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SAPS Toti successTHE Toti SAPS made 22 arrests in the weekfrom 25 November to 1 December.
The arrests included possession of canna-bis, possession of heroin, two arrests for theft,
one for sexual assault, seven shopliftingarrests, three carjackings, twochild-abandon-mentarrests,aresidentialhousebreaking, twodrunk drivers and two robberies.
SAPS recovered three motor vehicles, a HPprinter, a laptop, a multimeter and a vibratorwith a cable. — Supplied.
Taxi’s brake failure results in accidentFEVER REPORTER
A MINIBUS taxi, experiencing break fail-ure, was forced to go through a red trafficlight at the Seadoone intersection and
crashed into a car and a bakkie leavingthree people injured last Thursday around8.45am.
“The minibus, returning from Isipingo,was travelling on the N2 south-bound,
whenitexperiencedbreakfailure.Thetaxisubsequently took the Seadoone Roadoff-ramp. Two of the minibus occupantsand the bakkie driver were injured whenthe minibus crushed into it and a car atthe bottom of the road. The injuries werenot serious. The minibus had three or fourpassengers,” Metro Police reported at thescene.
Inanotherearlier incidentonThursdaymorning in Avenue East, Prospecton, a38-year-old pedestrian was hit by a
PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGMetro Police at the scene of the accident on the Seadoone Road inter-section.
SAPS 16-Daycampaign pays off>> Self-defence training course held at air force base
TANIA SANDBERG>>[email protected]
ISIPINGO SAPS launched asuccessful 16 Days of Activismcampaign, interacting with the
community on several platformsaccumulating into a self-defenceworkshop, hosted by CombatCoachingforSAPSIsipingodetectiveand the South African Air Force atthe South African Air Force Base onMonday.
“At the Isipingo charge office andvictim-friendly centre, women whoreport physical abuseareoftenbad-ly injured and have no form of de-fence.
“Theworkshop is seen as a basicself-defence training course whichthese women can teach victims ofdomestic violence,” says CaptainDavid Ragavan.
The physical abuse and traumavictims go through often leads tofacts being misconstrued.
SAPS Isipingo therefore worksclosely with Bobbi Bear.
“All cases are referred to BobbiBear first. It assists victims withmedical attentionand traumacoun-selling first, then we get the facts.This is working very well,” Ragavansays.
Isipingo SAPS 16 Days of Activ-ismcampaignstartedon26Novem-ber when SAPS and stakeholdersconducted an awareness march
from SAPS Isipingo to Isipingobeach. On 27 and 28 November anawareness campaignwas launchedinMalukaziandtheLotusParkarea.SAPS has also visited local schoolstargeting Grade 1 and Grade Rpupils.
“In Januarywewill doanevalua-tion of the campaign and if statisticsshow that we made an impact, wewill continue with this campaignthroughout the year,”Ragavan says.
TrimainePillay andMalaGovenderpractiseself-defence.PHOTO:TANIASANDBEERG
Resist road rage
TANIA SANDBERG>>[email protected]
STRESSandangermanagementcon-sultant Alan Symons says there is adefinite increase in road rage in gen-eral over the festive season.
“One of themany triggers are thatwe are intolerant of GP [Gauteng]drivers, we perceive them to be baddriversandgetupsetwith them‘clog-gingourroads’ inholidayperiods,yetAmanzimtoti is dependent ontourism.”
Symons says this perception of“ourworld”versus“the realworld” iswhat leads toangerand/orroadrage.For instance in our world we believeeverybodyshouldobey the law,but inthe real world it doesn’t happen.
He says road rage can be danger-ousasyou losecontrol of yourself andyour emotions behind the steeringwheel. “Clearly being a road rager isunacceptable.Whatifyouhavesome-one else in the car like your wife orchildren? Their lives could be put atrisk. You also do not know who youmight be starting with. What if they
low the rules and it was found thatbreaking road rules was consideredthemostdangerousbehaviouradultsengaged in which created high levelsof anxiety and fear in children.”
Hesayswedon’tmanageouremo-tions, stress and behaviour well.
