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23 sept - 06 Oct 2015 issue 19 Vol 12

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Last week I received a

letter from a company collecting

television licence fees for and on behalf of the south african Broadcasting Corporation. The letter claims that I owe them money for an outstanding television licence fee renewal, but their approach is interesting. Instead of going on an outright offensive, they are trying a more subtle approach. Here is the content of that missive:

“Take your first step to doing the right thing!

We know times have been tough but thank goodness for affordable entertainment!

For just 73c per day – you have access to news around the world, the latest music and music videos, the funniest comedies and international star gossip!

Be honest – what else could you buy for 73c these days?

Did you know that if you pay your TV licence annually as opposed to monthly you will save R71.00!

This is truly amazing! Make a difference – pay your TV licence.”

Truly amazing…I think not.

I have no problem paying for services that I request and receive but to be paying anything to the SABC for the drivel they now produce under the guise of entertainment seems like extortion. The law requires that if you own a television set, it must be licenced and the licence fees paid to the SABC and I believe that the law in this case is an ass.

I have a device that links to the internet for the purpose of receiving information and entertainment of a nature that appeals to me. In effect it’s a monitor, not a television set, and as I no longer make use of any service provided the public broadcaster, I don’t believe that I owe them anything.

There was a time that SABC TV produced some great entertainment and although much of it has dated rather badly, it still makes for popular viewing according to DSTV’s latest figures. The SABC Encore channel on DSTV currently featuring repeats like The Villagers, Westgate, Vyfster, Going Up, Louis Motors and a host of other popular series from the past, has attracted record viewership over the past few months. This should be a bonanza for the surviving performers in these series, few as they may be, but no.

Actors who appear in SABC TV series being re-broadcast on DStv’s Encore channel are preparing for a legal battle with the public broadcaster about royalties. Hans Strydom, the lawyer acting for the SA Actors’ Guild, says the actors have not yet been paid for the series produced in the 1980s and 1990s. SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said the cheques were in the post and the SABC pays royalties only twice a year. Veteran actor Frank Opperman said he was at the gala event where the Encore channel was announced and SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng said: ‘I, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, will pay my performers.’ Joe (Sdumo) Mafela, seen in two popular broadcasts, said his agent has sent the SABC invoices, but has not received any feedback. The Guild took the SABC to court

15 years ago about royalties for re-broadcasts and won the case. But this means little to actors who are living in poverty because the SABC has cut back production to a fraction of what it once was.

So, when the SABC “takes their first step to doing the right thing” and pays those living in penury because there is no more television work available, I might consider doing likewise. Until then I will not be paying them a cent. I just think that under the circumstances “It’s the right thing to do…”

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Factors that inFluence the asking price oF property.

When putting a house on the

market, there are many factors that play a role in determining the asking price for the property. Both buyers and sellers should be aware of the factors that influence real estate marketability as they ultimately determine the value of property. Some of these factors include those of demographic change, progression and regression, and supply and demand.

Demographic Factors:According to Jan Myburgh, General

Manager of Harcourts Real Estate South Africa, “An important factor that determines price is the demographic change within a neighbourhood, be it negative or positive. All areas experience transformation, either in the form of growth or decay and these circumstances will severely affect the value of a property when it comes time to sell.” Currently the face of the greater Ballito is changing rapidly. In some areas expansion and new properties are clearly evident, while in other areas stagnation and deterioration is visible.

In circumstances where the demand for property far exceeds the opportunities available in the market place, the price of homes and rentals usually increase as people are willing to purchase at a higher price rather than risk no purchase at all. The strong demand for property leads to the building of more housing developments and accelerated growth in supply of property, such as South Africa had from 2005 to 2008. However, this often results in a surplus of housing which causes the reverse effect in the market, especially when the market is affected by unavailability of loans, high debt levels and unemployment like SA has had for the past 3 years.

current statistic’s on housing prices:According to statistics by OOBA,

South Africa’s largest bond originator, housing prices have shown a slow growth in recent times. In August 2014 the average house price was

R 982,297 growing by only 3.4% to August 2015 where the average price is currently

R1, 015,766. “This slowdown in housing prices is not surprising given

that consumer confidence is at its lowest level in 15 years,” says Rhys Dyer Ooba CEO.

change in utility supply:Add the current problems

experienced by local homeowners of water restrictions and load-shedding. All potential buyers are aware of additional costs to install water tanks, inverters and generators when considering buying property, where in the past they may only have taken renovation costs into account when making an offer to purchase.

progression or regression of an area:Houses within a neighbourhood

that all conform with each other as they are of a similar size and style with the same number of rooms, etc- will all fall within a similar price bracket and a similar value for these properties can be expected. However, the values of properties that do not conform within the parameters of the houses in the surrounding them may be affected by the principles of progression and regression.

