TygerBurger Brackenfell 20160713

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Woensdag, 13 Julie 2016 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]

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Stappers geniet die vars lug by die Durbanvillepark

run wat elke Saterdagoggend om 08:00 by Meerendal

aangebied word. Parkrun is n wreldwye inisiatief

waar mense een keer n week, gewoonlik in die

omgewing van n park, bymekaar kom om 5 km te

hardloop of stap. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

Geniet vars oggendlug

COMMUNITY SAFETY: NEW CLUSTER COMMANDER APPOINTED

Top cop to shake it up

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

W

ith community safety as his top pri-

ority, the new captain at the helm of

police matters in the Tygerberg re-

gion plans to shake things up with meticu-

lously planned strategies.

As of Friday 1 July, Major-General Mpu-

melelo Manci, previously the provincial

head for Visible Policing in the Western

Cape, is the newly appointed cluster com-

mander of the Tygerberg police cluster with

its seven police stations in Bellville, Brack-

enfell, Bothasig, Durbanville, Goodwood,

Kraaifontein and Parow.

A high priority on the list of actions is

the identifying of crimegroups, their arrests

and to achieve successful convictions, he

said in an interview with TygerBurger dur-

ing a walkabout in Wallacedene township

last week.

Wallacedenewas identified as a crimehot-

spot in the cluster from where many crime

plans are hatched.

We all know this region in Kraaifontein

to be a core area criminals operate from, and

thatswhy I amhere. The police need to infil-

trate this community and build relation-

ships with its residents. We have to work

smart and with the trust and cooperation of

the community we can dramatically reduce

activity in the hotspot, he says.

In the coming weeks Manci will establish

a special provincial task team to stabilise

the area.

We will start by identifying crime group-

ings, profiling them and dealing with the

kingpins. Increased operations, visibility

and undercover operations will specifically

be aimed at disrupting their activities and

not allowing them the space to operate, he

explains.

Criminals, and in particular house and

car robbers, will be meticulously linked to

all outstanding cases and we will focus on

convicting them once and for all.

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Woensdag, 13 Julie 2016 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]

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BRACKENFELL

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all our branches !

Stappers geniet die vars lug by die Durbanvillepark

run wat elke Saterdagoggend om 08:00 by Meerendal

aangebied word. Parkrun is n wreldwye inisiatief

waar mense een keer n week, gewoonlik in die

omgewing van n park, bymekaar kom om 5 km te

hardloop of stap. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

Geniet vars oggendlug

COMMUNITY SAFETY: NEW CLUSTER COMMANDER APPOINTED

Top cop to shake it up

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

W

ith community safety as his top pri-

ority, the new captain at the helm of

police matters in the Tygerberg re-

gion plans to shake things up with meticu-

lously planned strategies.

As of Friday 1 July, Major-General Mpu-

melelo Manci, previously the provincial

head for Visible Policing in the Western

Cape, is the newly appointed cluster com-

mander of the Tygerberg police cluster with

its seven police stations in Bellville, Brack-

enfell, Bothasig, Durbanville, Goodwood,

Kraaifontein and Parow.

A high priority on the list of actions is

the identifying of crimegroups, their arrests

and to achieve successful convictions, he

said in an interview with TygerBurger dur-

ing a walkabout in Wallacedene township

last week.

Wallacedenewas identified as a crimehot-

spot in the cluster from where many crime

plans are hatched.

We all know this region in Kraaifontein

to be a core area criminals operate from, and

thatswhy I amhere. The police need to infil-

trate this community and build relation-

ships with its residents. We have to work

smart and with the trust and cooperation of

the community we can dramatically reduce

activity in the hotspot, he says.

In the coming weeks Manci will establish

a special provincial task team to stabilise

the area.

We will start by identifying crime group-

ings, profiling them and dealing with the

kingpins. Increased operations, visibility

and undercover operations will specifically

be aimed at disrupting their activities and

not allowing them the space to operate, he

explains.

Criminals, and in particular house and

car robbers, will be meticulously linked to

all outstanding cases and we will focus on

convicting them once and for all.

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Find us online

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facebook.com/Tygerburger

twitter.com/tygerburger(@TygerBurger)

youtube.com/tygerburgerweb

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Uitgewer:

TygerBurger word uitgegee deur WP Media en is

deel van die Media 24-groep

Verspreding:

TygerBurger Brackenfell word elke Woensdag

in die volgende gebiede afgelewer:

Arauna, Brackenfell Central, Brackenfell Heights,

De Oude Spruit, De Tuin, Welgelee, Eden Park,

Ferndale, Hoogstede, Klaradyn Estate, Kleinbron

Estate, Kleinbron Park, Morgenster,

Morgensterhoogte, Normandie Estate, Protea

Village, Proteahoogte, Sonkring, Burgundy, St

Michaels, Vredekloof, Vredekloof Heights

Totale verspreiding: 19 253

TygerBurger het 14 verskillende uitgawes vir die

volgende gebiede: Bellville, Durbanville, Parow,

Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier,

De Grendel, Tyger Valley, Milnerton, Table View,

Eersterivier/Blue Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar en

Elsiesrivier.


Vir enige verspreidingsklagtes skakel

021 910 6500 of e-pos:

[email protected]

Kontak ons:

Redakteur:

Marita Meyer

021 910 6500

[email protected]

Joernalis:

Desire Rorke

021 910 6555

[email protected]

Advertensiebestuurder:

Garth Hewitt

021 910 6520

[email protected]

Hoofkoerant advertensies:

Andre Schreuder

021 910 6525 of072 735 2504

[email protected]

Geklassifiseerd:

087 740 1091


Korreksies:

Volgens die redaksionele beleid van TygerBurger

verwelkom ons voorstelle en kommentaar oor die

koerant se inhoud en stel ons beduidende foute

so gou as moontlik reg. Stuur asb. inligting oor

die regstelling van foute in die koerant aan die

ombudsman van Media24 se Gemeenskapspers,

George Claassen, by

[email protected] of skakel 021 851

3232 of 083 543 2471. Lesers kan ook klagtes oor

die inhoud by die Persombudsman van Suid-

Afrika, mnr. Johan Retief, aanhangig maak. Skakel

in daardie geval gerus011 484 3612/8, stuur

'n faks na011 484 3619 of 'n e-pos na

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FROM PAGE 1

He is currently meeting with the manage-

ment teams and detective branches at all

the police stations in the cluster.

I need to familiarise myself with all the

stations to determine the needs on ground

level where service delivery takes place,

he says.

The welfare and safety of police officers

is another urgent priority as are continued

efforts to build partnership with other de-

partments, NGOs and community struc-

tures.

In this respect, social crime drives are al-

ready in planning.

In partnership with the various commu-

nity police forums and neighbourhood

watches, wewill work together to stamp out

crime in the Tygerberg policing precinct.

Our mission is to create a safe and secure

environment where citizens feel and are

safe, he promises.

Major-GeneralManci joined theSouthAf-

rican Police Service on 17 October 1987 and

completed his training in Hammanskraal.

His first post was as a Constable at Langa

in 1988 and while here he was promoted to

Warrant Officer and worked as a shift com-

mander in charge of all reliefs at the station.

