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5NEWS

Former Msunduzi Dep-uty Mayor Mervyn Dirks (pictured) has vowed to take tougher action against a local newspaper for publishing what he regards as incorrect information about him. Dirks utterances come in the wake of a report which claimed that he was on the verge of joining the Democratic Alliance (DA).

I am furious at what was

printed in that article. The Galaxy newspaper ran the article about me without even speaking to me, said Dirks, adding that he planned on lodging a complaint with the Press Ombudsman.

The former Deputy Mayor fur-ther indicated that he would con-sider other options in dealing with the newspaper. He has distanced himself from all allegations saying he was furious and there was no truth in the Galaxy article.

The article stated that the Gal-axy was the fi rst to break the news, headlining their newspa-per, Former ANC Deputy Mayor Dirks to join DA. The arti-cle stated that the news was no

longer kept under the belt.The report went on to say that

not all DA councillors were happy with Dirks moving to the DA and that many councillors blamed Mergen Chetty, who also moved from the ANC to the DA, for spearheading Dirks move.

The DA councillors are not all keen on accepting Dirks into the party given his link with the past council that ran the city close to bankruptcy. It is however alleged that one faction within the DA is keenthey believe it will b a scoop for the party to have a former ANC deputy within the DA, stated the article.

The Galaxy article stated that

Chetty unpopular amongst his DA councillors but is seen as an opportunist who hogged the exec-utive seat that was benchmarked for Ward 33 councillor Nalini Atwaru.

I am furious at what was printed in that article. They (Gal-axy) ran the article about me with-out even speaking to me, said Dirks, adding that he planned on lodging a complaint with the Press Ombudsman.

Dirks emphasized that his loy-alties lay with the ANC, I am a loyal cadre of the ANC, he said.

Mervyn Dirks denies defection claims

Motorists travelling along Bambatha Road (New Grey-town Road) where Prilla Mills is situated are up in arms over speed-ing fi nes they received since last year with some refusing to pay claiming there are no speed limit signs erected.

The municipality however has warned motorists to either pay up or answer in court.

Public Eye received several telephone calls, emails and let-ters from upset motorists claim-ing that they were not properly informed of the speed limit on the road leading to and from Alland-ale Drive.

A motorist who did not wish to be named and confi rmed to receiving a fi ne, told Public Eye that he was shocked to fi nd out from the a member of the Msun-duzi Traffi c Department that the fi nes issued were indeed illegal. I was told in the strictest confi dence

that the trap was indeed illegal and they only discovered it after a motorist pointed it out to them. By then the fi nes were already posted and to avoid any egg on their faces they have decided to remain silent and let us poor fools pay for an illegal speed trap, he said.

I have recently received two fi nes of R200 each in that area. According to the charge, I was driving 72 km/h in a 60km zone. There are no boards inform-ing motorists when they turn from Allandale Drive going towards Prilla Mills. Is this fair?

asked one complainant who wrote in to Public Eye.

Another motorist said that he refuses to pay his fi ne received outside Prilla Mills as he believes the fi nes were issued illegally.

However senior city offi cial Kwenza Khumalo said signs were put up but that they may have been defaced or knocked down. He said motorists should know the speed limit.

Those motorists must call us and tell us if there are no signs there. Come rain or shine, motor-

ists will do anything to avoid paying their fi nes. They always look for excuses, he said add-ing that motorists are still liable to

pay their fi nes or opt to appear in court.

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7NEWS

UMgungundlovu munici-pality has come in for a lashing from one of its local municipalitys, after it was reported that it failed to book ade-quate accommodation for athletes participating in the annual Salga games. This emerged in a report presented to the Msunduzi Munic-ipalitys Executive Committee meeting (Exco) last week.

The report fi ngered the district for exposing athletes to danger during the games which ran from the 7th to the 10th of December. Msunduzi athletes make up 85% of the district team. The report was compiled by the manager for spe-cial projects in the Mayors offi ce, Evodia Mahlangu.

