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ruled in the national Talent Africacompetition and even morecompetitors from Toti won goldmedals and were selected torepresentSouthAfricaintheinterna-tional competition in New York.

With so much talent, one articlecould not possibly pay tribute to allthe goldmedallists. This week Feverfeatures Fancy Feet Dance Studioand in weeks to come, articles willfocus on singer Keely Crocker andmusical instrument medallistsTristan Dale and Shaun Schoeman,

Nadia Bergh and Adriaan Cilliers.Fancy Feet Dance studio entered

27girls. Seventeendanced theirwayto gold and 10 won silver.

“Weentered one solo itemand sixgroup items,” saidKaylinVenter, oneof the five coaches at Fancy Feet.

“It was awonderful honourwhentwo of the group acts ‘Like Tina’,choreographed by Jade Terblancheand ‘Too Sweet’, choreographed byMelanie Slier, and solo entry singerKeely Crocker, were selected toperform at the gala event,” said

Venter.The gold medallists in ‘Like Tina’

are Jade Terblanche (coach),Melanie Slier (coach), LaurenVenter(coach), Cheralee Pontes (coach),DanaWhiting, Kaylin Venter (coach)and Kelsey Gibson. Gold medallistsperforming “Too Sweet” are TannahAissing, Tannah McKinney, HannahHall, Lara Grundy and Jenna vanNiekerk.

The “T-birds”, featuring ChloeDavies, Katelyn Glas, HayleyGlas, Camryn Cyfert and TaylaPretorious,choreographedbyKaylinVenter,alsodancedtheirwaytogold.

this is the first time Durban, or KZN,has had a regional round.

“This is the biggest competition Ihave had the opportunity of enteringandforoursixyearoldstoexperiencethis at their age is simply amazing,”said Venter.

“It has been a wonderfulexperience. We had no idea what toexpectandareproud tohavedonesowell. The opportunity to be exposedto international scouts in years tofollow is just incredible.”

Venter thanked all the Fancy Feetcoaches for a true team effort.

“We are registered with theAssociation of International DanceTeachers and what makes this sospecial is that we were all workingtogether like a family.”

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Thegroups “Flappersand Fans” and “Splash-ing Around”, and “Takea Seat” choreographedby Cheralee Pontes, wonsilver.

Pontes is also the soloact “Tapping Tango”.

“Cheralee will mostlikelygo toNewYork,butfor the groups it will bedifficult becauseof a lackof funding,” said Venter.

“The Talent Africacompetition is a lovelystepping stone for theperforming arts. Thecompetition has beenrunning for 10 years and

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDFancy Feet Dance Studio members(from left) Cheralee Pontes, KelseyGibson, Kaylin Venter, Dana Whiting,Melanie Slier, Jade Terblanche(coach) and Lauren Venter, prepareto perform ‘Like Tina’.

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THE Democratic Alliance(DA) stood alone in theiropposition to a proposed

6% sundry water tariff levy forthe 2015/16 financial yearduring Tuesdays eThekwini fullcouncil meeting, reportsCouncillor André Beetge,eThekwini Municipality and DAWhip and spokesperson:Finance and Procurement com-mittee.

Beetge said that this comesagainst the backdrop of anearlier presentation by thecity's water department thatreveals a current 35,5% waterloss.

“These losses include 39 542properties not reflecting onthe billing system, and 15 042water meters installed, butnot reflecting on the billingsystem.

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connections registered as “notactive”, 40 187 active accountswith zero consumption, 56 870disconnected records that arenot monitored for illegalreconnection and old andfailing infrastructure that, onaverage, results on close to600 (reported) leaks per dayand so-called no-go areaswhere council is unable tomonitor use and/or abuse,”Beetge said.

He said while the DA willremain a camp-fighter forreasonable access to water byall citizens, it cannot condonewater losses or supportadditional levies on an alreadyover burdened, yet shrinking,rate base.

“It is time the governingparty refrains from storytellingand face the reality thatwater is fast becomingmore of aproblem than electricity,” headded.

PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGThe Democratic Allianceopposed a proposed six percentsundry water tariff levy for the2015/16 financial year. Thisfollows a revelation by thecity's water department of a35,5% water loss.

Vodacom incampaign to curbtexting and drivingACELLPHONEserviceproviderhas launchedan initiative to curb texting and driving.

Vodacom’s W8_2send - pronounced “waittosend”-encouragesSouthAfricanstopledgeto never text while driving.

“Wewanted to find away to engage aswellaseducateSouthAfricansaroundthedangersof texting and driving,” said Vodacom’s chiefofficer of corporate affairs Maya Makanjee.

Making a pledge involves visitingwww.w82send.co.za and pledging via aFacebook post or a tweet on Twitter.

By last week, the campaign had just under800 pledges.

The website also includes a game, safetytips and advice on how to operate deviceshands-free on different platforms.

“Most South Africans are aware thattexting while driving is unsafe, but what theyoften don’t realise is just how dangerous it is.According to Arrive Alive, studies havesuggested that texting while driving is evenriskier than driving under the influence ofalcohol or drugs. Its purpose is to create amemorable experience that will make peoplethink twice before they tweet on the road.”

The network is now engaging other indus-try stakeholders and the government tobecome partners in the initiative. - Supplied.

Two injuredon Twini hillSUPPLIED

TWO people were injured after a beertruck overturned on the N2 north onUmbogintwini Hill near Amanzimtotion Sunday afternoon.

“The exact detail to the cause ofthe accident and preceding eventswill remain a subject for policeinvestigation,” said Netcare 911liaison officer, Chris Botha.

“Netcare 911 paramedics foundthe road obstructed with the wreck-

age of the truck and broken bottlesof beer. After triaging the occupants,it was found that two workerssustained minor injuries. They weretreated at the scene but refused

transportation to hospital,” saidBotha.

The road was closed for abouttwo hours while a clean-up operationwas done. - Supplied.

Twopeoplewere in-jured whena beertruck over-turned onUmbogin-twini Hillon Sunday.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Two womenmissing

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THE family of Lorraine Bothma(maiden name) or Otto (marriedname), who has been missing since

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLorraine Bothma.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDViki Burger.

Sunday, 29 March,are still desperatelysearching forher. According toBothma’s brotherGarth, she was lastseen in Beach Roadat 10pm on Sunday.

A missing per-sons case has beenopenedat theAman-zimtoti PoliceStation.Anyonewithinformation shouldurgently contact herbrotherGarth at 083501 1885.

Another women,VikiBurger,drivingablack and creamMini Cooper withregistration plateFJN 891 MP, wentmissing on Monday,6 April, SAPSAmanzimtoti Cap-tain Charlene vander Spuy reports.

“Burger was lastheard from inDurban. Be on thelookout for thisperson or vehicleand report to Aman-zimtoti SAPS,” Cap-tain van der Spuyrequested.

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MARKWhiteNissanAmanzim-toti motor dealership haslaunchedacampaign toassist

the community to become mobile.Through this campaign the

dealership will donate wheelchairs.Thecampaign, called “changeyour

wheels - change your life”,means thatfor every car sold the dealership willdonate a portion of the profit to thewheelchair campaign.

It is also asking customers and thecommunity to contribute. Thedealership has identified a supplier,1-Stop Medical Supplies, which iswilling to provide thewheelchairs at areduced cost.

The first receiver of an electricwheelchair will be a young girl fromBobbi Bear - Mekayla.

“Bobbi Bear was blessed withMekaylaalmost threeyearsago.She isnow six. Mekayla was born withCongenital Myopathy and willunfortunately,neverwalk.Despiteherchallenges, she is an extremelybeautiful young girl, bright and clever.Her challenges have never been anobstacle inher lifeandshebelievessheisnodifferenttoanyotherchild,”BobbiBear’s Eureka Olivier said.

“Her littlemind isas inquisitiveandas functional as any child her age. Sheis so willing to learn new things,explore, make friends, and is theabsolute life and soul of the entireBobbi Bear team and anyonewho hasthe privilege of meeting her. Herlaughter, on-going questions and thelove she radiates is a highlight of ourdays,” she added.

