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Tyre Track Ballito thanks community for protection during July unrest

A special cocktail evening was organised last week by owner Daisy Govender to acknowledge the commitment locals displayed at checkpoints, protecting key infrastructure and businesses.

Tyre Track Ballito celebrated residents of the greater Ballito area for their bravery during July’s period of unrest.

Provincial Dunlop representative, Chantel Sookram with Tyre Track Ballito owner, Daisy Govender and CEO of Dunlop South Africa, Lubin Ozoux.

A special cocktail evening was organised last week by owner Daisy Govender to acknowledge the commitment locals displayed at checkpoints, protecting key infrastructure and businesses.

Celebrated for their efforts during July’s period of unrest, pictured here are Ballito Neighbourhood Watch’s Gary Frances and Morne Steffens.

“As a community we were incredibly blessed to have the protection of local security that rallied around us.”

Elbie van der Bank and Brenda Croucamp.

“On top of that, we saw an incredible joining of forces of everyday normal people and members of this community.”

Marlynee Naicker and Monica Maharaj, special friends of Daisy Govender and brand ambassadors of her business, Tyre Track Ballito.

“Thank you for keeping us, our businesses and our community safe. We are incredibly grateful safe,” said Govender.

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