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A couple was found murdered behind her back. She is believed in their home on Vincent Dick - to have been strangled, how - onson Road in Cottonlands on ever, this is yet to be confirmed. Monday. Members of a local se - Singh's body was found on the curity company received a call floor of the bathroom with stab from a family member request - wounds to his neck. A Stanley ing assistance after he looked knife, believed to be used in the through a window and noticed murder, was found in the living blood on the bedroom floor. Se - room. The house was ran - curity forces were dispatched to sacked. A TV and a bottle green the home and upon arrival, Toyota Conquest with registra - found that all doors leading into tion LCD 560 GP which be - the home were locked. The lock longs to Singh is confirmed to on a security gate leading to the have been stolen at this stage. veranda was forced open. According to the family, the Security officers climbed couple was last seen on Satur - through an open window and day afternoon at about 4pm at a found a pool of blood covered function in the area. Singh's em - with a towel at the entrance of ployee grew concerned this the bedroom. A blood trail led morning when he arrived for security officers to the bath - work and found the driveway room which was locked. gates locked. He assumed that After breaking down the door, Singh who is a farmer had al - the bodies of 68-year-old Dhir ready left to the Verulam Mar - Roy Singh and his 60-year-old ket. Several hours later, Singh's live in girlfriend Kay were dis - family arrived at the home and covered. Kay who is a former made their way onto the prop - resident of Redcliffe in Verulam erty when they noticed blood on was found lying face down in the bedroom floor. Police are Above: The ransacked bedroom of the Singh home. Top: A secu - Security officers entering the home through the bath tub with her hands tied investigating further. rity officer investigating the property. a window that was forced open at the scene. Page 2 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Equipping pupils to tackle crime Sector 2 manager, Sgt Nishen Padayachee, to - gratitude to all those who assisted in the event gether with the local sub forum of the CPF held and encouraged the community to get involved a Crime Awareness Day at Waterloo Primary in community projects. Sgt Padayachee also School on Friday. thanked the CPF, teachers of Waterloo Primary Non-profit organisation, Bobby Bear, was also and the sponsors including, Razaks Butchery, invited to the event. Erika, a guest speaker from Havenridge Distributors, Gaterite Wholesalers the organisation, gave an educational talk to and Reaction Unit South Africa, for their gener - Inspirational women who were part of the successful womenʼs networking brunch. pupils on rape and other forms of abuse. ous donations of meals and refreshments to the Sector 2 CPF chairman, Mr Jithen, expressed his pupils at the school. Celebrating phenomenal women achievers A prosperous women’s networking brunch at the Nepaul. Formalities for the day included empow - Swaadisht restaurant, situated at the Ridge in ering addresses from phenomenal women, all of Shallcross, united women in business, ending Na - whom, have made a name for themselves in the tional Women’s Month on a high note indeed. business sector. A divine lunch, consisting of a Proudly hosted by the Tongaat and Verulam Sun variety of Indian delicacies, including the restau - and SUPERSPAR Chatsworth, the initiative was rant’s famous chicken tikka and lamb breyani, taken to host the special brunch following the im - was served to all attendees. mense success of a women’s networking break - To sweeten the occasion, decadent soji was fast held a few months ago. served. With the aim to help women in business grow, All women were thanked for gracing the event organisers were pleased with the outcome of the and were encouraged to look forward to the next session and how each woman left the venue feel - networking session, which will be filled with pos - ing inspired and motivated to make a difference. itive insights once more. The guest speaker was former Lotus FM presen - For more pictures from the networking session, ter, attorney and motivational speaker, Abigail visit www.risingsunchatsworth.co.za

Sgt Nishen Padayachee of Sector 2 with the team from Bobby Bear.