Olivier said that a new motorisedwheelchair for Mekayla will give herthe independencesheneedsandmakeher more mobile.

“Mekayla's littlebody is very fragileand she has to be carried where sheneeds to go.

“We have always dreamt of amotorised wheelchair for her as weknow the difference itwillmake in her

life.Weknowitwill changeher lifeandwe know it will build her confidencebecause she will be able to ‘ride’around and play like other children.Mekayla is the ‘angel’ of Bobbi Bearand as a team, we will forever begratefultoallwhocanmakethisdreama reality,” Olivier added.

Mark White Nissan’s marketer,Carol Mathews, said that thecampaignwill bemarketedat commu-

nity events, including the Thursdaynight market at Lords and Legends,for the whole of April, a night gameat Amanzimtoti Rugby Club on17 April, the Highland Gatheringon 2 May and a rugby festival on 9May.

For further information, visitwww.markwhitenissantoti.co.za orjoin their Facebook page Mark WhiteNissan Amanzimtoti.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBobbi Bear's Mekayla will be the first recipient of an electronic wheelchairthrough the Mark White Nissan Amanzimtoti motor dealership's campaign toassist the community to become mobile. With Mekayla is Bobbi Bear’s EurekaOlivier.

Welfare raffle winnerSUPPLIED

KINGSBURGH Child andFamily Welfare thanks theKingsburgh Library staff, itspatrons, local schools and thepublic, for assisting it with itsEaster raffle.

“Thank you to the commu-nity for your continued

support. Our raffle winner isFiona Hall,” said KingsburghWelfare senior social workerSandra Govender.

For more information,contact Kingsburgh Child andFamily Welfare Society at031 916 2274 during officehours, from 8am to 12pm.

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Foyer facelifttriggers fondmemories

TANIA SANDBERG>>Ucnews2@feveronline.co.za

JABULANI Senior Citizen’sResidence has many talentedresidents.

One of them is Stan Cross.Crossdonatedfiveoilpaintings

to the residence to give the foyer anew look.

Cross’s paintings are inspiredby photographs and one of thepaintings was done from aphotographhe tookof the rocks atWinklespruit beach in 1936.

Residents gathered in the foyerand reminisced aboutWinklespruit beach being themost popular beach in thoseyears, and where the nameWinklespruit stemmed from.

“Stan has been most generousAside fromdonatingpaintings, healsodonatesmoney touswhenhesells his paintings,” Jabulani’sBeth Duncan said.

Cross said he loves painting asa hobby and sells his paintingssometimes to buy new oils andsupplies.

PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGStan Cross with the oil paintings he donated to Jabulani SeniorCitizen’s Residence.

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• Whenarrivinghomeafterworkoranyothertrip,makesurethatthereareno unknown people loitering in theimmediatevicinityofyourdrivewayorgate. If youdo see someone, drive pastand contact your security company,asking them to send a patrol vehicle toyour street.

Try togetanaccuratedescriptionofthe person or people loitering.

• Once you have driven into yourdriveway, make sure (if you make useof remote controlled gates) that thegatesare safely closedbefore climbingout of your vehicle.

Keep all doors andwindows lockedand/or closed until it is safe to get outof the vehicle.

• Remain vigilant at all times whenapproaching the entrance to yourhouse. If you have dogs that stayoutside, and they normally come togreet you, be especially vigilant if theydon't do the same on any specific day.This could mean that they have beenpoisonedorattackedandeliminatedinthe run up to a home invasion.

• Walk briskly and straight to thedoorway,keeping theareaunderclose

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Keep a can of pepper spray,insecticideordeodorantcloseathand,in case of a surprise assault once youhave entered the doorway.

• If you have parcels or otherbaggage thatneed tobe taken fromthevehicle,make sure that thearea is safebefore going back out to the vehicleagain.

Try to keep one hand free whilstcarrying the said parcels/baggage,even if itmeansmore trips backwardsand forwards.