The term “Principle of Regression” is used to refer to property of high value that due to its location within an area of lower valued properties is negatively affected and may suffer as its true value is not perceived. Similarly, the “Principle of Progression” refers to the increase in value of lower-valued properties which are in close proximity to houses of higher value. In short it means that the properties around you have a negative or a positive effect on the value/price on your property.

location: It’s all about location, location,

location! It is best to buy the worst house in a good neighbourhood at a higher price than the best house in a bad neighbourhood at a lower price. You have to think about the future of your investment and make the decision that will be best for you as a home-owner in the long-run.

The secret is to “Start selling as soon as you have bought “Ask yourself – Why will someone buy this property again in the future? What are the current trends in the area that may influence you selling on again in the future.

When it comes to pricing your property to sell, it is advisable to call on your local estate agent, such as harcourts Dolphin Coast, with a good track record and access to information of recent sales in your area, to assist you with establishing a market related price. But ultimately the true value of any property anywhere in the world will be determined by a willing and able Buyer and seller

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This case was taken on appeal to the Constitutional Court and judgment was handed down on 19 June 2015 in this appeal case, DE v RH 182/14, concerning the continued existence of a spouse’s right to claim damages for adultery against a third party. I will not go into the facts of this case but merely refer briefly to the Constitutional Court’s opinion that love and respect are foundations of a solid marriage and not legal rules. After all, it is the parties to a marriage who undertook to be truthful and faithful to each other. The Constitutional Court expressed its view that the obligation pre-eminently rests on the spouses themselves to protect and maintain their marriage relationship.

The court further made the point that our modern day idea of the sacrosanctity of marriage and its concomitant protection by the law are

by no means what they were in ancient times. The times are ever changing and the law – though still recognising the sanctity of marriage – has moved with the times both in its conception of the institution of marriage and the punitive extremes to which it will go to protect it. The court found no evidence that an action for adultery would deter a spouse in a marriage from committing adultery nor would it deter a third party from committing adultery with a married person. Adultery and malicious desertion are for the most part only the ultimate acts which indicate that a marriage has broken down. They are more often the effects of a marriage having broken down than the causes of breakdown.

This change in our legal system raises the question whether shifting the emphasis to personal and moral responsibility as opposed to legal recourse will sufficiently protect the sanctity of our marriages?

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sensitive one, but sometimes honesty is

the best medicine.Just recently, we had to deal rather

severely with discipline issues that had presented as rather distressing. The question of discipline is always of

concern at institutions of learning across the country. Whether a Public or Independent school, whether University or College – every institution has its challenges.

Recently, an article was published in one of the KZN newspapers, where the Headmaster who is ultimately responsible for discipline in his school, had addressed the parents of his school in a very forthright manner. He made reference to parents who, in some cases, are abdicating

their responsibility when raising their children. It’s a question that is often raised - who is accountable and responsible for the actions of the students?

We certainly do not encourage any form of misbehaviour, but rather stand boldly in encouraging our students to make the correct choices.

Discipline does not discriminate against culture, colour, private or public institutions and the common denominator boils down to one’s values. Every school has some form of structure whether it is ‘rules’ driven or ’value’ driven. The fact remains that schools are attempting to educate the youth of our nation far beyond the parameters of subject learning. As the saying goes, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.”

If a student does not have the motivation to make the right choices even with the support and assistance from all parties, they will be caught in conflict situations when the time comes to make a choice, whether it is right or wrong.

There is no parenting manual for easy reference and every family is different. We all have different views and opinions, but essentially morals & values are the basic criteria that mould our character and make us who we are.