Flambel’s little ones crowned Flambel Primary School held a successful Grade and Dante Naidoo, as well as queen, Demeeliya After the cold Winter and windy August, the eager and ready tiny tots of the Little Angels R Prom at the Tongaat Town Hall, recently. Prin - Rose Moodley. They are flanked by first Club from Metcalfe in Tongaat, were thrilled to celebrate the return of Spring. Donning their cipal, Mrs SND Mahlinza, and teachers, Mrs RH princess, Ella Govender, and second princess, Spring gear, the children celebrated the day in colourful outfits, floral wreaths and everything Mahadeo and Mrs S Ramgobin, alongside the Leah Kanniappen. Spring. Building up to Spring, the children got creative by making their own Spring-themed king, Tiven Govender, princes, Liam Thambaran artwork to show off their talent and love for the season. Divine Life Society celebrates Sri Swami Sivananda’s 131st birth anniversary The Divine Life Soci - ety of South Africa will celebrate the 131st birth anniver - sary of the Divine Master, Sri Swami Sivananda (founder of Divine Life Soci - ety), who was born in Pattamadai, India on September 8, 1887. This momentous cel - ebration will be held The birth anniversary at the Sivanan - celebrations will be Sivananda International Cultural Centre (SICC) in La Mercy. dashram, Reservoir held over two days Hills, and at the (September 8 and 9). morning session from 2:30pm. served thereafter. Sivananda Stadium, The first function at 6am to 6:45am, fol - In the evening, ganga Devotees from China, Sivananda Interna - Sivanandashram, lowed by akhanda arati will begin at India, United King - tional Cultural Centre Reservoir Hills, will chanting (continuous 4pm and satsang will dom, Germany, chanting) until (SICC), La Mercy. commence with a commence at United States of 4:30pm. Supper America and New prasad will be served Zealand are also par - INTERNATIONAL GRANITE COMPANY after the satsang. Day ticipating in the 41- two of the celebra - day recital of the Sri Tel : 082 451 1142 www.internationalgranitecompany.com tions on Sunday will Hanuman Chalisa. At 123 Carlisle Street(C.B.D) mark the culmination 690 Chris Hani Road 9:15am, branches of (North Coast Road) DIY 031 309 5043 of the 41 day recital Divine Life Society 031 563 8215 Kitchen of the Sri Hanuman Kitchen of SA and various QUARTZ Chalisa, which was Granite launched on August temple groups will (7 Colours Available) (2m x 600) Surfaces participate in a march 30 mm 31. The chanting be - (15 Colours Available) from mm 30 mm excl VAT 20 gins at 6am, followed past at the stadium. per L meter 2 R 343.48 from R1014.50 per m excl VAT by havan, as pre - For more informa - CONTACT 031 563 8215 [email protected] scribed, at 7am. tion, call 031 262- Breakfast will be 2314. TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Page 3 Armed men Sisters attacked by criminal duo

