Missionlands Workers Strike Over Wage Demands

DISTRIBUTION AREAS - DOOR TO DOOR: TONGAAT: Buffelsdale, Belvedere, Watsonia, Mitha Nagar, Flamingo Heights, Ghandi Nagar, Fair Breeze, Bur Breeze, Ghandi’s Hill, Truro land, Emona, Sea Tides, La Mercy, Sandfields. VERULAM: Everest Heights, Ottawa, Oaklands, Redcliffe,Trenance Park (Old phase), Trenance Park (New phase), Dawn Crest, Mountview, Verulam Central, Temple Valley, Riyadh, Parkgate. WATERLOO COPIES Vol. 1 No. 21 JULY 13, 2017 Tel. 031-507 7761 / 031-459-8300 email: [email protected] 22 500 FREE WEEKLY Website: www.phoenixsun.co.za Phoenix Sun @PhoenixSunNews Missionlands workers strike over wage demands

Missionland’s New Age Stationery factory workers downed tools from Monday, striking over what they claim to be unfavourable working conditions and a miserable wage increase. Discontent over low pay, disgruntled workers affiliated to National Union of Furniture & Al- lied Workers SA (NUFAWSA) union blockaded the road in the proximity of the factory with burning tyres and debris, restricting other workers not to enter the factory premises. These workers claimed their salaries of R11, 65 per hour does not reflect their work and demand better working conditions and fairer pay. Among their grievances was a lousy R1.17 increase offered by the company while they had requested for an increase of at least R5 per hour. According to a shop steward, Senzi Mathon- jwa, the strike was sparked after a failed agree- ment by the company’s management to pay them an increase of R5. These workers, consisting mainly of breadwin- ners and single parents, said their earnings are not enough to cover for basic needs and support their families. Mathonjwa who has been working for the factory for seven years said her take-home salary is R2080. She pays R650 a month in rent and Dissatisfied New Age Stationery factory workers have been striking over wage disputes and poor working conditions since Monday. can barely support her family consisting of 11 members. Meanwhile her colleague, Mavis Zuma who “Even after approaching CCMA, the company burning tyres, however, they did not damage educational needs. We find it very difficult to earns the same salary pays rent of R1,800 in disagreed to raise our wages and eventually we any infrastructure. Our members kept observa- make ends meet with the money we earn here. Parkgate, meaning that she is left with just obtained a letter from CCMA which permits us tion until striking workers had dispersed to- We hope the management will realise the tough R280 to survive for the month. to strike,” said Mathonjwa. wards then in the afternoon,” said Cpt Prakasim. times we are facing as workers,” she said. “We are battling to make ends meet with the She said that to add to the turmoil, the staff does The workers have vowed to continue protesting All strikers expressed the similar sentiments. salaries we earn here. All we want is a fairer not have a uniform, safety boots and are often until management meets their demands. When reached for a comment, a staff member pay and better working condition,” added affected by glue because the company does not Another shop steward, Zethu Hlophe, said the Mathonjwa. provide masks. meagre wages are not enough to meet the needs refused to comment, adding that the owner of She said they were upset because they had ap- Verulam SAPS communications officer, Cpt of her family. the factory is locked up in a meeting. proached the management over wage increases, Mark Prakasim, said no arrests were made as “I have a family of 11 including three children, Workers told the Tongaat and Verulam Sun that however, their requests were turned down the strike was peaceful. aged 12, six and one year. I barely make ends they were informed that management will meet which prompted them to approach the CCMA. “On Monday, workers blockaded the road with meet. I also have to take care of my brother's them on Wednesday to hear their demands. Page 2 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Lord Ganesha procession celebrates 11 years

