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5NEWS

The community has come out in full force supporting Mountain Rise station commander Brigadier

Francis Bantham after she publically rep-rimanded a policeman under her command for allegedly using police resources to deal with a private business dispute.

The policeman, Constable Anesh Chathu, claims Brigadier Bantham publicly rep-rimanded him following a dispute at his home concerning personal business mat-ters. He then went and charged her for cri-men injuria.

It is understood that a group of men arrived at Constable Chathus home demanding he pay up debts that he and his wife had run up in the private business that they ran together. Chathu then alleg-edly called police colleagues to come to his assistance.

It appears Brigadier Bantham heard about the issue and arrived at Chathus home with another policeman. She alleg-edly berated Chathu on the street for using his colleagues to sort out his affairs. This apparently prompted Chathu to lay charges of crimen injuria and intimidation against

Brigadier Bantham.Brigadier Bantham laid counter-charges

against Chathu, saying he referred to her as uncouth during the incident outside his house.

Local community leaders have come out

in full support of Brigadier Bantham say-ing that she was within her rights as sta-tion commander to reprimand an offi cer for bringing the station into disrepute.

See letters on page six

Community comes out in support of non-nonsense Bantham

No police offi cer should get special treatment. If it was a personal issue then the police offi cer certainly cannot get any special treatment. He knows the procedure perfectly well and he should follow it. Everybody must follow proce-dure and call 10111 regardless of their position, said Jug-mohan.

Piet Jugmohan Chairman of the local community police forum

Police must follow the same procedures we civilians do - phone 10111. No-one should abuse state resources by phon-ing colleagues to get preferential treatment. To the best of my knowledge, state employees should not directly own any business as it can create a confl ict of interests, said Gayadin.

Sunny Gayadin National Union of Resident and Ratepayers Associations

The misuse of police resources cannot be tolerated.Brigadier Bantham must be commended for doing her duties.

More women in management positions must go out and take charge. Police offi cers must follow protocol and not think that the station is at their beck and call, said Singh.

Ashin Singh South African Minority Rights Equality Movement


6 letters to the editor

We ratepayers are keen to know what Mike Tarr did during his term as mayor. Cllr Chetty fought for the indigent and poor ratepayers, including other issues.

The speaker Cllr Babu Baijoo mentions he does not get feed back from offi cials includ-ing elected councillors. How can this Munici-pality be said to run in a transparent manner?

We rate payers are satisfi ed with the pre-sent meter readers. Manager Nkosi brought his suggestion for us to pay R2 500 to install meter reading. Msunduzi Ratepayers Forum, Midlands Hindu Society, Mr. Smith and his followers, and Cllr Chetty strongly opposed it.

A ratepayer

Ratepayer chides Council

We are very pleased that Brigadier Ban-tham has put her foot down on police offi cers abusing the services by spend-ing working time to assist their colleagues in resolving their per-

sonal problems. Police should not be running their own busi-ness, they should give their undi-vided time to the community and be proud of a job well done. Well done Brigadier Bantham.

Krish Naidoo, Northdale

The police offi cer that had to get police backing from Mountain Rise police need to be suspended and an enquiry into their private business to be probed. We are asking for police to be more vigilant and their presence in high crime areas will give awareness whereby criminals will b driven away merely by their presence.

I commend Brigadier Ban-tham for standing her ground rep-rimanding the police offi cer that used the police back up to assist him to defuse his personal busi-ness problem at his home, tak-

ing up the time that offi cers on duty could have utilized to attend to crime calls. We need police back up to apprehend criminals at most times there are no vans, and criminals make off after hold-ups or house break-ing incidents. Police offi cers should not

be allowed to have any business interests whatsoever as they are state employees.

Brigadier Bantham has made some excellent changes at the SAP Mountain Rise and we the public value and support her.

Roshan Singh, Raisethorpe

Well done Brigadier Bantham

We support you BrigadierCartoonist Shapiro has ruffl ed many feathers within the Hindu frater-

nity with his Sunday Times Zapiro cartoon of the deity Lord Gane-sha with a cricket bat and money in his hands while the cricket SA chief executive Haroon Lorgat is tied and ready to be stabbed by cricket SA offi cials as a sacrifi ce.

He wanted to highlight the strong-arm, bullying tactics used by the Board For Control of Cricket In India (BCCI).

While many agree that Cricket SA have been pushed into a cor-ner by the Indian cricket board, a compromise by Cricket SA was inevitable as Cricket SA would lose millions in television and

advertising rights that had already been sold if the tour were to be cancelled.

