Kouga Express 3 March 2016

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The third annual Kouga Express Cansa Shavathon will take over Fountains Mall this Saturday. Residents and visitors keen to show their support for this funfilled, yet meaningful event, can venturedown to the promotion court in front of Pick ’n Pay from 10:00 on March 5 where the Kouga Express team in conjunction with Fountains Mall, Beautique Salon and Cansa Jeffreys Bay, will be waitingto shave, cut or spray their hair a multitude of colours. Ready to spray or shave are Linda Laubscher from Beautique Salon, Jeanette du Toit (Fountains Mall General Manager), Monique Basson (KougaExpress Editor), Nadine Scheepers (Fountains Mall Marketing Manager) and Selina van Deventer from Cansa Jeffreys Bay. See page 3 for the full story.PHOTO:BEAUTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY

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KOUGA is tops . . .

Despite wide speculation at ground leveland protests by the community alleging mal-administration, a myriad of potholes andcountless sewage spills, theKougaMunicipal-itywas recognised as the best-performingmu-nicipality in the Eastern Cape by Good Gov-ernance Africa, beating its neighbours to thetop spot.Furthermore, the Government Perform-

ance Index, compiled by research and advoca-cy group Good Governance Africa (GGA),found that Kouga is the 26th best-run munici-pality out of 234 municipalities countrywide.Local and metropolitan municipalities

were ranked according to 15 different criteriaacross three spheres of performance: admin-istration, economic development and service

delivery. The information used was sourcedfrom the 2011 Census, as well as other datafrom Statistics SA, National Treasury, Gaff-ney’s Local Government Yearbook (2013 -2015), Auditor-General reports and the ex-tended public works programme.Service delivery was most heavily weight-

ed, with eight indicators including access topiped water, electricity, sanitation, regularrefuse removal, formal housing, health facili-ties, police coverageandaccess toquality edu-cation measured by how many residents hadcompleted their matric.Municipal capacity, financial soundness

and compliancewere included in the ranking,as were economic development indicatorssuch as poverty, income, work opportunitiesand the area’s unemployment rate.According to Kouga Municipal Manager

Sidney Fadi, staying focused on their ulti-mate objective contributed to the success of

the municipality being named the best in theEastern Cape.“In 2010/2011 Kouga received a disclaimer

from the Office of the Auditor-General. Thereport indicated what we needed to do to turnKouga around. The following year the Audi-tor General himself visited Kouga and alsomade recommendations, specifically aboutthe role of leadership. We took these recom-mendations to heart and focused on imple-menting them. This definitely played a largepart in our success,” says Fadi.“The political and administrative leader-

ship were able to work together well, spurredon by a common vision. We also proactivelyinvolved other spheres of government in-volved to help us strengthen Kouga.“We furthermore engaged our communi-

ties and got them on board as well, so that wewere free to move in communities to do whatneeded to be done.”

According to Fadi they might be the bestin the Eastern Cape, but they are 26th of the234 municipalities countrywide that werescrutinised as part of the survey. “Our aimnow would be to get to the top spot in thecountry by continuing on the roadwe startedin 2011.”According to Fadi, the award, on the one

hand, is encouraging because it gives themthe assurance that they are on the right track.“At the same time it puts more pressure on

us to perform, because we do not want to dis-appoint our communities. At the end of theday it is all about themandbringing basic ser-vices to all who live in Kouga.”

) Swellendam, led by aDA-African ChristianDemocratic Party coalition, was named thetop-performing municipality in the country,while the worst-performing municipality isMbizana in the Eastern Cape.

Kouga isbestmunicipality

MONIQUE BASSON

SMELLY and leaking sewer tanks will soonbe flushed down the toilet.

The Kouga Municipality embarked on aR6.1million project thatwill see the phasingout of the sewer tanks still in use by Wave-crest residents and businesses.According to municipal spokesperson,

Laura-Leigh Randall, there are about 600houses in the whole of Wavecrest that stillmake use of sewer tanks.“The current project – worth R6,1 million

over two years – will see about 100 of these

houses connected to the waterborne sewersystem. This means they will no longer bereliant on suction tankers,” says Randall.“The procurement project is being fina-

lised – the project went on tender last yearand is already in an advanced stagewith thebid committees.”According to Randall, work will com-

mence as soon as the service provider hasbeen appointed.“Some R2.5 million will be funded from

the current budget. The work will continuein the new financial year subject to Councilapproving the remainder of the budget re-quired.”

)Apart from the state-of-the-art R42millionwaste water treatment works, the munici-pality also upgraded four sewer pump sta-tions at a cost of R17.5 million in the previ-ous financial, and another five are currentlybeing upgraded and fitted with generatorsat a cost of R7.3 million.Other townswere not neglected. SomeR3.4

millionwasused to connect the last 87 housesto thewaterborne sewer system inThornhill.The waste water treatment works at Han-

key were upgraded to the tune of R6.9 mil-lion, while those of Weston were upgradedat a cost of R14.2 million. A new R4.7 millionsewerpumpstationwas also built inWeston.

The waste water treatment works at Pa-tensie are being upgraded at a cost of R5.6million, while a newpump station and otherbulk sewer requirements to the tune of R20million are being put in place. Some R12.8millionwill also be used to replace digestersat Patensie and link the houses to the water-borne sewer system.Other projects saw the completion of the

Kruisfontein outfall sewer (R8 million), andthe fencing of the KwaNomzamo Waste Wa-ter Treatment Works (R2 million). The up-grade of thewaste treatmentworks atKruis-fontein are currently underway at a cost ofR60 million over a period of three years.

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SHAVE. Spray. Donate.