The organisers for the Lord Ganesha Float Procession held its 11th annual launch at the Shree Marieammen Temple in Mount Edge- combe on Friday. The function was well attended and devotees enjoyed a wonderful afternoon of satsangs, dances and tucked into a delicious supper. Erosion and damages at the beach after massive wave and rainfall. The organisers awarded certificates to the temples who had made floats and joined the procession from Umgeni Road Temple to the Blue Lagoon. Awards were also given to some Umdloti beach-goers of the donors and sponsors. The members of the organisation presented the awards to the deserving devotees who participated. Special guest Shameen Thakur Rajbansi enlightened have to wait the devotees about the significance of Lord Ganesha. Special certificates were awarded to Rajbansi, Vivian Reddy, and a tribute was The massive waves in Umdloti two months paid to the late Joey Pillay who was a devotee ago together with inclement rainfall a week of Lord Ganesha and a sponsor of the event later caused severe damages along the Umd- Organiser, Roy Moodley, and Theo Ram- loti Beach. DA Councillor Geoffrey Pullan for the past six years. His award was received swak, at the launch of the event. by his family. explained that the damage was assessed by The procession will take place at the Durban City Council and because of the sea erosion, the walls collapsed in six places, making it Hindu Temple in Somtseu Road on august 19 sha.This will be followed by the highly antic- more tedious for repairing.” Sandbags have and 20. The invocation will take place at the ipated Ganga prayer and the offering in the in the interim been used to prevent further temple on August 10 which will see three ganga waters. The float procession will start erosion. Councillor Pullan hopes that the re- Lord Ganesha murthis be invoked. It will go at the SVEA Temple in Umgeni Road on Au- pairs will be completed before Christmas. to 27 temples in Newlands West, Durban gust 2017 at 7am.The celebration will con- In the meanwhile beach goers who choose North and Phoenix. Twenty seven temples clude with the moulding of the turmeric image Umdloti Beach as a picnic and swimming will host a murthi of Lord Ganesha at their of Lord Ganesha. spot will have to now move to the other side temple everyday. The schedule of the dates Devotees are reminded to bring a packet of as walking and parking areas are compro- and addresses of all the participating temples turmeric to participate in this unique way to mised because of the damages. The tidal pool will be posted on social media. Devotees can honour lord Ganesha. is out of action and life guards have now visit the organiser’s website www.lordgane- The organisers would like to thank all who has been moved over to the end of the beach. sha.co.za participated, donated or sponsored for the past Councillor Pullan cautioned beach goers to The concluding havaan for lord Ganesha will 10 years. Devotees who would like to spon- be careful if walking along the sunken banks take place at the Durban Hindu Temple on sor, donate or participate can contact Roy and collapsed walls as there are lots of wires Saturday, August 19, followed by the break- Moodley on 084-655-5692 or e-mail roy- that are lying lose and could be detrimental to ing of the 108 coconuts for Lord Gane- A local beach-goer, Rakesh Madhoo, looks at the [email protected] people walking barefoot. extent of the damages at the beach. Canelands residents protest against removal of illegal connections

Over 100 enraged pro- The protest apparently passing motorists. When one enters the testors disrupted began overnight and The area is one of area, they are bound to eThekwini Municipal- continued the follow- many in Verulam that encounter hundreds of ity workers who were ing morning. is widely affected by exposed illegal elec- deployed to Canelands Protestors blockaded illegal electricity con- tric wires that snake to disconnect illegal the roads with burning nections which have around the settlement, electricity connections tyres and debris while caused several deaths posing a serious threat last week. some threw stones at over the years. to residents. These wires are illegally connecting the shacks to light poles and power boxes and also run across roads. Residents who lamented that they are not prepared to live without electricity vented their anger by protesting. “We resort to illegal connections because the eThekwini Munic- ipality is not providing us with electricity. To us, it appears that the Verulam police officers kept a watchful eye on protestors at the Canelands Informal Settle- municipality does not ment last week. care. We have been without electricity since the 80’s. It’s roads causing early has been an ongoing Northern and North- prevent fatalities. ridiculous,” said a res- morning traffic jams,” challenge in the western region discon- Residents are urged to ident. said Cpt Prakasim. eThekwini Municipal- nected hundreds of report suspicion of Verulam SAPS com- He confirmed that no ity despite several in- illegally connected arrests were made. terventions including live electricity in La cable theft and illegal munications officer, electricity connections Cpt Mark Prakasim, The municipal offi- modifications to the Mercy. said they monitored cials who were trying infrastructure have It emerged that when to the electricity’s call the protests. disconnect the illegal been taken to min- the matter is investi- centre on 080 1313 “Most of the protes- connections had no imise the impact of il- gated, officials dis- 111, or sms 083-700- tors were peaceful but option but to leave the legal connections cover that the illegal area. Recently, the eThek- connection was never 0819 or email custo- some were burning care@ tyres and blocking the The scourge of illegal wini Revenue Protec- reported so that the electricity connections tion Unit in the Municipality can act to elec.durban.gov.za TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Page 3 Seven killed in horrific Umhlanga crash