During 2001 Manci was promoted to the

rank of Captain at the Langa Police Station.

After several promotions, he became dep-

uty area commissioner at West Metropole

as a director in charge of crime prevention

and crime combatting operations.

He was also the deputy area commission-

er for the Boland area, zone commander of

Nyanga and Delft, station commander of

Nyanga and cluster commander for the

Overberg cluster.

This office will exact all its efforts to en-

sure that the above objectives are met, he

concludes.

This is our purpose and together we will

achieve it.

Major General Mpumelelo Manci (third from left) during a walkabout in Wallacedene last week. Behind

him is Kraaifontein station commander, Brigadier Gerda van Niekerk. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Die Madeliefie-Makietie vind vanjaar

van 29 September tot 2 Oktober op Vreden-

dal plaas. Karen Zoid, Theuns Jordaan,

Kurt Darren en Dr. Victor & The Rasta

Rebels en vele meer gaan optree. Besoek

madeliefiemakietie.co.za vir kaartjies en

meer inligting oor die fees.

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A woman measuring three times over the

legal blood alcohol limit was among the ten

drivers arrested for drunken driving in

Brackenfell on Saturday evening. She also

registered the highest reading of the night

at 0,94 mg/1000ml.

A total of 240 vehicles were stopped dur-

ing a road block conducted by Cape Town

Traffic Services on the corner of Old Paarl

Road and Brackenfell Boulevard on Satur-

day evening.

Upon arrest the eight males and two fe-

males were taken to the Brackenfell police

station to register a criminal case after

which theywere transported to the Athlone

traffic station were blood tests were taken.

After the blood tests they were handed over

to the Brackenfell police for detention,

says Richard Coleman, spokesperson for

the Citys traffic services.

Their vehicles were handed over to police

for safekeeping.

This road block formed part of a city-wide

operation over the weekend, during which

115 people were arrested for drunk driving.

Forty of those arrests were made during

operations in Delft, 13 in Macassar, 22 in

Mfuleni, 13 in Claremont and 16 in Belhar.

A total of 1108 fines were issued for vari-

ous offences.

Woman driver three times over legal limit

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A

s n vreemde man met die naam Vuyo

jou uit die bloute bel en vra om met

jou huiswerker te praat, kan jy maar

weet die skelmweb word gespin.

Die ou slenter waar boosdoeners mense

noop om duisende rande te betaal vir hul

huiswerker se kwansuise begrafnis doen

weer die ronde enpolisiewaarsku inwoners

om waaksaam te wees.

Arnold de Villiers van Durbanville is am-

per verlede week so ingedoen. Die man het

my vrou verlede Donderdag gebel en gevra

om met ons huishulp te praat. Hy het aan

my vrou ges hy is haar broer, vertel De

Villiers. Toe die huiswerker (wie se identi-

teit deur TygerBurger beskerm word) die

foon neem, het die man, wat homself Vuyo

noem, egter aan haar ges hy werk by die

departement van binnelandse sake.

Hy het haar gevra wat haar naam is en

of sy geregistreer is om werkloosheidsver-

sekering te ontvang. Sohethyalhaarbeson-

derhede gekry, verduidelik hy.

Dievolgendeoggendhet dieselfdemandie

huishulp vroeg op haar selfoon geskakel,

maardikeervoorgegeedathyvanhaar sel-

foondiensverskaffer skakel. Sy moes glo

dadelik haar foon afskakel vir die volgende

paar uur omdat die netwerk probleme gee.

Daarna het hy my vrou geskakel en weer

voorgegee hy is haar broer.

De Villiers se vrou is ingelig dat haar

huishulp die vorige aand aan n hartaanval

oorlede is en dat die familie baie dringend

R3 000 benodig sodat die ondernemers die

liggaam by die huis kan kom haal en die be-

grafnis kan begin rel. Ons huiswerker

werk al baie jare vir ons en natuurlik was

dit ontstellende nuus vir my vrou. Maar

eers toe sy hom vra hoekom hy so haastig

is, het hy skielik baie ongeskik geraak en

ges hy sal haar terugbel. Toe hy n paarmi-

nute later terugskakel, het ek die foon be-

antwoord. Ek hetmymedelye gedeel en aan

hom ges ons sal hom terugskakel.

Hy was weer eens baie ontstig en wou by

De Villiers weet of hy hulle gaan help of

nie. Ek kan nie glo hoe kwaad hy geword

het nie en het toe dadelik my huiswerker se

seun gebel wat verstom was oor die storie.

Hy het ons verseker sy ma is lankal werk

toe, en toe ek later na die kantoor toe ry

waar sy op Vrydae werk, was sy reeds

daar. Toe De Villiers die saak by die Dur-

banville-polisie wou aanmeld is hy ingelig

dat verskeie inwoners al met die slenter ge-

vang is. n Klaer wat n paar minute voor

my by die polisiekantoor was, het R5 000

oorbetaal aan n Vuyo in n e-beursie-reke-

ning.Die selfoonnommers vanwaar Vuyo

geskakel het, het ook ooreengekom. Dit was

063 784 7274 en 073 461 2586. Gelukkig het

ek nie n verlies gely nie, s hy.

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Cobble Walk CentreSHOP 19

De Villiers Road Durbanville

To adopt a cat:

contact Tracey or Chantel

021 5346426 or 071 000 1557

[email protected]

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GEHOOR-

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Indien U

belangstel,

sms HEAR na

34007

DURBANVILLE: Mediplein Mediese Sentrum, Hibiscus Str

BRACKENFELL:Medicross Mediese Sentrum,

h/v Brackenfell Rylaan & Nina Str.

BELLVILLE: Oakmed Sentrum agter Mkem

PAROW: Medicross Mediese Sentrum, McIntyre Rylaan

Gekontrakteer in Mediese Fondse

MICHAEL FOURIE B. Pharm Dip.HAA

Find us online


facebook.com/Tygerburger

twitter.com/tygerburger(@TygerBurger)

youtube.com/tygerburgerweb

issuu.com/tygerburgerweb

Uitgewer:

TygerBurger word uitgegee deur WP Media en is

deel van die Media 24-groep

Verspreding:

TygerBurger Brackenfell word elke Woensdag

in die volgende gebiede afgelewer:

Arauna, Brackenfell Central, Brackenfell Heights,

De Oude Spruit, De Tuin, Welgelee, Eden Park,

Ferndale, Hoogstede, Klaradyn Estate, Kleinbron

Estate, Kleinbron Park, Morgenster,

Morgensterhoogte, Normandie Estate, Protea

Village, Proteahoogte, Sonkring, Burgundy, St

Michaels, Vredekloof, Vredekloof Heights


TygerBurger het 14 verskillende uitgawes vir die

volgende gebiede: Bellville, Durbanville, Parow,

Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier,

De Grendel, Tyger Valley, Milnerton, Table View,

Eersterivier/Blue Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar en

Elsiesrivier.