Recently, I read an Educational Journal that discusses how parents compensate for their children;

“We, parents, are overprotecting, over-directing and do a lot of hand-holding, ostensibly in furtherance of our children’s safety – physical, emotional, academic, reputation, professional and financial, but also in furtherance of our own ego. Our kids

become chronologically adult, but still expect us to tell them what to do and how to do it, and they are bewildered by the prospect of having to fend for themselves as an actual independent human.”(Julie Lythcott-Haims: How Schools Are Handling an ‘Over parenting’ crisis).

In a nutshell, the article spoke about students being responsible and accountable by becoming independent through their own initiative. We do not teach our children anything by doing their homework or having to drop-off their assignment or Phys.Ed kit etc. We have to teach them a sense of responsibility and accountability, but it takes a concerted effort from all, to positively influence them in making good decisions, to have the courage and the character to abstain, to say ‘NO’ and to stand for what is right. At the same time, they also need to know that there are consequences for making bad choices and decisions. The way they respond become and the length they will need to go to rectify a situation will be crucial to their future. We often remind our students that the second time they make the same mistake, it is no longer a mistake, but a decision.

It’s not a perfect world and we all make mistakes at times, BUt it is incumbent on those who can make a difference to persevere and encourage good habits and acceptable behaviour whether in or out of school.

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Join the Green Gallery girls for a spectacular exhibition of Durban Delights featur-ing some of the best work of a stellar lineup of artists from the region. Come and treat the senses to the emotions evoked by works from Julie Mayo, John Smith, Norma Wiles, Rob Domijan, Nicole Pletts, Penny Brown, Owen Llewellyn Davies, Makiwa Mutomba, Shirley Brandon and Kirsty Hall as they interpret the various facets and moods of Durban at its finest.

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The SporTS Zone running Co. Spring run and Fun day at the Ballito Junction Shopping Centre was a great success with radio Life & Style 88.0 FM broadcasting the event live from the premises. helen from Liquid yoga held a special “post run” yoga class for runners…..

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2)the glObetROtteR – in addition to the diversification needs mentioned above, some have expenses that need to be covered in foreign currencies. The reasons could be numerous; however, quite commonly, parents have children living abroad. It may be education and living expenses for your child studying abroad that need to be covered, or regular visits to family members who have emigrated. We live in a global village and need to plan accordingly.

3)the afRO-Pessimist – despite how positively I may feel about our

beautiful country, it is not without its own set of problems and this has led to some feeling more than a little jittery. One only has to read the newspaper headlines and it becomes difficult to say that concerns are unfounded. Therefore, some investors find greater security in having a healthy chunk of their assets ‘under the shade’ of a stronger currency and/or economy. This strategy can work provided it is done intelligently and not to the detriment of your lifestyle here.

sO WheRe DOes thIs LeaVe Us? Certainly, every investor should have some offshore exposure. The exact amount differs according to investor’s goals and risk tolerance but 15%-25% is a fairly prudent number. Recent rand depreciation may have left some investors overexposed internationally and rebalancing should be done pronto (as is the case with any asset held for diversification purposes). In this circumstance, there is no need to physically take your money abroad but rather through what is known as an ‘asset swap’. This is done at a fund level (with your existing investments) so as to be able to rebalance easily.

For those with offshore expenses or needing the security, going direct is the answer. Offshore allowances have

been relaxed over the

past few years to

allow an investor (over

the age of 18) to invest up to R10 million every calendar year abroad. In addition to this, you also

have a single discretionary allowance of R1 million.

Wherever you fit in the above categories, discuss

your offshore strategy with your financial planner to ensure that it serves your lifestyle goals and personal needs.

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Exhibitor space available - book now!www.rainfarm.co.za | functions@rainfarm.co.za

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Wedding!Stand a Chance to

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Bridal Fair4th October ‘15

Food Stalls • Spot Prizes • Exhibitors StandsEntertainment • Fashion Show • Express Spa

bridal fair at Rain farmRain FaRm Game and LodGe wiLL be hoLdinG a bRidaL FaiR on the 4th oF octobeR.The Fair will open at 10am and there will be an exciting selection of exhibitors to

win yOUR DReam weDDing

Our featured bridal couple this week is Kathy and Gunther Garz who were married at the Lutheran church Zinkwazi in August. Because they wanted to celebrate their nuptials close to the sea, they chose the beautiful setting at Canelands Beach Club for their reception. It was a gorgeous event and all who were there will treasure the memories.Barry Bowditch captured the images, and we love them.We wish the happy couple a lifetime of love and happiness together.