“When you get into an emotionalstate, you stop thinking cleverly,clearly and rationally. Additionallyadrenalin floods your body puttingyou into ‘fight’ mode. You perceiveyou are being disrespected andthreatened and you need to get ‘re-venge’.
“You can land up doing things youregret and could land up in court orjail.”
Beforeasituationgetsoutofhand,drivers should calm down, breathedeeply, letoutasigh, turntheradioupand don’t take things personally as itis usually not about you.
For further information contactthe Anger and Stress ManagementCentre in Amanzimtoti and satellitecentres in Margate and Port Edwardon 083 754 2662 or email [email protected]
Alan Symonssays being aroad rager isunaccept-able.PHOTO: TANIASANDBERG
are on drugs or have afirearm?” asks Symons.
“In a recent Sapa sur-vey by a SouthAfrican in-surer, 96% of childrenwished their parents tookfewer risks on the road.Sixty percent of childrenbelieve adults do not fol-
Volkswagen golf.“The pedestrian
crashed throughthe windscreen andsustained minor in-juries,” Metro Policereports.
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ATU receives ‘green’donation
TANIA SANDBERG>>[email protected]
AMANZIMTOTI Trauma Unit (ATU) has beennurturing a new vegetable garden after ac-quiring the skills of gardenerCorrineWinson.
“Thefreshproducefromourgardenassistsus with food for the safe house and thanks toCorrine we already have spinach and lettuceandpotatoes,”saysATUgeneralmanagerGailShreiner.
Halls Garden Pavillion showed its supportfor the non-profit organisation by donatingherbs, potting soil and organic fertiliser lastweek. To add your support contact ATU on031 903 7777 or email [email protected]
Emergency support is available 24/7.
PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGWith the donations are (from left) VivianKelly (ATU), Cheryl Schubach, Gail Shreiner(ATU), Corinne Winson (ATU volunteer),Margie Reen and Patrick Swilele.
Tourism on track in Toti>> Christmas week is fully booked, which is on par with previous year’s tourism figures
FEVER REPORTER
HOSPITALITY businessesare in for a busy time, en-joyingasliceof sevendigits
if we use last December’s visitors’statistics of over a million visitorsto theSapphireCoast, this accord-ing to Sapphire Coast TourismchairmanJacquesvanSchalkwyk.
“Christmas week is fullybooked, which is on par with allprevious year’s tourism figures.”
The theme around this year’sholiday campaign is “creatingmemories for visitors andresidents with the focus on thenew attraction, the tall Christmastree”.
To top this, two night markets
will provide plenty of opportunityto shop for unique gifts in arelaxed environment.
“Thisyeardeejayswillbeenter-taining visitors on Toti mainbeach, Warner Beach andWinklespruit beach during peakperiod. Theywill be directing diveenthusiasts to Umkomaas, whiletherestofthefamilycanenjoyCroc
World and surrounds,” VanSchalkwyk says.
“Compliant tourism membersare circulated on overflowinquiries and should advise thetourism office of cancellations tokeep holidaymakers spending inour region,” Van Schalkwyk adds.
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Loved teacherretiresFEVER REPORTER>>[email protected]
VALUED teacher Felicity Grenfell is retir-ing after 40 years, the majority of whichshe spent at Athlone Park PrimarySchool (APPS) with her husband thecurrent principal, Geoff Grenfell.
“I started teaching at Kloof SeniorPrimary and when we relocated to Pine-town at Pinetown Senior Primary I tooka break while my children were growingup.
“However, when they started schoolIwantedtogobacktoteachingandthatwas when I took on a department postat APPS,” Felicity says.
“My fondest memories are when I
to see how they mature and grow andto be able to make a difference in theirlives.”
She says the hardest thing aboutteaching is when you see a child who isstruggling and you try to help them, butyou cannot “break through”.
“Unfortunately, I don’t ‘switch off’ I
do tend to take my problems with meand I have had sleepless nights overmany pupils,” she says.
Themostrewardingpartofteachingis when past pupils come to thank you,hugging you.
“It makes it all worth the effort, es-pecially when you find that some ofthose pupils who struggled have be-come successful students or adults,”she adds.
