- 3 - Common Robbery line on 0860-267-7878. complices held the victim 788-9709,” said Constable 4 - Possession of stolen motor up at gunpoint and robbed Vincent Mashiteng, Protea vehicle Issued by Constable Vin- him of his vehicle. Glen Corporate Communi- 9 - Selling liquor without a cent Mashiteng of the “Please do not approach cation Unit. licence Soweto West Cluster

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BY LERATO PHOSISI ARMONY Primary School held their graduation for their Grade R learners on HFriday, November 18. The purpose of this event was to CMAS Lenasia is proud to announce acknowledge and shape learners, but that Denita Moodley, one of their stu- most importantly to instil confidence. dents from the centre, was place third Sisi Nkwanyana, SGB chairperson, in the world, in the recent UCMAS said parents must work hand in hand International Competition 2016 held in Dubai. with educators and communicate reg- She had to compete with 1 230 learners origi- ularly with them in order to maintain nating from 50 countries. Participants had to a good relationship. solve 200 complex sums in 8 minutes. She also stated that educators spend a lot of time with children. Nkwanyana said, “I have realised that these learners have potential. However, they need to be embraced. “goodbye Mr Zuma”. The school principal, Mr Hassen said They also need support from their par- Thapelo Rasebotsa (6), wants to be a the purpose of this event was to chal- ents and the community at large.” journalist so that he can write stories lenge learners by pulling them out of Speaking to the Rising Sun, 6-year- about what is happening in the world. their comfort zone and making them old Ntando Mathe said she wants to Lomile Lesito, an educator at the imagine life out of South Africa andLENASIA Muslim School was in- be an advocate so that she can mediate school, said team work made the seeing the possibilities in life of being vited by the English Teachers Society between right and wrong and ensure event a success. something greater without limitation. to participate in its annual Book Quiz that justice prevails. “I would like to thank Mohammed “I am very grateful to have such a which was, this year, extended to 24 Siyabolela Mawila (5), said he wants and Zeenat Babamia for their commit- flexible and committed team. If itparticipating schools. to be the president because he wants ment and dedication which ensured wasn’t for them this event would not The host school, Impala Crescent, to make a change in the country - the success of this event,” Lesito said. have been this successful,” he said. went the extra mile in making learners and educators from participating schools feel at home. LMS wishes to New formulated funding model will see poor express its sincere appreciation to Mr Nazim Adam and his warm and welcoming staff for their kindness and students fully subsidised hospitality. Their outstanding reception of the BY LERATO PHOSISI Statistics have demonstrated a combination of grants. guests was “par excellence”. Pots & Things that the majority of students who Nxasana says funding will come The Lenasia Muslim School senior THE Ministerial Task Team has formulated hold up placards during protests from various sources including team attained third position and the a new funding model which will ensure poor over tertiary education fees are to government and the private sector.junior team attained fourth position. students are offered enough support to study from across the country. “It is feasible to offer free edu-The learners of LMS did the school without experiencing any hardships. The Ministerial Task Team says cation to the poor and partially proud, not only in their professional The Chairperson, Sizwe Nxasana, says under its newly formulated funding subsidise education to the soexecution of their task at hand, but the new proposed model, poor students will be model will ensure that poor stu- called ‘missing middle’. also in their exemplary behaviour. fully subsidised. dents are offered comprehensive “South Africa has many The format of the book quiz is that financial, academic as well as sources of funds that includes, students are given a set of literature psychological support. for instance, the NGO’s that are The team presented the Ikusasa funding students. Financial Aid Scheme blue print We need to do this in a more model at the Fees Commission of coordinated fashion,” Nxasana Inquiry. said. The funding model is aimed at The piloting of the Ikusasa mod- supporting the poor and so called el will start next year at some uni- ‘missing middle’ students through versities and colleges.