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The first hundred people through the

doors will each get a goodie-bag packed

with super giveaways.

The entrance fee is R20.00 per person

Luxury Acommodation - Conferencing - Supper Theatre - Weddings & FunctionsRestaurants - Poolside Cocktail Bar - Whisky & Cigar Bar - Entertainment - Squash Court - Pool Tables

- Wellness Spa - Kiddies Parties

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- Wellness Spa - Kiddies Parties

browse through. They are also offering you a chance to win a wedding by entering the win your dream wedding compe-tition and there will be tons of spot prizes to be won on the day.There will be loads to explore on the day for everything wedding related.

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AWeSyM IS GROWInG

AWesyM skIn anD BODy, one of Ballito’s most popular wellness destinations has just

added two new attractions to their line-up of services. The Firming Studio with the Vela Shape II machine that effectively contours, shapes and slims the body by reducing cellulite and firming problem areas is already proving extremely popular as is their new Laser Studio for pain-free and effective removal of hair.

We attended the launch of these two new attractions and were impressed. We think you will be too!

Find the freedom to fl owAshtanga Vinyasa Yoga

Tuesday 08h15 - 09h15Thursday 17h15 - 18h15

at Sugardance Studio

The Quarter, 1 Stewart Drive, Ballito.

Contact Helen on 079 368 4486 Helen@liquidyoga.co.za

www.liquidyoga.co.za

hOw tO gain Weight

Yes, believe it or not, for some, putting on weight is harder than losing it.

Here are a few pointers to packing on the pounds.1. Quality vs. Quantity

Don’t think this gives you a free pass to eat sweets and burgers. You have to eat nutrient dense foods, so swop the chocolate and burgers for something more nutritious.

2. eat oftenYou don’t have to sit down to huge

servings of food and force feed yourself, rather have smaller more frequent meals. Make your meals nutrient dense and space them about 3 hours apart.

3. start liftingIf your goal is to pick up weight you

need to start picking up weights to build muscle.

4. Exercise will increase your appetite

5. Weights vs. cardioSome believe that you have to avoid

cardio like the plague but this is not true. Cardio will make you fitter and help you get through you weight training sessions without being completely exhausted. I would definitely recommend way more time in the weights section though. High

intensity cardio sprints can even make you put on muscle.

6. limit your rest between setsI often see people sitting around way

longer than they should between sets in order to lift as heavy as the can. Train your muscles, not your ego. Keep rests to about a minute

7. supplementI’m not saying run off to go buy

anabolic muscle shakes or pre-workouts. Supplement your diet with multivitamins and meal supplements.

8. closed chain exercises vs. isolation exercises

Do more push, pull, squat, lunge and lifting exercises. These get your hormones going way more than bicep curls and triceps pull downs.

9. eat healthy FatsApart from the health benefits, these

are also high in calories. You can get these from raw nuts and seeds, avocado and fish.

10 keep your repetitions between 8 and 12 Lifting too heavy will make you stronger but not necessarily bigger.

11. Blend it

Make some smoothies. It’s a very easy way to make sure you get your daily allowance of fruits. Be creative.

12 alternate Workouts

Muscles grow when they recover, not while you are training. Don’t do the same routine day after day. There are various split routines you can do. For example, focus on all your pushing exercises on your first day and all your pulling exercises on the second day. Alternatively, split up your days between upper and lower body.

13. sleepYou need 8 to 10 hours sleep per night

for maximum muscle growth. There is no substitute for this so switch off the television early and go to bed.

Salon Owner Symone & Moira - Slender Wonder

Shivanie - The Laser Studio Nirissa and her team from The firming Studio

demonstration from The Firming Studio

Symone, Kelly, Carra - Awesym Skin & Body

& Kaylene - dermalogica

COLLIN MBONGWA

General personal training Team sport specific training

Nutritional advice

Former professional rugby player, Collin Mbongwa took his love for sports, passion for giving back and helping people and turned it

into a career.