“The same rewards apply to teach-ing at the same school for a long time— it enables one to see pupils grow fromsmall into young adults.
“It is lovely to be involved in theAmanzimtoti community. Geoff and Ilove walking and we always see the chil-dren taking part in activities other thanschool and you get to know more aboutthem.”
Felicity Grenfell(middle) andsome of herpast pupils(from left) Di-vashni Pillay,Jessica Sand-berg, MeganHenry and Pris-alia Naidoo.PHOTO:TANIA SANDBERG
Community watch: LSD, living hell
LSD is one of the most potent, mood-changing chem-icals around. It is manufactured from lysergic acid,which is found in the ergot fungus that grows on ryeand other grains.
Known as “acid”, among many other names, LSDis sold in small tablets called “microdots”, capsulesor gelatin squares called “window panes”. It is some-times added to absorbent paper, which is then divid-ed into small squares decorated with designs or car-
toon characters. LSD leads the user to the same place— a serious disconnection from reality.
The physical effects of LSD are dilated pupils,higher or lower body temperature, sweating or chillslike “goose bumps”, loss of appetite, sleeplessnessand a dry mouth. The mental effects are delusions,an artificial sense of euphoria or certainty, distortionof one’s sense of time and identity, impaired depthperception, impaired time perception, distorted per-
ception of the size andshape of objects,movements, colour,sounds, touch and theuser’s own body image.
LSD users call anLSD experience a “trip”— typically lasting 12hours or so.
When things gowrong, which oftenhappens, it is called a“bad trip” — anothername for a living hell.
For any counsellingregarding substanceabuse contact us [email protected]
— Supplied.
think of all my yearswith so many pupilswith diverse characters,
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Communityparticipation is vitalWITH many functions and festivi-ties taking place in the run-up toyear’s-end and the new year, theSAPS, municipalities and law-en-forcements teams remind com-munitiestobeextravigilant atthistime.
In addition to it being afavourite and “ripe-for-the-pick-ing” time for criminals, load shed-ding is adding to criminals’ “to do”list. Be vigilant and report any-thing or any person who looks sus-picious, no matter how insignifi-cant you may think it is.
Be vigilant on the beach and inthe busy malls and always haveyour children in your vision — don’t
take your eyes off them even forone second, because that’s all ittakes, a second.
That aside, don’t forget to en-joy this time for it is family time,a time to catch up and enjoy quali-ty time with friends and relationsand a time to eat, drink (not drive)and be merry, so go forth.
And, don’t forget to spare athought for those who will beworking throughout this festiveseason, for they too have familieswho they might not be able tospend time with because they willbe keeping you safe, and they toohave a vital role to play in your life.
Till the next issue, be safe.
Thanks and appreciation for coverage“The life of a man consists not inseeing visions and in dreamingdreams, but in active charity andin willing service” — HenryWadsworth Longfellow
ON behalf of the principal, staff,governing body and pupils ofKamalineePrimary,wewould like
to place on record our sincerethanksandappreciation toyou foryour generous press coverage ofall our school activities for the2014 academic year.
It must be noted that yourcoverage of our numerous func-tions has indeed been a highlightfor many of our pupils who
featured in various categories andit is highly appreciated by theschool and its stakeholders.
We honour your willingness tosupport our school in all its en-deavours,ensuringitssuccessandprogress andwe look forward to acontinued relationship for the2015 academic year.
We wish you and your staff ajoyous festive seasonandmayyouall have a merry Christmas and ahappy, prosperous new year.
Once again, thank you, and weknowthatGodwill richlyblessyoufor all your efforts.
Mr. J. Naidoo (principal)
Load-sheddingincentiveFOR the moment load shedding is here to stay, sosays Eskom, although on the news this week I heardthat load shedding has played a small part in assist-ing with the power situation.
The way I understand it that there are blocks —a, b, c, d, and so on — and they are on a certain gridand every grid has its “day and/or night in the dark”(I do stand corrected, but that’s not my point).