Shapiro, an award winning car-toonist, could have conceptualised other images to make his point.

This is a despicable act of reli-gious intolerance. Denigrating any religion can never be construed as a form of personal expression. Freedom of speech is enshrined in our constitution but the right to draw and say things must be exer-cised responsibly.

A challenge is extended to Jon-athan Shapiro to unreservedly apologise to the Hindu commu-nity.

Vijay Surujpal, Phoenix

Is this cartoon a publicity stunt by Shapiro?

Cartoonist Zapiro showed a total disrespect to Hindu society by using Lord Ganesha to gain popularity for the Sunday Times.

I totally agree with the various members and leaders of the Hindu community about boycotting the Sun-day Times, pending an unconditional apology from him.

J Singh , Raisethorpe

Disrespectful


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The Gujarati Vedic Soci-ety (GVS) celebrated the Gujarati New Year on Monday. To commence the year the society donated a cheque of R5 001 to the Community Chest.

Pravin Bhagwan, treasurer of the GVS handed the cheque to

Sma Sokhela from the Commu-nity Chest.

Sokhela thanked the society for their generous donation. Com-munity Chest supports 67 chari-ties and 100% of all donations are given to charity.

Gujarati New Year celebrated on Monday

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The Pietermaritzburg business community is very upset with Msun-duzis new electricity charges approved at a special full City Council meeting on Tuesday this week.

Commercial users will pay increased basic MCB charges of up to 1200%.

Chairperson of Pietermaritz-burg Chamber of Business (PCB), Paris Dlamini, accused the council of punishing the business sector for complaining to the National Energy Regulator (NERSA) regarding the councils 10% elec-tricity tariff increase.

Basic domestic MCB charges are going up 70%. Higher end domestic MCB charges are also going up by between 30% and 55%.

South African National Civic Organisation, spokes-man Dumisani Mthalane said

the council should have kept its increase at 7%, inclusive of both MCB and basic charges, as requested by NERSA.

While it has accepted the National Energy Regulator (NERSA) 7% tariff increase ceil-ing, the Msunduzi City Council at a special full council meeting on Tuesday this week sought to bal-ance the books by increasing other electricity-related charges, par-ticularly for higher usage domestic and commercial customers.

These measures are to offset the budget shortfall created by the Council working on a 10% tariff increase for the 2013/2014 budget, as opposed to the 7% increase approved by NERSA.

Municipal manager, Mxolisi Nkosi said the aim was to adjust downwards and that the R200 basic charge was still less than the NERSA-approved ceiling of R245.80.

The basic monthly electricity charge paid by all consumers of R17 introduced by Council last year has been increased to R200.

Basic charge for a standard domestic miniature circuit breaker (MCB) increased by 70%.

Basic charge for a domestic 80 Amp circuit breaker up by 55% (from R17.50 to R27).

Basic charge for a domestic 100 Amp circuit breaker up by 30% (from R29.16 to R37).

Basic charge for a Commercial 80 Amp circuit breaker up by 1200% (from R49.22 to R661.35).

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During the past few months award win-ning members of the SAPS Pietermaritzburg Detec-tive Services have been responsi-ble for the successful conviction of fi fteen men who have been sen-tenced to a combined total of 189 years behind bars.

The detectives were rewarded for their outstanding achievement at the recent awards ceremony held at the SAPS KwaZulu-Natal headquarters in Durban.

SAPS Pietermaritzburg Police Station Commander, Brigadier Johan Reynders, received an award for the best Crime Investi-gation station at Brigadier level in the KwaZulu-Natal.

During the past month alone, between September and October, the Pietermaritzburg detectives have successfully secured convic-tions for 11 accused, six of which are awaiting sentencing. The other fi ve are serving their time behind

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Features include: Dynamic Multilink Rear Suspension ABS with EBD and Hill Launch Assist Radio and USB Port Features include: 7 Seater with Black Leather 115kW / 380Nm Alloy Wheels Limited Slip Diff 6 Airbags 5 Year / 90 000km Service Plan 4 Year / 120 000km Warranty

*Includes fees & interest. Excludes deposit & extras. Price includes VAT and Co2 tax. Service and Delivery fees not included. Terms and conditions apply. Valid until 9 Novemeber 2013 or while stocks last. Only available through Ford Credit. FFS Finance, trading as Ford Credit, is an Authorised Financial Services Provider (FSP 31946) and a registered Credit Provider (NCRP 72).