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CMAS Lenasia is proud to announce Denita Moodley worked her way up from The trip to Dubai was her first and she was that Denita Moodley, one of their stu- winning the national South Africa competi- accompanied by her ever-supporting mother. dents from the centre, was place third tion, competing with over 500 students from UCMAS Lenasia is proud to have given rise to Uin the world, in the recent UCMAS all over the country. Her exceptional grasp of this exceptional ability, and a true attestation International Competition 2016 held in Dubai. the abacus learning and quick arithmetic skills that the brain development programme yields She had to compete with 1 230 learners origi- gained her entry into the international event. amazing results. nating from 50 countries. Participants had to Nineteen students represented South Africa solve 200 complex sums in 8 minutes. here. Denita Moodley from Parkside Primary School in Lenasia South. LMS excels in producing bookworms at the Book Quiz 2016 LENASIA Muslim School was invited by the English Teachers Society to participate in its annual Book Quiz which was, this year, extended to 24 participating schools. The host school, Impala Crescent, went the extra mile in making learners and educators from participating schools feel at home. LMS wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mr Nazim Adam and his warm and welcoming staff for their kindness and hospitality. Their outstanding reception of the guests was “par excellence”. The Lenasia Muslim School senior team attained third position and the and have to study these books. Dur- preciation to the ETS for the wonder- junior team attained fourth position. ing the quiz students are asked ques- ful and inspiring work that they’ve The learners of LMS did the school tions on the books to ascertain the been doing for over 40 years. May proud, not only in their professional level of their understanding. As one of the ETS continue from strength to execution of their task at hand, but our learners Aneesa Patel so eloquent- strength to propagate to our learners also in their exemplary behaviour. ly elaborates, “The Book Quiz lends the love of books. The format of the book quiz is that itself to the promotion of literacy.” Submitted by Apa Rabia Amod, students are given a set of literature Once again LMS expresses its ap- educator at LMS Primary School

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BY IQBAL GAFFOOR The coordinators were Mrs Y Akoojee, of these special ladies who assist us with our every minute of it as they are such lovely and Azaadville Women’s Forum Chairperson and daily tasks. The employers registered and kind souls. The forum also gave out special ELL done - Azaadville Women’s Fatima Jassat while the following were pro- paid for their domestic workers to be treated awards such as the longest serving domestic Forum, take a bow! gramme directors: to a grand lunch and an afternoon of fun and worker and the oldest domestic worker.” Azaadville thinks highly of its Ms S Black, Ms H Black and Ms L Swarathle. prizes. The programme included amongst others the Wdomestics and The Azaadville Special guests included Ms Sumayya Bera “They were treated to welcome gifts, surprise following: Welcome and Prayer by the Chair- Women’s Forum hosted a lovely luncheon for (who spoke on her Inspirational life story) and hand spa treatments, games and a lucky draw. person, Mrs F Jassat. Sh’zen Hand Spa Treat- them on Saturday, October 29 at the Dr. Yusuf the South African Police Force (Security and The highlight of the day included a hilarious ments and an inspirational talk by Ms S Bera, Dadoo Primary School Hall. The event started Domestic Violence talk). play which enthralled the audience. The ladies a play - Careless Whispers, doek tying compe- at 1pm. “They (the domestics) are the unsung heroes were also welcomed on stage to perform their tition, balloon blowing competition, musical The theme, African Flair turned out to be a of our lives. They are responsible for saving us cultural songs and dance which they thorough- chairs, a singing competition where the audi- success. At times it was competition between time and making our lives easier on a daily ba- ly enjoyed. Prizes included grocery hampers, ence chose the winner, a talk by the SA Police the domestics and their employers as to who sis. Yes, they are our helpers,” said a jubilant, clothing, homeware and cash. Force, best dressed awards and it ended with would dress the best in African traditional Mrs Nanabhai A delicious three course meal was served a lucky draw. wear. M/s Jassat went on to explain, “With the help and the ladies were truly spoilt. They deserved The atmosphere at the luncheon was great of the Almighty and community support, the as one could sense the good relationship these Azaadville Women’s Forum graciously hosted ladies shared. It was a fun day for the ladies. a luncheon in recognition and appreciation RISING SUN VEHICLE & TRAILER HIRE Tel: 031 8117763 Car Hire Cell: 0726629236 100km Email: [email protected] FREE 00 Tʼs & Cʼs apply R299. per day LUXURY VEHICLES FOR HIRE Insurance included FOR PROMOTIONS, DEBS BALL, WEDDINGS ETC.