Vir enige verspreidingsklagtes skakel

021 910 6500 of e-pos:

[email protected]

Kontak ons:

Redakteur:

Marita Meyer

021 910 6500

[email protected]

Joernalis:

Desire Rorke

021 910 6555

[email protected]

Advertensiebestuurder:

Garth Hewitt

021 910 6520

[email protected]

Hoofkoerant advertensies:

Andre Schreuder

021 910 6525 of072 735 2504

[email protected]

Geklassifiseerd:

087 740 1091


Korreksies:

Volgens die redaksionele beleid van TygerBurger

verwelkom ons voorstelle en kommentaar oor die

koerant se inhoud en stel ons beduidende foute

so gou as moontlik reg. Stuur asb. inligting oor

die regstelling van foute in die koerant aan die

ombudsman van Media24 se Gemeenskapspers,

George Claassen, by

[email protected] of skakel 021 851

3232 of 083 543 2471. Lesers kan ook klagtes oor

die inhoud by die Persombudsman van Suid-

Afrika, mnr. Johan Retief, aanhangig maak. Skakel

in daardie geval gerus011 484 3612/8, stuur

'n faks na011 484 3619 of 'n e-pos na

[email protected] or

[email protected]

x 48 VIRGIN TOILET ROLLS

REAL DETERGENTS

1A Bertie Ave, Epping (Behind New Look Cash & Carry)

Tel: 021 534 0267

X1RL1K45-AL130716

FROM PAGE 1

He is currently meeting with the manage-

ment teams and detective branches at all

the police stations in the cluster.

I need to familiarise myself with all the

stations to determine the needs on ground

level where service delivery takes place,

he says.

The welfare and safety of police officers

is another urgent priority as are continued

efforts to build partnership with other de-

partments, NGOs and community struc-

tures.

In this respect, social crime drives are al-

ready in planning.

In partnership with the various commu-

nity police forums and neighbourhood

watches, wewill work together to stamp out

crime in the Tygerberg policing precinct.

Our mission is to create a safe and secure

environment where citizens feel and are

safe, he promises.

Major-GeneralManci joined theSouthAf-

rican Police Service on 17 October 1987 and

completed his training in Hammanskraal.

His first post was as a Constable at Langa

in 1988 and while here he was promoted to

Warrant Officer and worked as a shift com-

mander in charge of all reliefs at the station.

During 2001 Manci was promoted to the

rank of Captain at the Langa Police Station.

After several promotions, he became dep-

uty area commissioner at West Metropole

as a director in charge of crime prevention

and crime combatting operations.

He was also the deputy area commission-

er for the Boland area, zone commander of

Nyanga and Delft, station commander of

Nyanga and cluster commander for the

Overberg cluster.

This office will exact all its efforts to en-

sure that the above objectives are met, he

concludes.

This is our purpose and together we will

achieve it.

Major General Mpumelelo Manci (third from left) during a walkabout in Wallacedene last week. Behind

him is Kraaifontein station commander, Brigadier Gerda van Niekerk. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Die Madeliefie-Makietie vind vanjaar

van 29 September tot 2 Oktober op Vreden-

dal plaas. Karen Zoid, Theuns Jordaan,

Kurt Darren en Dr. Victor & The Rasta

Rebels en vele meer gaan optree. Besoek

madeliefiemakietie.co.za vir kaartjies en

meer inligting oor die fees.

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A woman measuring three times over the

legal blood alcohol limit was among the ten

drivers arrested for drunken driving in

Brackenfell on Saturday evening. She also

registered the highest reading of the night

at 0,94 mg/1000ml.

A total of 240 vehicles were stopped dur-

ing a road block conducted by Cape Town

Traffic Services on the corner of Old Paarl

Road and Brackenfell Boulevard on Satur-

day evening.

Upon arrest the eight males and two fe-

males were taken to the Brackenfell police

station to register a criminal case after

which theywere transported to the Athlone

traffic station were blood tests were taken.

After the blood tests they were handed over

to the Brackenfell police for detention,

says Richard Coleman, spokesperson for

the Citys traffic services.

Their vehicles were handed over to police

for safekeeping.

This road block formed part of a city-wide

operation over the weekend, during which

115 people were arrested for drunk driving.

Forty of those arrests were made during

operations in Delft, 13 in Macassar, 22 in

Mfuleni, 13 in Claremont and 16 in Belhar.

A total of 1108 fines were issued for vari-

ous offences.

Woman driver three times over legal limit

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A

s n vreemde man met die naam Vuyo

jou uit die bloute bel en vra om met

jou huiswerker te praat, kan jy maar

weet die skelmweb word gespin.

Die ou slenter waar boosdoeners mense

noop om duisende rande te betaal vir hul

huiswerker se kwansuise begrafnis doen

weer die ronde enpolisiewaarsku inwoners

om waaksaam te wees.

Arnold de Villiers van Durbanville is am-

per verlede week so ingedoen. Die man het

my vrou verlede Donderdag gebel en gevra

om met ons huishulp te praat. Hy het aan

my vrou ges hy is haar broer, vertel De

Villiers. Toe die huiswerker (wie se identi-

teit deur TygerBurger beskerm word) die

foon neem, het die man, wat homself Vuyo

noem, egter aan haar ges hy werk by die

departement van binnelandse sake.

Hy het haar gevra wat haar naam is en

of sy geregistreer is om werkloosheidsver-

sekering te ontvang. Sohethyalhaarbeson-

derhede gekry, verduidelik hy.

Dievolgendeoggendhet dieselfdemandie

huishulp vroeg op haar selfoon geskakel,

maardikeervoorgegeedathyvanhaar sel-

foondiensverskaffer skakel. Sy moes glo

dadelik haar foon afskakel vir die volgende

paar uur omdat die netwerk probleme gee.

Daarna het hy my vrou geskakel en weer

voorgegee hy is haar broer.

De Villiers se vrou is ingelig dat haar

huishulp die vorige aand aan n hartaanval

oorlede is en dat die familie baie dringend

R3 000 benodig sodat die ondernemers die

liggaam by die huis kan kom haal en die be-

grafnis kan begin rel. Ons huiswerker

werk al baie jare vir ons en natuurlik was

dit ontstellende nuus vir my vrou. Maar

eers toe sy hom vra hoekom hy so haastig

is, het hy skielik baie ongeskik geraak en

ges hy sal haar terugbel. Toe hy n paarmi-

nute later terugskakel, het ek die foon be-

antwoord. Ek hetmymedelye gedeel en aan

hom ges ons sal hom terugskakel.

Hy was weer eens baie ontstig en wou by

De Villiers weet of hy hulle gaan help of

nie. Ek kan nie glo hoe kwaad hy geword

het nie en het toe dadelik my huiswerker se

seun gebel wat verstom was oor die storie.

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A

fter almost seven years an empty and

unfinished development in Protea

Heights is still causing headaches for

surrounding residents.

According to these residents, who are

now demanding a meeting with local au-

thorities, the half-built block of flats on the

corner of Dennegeur and Buitekant streets

is an eyesore that negatively affects their

property values.

But what gripes resident Jan Breedt even

more is the fact that the City of Cape Town

has not responded to their recent requests

for a meeting.

Iwrote several letters requesting ameet-

ing but have heard nothing back. For some

reason building suddenly stopped about

four or five years ago, he says.

