2:3 Amadodana kaJuda: kuyinto, Onani, uShela. Lezi ezintathu azalelwa endodakazini Shuwa, amaKhanani. kodwa Ingabe, izibulo likaJuda, ebenobubi emehlweni kaJehova, ngakho wambulala.UZimu. nawa amanani entengo yokuhamba! .. imali ekhokhwayo entsha, ibhanoyi kanye nezimali ezikhokhiswayo ze--yht kwakusobala nje ukuthi amabutho la ayesesiya empini, akukho lapho ayengabe ayesiyakhona ngaphandle nje kokuya hlasela. ababecandeme esixukwini labo nje bayifunda ivaliwe." all, they are aware of 16 robberies since January, but these are just the cases that have been reported. According to SRC member Ziyanda Mqikela, UKZN Risk Management Services (RMS) and Mi7 are assisting in escorting students home between the hours of 8 pm and 4 am. Several hot spots have been identified by Mi7’s David and include areas such as Golf Road, Ridge Road, St Patricks Road and Alan Paton Avenue. UKZN spokesperson Normah Zondo said that the management has noticed an increase in criminal activities targeting UKZN students outside the Pietermaritzburg campus. “We have Mi7 in place patrolling the area and are aware that these crimes take place either at night or when students are alone. “For now, [there are] additional safety measures, include RMS providing an escort system between campuses, which we urge students to use,” said Zondo. Masters student Sbonelo Dladla said that ever since an incident whereby he was shot at with paintball guns and assaulted by three men while riding his bicycle nearby campus, he has been on high alert. He said he never takes any chances by walking alone at night. Spokesperson for the police, Sergeant Mthokozisi Ngobese, confirmed that the police will be strengthening its presence around UKZN in an attempt to ward of possible criminals.