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BY JABULANE KHUMALO The IIWNF purpose is to grow an effective We hope that beyond this event the mo- ethnically diverse African community mentum of VRP will increase and serve JOHANNESBURG Mayor Herman of independent and revenue producing as a medium to further push our women Mashaba launched the new JMPD K9 Nar- individuals through the Vintage Recycling and youth to be visionaries and to lift our cotics Unit to strengthen the fight against Project that is designed to empower, consciousness’s so that we may grow as in-crime, on Monday, November 21. educate, skill and prepare youth and women dividuals and as empowered economically The purpose of the unit is to respond to to set up micro enterprises. To achieve The viable communities. serious and violent crimes related to the VRP Objectives in setting up the Innovation came together to support our Government’s them with traditional African fabrics to cre- Contact Anusha Singh Founder and CEO drug trade‚ as well as armed robberies and Hubs countrywide that includes recruiting, initiatives to boost entrepreneurship. We ate garments; beachwear and home décor at International Inspiring Women Network vehicle hijackings. The unit consists of 60 training and managing these centres will responded to the Finance Minister Pravin accessories. The range is based on the dif- Foundation on 082-440-1125 or email: anu-officers who are trained in special weapons cost in excess of 17 million rand which Gordhan’s call on big and small businesses ferent skills levels and items are produced [email protected] and tactics. makes fundraising essential countrywide to bring their creativity and innovation to- include houte couture, as the project is Our guests are discerning women made up According to Mashaba the unit will work Anusha Singh, Founder and CEO of II- gether to create inclusive economic growth. supported and guided by the expertise of of celebrities and high powered women in together with the SAPS‚ Crime Intelligence‚ WNF says: “As women that bare and nurture The project is based on a recycling and a leading French Designer so that there is business. the South African Revenue Services‚ track- our nation and with our passion for passing sustainability aspect of where IIWNF col- more opportunity to have micro enterprises ing companies‚ community policing forums on skills and opportunities to others we lects previously worn sarees and combines that are employment and revenue producing Submitted by Anusha Singhas well as members of society.

BY JABULANE KHUMALO “We cannot accept criminals taking over our communities and running them like their JOHANNESBURG Mayor Herman own personal empires. As a parent‚ I have Mashaba launched the new JMPD K9 Nar- had enough of drugs which are destroying cotics Unit to strengthen the fight against the lives of many of our young people in our crime, on Monday, November 21. city and across the nation‚” said Mashaba at The purpose of the unit is to respond to the JMPD Academy in Booysens. serious and violent crimes related to the “The JMPD looked at the best performing drug trade‚ as well as armed robberies and officers with the highest level of integrity to vehicle hijackings. The unit consists of 60 fill up this K9 Narcotics Unit. The unit will officers who are trained in special weapons also be capacitated with high-calibre fire- and tactics. arms and high-performance vehicles‚“ said According to Mashaba the unit will work Mashaba. together with the SAPS‚ Crime Intelligence‚ The city currently has 24 dogs; four will the South African Revenue Services‚ track- deal with narcotics. In addition‚ the city pur- ing companies‚ community policing forums chased 19 dogs which are currently trained. as well as members of society.

