Margaret Rattray

Margaret Rattray of Blue Kerry passed away on 6/5/2011. A memorial service will be held at 3pm on Thursday 12th May 2011. in the gardens of Blue Kerry, Steppes Road, Harare, followed by tea.

A Celebration Memorial Service for the late Keegan Frank Langley will

be held at Falcon College Chapel at 1430 hrs. on Friday 13th May,

2011.

All donations in lieu of flowers will be given to Sean Labuschagne.


Our thanks to everyone for their kindness, thoughts and wishes to
support us all at this difficult time.

Best wishes

The Langley Family.

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WENDY MACKAY

Wendy sadly passed away on Monday 3 May at 03h30 from a massive stroke and died without pain or suffering, for which I am truly grateful. I know this is a great shock to you all as indeed it was to us, but Wendy would not approve of our mourning for too long. She will be laughing and dancing without pain in Glory!

There will be a private cremation on Friday, and we invite you to join us in celebratory service of her life on Saturday 7 May at 10h00 at the Hillside Church of Ascension (Bulawayo). She will undoubtedly be singing in heaven as we join together in song. We request that there be no flowers but should you wish to make a donation, please make it to The Way Clinic (at the Church of Ascension). Wendy's work there was a huge part of her selfless giving and to honour her this way would keep her memory alive for a long time to come. An alternative we be a donation to an Old Age Home of your choice as she had such an affinity for the Aged.

I would like to thank you all for the enormous outpouring of love and care, kindness and prayers - it has deeply strengthened us as a family.

All love and thanks

Hal, Anwen, Ged, Marc and family

The McCays towmac@gatorzw.com

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McKAY. -- Wendy. Our love and deepest condolences to Hal and family on the passing of Wendy. Yes, Hal, she'll surely be singing up there with the heavenly choir. Love from Peter and Denise Botwright (Scotland)

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We will be holding a Memorial Service to celebrate the life of Keegan
Langley on Friday 13th at 1430 in the Falcon College Chapel.

Please no flowers, but any donations made, should be given to Sean Labushcagne.

Thank you everyone for your support, kindness and good wishes at this

difficult time.

Regards

The Langley Family.

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Condolences to the Truswell and Mendoza family on the sad loss of Carol. Sadly taken from us in a terrible Biking accident in SA on the 29/04/2011. Sincere condolences to Dave and Fran Truswell for the loss of their Daughter. Beverly and Wendy on the Loss of their Sister. To Dinah on the loss of her mother. She will be sadly missed by all. Rest in peace cuzzie. Love Hans, Vicki, Kim,Mark, Michael, Chantel, Uncle Norman, Aunty Mary and Aunty Molly.

Ian Patrick Roland Chisholm

It is with great sadness that we announce that Ian Patrick Roland Chisholm passed away at home on 2nd May 2011. Darling husband of Christine, beloved Dad of Samuel and Ruth; loving brother and much loved uncle of Brian and Cath, Angus and Esther, Marylou and their families; mother-in-law Dulcie. The Funeral Service will be held in private for the immediate family only but the Celebration Service for the life of Ian Chisholm will be held on Monday 9 May 2011 at 4pm  at Greystone Park Christian Fellowship (Gaydon/Quinton Roads) Christine -  cch@gatewayprimary.co.zw ,

Anti Hijack

From: Anti Hijack MOTORISTS caught using cellular phones


while driving now face stiff penalties following the launch of an

aggressive police exercise to reduce road accidents. New regulations

also empower officers to check the cellular phone of a driver involved in

an accident to determine whether or not the mishap was not a result of

operating the communication device. National police spokesperson Inspector

Tinaye Chigome last week said officers have been deployed countrywide to

arrest errant drivers.



He said his department was taking serious steps to curtail the

practice, which is among the major causes of road traffic accidents. +We

have to implement the law, as the police force's traffic monitoring

department,- he said.



Those arrested will be fined. They will be taken to court, as stipulated

by the country's laws, if they fail to pay the fine. +The use of mobile

phones by motorists while on the wheel is common in urban areas.

Therefore, our officers will man designated points to arrest individuals

caught breaking the law.-



Insp Chigome said an increasing number of accidents were linked to

cellular phone use, which often distracts the driver. +When an accident

occurs, units attending the scene will look at the concerned persons' call

records to determine if they were using cellular phones (at the time of

the accident),- he said. +It is now a trend that both minor and serious

accidents are a result of individuals using cellular phones.-



National police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Wayne

Bvudzijena warned motorists against committing the offence. +It has always

been an offence, if you are found on the wrong side of the law you will be

arrested on the spot. This is an offence all over the world,- he said.



The Government introduced regulations criminalising the use of cellular

phones by motorists following an upsurge in road traffic accidents.

Although the measures have been in place for years, police cited manpower

shortage as an impediment to implementing them. Similar legislation is

also in place in other parts of the world such as America and Europe where

law enforcement agents use street cameras to detect offenders.



BE WARNED - THIS IS A BIG STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WHICH

ANTIHIJACK HAVE BEEN TRYING TO HAVE EXECUTED FOR QUITE AWHILEŠŠ

NORMAN, LARRY

NORMAN, LARRY  (3.10.45 - 3.05.11) beloved husband of Kathy and dad of Sarah and Laura passed away on 3rd May. A memorial service will be held at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday 7th May at Avondale Sports Club, cnr Brighton Road and 2^nd Street Extn, followed by refreshments. All welcome.

Jean Thora Oakley Chittenden, nee Smith

Jean Thora Oakley Chittenden, nee Smith - born 5 September 1935, Zimbabwe; died 5 May 2011peacefully in Johannesburg, South Africa.  Deeply mourned by her sons Geoff and Kim, daughters-in-law, 6 grand children and 8 great grand children.  colleen_kaplan@yahoo.com

CAAZ Suspends Departure Tax

http://www.radiovop.com/

08/05/2011 14:21:00

HARARE, MAY 8, 2011 - The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) on
Saturday suspended the new airport departure tax, which will see domestic
travelers paying US$10 and international travelers coughing up an extra
US$30.

CAAZ said the tax, which was introduced under the Aviation Infrastructure
Development Fund (AIDEF) and was supposed to come into effect on May had
been suspended because of “logistical” challenges.
“Passengers who have been charged the levy in May 2011 should approach the
relevant airline, travel agent or airport authority for a refund,” said
David Chawota CAAZ chief executive officer.
“Airlines and travel agents who have collected AIDEF levies should not remit
the funds to CAAZ but refund the passengers.”

The authority said AIDEF would be used to upgrade the country’s airports
since it was not receiving enough money from government. But tourism players
criticised the move saying it would affect the sector which is still trying
to recover from the decade long political and economic crisis in the
country.

A few airlines still fly into Zimbabwe after many pulled out at the onset of
the political crisis.Passengers on transit, diplomats and children under the
age of two would be exempted from the tax when it is finally introduced.