The families of 15-year-old girl, seven crash victims, trapped in the vehi- including three cle. Mount Vernon, Netcare 911’s Nick Verulam residents, Dollman said the are struggling to Jaws of Life was In happier times, Sachin Govender and come to terms with used to extract two Sadhna Sriram. the horrific last mo- victims who were ments their loved alive and trapped in ones suffered when one of the vehicles. Car crash claims they were tragically “Both were attended killed in a collision to by Advanced Life involving two vehi- Support paramedics cles on the R102 be- and transported by the lives of North tween Umhlanga ambulances to hos- and Durban in the pital for further ur- proximity of gent medical care Coast Couple Phoenix off-ramp that they required,” on Saturday night. said Dollman. Bystanders and It is alleged that the emergency serv- A horrific collision along the N3 between Tugela According to re- ices officers sur- Plaza and Bergville tragically claimed the lives ports from the Suzuki was revers- round the badly of Verulam’s Sachin Govender and Stanger’s scene, a Suzuki and ing on the R102 damaged Suzuki. Sadhna Sriram in the early hours of Saturday an Opel Astra were when the Opel Astra morning, July 8. Apparently the young couple involved in a high- collided into the were traveling to Durban to celebrate Sachin’s impact collision and back of it. mum birthday over the weekend. both vehicles were Motorists travelling their sadness and According to reports, the couple’s vehicle col- left in significant to Gateway had to sent condolences to lided with a livestock truck. The jaws-of-life was damage. take the Phoenix off the affected families. used to cut free the couple’s motor vehicle. How- Mathosa Pretty (42), ramp or use alterna- Many criticized the ever, both were declared dead at the scene. Noxolo Zeppo (49), tive routes. partially finished The couple’s funeral took place this past week- Lungile Ntuli (28) Locals took to social road works and end and families and friends flocked from far and who were travelling media to express called for immediate wide to attend the funeral services, which was in the Suzuki vehi- clear markings to be held with a closed casket. A case of culpable cle died on scene erected before the homicide is under investigation at Ladysmith loss of more lives. SAPS. while Evidence It is alleged that Ndebele (42) suc- the Suzuki was Verulam SAPS com- cumbed later in hos- reversing on munications officer, Cpt Mark Prakasim, pital. the R102 when Verulam’s Darren confirmed that a case Shun mugam, Me - the Opel Astra of culpable homicide genathan Shun- collided into has been opened for mugam (24) who the back of it. investigation. were travelling in the Opel Astra died on scene and Mu- THE ROSE CLINIC gendran Naidoo Sexual & Reproductive Health Care Centre (29) died later in Department of Health Approved hospital. BETTER BEEF PRICES Netcare, KZN VIP The Only Licenced T.O.P Clinic in Durban FOR HAWKERS AND SHISA NYAMAS! Medics and Fire Safe, Affordable,Legal Termination of Pregnancy, Rescue worked vig- 4VIKRERG]8IWX4ET7QIEV7GERW,-:8IWXMRK orously to extract '(8IWX1:% 4VSGIHYVIEJXIVE1MWGEVVMEKI the critically injured Suite 1027, 10th Floor, Commercial City Building AVAILABLE AT TONGAAT AND VERULAM. patients from the 40 Dr.A.B.Xuma Street, (Commercial Road), Durban Meet and greet vehicles, including a 8IP;IFWMXI[[[XLIVSWIGPMRMGGS^E )QEMPMRJS$XLIVSWIGPMRMGGS^E SUNFRESH SLICED SUNFRESH SLICED Zee’s Gurmeet WHITE BREAD BROWN BREAD Choudhary TONGAAT ONLY TONGAAT ONLY R8.90 P/LOAF R8.90 P/LOAF The multi-talented star will be at the Rising Sun head office in Chatsworth 3KG FOOTLONG on Thursday, July 13 between 5pm BEEF LIVER and 6pm. YABABA