Why doesn’t Eskom give each grid’s residents’ in-centive to switch off non-essential or items thataren’t in use during the day, or night for that matter— geysers, swimming pool pumps, and so on — bysaying that if residents adhere to this, the load shed-ding in their area (their grid) will get some light (ex-cuse the pun) relief, in other words, everyone comesto the “electrifying party”.
I’msurethiswillgivemanyresidentstheincentiveto assist, but the way things are now, people are real-ly angry and feel that Eskom should have put planB in place long ago to prevent this situation, whichI call an “early criminal Christmas”.
I’m not sure if this is possible, but it is food forthought, Eskom.
Resident too long in the darkAthlone Park
Littering at BaggiesWHO is responsible for supervisingthe cleaners at Baggies Beach? Thecleanersarrive inthemorning,spendaboutanhourslowlypickingupa fewbits of rubbish, spend half an hoursweeping up a cup of sand near theshower, which gets thrown onto thegrass, then they disappear for abouttwohours.Oneofthementakesaslow
walk over the bridge onto Kingswayand appears an hour or two later.
Thesamerubbish lies in thegutteracross the road from the beach, infront of the flats, empty bottles lie inthe plants for a couple of days. Thegrass around Baggies Take-Away islittered with cigarette butts, whichhave been there for 10 days. When a
Have your sayTHE community is invited to submit letters ormaterial to the Amanzimtoti Fever.
Work can be positive, negative or ideas theywant to share with Toti readers.
Send to [email protected] andyou could be in print before you know it.
Afrikaans copy is most welcome as our mis-sion is to grow, enlighten, promote andstrengthen the Afrikaans sector in this beautifulcoastal town.
Call to join CCPOFEVER REPORTER
THE Community Crime PreventionOrganisation (CCPO) calls on the com-munity to help prevent becoming vic-timsof crimeand to join thenon-profitorganisation.
The organisation representative atSeadoone Mall, Ken Baker, says whilethe organisation’s focus is prevention,it also assists crime victims.
Last week the community learntthat a young man was attacked by apanga-wielding perpetrator whilesleeping in hisWarner Beach home—the CCPO responded within four min-utes.
“The CCPO would like to see thecommunity caring for each other,”Baker says, explaining that the key tocrime prevention is being aware ofwhat is happening around us.
The organisation has specialpensioner rates it must be noted.
Baker thanked Seadoone Mall forbeing accommodating in providing aspace for the organisation to promoteits initiative. For emergencies call083 393 5066.
PHOTO: FEVER REPORTERKen Baker mans the CCPO stand at Seadoone Mall.
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cleaner does appear, heand sometimes she,spends an hour or twotalking to one of thehawkers, and that is noexaggeration.
Occasionally someonewilltaketheyellowbagofftheir belt and quarter-fillit with some rubbish. Isthiswhatwepayourratesfor?
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Helpende Handprojek vorder goed
HELPENDEHandAmanzimtotise projek van die jaar, Sees-kool, by die jeugterrein van
Mooihawens aftreeoord is goed opdreef. Mooi Hawens se bestuur wassogaafomdeelvandieprojekteworddeurhul fassiliteite beskikbaar te stelvir mamma’s en kinders om ‘n dag-sorgsentrum daar te begin.
Helpende Hand ondersteun dieSeeskool met die fondse wat hulledeur sms’egekryhet enookmaande-
liksekosvoorsiening.Skenkingsdeurdie publiek en belangstellendes vanspeelgoedenstorieboekehetbaiege-help om die versorging van die kleu-ters makliker te maak.
Die plan is ook om met ‘n vakan-siesorgeenheid te begin vir kindersvanwerkendeouers.HelpendeHandis ook betrokke by ander projektesoos skooltassies vir Graad 1 leer-ders, kospakkies vir kleuterskole,“aktetasse”virGraad8 leerders,ber-
oepsleiding, rentevrye studieleningsen ook ‘n hele paar projekte vir be-jaardes.