*Includes fees & interest. Excludes deposit & extras. Price includes VAT and Co2 tax. Service and Delivery fees not included. Terms and conditions apply. Valid until 9 Novemeber 2013 or while stocks last. Only available through Ford Credit. FFS Finance, trading as Ford Credit, is an Authorised Financial Services Provider (FSP 31946) and a registered Credit Provider (NCRP 72).

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Mastercars Sales ConsultantsAfter hours: Laurie: 082 783 8040 Rajen: 072 228 9834 Sanjay: 083 639 0989 Barry: 072 235 4244

*The advised price exclude the 2 year Mastercars Warranty. The Mastercars Warranty is available as an option and is a contract between the customer, an insurer and administrator. This extended Warranty is not available for all Amarok and Light Commercial Vehicle models. Terms & conditions apply. While stocks last.

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Featuring technological advances that were until recently science fiction, the Touareg truly is an SUV for a new age. The slightly longer body tapers athletically in the middle to provide more space in the rear seating area. From its dramatic halogen headlights* to its chrome, twinned tailpipes, the Touareg is the epitome of Volkswagens vision of Das Auto or The Car. Its adventurous spirit beats beneath the skin of the most innovative Volkswagen ever made.

- 8-speed Tiptronic - 80kW @ 4,000 r/min - Canyon grey / black Leather - Towbar & xenons - Silver roof rails - Air suspension - Panoramic sunroof - Area view camera

- SAT Nav & DVD changer for 6 DVDs - Electric luggage compartment

opening and closing - Rear Assist & Park Distance Control (PDC) - Chrome and style R-line package - Vienna leather & metallic paint - 3 year / 120,000km warranty - 12 year anti-corrosion warranty

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The Audi Q3 design echoes the form of an o roader, but it is clearly an urban vehicle. The powerful and muscular body, dominant Singleframe and low-set air inlet blades de ne its character.

New Touareg V6 180kW BlueMotionFrom R713 700* incl. VAT.

2013 Audi S4 3.0 TFSI Q S-Tronic R539 000 Brilliant Red, 7 500km

2013 Audi A1 Sportback 1.4 TFSI Amb S-Tronic R249 000 Ice Silver, 12 500km

2011 Audi A4 (B8) 1.8 TFSI Ambition Manual R199 000 Teak Brown, 98 000km

2010 Audi A4 1.8 TFSI Ambtion Multitronic R239 000 Ibis White, 46 000km

2010 Audi A4 1.8 TFSI Ambition Multitronic R219 000 Dakar Beige, 62 000km

2010 Audi A3 Sportback 1.9 TDI R189 000 Ice Silver, 91 000km

2009 Audi A4 (B8) 1.8 TFSI Ambition Manual R170 000 Dakar Beige, 81 000km

2007 Audi Q7 3.0 TDI Q Tiptronic V6 R259 000 Cobalt Blue, 142 000km

2007 Audi A6 2.7 TDI Multitronic R139 000 White, 118 000km

Other

2012 Toyota Corolla Sprinter 1.6 R185 000 White, 28 000km

2012 Citroen Aircross 2.0 Attraction R185 000 White, 16 500km

2009 Mercedes C 220 CDI R195 000 White, 98 582km

Polo Vivo

2012 Polo Vivo 1.4 Trendline Red R124 900 32 000 km2012 Polo Vivo Sedan 1.4 Trendline Silver R127 900 27 000 km2012 Polo Vivo 1.4 Trendline White R127 900 28 000 km2013 Polo Vivo Sedan 1.4 Tiptronic White R148 900 6 000 km

Polo

2011 Polo 1.4 Trendline 5 Door White R132 900 35 000 km2011 Polo 1.6 Comfortline 5 Door Silver R145 900 78 000 km2011 Polo 1.6 TDI Comfortline Silver R167 900 61 000 km2012 Polo 1.4 Trendline 5 Door Silver R147 900 31 000 km

Transporter

2011 Transporter Crew Bus 2.0 TDI 132kW White R269 000 90 000 km

Amarok

2012 Amarok Single Cab 2.0 TSI 118kW White R205 900 40 000 km2013 Amarok Single Cab 2.0 TDI Trendline 90kW Silver R235 900 9 700 km