Children were booked at Escourt in a boarding house that had a tavern at its entrance and there was no security for all those children, said Mahlangu. Because of shoddy accommoda-tions arrangements, the report con-tinued, the overall performance of the team declined. In the previ-

ous year the district came 3rd, but this time it came fourth she said.

District organiser, James Khan-yeza , refuted the contents of the report, vowing to take the author of the report to actual lodges where the athletes stayed during the games.

He said the report was further from the truth and that the accom-

modation was the best accommo-dation they could secure in a small town. This cannot be like eThek-wini as there are more sought after establishments, he said.

According to Khanyeza, the contingent for the games included about 400 athletes. He said the Escourt accommodation was also the closest to the nearest grounds. The sporting grounds were at Ladysmith. So, Estcourt was the nearest town for us to lodge, he

said. The report further insisted that

KwaNaloga Games should not be hosted by smaller districts who do not have the required resources to do so. Khanyeza though said it would not be fair to say that uThukela should not have a right to host the games as they also fall part of the province. Msunduzi hosted the sporting spectacle in 2010

He said that uMgungundlovu shared the base camp with uMkh-anyakude. The reason why we secured accommodation in Est-court was that we were among fi rst municipalities to book, he said. Khanyeza said that the poor weather conditions may have con-tributed to the districts poor per-formance. Regarding poor per-formance she might have been referring to soccer as it is quite popular. We are still investigating as to why this code is not doing well enough, he said.

Msunduzi and district in spat over gamesMfundo Mkhize

The report was further from the truth .


8 NEWS

Kailene Pillay

A teaching career span-ning nearly 50 years came to an end as dedi-cated educator Deviki Govender of Springhaven Primary School in Bombay Heights spent her last days at school last week.

Govender, now aged 65, spent 45 years touching hundreds of lives, shaping and sharpening young minds across the prov-ince. She taught them how to read, how to write and how to be good human beings.

Govender, teaching Grade ones, twos and threes says she owes her lifes success to her par-ents who through their foresight and sacrifi ce sent her for further studies.

I will miss the staff, learn-ers, pupils and cleaners as they too have become a part of my life along with all the other schools I taught at. I am going to miss look-ing forward to public holidays and planning in advance what I am going to do, laughed Govender.

Her dedi-cation to the teaching pro-fession was best illustrated by the fact that while she had the option of retiring at 60, she opted instead to spend another fi ve years , imparting knowledge to learners.

I could have retired earlier but it was my wish to stay longer. I thank God for bless-ing me with good health so that I could have achieved this wish, Govender told Public Eye.

In the early days not all par-ents sent their daughters for fur-ther education, but although liv-ing in New Hanover, Govender was encouraged to matriculate at

Girls High School in Pieter-maritzburg and attend teacher training college in Springfi eld.

She began teaching at Tem-ple Road Primary School in Durban and spent

11 years in the school before she went on to spend 13 years at Thornville Primary School. By then, Govender married Denny Govender and moved to Pieter-maritzburg to teach at Suncrest Primary School where she is more prominently known for teaching.

Govender says that although she has only spent two years at

Springhaven Primary School, she will miss the school terribly.

I enjoy travelling and look forward to spend my retirement with my daughter and two sons, my four grandchildren and family members, she said.

Govender imparted with some of her wisdom to all educators still in the profession, I know that many of us experience stress, frus-tration and demotivation but be proud of your profession and hang in there.

Remember that you are edu-cating and infl uencing the lives of hundreds of learners who are our future generation.

An avid traveler, Govender is looking forward to sightseeing in Hong Kong, Bangkok and Malay-sia to look forward to next month with her husband, Denny.

Travel and family time on the cards for retired teacher

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The fully paid scholarship includes airfares at the time of joining the university and then after completion of the course. The Director of the Indian Cul-ture Centre at the Consulate of India in Durban, Ms Lesley Jacob said that the scholarship programme is open to all stu-dents who have passed matric.

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After analyzing 51 public restrooms, experts found that the stall closest to the restroom door consistently had the lowest bacte-ria levels (and the most toilet paper!). The fi rst stall probably sees less traffi c because its near the door and people want privacy. And when youre fi nished, stand before you fl ush. When toilets are fl ushed, a fi ne mist of water containing contagious bacteria sprays up. You can catch intestinal bugs and hepatitis from it.