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Two North Coast business women, Lesa Bradshaw, a partner at Bradshaw LeRoux, and Patricia Schroeder, CEO of Reclite, were winners in the an- SAPS crisis centre nual KZN Business Women’s Association of South Africa’s (BWASA) Gala Dinner and Awards evening this year. Saddened by the The event, which was held in Durban at the end of scourge of women June, acknowledges top business women in their abuse and children respective professions. neglected in her com- Bradshaw, who specialises in disability integration munity, Verulam in the workplace won the award in the Professional woman, Charlene Category and Schroeder, who founded Reclite, a Chetty has taken it company that deals with collecting transporting and recycling a variety of toxic waste, won the award in upon herself to stand the Emerging Entrepreneur Category. up and help these vic- Both women are finalists in the Ilembe Chamber, tims. Margaret Hirsch Woman in Business Achiever of By working with rele- the Year Competition. Margaret Hirsch, who started vant stakeholders, the the competition four years ago after winning the 36-year-old Benoni- BWASA Entrepreneur of the Year Award nationally, born said she will re- said that she was delighted to see two of the com- vive the Verulam petitions finalists winning such prestigious awards. Police Station and Schroeder was also winner of the Ilembe Chamber Entrepreneurs competition in 2016. Bradshaw has start bringing relief to become a sought after public speaker and was re- victims who have no cently a speaker on TED Talks – the international one to turn to. company that broadcasts videos around the world “Ever since I settled from experts in their field. in Verulam, my vision Lesa Bradshaw, PR has been to create an Consultant for Hirsch awareness centre for Ground, Glenda women in the commu- Thompson and Patricia Schroeder. nity, create awareness Verulam woman, Charlene Chetty who will be reviving the Verulam SAPS crisis centre in efforts to help abused women and neglected children Crystal J Audiology for women who have name. brief all stakeholders experienced or are ex- With the help of re- on the progress of the periencing different tired nurses and pro- crisis centre. Have your forms of abuse,” said fessional social On July 18, Chetty Chetty. workers, the mother of said together with her She said being a busi- two said she will not board members and hearing tested nesswoman and work- only be focusing on Verulam SAPS, are ing with a wide range abuse but also on child planning a massive today? of women in the com- neglect and addressing Mandela Day pro- munity, she looked issues like rape gramme and August Signs and deep into herself as to Chetty has already met 26 will see the official symptoms of how she can contribute with relevant stake- opening of the revived hearing loss positively the society. holders at the Reaction Verulam SAPS crisis may include: Verulam SAPS mem- unit boardroom and centre. “To all the - Muffling of bers have co-accepted prior to all the inputs women, men, speech and onto her dream to form that were deliberated teenagers and children, other sounds; - Difficulty un- part of her NGO and at this meeting, she se- stay positive and re- derstanding SAPS have given her cured sponsorship to member one of sub- words, espe- the go ahead to utilise revamp the crisis cen- stance has the courage cially in the presence of background noise two containers which tre in SAPS. to overcome tough or in a crowd of people; will both be used for “My NGO together times in their lives and - Trouble hearing consonants; counselling. with the Verulam to pursue their goals -Frequently asking others to speak more Chetty is currently SAPS will form a part- because they stand up slowly, clearly and loudly; waiting for the finali- nership to render a for what they believe - Needing to turn up the volume of the tele- sation of her NGO, quality of service to in and never gives up vision or radio; - Withdrawal from conversations; which she initially the community,” she on their values and - Avoidance of some social settings; named Women of said. virtues. As a new - Memory loss/forgetfulness Courage, but was Her next meeting will NGO, we will try and Ninety percent of hearing loss cases go un- turned down because take place on July 20, help you the best we treated until a serious deterioration in the of the popularity of the which will be held to can,” said Chetty. brain processing problems are noticed. A lack of auditory stimulation to the brain can result in the decline of the brain's ability to interpret speech signals resulting in the above symptoms being permanent if un- Get to know India treated. Get your ears tested and preserve your brain's processing ability. Call us to book your appointment today on The Consulate General of India 2017. The last dates for applications 031-400-2121 or 076-027-9456. Branches Durban will hold six ‘Know India to be submitted online for KIP’s 41 in Chatsworth, 43 Havenside Drive, Haven- Programmes’ (KIP) which are being to 44 are July 21. Participants who side, Chatsworth, and Phoenix, organised by the Ministry of Exter- are selected will be provided with 491 Ridgecroft Drive, Phoenix. nal Affairs, Government of India. full hospitality in India for the du- KIP is an engagement programme for youth of Indian Origin to visit ration of the programme. Partici- India and learn about Indian society, pants will have to pay 10 percent of culture, economic and scientific the cost of air ticket for their jour- progress. Four KIP programmes ney from country of residence to will be hosted this year these 41 KIP India and back before their depar- tentative time period is Sunday, ture. To be eligible to participate in September 3 till Wednesday, Sep- KIP the applicant must be between tember 27 with the proposed state 18-30 years of age. Graduates or partners of Punjab, Haryana, those pursuing their graduation may Chandigarh. Forty two KIP tenta- apply online-NRI’s are not eligible. tive time period is Sunday, October 1 to Wednesday, October 25 with Applications can be submitted on- the proposed state partners of Jhark- line at the portal www.kip.gov.in hand and Chhattisgarh. Forty three Applicants are required to submit KIP tentative time period is copies of medical certificates, edu- Wednesday, November 1 to Satur- cational qualifications, passport, ID day, November 25 with the pro- and valid information/documents to posed state partners of Meghalaya verify their Indian origin status. and Assam. Forty four KIP tentative Selected candidates should have time period is Wednesday, Novem- medical/travel insurance and pass- ber 29 to Saturday, December 23 with the proposed state partners of port with at least 6 months validity Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The before visa is issued. This is a 45 and 46 KIP will be held in early mandatory requirement. For 2018 and applications for these queries, contact 031-3350300 or e- KIP’s will be accepted in October mail [email protected] TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Page 5 Mob justice Another cyclist meted out killed in Verulam