Threeyears agoBreedthad toupgradehis

security systems after the building became

a hide-away for vagrants, criminals and

beggars in the area. During that time he suf-

fered theft from his property and numerous

attempts were made to burgle his house

while the family was asleep at night.

The police removed various unwanted

people and even dangerous weapons from

this area, Breedt says.

After these complaints surfaced in 2013,

the owner of the property, Carl Gous, built

a newparameterwall to secure the property

and placed a permanent guard on site. This

followed after the City started court pro-

ceedings against Gous, which were halted

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ning and building department, told Tyger-

Burger the owner planned to complete the

building before the end of that year.

It is now another three years later and

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frustrated Breedt, who concedes that al-

though the arrangements made in 2013 ad-

dressed the immediate safety issues, the

building remains a problem.

The security guard that latermovedonto

the premises lives there without any servi-

ces, electricity or hot water and his wife re-

cently had to give birth there. It must be

horrible for them and I have on occasion

helped them with hot water to bathe the lit-

tle baby, says Breedt, who lives across the

street. The fact of the matter is, this build-

ing cannot stand incomplete like this for an

undetermined period. Nobody in the area

will be able to put their houses on the mar-

ket, should theywish to, as longas thebuild-

ing remains unfinished, he says.

Breedt says it is up to the City to resolve

the problem.

Weas residents pleadedwith themunici-

pality not to approve the development, but

all in vain. We were later informed that the

province approved the development and

now all these years later it has become our

problem. Government approved the devel-

opment andmust now see that it is complet-

ed.

Gous told TygerBurger that he operates

within the boundaries of the law.

I see to it that the premises are kept neat

and safe. There is no other law that forces

me to do anything else but keep the place

clean and safe, he says.

Gous could not provideTygerBurgerwith

a date of completion, but denies that funds

have dried up, as residents believe.

Off course there are plans in place to

complete the building in due time, but I can-

not give you a specific date at this stage. I

am a reasonable man and any of these resi-

dents can approach me if they want to dis-

cuss any problems about the property, he

says.

TygerBurger is still awaiting a response

from the City of Cape Town.

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Kontak Chris Prins

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Eyesore riles residents

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A

fter almost seven years an empty and

unfinished development in Protea

Heights is still causing headaches for

surrounding residents.

According to these residents, who are

now demanding a meeting with local au-

thorities, the half-built block of flats on the

corner of Dennegeur and Buitekant streets

is an eyesore that negatively affects their

property values.

But what gripes resident Jan Breedt even

more is the fact that the City of Cape Town

has not responded to their recent requests

for a meeting.

Iwrote several letters requesting ameet-

ing but have heard nothing back. For some

reason building suddenly stopped about

four or five years ago, he says.

Threeyears agoBreedthad toupgradehis

security systems after the building became

a hide-away for vagrants, criminals and

beggars in the area. During that time he suf-

fered theft from his property and numerous

attempts were made to burgle his house

while the family was asleep at night.

The police removed various unwanted

people and even dangerous weapons from

this area, Breedt says.

After these complaints surfaced in 2013,

the owner of the property, Carl Gous, built

a newparameterwall to secure the property

and placed a permanent guard on site. This

followed after the City started court pro-

ceedings against Gous, which were halted

after building work on the new wall re-

sumed. CherylWalters, director of the plan-

ning and building department, told Tyger-

Burger the owner planned to complete the

building before the end of that year.

It is now another three years later and

still the building just stands, says a very

frustrated Breedt, who concedes that al-

though the arrangements made in 2013 ad-

dressed the immediate safety issues, the

building remains a problem.

The security guard that latermovedonto

the premises lives there without any servi-

ces, electricity or hot water and his wife re-

cently had to give birth there. It must be

horrible for them and I have on occasion

helped them with hot water to bathe the lit-

tle baby, says Breedt, who lives across the

street. The fact of the matter is, this build-

ing cannot stand incomplete like this for an

undetermined period. Nobody in the area

will be able to put their houses on the mar-

ket, should theywish to, as longas thebuild-

ing remains unfinished, he says.

Breedt says it is up to the City to resolve

the problem.

Weas residents pleadedwith themunici-

pality not to approve the development, but

all in vain. We were later informed that the

province approved the development and

now all these years later it has become our

problem. Government approved the devel-

opment andmust now see that it is complet-

ed.

Gous told TygerBurger that he operates

within the boundaries of the law.

I see to it that the premises are kept neat

and safe. There is no other law that forces

me to do anything else but keep the place

clean and safe, he says.

Gous could not provideTygerBurgerwith

a date of completion, but denies that funds

have dried up, as residents believe.

Off course there are plans in place to

complete the building in due time, but I can-

not give you a specific date at this stage. I

am a reasonable man and any of these resi-

dents can approach me if they want to dis-

cuss any problems about the property, he

says.

TygerBurger is still awaiting a response

from the City of Cape Town.

This unfinished building in Protea Heights spoils the ambience of the surrounding neighbour

hood, residents say. PHOTO: DESIRE RORKE

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Wednesday.

Just like his father, who is a provincial

traffic inspector at the regional office in

Brackenfell,Nicholas dreamedof becoming

a traffic officer one day.

My father inspired me to become a traf-

fic officer. I grew up seeing him in the blue

uniform and the respect with which he

dealt with road users, and I thought I want-

ed to be like him.

He always spoke passionately about

road safety and traffic law enforcement and

today I still lookup tohimwith that admira-

tion, Nicholas says.

Leonard is proud of his sons achieve-

ments.

It wasnt an easy journey for Nicholas.

He was turned down three times, but I told

him not to give up.

I could see in his eyes that he wanted to

become a traffic officer. I am confident that

he will grow and succeed in this role and

become an officer we all can be proud of,

he says.

Over the last year, Nicholas and 49 other

course participants received training ac-

credited by the Safety and Security Sector

Education and Training Authority which

includes instruction in the Road Traffic

Management Corporation guidelines on

road traffic law enforcement.

Henowholds the 12-monthFurtherEdu-

cation and Training Certificate: Road Traf-

fic Law Enforcement, which qualifies him

to become a traffic officer and act in that

capacity to make our roads safer, says By-

ron la Hoe, spokesperson for the depart-

ment of transport and public works.

LaHoe saysall theparticipantshave com-

pleted firearm competency training, driver

training (including articulated motor vehi-

cle andmotorcycle training), first aid train-

ing and training in fighting fires.

Nicholas reported for duty at the Caledon

traffic centre on Monday and says he looks

forward working at the centre.

Its an adaption to a new environment,

but I have my fathers support as well as

support from the rest of the family to keep

me focused and encourageme tomake a dif-

ference on our roads, he says.