The Kouga Express team will swop theirnotebooks and pens for spray cans and shav-ers this weekend. Instead of selling advertise-ments or looking for the next big story, theywill be transforming residents’ hair into anartwork of colour or a bald masterpiece - allin aid of a good cause.The third annual Kouga Express Cansa

Shavathon will take over FountainsMall thisSaturday.Residents andvisitorskeen to show

their support for this fun-filled, yet meaning-ful event, can venture down to the promotioncourt in front of Pick ’n Pay from 10:00 onMarch 5 where the Kouga Express team inconjunction with Fountains Mall, BeautiqueSalon and Cansa Jeffreys Bay, will be waitingto shave, cut or spray their hair a multitudeof colours.All it will cost participants are a few min-

utes of their time and a few Rands out of theirwallets.Ponytails of 25cm in length or longer will

go towards making wigs for cancer patientsinneed.Hair inapony tail canalsobedonated

before the event.“Fountains Mall has a long relationship

with the Jeffreys Bay Cansa branch andMarch is Cansa month at Fountains Mall,”says Fountains Mall Marketing Manager Na-dine Scheepers.“We do not just support the Shavathon, but

also host the Relay for Life set to take placeon March 11 this year. Both events createawareness and an opportunity for the wholecommunity to participate in the fight againstcancer.”Last year a whopping R6 650 was raised on

the day and it is hoped that over R8 000 will

be raised this year.Financial donations beforehand are also

more than welcome. Donations can be madeto Absa Bank, Cansa SA, account number 115714 0058, reference Shavathon 2016 Jbay.Kindly email a copy of the donation slip [email protected] or fax it to042 293 3957.All funds raised will go towards research

to help find a cure for cancer, as well as to as-sist cancer patients in financial need.For more information, contact Monique

Bassonat 042 293 2973 or sendanemail [email protected].

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Gobaldor colourful this Saturday

MONIQUE BASSON

DIE Kouga Besigheidsforum (KBF) het ’naanlyn sakenetwerkplatform vir onderne-mings in die Kouga begin as ’n verderediens aan sakelui.

Dié interaktiewe webwerf bied ’n plat-

form waar sakelui meer kan leer van nuwesakevennote, sakegeleenthede, sakenuus, as-ook algemene nuus, opkomende gebeure indie gebidd en nuusbriewe.Volgens Jannie Kruger van die KBF, ver-

vang die nuwe gebruikersvriendelike-web-blad hul vorige webblad wat baie verouderdwas. “Die nuwewebblad sal vars nuus bring,”

sê Kruger.“Die webblad sal verder oor ’n volledige da-

tabasis van al sy lede beskik. Webgebruikerssal deur middel van dié databasis regstreeksmet lede kan skakel en hul webblad besoek.“Nog ’n pluspunt is dat die webbladmet die

Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut-blad (AHI) ge-koppel is, wat nasionale en internasionale

erkenning geniet.”VoornemendeKBF-lede kanmet die klik

van ’n knoppie aansluit.“Die KBF-webblad sal die toonvenster

van besighede in die Kouga wees,” sê Kru-ger.Besoek die blad bywww.kougabusiness-

forum.com.

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Thyspunt nuclear power stationEIR available for commentTHE finalEnvironmental ImpactAssessmentReport on the proposed nuclear power stationand associated infrastructure at Thyspuntwill be available for public review and com-ment from tomorrow.This report is available for 60 days only, un-

til May 12 this year, and can be viewed at:) Humansdorp Public Library) Jeffreys Bay Public Library) Kareedouw Public Library) Kruisfontein Public Library) Oesterbaai Eiendomme) Sea Vista Clinic) GIBB Port Elizabeth Office) St Francis Bay Public Library) St Francis Bay Municipal Office.

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’n Familie van OceanView in Jeffreysbaaihet al hulle besittingsverloor toe hul huisomstreeks 16:41Dinsdag tot op diegrond afgebrand het.Die brandweer vanJeffreysbaai en eenvoertuig vanHumansdorp is nadie toneel uitgeroep.FOTO:VERSKAF

The final EIR is also available at http://www.eskom.co.za/OurCompany/Sustaina-bleDevelopment/EnvironmentalImpactAs-sessment/Pages/Nuclear_1_EIA_Documen-tation.aspx or http://project.gibb.co.za/NU-CLEAR_1_-_Final_EIR.Comments must be submitted in writing to

Wayne Hector at the Department of Environ-mental Affairs. Comments can either bemailed to Private Bag X447, Pretoria, 0001 oremailed to whector@[email protected] must also be copied to the Envi-

ronmental Assessment Practitioner. It can ei-ther be mailed to GIBB Public ParticipationOffice, Nuclear-1 EIA, PO Box 35007, MenloPark, 0102 or emailed to [email protected].


ROSLYN BAATJIES

DIE DA het vroeër vandeesweek verras metdie aankondiging dat Elza van Lingen, lid vandie Nasionale Raad van Provinsies, sy burge-meesterskandidaat vir die Kouga-distrik is.

Van Lingen word wyd bestempel as ’n yweri-ge politikus wat haar deur die jare uitstekendvan haar taak gekwyt het. In sommige kringeis hardop gewonder of die DA haar “afskaal”.

Ook is gefrons oor die aankondiging datEwald Loock, die afgelope 13 jaar burgemees-ter van die Baviaans-munisipaliteit (wat dieBaviaanskloof, Willowmore en Steytlervilleinsluit), die ampsketting aan Samantha Jan-kovich-Besan sal moet oorhandig as die DAin die komende verkiesing in dié streek wen.

Die Baviaans-munisipaliteit was die afgelo-pe 13 jaar die enigste DA-beheerde munisipa-liteit in die Oos-Kaap. Dit lê 30ste op die GoodGovernance Index se lys van die land se beste

munisipaliteite.Loock het gesê hy is nie seergemaak of ver-

bitterd nie en sal nog help waar hy kan, maardie feit is dat die jonger geslag ál meer die ge-sig van die DA is.

“Ek meen, man, ’n ou het nog nou die dagvir my gesê jy is Afrikaans én jy lyk soos ’nou boer! Daar het jy dit – ek het nie die DAse new look nie.”

Loock en sy munisipaliteit was tot onlangsin ’n stryd met die afbakeningsraad wat dieBaviaans-, die Ikwezi- en die Camdeboo-mu-nisipaliteit tot die Dr. Beyers Naudé-munisi-paliteit wil laat saamsmelt.

Alles dui daarop dat dit gaan gebeur. As dieDA dié streek verower, sal Jankovich-Besandié party se burgemeester wees.

Gister het sy haar kommer uitgespreek oordie hele streek se te klein belastinginkomste-basis teenoor die baie regrukwerk wat gedoenmoet word.

