Aamir hides behind mask on social network sites

The perfectionist Khan loves social networking sites. Isn’t that a surprise for people who thought he’s not into them?

Well, it’s because he doesn’t use his real name on these sites that people think he’s not all that Internet savvy. He uses a common pseudonym on Orkut, Facebook and Twitter not only to keep in touch with everyone but also to learn youths’ opinions on various subjects related to politics, films, social is sues, sports and other fields.

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Priyanka goes far away from bollywood

Not once in six years has Priyanka Chopra let her guard down. She has worked tirelessly all the time to reach for the coveted top spot.

Now that she has done that, she has decided to give herself a little treat for it. She left for a vacation to an undisclosed place out of the country on Wednesday night with a few close friends and cousins. Her parents are expected to join her in a few days. They will be away for around 20 days.

Priyanka decided to give herself a break after getting frequently ill, due to exhaustion. Her parents advised her to take some time off and now that Kaminey is doing well, she took off for a holiday to the East.

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Poets bring life to poetry

Three poets with a common passion shared for composing Afrikaans poetry, have decided to start up their very own publication.

" Yes, i know it it's our first and we are going up against the big guns, but what we represent is not the money that can be made, but what the Afrikaans poets can give to the writing of poetry on paper,

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Making a difference

"Our organization is by the people for the people," said National coordinator, Mr. Yacoob Vahed for the Foundation, after pledging the foundation's commitment to assist with the building of the new Kleinfontein creche.

According to coordinator for KZN, Abed Kaarim working together with the Emnambithi/ Ladysmith Mayor Ms.Mazibuko and the women from Ladysmith. "IT was a great partnership and working hand-in-hand in making the difference in the lives of these children is what makes it worth while.

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Street gun battle

Motorists and shop owners in Delhi Street, ran for cover a gun battle between members of a security company and seven armed men.

"One of the men had used my car as a shield, while shooting at the security guards," said one of the eyewitnesses, who pointed out a bullet hole that had richochet onto his vehicle's light and ended up lodged in his vehicle.

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Bins alight with fire

Three 'Why Waste' waste containers were allegedly set alight by matching protestors that had been taking part in the Municipal nation wide strike.

According to a local security company, the three containers were severely damaged due to the fact that the containers had been completely engulfed by flames. " People from other shops around the local shopping centre said that they had seen a group of people near the containers, " said one of that security guards, who had stood for almost a hour to hose down the blazing containers.

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Laduma for Amazulu

Amazulu FC soccer power had ripped through the grounds at settlers parks, as Amazulu took the Uthukela Mayoral Cup, in one of the biggest soccer gatherings for NKZN.

Soccer fans flocked in the hundreds to the annual soccer event.

Teams, Jomo Cosmo, Amazulu, Martizburg Unit and Uthukela FC battled it out for the final position to try and skillfully take away the Mayoral Cup.

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