People with positive ini-tialsones that spell out things like J.O.Y. or W.O.W.live nearly 4 1/2 years longer than people with neutral ini-tials. D.U.D.s and A.S.S.s live nearly 3 years less. Other initials that may shorten life: I.L.L. and D.E.D.

Use the First Stall Change Your Name

To make an impromptu cast, place your wrist palm-down on top of a thick magazine. Roll the mag-azine into a U-shaped cradle and secure it with tape, an ace bandage, or long strips torn from a shirt. Then please remember to renew your subscription.

Splint a Broken Arm with a Magazine If you get claustrophobic in small spaces such as subways, eleva-tors, and that closet of an offi ce

they stuck you in, visit your local fruit stand. A sniff of green apple may help relieve claustrophobic sensations. Carry one with you. Also, if youre selling your house, placing a basket of fresh green apples on the table may make potential buyers perceive the house as larger.

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For some people it is expe-rienced as the uncom-fortable sensation of "pins and needles" or burning pain (especially at night) of their hands or feet. Others may suffer even more extreme symptoms such as muscle wasting, paralysis, or organ or gland dysfunction.

Symptoms of peripheral neu-ropathy may include:

Numbness or insensitivity to pain or temperature .. muscle weakness

A tingling, burning, or prick-ling sensation, muscle wasting, sharp, burning pain or cramps and even paralysis.

Even a light touch.resulting in a loss of balance and coordina-tion, feet and legs are likely to be affected before hands and arms as well as extreme sensitivity to

touch. These symptoms are often worse at night.

What is Peripheral Neuropa-thy?

Peripheral neuropathy describes damage to the peripheral nervous system, which transmits informa-tion from the brain and spinal cord to every other part of the body.

In most cases, peripheral neu-ropathy is secondary to conditions including diabetes, lupus, rheuma-toid arthritis, scleroderma, alcohol-ism, nutritional defi ciencies, AIDS, or poisoning from heavy metals, chemotherapy, or various drugs.

Other causes include compres-sion or entrapment (carpal tunnel syndrome), direct physical injury to a nerve (trauma), penetrated injuries, fractures or dislocated bones, pressure involving superfi -cial nerves (ulna or radial) which

can result from prolonged use of crutches or staying in same posi-tion, tumor, intraneural hemor-rhage, exposure to cold, radiation or atherosclerosis.

It is a syndrome which includes symptoms of numbness, tin-gling, pricking sensations, sensi-tivity to touch, burning pain, and muscle weakness and atrophy of the arms and legs. For Consul-tation and information on how acupuncture can help you, con-tact Dr. M. Kasim and Dr Meena Kasim, at the Holistic Wellness Centre. (Glamorous Skin Care Clinic), 589, Chotamotala Road, Raisethorpe, (upstairs ABSA Bank) - Pietermaritzerg,

To Book an appointment Call: CELL: 0827864087/ 0827864127 (Only on Saturday from 0930 hrs to 1500 hrs)

Holistic Wellness CentreTreating Peripheral Neuropathy with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

At Mohini Madam Medi Spa, our certifi ed laser therapist has completed her training course with distinc-tion, underwritten by the South African Department of Health, radiation control. All laser treat-ments are performed using FDA/CE approved high-end medical laser systems, giving maximum results in the minimum time; all within controlled and safe param-eters. Treatments include laser lipo fat removal, which melts excess fat cells, contours the body, tight-ens the skin, improves elastic-ity, removes channel obstructions, provides lymphatic treatment and promotes the bodys metabolism. The body sculptor and FIR far infra-red sauna boosts circulation and drainage and treatment areas include double chins, the stomach,

underarms, hips, biceps, thighs, baby bulges, the back, buttocks and male breasts.

VE light technology combines the advantages of optical energy and radio frequency to remove deep wrinkles, freckles, dark age spots and pigmentation. It can also tighten skin, assist in facial lift-ing, permanently remove hair, cure acne, rejuvenate the skin, remove broken veins, and lift breasts. There are no side effects to your health. We also treat hair loss and balding.

