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Families have no mercyCHILTON MELLEM

“She is a liar!” family members sneered at the crim-inologist who was called as a witness in mitigationfor sentencing of convicted taxi driver, Jacob Hum-phreys.

The sentencing hearing commenced at the WesternCape High Court on Monday.

Claire Wolff, who has an honours degree in criminol-ogy from the University of Pretoria compiled a pre-sen-tencing report, which proved to be very unfavourablewith the family members of the victims.

This report was drafted after interviewing Hum-phreys, family members of the victims as well as mem-bers of the community.

It was Humphreys’s first appearance in the HighCourt after being found guilty on 10 counts of murderand four counts of attempted murder, following the ac-cident at the Buttskop level crossing in Blackheath, inwhich 10 schoolchildren were killed on 25 August 2010.

The report drawn up by Wolff contained 150 questionswhich tried to find a motive for Humphreys’s actions.It spanned various aspects of his life such as his hob-bies, health, religion, his education and family back-ground.

Wolff claimed Humphreys was remorseful about hisactions and was well loved by his family and the com-munity. She said the media made him look bad and slan-dered him with names like “child murderer” and “Jak-kals”.

However, family members were not convinced. Theysaid he did not even come to apologise to them.

Wolff told the court that despite Humphreys growingup with an abusive father, he tried to live his life differ-ently as he did not want to be like him.

Family members were angered so much by Wolff’stestament that during a 15 minute recess, a few of themverbally confronted her. When Wolff apologised, onefamily member sneered, “Ja, I bet you’re sorry!”

Family members who were interviewed for this re-port, claimed that they were unaware that the reportwas in mitigation for Humphreys.

“I am extremely angry. The criminologist phoned usunder false pretences. She told us she was from thecourt to find out our feelings,” said Ursula Pedro, moth-er of Jason Pedro.

She vented her anger further by saying, “The manwas found guilty, he could enjoy Christmas with hisfamily but we had to go to a grave. Nobody gave us coun-selling, our children are dead, it’s not fair.”

Jacob Humphreys during his courtappearance in the Cape TownHigh Court on Monday morning.

Photo: Danielle Karallis

Witness claims Humphreys ‘was remorseful’Witness claims Humphreys ‘was remorseful’

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A remarkable sequence of events led tothe arrest of two suspects for armed rob-bery and hijacking on Thursday.

Three suspects allegedly stole more thanR350 000 in cash from a father and his son inMontague Gardens. Then they fled in aVolkswagen Polo, hijacked a truck, collidedagainst three other vehicles and finallyjumped into a taxi before the twowerearrest-ed by Elsies River police. The third suspectmanaged to escape and the money has not yetbeen recovered.

Parow, Elsies River and Goodwood policeall joined in the outrageous chase, whichstarted in Parow.

Goodwood Police spokesperson, WarrantOfficer Wayne Theunis, sets the scene whenhe states: “At about 11:15, two men wererobbed at gunpoint of R350 000, after theywithdrew the money in Montague Gardens.”

They were robbed of the money by threesuspects – at least one armed with a 9mm

pistol – in Riley Street, Parow.Lieutenant Kevin J Williams, spokesper-

son for Parow police, continues: “The com-plainant and his father pulled over at theirbusiness premises. He was still busy on hiscellphone when he heard a knock on his win-dow. He saw a man pointing a firearm to-wards him, while another pointed a firearmtowards his father. The camplainant was in-structed by the suspects to hand over themoney to them.”

The suspects then jumped into a grey Polo,which the complainant pursued. The sus-pects fired towards the complainant’s vehi-cle, but no one was hit. Parow Police immedi-ately started chasing the Polo, which result-ed in the suspects abandoning the vehicleand fleeing on foot through properties nextto the road.

Theunis continues: “In Elsies River threeof the suspects hijacked a He & She truck inHalt Road at 11:40. By that time members ofElsies River and Goodwood had joined in.”

He & She is a driving school company, andat the time of the hijacking, the instructorJack Qangiso (43), was teaching a young man

how to operate the truck.Qangiso spoke to TygerBurger about their

ordeal: “A man came to the client’s windowand said he must jump. I said ‘No, man. Whymust he jump? We are not going to take non-sense from you.’ Then he pulled out a pistol,cocked it in front of us and I told the clientto get out. Two other men jumped from ahouse next to the road into the truck.”