Young traffic officer

follows dads steps


Nicholas Olivier and

his father, Leonard,

at the recent

graduation ceremony

held at the Gene

Louw Traffic College

in Brackenfell.PHOTO:

CITY OF CAPE TOWN

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- Black

- 2 Year guarantee

R3 499

was R3 999

R2 699

was R2 899

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PRESSURE COOKER

- 8 litre or 10 litre

- Induction-compatible

- Stainless steel

WIDE RANGE OF

PARTS AVAILABLE


While stocks last

AMPLE FREE PARKING

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*Terms & Conditions apply

- We accept all major credit

cards, RCS, Cape Consumers /

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& ID

REQUIRED

WITH THE

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AVAILABLE

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- 1800 watt

STEAM STATION

- 2400 watt

- Carry lock


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BEDSETS

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3/4 was R4 668 now R3 999




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- White

- 2 Year guarantee

5kg

Also in Metallic @ R 2 799 was R 2 999


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- Bottom freezer





- White

- 2 Year guarantee

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WASHING MACHINE

- 800 rpm

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- Silver INOX finish

- 3 Year guarantee

6kg

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R3 999

MORENO COFFEE TABLE

- 129 x 70cm

- Acacia- Acacia

R5 999

was R7 599

- 2 Year guarantee

R8 499

was R9 195

CRESCENDO

- Acacia

R13 999

was R16 499

QUEEN STD/XL

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

CAPEGATE - 021 980 5780

QueenQueen

3/43/4

Double Double was R5 678 Double Double was R5 678

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R14 999

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8 Litre

10 Litre


R2 299

PARTS AVAILABLE

8 Litre

R2 799

PARTS AVAILABLE

10 Litre

R2 999

was R2 699

- 1800 watt

10 Litre

R289

was R349

R2 499

was R2 999



- with Bluetooth

- HDMI input

- 2 Year guarantee


- 2 x HDMI inputs

- 1 x USB input

- 2 Year guarantee

40

R2 799




- with Bluetooth

- HDMI input

- 2 Year guarantee


R5 899

was R6 499

Also available:

MORENO DINING TABLE

- 210 x 100cm

- Acacia

MORENO PLASMA UNIT

- 219 x 47cm

- Acacia

each

MORENO DINING CHAIR

- Acacia

R7 699

R7 999

was R9 999

R1 799

DINING TABLE + 6 DINING CHAIRS

R14 999

was R18 493

OR


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Christmas

in July

X1RL1JWW-AL130716

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Offers valid until 17 July 2016. While stocks last.

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COMBO 1

LASHER HEDGE SHEAR

STERISEAL

COMBO 2

WAS

54.95

NOW

29.95

WAS

154.85

NOW

99.95

WAS

104.90

NOW

49.95

WAS

274.95

NOW

149.95

PLASTIC

LEAF

RAKE

PLASTIC

LEAF

RAKE

LASHER

SECATEUR

LASHER

SECATEUR

YELLOW

GLOVES

YELLOW

GLOVES

GARDEN

SHEAR

GARDEN

SHEAR

YELLOW

GLOVES

YELLOW

GLOVES

L

ike father, like son.

For Leonard Olivier (52) and his son,

Nicholas (23), these words were recent-

ly realised when Nicholas followed in his

dads footsteps by joining the City of Cape

Towns Traffic Services.

Nicholas, a Kuils River resident, made

his father exceptionally proud by stepping

out in the recognisable light and dark blue

uniform after graduating from the Gene

Louw Traffic College in Brackenfell last

Wednesday.

Just like his father, who is a provincial

traffic inspector at the regional office in

Brackenfell,Nicholas dreamedof becoming

a traffic officer one day.

My father inspired me to become a traf-

fic officer. I grew up seeing him in the blue

uniform and the respect with which he

dealt with road users, and I thought I want-

ed to be like him.

He always spoke passionately about

road safety and traffic law enforcement and

today I still lookup tohimwith that admira-

tion, Nicholas says.

Leonard is proud of his sons achieve-

ments.

It wasnt an easy journey for Nicholas.

He was turned down three times, but I told

him not to give up.

I could see in his eyes that he wanted to

become a traffic officer. I am confident that

he will grow and succeed in this role and

become an officer we all can be proud of,

he says.

Over the last year, Nicholas and 49 other

course participants received training ac-

credited by the Safety and Security Sector

Education and Training Authority which

includes instruction in the Road Traffic

Management Corporation guidelines on

road traffic law enforcement.

Henowholds the 12-monthFurtherEdu-

cation and Training Certificate: Road Traf-

fic Law Enforcement, which qualifies him

to become a traffic officer and act in that

capacity to make our roads safer, says By-

ron la Hoe, spokesperson for the depart-

ment of transport and public works.

LaHoe saysall theparticipantshave com-

pleted firearm competency training, driver

training (including articulated motor vehi-

cle andmotorcycle training), first aid train-

ing and training in fighting fires.

Nicholas reported for duty at the Caledon

traffic centre on Monday and says he looks

forward working at the centre.

Its an adaption to a new environment,

but I have my fathers support as well as

support from the rest of the family to keep

me focused and encourageme tomake a dif-

ference on our roads, he says.


follows dads steps


Nicholas Olivier and

his father, Leonard,

at the recent

graduation ceremony

held at the Gene

Louw Traffic College

in Brackenfell.PHOTO:

CITY OF CAPE TOWN

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

n

Bejaardeman inMorgenster was n

slagoffer van die jongste gewapende

rooftog in Brackenfell.

Die 69-jarigeman is opDinsdag 7Julie om

14:00 voor sy huis in Potgieterstraat beroof.

Net voor hy by symotorhuiswou intrek,

het een gewapende rower hom genader, ge-

dreig en van sy beursie beroof, s ao. Erica

Crous, woordvoerder van die Brackenfell-

polisie.

Volgens ons inligting het dieman pas te-

ruggekom van die winkels af waar hy kon-

tant by n OTM getrek het, voeg sy by.

Vermoedelik is die man vanaf die OTM

agtervolg, maar die polisie ondersoek alle

moontlikhede.

Volgens Crous was die kontantbedrag in

sy beursie egter klein.

Ons verneem dat hy die geld wat hy by

die OTM getrek het, dadelik weer by n an-

der OTM inbetaal het, s sy.

Bejaarde voor huis beroof

Sixteen-year-old Brackenfell beauty Ni-

kita-lee Burger, Miss Junior Teen South

Africa for 2016, has collected awhopping

120kg of plastic caps in order to buy

wheelchairs for the needy.

As an ambassador for Ribbon for Ro-

ses we reach out to autistic and disabled

children. Ribbons for Roses started the

project Drop a Doppie, whereby we col-

lect plastic caps for wheelchairs. We ne-

gotiate with recycle companies all over

South Africa to sell the plastic caps we

collect. When we have enough, we pur-

chase the wheelchairs, she explains.

Nikita-lee managed to collect all these

caps in only three months.

I could not have done thiswithout the

help of the community, she says.

V To get involved in the Drop a Doppie project,

contact Nikitalee on 084 906 3946.

Plastic cap project nets 120kg

Nika Blanckenberg, Nikitalee Burger, Lila Blanckenberg and Hanr Blanckenberg, who all

helped collecting the caps.

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

n

Bejaardeman inMorgenster was n

slagoffer van die jongste gewapende

rooftog in Brackenfell.

Die 69-jarigeman is opDinsdag 7Julie om

14:00 voor sy huis in Potgieterstraat beroof.