Hair Loss / Balding Treat-ment

Each treatment lasts 30 minutes at a time. You should come in 2 to 3 times weekly. After the fi rst 2 to 3 weeks you will notice that your hair will look and feel better. It

will also be healthier and stronger. Any scalp disorders like dry scalp or oily scalp will clear up. You will see the difference after 4 to 8 treatments, like reduction of hair loss, hair is less oily and no more itching etc. It will also thicken the hair. For the best chances of hair recovery a 3 month treatment plan would be advised. The advanced Low Level Laser Hood is also used to treat the following:

Alzheimers disease and Dementia

Brain Stroke RehabilitationTraumatic Brain Injury Reha-

bilitationHeadache, MigraineScalp Laser AcupunctureHair Loss.Contra-Indicated to active can-

cer such as brain tumour only.

Treatment Information:Each treatment should be for

30 minutes at a time, your patients should come in 2 3 weekly if possible. After the fi rst 2 3 weeks patients will notice that their hair will look and feel better as well as if there were any scalp disorders it will clear up for exam-ple dry scalp or oily scalp. The user can easily see the difference after 4~8 treatments like fewer hair loss, not so oily, no more itch-ing etc.

It is very important to know that if the patient has had a bald patch for a long time there is only a 50% chance of the hair growing back. There has to be hair follicles in order for the hair to grow back. It will also start to thicken the hair.

For best chances of hair recov-ery a 3 month treatment plan should be in order, we recommend

a day to two days break between each treatment.

Contraindicated for active aids and active cancer.

The latest cutting edge high grade technology using a 20 DiodeLaser set at 660nm with a power output of 10mW. Low Level Laser Therapy in a safe, controlledenvironment. Treatments are per-formed by a qualifi ed Advanced Cosmetic Laser Therapist who has passed with distinction the exams underwritten by the Department of Health: Directorate Radiation Control. Your Health and Well-Being is Top Priority at Mohini Madam Medi-Spa.

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Many of the foods that we consume can harm us, and most foods we consume in a day dont provide enough essential minerals and nutri-ents your body needs in order to function properly, which has a long term effect for maintaining weight and staying healthy.

A poor diet is often one that is high in fat and salt and low in vitamins and min-erals and No exercise combination causes you to gain weight and wont keep your body functioning properly, leaving you vulnerable to dis-ease and medical emergencies such as heart attack and stroke. Remember if you dont make time to exercise your body, you will have No choice but to have time to be sick or not be able to move prop-erly. Our body is meant for move-ment! Love your-self! Get Fit! Have Better Sex!

Being over-weight puts a strain on your body, and feeling unhealthy affects your men-tal health. Healthy eating is not just what you eat, but how much, how

often and how you prepare your food and exercise your body will all impact on your health and wellbeing. Remem-ber a Healthy body leads to a healthy mind

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Ayurveda is not only a medi-cal science but also a way of healthy living. Apart from prescribing treatment to vari-ous chronic and complex diseases, Ayurveda also emphasizes on an ideal method of healthy living. A special sec-tion of Ayurveda, swasthavritta deals with the science of health and the code for a healthy conduct. Swasthavritta which literally means the regime of abid-ing in ones own nature is an individuals guide to the path of healthy and long life.

Healthy living and ayurvedaAccording to Ayurveda, there is no mag-ical remedy or short cut for healthy liv-ing. Instead, strict and staunch regulation of the charyas, the principles of healthy lifestyle which include a proper routine regarding ahar, vihar and achars based on hetu (Material cause), kala (Season) and desha (Habitat) are the only ways for healthy living. Ayurveda defi nes the healthy state as: A person, whose somatic and psychic humors are in equilibrium, digestion is uniformly healthy, with nor-mal functioning of the fundamental tissues of the body and body wastes, accompa-

nied by the processes of the soul, cogni-tive organs and the mind, is said to be a healthy person. The principles of maintaining a proper well being of the body and mind are two-fold, fi rst the consumption of diet and sec-ond, the observance of personal, moral, seasonal and spiritual conduct. Swastha-vritta mainly emphasizes on following a proper routine regime as well as seasonal regime. Other than these two, Swastha-vritta also prescribes Sadvritta, the right ways of living i.e. following good mental, social, religious, personal and moral con-duct. Thus, we can sum up Swasthavritta as an ideal lifestyle for a human being. It is actually the crux of Ayurvedic living.