The fleeing suspects apparently hit threeother vehicles, which included a Golden Ar-row bus, as the driver was having troublecontrolling the four-ton truck.

According to Lieutenant Colonel AndrèTraut, spokesperson for the provincial poli-ce, it was fortunate that no-one was injuredwhen the truck hit all and sundry.

Traut says: “In Oxford Street the suspectsdecided to abandon the vehicle in an attemptto escape being arrested, and jumped into aminibus taxi, but their luck ran out when theofficers arrested two of the three suspects.”

“The two, aged 25 and 35 years are fromPhilippi and Langa. They are both in custodyat Parow police holding cells.”

They appeared in court on Monday.

Highspeed drama in the streets

Police warn cellphone theft is on the riseCHILTON MELLEM

Reports of cellphone theft have been on theincreaseduring the last twoweeks accordingto the Kleinvlei police.

Most of these victims have been attackedin Forest Heights and Malibu Village.

These incidents occur mainly among

school children when walking on their wayto school. W/O Annacletta Mothoalo, spokes-person for Kleinvlei Police Station said thatchildren are distracted when they are play-ing on their cellphones.

“Firstly, their attention is not on their sur-roundings when they are looking down intotheir phones. Secondly, they cannot hear

anything in their surroundings when theyhave their earphones in their ears,” she said.

Mothoalo advises everyone not to exposevaluables such as cellphones or iPods.

Another helpful hint is to walk in a groupand not alone, as this will reduce the risk ofbeing isolated by a criminal and being attac-ked.

Geskiet ná klag teen manJESSICA BOTES

Sewe maande voor ’n polisievrou van Mit-chells Plain deur haar polisieman-eggenootgeskiet is, is sy dienspistool glo teruggeneemná sy ’n saak van huishoudelike geweld teenhom aanhangig gemaak het.

Michelle Gilfellow (32) is nou in ’n stabieletoestand in die Netcare Kuilsrivier-hospi-taal. Daar is nog geen duidelikheid oor dieomvang van haar beserings nie, maar daaris ’n moontlikheid dat sy breinskade opge-doen het.

Sy is Woensdag 5 Februarie in die hospi-taal opgeneem nadat haar man haar glo tweekeer in die kop geskiet het voordat hy dievuurwapen op homself gedraai het.

Eugene Gilfellow (34) is Maandag 6 Febru-arie oorlede nadat sy familie besluit het omdie masjiene wat hom aan die lewe gehouhet, af te skakel.

Volgens ’n familielid wou Michelle vanhaar man skei en het sy ’n week voor diévoorval by haar pa ingetrek. Haar twee min-derjarige seuns het vir ’n paar dae by haarkom bly.

“Ons het die kinders Woensdag strand toe

gevat toeEugeneonsbel envra dat ons hulle skoolkle-re moet kom haal,” sê diefamilielid.

“Ek het met die kindersgespeel en agter hulle indie sitkamer ingehard-loop. Eugene en Michellewas in die slaapkamer.

“Ná ’n paar minute hetek Michelle net een keer‘nee!’ hoor skreeu en toehoor ek skote,” sê die fami-lielid.

Volgens haar familie hetMichelle nooit vir hullevertel van haar huweliks-probleme nie, maar hullevermoed dat Eugene aandepressie gely het as ge-volg van sy werk.

“Vir ons was dit ’n groot skok, hulle wasbaie gelukkig en ons het nooit vermoed dathulle enigsins probleme gehad het nie,” sêdie familielid.

Wayne le Roux, die hoof van Kaapstad semetropolisie, sê hulle was nie daarvan be-

wus dat Eugene sielkundige probleme gehadhet nie. “As so ’n aangeleentheid onder onsaandag gebring word, volg ons dadelik dieregte prosedure om te verseker dat die per-soon die nodige behandeling kry,” sê LeRoux.

Eugene en Michelle was 11 jaar getroud.