Dít, het sy bygevoeg, is ’n uitdaging wat sy

baie ernstig opneem. “Met die samesmeltingvan die Karoo-munisipaliteite gaan die skuld-las toeneem. Ons kry nie hulp van die tesou-rie nie en sal innoverende maniere moet kryom ons inkomste aan te vul. Die lae inkomste-basis (uit belastings) is nie die oplossing nie.”

Van Lingen streef na verbetering op grond-vlak. Sy beskou die “skuif” van parlementslidna burgemeester nie as ’n afgradering nie,maar as ’n geleentheid om baanbrekerswerkte doen.

“Ons raak te gemaklik in die posisies watons beklee. ’n Mens kan nooit sê dat jy nie diebeleid van die DA op alle gebiede wil toepasnie,” het sy gesê.

In ’n derde verrassende stap het die DA Yo-lande le Roux, ’n gemeenskapswerker metkorporatiewe ondervinding, as sy burge-meesterskandidaat vir die Koukamma-di-strik (wat Kareedouw en omstreke insluit)aangekondig.

Le Roux, ’n boorling van Thornham in die

Tsitsikamma, is die nuweling in die groep.“Die uitdaging is om die mense se vertroue

te wen omdat hulle al soveel keer teleurgestelis. Die ander uitdaging gaan wees om dit watdie gemeenskap as probleme uitwys, reg temaak,” het sy gesê.

Athol Trollip, DA-leier van die Oos-Kaap enburgemeesterskandidaat vir die Nelson Man-delabaai-munisipaliteit, het gister laat blykdat bespiegelings dat die DA dié vroue om ver-kiesingsredes as burgemeesterskandidate ge-kies het, onregverdig is.

“ ’n Kieskollege van 30 lede, wat uit nasio-nale, provinsiale en plaaslike lede bestaan,het die kandidate met vrae gepeper oor wathulle aan die onderskeie munisipaliteite salbied.

“Die DA weet nou dat hierdie kandidate uit-sonderlike burgemeesters sal wees en dat dieinwoners van hierdie onderskeie munisipali-teite hieruit voordeel sal trek,” het Trollip be-klemtoon.

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Rotary honours brave firemen

Chief Dewald Barnard (middle) and his team from the Kouga Fire Department were recentlyhonoured with the President’s Award from the Rotary Club of Algoa Bay for their incredible workduring the weeklong fires in St Francis Bay. They were nominated for this prestigious award byMichelle Brown (right) from Rotary who feels they have gone over and above the call of duty. “Inominated Dewald and his team for the incredible work, the time, the energy and the tirelessnessthat they gave in fighting the fires at St Francis Bay saving many homes and residents. Sometimes, these people go unnoticed and I felt that we needed to acknowledge them!” Handing overthe prize is Antoine Maasdorp, President of Algoa Bay Rotary. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Kouga gives recognition to fire fighters

The Kouga Municipality handed over certificates of recognition to all the brave fire fighters of theKouga Fire Department who risked their own lives in fighting the recent raging fires in St FrancisBay and surrounding areas for days on end. The certificates were handed over at the Opening ofCouncil held at the Katrina Felix Hall in Thornhill on February 26. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

WE would like to hear from our readers if they have any interesting news stories orevents happening in their community. Contact Monique Basson at 042 293 2973 or

send an email to [email protected].

The Men@6 anondenominational group of menfrom Jeffreys Bay relaunched the6m high cross atthe entrance ofJeffreys Bay onSaturday. It ishoped that thiscross will encourage residents andvisitors to pray forone another andto give each andeveryone newhope no matterwhat difficultiesthey might face inlife. Men@6 meetsat the Vismandie/Kospot in DaGama Road at06:00 on Wednesdays. All men andboys are welcome.For more information, contact ScottyScott at 083 6544695.PHOTO:MONIQUEBASSON

Men@6 re-launches cross

ROSLYN BAATJIES

VIER vermeende inbrekers van Hankey se“selfie”-liefde het hulle vandeesweek hulvryheid gekos.

Hul selfies in gesteelde klere wat met ’ngesteelde Blackberry geneem is, was hulondergang. Die leidrade het die polisie reg-uit na hulle gelei.

Martin du Preez en sy vriendin, KarlaOosthuizen, se huurhuis in Rooivlakte bui-te Hankey was Sondag die teiken van in-brekers wat ’n ou selfoon, al die mansklereen van Oosthuizen se klere gesteel het.

“Hulle het hulself tuisgemaak, my alko-hol gedrink, kosgemaak én televisie ge-kyk,” sê Du Preez.

Hy en Oosthuizen was by ’n troue op Jef-freysbaai en met hul tuiskoms Sondag ag-tergekom daar is ingebreek.

Die diefwering voor een van die venstersis weggebuig, het sê Du Preez.

Sy versekeringsmaatskappy het ’n seku-riteitsmaatskappy – Smhart Sekuriteit –gekry om die huis te bewaak, terwyl diepaartjie by sy oom, Petrus du Preez, oor-nag het.

“Die sekuriteitsmaatskappy het myMaandag net na 01:00 gebel en gesê die in-brekers is terug. Hulle het glo die res van

die klere kom steel.“Met die ondersteuningsvoertuig se aan-

koms, het hulle weggehardloop, maar eenvan hul eie sakke laat val waarin die ge-steelde Blackberry was.”

Dit is as bewysstuk saamgeneem. Diebattery was pap en toe dit aan ’n laaier ge-koppel en aangeskakel word, verskyn daardadelik ’n foto van een van die inbrekers,duidelik in ’n uitbundige luim en geklee invan die gesteelde klere.

By nadere ondersoek het die polisie ’nhele aantal foto’s op die selfoon gevind van’n paar jong mense, netjies aan die poseermet van die klere aan wat die vorige aanduit die huis weggedra is.

Hulle is Dinsdag by ’n huis in Stofwolkop die dorp deur die gereg verras en met’n groot aantal gesteelde goedere in hul be-sit in hegtenis geneem.

Du Preez het die Hankey-polisie geprysvir hul flink, professionele optrede.