RitucharyaAyurveda is comprised of two words. Ayur

means Life, and Veda means Knowl-edge. Thus, Ayurveda deals with how to live a healthy, balanced life. Ayurveda focuses on living in tune with nature. It recognizes the intimate relationship between the individual and the environment.

Ayurvedic DietAyurveda is a very vast and ancient med-ical science. Unlike other medical sci-ences, instead of focusing on treatment of any particular disease, Ayurveda focuses more on the healthy living and well being. For healthy living, Ayurveda emphasizes on consuming right kind of diet which is healthy and nutritious. In Ayurveda, food (Ahar), sleep (nidra) and brahmacharya (controlled sex) are regarded as the three pillars or tripods of healthy living. It is important for our body to be adjusted to timely intake of good quality and proper food, regular sleep-ing habits and controlled indulgence in sex because as all this ensures long and healthy life. Compiled by Dr Diksha Premrajh (BAMS), 033-3913867

Ayurvedic approach to healthy life

In Ayurveda, food (Ahar), sleep (nidra) and brahmacharya (con-trolled sex) are regarded as the

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A talented all-round sportsman, Danny Naidoo was born on 12 May 1961 in Tongaat. He received Natal High school col-ours in volleyball,soccer, gym-nastics and athletics. He played-professional soccer for Tongaat Crusaders inthe FPL. When he moved to Pietermaritzburg,he served Wolves FC with distinc-tion. He was recruited by United Volleyball Club because of his ability, talent and strong lead-ership. His contribution to vol-leyball in Pietermaritzburg was invaluable. He was selected as captain and coach of the Mid-lands team at the national cham-pionships.

Danny Naidoo

Born on 23 March 1950, Lovey Moodley played soccer and cricket for Higher Grade Schools.

But it was in squash that he gainedprominence. He com-menced playing the sport in 1979 and was the founder memberof Aztec Squash Club, the fi rst non-whitesquash club in Pietermaritz-burg. Moodley played a signifi cant role in the club winning the NatalLeague from 1986-1990. As a very dependable and reliable team player, Moodley represented Natal at the national championships. He has represented Natal Veterans from 1995.

Lovey Moodley

Des Royappen is one of those sportsperson who was epitomises true sportsmanship, one who isable to combine talent with a spirited character. He played cricket and soccer for

Higher Grade Schools. He was selected forthe Maritzburg Selected team. He was a founder member of Aztec Squash Club. He was part of the team that won the Natal League from 1986-1990. Royappen is presently the coach of the Midlands Squash team thatis due to take part in the pro-vincial Jarvis Squash tournament.

Desmond Royappen

(Des)

Profile on sports veterans

Ravi Sewmangul was an outstanding volley-ball player - a wise and crafty setter. He wasa founder member of Midlands

Volleyball Association (MVA). His club, Kamakazi, was the back-bone in the success of MVA. Ravi served on key positions in theor-ganisation. He played a major role inMVAs direct affi liation to the nationalbody. The volleyball fra-ternity in Pietermaritzburg owes much of the success of the major national inter-club tournament that was bestowed upon MVA, to him. Sewmangul demonstrated in many ways his sincere interest, at all times, in the welfare of volleyball, locally and nationally.

Ravi Sewmangul

When Ronnie Gabriel passed away, it was a very sad day for dancing. Arguably the bestBall-room and Latin American dancer of his time, he made an outstand-ingcontribution to this beautiful form of art.

Gabriel was a professional dancer par excellence, and together with Daphne Josiah won every major championship from 1965-1975. They remained undefeated and their greatest achievement was winning the coveted double, i.e. Ballroom and Latin American. A Legend in the true sense of the word!

The Late Ronnie Gabriel

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