Net voor hy by symotorhuiswou intrek,

het een gewapende rower hom genader, ge-

dreig en van sy beursie beroof, s ao. Erica

Crous, woordvoerder van die Brackenfell-

polisie.

Volgens ons inligting het dieman pas te-

ruggekom van die winkels af waar hy kon-

tant by n OTM getrek het, voeg sy by.

Vermoedelik is die man vanaf die OTM

agtervolg, maar die polisie ondersoek alle

moontlikhede.

Volgens Crous was die kontantbedrag in

sy beursie egter klein.

Ons verneem dat hy die geld wat hy by

die OTM getrek het, dadelik weer by n an-

der OTM inbetaal het, s sy.

Bejaarde voor huis beroof

Sixteen-year-old Brackenfell beauty Ni-

kita-lee Burger, Miss Junior Teen South

Africa for 2016, has collected awhopping

120kg of plastic caps in order to buy

wheelchairs for the needy.

As an ambassador for Ribbon for Ro-

ses we reach out to autistic and disabled

children. Ribbons for Roses started the

project Drop a Doppie, whereby we col-

lect plastic caps for wheelchairs. We ne-

gotiate with recycle companies all over

South Africa to sell the plastic caps we

collect. When we have enough, we pur-

chase the wheelchairs, she explains.

Nikita-lee managed to collect all these

caps in only three months.

I could not have done thiswithout the

help of the community, she says.

V To get involved in the Drop a Doppie project,

contact Nikitalee on 084 906 3946.

Plastic cap project nets 120kg

Nika Blanckenberg, Nikitalee Burger, Lila Blanckenberg and Hanr Blanckenberg, who all

helped collecting the caps.

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DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

D

avid Woodall, a Grade 12 learner

fromMonument Park High School in

Kraaifontein, was among only two fi-

nalists from the Western Cape to take part

in the recent national Applications Olym-

piad.

Of the 10 983 who entered the Olympiad,

only ten finalists countrywide reached the

final round, which was held at Bergvliet

High in Cape Town during the winter

school holiday.

Woodall did his school and province

proud by ending as a runner-up in the com-

petition.

The Olympiad challenges participants

touse commoncomputer applications such

as word processors, spreadsheets and data-

bases to solve a set of problems, explains

convener Michael Cameron.

The final round included two one-hour

tests and a four-hour project on the theme

of the Summer Olympic Games.

The project required them to prepare an

A3 info poster which the Olympic commit-

tee can use in schools to promote the Olym-

pics, he says.

During the project they also had to teach

themselves a new skill that is not in the

school curriculum.

For this they were given an eight-page

document headed How to create a pivot ta-

ble and manipulate it.

Iwas amazed to seewhat computers can

do, Woodall commented after the project.

At the awards dinner BarbaraMallinson

challenged the participants to see and

chase opportunity.

Entrepreneurs have grit, take risks and

persist through hard times. Entrepreneurs

drive innovation.

Tauhir Ahmed, the winner of the gold

medal, is also from Cape Town and the oth-

er Western Cape finalist.

Ahmed is from Athlone and a learner at

IslamiaCollege inCapeTown. Besideswin-

ning the gold medal, he will compete in the

Microsoft Office Specialist World Champi-

onship in Florida, USA, early in August.

WCproduces top twoOlympiads

David Woodall and Tauhir Ahmed.

A past pupil of the Hugo Lambrechts Cen-

tre, violinist Jeffrey Armstrong (19), will be

one of themain attractions at the upcoming

SA National Youth Festival concert, which

will be held at the centres auditorium on

Saturday (16 July) at 19:00.

He will play a solo with the National

Youth Orchestra.

Hundreds of young musicians audition

for a covetedplace in theNationalYouthOr-

chestra, and a select few are chosen to form

the green and gold national team each year.

The orchestras programme includes

Mahlers glorious Fifth Symphony andBen-

jamin Brittens seldom-heard Double Con-

certo forViolin andViola, writtenwhen the

composer was just eighteen. The orchestra

will be conducted by the sensational Ewa

Strusiska, a finalist and laureate at the

prestigious Gustav Mahler International

Conducting Competition in Poland.

VOnline tickets fromTixsa range fromR100 to R120.

Local violinist to play solo at youth concert

As deel van hul Jeugdag-vieringe het die

Voortrekkers van Brackenfell, Kraaifon-

tein en Bellville saamgespan vir n gemeen-

skapsprojek by The Valley-plaasskool op

die plaas Pampoenkraal in Durbanville.

Geskenkpakkies isuitgedeel aandiekin-

ders en onderwysers. Elke kommando en

hul kinders is genooi om te help met die in-

sameling van die items, s Murna Lotriet.

In aanloop na die dag het ongeveer 250

kinders, wat deel is van die Oord Kaapstad,

n bydrae gemaak vir die skool se kinders.

Sommige het sepies en waslappe geskenk

en ander weer tandeborsels of handskoene.

Die ATKV-tak van Bellville het ook vir ons

komberse en sap vir die dag geskenk. Elke

kind is ook gevra om n kussing te bring en

so het elke kind n lekker warm kombers en

kussing ontvang, s sy. Ook die verken-

ners is uitgenooi om deel uit te maak van

die projek. Hulle het saammet die kinders

gesing en speletjies gespeel, gehelp omkoek

en geskenke uit te deel en ook gehelp omdie

geskenke oop te maak.

Jeugdag by plaasskool gevier

By die uitreikaksie was (agter, van links) Andrew Potgieter (ATKV), Lourens Vermeulen, Carla

Venter, Corn Grobler, Elmarie Welgemoed, Petra Grobbelaar en Caressa Rhoode (skoolsekreta

resse). Voor is Murna Lotriet, Miriam Visagie, Nicolene de Witt, Siboseto Jada en Johnathan

Hugo.

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AVRIL FILLIES

T

he new manager at service organisa-

tion Mould Empower Serve (MES) in

Bellville has personally witnessed

what difference the organisation can make

in the lives of individuals.

Lilly Franks started the new

challenge on Monday 4 July.

Before this, she worked at

MES in Kempton Park for six

years.

I thank the Lord for the sol-

id foundation that Ilse (Kemp)

has laid down and I realise

that these are big shoes to fill.

Ilses passion and dedication

will definitely leave a lasting

footprint in this city. I know

that the MES Cape Town staff

and supporters will miss her

dearly, but we must now con-

tinue to change more hearts.

Together we can take this

branch of MES to the next lev-

el, she says.

For as long as she can remember, she had

this longing to reach out to people living on

the streets. Because of this longing, she

started at MES Kempton Park and became

a staff member. It didnt take long to realise

she wanted to work with them, especially

after personallywitnessing the change in so

many peoples lives.

My own heart has also been changed in

the process and it has been remarkable to

personally witness hope being rekindled,

hunger pains stilled, the lonely befriended

and peoples lives changed for the better. It

was sad forme to leave the staff and support-

ers of the MES Kempton Park as my heart

has been deeply touched by many in the

community that has taken hands to care for

those that are in need, she adds.

