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We of the KwaZulu Natal Rugby Vet-erans Association would like to thank Ursula Neizel and Capital Newspapers for your continued support. Once again, Ursula and your team did a fantas-tic job advertising and getting our

event out there in the media.Its Ursula and your company

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Full marks must be given the Indian Judicial sys-tem for handing out the death penalty to the four suspects convicted of raping a young medical student and then dumping her semi naked body on the streets of India to die.

The horren-dous manner in which the vic-tim was raped shows the brutal-ity of the crime. Impaling a female with a metal rod and tearing her intestines is indicative of a very sick society. I just hope the ver-dict stands and the lawyers for the convicted rapists lose their appeal. The judgement read out by Judge Yogesh Khanna stated

that these convicted rapists must be hanged from their necks with a rope till they die. These scum of

the earth who per-ceive women to be objects desire and sexual gratifi ca-tion have lost their right to be called human beings. Indian law needs to overhauled and parliament needs

to introduce stricter and harsher laws to reduce sexual crimes. This attack has highlighted the litany of sex crimes against women.

May the young medical stu-dents soul rest in peace in the palm of Gods hand knowing that justice is being done.

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Deepavali is not about noise. A great man once said, The great-ness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated. He was no other than the Mahatma himself, Mohandas Kar-amchand Gandhi.

Mahatma Gandhi makes one proud to be Indian and more importantly proud to be a Hindu.

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Deepavali is about lights and not frightening little animals. It is time Hindus behaved in a civilized and godly manner. Say no to noisy fi reworks and yes to peace, love and happiness.

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A very big thank you for publishing the article, Saris for good karma. A gentleman named Ishwar Mai-koo contacted me and gave me the number of Kanchana Moodliar. She is from Durban and appeared on TV.

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Recently there was an article referring to Unfair Deal on Local Events. A disaster management offi cial from the Msunduzi munic-ipality stated that there was a Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act. Like many other Acts, if these are not implemented they become meaningless.

For instance Msunduzis swim-ming pool regulations deter-mine that a lifeguard should be deployed for every 250 bathers. Had they been implemented at the Alexandra swimming pool during December last year, the unfortu-

nate loss of life of the RTI appli-cant that drowned at this pool, could have been prevented. On this day there was a bathing load in excess of 1 500 at the pool. Implementing the regulations would have required there to be at least six lifeguards on duty. Unfor-tunately there were only three. Disappointingly, swimming pool safety and security has been com-promised for many years. Despite outcries by ratepayers, nothing has been undertaken to correct this unfortunate situation.

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Learners of the Merryland Preschool and creche participated in a Spring Day with learners performing in concert attended by parents and grandparents

The Northdale Mus-lim Society in Chetty Road is inviting all to the Urs Mubarak of Huzoor Sad-rush Shariah, Mufti Amjad Ali Al Qqaderi (Radi Allahu Anhu) and Huzoor Mufti Azame Hind Haz-rath Mustapha Raza Khan (Radi Allahu Anhu).

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The annual survey shows South Africas top university is UCT (at position 145) fol-lowed by Wits (313), Stellen-bosch (387), Pretoria (471), UKZN (501), Rhodes (551) and Johannesburg (601). UNISA did not make it. Nei-ther did any other South Afri-can university.

Are we bad compared with the rest of the world? Com-pared with the traditional seats of academic excellence, yes. The US not only holds pride of place with MIT at number one, but has 41 uni-versities ahead of UCT. The UK has 23 ranked higher than UCT.

We are top in Africa (where very few universi-ties made the list), the Middle East (with only the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

sneaking in at 141), South America (except for Brazil where Sao Paulo came in at 127), and Eastern Europe.

But Australia pips us with 8 higher-place universities, as do Japan (7), Canada (6), China (4), South Korea (4), Hong Kong (4), Singapore (2), and Taiwan (1).

While we hold our own in southern (Mediterranean) Europe against the likes of Spain, Italy and Greece, northern Europe chops us silly. Countries with the num-ber of universities that placed higher than UCT include Ger-many (9), Netherlands (7), Switzerland (6), Sweden (3), Denmark (3) and even Ire-land (2).

And BRICSA (our uneasy economic alliance)? Pretty good. Brazil (1), Russia (1), China (4), India (0). But while India does not have any universities higher ranked than UCT it has a solid rank-ing showing for its institu-tions in Delhi (222), Bombay (233), Kanpur (295), Madras (313), and Kharagpur (346).

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The seed of todays well estab-lished work was sown in 1908 when Rev John Rangiah and Rev N.E. Thompson visited the capital city and saw the need for an Indian Baptist church.

The fi rst service was held in the home of the Samuel family and Sunday school and Bible studies were held at an open site where the church was later built. On the 17 April 1965 the church was granted branch status and the fi rst baptis-mal service was held on May 16 that year at the Central Baptist Church with seven believers being baptized. By the end of 1965 there were 35 members and a church building and manse were built with a loan of R2 500.