Luit. Gerda Swart, polisiewoordvoer-der, het die voorval bevestig.

Die verdagtes het in die Landdroshof opHankey op ’n aanklag van huisbraak ver-skyn. Hulle is steeds in aanhouding. Diepolisie gaan die foto’s as bewysstukke indie saak gebruik.

Du Preez en Oosthuizen bly intussen byfamilie, terwyl hulle ander blyplek soek.

‘Selfies’ help om inbrekersvas te trek


MONIQUE BASSON

RESIDENTS are encouraged to register to vote in the up-coming local government elections.

The first registration weekend will be on March 5 and6.The date of the election is still to be gazetted by Presi-

dent Jacob Zuma. The Independent Electoral Commis-sion (IEC) is now offering new voters and those who havemoved the opportunity to register to votewhere they live.Residents who have moved house, will have to re-regi-

ster in order to vote in their ward.Since the boundaries of somewards have also changed,

residents may now reside in a different ward from pre-viously,without theirhavingmoved.Their voting stationmay be different too and they should re-register.To find outwhere you are registered, SMSyour IDnum-

ber to 32810.To register, or re-register, a prospective voter must be

at least 16 years old, although they must be 18 to cast avote.Bring your ID or smart ID card or valid temporary ID

certificate to your voting station to register.Voting stations will be open from 08:00 to 17:00.The Independent Electoral Commission encourages

registered voters to check the status of their registration,as registered voters may have been impacted by changesto wards and/or voting district boundaries for 2016 elec-tions and may need to re-register at their new voting sta-tion.

Where to register to voteKougaWard 1: Sea Vista Community Hall, Oysterbay Hall,Farm Leeubos, Kokkiewiet CrècheWard 2: Pellsrus Community Hall, Tokyo SexwaleCrèche

Ward 3: Kabeljous Park TentWard 4: Kruisfontein Primary SchoolWard5:KruisfonteinCivicCentre,VaaldamCommunityCrècheWard 6: Lungiso High School, KwaNomzamo Communi-ty HallWard 7: Loerie Heuwel Community Hall, Katrina FelixCommunity Hall, Roodraai Crèche, Highlands Farm.Longmore Community Hall, Mondplaas Primary SchoolWard 8: Victory ChurchWard 9: Vuzumzi Landu Hall, Hankey Civic Centre,M & N Kleinfontein BoerderyWard 10: Dan Sandi Community Hall, Cockscombe Pri-mary School, Andrieskraal Hall, Quagga Primary SchoolWard 11: Newton HallWard 12: Paradise Beach Caravan Park, St Francis BayVillage Hall, Vangelist Apostolic ChurchWard 13:Weston CommunityHall, Ethembeni- VuyoKa-too Community Crèche, Laerskool Gamtoosvallei, Ex En-athi FarmWard 14: Aston Bay Hall, Madiba Bay Crèche, OceanView Open SpaceWard 15: Country Club Hall, St Patricks Primary School

KoukammaWard 1: VK Church Hall, Proefplaas Hall, LouterwaterCommunity HallWard 2: Coldstream Community Hall, KrakeelrivierCommunity Hall, Langkloof United CongregationalChurch, Farm Brandhoek School, Kontrei KombuisWard 3:Ravinia CommunityHall, NGKTweerivier, Ver-enigende Gereformeerde Kerk HeightsWard 4: Kagiso Heights Hall, Jagersbos Stoor, EssenbosFarmWard 5: Gustav Reichel School, Die Stal Hall, ClarksonCommunity Hall, Woodlands Community HallWard 6: Sanddrif Community Hall, Storms River Com-munity Hall, Tsitsikamma National Park

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THE dynamic and passionate DAMember of Parliament,Elza van Lingen, is the local Democratic Alliance’s (DA)choice to steer the Kouga as the Executive Mayor shouldthey be victorious in the upcoming local municipal elec-tions.The Kouga Express found out more about Van Lingen,

who has, over the years, instilled confidence among herfellow DA-members and residents by showcasing trueleadership and an unquenching desire to help those lessfortunate.

How long have you been living in Cape St Francis?Wemoved toCapeStFrancis in 2000.Ourvery first visitorwas in fact Chimpie Cawood from the DA. He was doingdoor-to-door campaigning for the party and enrolled usas members.

Why did you get involved with politics?I was first approached to join the world of politicianswhen we still lived in Middelburg many years ago. How-ever, at that stage my children were my biggest priority.When we relocated to Cape St Francis, I complained

madly about the quality of the water. All our white laun-dry had red-brown iron oxide stains.The late Prof. Cas Terblanche asked that I joined the

Cape St Francis Civic Association, which was a great ex-perience. Ourmain focus was on service delivery and theenvironment. We had a huge battle to have our naturereserves declared as such, and I thought that getting intothe official structures would improve our options.In 2002 Ben Rheeder approached me to join the DA’s

team and only after the third attempt was I elected as aDA councillor to the then Cacadu District Municipality(Sarah Baartman District Municipality).

How did you land up in Parliament and being theleader of the DA in Kouga?I served as a district councillor for about six years beforeI was democratically elected by the DA to serve in theNational Council of Provinces (NCOP) during the 2009Elections.In November 2011, I was elected the Leader of the DA

in the NCOP and re-elected again in 2014.When one becomes a Member of Parliament (MP) or

a Member of a Provincial Legislature (MPL) one is allo-cated a “Constituency” to nurture, grow the DA and ad-dress issues from the constituency in parliament.My first constituencywasTsitsi-Kougawhich included

Kouga, Koukamma and Baviaans. The DA support grewphenomenally and in 2014 our MPs and MPLs grew to 19in the Eastern Cape and therewith our Constituenciesgrew smaller. Now my Constituency is Tsitsi-Kougawhich comprises only Kouga and Koukamma.

What was your role in Parliament and how can theKouga benefit from your experience there?In the NCOP we are only 54 permanent MPs and we aresix “delegates” from each province with representationbased on the proportional vote outcome of the last elec-tions. I am the only DA representative for the EasternCape; there are four ANC MPs and one from the UDM.