As jyopenigemanierbetrokkewilraak, ‘n Helpende Hand lid wil wordof ‘n skenkingwilmaakaandie Sees-kool, kan jy die sektretaresse van dieAmanzimtoti Helpende Hand tak,Mariëtte van Heerden, kontak by084 411 7806 of [email protected]
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FOTO: VERSKAFMooi Hawens het hul jeugterrein fassiliteite beskikbaar gestel om ‘n dagsorgsentrum te begin. Helpende Hand on-dersteun die dagsorgsentrum. Hier word vier van die Seeskool kleuters versorg deur moeders, Lolla Smith en JoalineSpies
Voxpop ‘I am a stay-at-
home mother so itdoes not reallyaffect me.’
Judy Cousins
‘My grandchild willvisit me for the holi-days and we willtake her to the beachas often as we can.’
Shero Ramchunder
‘We will go awaytwice to try andbreak the holidayup, first for a shortbreak and then alonger break.’
Cheryll Macqueen
‘I have a baby and her nieceswill be coming over. I will be
working, but my family willbe taking my baby on out-ings.’
Reshmika Munsami
TANIA SAND-BERG askedpeople whatthey will dowith theirchildren duringthe longschool |holidays?
New venue forChristmas nightmarket
THEChristmasNight Marketstoraisefundsfor the Pregnancy Resource Centre hastraditionally been held in Beach Road andmore recently on the Promenade, but thecentre is holding this year’s markets atLord’s and Legends on 13 and 20 Decemberfrom 5pm to 10pm.
“Please support us for an evening ofshopping, music and food. The PRC apolo-gises for any confusion resulting from thechange of venue and asks supporters andstall holders to assist in making this eventa bumper one,” Daniele Gradwell said.
For further information contact thePregnancy Resource Centre on031 903 7359. — Supplied.
Local libraries hostholiday programmeFEVER REPORTER
BREAK up the boredom thisholiday and get your childrento join the library’s freearts and crafts holiday pro-gramme aimed at childrenbetween the age of six and 12from 15 December.
The Athlone Park Libraryprogramme runs from 10amto 11am and includes makingmonster book marks on 15December, stand-up cards on17 December, outdoor gameson 18 December, Christmasdecorations on 22 Decemberand spiral Christmas trees on23 December.
The programme at theAmanzimtoti Library runsfrom 10.30am to 11.30am
and includes making aChristmas stocking on15 December, a Christmascard on 17 December, make-and-paint angels on 18December and make a Christ-mas star decoration on 19December.
SAPS spokespersonCaptain Charlene van derSpuy will also talk to womenabout safety at the AthlonePark Library from 10am to11am today, Wednesday, 10December.
PHOTO: FEVER REPORTERLibrarians Natalie Hinnings andElsie Govender will entertainchildren at Athlone ParkLibrary.
Toti author publishes children’sbook about copingFEVER REPORTER
AMANZIMTOTIauthorChrisGillamhas just published Sox Unplugged,a story book and colouring-in bookto showthat it is “okay” tobehonestandexpress one’s emotional issues.
Gillam was a physically andemotionally abused child by hismother. He has learnt to over-come fear, loneliness, spite ofothers, victimisation and dis-crimination. In overcominghis personal issues, becom-ing a success in his careerandwriting, he developed adeep understanding of thewaychildrenexpressthem-selves.
InSoxUnplugged, a do-mestic cat, Sox, is happilysettledwithhisowners.Heis outside playing one dayandreturnstoanemptyhouse.His owners have moved and lefthim behind. He is now a stray, butscratching around the rubbish binsone day, he finds a new friend — aratnamedRobert—whohelpshimintegrate into a new family of otherabandoned animals.
“Beingavictimofanunfortunateevent should not be confused withplayingavictim.One isnota choice,while theothercanbecomeawayoflife if we do not teach children howto cope.”
Sox the story book and the col-ouring-inbookhavebeenpublished
in theUK,U.S., Canada andAustra-lia. The South African publishers,Writers Ink, have published thestory colouring-in book.
To order, contact SusanAmes on031 904 1260 or email [email protected]
PHOTOS:SUPPLIEDAmanzimtoti author ChrisGillam has just released a chil-dren’s book about abandon-ment. With him is Poppet, hisadopted dog from Toti SPCA.