Two sisters were at - closed amount of cash Left: The home threaten to rape tacked, bound and before they gagged the was ransacked gagged in their own victims and locked after the incident. home by a couple them in one of the during a house rob - bedrooms. They then schoolgirl bery in Olivine Road locked the front door in Everest Heights in and fled the property Verulam on Friday. with keys to the home Members of a local Two men were ar - and a Daihatsu Cha - rested by members of security company re - rade. The older sister a local security com - ceived a call from a who is teacher at a pany after they en - member of public, re - school in Durban in - tered a primary questing assistance formed security offi - school, armed with after he heard the cers that they firearms and with the women screaming for managed to remove intention of raping a help. Several security their restraints and 13-year-old pupil in officers were dis - started screaming for Mountview in Veru - patched to the home lam on Friday. help. The rope and shirt and upon arrival, en - The operations centre According to the vic - used to bind the tered the property and of a local security tims, both suspects victims. company, Reaction heard the women spoke in fluent Eng - screaming from a Unit South Africa, re - The suspect arrested 100 metres from his lish and Isizulu. The ceived a call from a home. bedroom at the back female suspect repeat - staff member at a pri - of the house. edly threatened to mary school in the Security forces found shoot the siblings if Mountview area. The the house locked and they did not comply caller sounded frantic broke the front door and informed the con - with their instructions. troller that two men to gain entry. A door They were forced to were on the school leading to one of the disclose the pin codes property, armed with bedrooms was also for their bank cards. firearms. broken to free the vic - As the suspects were Security forces con - tims. about to exit the verged on the school The sisters, aged 49 home, they warned the grounds. Several chil - and 40, informed se - victims that if the pin dren, the caretaker curity officers that codes were wrong and a tuck shop em - while preparing sup - ployee, were inter - they would return and viewed, while several per they noticed that a shoot them. The vic - other security officers man and a woman tims were not injured began a search for the had entered their during the robbery. suspects. home through the Security forces con - Prem Balram, head of The 32-year-old suspect arrested at a low front door which was cost housing settlement near his home. ducted a search for the Reaction Unit South unlocked. The female suspects, however, no Africa, said, “Reac - suspect drew a in search of the 32- found on the floor of arrests were made. tion officers were in - firearm while her ac - year-old man. He was formed that two men his bedroom. He was complice threatened had entered the prem - not found at his resi - attired in his under - the victims with a ises, drew firearms dence and could not wear after he fled his be located in the vicin - knife. The suspects and were walking home in an attempt to through the school ity. Security forces ex - tied the victims’ corridors and tended the search to a evade arrest. The hands with ropes and grounds. The suspects nearby low cost hous - Tongaat and Verulam a t-shirt. They then then exited the school ing settlement. He was Sun contacted the forced them into each premises over the eventually located and school in question and bedroom and de - fence and re-entered taken back to his resi - management con - manded valuables the school a minute dence where a firearm firmed the incident. from the two while later while clutching was recovered. The Verulam SAPS com - ransacking the home. their firearms. They firearm was covered fled upon noticing the in vomit. The sus - munications officer, The suspects stole a approaching response pect's clothes as de - Cpt H Kisten, said a laptop, four cell - vehicles. The suspects scribed by witnesses case had not been phones and an undis - were described as at the school were opened as yet. men in their mid twenties. One suspect was dressed in a green t-shirt and blue jeans, while his accomplice was attired in a red t- shirt and blue jeans. Both suspects al - legedly appeared to be drugged.” Security forces blocked all entrances and exits for a one kilometre radius of the school and began a search. Upon receiv - ing information, secu - rity forces managed to locate a residence and identified one of the suspects. He was ar - rested approximately 100 metres away from his home and he was positively identified. “The arrested suspect then provided infor - mation that he and a 32-year-old drug user who resides at a nearby flat, had pur - chased rock cocaine earlier. They then pro - ceeded to the flat to smoke the drugs when they were confronted by a woman. During the altercation, the men drew a pistol and pointed it at her. They informed her that they were going to the school to find her 13- year-old daughter and rape her to teach the woman a lesson,” added Balram. Security forces then proceeded to the flat Page 4 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Local pupils showcase their Acacia primary readers take top speech skills spot Acacia Primary Foundation phase pupils participated and intermediate in the Phoenix, senior phase Verulam and Ton - drama pupils of gaat Speech Contest Acacia Primary finals. In the grade School, under the three category, Jesal guidance and Arnachellam was mentorship of placed second over - The victorious drama teams from the junior and senior primary. all in the finals Miss P Ganesan, were placed first Teachers from left to right - Miss P Ganesan, Mrs N Naidoo, Mr V which was held at Govender, Mr MD Moodley, Mr AI Buckus, Miss I Padayachie, Dr S Whetstone Primary. in the Reading Ramdan and Mrs M Chetty. Naomi Pillay quali - Festival semi-fi - fied for the finals in Mrs R Singh (teacher), Mrs N Naidoo (deputy principal), Zoey Govin - nals. Mbali Ma - Tulkanum was the grade four cate - dsamy, Naomi Pillay, Adisha Ramnarain and Acacia Primary School javu took first placed third in the principal, Mr V Govender. Telling their winning gory. Adisha Ram - place in the poetry intermediate/se - narain was placed 5 category and Zoey Govindsamy was placed fourth in the grade 5 reading category nior storytelling stories second in the grade category. while Kameron category. Acacia Primary pupils continued a long string of success in the eThekwini Municipality Libraries storytelling competition. Samkelisiwe Khomo was placed first in the isiZulu category. Adisha Ramnarain was placed first in the English cate - gory.

Acaciaʼs top storytellers, Samkelisiwe Khomo and Adisha Ramnarain. TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Page 5 Three dead in hit and run

The R102 has claimed yet more vic - the side of the road. A passenger According to two women who wit - tims as a passenger and two pedes - seated in the front seat was found to nessed the accident, a second grey trians have lost their lives in a hit be bleeding profusely. He died on vehicle had run over the pedestri - and run on the R102 southbound scene minutes later. Two pedestri - ans, collided into the Kia Rio and lane, between Verulam and ans were found in a ditch on the op - then fled the scene. No further de - Phoenix, on Thursday. posite side of the road. Both men tails of the vehicle were immedi - A local security company received suffered life threatening injuries and ately available. According to the multiple calls from motorists, re - were declared deceased. The driver witness, the vehicle that fled the porting the accident. Upon arrival, of the Kia was treated and trans - scene had damages to the rear and paramedics found an extensively ported to hospital in a serious but front of the body. damaged black Kia Rio car lying on stable condition. Paramedics treating the driver of the black Kia Rio on scene. One killed, another injured in stabbing