There are about 38 portfolios to cover each governmentdepartment and in the National Assembly (NA) it is easyto divide 400 MPs into 38 portfolio committees.However, in the NCOP the portfolios are clustered to-

gether and our members are allocated to get fair provin-cial representation in each cluster of portfolios.I serve together with two other DA colleagues on the

cluster for Small Business, Trade and Industry and La-bour for which Jaco Londt from the Western Cape is re-sponsible. Willem Faber handles Transport, Internatio-nal Relations and Tourism. Energy, Economic Develop-ment and Public Works are my portfolios.

How does Kouga benefit from your involvement?TheNCOP is theHouse of parliamentwhere local govern-ment and provincial matters are elevated to a nationallevel, and we drive our issues in all the portfolios in eachof the clusters by asking questions and doing motions inthe house on particular issues.Issues like poor local government performance, sanita-

tion, housing, funding for bulk infrastructure upgrades,energy, provincial andnational roads, education, specificschools with poor results or lack of books or teachers,health, scholar transport, school infrastructure, SAPSmatters, judicial issues and illegal deductions from gov-ernment social grants are driven often as Kouga issuesand some as provincial issues. All these affect Kouga ina direct or indirect way and as one can see, they are notall related to my allocated portfolios.

What is your vision for Kouga?Kouga will under DA governance be caring, offering in-creased opportunities, be well-run, have improved safetyand be inclusive as well as forward thinking.Our vision for Kouga is to dedicate ourselves to ensur-

ing exceptionalmunicipal service delivery andmaintain-ing and replacing old infrastructure for all people, crea-ting a confident climate for investment and jobopportuni-ties as well as building a strong and vibrant inclusivecommunity in Kouga.

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3 at Mentors Country Estate, Jeffreys Bay.“Teenagers are engagedwith adynamicpro-gramme that consists of talks, worship,mul-ti-media, spiritual encounter stations, work-shops, group discussions, counselling, fel-lowshipand funactivities.They learn, laughand experience Christianity in an excitingway,” explained Erica Zulch, who doesmar-keting for the event.Costs are R380when entering beforeMarch7. The cost thereafter is R430. Discounts areavailable forgroupbookings.Formoreinfor-mation go to www.imaginemovement.co.za.

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Elandri Venter Elandri (14) van Jeffreysbaai steleersdaags haar debuut CD, Halleluja, bekend.FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

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Elandri Venter (14) van Jeffreysbaai steleersdaags haar debuut CD-bekend. Haar mu-siekvideo het vroeër vanjaar die lig gesien.Dít komnaElandri in 2015 die gesogte Solis

vir Christus-titel losgesing het. Sangers vanskole landwyd was deel van die gospel-sang-kompetisie se agste reeks, wat deur die tele-visieprogram Tienerzone en kunstenaar An-thonie Bougas aangebied word.As deel van haar prys het Elandri ’n CD-

opnamekontrak en musiekvideo van haarwenliedjie,Halleluja, - ookdienaamvanhaarCD - losgesing. Dié musiekvideo is reeds opKruiskyk en KykNet uigesaai en kan ook opYouTube gesien word.Elandri was in Graad 7 by die Victory

Christian School in Jeffreysbaai toe sy diekompetisie gewen het, en pak nou haar hoër-skoolloopbaan by die Hoërskool Nico Malanin Humansdorp aan.Musiektalent is beslis is die Venters se

bloed. Dit is dan ook geenwonder dat Elandrise pa, Jannie, die titelsnit enwenlied spesiaalvir sy dogter geskryf het nie.“Ek het vir ses jaar met die melodie in my

kop geloop en altyd geweet dit kan ’n liedword.Metdie aanvangvandiekompetisiehetek geweet die tyd is reg - dit pas perfek by mydogter se stem en styl,” sê Jannie, die medev-ervaardiger van kinder-DVD’s soos Pienk-voet-Pret met Bester en Jouberta.Die gospel-CD bestaan uit vyf liedjies. Be-

halwe vir die oorspronklike lied geskryf deurJannie, sing ElandriWonderbare God - spesi-aal vir haar geskryf deur Franco vanNiekerk- op die CD.VolgensElandri, sing syvandat sy inGraad

R is en was in Graad 4 deel van die OP-koor.Dit is hier waar sy ontdek het dat sy met ge-

mak die hoër note kan bereik en sy het aanverskeie kompetisies begin deelneem.“Ek sal graag eendag ’n erkende sangeres

wil word,” sê Elandri wie se rolmodel Bobbyvan Jaarsveld is. “Hy sing nie om mense tebeïndruk nie, maar omdat hy dit geniet.”Wanneer sy nie sing nie, hou sy daarvan

om te dans en klavier te speel en neem van-jaar toneelklasse.Elandri stel haar nuwe CD op 12 Maart om

19:00 by die Victory Kerkl bekend. Kaartjieskos R20 per persoon.Virmeer inligting of om ’n CD te koop, kon-

tak Jannie Venter by 084 808 3054.AFRIFORUM Jeffreysbaai hou hul jaar-vergadering op 10 Maart om 18:30 by dieGlobal Leadership Academy in die Equi-nox Sentrum, Jeffreysbaai.AfriForum adjunk uitvoerendehoof,

Cornelius Janse van Rensburg en AfriFo-rum provinsiale koördineerder (Oos- enWes-Kaap) Thomas van Dalen sal die toe-spreek wat die vergadering bywoon.Tydens die vergadering sal terugvoer-

ing oor die afgelope jaar se werksaamhedegegeeword en die jaar-beplanning ter tafelgelê word.Verder op die agenda is die verkiesing

van die nuwe bestuur vir 2016/17.Lede en belangstellendes is welkom.Vir meer inligting, skakel Dolph Botha

(AfriForumJeffreysbaai voorsitter) by 042296 2660 of Danie Fouche (AfriForum Jef-freysbaai sekretaris) by 042 296 0065.