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Missing middle students do not qualify He said it was encouraging to see the private gives back to the for National Student Financial Aid Scheme sector investing in education. (NSFAS) assistance. The fundraising event “I continue to be astounded at the extraor- received a generous cash donation from Fir- dinary goodwill that has been shown to our Kashvita’s ‘An Evening with the Stars’ stRand Foundation. university and our students. It is important for concludes another year filled with The chairperson of First Rand Empowerment students to acknowledge the commitment and community glitz, glamour and ignited passion. Fund (FREF), Sizwe Nxasana, said FREF has the contribution made by the private sector to- 2016 the year of the musical soul and a very specific mandate to contribute to a wards the funding of higher education, which BY LERATO PHOSISI by a group of Christian men from Lenasia, Kashvita’s most trying year; the year strengthened economy and a better South Afri- FirstRand Foundation has demonstrated with who were motorcycle enthusiasts. They got that we lost our father and grandfather ca through promoting and funding education, this donation,” said Professor Rensburg. HE Forgiven Social Motorcycle Club their inspiration from the book of John 1:9. – the most painful year of our lives especially among historically disadvantaged He said the recent wave of Fees Must Fall on November 19, donated diapers, The club is run by Sean Pillay who is cluband existence. Our sincerest gratitude South Africans. He said FREF represents a student demonstrations highlight the fund- food packs, joy boxes filled with toys president and Dion Naidoo vice president, goes to the Kashvita family, Lenasia’s significant piece of the endowment created by ing challenges facing all South African Tand treats to the Precious Place of who are well known and hail from an impov-religious and entertainment fraternity, the group’s successful BEE scheme. universities. “Many of us have watched our tertiary edu- “The university’s council and executive man- Hope in Walkerville and Lenasia Extension 2 erished community in Lenasia. media, family, the many friends and cation system struggle with violence and dis- agement fully support the goal of free educa- community members. The Forgiven SMC, thus far has been in-Lenasians at large. Despite our colos- ruption over the past year and those of us who tion for the poor and the implementation of a The November 2016 charity drive was fully volved in a number of charity drives and in-sal loss, following 3 months of illness, have benefited from that education system in funding model, which will enable access to undertaken by Forgiven SMC in the forefront novated their riding for the underprivilegedKashvita and all other activities con- the past need to step up and ensure the next missing middle students. with sponsorship from New Anchor Lenasia, people. Forgiven SMC, has committed to use tinued as always – some of a greater generation receives the same benefit. “We are deeply grateful to business and in- Pastor Sydney Francis and President Hyper, all their monthly club membership fees for up-magnitude than ever before. “We hope that this contribution ensures that dustry, and the public sector for their timely Vanderbijlpark. liftment programmess in the community. Kashvita celebrates its 12th anniver- those students that want to continue study- response and generous contributions that have Club president Sean Pillay said, “We are The Forgiven SMC has a number of support sary as a significant role-player in the ing and complete their exams can do so,” said helped UJ reach its goals for the missing mid- humbled as an organisation by these contribu- groups that have partnered with NPOs and entertainment world and as a reputable Nxasana. dle. We are truly humbled, honoured and in- tions which made this event a success. These Churches to initiate charity that drives mem-Dance Academy. Traditionally, Kash- UJ’s Vice Chancellor and Principal Profes- spired,” Rensburg said. exceptional gifts put a smile on these chil- bers to be fully committed and deliver their vita Events and Functions continue to dren’s faces.” own merits for this year. always be huge, glitzy, and vibrant; The Forgiven SMC was established in 2014, and of course filled with passion, en- Hospital staff need wake-up ergy and creativity in abundance. Lenasia South Hospital – I recently went to the they did a superb job. Kashvita shows, continue to raise Lenasia South Hospital for my medical treat- The matron was also helpful when I ex- the standard of enchanting and mes- ment. plained the problem to her; she