One person was killed and a second person was injured after they were stabbed during an argument on Moss Street in the Verulam Security officers checking on the remaining CBD on Saturday. children in the vehicle after the incident. Members of a local security company were called out to the scene by the public who noticed a man Child falls bleeding from the chest, collapse on the pavement. Upon ar - rival, medics were from moving called to the scene and assessed the man who was found to have sustained a single stab vehicle wound to his chest. He showed no signs of life and was de - Security forces concealing the body of the A six-year-old girl is door suddenly opened clared dead on arrival. deceased on scene. lucky to be alive as the vehicle turned It is alleged that the after falling out of a at the T-junction. The deceased and his em - pect then fled the moving vehicle driver confirmed that ployer who owns a scene on foot. The de - bottle store on Moss ceased's employer while being trans - she runs a lift club ported home from Street were involved was transported to and was in the in an argument with a her school in Everest hospital privately. process of dropping customer over the sale Security officers con - Heights in Verulam, off the children when of cigarettes. During ducted an extensive last Tuesday. the argument, the cus - search for the sus - A member of a local the accident occurred. tomer drew a knife pects, however, no ar - security company Six children were in and stabbed the de - rests were made. The was on patrol on the vehicle at the time ceased in the chest incident is currently High Street in of the accident. No in - and his employer in under investigation by Grange when he wit - juries were reported his shoulder. The sus - Verulam SAPS. nessed the child fall out of a Toyota Con - quest as it turned onto Moss Street. The security officer stopped to assist and called out to medics to assess the child who was found not to have sustained any injuries. It was established that two children were seated in the front seat when the Page 6 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Page 7 Page 8 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Page 9 Page 10 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 Hirsch Umhlanga celebrates birthday Shining star in Tamil Jesal Arnachellam, a with African theme grade 3 pupil at Aca - Hirsch Umhlanga was a buzz of activity with cus - cia Primary School, tomers rushing in to take advantage of the mas - had an extraordinary sive birthday celebrations. run in the Federation Guests were treated to delicious treats and re - of Tamil Association ceived gifts while shopping. Customers were spoiled for choice with treats from Lindt choco - Eisteddfod show and lates and Spa vouchers were also handed out to tell competition. them. Jesal gave a good ac - Adding to the excitement and in keeping with the count of herself as African themed, the clients were spoiled with the team from Mangwanani pampering the clients. she finished second Redbull kept everyone energised while ECR kept place in the Lower the crowd rocking with the chart toppers. North Coast level. DSTV cartoon characters from the series 'Dude Jesal then took sec - and Sipho' was the highlight of the birthday ond place at Provin - G Denver Naicker, Nasreen Mohammed, cial level and second Luci Hirsch and Amar Nundlal. place at National level in the weekend with the show stopper dance before the cake was cut by the management team. eisteddfod. Principal The Outside Kids Play Centre kept the children and staff of Acacia entertained, while their parents enjoyed the day, Primary would like visiting the flea market. to thank Mrs Saro Hirsch’s Denver Naicker said that the birthday was a complete success. “We thank our loyal Moodley (a retiree) Acacia Primary School principal, Mr V customers for the continued support and we look who trained Jesal. Govender, together with Jesal Arnachellam forward to even greater events,” he said. and deputy principal, Mrs N Naidoo.

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Tongaat PanthersF Athleutic Clunb we lcoRmed un and Carnival Spring with a successful Spring Fun Run and Carnival on Sunday. About 500 participants, young and old, kicked off the morning with an aerobic warm-up and then the race commenced with the runners enjoying the new scenic route. Chairwoman, Keshini Maharaj, thanked all schools and organisations that supported the event, but also expressed her disappointment when interviewed. “We are now focusing on youth develop - ment and aim to promote health and fitness among the people of Tongaat. It’s sad to note for a low entry of R10, the community can’t support this annual event,” she said. “We are grateful to all sponsors and well- wishers and to Tongaat Secondary Interact Some of the youth in attendance during the aerobic warm-up. Club for their assistance,” she said. FISHING REPORT Young scientist awarded G Nouvelle Goven - Nouvelle Goven - der and her Sci - der, a pupil at Aca - ence teacher, Mrs cia Primary C Prammoney. School, was a sil - ver recipient at The Eskom Expo for Young Scientists. She then went on Justine Coetzee with a 321kg Grey Shark to participate in the he caught at Illovo recently. Justine gets all his fishing tackle at Township Hyper finals of the sci - ence expo at the Fishing: South Westerly on Rock and surf an - Friday and Saturday. University of glers have had some Sunday will be set - KwaZulu-Natal fun with Stumpnose, tled. (UKZN). Pompano and Black tails this past week. Garrick are biting on live bait but will also take on a GT Ice Cream plug. (See Township Hyper's special) Great Natal Snoek action was re - ported along the Um - geni to Umhlanga stretch. Deepsea an - glers are getting good quality Salmon, Steenbras and Mus - sel Cracker

Weather: Expect warm sunny days on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thurs - day will be cloudy, and temperatures will drop ahead of a cold front. Some rain is expected on Friday and winds will blow fresh