AfriForum Jeffreysbaai hou jaarvergadering

Bucowinswith oxtail potjie

Chicken, beef, oxtail, warthog, rooibok and pasta. . . but in the end it was the oxtail potjie from Bucothat made the judges and visitors come back formore. André Zeelie (third right) and Nico Otto(second left) bowled judges Mias van Vuuren andCarine White over with their delicious potjie andbecame the first winners of the Jeffreys BayResidents and Ratepayers Association’s annualPotjiekos Competition. With them is Vine MacCarthy.The second prize went to Kitty and MatthewBornman. The third spot was claimed by PieterRautenbach. The competition was in aid of the localNational Sea Rescue Institute. PHOTO:CHRIS DE VOS


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CAS DIENSTYEDie Christen-Aanbiddingsentrum nooi almal vir’n feesdiens Sondag om 09:30 by 26 Pelikaans-ingel op Astonbaai. Skakel past. Jannie by 074156 7878.

EGK DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op die hoekvan Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat in Jeffreys-baai hou dienste om09:00 en18:30opSondag.Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072 277 9781.

VEKDIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk in Ka-meeldoringstraat, Wavecrest is om 09:30 opSondae. Skakel 071 191 9437.

VEKDIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Volle Evangelie Kerk vanGod in Humansdorp is om 09:30. Skakel pastTinus by 084 626 9719.

DIENSTYEDie dienstye van die Nederduitch HervormdeKerk in ADKeetstraat, Jeffreysbaai is Sondae om09:00. Lede verkoop pannekoek by die EquinoxMall op Saterdagoggende.

GRACE CHURCHThe Sunday services of Grace Church in ProteaStreet, Wavecrest are held at 09:00. For moreinformation, contact Pastor-teacher André Fer-reira at 073 260 3361.

KLUBS/ CLUBS

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARYThe Friends of the Library book store, The BookEnd, at the Newton Hall is open from 09:00 to11:00 every Friday morning.

BEGINNERS LINE DANCE CLASSESBeginners Line Dance classes take place at theJeffreys Bay Bowling Club on Wednesdays andFridays from 08:30 to 09:30. For more informa-tion, contact Ina Ferreira at 082 700 6988.

HAPPY FEET LYNDANSHappy Feet Lyndans hou lyndansklasse vir be-ginners op Maandae vanaf 14:00 tot 15:00 bydie Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai. Die koste is R15per klas. Vir meer inligtting, skakel Marie Louwby 083 425 0724.

JBAY GOLF CLUBThe Jeffreys Bay Golf Club will host their ChickenRun Golf Day from 07:00 to 15:00 every Friday.Players pay for nine holes, and get nine free. Ro-tisserie chicken vouchers from Woolworths areup for grabs. The green fees are R40. ContactLen at 042 293 2532.

NIFTY FIFTYThe Nifty Fifty Club will meet at the MethodistChurch Hall at 09:45 onMarch 4.Maryke Preto-rius will talk about the scourge of human traffick-ing. Contact Margaret at 042 293 1268 or 076400 0703.

VLVDie VLV vergader op 3 Maart om 14:00 in dieNewtonsaal in Jeffreysbaai. Elize Buchweitzgaan demonstreer hoe om ’n juweelkissie temaak. Skakel Annatjie Odendaal by 082 5065339.

QUILTERS GUILDThe Kouga Quilters Guild will meet at the Hu-mansdorp Moederkerk at 13:00 for 13:30 onMarch 15. The entrance fee is R5 for members,R15 for pensioners and R30 for visitors.

SPORT

RUNNERS CLUBThe Kouga Multi Sport Runners Club has 4kmand 8km Time Trials at Victory School, Sacret-heart Crescent, at 17:30 on Tuesdays. For moreinformation, contact Elize at 061 217 0825.

BEACH VOLLEYBALLThe Kouga Sports Council holds BeachVolleyballat the Main Beach at 16:00 onWednesdays andat 09:00onSundays. Formore information, con-tact Trevor Watkins at 083 441 1721.

ALGEMEEN/ GENERAL

BEACH WALKSBeach Walks take place at the Main Beach infront of the dolphin statue at 08:00 every Satur-day. Everyone iswelcome. Formore information,contact 082 464 3099 or 082 607 1194.

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“NOTICE NO:14/2016:“APPOINTMENT OF CONTRACTOR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OFSATELITE FIRE STATION IN OYSTER BAY”

S.S. FADI

Suitably Qualified, Capable and Experienced Service providers are hereby invited tosubmit tenders for the appointment of a Contractor for the Construction of a SatelliteFire Station in Oyster Bay.

Compulsory clarification meeting will be held on Friday, 18 March 2016 at 10H00 atthe Oyster Bay Community Hall, Erf 15 Oyster Bay. Please note that no attendeearriving 15 minutes late or more will be allowed to attend the clarification meeting.

Tender Document will be available as from Thursday, 3 March 2016 from the RegistrySection, 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay, 6330 Tel No: 042 200 2200 at a non-refundable fee of R250 per document.

• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email or late tenders will not beaccepted.

• This contract will be evaluated on the 90/10 point scoring system• or higher is required• Prospective Service Providers must submit a valid original SARS Tax

Clearance Certificate with their tender in order to be considered.• Prospective Service Providers must register on Kouga Municipality’s

Supplier database as per requirements of registration.• In order to claim Preference points a valid original or certified B-BBEE

Statuslevel Verification certificate from an registered verification agencyor a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board ofAuditors (IRBA) must be submitted to validate the claim,

.• The Council reserves the right to accept any tender and, or part thereof,

appoint more than one contractor, and does not bind itself to accept thelowest or any tender. The Council reserves the right to appoint anycontractor.

• The validity period for submission must be 120 days from the closing date.•

.

Any information regarding this tender can be obtained from Mr. D. Barnard at 042 2910250 or [email protected]

Completed documents in a sealed envelope endorsed

, must be placed in the Tender Boxat 33 Da Gama Road, Jeffreys Bay on or before

.

PO Box 21JEFFREYS BAY

6330

ACIDBcontractor gradingof 3GB

SANAS

NoB-BBEEStatusLevel VerificationCertificate-Nopoints tobeclaimed

It is theServiceProvider’s responsibility to ensure that their bid isdeposited in the correct tender box.Nobiddocument delivered atany other venueor tender box than thementionedonewill beconsidered

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KOUGA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 3 MARCH 2016 SPORT 11

NAME OF NEW MUNICIPALITY (AMALGAMATION OFBAVIAANS, CAMDEBOO AND IKWEZI LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES)

URS 18734www.ursonline.co.za

Members of the public are hereby notified of and invited to comment on/object tothe proposed new name of the municipality which will be formed as a result of theamalgamation of Baviaans, Camdeboo and Ikwezi local municipalities.