Eugene en Michelle Gilfellow in gelukkiger tye.

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Hope for better TB remedyPainful injections, a battery of pills thatare bad-tasting, too big to swallow andwith severe side-effects, as well as a stayin hospital for at least six months, maysoon be a thing of the past for childrensuffering from multidrug-resistant tu-berculosis (MDR-TB).

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She says Siyamthanda has been treatedwith great care by doctors and nurses, butthat it’s been a long road to recovery. Shecomes to Tygerberg Children’s Hospital forregular check-ups.

“She had to take five or six different kindsof pills, which I crushed every day and mixedwith joghurt. She used to vomit a lot whenshe took them. Now that she’s well, she’sstopped the pills, but she refuses to have thatkind of joghurt!”

Mahlatshana is grateful that Siyamthandasurvived MDR-TB through dedicated treat-ment. “Thanks to the doctors and nurses,she’s very strong now. She’s stopped cough-ing and has gained weight. She’s a happy lit-tle girl.”

Nobuntu Mahlatshana and her daughter, Siyamthanda, during a checkup at Tygerberg Children's Hospital. Siyamthanda has made a complete recovery from multidrugresistant TB.


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Love in a containerCHILTON MELLEM

Valentine’s Day is a time for warmhearts, but for the New Life Communi-ty Church in Malibu Village, receivinga container to warm tummies this win-ter seemed more fitting.

The container was donated by BreadLine Africa, an organisation that donatescontainers to organisations to carry outtheir projects.

All members of the church welcomedthe R100 000 container which will be usedto feed about 400 families in the area. Thefeeding scheme is part of the church’s out-reach programme called New Haven So-cial Concern.

Familieswill be able to receive a cookedmeal and parcels of food will be donatedon occasion. Primarily with the colderweather that will be making an appear-ance, the container will be used as a soupkitchen.

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lounge where people will be able to sit andeat. Some of these Sponsors include FoureWine Farms who supplies the churchwith vegetables, Food Bank, BP Garage inMalibu Village and Shoprite in EersteRiver.

Pastor Mervin Jansen, who is the CEOof the Haven Social Concern at thechurch, said that after so many years thesocial needsof the communityare still notmet.

“We are still experiencing unemploy-ment, poverty and problems with regardsto housing,” he said.

There were a few VIP guests who madea turn, one of which was ward councillor,Wilma Brady, who also said a few words.

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She encouraged the congregation bytelling them that to feed a hungry child,you feed a nation and by educating achild, you educate a nation.

New Life Community Church in Malibu Village received a container for their soup kitchen.Here is Past Mervin Jansen, Marion Jansen and the rest of the staff of the New HavenSocial Concern. Photo: Chilton Mellem


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Grow Smart gearing up againCHILTON MELLEM

If you can read this sentence,chances are you learnt to do so atschool and know how importanthaving a good education is.

According to the Western CapeEducation Department’s most re-cent systemic testing of learners inGrade 3 and 6, only 30,4 percent ofGrade 3s and 31.5 percent of Grade6 learners achieved the pass re-quirement for literacy.

This had led to the Grow SmartLiteracy Competition, an initiativeof Growthpoint Properties whichwill be hosting their third annualcompetition at Spine Road HighSchool on 21 April.

Grow Smart aims to improve theliteracy of learners from an earlyage. The competition is open tolearners from Grade 4 to 6. Threelearners are then chosen from eachschool to make up a team. Thelearners are then tested on spelling,

their understanding of the wordand evaluated in the use of the wordin a sentence.

“The competition grows thelearners’ self confidence and booststheir self esteem,” said Jewel Har-ris, assistant regional manager atGrowthpoint Properties.

The number of participatingschools has grown every year andthey gained another 40 schools onboard this year to participate. Thisboosts the figure to 168 schools fromaround the Western Cape.

Each participating school will becompeting to win prizes to the valueof R200 000. Grow Smart has madea point of it that they would not giveout cash prizes but rather use theprize money to help improve thewinning schools.

Last year’s winning school, Bea-con View Primary School, receiveda facelift with their prize winnings.The School received a new coat ofpaint, gutters were repaired andone of the participating contestants

won a scholarship to ChrystalHouse, a private school.

