That's the point, you shouldn't have to drive away if you need nature. It should be in your backyard. Then we'll have sustainability of the environment.
That is why you have a choice. Urban or rural.
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That's the point, you shouldn't have to drive away if you need nature. It should be in your backyard. Then we'll have sustainability of the environment.
shoot the animals when they are on your property.
It all ultimately ends up being about the Noise Pollution bylaws in the area. If it breaches those then its not acceptable, if it doesn't then there is nothing a person can do even if they're unhappy.
I do understand the mosque thing, I used to live about 4kms from a Mosque in Durban and could constantly hear the call to prayer from the place. For me it wasn't loud enough to be a nuisance but what about the people who lived closer, I can only imagine it must have been nearly deafening.
I know a guy who has 3 Nigerian dwarf goats in his yard. He uses them to get Milk, cheese and butter. He has lots of schemes to get of the grid and be self sufficient.
you really being as fair as possible on your commentsalthough i would disagree on azaan being noise pollution (but that my opinion) if against the bylaws then by all means no azaan over loudspeaker, (like where i live) and if not well like you said
And then we all congregate at ToxicBunnys pozzie for a lekker lamb on the spit braai! His renovations should be done by now, Mortymoose we sponsor his plane ticket as he volunteered to supply the booze!
Party on Wayne party on Garth!
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PS rpm will sponsor crackers ticket back home![]()
Se vokken moer ... Have you done a new kitchen recently? I'm currently sitting at just over R100k for that alone![]()
I'd like all animals to be removed from suburbs.
As a human being you need the nature but because of economic reasons most are forced to be in cities. The naturalness of the rural has to be integrated with the urban, otherwise concrete jungles will be the end of our civilization.That is why you have a choice. Urban or rural.
It pales in comparison to your municipal bill so what you complaining about![]()
As for the call to prayer, I get upset about the loud speaker version since there are other options that do not involve making non-muslims listen to it such as the localised radio broadcast which I personally think is a great use of technology to achieve a religious goal
I like being the reasonable person at times
As for the call to prayer, I get upset about the loud speaker version since there are other options that do not involve making non-muslims listen to it such as the localised radio broadcast which I personally think is a great use of technology to achieve a religious goal
Or doing it over a podcast or something.
The 60 sheep being kept on a Morningside residential property before their sacrifice in the Muslim celebration of Eid al-Adha have been removed.
The sighting of the sheep, in 7th Avenue, is the third such case in Durban in a week.
The Mercury reported on Tuesday that around 67 sheep and goats were being kept in a plush Westville neighbourhood.
On Monday, The Mercury carried a report saying that 100 sheep and goats worth R250 000 were being housed at a luxury property in Morningside.
They have also since been removed.
In all three instances, neighbours and ward councillors alerted the city and complained about the smell and noise coming from the animals.
The animals were being kept on the property until they could be sold to worshippers before today’s prayer.
One of the people selling the animals at 7th Avenue – who wished to remain anonymous – said they had been brought closer to the city so that indigent families could afford to partake in the religious observance.
The animals were being sold for between R1 450 and R2 800 each.
“Some people don’t have bakkies and the trip to the farm can be very expensive. Some people want to do it, but simply can’t.”
Most of the meat from the slaughter was distributed to poorer families, he said.
“I am very disappointed because I try to be as tolerant and accommodating of everyone as I can.”
He said the animals had been kept on the property for three days.
“One of our neighbours told us that what we were doing was a form of animal cruelty because she was a vegetarian. Others told me that this was a white area so we couldn’t keep the sheep here.”
The animals were being kept on the property until they could be sold to worshippers before today’s prayer.
so someone was saying something about an "implication" of slaughtering on these premises
I wonder who that was, my memory is a bit short today.
Ahh shame..
I was because it was implied in the original article... so a new article has different information therefore the implication in the original article is no longer applicable...
Does that assuage your little black and white viewpoint of the world now?