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2015 CITROEN C1 1.2 FEEL 60kW7 500km, Bluetooth, USB, Privacy Glass, Hill Assist,

Mags, LED’s

R129 900

2015 PEUGEOT 208 1.6 ALLURE (M)5 000km, Nav, Bluetooth, USB, Privacy Glass,

5Yr/60 000km Maintenance Plan

R199 900

2014 CITROEN C1 1.0 5Dr24 000km, Aircon, Power Steering, Electric Windows,

Radio CD

R89 900

2015 CITROEN DS5 Style 1.6 THP 115kW Auto5 500km, Nav, Reverse Camera, Keyless Entry,

3 Panoramic Roof

R359 900

2015 PEUGEOT 308 GT 1.6T 151kW2 000km, Keyless Entry, Massaging Seats, Xenon,

LED’s, Hill Assist, 5Yr Maintenance Plan

R349 900

2013 CITROEN C4 AIRCROSS 2.0i EXCLUSIVE AUTO85 000km, Aircon, Power Steering, Electric Windows,

Radio CD

R199 900

2014 CITROEN C4 PICASSO 1.6HDi25 000km, Stop/Start Function, Reverse Camera,

Nav, Hill Assist, Keyless Entry

R259 900

2014 CITROEN C1 1.0 3Dr24 000km, Aircon, Power Steering, Electric Windows,

Radio CD

R89 900

2015 PEUGEOT 208 ACCESS 1.21 000km, Bluetooth, Aircon, Power Steering,

5Yr Maintenance Plan

R169 900

2014 VW POLO 1.6 COMFORTLINE19 000km, Aircon, Power Steering, Electric Windows,

Radio CD

R169 900

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2015 CITROEN C4 CACTUS 1.2 FEEL 60kW13 000km, Bluetooth, USB, Privacy Glass, Hill Assist,

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ThIs month, they revealed their alaskan Concept which, they say, “paves the way for a forthcoming model that will

have a global calling”.Powering the new bakkie is a 2.3 litre

twin-turbodiesel, borrowed from the new Nissan Navara, with outputs ranging from 118kW to 140kW. Its small turbo, says Renault, is ideal for smooth acceleration at low-engine speeds, while a large unit is used for higher revs.

The strong chassis makes for great road holding, high ground clearance and distinctive driving comfort, claims Renault.

The load bed incorporates three longitudinal recesses suitable for fixing equipment. Additional storage bins either side can secure protection of equipment.

Renault claims its Alaskan bakkie combines a payload of one tonne with cutting-edge, athletic styling to meet the exacting needs of business users and individuals alike.

The Alaskan Concept’s has an assertive design, sculpted sides and prominent wheel arches a filled with 21”wheels.

The front-end features C-shaped LEDs, a prominent logo and the bonnet has four “sculptured ribs”. It has a combination of brushed and polished metal finishes throughout with blue/yellow details on the side-mirrors.

in terMS oF reGULation 14 oF tHe MUniciPaL SUPPLY cHain ManaGeMent PoLicY, ProSPectiVe SerVice ProViderS are inVited to aPPLY For eVaLUation and LiStinG aS an accredited ProSPectiVe ProVider.MN 175/2015

the kWaDUkUZa MUnICIPaLIty which is situated on the North Coast of KwaZulu Natal hereby invites prospective suppliers to apply for evaluation and listing on the KwaDukuza Goods and Service Providers Data Base as prospective service providers for only Three (3) commodities.

The KwaDukuza Goods and Service Providers Data Base is a list of prospective suppliers, firms, professionals and offices which will be used by the KwaDukuza Municipality to procure requirements covering a wide range of goods and services including services of a technical and professional nature.

The procurement of goods and services will be done by the Municipality in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act 2003 and the Municipality’s Supply Chain Management Policy.