After an intensive stakeholder engagement exercise, the name of Karoo MohairLocal Municipality was initially proposed. A public notice calling for commentsand/or objections was placed in the local newspapers and municipal websites.Social media platforms were also made use of to publicise the proposed name.

The closing date for objections was 22 January 2016. Objections were receivedagainst the name Karoo Mohair Local Municipality, and in the light thereof, thePolitical Name Change Committee (PCMC) decided to withdraw the proposal.

The Name Change Committee and PCMC have reviewed all the alternativesuggestions from communities of the affected local municipalities. The followingname has now been proposed for the new local municipality:

Beyers Naude Local Municipality

The following guiding principles should be kept in mind by stakeholders whenconsidering the proposal of Beyers Naude Local Municipality:

• The name could represent an Icon of that municipal area, which promotesnational unity and cohesion;

• The name could represent a geographical feature that seeks to embrace thediverse cultures, and in doing so, shape people’s national character;

• The name could be a well thought out name that facilitates healing, upholdingsymbolic restitution;

• The name should seek to unite people of the new municipality; and

• The name should have the potential to promote investment and tourism.

Members of the public are invited to submit their comments/objections in writingby not later than Friday, 18 March 2016 to any of the following addresses.Comments and objections can also be sent by email:

• Sarah Baartman District Municipality, Standard Bank Building, 32 Govan MbekiAvenue, Port Elizabeth, 6001 ([email protected] / [email protected])

• Baviaans Municipality, 42 Wehmeyer Street, Willowmore, 6445 ([email protected])

• Camdeboo Municipality, Town Hall Building, Church Square, Graaff-Reinet, 6280([email protected])

• Ikwezi Municipality, 34 Main Street, Jansenville, 6265 ([email protected])

NOTICE NO. 16 OF 2016 DATED 26 FEBRUARY 2016

D.M. PILLAY, THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER, SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

Standard Bank Building32 Govan Mbeki AvenueP O Box 318Port Elizabeth, 6001Tel: 041 508 7111Fax: 041 508 7000www.sarahbaartman.co.za

Roland van Wyk (shotput o.13), ZirkeaStander (Sport’sCoordinator), JanéVenter (high jumpo.12) and TrinikaBrink (long jump, 75mhurdles, 200m hurdles)from Victory ChristianSchool forms part ofthe Eastern Provinceteam that willparticipate at theSouth African AthleticsChampionships onMarch 11 and 12.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Anika Louw is ruiter van formaat

Na ‘n week van sterk kompetisie is Anike Louw (graad 9Nico Malanner)opgeneem in die 3gang sowel as die 5gang Senior Proteaspan. DieWêreldbekerkompetisie vind vanjaar vanaf 4 tot 9 Julie in Stellenboschplaas. FOTO:VERSKAF

Gamtoos-atleteskitter opveldAnika Ferreira (6de inhoogspring o.12),Courtney Charlies (7dein diskus o.13),Revonne Didloft (8ste in100m o.11) en JemayDidloft 7de in verspringo.10) van die LaerskoolGamtoosvallei inPatensie het uitstekendtydens die OP Atletiekkampioenskappe inPort Elizabeth gevaar.FOTO:VERSKAF

Victory athletes victorious on field

Paul Sauer spogmet top-atlete

Robert le Roux, Phillip Rademyer, Keanen Gysman, Liyema Sibabalwe, Brandon Marx, (middel) Iminathi Ngxulelo,Aya Mkhatshwa, Maxene Le Toit, Biance Ruiters, Janri van Huysteen, Emma Kruger, Akeisha Bernadis, ZanicaTaljaard, Lenay Fleurs en Rushawin Prinsloo van die Laerksool Paul Sauer in Kareedouw het medaljes tydens dieSarah Baartmanatletiekbyeenkoms gewen.

Marquin Loesen, Jaiden Gysman, Jaydin Miggels, Debbie de Jager, Shamonique Saile en Vinolia Bailey van dieHoërskool Paul Sauer in Kareedouw het medaljes tydens die Sarah Baartmanatletiekbyeenkoms gewen.PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

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SportSport Kouga Express 12Thursday 3 March 2016

THE beach is the place to be this Easter week-end.

JeffreysBayTourism, in conjunctionwith theKouga Municipality and Kouga Sports Council(KSC), is set to host a fun-filled beach festivalfrom March 25 to March 28 - breathing new lifeinto Jeffreys Bay over this holiday period.“The festivalwill loosely resemble the Shell

Festival of the olden days, but just on a muchsmaller scale to start off with,” says JeffreysBay Tourism chairperson Deon Freemantle.

For the sport-lovers there will be touches,vollyball, kids’ games and soccer.Touch Rugby will take to the beach on

March 25. The entry fee is R90 per team andprize money of up to R1 800 is up for grabs.For more information, phone 078 412 9667.The Saturday will see volleyball teams bat-

tling it out on the sand. The entry fee is R20per team and the winning team will walkaway with R1 200. For more information,phone 083 441 1721.Various kids’ games including dunk-a-cup,

flag race and tug-of-warwill be held onMarch27. For more information, phone 082 824 3124.OnMarch 28, soccer teams will battle it out

for a total prize money of R3 300. The entryfee is R90 per team. For more information,phone 083 870 3232.Registration is from 08:00 to 09:00 and the

captain’s briefing will be at 09:15. All thegames start at 09:30 and ends at 15:00. Theprize-giving is at 16:00.The line-up will have something for every-

one. Apart from all the sporting activities,

food-lovers can enjoy a night market onMarch 25. For the children and those youngat heart, there will be a fun treasure hunt anda sand castle competition.There will also be a variety of stalls at the

festival on March 26.The festival will come to an end with a

church service on the beach on the Sunday.Formore informationor to booka stall, con-

tact the Jeffreys Bay TourismOffice at 042 2932923. Alternatively, send an email to [email protected].