Magda Esterhuizen, principal ofBeacon View Primary School ex-plained that the learners preparedthemselves thoroughly for lastyear’s competition.

“When we selected our threelearners, the other learners carriedon preparing themselves for thenext competition. We made use ofthe Grow Smart newspaper to pre-pare our learners. The newspapertalks to kids on their level. Theyhave made it colourful and it’s veryinteractive so parents can get in-volved as well. The newspaper notonly teaches learners literacy buttouches on other subjects as welllike maths and history,” Esterhui-zen said.

This year, Ryan O’Connor, fromKfm will be taking centre stage asquizmaster.

Visit their website atwww.growsmart.org.za, followthem on Twitter or Facebook.

The Grow Smart Literacy Competition is gearing up this year again. FromLeft is Shawn Theunissen, head of corporate social responsibility atGrowthpoint Properties, Jewel Harris, regional assistant manager ofGrowthpoint Cape Town, David Stoll, regional manager of Growthpoint CapeTown, Ryan O’ Connor, 2012 Growsmart Quizmaster.


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Making sportsdreams come true

GARY VAN DYK

Making sporting dreams a reality for lo-cal talent is coming true for a local cou-ple.

Daryl and Julia Falken, owners of a sportsand academic consulting agency, saw thatdream coming true last week when theyhosted their first sports group from Black-burn College in the UK.

College Sporting Prospects South Africa(CPOSA) is a sports and academic consult-ing agency operating on the Cape Flats withareas of expertise in sports education, schol-arship consulting, academic consulting,training, sports educational tours as well ascommunications and events.

“We specialise in soccer as a medium forchange,” explains Julia.

“Last week the visitors hosted a Black-burn College Certificate in Sports leader-ship to young boys from both The OtteryYouth Care Centre and Leeds United Foot-ball Club in Bonteheuwel.

“Both these teams are coached by Bonte-heuwel resident Clevin Hendricks, who in-stills in them discipline and the love for thegame.

“This visiting group comprised nine stu-dents and two lecturers, who thoroughly en-joyed the sessions over the two days andwere very pleased with the outcome.

“The participants also received sportsequipment to the value of approximatelyR10 000, and it bodes well for further work-ing relationships with them in the near fu-ture.

“We hope to bring more college sports

groups out to South Africa, especially CapeTown and its surrounds to deliver such ex-cellent short courses to schools and sportsclubs, especially where there are learnerswho are at risk from negative influences intheir neighbourhoods,” she said.

Coach Clevin Hendricks added that theparticipants thoroughly enjoyed the twodays and were very happy to receive a Black-burn Certificate in Sports Leadership at theend of the course.

“We were also happy to get the donationof sports equipment because it will help me,and them, to present better soccer coachingsessions.

“This course showed that ourboysdohaveleadership skills and when they were chal-lenged to present a mini tournament they ex-cel.”

Julia also added that their services in-clude setting up business meetings for sportclients, arrangingvisits for international ac-ademics, applying for scholarships onbehalfof individual clients, recruiting potentialstudents for international study, destina-tion and event management, work experi-ence programme, exchange programme, set-ting up sports camp programmes, designingitineraries for sports tours, and more.

“Apart from Blackgburn we also haveworking relationships with College Pros-pects of America, Southern African Societyfor Cooperative Education, as well as vari-ous schools, colleges and universities.

“Wealsowant to serveas amarketingplat-form for sports teams and sponsors.”

For more information about the organisa-tion Julia can be contacted on 072 389 3582or email [email protected].

David Meir, right, one of the coaches from Blackburn College, gives some valuable tips onsoccer to a group of participants, with local coach Clevin Hendricks in front, Julia Falkenand Gail Atherton, also from the college, standing. Photo: Gary van Dyk

Project in need of finances?Are you passionate about your communi-ty? Do you have a project that deserves tobe noticed and needs to be sustained? If youanswered yes to either of these questions,an opportunity for your communityproject to walk away with R750 000, is fastrunning out as entries for the DeutscheBank Urban Age Award close on 24 Febru-ary.