A15-year-old boy tragically died after his to sexual bicycle collided into an Isuzu bakkie in Oakford on Thursday. Reaction Unit South Africa members were alerted to the accident by a member assault suspect of the public and upon arrival at the scene, the teenager was found to have sustained life threatening injuries which Mob justice was resulted in his death. meted out to a 50- It is alleged that the boy was riding his year-old man who bicycle at high speed downhill when he was apprehended by collided head on into an Isuzu bakkie that members of the community on Mohamed was travelling in the opposite direction. Mayet Road in Ton- The force of the impact is said to have gaat on Sunday. This caused the bicycle to split into two comes after he as- pieces. saulted three women Verulam SAPS communications officer, and forced one of Cpt Mark Prakasim, confirmed that a them to perform sex- case of culpable homicide has been ual activities with opened. Tragic scene where a young cyclist was killed in Oakford. him. Reaction Unit South Africa head Prem Balram said his members were dispatched to the scene after receiving a call from a member of public re- porting the sexual assault. “Upon arrival, it was established that three females were picking wild herbs when they were accosted by the man who was in pos- session of an air rifle Sexual assault suspect who was arrested in and a handgun. The Tongaat on Sunday. suspect assaulted the women and accused them of stealing veg- comply with his in- It was later established etables from a nearby structions,” added that the handgun was a farm," he said. Balram. replica firearm. The "He then took one of Members of the com- mob then began as- the victims into a munity were alerted to saulting the suspect. room where he forced the incident and pro- Balram said RUSA of- the 24-year-old ceeded to the suspect's ficers placed the in- woman to perform location. The mob ap- jured man under arrest oral sex on him. He proached the suspect and handed him over threatened to shoot and confiscated his air to authorities for fur- her if she did not rifle and the handgun. ther investigation. Page 6 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Respected Public Protector to share her journey

Former Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madon- sela, trend guru Dion Chang and esteemed businesswoman Phuti Mahanyele are among the Orphaned and abandoned children at Sinakekele Children requires your support this Man- guest speakers who will inspire the province’s dela Day. businesswomen at this year’s FNB Business Women’s Breakfast in association with East Coast Radio. The event takes place at Durban’s Spend Mandela Day at Sinakekele ICC on Tuesday, August, 8. East Coast Radio’s general manager Boni Mchunu said, “Staged in Women’s Month, the Sinakekele Children, based in Oakford, Verulam, baby on board car sign, Rooibos tea, baby cereal, breakfast is themed #MoreThan, acknowledging is calling on members of the public to spend Man- Snookums food storage tray for the freezer, the many roles that woman play in society. You dela Day with them and bring cheer and smiles to Bumbo feeding chair, first teaspoons, car window are more than just a wife, more than just a mother orphaned and neglected children. shade, Sunlight dishwashing liquid, Sunlight or just an entrepreneur. It’s for this reason that Sinakekele Children is a ministry to abandoned washing powder, baby gate, toddlers plastic babies and AIDS orphans. They run a transition swing, sand for the sandpit, Domestos, Stasoft- we are presenting the FNB Women's Breakfast home for babies and care for infants from new- baby-sensitive, plug covers for electrical outlets, with a bank that understands that what you do is born to three-years-old, pending their placement toddlers juggle gym, liquid hand soap, toilet more than just business.” into ‘forever families.' They also run a library and paper, babygowns 0-3 months, 3-6months, 6-12 Advocate Thuli Madonsela, currently a Harvard recreation centre for children in the impoverished months (unisex), baby vests, plastic storage Advanced Leadership Fellow for the year 2017, areas of Oakford and Osindisweni. boxes, baby bath towels, face clothes, bath seat, Operational manager Denise Bolland urged locals wrapping/receiving blankets, bath ring for babies will draw on her seven year term as South to visit the centre and spend time cuddling and to sit in, burp cloths, dummy holders, NUK dum- Africa’s Public Protector in her address at the playing with the children. mies, dummy holders, cot sheets, cot mattress FNB Business Women’s Breakfast in association She said visitors can help pack care packages for protectors, mobiles to attach to sides of babies with East Coast Radio. This highly revered new moms at Osindisweni Hospital, helping sorts cot, batteries, electronic thermometer, Telament woman of integrity is a champion of human clothes and baby cupboards and helping with gar- drops, Gripe water, Allergex , Panado, Teejel, den maintenance. Teething rings, outdoor blankets, playgym, baby rights with extensive recognition to her name. They can also donate something special to care- activity walker and plastic shell to be used as ball Amongst other honours Advocate Madonsela has givers or donate R67 towards the running costs pond. been conferred with four honourary doctorates of of Sinakekele. Banking details are as follows: law, she was also named among Time magazine’s The centre has a wish list of 67 items which in- Account name: Sinakekele Children 100 Most Influential People in the world in 2014 cludes ear buds, tissues, aqueous cream, wet Bank: Nedbank Umhlanga Rocks Branch wipes, nappies, baby powder, Infacare formular, Branch code: 135 329 and as Forbes Africa’s Person of the Year in Advocate Thuli Madonsela is a guest NUK or Avent baby bottles including teats, Eliz- Current Account Number: 1353 062 600 2016. speaker at this year's FNB Business abeth Anne’s baby shampoo, sippy cups, small Members of the public who wish to donate in One of South Africa’s most respected trend ana- Women's Breakfast. slide for toddlers, Johnson’s top to toe baby wash, cash are urged to reference their payments Man- lysts Dion Chang will also share his insights. As bottle brush, Milton sterilising liquid, Vaseline, dela Day or use their names. an innovator and creative thinker, with 20 years Bum cream, Baby bottle drying rack, microwave For more information, members of the public can Well-known and respected business woman Phuti sterilizer, Purity fruits and vegetables, Purity contact Denise Bolland on 083-411-0789. experience in the magazine industry, Chang is Mahanyele will also address the Women’s Break- juice, cupboard door locks to baby proof nursery, able to provide insights into the ever-changing fast. Currently the Executive Chairperson of relationship between brands, consumers and the Sigma Capital, an investment holding company, communication channels that bind them. Mahanyele is the former CEO of the Shanduka Group. Prior to that, she was the Head of the Proj- XFYJV JTA IJ EYLT JIA ect Finance South Africa business unit at the De- velopment Bank of Southern Africa. 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A three-year-old girl died after she aunt decided to go into the main was burnt beyond recognition in a building to have a bath. “Members shack fire in Parkgate, last week. of the public who were walking past Upon arrival of emergency services, the home noticed the shack engulfed they discovered that the shack, in flames and attempted to extin- which was built next to a low cost guish the blaze with buckets of house, was completely burnt down. water,” said Balram. The charred body of the child was Balram added that it could not be es- found among the debris. tablished if the fire was caused by a According to Reaction Unit South burning candle or a faulty electrical Africa head, Prem Balmram, his connection which was supplied members established that the girl from the main building. was asleep in the shack when her Page 8 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Shreya Ghoshal to perform Speak your mind live in Durban By Dr Guru Kistnasamy