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Along with its exciting entertainment mixand a varied retail component, the centreboasts 87 000sqmof retail space, 5 700 secureparking bays, and a contemporary, easy-tonavigate layout.
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Titan, theRobotTITAN the ROBOT is coming to
Galleria Mall on 21 December,for three shows only — 9am,
11am and 2pm at the Edgars courton the ground floor.
Titan the Robot is a 2.4m tall, ani-matronic robot which performs liveand has also worked alongside su-perstars including Will.i.am, Rihan-na, Will Smith and Jackie Chan andhas travelled the world with appear-ances in the U.S. Australia, Dubai,Thailand, Oman, China, Vietnam,Qatar, Ireland, Spain, France,Holland, Germany, Czech Republic,Turkey and Denmark.
Titan has never been to Africa,that is, until now.
The Titan South African Road-show will visit 11 malls around thecountry from 10to 21 December. Ti-tan will be doing live shows free ofcharge for the public. Lucky mem-bers of the public have a chance tobecome Titan VIPs, where they canhave a personal meet and greet withTitan, as well as merchandised good-ies to take home. Visit our Facebookpage for more information.
Meet Titan the Robot at GalleriaMall — don’t miss out. — Supplied. (031) 904 2489
GALLERIAVAT incl. No sharing. Per person. Eat-in only.While stock lasts. Not to be used in conjunctionwith any other promotion.Terms and Conditions apply. The visuals arefor descriptive purposes and meals servedcould vary.
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6000-piece puzzleraffle for Cansa>> 1,6x1,4-metre puzzle will be framed
TANIA SANDBERG>>[email protected]
THE Print House stationery shop staffin Seadoone Mall completed a 6 000piece puzzle, which they are donating
to the Cancer Association of South Africamarketing team, Errol and Sharon-Ann
Theron.The 1,6x1,4-metre puzzle will be framed
and then raffled.This week is the last week that raffle tick-
ets will be sold available at the Print Houseand Amanzimtoti Fever offices in Kingsway.
Contact South Coast Cansa on039 682 7680 for further information.
PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGPrint House Stationery’s Jaco Serfontein and Nokubonqa Vundla with the 6 000-piece puzzleto be donated to the Cancer Association of South Africa.
‘It’s a wrap’ for Toti SPCAFORmany people Christmas is an importanteventsharedwith familyandfriends. It isalsoa busy time at the SPCA with many religiousfestivities taking place.
Sadly, it is also a timewhen the SPCA is in-undated with stray animals due to fireworksor people going away on holiday.
On average around 500 stray animalscome into theSPCAeachmonth fromOctoberthrough to January.
The SPCA will be doing Christmas wrap-ping at Galleria, Arbour Crossing and Toys RUs to raise funds to help it look after the ani-mals during this period.
If you would like to volunteer your time atany of these outlets, contact the SPCA on031 904 2424/5,speaktoMichelleoralterna-tively email her on [email protected]
Also remember touse theSPCA’sboardingfacilities if you are going away. — Supplied.
PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGSPCA PRO Michelle Hannan and SPCA mascotZeus needs your help.
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FOLLOWING a meeting with beach manage-ment, SAPS, Metro Police, law enforcement,privatesecurity sector,organisedbusinessandtourism, the following information in relationto the festive season management plan hasbeen agreed on:
Traffic along Beach Road Amanzimtoti willbe regulated by road closure on 16 and 26 De-cember and 1 January.
Beach Road will be closed from the LinkRoad intersection (Rogies Park) down towardsPipeline.
Buses, taxis and cars will be able to comedownLinkRoadoffAndrewZondo(Kingsway),drop off at the intersection near Toti Mall, andloop back along Rosslyn where after parkingwill be accommodated in the old CBD parkingarea along Commercial Road.
The left-hand lane of Andrew Zondo (King-
sway) going north in the area from Michellecourt to the new Caltex garage (old Gloria’s) atInyoni Rocks road, will be blocked off to allowforpassengerstobedroppedoffsothattheycanwalk down to the beach areas – the Caltex ga-rage complex will be closed on these days.
Beach Road permits will be issued free ofcharge to residents startingWednesday10De-cember from 8:30am to 4pm out of the MetroPolice kiosk on the corner of Beach Carlyleroads, Amanzimtoti.