addressed it merising performances, blended with The doctors who attended to me were very ar- immediately. experience, professionalism, exhila- rogant and rude, and that upset me because I Badrunisha Parshotam rating energy, stunning own designed was going for my regular check-up. costumes and undoubtedly the very I am writing the letter because the experience best original and professionally cho- was not pleasant. reographed dances, with a variety of I am standing up, not only for myself, but for versatile spellbinding singers each other patients who are at the mercy of these with their own reputation and brand. two doctors. Sensational singers, dancers, stand An investigation must be done because both up comedians and non-stop enter- of them cannot get away with ill-treating pa- tainment supported by the very best tients. However, the nurses and the security sound, effects, video and lighting guards provided me with excellent service and maestros - JYM. And of course with

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All prices above include VAT and Installation (T’s & C’s apply). THE RISING SUN Lenasia - November 29 - December 5, 2016 Page 13 Green light for Forgiven SMC Kashvita’s flagship ‘An Medicinal dagga THE introduction of medical can- their healthcare providers greater nabis could be implemented by choice in treating certain diffi- April 2017. At least three years cult conditions through the use of gives back to the Evening with the Stars 11’ have gone by since the medical safe, medicinal cannabis.” Innovation Bill was submitted to Following Oriani-Ambrosini’s parliament by the late Mario Am- death in 2014, Singh then reintro- Kashvita’s ‘An Evening with the Stars’ brosini. duced the MIB to ensure that this concludes another year filled with During parliament’s portfolio vital issue would stay on the table. community glitz, glamour and ignited passion. committee on health, it was an- Speaking after the announce- 2016 the year of the musical soul and nounced that the Department of ment by the Medicines Control by a group of Christian men from Lenasia, Kashvita’s most trying year; the year Health would soon regulate ac- Council and the department of who were motorcycle enthusiasts. They got that we lost our father and grandfather cess to medicinal cannabis, High- health in committee on November their inspiration from the book of John 1:9. – the most painful year of our lives way Mail reports. 23, Singh said: “This heralds a The club is run by Sean Pillay who is cluband existence. Our sincerest gratitude This decision came after a two- great step forward for public ac- president and Dion Naidoo vice president, goes to the Kashvita family, Lenasia’s year process of deliberations, in- cess and research into the use of who are well known and hail from an impov-religious and entertainment fraternity, vestigation and research, prompt- medicinal cannabis. I feel a great erished community in Lenasia. media, family, the many friends and ed by the Medical Innovation Bill. sense of relief. The Forgiven SMC, thus far has been in-Lenasians at large. Despite our colos- This was seen as a victory by I must thank the department for volved in a number of charity drives and in-sal loss, following 3 months of illness, the Inkatha Freedom Party for taking up this issue with such pas- novated their riding for the underprivileged every South African. The party sionate concern for our people. Kashvita and all other activities con- applauded the move, as it would What matters now is that the de- people. Forgiven SMC, has committed to use tinued as always – some of a greater provide help to those with HIV/ partment ensures that access to all their monthly club membership fees for up-magnitude than ever before. th Aids, severe chronic pain, severe medicinal cannabis will not be liftment programmess in the community. Kashvita celebrates its 12 anniver- muscle spams or severe seizures restricted to the rich, but that any- The Forgiven SMC has a number of supportsary as a significant role-player in the where other treatment options one who needs it will be able to groups that have partnered with NPOs and entertainment world and as a reputable Events by Chetna, the ultimate choice seasoned artists, it will of course, as have failed or have intolerable afford it.” Churches to initiate charity that drives mem-Dance Academy. Traditionally, Kash- in Décor blending her special finesse always introduce new talent. side effects. The department has indicated bers to be fully committed and deliver their vita Events and Functions continue to to complete this production. A Kash- An Evening with the Stars 11, takes The IFP’s chief whip in parlia- that