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Time for taxpayers totake to the streets

CITIZENS beleaguered withhuge hikes in petrol andelectricitytariffshavetospeak

in one voice and that is protestingon the streets. This is the only voicegovernment understands.

The citizens in this country arebeing ripped off of every last centwhile corruption and incompetencein government departments

continue. The most recent case iswhere the Department of PublicWorks could not corroborate the bil-lions they spent on so called jobscreated and the actual number ofjobs created.

Price of petrol went up by R1,62a litre on Wednesday April 1 and thiswas not an April Fool’s jokealthough in the eyes of government

we seem to be. The reasons given bythe Department of Energy Affairs isthe higher international prices ofpetrol and the weakening randagainst the dollar.

The price of Brent crude hasfallen to $56 a barrel. Almost eightmonths ago the price was between$113 and $118 a barrel. How is theincrease in fuel prices being quanti-fied? I wonder what the price ofpetrol would have been if the priceof Brent crude was at these highlevels. Could it mean that consum-ers would be paying double (R24 alitre) if the oil price recovers to $113

a barrel?The only way to get answers is

to protest. Blocking of roads,throwing stones, burning tyres andunwanted destruction has workedin many parts of the country. Maybeas taxpaying citizens this is the onlyroute to follow. Complaining anddoing nothing does not work.Urgent and critical action is requirednow. Protest action will send amessage to government that theyneed to think twice before raisingtariffs.

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Fever diary>>Every Wednesday from9.30amto12.30am,Amanzim-toti Trauma Unit hosts a teakiosk at the Umdoni Bird Park.Tea, coffee, juice and eatsavailable.>> Last Thursday of everymonth: Same Love SupportGroup Toti (previously PFLAG)

provides support for LGBT,support forparentsofLGBT, in-formationalmaterial, talks andmeetings and a 24-hour help-line. Phone: 084 700 2536 oremail samelovefami-lies@gmail.com>> Dance Basics, a ballroomand Latin-American dancestudio in Durban, is offeringbeginner classes for physicallydisabled people. Inquiries:JanelleYunnieat084 474 0531

or e-maildancebasics@mweb.co.za>>EverySunday,AmanzimtotiMethodist Church hosts a 5pmchurch service during whichthere is Sunday school.

This is convenient forchildren who attend sportsevents on Sundays. The churchalsohostsa9.15amto10.15amSunday school service. Forfurtherdetails,contactGwendaat 031 903 2540.

Letters to the Editor must be receivedby no later than Monday 4pm. Lettersand e-mails should be addressed toThe Editor and e-mailed toucnews2@feveronline.co.zaLetters should not be longer than350 words. While pseudonyms areallowed, writers must still includetheir full names and contact details(which will not be published) orletters will not be printed.The Editor reserves the right to notrun letters or to alter letters so theyare legible.

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Supporting Action in Autism Day

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDIn support (from left) Yandisa Sithele, Siann Sigaram, Mrs Van DerWesthuizen, Thasmika Reddy and Rohini Udirjoo. In support (from left) Garion Daniel, Skye Hely, Travis Tachell and Dylan Peacock.

Athlone Park PrimarySchool pupils and staffsupported Action inAutism Day by wearingblue.

Kuswag Skool het hul jaarlikseMeneer en Mejuffrou KuswagKompetisie gehou op Dinsdag 31Maart. Die wenners is Chantené deBeer, Graad 12 leerling en JancoVorster, Graad 11 leerling. Chantenéen die ander meisies het rokkegedra van Just Prom en HanrieLues en hul grimering is gedoendeur Elmarie Steyn, Hannon agentin Amanzimtoti. Die meisies sehare is gedoen deur Salon VIP enSalon Totilly Gorgeous. In dietweede plek was Aleshia Moll enEben van der Merwe en diegehoor-gunstelinge was Dané vanNiekerk en Hennie van Heerden.FOTO: VERSKAF