Showtime Promotions, Blu Blood, Serendipity Travel and Tilley Door will present Shreya Ghoshal at a live concert at the Durban ICC Arena on Saturday, August 19 at 7:30pm and at Improve your emotional Emperors Palace on Sunday, August 20 at 6pm. Shreya Ghoshal (pictured) is dubbed ‘The Queen of Melody’ and won the Filmfare Award for best playback singer for her song ‘Deewani Mastani’ state by changing from Bajirao Mastani. With 275 nominations and 116 awards, she is the first Indian singer waxed at Madame Tussauds, has multiple super hits over the past 17 years and has performed at many sold your mindset out concerts throughout the globe. She is all set to amaze audiences with her golden voice. An added attraction to this concert will be the stars from Sony TV who will grace South Africa It is true that how we feel is largely deter- Example: Mary believes her supervisor is for the very first time. Dev (Shaheer Shaik) from mined by what we think. Many negative emo- treating her badly at work. She is convinced the popular series, Kuch Rang Pyar Ke and Arjun tions such as sadness and depression are the that she has two choices only: tell him off or (Kushal Tandon) from the series, Beyhadh are results of faulty thoughts and beliefs. resign. She is unable to consider other options sure to leave their fans spellbound. such as talking to the supervisor in a con- By correcting these inaccurate beliefs, our per- Shreya Ghoshal was born in Berhampore on structive manner, seeking guidance from ceptions of events change and our emotional March 12, 1984. This multilingual singer started higher management, consulting the human re- states improve. Cognitive psychotherapy out in a competition called SA RE GA MA PA various regional languages. She has also sung for lations manager or the union. and did not anticipate catching the eye of famous many television serials. refers to the fact that what and how we think film maker, Sanjay Leela Bhansali. This then be- Ghoshal has been one of the three judges in 2011 influences how our emotions turn out to be. • Selective abstraction- focusing only on cer- came a stepping stone to bigger and greater on X-Factor India alongside Sonu Nigam and tain aspects of a situation, usually the most Research on depression shows that people things. She is a multi-talented artist blessed with Sanjay Leela Bhansali. negative. the voice of an angel. Ghoshal is continually scal- Audiences are expected to be thrilled with some with depression often have inaccurate beliefs ing new heights while proudly bringing Indian of her hit songs such as ‘Deewani Mastani’- (Ba- about themselves, their situations and the Example: During a staff meeting, Sally pres- music to global fame. jirao Mastani), ‘Sunn Raha Hai’- (Aashiqui 2), world. (Ref.Psychcentral.com). ents a proposal for solving a problem. She is Debut: ‘Nagada Sang Dhol’- (Ram Leela), ‘Teri Meri’- listened to with interest and her ideas praised. The following are some examples of inaccu- In 2000, Sanjay Leela Bhansali offered her the (Bodyguard), ‘Manwa Laage’ – (Happy New However, the supervisor advises that the rate thinking: opportunity to do the voice over of Paro, the lead Year) together with a mixture of some romantic budget appears to be inadequate. Sally ignores female character in his film Devdas. 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Then our views of life and ulti- • Dichotomous thinking- seeing things as mately our moods will improve. black and white with no alternative. Support Verulam Child Welfare Mandela Drive