Other VW

2010 Volkswagen CC 2.0 TSI Grey R249 000 39 000 km2011 Jetta 2.0 TFSI Sunroof Black R205 900 27 000 km2011 Tiguan 1.4 TSI BlueMotion White R229 000 24 000 km2011 Tiguan 1.4 TSI BlueMotion Grey R239 000 59 500 km 2013 Caddy 2.0 TDI Kombi Brown R259 900 13 000 km2013 Jetta 1.4 TSI Comfortline Silver R279 000 6 000 km2013 Tiguan 1.4 TSI BlueMotion Beige R279 000 6 500 km2013 21st Century Beetle 1.4 TSI Sport Silver R279 000 13 000 km

Other

2011 Ford Figo 1.4 Ambiente White R92 900 45 000 km2012 Hyundai IX-35 2.0 Premium White R228 900 20 000 km

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New Touareg V6 180kW BlueMotion R713,700* R9,857** 60 8.5%*

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Waltons, the Pietermaritzburg stationery wholesalers, walked away with a host of accolades at the companys KZN awards evening held recently in Durban.

Not only did they scoop the prestigious Branch of the Year honour, they also claimed the Back to School Branch of the Year and the IT supplies Branch of the Year prizes. In addition, they also produced the winner of the Telesales of the Year competition,

Rochelle Reddy.The branch manager, Alan Logan, was delighted with his branchs success and paid

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24 sport

The local PSL outfi t, Mar-itzburg United will be back at home when they take on Platinum Stars on Friday night, at 8 pm at Harry Gwala Sta-

dium. Last Sunday the Team Of

Choice travelled to Kaizer Seboth-elo Stadium in the Free State and played a goaless draw against

Bloemfontein Celtic. An away trip against Celtic

was always going to be a tough and a tricky one for the Team Of Choice.

It must be remembered that the current United head coach, Clin-ton Larsen, was employed by Celtic just a couple of weeks ago. Also Celtics coach, Ernst Mid-dendorp was previously in charge of the Maritzburg side.

During the Celtics match, the Team Of Choice goalkeeper and

vice captain Shu-Aib Walters had an outstanding game He sin-gly saved United from losing the game.

After the game Larsen agreed that he was the best man on the pitch.

I thought Walters had a excel-lent game and really came to the party, said Larsen.

Tomorrows game is likely to attract a full house for a couple of reasons.

Firstly, the local fans want to be

convinced that Larsen is comfort-ably settling down.

Secondly, it is an open secret that the former Manning Rangers and Orlando Pirates midfi elder is popular and liked by Uniteds die-hards.

Against the visitors, Uniteds strikers will have to be sharp in front of the goals, Walters cant always be the only player sweat-ing blood and being a life saver.

Maritzburg United back at Harry Gwala

Jerry Barnes

The Dare Devil Run on Friday is the fi rst time this national event is also being held locally in Pietermaritzburg. The boys and mens only event in aid of spreading information about tes-ticular and prostate cancer, starts at 4.30 pm. All par-ticipants will be wearing red Speedos which are issued when they purchase their entry tickets.

Entries can still be done at the Community Chest offi ces in Stranack Street, but will also be taken from 3pm on Friday at the start of the run. There will be changing facilities at the venue.

There are a number of lucky prizes up for grabs with Virgin Active Cascades donating 6 prizes worth R450 each of a kit bag, water bottle and 2 workout vouchers, and 5 prizes worth R320 each of a water bottle and 2 workout vouchers. Scoozis restaurant

has donated 3 sit down meal vouchers to the value of R150 each, and Capital Newspapers have donated movie tickets.

The main prize of R10 000 donated by Etana Insurance is a National Competition, which will be won by a school, individual or company with the highest number of entries. There is also a local grand prize of a Nashua SP100 SF Printer valued at R4 200 (donated by Nashua PMB) and a Lenovo G580 Notebook valued at R4 000 (donated by Incredible Connection), which will go to either a junior or senior school with the highest number of scholars entered, percentage wise.

Time allowed for the 4.2 km race is a max-imum of 70 minutes. Entry tickets, which include a Speedo (sizes 26 to 48), cost R100. Minimum entrant age is 7 years.

Water sachets will be provided, and there will be food that can be purchased after the event. For those that would like to braai after the event, Maritzburg Bowling Club have offered the use of their venue, where bever-ages and reasonably priced braai packs and fi res are available. If you are wanting to do late bulk entries, please contact either Angie or Liza at the Community Chest on 033 394 1031 or [email protected] to arrange a time.

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