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FOTO: VERSKAFSonja Heroldt en Tjokker het Kuswag Skool besoek opMaandag 30 Maart. Die immer gewilde sangeres enhaar hondevriend, Tjokker, het vir groot vermaak enpret gesorg en terselfdertyd allerlei lewenslesse vir diekinders geleer. Bo is Heroldt by van die KuswagGraad 1 leerders wat die vertoning bygewoon het.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDJanine Le Roux from Warner BeachPrep participated in the Blue OceanAquatics (BOA) gala at Oslo Beachrecently. She placed in butterfly andin backstroke.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThabo Tsotsobe from UCT gave an informative and entertaining talk when he visited KingswayHigh School recently to chat to the Grade 11 and 12 pupils.

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Make food safety ashared responsibility

>> World Health Day celebrated on 7 April

IT is a known fact that good healthis intrinsic to human happiness.Youmayownasprawlinghomeor

expensive clothes, but if your body isnot well, all possessions seemworthless.

On7Aprileveryyear,WorldHealthDay is celebrated to mark theanniversary of the founding of WHO,a specialised branch of the UnitedNations concerned with internation-al public health.

World Health Day focuses onincreasing life expectancy by addinggood health to the lives of people andpromoting healthier living habitsacross the globe.

Each year a particular theme isselectedthathighlightsapriorityareaof public health.

DrMargaret Chan,WHOdirector-general, announcedat ICN2that foodsafety would be the focus of WorldHealth Day 2015.

“WHO will dedicate its2015 World Health Day tofood safety to catalysecollective government andpublic action to putmeasures inplace thatwillimprove safety of foodfrom farms, factories,street vendors andkitchens. Also in 2015,WHO will, for the firsttime,publishestimatesofthe global burden offood-borne disease,finally showing the scaleof the problem,” saidChan.

When we eat, we consumeparasites, chemicals, contaminates,additives and adulterants along withour foodwhichcanseriouslymessupour immune system.

Food-borne and water-bornediarrhoeal diseases kill an estimatedtwo million people, includingchildren. That’s why food safety issignificant to public health as food-borne diseases affect people’s wellbeing, impede socio-economicdevelopment by straining health-care systemswhich in turn adverselyinfluences national economies,tourism and trade.

So this year’s theme focuses ondemonstrating the importance offood safety along the whole length ofthe food chain in a globalised world,from production and transport, topreparation and consumption.

With the world shrinking andglobalisationspreading itswings, the

growing consumer demand for awider variety of foods has resulted inan increasingly complex and longerglobal food chain.

Unsafefoodstartsaviciouscycleofdiseases threatening the nutritionalstatus of the poor and underprivi-leged. With the supply of food itemsbecoming scarce, the poor section ofsociety is often compelled to switchto unhealthy diets which pose manyhealth risks.

Not only the poor, but the richman’s plate is also not free from suchhazardsbecauseoftheexpandinguseof additives, preservatives andantibiotics in crops.

The rising number of deathscaused by food-borne diseases hasbrought thecauseof foodsafety to thefore.

So, the World Health Day coercesgovernments across the world tomake food safety a public healthpriority. The entire objective ofthis day is to actuate collectivegovernment and public action toquantify practices by establishingcomprehensive food safety policy,legislation and national food safetyprogrammes. A thorough collabora-tion by aligning policies in agricul-ture, trade, health, education andsocial protection is of utmost concernto provide a safe and healthy diet forall.Not only thegovernment, it is alsoan effort to promote awarenessamongpeopletopracticesafestepsinfood purchasing, food handling,cooking, and storage which canprevent food-borne illnesses.

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Five safe habits for WorldHealth Day 2015

>> SEPARATE raw and cooked:Raw meat, poultry and seafood,cancontaindangerousmicroorga-nisms,which could be transferredto other foods during foodpreparation and storage.>> Cook thoroughly: Propercooking can kill almost alldangerous microorganisms. Alsopay special attention to mincedmeats, rolled roasts and largejoints of meat during cooking.Always reheat food thoroughly.>> Keep food at safe tempera-tures:Do not leave cooked food at

room temperature for more thantwo hours as harmful microorga-nisms can multiply very quickly iffood is stored at room tempera-ture. Do not even store food toolong in the refrigerator.>> Use clean water and rawma-terials: Untreated water fromriversandcanalscontainparasitesand pathogens, which can causediarrhoea, typhoid or dysentery.Always use boiled clean water forcooking. Always wash fruit andvegetables thoroughly beforeeating or cooking.