the new regulatory frame- own merits for this year. always be huge, glitzy, and vibrant; vita production must always have the place at the Gandhi Hall on Saturday ment, Narend Singh, lauded this work could be available as early and of course filled with passion, en- very best to ensure a production of the 4th December 2016 at 7.00pm sharp. announcement as a victory for his as the end of January 2017 for ergy and creativity in abundance. magnitude of its flagship production. Tickets are available now any mem- late colleague, Dr Mario Oriani- stakeholder comment and could Kashvita shows, continue to raise An Evening with the Stars 11 is no ber of the Kashvita family or from Ambrosini, who introduced the be implemented by April 2017. the standard of enchanting and mes- exception, and regular patrons, fans Kashvita Studios at R 80.00. Contact Medical Innovation Bill (MIB) Inspired by the sense of unity merising performances, blended with and the Kashvita Family will know, us at Kashvita Studios on 011 211 in the midst of his own fight with within the committee, Singh said: experience, professionalism, exhila- that every show re-defines Kashvi- 0725, 082 555 2050 or email info@ terminal cancer. “Today, I saw MPs across the po- Even the DA got in on the ac- litical spectrum join together for rating energy, stunning own designed ta, as being bigger, better and more kashvita.co.za. costumes and undoubtedly the very tion. “We welcome the progres- the common good of all South glamorous. Kashvita holds dance classes in Le- sive path that the department has Africans. The introduction of Dr best original and professionally cho- As always, any Kashvita production nasia, Lenasia South, Crown Gardens reographed dances, with a variety of taken on this issue and urge the Oriani-Ambrosini’s Bill in 2014 will be full of surprises and thrills, and the Vaal, and grooms individuals minister of health to sign off on galvanised a concerted effort by versatile spellbinding singers each bringing opportunity and grandeur, for functions or pageants. Kashvita the new regulations so that the all stakeholders, the result be- with their own reputation and brand. like never before and setting new, prec- also manages co-ordinates and pro- process can be opened up to pub- ing that we will shortly have a Sensational singers, dancers, stand edent. The Kashvita stage is where vides entertainment for weddings, lic comment. working blueprint and regula- up comedians and non-stop enter- dreams come alive and explode into geets, parties, shows, community and “The faster this process can be tory framework for access to me- tainment supported by the very best a kaleidoscope of glitz and glamour corporate events and these too, are undertaken, the quicker these dicinal cannabis in South Africa. sound, effects, video and lighting and often tears and laughter. Whilst value-packed with a difference. Reg- products can be made avail- We look forward to seeing that maestros - JYM. And of course with the singer line up will include some istrations for the 2017 year is open. able to those who need it. This happen.” will ultimately give patients and Source Caxton News Service

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BY IQBAL GAFFOOR is much tougher than it looks in a car. rights after crossing the finish line first in a Valla 2:49, Ibrahim Bagas 2:51 and Mu- Cyclist’s pedalled on to Jan Smuts Av- time of 2:15 averaging 40 km. hammad Nabeel Bagas 2:56. YCLE Club Lenasia went all out to enue and headed towards Zoo Lake and Davids, who hails from KwaZulu-Natal Many riders from CCL Cycle Club Lena- make the 94.7 Cycle Challenge one Rosebank. This stretch is very popular with said that the win was a surprise as he went sia achieved personal bests and gave it their Cof their best masterpieces this year. the Sunday brunchers who came out to into the race without any expectations. all with determination and perseverance. Over 57 cyclists took to the road support. The Telkom 94.7 Cycle Challenge pushed Three members who took on the double on Sunday, November 20. Some also went The route continued along Jan Smuts Av- bikers to the ultimate as they cycled through loop challenge and comfortably completing on to outdo their personal best. enue onto Bram Fischer Drive in Randburg. Johannesburg. Once again CCL were there it were Hemant Kana, Kamlesh Valla and This time around, the Lenasians also rode Here cyclists took a left turn onto Home- in numbers in support of the ‘Ride for a Ibrahim Bagas. for an exceptionally good cause - the Le- stead Avenue winding through Bryanston Purpose’ campaign that allows cyclists to The overall results were satisfying and it nasia Cancer Society - and monies are still and onto Grosvenor Road through Dougl- support a charity of their choice and raise was shown by some great times achieved. pouring in. According to club officials they asdale and then left onto Witkoppen Road. money for a good cause while they ride. With the season coming to a close mem- will soon announce the total collected for They cycled down Cedar Road, up to Last year cub members surprised the Am- bers are now anxious to hand over the mon- this cause. the King of the Mountains into the pictur- marah Bursary Fund and even themselves ies collected for Lenasia Cancer Society, CCL cyclist’s joined close to 30 000 oth- esque Steyn City Estate where the views are with the total amount collected. which promises to exceed expectations. er cyclists who tackled the 94.7km route matched with some tough hills. CCL’S rider’s times: Hemant Kana 2:36, which saw the City of Johannesburg shut Brandon Davids took home the bragging Mohammed Ticö Takolia 2:48, Kamlesh down streets to ensure the safety of the cyclists during the race. Th MMC for Community Development of the City of Johannesburg, Nonhlanhla Sifumba, applauded the cyclists for their spirit during the race and added that the race was one of the toughest. “This is an epic event that happens in Johannesburg and it is both challenging and exciting at the same time.” Thousands of cyclists from all over Gaut- eng and even from across the border con- gregated at Riversands to compete in the 20th Telkom Cycle Challenge despite the gruelling heat. From Riversands, the route moved through Blue Hills and Kyalami. New this year: Off the R55, the route took a sharp right turn into the new Ky- alami Grand Prix Circuit giving cyclists the chance to test their speed around this recently upgraded world class track. From Kyalami, cyclists rejoined Wood- mead Drive onto the M1 South. The M1 South is a 17km section of rolling hills and CCL at 94.7 challenge. Page 20 THE RISING SUN Lenasia - November 29 - December 5, 2016

JUST ARRIVED! NEW BRIDAL & EXCLUSIVE SAR IES @ HALF PRICE Lenasia Signet Terrace: 011 85 2 0042/3 Midrand (Waterfall Centre): 010 224 0469 / 011 312 o n 4 133 SA team at Africa Games BY IQBAL GAFFOOR HAT a show the South African Ta- ble Tennis team put up during the ITTF African Senior Table Tennis WChampionships. The superb performances were witnessed at the event held from Monday, October 24 at Agadir, Morocco. Lenasia’s own home-grown lass, Danisha Patel was part of the South African team that participated in Team Events, Doubles, Mixed Doubles and Singles. Miss Patel came back from Morocco on November 1. But because there are no direct flights, an eight hour flight turned into two came second in the group. In the semi-finals tive. This tournament is a qualifier for another days of travelling. we lost to Egypt 3-0. They were extremely event in 2018 so I have to train in leaps and She continues to grow in the game and strong and difficult to play. Egypt then won bounds to achieve that level of competition. knows that with more practice she can only the team events. “When I got back I then played in the Gaut- get further. “I also lost to Tunisia 4-2 in the singles event. eng Open tournament on Saturday, November Says Miss Patel, “Like I said after winning This was also a very challenging game and I 5th. the nationals earlier in July, this year I trained had to fight really hard for the two games that I “In the ladies singles event I beat my SA more than previous years, so I feel I played did win. I have definitely learned a lot and plan team mate Khanyisile Madlala 3-2 in the fi- much better in this international tournament to practise all the new things I have learned nals. I also played doubles with Khanyisile than any other tournament. when I get back. It was good to see all the and we won Gold after beating the visitors “In the team events which consisted of Kh- top African players from Egypt and Nigeria from Cape Town and Botswana who partici- anyisile Madlala, Zodwa Mapanga and I, we battle it out. Legends such as Segun Toriola, pated in the tournament. managed to achieve fourth place. This was af- Dina Meshref Aruna Quadri and Omar Assar Veteren, Ismail Badat made it to the semi- ter we made it past the group stage by getting were amazing to watch. All these players are finals in the men’s singles and lost to Terrance Tel: 011 852 4744 or 083 453 8264 a walkover against Nigeria, beating Morocco coming back from the Olympics so the level Mathole who eventually won the finals after 5 Capella Street, Lenasia x9 (Opp. Mc Donalds) 3-0 and losing to Algeria 3-1. We therefore of competition is extremely high and competi- beating Kurt Lingeveldt 3-1.