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Health check in Happy ValleyCHILTON MELLEM

Residents concerned with theirhealth had a free check-up inHappy Valley on Friday, thanksto the organisation, Global Vi-sion of Hope.

People from the area came to theHappy Valley Civic Centre to havevarious checks done. Some of thesechecks included blood pressure,sugar levels, eyesight and a TBscreening.

Global Vision of Hope has beenrunning their programme since2005 inpartnershipwith theDepart-ment of Health.

Judy Borchards from Global Vi-sion of Hope said that HIV and TBseemed to be the biggest diseases af-

fecting the Blue Downs and EersteRiver areas.

However, the concentration ofthese diseases seemed to be greaterin Happy Valley and Kleinvlei.

The services were offered free ofcharge to anyone in the communitywho wanted their health checked.

There were 15 home-based carerswho went from door to door recruit-ing people for check-ups at the civiccentre.

The organisation usually worksona referral system,wherepatientsare referred to them by day hospi-tals, Eerste River Hospital and Ty-gerberg Hospital. Once on their re-ferral list, home-based carers willcome to the patient’s house.

They will perform basic healthchecks like sugar levels and blood

pressure and make sure the patientis taking their medication.

Community members appreciat-ed the service and took full advan-tage in having their health checked.

“I think this is something verygood, not everybody has money togo to these places (hospitals). Espe-cially the oldpeople.Now theydon’thave to walk very far for the nearestclinic,” said Alma Steward, a resi-dent from Happy Valley.

Global Vision of Hope also pro-vides physiotherapy to patientswho suffered strokes and Bor-chards said that one can see the dif-ference aspeople start tomove theirlimbs again.

For more information on howyou can be helped, contact JudyBorchards on 021 904 0800.

Sister Veronica Wilskut weighs Maria Kent as part of the Global Vision ofHope health checks that were done on Friday. Photo: Chilton Mellem

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Jazz on theLawns alsofundraiserevent

GARY VAN DYK

The harmony of local music will be giv-ing local organisations the chance toraise some funds when the G-Spot hostsanother Jazz on the Lawns festival onSaturday 24 March.

After a very successful event last year,event organiser Calvin Peters said that hefelt that the venue wanted to give organisa-tions in the community a chance to use theevent to raise funds for them.

“Over the past few years this event on themusic calendar has become very popular,not just for the music but for the harmonythat exists in our communities where peo-ple can come together and celebrate whatthe Cape Flats is really about.

“With this event we are opening ourhearts to schools, sports clubs, churchesand even individuals who are raising fundsfor their projects to contact us to find outhow this event can benefit them.

“Apart from this event our premises inEpping are always available for charityfund-raisers because we know there aremany projects out there that are not gettingany financial assistance for projects thatare going for the benefit of the disadvan-taged in the community.

“Our main focus is on the youth in ourareas whose lives are being destroyed bynegative influences like drugs and gang-sterism in their neighbourhoods.

“With youth in mind our festival also fo-cuses on the talents of the youth in our are-as because we want to show the world thatthere are youth out there who are doingsomething positive with their lives,” hesaid.

Some of younger talents that he will fea-ture includes a young group from MitchellsPlain called Just Listen, students from theCape Music Institute, Afro Touch, MarimbaVibrations and The Little Giants.

This event will also feature some bignames on the local scene that includeAlistair Izobell, Richard Ceasar, Karen Ko-rtje, N2, and then there’s a special group oflocal legends, Majitas, that features VictorKhula on sax, Errol Dyers on guitar, Spen-cer Mbadu on bass, George Werner on key-boards, and Soi Soi on vocals.

The event will be held at the BevcanSportsfield in Epping, and tickets are R100for adults if booked before the event, (R120on the day of the event), children between10 and 15 pay R50 and under-10s are free.

Organisations who would like to find outhow this event can raise some funds forthem can contact Peters on 082 950 8625 oremail [email protected].

Guitar maestro Errol Dyers will be part of Majitas at the Jazz on the Lawns event in Epping.