UNDER the slogan “From farm to plate, makefood safe”, WHO this year wants to highlightthe challenges associated with food safety.>> Intestinal infections caused by viruses,bacteria and protozoa that enter the body byingestion of contaminated food can evencause cancer.

>> The enteric or intestinal disease agentsresponsible for most deaths wereSalmonella Typhi (52 000 deaths), enterop-athogenic E. coli (37 000) and norovirus(35 000).

>> African region recorded the highestdisease burden for enteric foodbornedisease, followed by South-East Asia>> Over 40% people suffering from entericdiseases caused by contaminated food werechildren aged under five.

>> Unsafe food also poses major economicrisks. For example, the 2011 E.coli outbreak inGermany reportedly caused $1.3 billion inlosses for farmers and industries and $236million in emergency aid payments to 22European Union member states.

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Enhancing counselling techniques

Addressing substance abuse>> Helping to empower the youth to deal with problems themselves

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ANEWnon-profit organisation,Against Substance Abuse(ASA),will empower the youth

to deal with problems and educatethem about the dangers of drugs.

The organisation, founded byaddictions counsellor (SAC dip.)

Bianca Holman, will be startingambassadorprogrammes inschools.ASA also aims to empower the youthto deal with problems themselves.

“Ultimately, we can't really stopthem from doing what they want todo, that iswhy it is importantwe giveout information ondrugs.Weneed toshow them that it can happen toanyone at any time,” Holman said.

Holman,a formeraddict, said thatat the core of the problem is the factthat children are unable to deal withtheir emotions.

“They don't have the correctcoping skills and use drugs to be ableto cope. Parents tend to teach theirchildren basic emotions - happy, sad- but what should you do when youexperience these emotions? For

example do you celebrate beinghappy by having a party and a drink,or when you are angry do you go ona rampage?” she said.

Holmansaidthebestpreventionisfor parents to be involved with theirchildren.

“Know what they do, where theyare, who their friends are and get toknow their friends parents."

To assist parents, ASA also plansonrunningamentorshipprogrammeas an alternative to counselling,

where they assist troubled teens bybecoming an “au pair” to the child,bonding with the child, identifyingtheir counselling needs and thenassisting them.

“Duringthisprocess,weintroducea self-help worksheet and use it aswriting therapy, which I feel is soimportant to identify what thechildren are like and solve problemsintheirheartsandmentally,”Holmansaid.

ASA calls on the community toassist them with resources. On theirwish-list is a laptop or a Tablet forpresentationsandsmall independentoffice space.For further information,contact ASA on 073 153 5541 atwww.againstsubstanceabuse.org.za

Child protection programme offered

EARLY Childhood Developmentcentres that require a childprotection programme can contactKingsburgh Child and FamilyWelfare.

“We all need to make childprotection our responsibility andour child protection programmeis aimed at teaching children

as young as possible to protectthemselves,” senior social workerSandra Govender said.

Govender said that some ofthe things its programme focuseson are being aware ofyour surroundings at all times,using your loudest voice, “yell andtell”, never get into a stranger’s car

or accept sweets, etc., fromstrangers, if you feel unsafe tellsomeone you trust etc.

Govender called on EarlyChildhood Development centresthat require child protectionprogrammes to contact them at031 916 2274 between 8am and12pm.

Childrenattend thechild protec-tionprogrammeoffered byKingsburghChild andFamilyWelfare.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

AFRICACaresforLifeisofferingitscounsellingcourse from4to8Mayat Lionsgate Church, 24 QueensTerrace, from 9am to 3pm.The cost is R800 and the trainer isDanielle Gradwell.