She is aware of all thewonderful relation-

ships that have been built in the Cape Town

community and is looking forward to being

part of the positive change that is taking

place there. I trust that I have the necessa-

ry strength, passion and pa-

tience that is needed, but I will

never cease to pray for wis-

dom and guidance. I have no

doubt that the Lords goodness

and faithfulness will be over

the MES Cape Town branch,

she says.

Lilly studied BSC in micro-

biology and biochemistry and

is adamant that she will make

time to go hiking in Cape

Town to experience and ex-

plorewhat nature has to offer

and to absorb the beauty of the

Cape.

I first want to get familiar

with all the programmes and

get to know the staff well. I

have no plans to change anything in the

branch for the remainderof theyear. I think

itwill be good to first get a clearunderstand-

ing of how things are operating before I look

at changing or improving anything in the

branch.

The people working at MES inspired me

to change. The values of the organisation,

commitment and passion for the poor

touched me deeply, says Lilly.

I have this strong desire to be of service

to others and in the process I discoveredmy

true calling in life.Mywork atMEShas giv-

en my life a new meaning and I am looking

forward to the new chapter in my life, she

concludes.

NewMESmanager

excited about CT

Lilly Franks, the new

manager of MES in Cape

Town.

ABBYGENE BISSOLATI

Motoriste in dieMoederstad sal binnekort

hul verkeersboetes op hul selfone en ta-

blette kan betaal.

Kaapstad se verkeersdiens het vandees-

week n SMS-diens bekendgestel wat aan

motoriste n boodskap stuur wanneer hul-

le n boete gekry het.

Wanneer n oortreder n verkeersboete

kry, word n boodskap tesamemet n web-

adres na die persoon se selfoon gestuur.

Die persoon kan toegang tot die boete kry

deur sy of haar identiteitsnommer te ver-

skaf,met die bykomende opsie omdie boe-

te af te laai, dit per e-pos of direk op die

webwerf te betaal.

Die tegnologie is verkry deur die stads-

raad se diensverskaffer wat ook verant-

woordelik is vir die uitreiking van boete-

kennisgewings. Die diensverskaffer toets

reeds die laaste paar maande die SMS-

diens. Hoewel jy steeds jou tradisionele

eerste kennisgewing in die pos sal ont-

vang, laat di diens die verkeersowerhede

toe om temonitor hoeveel verbruikers die

boodskappe ontvang, lees en aflaai, asook

hoeveel verbruikers hul boetes betaal.

Hierdie slimboodskapdiens is ontwerp

om die lewe vir inwoners makliker te

maak, s J.P. Smith, burgemeestersko-

miteelid van veiligheid en sekuriteit.

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AVRIL FILLIES

T

he new manager at service organisa-

tion Mould Empower Serve (MES) in

Bellville has personally witnessed

what difference the organisation can make

in the lives of individuals.

Lilly Franks started the new

challenge on Monday 4 July.

Before this, she worked at

MES in Kempton Park for six

years.

I thank the Lord for the sol-

id foundation that Ilse (Kemp)

has laid down and I realise

that these are big shoes to fill.

Ilses passion and dedication

will definitely leave a lasting

footprint in this city. I know

that the MES Cape Town staff

and supporters will miss her

dearly, but we must now con-

tinue to change more hearts.

Together we can take this

branch of MES to the next lev-

el, she says.

For as long as she can remember, she had

this longing to reach out to people living on

the streets. Because of this longing, she

started at MES Kempton Park and became

a staff member. It didnt take long to realise

she wanted to work with them, especially

after personallywitnessing the change in so

many peoples lives.

My own heart has also been changed in

the process and it has been remarkable to

personally witness hope being rekindled,

hunger pains stilled, the lonely befriended

and peoples lives changed for the better. It

was sad forme to leave the staff and support-

ers of the MES Kempton Park as my heart

has been deeply touched by many in the

community that has taken hands to care for

those that are in need, she adds.

She is aware of all thewonderful relation-

ships that have been built in the Cape Town

community and is looking forward to being

part of the positive change that is taking

place there. I trust that I have the necessa-

ry strength, passion and pa-

tience that is needed, but I will

never cease to pray for wis-

dom and guidance. I have no

doubt that the Lords goodness

and faithfulness will be over

the MES Cape Town branch,

she says.

Lilly studied BSC in micro-

biology and biochemistry and

is adamant that she will make

time to go hiking in Cape

Town to experience and ex-

plorewhat nature has to offer

and to absorb the beauty of the

Cape.

I first want to get familiar

with all the programmes and

get to know the staff well. I

have no plans to change anything in the

branch for the remainderof theyear. I think

itwill be good to first get a clearunderstand-

ing of how things are operating before I look

at changing or improving anything in the

branch.

The people working at MES inspired me

to change. The values of the organisation,

commitment and passion for the poor

touched me deeply, says Lilly.

I have this strong desire to be of service

to others and in the process I discoveredmy

true calling in life.Mywork atMEShas giv-

en my life a new meaning and I am looking

forward to the new chapter in my life, she

concludes.

NewMESmanager

excited about CT

Lilly Franks, the new

manager of MES in Cape

Town.

ABBYGENE BISSOLATI

Motoriste in dieMoederstad sal binnekort

hul verkeersboetes op hul selfone en ta-

blette kan betaal.

Kaapstad se verkeersdiens het vandees-

week n SMS-diens bekendgestel wat aan

motoriste n boodskap stuur wanneer hul-

le n boete gekry het.

Wanneer n oortreder n verkeersboete

kry, word n boodskap tesamemet n web-

adres na die persoon se selfoon gestuur.

Die persoon kan toegang tot die boete kry

deur sy of haar identiteitsnommer te ver-

skaf,met die bykomende opsie omdie boe-

te af te laai, dit per e-pos of direk op die

webwerf te betaal.

Die tegnologie is verkry deur die stads-

raad se diensverskaffer wat ook verant-

woordelik is vir die uitreiking van boete-

kennisgewings. Die diensverskaffer toets

reeds die laaste paar maande die SMS-

diens. Hoewel jy steeds jou tradisionele

eerste kennisgewing in die pos sal ont-

vang, laat di diens die verkeersowerhede

toe om temonitor hoeveel verbruikers die

boodskappe ontvang, lees en aflaai, asook

hoeveel verbruikers hul boetes betaal.

Hierdie slimboodskapdiens is ontwerp

om die lewe vir inwoners makliker te

maak, s J.P. Smith, burgemeestersko-

miteelid van veiligheid en sekuriteit.

Betaal nou boetes op selfoon

Simondiums Country Lodge will be cele-

brating Bastille Day with their first Afri-

French Ideas market this coming weekend.

The market, held from Friday 15 July to

Sunday 17 July, will combine French flair

with local accents and visitors can sample

food and wines in the cosy ambience of the

country lodge.

The deli will offer home-baked produce

such as melktert and roosterkoek, or stock

up onpreserves, biscuits and fresh seasonal

produce.

On the decor side there will be a selection

of items ranging from French lace and em-

broidery, silverware and glass to boere chic

decorations.

V Opening times are from 09:30 to 16:00 on Friday

and Saturday and from 09:30 to 15:00 on Sunday.

Tickets cost R30 per adult, and children under 18

enter free. For more information call 021 874 1046.