KwaDukuza Municipality Data Base Registration Form is available from the Supply Chain Unit, No.2 Industria Crescent, KwaDukuza. Telephone 032 – 437 5114/5119. email enquiries to :sethembilen@kwadukuza.gov.za

Registration on the KwaDukuza Goods and Services Data Base is subject to the conditions specified in Section 112 (1) (L) of MFMA which states:(i) - who were convicted for fraud or corruption during the past five years;(ii) - who wilfully neglected, reneged on

or failed to comply with the government contract during the past five years;(iii) – whose tax matters are not cleared by South African Revenue Services.Will be prohibited from participating in the procurement of goods and services.

Completed Data Base Registration Forms (original) must be forwarded to the Supply Chain Management Office, No.2 Industria Crescent, KwaDukuza, 4450.

service Providers that are registered on kwaDukuza Municipality Database are requested to re-register with the sCM UnIt urgently.

all Prospective suppliers of Goods and services are required to submit valid original tax Clearance Certificates as issued by saRs and B-BBee Certificates as issued by: the verification agencies accredited by the south african national accreditation system (sanas) or Registered auditors approved by the Independent Regulatory board of auditors (IRBa) in accordance with the approval granted by the Department of trade and Industry (DtI).

the closing date for the submission of completed registration forms:-15 DeCeMBeR 2015NB. Service providers that fail to register their business on KwaDukuza Municipality data base will not qualify to offer their goods and services.

nJ MDakaneMUnICIPaL ManaGeR. Mn: 175/2015

RenAuLt’S HILux-FIGHteR – tHe ALASKAn

The new Renault Duster is flexible, adventurous SUV that’s always ready for the road and beyond. Its styling makes it the talk of the town(evan if the town is in the middle of nowhere) and a range of enhanced features make anywhere a destination.

So dare to be adventurous and take a test drive at Renault Ballito today.

*With 10% deposit | over 72 months | 30% or R64 770 Ballon Payment | 10% intrest rate | Retail price of R215 900 | Total cost of R280 524 | Retail price is in accordance with 1 September 2015 price list. price excludes “on-the-road” costs Terms and Conditions apply | Features are modle-specific and may vary. Deal is subject to credit approval terms and conditions of Renault Financial Services. A product of westbank. A division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and credit provider. NCRCP20

Renault Ballito8 Moffat Drive, Ballito, 4420Tel : +27 32 5863881

FSP Number : 32023

www.renault.co.za

Renault has been the no.1 Light Commercial Vehicle brand for the past 17 years in europe. nowReanult hopes to grab its share of the S.A. bakkie market. the new Renault Duster Oroch bakkie - headed for SA - was launched in Buenos Aires in June 2015

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water RESTRICTIONs Update : 23 September 2015 !

*Also listen to Radio Life & Style (88.0FM) for daily updates and follow the North Coast Courier on Social Media

Hazelmere Dam is at approximately 30%.30% Reduction for Domestic Consumers 10% Reduction for Registered Commercial Consumers All previous restrictions remain.PLAY YOUR PART AND BE WATER WISE.

Please view the water saving tips as well as more details on the restrictions, please visit our website www.sembcorp-sizawater.co.za. Customers can register

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Wayne Hulett from Collisheen Estate along with the team from Collisheen was a featured guest on Danielle’s show last week. Collisheen Estate is now the official sponsor of The After Lunch Crunch from 1- 3 pm every weekday afternoon.

O U R F I R S T O U T S I D E B R O A D C A S T !

Our first ever outside broadcast was a huge success. We were invited to take part in the Sports Zone Running Co. activity day at the Ballito Junction Shopping Centre and although the weather was a little inclement, the technical broadcast went off without a hitch. We now have the capability to take the station to events across the region so keep listening for news about the next one!

Super Swimmer Chad le Clos popped into the After Lunch Crunch to chat with Danielle Fisher about going for gold and all of that exciting stuff. He loved being on the show and, like Arnold Schwarzenegger said…he’ll be back….

Wicked Donuts are delivered weekly to lucky listeners who are tuned to Radio Life & Style at work and last week was no exception. If you would like us to personally deliver a box of the freshest, tastiest and most wicked donuts to you, send your details to studio@lifeandstyle.fm and your company could be next!

Umgeni Water’s Steve Gillham was in the studio recently giving us an update about the drought that we are experiencing and how important it is to continue to use water sparingly. There is every indication that the El Nino effect that is causing the below average rainfall will be with us for another year or so…bad news but forewarned is forearmed!

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