Although this course is basedon pregnancy counselling, thesevenfundamentalscanbeusedinall types of counselling.The training covers the sevenfundamentals of Christian crisiscounselling, - speak the truth inlove, be ministers not manipula-tors, everyone is sending out anSOS, the four qualities of aneffectivehelper, the fivecommuni-

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The course will enhancecounselling techniques and equipattendees to understandpeople incrisis. Equipped to Serve isendorsed by Africa Cares for Lifeas a best practice lay counsellingmethodology suitable forcounselling ministry. This courseis accredited by the Council forCounsellors South Africa.

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New York­shownLexus RX heads for SA

>> Details for SA launch will be announced later

LEXUS’S fourth generation RX madeits debut at the 2015 New York autoshow, sporting a new body,

redesigned interior, longer wheelbaseand the latest in safety and technologyfrom the automaker.

The RX SUV, the best-selling model inLexus’s 26-year history, measures 4.8mlong, 1.8m wide, 1.6 tall and has a wheel-base of 2.7m. The range will be poweredby 3.5-litre V6 petrol and V6 petrol-hybrid engines.

It’s expected to be launched later inEurope towards the end of 2015. Detailsand specifications for South Africa will beannounced later.

At the front it has new a version ofLexus’ signature spindle-grille design,chromed trim and triple L-shaped LEDs.It has redesigned foglights and assertiveflares to its front wings. Its blacked-outC-pillars, create what Lexus calls a “float-ing roof” effect, and its new 20” alloy rimscan be fitted with coloured inserts.

At the rear, the all-wheel drive RX hasbeen enhanced with L-shaped taillightsthat wrap around its flanks.

Inside it has new laser-cut wood orna-mentation, sunroof, a large head-updisplay and a 31cm screen. The rear seatscan be heatable and power-adjustable.

The new RX will be available (depend-ing on market) with an upgraded 3.5-litreV6 petrol capable of 223kW, mated to anew eight-speed auto driving power to allfour wheels.

A hybrid version of the 3.5 litre V6 willalso be available.

The RX chassis has been strength-ened to provide better stability andcontrol through bends. The bodystructure has been made stronger withimproved rigidity, handling and reducedroad noise.

Its Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Man-agement (VDIM) is designed to, Lexussays, “recognise potentially dangeroussituations and make automatic adjust-

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According to Lexus: “Most RX versionswill be available with Adaptive VariableSuspension (AVS), which electronicallymonitors and adapts suspensiondamping and steering to secure the besthandling and ride according to the drivingconditions.”

The system integrates several existingLexus active safety technologies; pre-col-lision system, lane departure alert andautomatic high beam. Optional safety kitincludes adaptive high-beam system andblind spot monitor.

The spindle grille and lower centresection of the rear bumper have a new FSport mesh and it has new alloy rims.Inside it gains a new instrument cluster,leather, sports steering wheel withpaddle shifts. Exclusive colour optionsand trims are also available.

The RX F-Sport receives an active sta-biliser system and AVS. The drive modeselect adds a Sport S+ mode with AVS,in addition to eco, normal and Sports S.

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MAZDA SA has introduced a CX-5 faceliftmodel with, the automaker says,advanced technology, better functionalityand a more refined cabin and shell.

The MZD Connect infotainment systemis a simple system for internet radio-streaming and social networking,considered by Mazda to be part of theenhancement across the model range.

Also new is an electronic parking brake.Satnav is standard on the Individual andAkera models, optional on Active andDynamic.

The CX-5 is the first Mazda in SouthAfrica to adopt, on Individual and Akeramodels, adaptive LED headlights whichhave a no-glare light-emitting diode arrayfor high beam. A windscreen cameradetects the headlights of oncomingvehicles or tail lights of vehicles ahead andturns off only the light block shining on theother vehicles.

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The two-litre four-cylinder petroldelivers 121kW/210Nm, with fuelconsumption rated at 6.4 litres/100km.The 2.5 petrol is capable of 141kW/256Nmand uses 7.4 litres/100km.

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