AfriFrench Ideasmarket at SimondiumCountry Lodge

Local dancers hitting a hot note

Christelle van Niekerk from Durbanville will be performing in Steam Heat by William Jones with Wesley Rudd

and Liam Gillespie.

T

hree northern suburbs perform-

ers will be on stage in the Art-

scape Arena this week in theWa-

terfront Theatre Colleges new pro-

duction Hit me with a Hot Note.

Christelle van Niekerk from Dur-

banville, FrancoisWagener from Plat-

tekloof and Kaylee Kensley from

Brackenfell will be among the stu-

dents performing from tonight

(Wednesday) to Saturday 16 July.

Conceived by Delia Sainsbury, Hit

me with a Hot Note is inspired by the

opening line of the famous jazz song

Hitmewith a Hot Note andwatchme

dance!

I want to explore the use of rhythm

across a range of dance genres, pre-

senting a new generation of choreog-

raphers and the growing wealth of

dance talent, explains Delia.

Hit me with a Hot Note is designed

to highlight the well-rounded and ver-

satile disciplines the theatre college

offers.

Paul Griffiths, partner of the col-

lege, says: The opportunity for young

artists to work in a professional thea-

tre environment further enriches the

practical training programme offered

by the college and deepens the under-

standing of the work they are training

to do.

Some of the students performing in

Hit me with a Hot Note, such as third

year dance major Francois, have al-

ready gained experience in previous

productions.

Originally from Middelburg,

Francois has performed in Dance Me

a Song, Legally Blonde (2014), Make

your Move and Pirates of Penzance

(2015).

Francois will not only be dancing in

this production.

As the winner of the best Jazz Rou-

tine at the Waterfront Theatre Col-

leges choreographic competition, his

pieceTheWaterfallwill be featured in

Hit Me with a Hot Note.

Between his dance training and

studying to be a tap andmodern dance

teacher, Francois won the novice sec-

tion of the choreographic competition

in 2015, while this year also saw him

take home the titles for best tap rou-

tine and best male choreographer.

Christelle, a graduate of The Stage

Performing Arts Studio, is a second

year student at the Waterfront Thea-

tre Collegewhere she is studyingmod-

ern and tap dancing. Shes participat-

ed in and choreographed for a number

of the colleges previous productions.

KayleeKensley completed twoyears

at the UCT School of Dance as a degree

student and is now a first year at the

Waterfront Theatre School.

She majors in dance and musical

theatre and has taken part in various

performances including the Baxter

Dance Festival in 2014 aswell as show-

casing her own choreography.

In addition to highlighting the best

of the colleges dance faculty, Hit me

with a Hot Note is a fundraising event

for the Waterfront Theatre Colleges

bursary fund which helps support

youngartistswhomaynot have the re-

sources to access further training.

All proceeds from the show go to

funding a future generation of dance

practitioners.

V Hit me with a Hot Note will be staged from

Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 July at 20:00

with a 15:00matinee show on Saturday. Tick

ets cost R120 from Computicket or from Art

scape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695.

Brackenfells Kaylee Kensley (back left) will be performing in Simone Marshalls Exs & Ohs with (back from

left) Hannah Marshall and PercyLeigh Sago. Kayla Van Tonder and Zandr Bestbier are in front.

Simondiums Country Lodge will be cele-

brating Bastille Day with their first Afri-

French Ideas market this coming weekend.

The market, held from Friday 15 July to

Sunday 17 July, will combine French flair

with local accents and visitors can sample

food and wines in the cosy ambience of the

country lodge.

The deli will offer home-baked produce

such as melktert and roosterkoek, or stock

up onpreserves, biscuits and fresh seasonal

produce.

On the decor side there will be a selection

of items ranging from French lace and em-

broidery, silverware and glass to boere chic

decorations.

V Opening times are from 09:30 to 16:00 on Friday

and Saturday and from 09:30 to 15:00 on Sunday.

Tickets cost R30 per adult, and children under 18

enter free. For more information call 021 874 1046.

AfriFrench Ideasmarket at SimondiumCountry Lodge

Local dancers hitting a hot note

Christelle van Niekerk from Durbanville will be performing in Steam Heat by William Jones with Wesley Rudd

and Liam Gillespie.

T

hree northern suburbs perform-

ers will be on stage in the Art-

scape Arena this week in theWa-

terfront Theatre Colleges new pro-

duction Hit me with a Hot Note.

Christelle van Niekerk from Dur-

banville, FrancoisWagener from Plat-

tekloof and Kaylee Kensley from

Brackenfell will be among the stu-

dents performing from tonight

(Wednesday) to Saturday 16 July.

Conceived by Delia Sainsbury, Hit

me with a Hot Note is inspired by the

opening line of the famous jazz song

Hitmewith a Hot Note andwatchme

dance!

I want to explore the use of rhythm

across a range of dance genres, pre-

senting a new generation of choreog-

raphers and the growing wealth of

dance talent, explains Delia.

Hit me with a Hot Note is designed

to highlight the well-rounded and ver-

satile disciplines the theatre college

offers.

Paul Griffiths, partner of the col-

lege, says: The opportunity for young

artists to work in a professional thea-

tre environment further enriches the

practical training programme offered

by the college and deepens the under-

standing of the work they are training

to do.

Some of the students performing in

Hit me with a Hot Note, such as third

year dance major Francois, have al-

ready gained experience in previous

productions.

Originally from Middelburg,

Francois has performed in Dance Me

a Song, Legally Blonde (2014), Make

your Move and Pirates of Penzance

(2015).

Francois will not only be dancing in

this production.

As the winner of the best Jazz Rou-

tine at the Waterfront Theatre Col-

leges choreographic competition, his

pieceTheWaterfallwill be featured in

Hit Me with a Hot Note.

Between his dance training and

studying to be a tap andmodern dance

teacher, Francois won the novice sec-

tion of the choreographic competition

in 2015, while this year also saw him

take home the titles for best tap rou-

tine and best male choreographer.

Christelle, a graduate of The Stage

Performing Arts Studio, is a second

year student at the Waterfront Thea-

tre Collegewhere she is studyingmod-

ern and tap dancing. Shes participat-

ed in and choreographed for a number

of the colleges previous productions.

KayleeKensley completed twoyears

at the UCT School of Dance as a degree

student and is now a first year at the

Waterfront Theatre School.

She majors in dance and musical

theatre and has taken part in various

performances including the Baxter

Dance Festival in 2014 aswell as show-

casing her own choreography.

In addition to highlighting the best

of the colleges dance faculty, Hit me

with a Hot Note is a fundraising event

for the Waterfront Theatre Colleges

bursary fund which helps support

youngartistswhomaynot have the re-

sources to access further training.

All proceeds from the show go to

funding a future generation of dance

practitioners.

V Hit me with a Hot Note will be staged from

Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 July at 20:00

with a 15:00matinee show on Saturday. Tick

ets cost R120 from Computicket or from Art

scape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695.

Brackenfells Kaylee Kensley (back left) will be performing in Simone Marshalls Exs & Ohs with (back from

left) Hannah Marshall and PercyLeigh Sago. Kayla Van Tonder and Zandr Bestbier are in front.

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