Residents, tourists, holidaymakers will berequired to produce either an utility bill, proofofresidenceorproofofbookingtosecureaper-mit, thusensuring thatonly thosewhoareresi-dent in the area, are able to enterwith their ve-hicles.
Bodycorporate, lettingagentsandmanage-ment agents and residents can obtain permitsin bulk for and on behalf of tourists, holiday-makers and residents with the understandingthat the vehicle registration numberwill be re-quired to ensure that permits are not trans-ferred to third parties.
Mandated Law enforcement structures willbe conducting joint operationswith theprivatesector to enhance a security footprint at allbeachesthatwill includealocaloperationscen-tre and logistical support starting off the free-way right to the surf.
Random road blocks and vehicle searcheswill be conducted.
Law enforcement reserves the right to ex-tend thesemeasures toadditionaldatesshouldit be required to better manage and/or controlcrowds and traffic flow.
PHOTO: SOURCEDKeeping you safe in Amanzimtoti.
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Toy Story is once againsupported by AthlonePark Primary and pupilsdonated willingly. Mak-ing donations are (back,from left) JemimahKinnear, Keaton Munien,McKayla Harris, OkuhleMthembu, SunéLindeque, and (front,from left) Shreya Singh,Andile Mthombeni,Sayuran Pillay, VrishanGovender and KeannaNaidoo.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Athlone Park Primary
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGrade 7 pupils donated a new sign to the school. With it are (from left)Miss Foxon, Thevashan Govender (head boy), Azile Blose (head girl) andMrs. Smith.
Doon Heights Primary
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDoon HeightsPrimary held ajunior primaryNativity play on 2December. Takingpart are Grade 3pupils (from left)Chanté Clarisse,Rena Gumede, Me-lokuhle Zandi,Nkhanyiswa Ndlela,Hannah van Schoorand Thathu Conco.
Gremlinsat work
IN the 5DecemberAmanzimtotiFever a gremlincrept onto theschools page.Hanna Forbes isa KingswayHigh pupil.
The error isregretted.
Kuswag drama departement by Gateway>> Drama word as vakaangebied by die skool
DIE skool se dramadepartement het on-langs in volle 80s mondering na ‘n ver-toning by die Barnyard in Gateway gaan
kyk.Elke leerder en onderwyser moes ‘n karak-
ter uit die tagtigerjare uitbeeld. Dit het totgroot vermaak van die groep en Gateway on-dersteuners gesorg.
Drama word as vak aangebied by KuswagSkool met ingang van 2015 beginnende byGraad 10 leerders. Me. Magdel Brand is ‘n krani-ge aktrise, skryfster van dramas en passievolleonderwyseres wat dié department sal hanteer.— Verskaf.
Die groep voor hulle vertrek het naGateway.FOTO: VERSKAF
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGareth Whyte par-ticipated in the finalleg of motorcross (MSA)regionals. Hekept hisfirst posi-tion inboth racesand walkedaway with anoverall first forthe day.
Warner PreparatoryAPROUDMrsN.Tischendorf (back, left)andMrK.Maidenwithtrophywin-ners at the junior campus prize giving.
At the prize giving are(back, from left) BraydenHewitt, Samkelo Ngcobo,Axl Franken, AmahleNsimbi, Khanyisile Masile-la, Josslyn Frank and(front, from left) EthanNaidu, Kwandisa Zuma,Zekhethelo Shoba, Joh-nathan Flay and KylePottinger.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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FOTO: VERSKAFJessica van Zyl het by Kuswag Skoolse laerskool prysuitdelingsfunksie,gehou op 4 Desember, weggestapmet armsvol toekennings. Sy wasdie hoofdogter vir 2014 en het dievolgende trofeë ontvang — virvolgehoue bydrae tot kultuur, KipMcGrath trofee vir veelsydigstesportdogter en die James Ellis KLAStrofee. Daarby het sy toekenningsgekry vir akademieseprestasies in verskeie vakke. Jessicakan voorwaar dopgehou word in diehoërskool om as cum laude leerlingaangewys te word. Kuswag wenshaar alle voorspoed toe met haarhoërskoolloopbaan.