Sporting funat Easter festival

NelMentz Bowls team triumphs

The Nel Mentz Bowls team Déhan Dumas, Hein Nel, Floris van Zyland Joggie Mentz beat off fifteen other contenders, including finalistsSteyn & Ellis, Kouga Kitchens and Chokka, to win the 2016 BusinessLeague Bowls Tournament in Humansdorp. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

HEILIE COMBRINCK

1929. Die grasaanloopbaan lê uitgestrek.Windmet ’nveld-varsheidwaai deurmyharesoos die speekwiele spoedoptel. ’nFliekgreepuit Casablanca?

Nee, 1929 is die jaartal van die Ford ModelA, ’n ou staatmaker wat doerie jare die Afri-ka-veld konkafdraf. Vandag, bykans ’n 100 ja-ar later, moet dié outjie wéér sy staal wys –nié op een of ander safari nie, maar teen ’n1940 SF25 Motor Falke-vliegtuig.Die oefenlopie op die aanloopbaan was om

die Ford se ysterkeel skoon te kry vir diegroot dag. As jy die klein ronde petrolpedaal,tussen die rem en koppelaar, intrap kán diestatige ou 3.4 liter Ford maklik 75mph(120km/h) haal. Maar, sê Colin Dettmann, ei-enaar van beide die veteraan motor en vlieg-tuig, die remproses teen daardie spoed vat ef-fens langer as in nuwerwetse voertuie.Kortliks kom dié resies (te sien by Uiten-

hage seWings&Wheels-fees hierdie naweek)daaropneer dat beide dieFordjie endieFalkein (omdraai) rondes op die Uitenhage-aan-loopbaan resies teen mekaar gaan jaag – dieFordjie wat spoedvlamme op die grond moetspoeg terwyl die Falke, hoog in die lug, ook

gaan uithaal en wys.Natuurlik vlieg ’n vliegtuig vinniger as

wat ’n 1929 Ford kan ry, maar sê die kenners,die groot ding kom by die omdraaie..Kom kyk maar self hierdie naweek hoe dit

gaan werk. Dié kragmeting, as een tussen ’nvuurwarm V8 Porche en Whisper vliegtuig,is alles deel van die Doug Davidson herden-king-lugskou tydens Wings &Wheels-fees opdie Uitenhage-vliegveld.Benwens dié uniekemotor-vliegtuigresies,

kan besoekers ook aan ’n veldwedloop enpretdraf Vrydag 18:00 deelneem en Saterdag-oggend onderskeidelik ’n 5-, 10- of 30km berg-fietsresies aanpak. En ja, daar is selfs ’n spe-siale honde-stap!“Dit is ’n gesinsfees wat in elke besoekersbe-

hoefte,” somLourensKruger, een van die orga-niseerders die jaarlikse Wings & Wheels feesen Doug Davidson herdenking-lugskou op.In die gees van goeie gemeenskapsver-

maak is die Uitenhage Dierebeskermingsve-reniging en die Oosterland Jeugsentrum diefinansiële begunstigdes van dié fees.Danny Jordaan, burgemeester van die Nel-

sonMandelabaai-munisipaliteit, word Sater-dag 09:00met ’nR22helikopter vanJohnHud-dlestone ingevlieg om die fees te open. Daar-na sal alle oë hemelwaarts keer wanneer Stu

Davidson met sy L39 straler die lugruim in-klief. In die eerste uur van die drie ure lug-skou sal 6 van die Suid-Afrikaans vervaar-digde Sling-vliegtuie sowel as 12 van AlgoaFlying Club te sien wees. Twee Cirrus-vlieg-tuie vanaf Johannesburg, sowel as ’n Mus-tang, Seafury, Sukoi, girokopters, helikop-ters, sweeftuie en heelwat ander uniekevliegtuie sal ook in aksie te sien wees.Hou maar die oë oop vir die lugtruuks van

die Suid-Afrikaanse kunsvliegkampioenePatrick Davidson en Nigel Hopkins.Nog ’n asem-ophou belewenis is die grond-

vreter kragkarre wat op die nuwe ekstreem-baan uit gate gaan klim en oor hindernissegaan ry asof dit ’nalledaagse ding is. Kykmaar uit vir manne soos Karel Spangenbergin sy V8 monster-masjien, Chaos.En dan is daar 4x4-behendigheid in die

kleine... Jip, radiobeheerde 4x4’s, met hul eiebane en vlaggies kompleet!Dan is daar nóg ’n grote... die veteraanmo-

toroptog Saterdagoggend 07:00wat by dieVWPeoplePavilion wegspring.Vir inligting oor die bergfietswedren en

veld-wedloop bel Jenny Meyer by 084 959 0821.Meer oor die fees kan gehoor word by LourensKruger by 082 320 2615 of gaan loer bywww.wingsandwheelsfestivaluitenhage.co.za

19Voertsek-Ford resies teen vliegtuig Did you not receive a copy of yourfavourite newspaper this week?

Did you know that you can nowread the full version of the KougaExpress online? Every Thursday from11am the digital version of the KougaExpress you receive at home, is loaded

on our website, so if you do notreceive the paper, you can always

read it online.Simply go to www.kougaex

press.co.za and click on “Download”.

HIGH speed and adrenaline junkies can look forward to action-packed stock car racing this Friday.The Pe Oval Track Raceway in Mission Road, Greenbushes will

host their next club race at 19:00 on March 5lThe classes to compete are Beginners, 1660’s, 2.1’s, Hotrods, Super

6, Std V8’s and V8 American Saloons. Food stalls and braai facilitieswill be available.The entrance fee is R50 for adults.For more information, contact Karen at 082 605 3455.

Stock car action this Friday

Do not miss the actionpacked stock car race this Friday in PortElizabeth. PHOTO:DIGIWORX PHOTOGRAPHY

Linéwen goud

Liné Draai vandie LaerskoolKareedouw het`n gouemedaljelosgehardloopin die naelloopvir dogtersonder 10tydens dieSarah Baartmanatletiekbyeenkoms. Sy isin die OPspanopgeneem wateersdaags aandie ProvinsialeAtletiekkampioenskappegaan deelneem.FOTO:VERSKAF

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