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for 24 years, says current Pastor Julius Moses.

As we look back, we can truly say that God has been faithful. The Lord has blessed us with three members that have gone into full-time ministry. We thank God for the commitment, dedication and support that was provided over and over by every pastor, leader and member, said Pastor Moses.

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There will be an exam preparation workshop held by SAs number 1 study coach, Junaid Bayat later this month.

The workshop will be hosted at the Natal Blind and Deaf Soci-ety in Olympia Way on September 26, 2013 from 9am to 3.30pm.

Tickets are on sale at R200 per person and those in attendance will receive R1000 worth of study material and study bonuses.

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uShaka Marine Worlds Sea World will be giving Grade 9 to 12 learn-ers the opportunity to take part in a Marine Careers Course which will edu-cate learners interested in pursuing a career in the Marine fi elds such as Marine scien-tist, Aquarist, Dolphin Trainer, educator and more.

Now is the time to take advantage of such a course as it is a great opportunity for learners to understand the type of work that is required in a career of this nature and will help determine whether it is the

correct career path to choose when stud-ying further. The course costs R170 per person and takes place on September 26 and 27 from 08h00 15h30. Learners are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and closed fl at shoes.

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During the September school holidays, Eben-ezer Stone, together with Royal Fire International Min-istry will be hosting a youth pro-gramme at the Woodlands Com-munity Hall from September 23 to 27

The theme is Youthful to be Useful, where the youth are going to make a difference in their community through an empow-erment programme planned for them. This programme is aimed at keeping children off the streets during the holidays and usefully

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schools have been invited to attend: Woodlands Pri-mary, Haythorne High, Forrest Hill and Moun-tain Rise Primary.

The program entails a clean up campaign. All donations that have been donated to the shelter and have not been utilized

will be handed out to the needy. In order to make this initiative

a true success, Ebenezer Stone is looking for donation of rolls and juice for the kids and transport assistance. Anyone who is will-ing to help in this programme is more than welcome to come out and assist.

The programme starts at 8am each day, and lasts until 2pm

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Pietermaritzburg residents opened their hearts to a hospice winter appeal for warm clothing, blankets, throw-overs, heater pads and scarves for the elderly and needy. Within three months two large containers were fi lled with donations.

The blanket drive for the joint Msunduzi

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The Pietermaritzburg Bhajan Group held its fi rst Raam Bhajan Festi-val on Saturday at the Longmarket Street Temple Hall.

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The groups performed to a packed hall from 6pm until mid-night.

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The group currently has 35 members who meet every Friday from 7pm to 9pm for practice.

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We can easily see another Shaun Donnely, Klamie Row, Rowen Dol-phin, Arthur Bartman, Shaun Pot-gieter and Shane Morrison coming

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Patchay, like the majority of East-wood residents, including athletes of different sporting codes, says the standard and conditions of the sports facilities around Eastwood have gone to the dogs.

He is appealing to the local municipality to do something in order to keep the sports going in the area.

Patchay feels if Eastwood grounds could be maintained again, properly fenced, and provided with adequate lighting, then sport for the young-sters can be resumed and crime reduced.

Things are so different in other areas where they have working fl ood lights and the grounds are maintained. When you come to East-wood grounds, not all the fl ood lights are working, the fence is broken down and people just walk through the grounds every day so that there is a big pathway across the middle of the fi eld. We also dont see sprinklers watering the grounds asd was the case many years ago.

The head coach of the Re-United FC is former SA under 17 captain and ex-SA under 23 (amaGlug-Glug) and AmaZulu player, Shane Morri-son.

Spokesman for Msunduzi munici-pality, Brian Zuma, said the problem was a common one around the city but needed attention.

Maybe we need to re-visit and understand how those facilities are maintained and work from there. But issues like these are common all over our areas. Ideas need to shared in order to come up with the best solu-tions, he said.

Eastwood champions likely if facilities are improved

sport

Jerry Barnes

Trellidor sponsors Rivonia 230 Cycle Tour 2013

For the seventh consecu-tive year Trellidor Fran-chise Manager Kevin Bonner is co-organising the Rivo-nia Round Table 230 Johannes-burg to Durban Cycle Challenge.

Its his fi nal year to do this

as he has reached retirement age in Round Table terms, so hed like to end off with a record-break-ing fundraising year. The cycle tour raised a record R250 000 last year and Kevin would love to top this in 2013 through sponsorships from both individuals and com-panies. Trellidor has been a major sponsor for the full seven years

and is sponsoring the tour again this year. Well be stopping off at all the Trellidor franchises on the route and encourage local res-idents in each town to meet us there. We intend arriving at each stop at about 2pm each day, and further details can be obtained from each Trellidor franchise, said Kevin.

The Round Table Rivonia 230 Cycle Tour 2013 team intends breaking their previous fund raising record on their trip from Johannesburg to

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