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Audi S1 arrives in SA
AUDI’s new S1, available in hatch and Sportbackversions, has arrived in South Africa.
Wheels24 was testing Audi’s latestS-badged offering at the Kyalami race track in Gaut-eng on Tuesday 2 December and will share the fullreport soon.
The S-badged A1 is powered by a a new 2.0 TFSIunit capable of 170kW/370Nm mated to a six-speedmanual, driving power to all four wheels courtesy ofAudi’s quattro all-wheel drive.
The 2.0 petrol *engine rockets the S1 from from0 to 100 km/h in 5.8 and 5.9 (Sportback) secondsrespectively, on to a top speed of 250km/h.
The S1 has a claimed fuel consumption of 7 li-tres/100km with emissions of 162 and 166g/km re-spectively.
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SA has new topbakkie
THE National Association of Automobile Manufac-turers of South Africa (Naamsa) figures for Novem-ber 2014, revealed the Ranger bakkie to be the best-selling vehicle in the light commercial class with3 054 units sold to the Hilux’s 2 897.
Other popular light commercial performer’s in-clude the Isuzu KB (1186), Nissan NP300 Hardbody(657) and the Volkswagen Amarok (405).
Top performing passenger vehicles include:VW Polo (1781) and Polo Vivo (2 285)Toyota Corolla (1 749) and Etios (1 182)Ford Figo (959).Newcomer Datsun’s Go, launched in October
2014, reportedly sold 461 units.New vehicle sales in November 2014 declined by
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Naamsa said in a statement: “November 2014new car sales at 33 278 showed a decline of 845 carsor a fall of 2.5% compared to the 34 123 new carssold in November 2013.
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Riding for rhinos>> Ride has never been done before, and cyclists will start theirjourney at 2am on 13 December
TANIA SANDBERG>>[email protected]
TOTI cyclist TimTheunissen and15others are em-barking onamountain bike ride to raise funds forProject Rhino.
Participantswill cycle 320km fromHillcrest to Hluh-luwe for Project Rhino. All cyclists are self-funded andall proceeds made will go directly to the cause.
Theridehasneverbeendonebefore,andcyclistswillstart their journeyat2amon13Decemberandwill haveto do an average 20km/h for 16 hours to make Hilltop
Theunissenurgeseveryonetohavezerotoleranceforrhino poaching.
“You can make a difference by making a pledge, nomatter how small,” he says.
Anyone can pledge at Cadence Cycling reception, orlog ontowww.projectrhinokzn.org and scroll to the bot-tomofpageandpress“donate”todoanon-linedonation.Company donations will receive a Section 18A form.Please use the words “PRKZN Rhino Ride” on your de-posit slip and email a copy of your receipt to Sheelaghat [email protected] so she can keep accuraterecords.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDCyclists from Cadence Cycling prepare for a mountain bike ride to raise money for Project Rhino.
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AMANZIMTOTI Bowling Clubhosted the Sponsors’ Trophy ontheweekend.Theevent is runovertwodayswith thewomen compet-ing on Saturday and the men onSunday.
Previously known as the Bar-man’s Trophy, it is an annualthank-you event during which theclub acknowledges its sponsorsand the people who work for theclub.
The event was sponsored byTiger Wheels & Tyres.
PHOTOS: FEVER REPORTERGreg Veldtman in high concentration.
Cappy Luck competes in the Sponsors’ Trophy. See more photos onwww.amanzimtotifever.co.za
Camp through the reserve before nightfall.“Preparation included lotsof constant time
on the bike and in the cycling gym, and alsofollowing a healthy lifestyle,” Theunissensays.
The team’s goal is to finish the ride andcreate awareness of the plight of the rhino.
Project RhinoKZNwas launched onWorldRhino Day, 22 September, 2011.
It is a province-wide rhino-focused associ-ationthatbrings togetheraprovincialgovern-ment conservation body, private and commu-nity-owned reserves, rhino owners, leadingconservation NGOs and anti-poachingsecurity specialists.
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