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Your weekly motoring guide with attitude 13 July 2017 Contact us on 031 459 8300 Opel ups value factor with streamlined Corsa range

pel has updated its Corsa monochromatic instrument cluster and been revised to produce 66 kW instead range with enhanced levels single piece rear seat. of the previous 85 kW, although torque Oof spec for the entry-level Select the Essentia Option 2 package, remains unchanged at 170 Nm. A six- Essentia, and streamlining of the priced at R214 600 as opposed to speed manual is the sole transmission range from five to four models. R219 600, the Corsa receives Opel's offered with fuel consumption rated at Priced at R200 600, or R210 600 with Intellilink touchscreen infotainment 4.6 L/100 km. the optional Bluetooth enabled sound system in addition to the aforemen- With the previous flagship Cosmo system incorporating Aux and USB, tioned air-conditioning and audio con- falling away, the Enjoy now serves the air-conditioning and steering wheel trols. sole other cooking model available, mounted audio controls included, the The biggest change is however up with changes consisting of the addition Essentia now comes in at R4 000 less front where the 1.0-litre three-cylinder of a tyre pressure monitor, the same in- than before, and also adds a new turbocharged EcoFLEX engine has strument cluster and single piece rear

seat as the Essentia, the Intellilink automatic, although this rises to system as standard, and deletion R239 300 and R239 800 respec- Volkswagen Amarok BiTDI of the front foglamps and daytime tively with the aforementioned running LEDs. Enjoy Pack fitted. The optional Enjoy Pack mean- At the top of the range, the Sport while includes front and rear park- benefits from new chrome exterior ing sensors, hands-free parking detailing, Morrocana upholstery still a worthy contender and Blind Spot Alert, with power- and a sunroof, with power from trains made up of the 85 kW / 170 the 1.4-litre turbocharged engine Gavin Foster Nm 1.0-litre turbo connected to a remaining unchanged at 110 kW arlier this year, Volkswagen South six-speed manual gearbox, or the and 220 Nm of torque. A R600 Africa gave their Amarok range a normally aspirated 66 kW / 130 price cut means the Sport now re- Enip and tuck, and while they were Nm 1.4 in the case of the six- tails for R275 600. at it, introduced a 165 kW 3.0 V6 TDI speed automatic. A five year / 120 000 km warranty version that now sells alongside the 103 Cuts of R500 and R300 brings and three year / 60 000 km service kW and 132 kW four-cylinder 2.0 TDI pricing for the manual down to are standard across the range. models. R234 300 and R234 800 for the The pick-up's model range is relatively small - there's no petrol engine deriva- tive and Volkswagen recently abandoned the single cab segment to focus on the lu- crative luxury double cab market. The FOR HIRE Amarok's external styling has benefited from a revised grille and bumper as well as new alloy wheels, foglights and a third rear brake-light. It's more handsome than before, but I wouldn't rush to trade in my low mileage 2015 or 2016 model - if I had one - for that reason alone. The heftily revamped interior would possibly nudge me towards temptation though, with a new dash incorporating Volkswagen's modu- lar entertainment system with touchscreen radio, AppConnect, Bluetooth and a USB interface compatible with Apple products. The most eagerly awaited feature of the optional extras like leather seats, satellite and road holding - although the new Mit- updated Amarok is however much more navigation, park distance control with a subishi Triton runs it quite close - and its substantial than a facelift, and it's hidden rear view camera, bi-xenon headlights straight line performance of 10.1-sec- beneath the bonnet in the form of a new with LED daytime running lights and onds from zero to 100km/h and top 3.0 V6 TDI engine. metallic paint. speed of 179km/h would keep most of us It's 165 kW and 550Nm of torque makes While not the most powerful in its class, happy enough on those big wheels and it truly appealing. Unfortunately, an ac- the 2.0-litre engine delivers very decent chunky 18-inch tyres. cident involving the press vehicle pre- performance and the eight-speed auto- It's also economical; my leaden foot vented us from giving it a go, hence we matic transmission has enough cogs that managed to coax 100km from around were provided with the 132 kW Highline it's never out of its depth. The bakkie has 10.5-litres of diesel without any ef- 4Motion model. Priced at R590 600, the a gravelly diesel sound at idle and low fort. So there you have it. The Volkswa- Highline is some R75 000 cheaper than speeds, but once you're on the roll every- gen Amarok is a very classy vehicle, but the comparable V6 and a whopping thing quietens down nicely. I can't say whether I think the new V6 R160 000 less than the top of the range Although the Amarok has four-wheel- version is worth the extra money. V6 Extreme. drive, there's no low range transfer box What I can tell you is that the 132 kW The Amarok is a big bakkie and offers because the torquey engine and trans- Highline Auto version is a well-built, more interior space than most of its ri- mission collaborate to have buckets of competent and lively enough for a dou- vals. The test vehicle had no side steps torque on hand at idling speed, while on ble cab bakkie, while the 2.0-litre engine and it takes quite a clamber to get the road at 120km/h, the rev counter in- will probably remains popular as it gets aboard, but once there you're confronted dicates just north of 2 000rpm. the job done well at a better price than Contact 072 6629236 with a very classy interior. The test car The Amarok is still the most refined dou- that of the V6. was laden with around R50 000 worth of ble cab around in terms of ride quality Page 10 TONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Help the Sarva Dharma Ashram make a difference

Since its inception, the Sarva and Vitesh Surajbally (octopad). 22 500 distributed free weekly Dharma Ashram has certainly be- Vocalists for the evening include come a 'Home of Love, Compassion Brinda Heeraman, Dane Singh, and Sacrifice', which is also the or- Dharam Maharaj, Mona Maharaj, ganisation’s motto. Pravesh Sunker, Sidney Naidoo, Due to a number of challenges ex- Samantha Darsen, Shavina Badri- perienced over the past year, includ- nath Mohan, Suren and Asheena ing a decrease in donors and an Harichund, Vincent and Mumsy CORNUBIA AND increase in demand, the non-profit Moonsamy, Virendra Mohan and organisation, which is situated in the Vikesh Moonilall. heart of Welbedacht, will host a The youngest artists who will keep spectacular charity event that will attendees enthralled are keyboardist, 47 500 distributed free weekly feature a variety of entertainment by Shivanka Moonilall (20) and ac- local performers. complished keyboard player, The fundraising charity event is Neerav Sunker (16). In addition to scheduled to take place on Friday, this, children of the ashram will also July 28, 2017 at the Kendra Hall in render items that are sure to have the Durban and organisers are encour- audience spellbound. 51258 distributed free weekly aging local businesses, organisa- Previous shows hosted by the or- tions and members of the public to ganisation were fairly well attended show their support towards this wor- however, the ashram is hoping for a thy cause, which will benefit those sold out event this year. To add to in need. the excitement, the popular Thambi- The Sarva Dharma Ashram has ran Twins will also perform. With 45 000 distributed free weekly grown to accommodate the increas- this much entertainment and exciting demand of indigent families The Dilkash Showband will perform at the fundraising charity event, later ing moments, the show is sure to be this month. within the community for many a resounding success! “The ashram years and in view of the recent chal- their services towards the reopening renowned music composer, Rajive humbly appeals to the community to lenges, it is hoped that the event will of this important building,” they ex- Mohan. Renowned recording artist, support this noble cause. In view of assist in alleviating the current fi- plained. With regards to the exciting Vijay Sewlall who currently lives in the current financial status, we also nancial status to some extent. intend to embark on various 33 000 distributed free weekly charity show, residents are guaran- Dubai, will also join the band on Speaking to organisers, they ex- teed an evening of top-notch enter- stage. The band consists of some of fundraising initiatives. plained that the funds raised will tainment by local artists, who have the best musicians in the country. Help us make a difference,” added also assist in paying the ashram’s been given the platform to showcase Other musicians who will appear on organisers. Formalities for the event water and electricity bill. their amazing talent. stage are Selvan Soobramoney (bass are expected to commence at 6pm. “The ashram’s Chidananda Medical One of the highlights of the function guitarist), Oumesh Inderpersad (lead Sumptuous vegetarian meals will Centre also had to close its doors will be the performance by the guitar), Veedhern Punwassi (dholak also be provided. For tickets or more 25 000 distributed free weekly due to lack of funds. We are praying Dilkash Showband, led by and tabla), Anil Sewpersad (drums) information, contact the ashram on that residents pledge money and 031 406-3766 or 082-355-3123.

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This year’s Scottburgh Classic Car Show will feature the Ford marque. A different marque is chosen each year to lead the show and all owners of pre-1975 Ford automobiles are invited to display their cars at the Scottburgh High School on Sunday, July 16. Ford automobiles will be positioned in a special enclosure opposite the main grandstand and over- looking the display arena. They will drive around the arena with a commentary describing Fords il- 20 325 lustrious history. The two primary beneficiaries of the exciting show will be Action for the Blind and Disabled and Angels Care KZN. These NPOs were also the beneficiaries, last year but unfortunately, the bad weather resulted in less money being available to donate than was originally planned. Dozens of classic car clubs have been invited to the show and over 450 exhibits of cars and bikes are expected. The event is again sponsored by the Rising Sun Community Newspapers. For more information, contact Peter Fielding on 039 976-1995, Vendors Bob Cumming on 039 978-2817 or visit www.scottburgh classiccarshow.co.za CLASSIFIEDSTONGAAT AND VERULAM SUN, JULY 13, 2017 - www.phoenixsun.co.za Page 11 To book your adverts in the Classifieds call 031 5077761, 031 459 8309 or 031 459 8313

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