Photo: Gary van Dyk


The Eerste River Community De-velopment Forum will be having acommunity meeting at StratfordPrimary School on Thursday at

19:30.The meeting will cover topics

such as job and business opportuni-ties for the community members of

Eerste River as well as the successof the Jubilee Park Project. For mo-re information, contact the ECDFsecretary on 078 863 1845.

Buses for trainwheel shortagesAs of Monday morning past,Metrorail was forced to insti-tute an auxiliary bus servicebetween six stations on itsKraaifontein/Bellville routeto assist its embattled com-muters.

The shortage of capacity ismainly due to the failure of sup-pliers to meet the agreed mainte-nance plan for train wheels. Themajor supplier of wheels isTransnet Rail Engineering(TRE).

Metrorail’s announcementcomes in the wake of a shortageof trains to adequately cope withdemand on the northern route.Trains on the Northern Lineclock the highest kilometres oftravel, requiring more frequentwheel maintenance and replen-ishment. The shortage of trainsin the north also necessitated adelicate reallocation of trainsfrom other lines to meet some of

the most crucial demand for ca-pacity.

Thirteen trains have beensent to various suppliers forlight and heavy maintenance.Some are anticipated to be backin service as early as next weekwith the remainder expected toreturn to service by the end ofthe month. Metrorail has pro-cured the services of all the com-panies in South Africa able toperform this kind of work; thelargest with most capacity beingTRE.

TRE has been unable to meetthe demand as agreed in the last12 months. The sheer volume ofwheels requiring overhaul hasalready prompted TRE WesternCape to double shift working todeliver sufficient stock to meetMetrorail’s maintenance de-mand. Regional manager Linde-lo Matya conceded that the slowpace of delivery remains top ofhis agenda

Cream of the crop: Recenly Malibu High School held their Mrand Miss Matric pageant. Here are this year’s winners, Ganief Mohamed and AmyLeigh Klein.


City ‘willmanage’passengerrail serviceTransport minister S’bu Ndebele has an-nounced the intended transfer of controlover Metrorail’s passenger rail servicesfrom Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa(Prasa) to the city.

“Given that we regard Metrorail (passen-ger rail) as the backbone of our public trans-port service and given its fundamental rolein achieving our economic and social inclu-sion imperatives, it is extremely importantfor the city and for our residents that thereis a substantial improvement in the quality,frequency, reliability and safety of this serv-ice” said the city’s mayoral committee mem-ber for transport, roads and stormwater,Councillor Brett Herron.

“It is also vital that we are able to plan andimplement our transport plan in an integrat-ed way. The transfer of the rail subsidy to thecity must however come with full manage-ment authority,” said Herron.

The city approached Ndebele last yearwith a view to conducting a due diligencestudy of Metrorail operations in Cape Townin order to be able to make an informed deci-sion about requesting transfer of the rail sub-sidy, and to be able to present a viable busi-ness plan for future city management of pas-senger rail.

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doors, shower doors &shopfronts, enclosures &

repairs. Carports as well. Allwork fitted & made of veryhigh quality. 20 years exp.

( Sheldon Rinquest079 817 1092/ 021 952 3965 a.h

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Exterior

AA paving, garages, carports,vibracrete and extensions. Ph021 705 5372 / 072 425 5111

ALLE Plaveisel. Goeieverwysing. 076 1244 713

GARAGE DOORS& automation. 076 523 0306

TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737

VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

VIBRACRETEMURELos materiaal vir "DIY".

( 021 905 7820 k.u.

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Reparasies/AllerleiRepairs/

Miscellaneous

Fridge RegassingGas + Labour R150.

Jobs done at home074 364 1842

REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves &microwaves. ( 021 905 3547

108

Geld/leningsMoney/Loans

1210 Cash LoansBlacklisted, 5 min. approval,any amount.( 021 762 9079/021 696 8028

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SLAPELOOS OOR SKULD?• Moeg vir dreigoproepe en

briewe• Ek wil jou help met jou

skuld• Slegs 1 paaiement

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137

Veroer en BergingMoving & Storage

4 TON Truck with driver forhire from R700. 084 397 2144

RUBBLE REMOVAL021 909 5467 / 083 766 1792

140

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Electrical Repairs

WASMASJIENE, yskaste enstowe herstel deur mobielewerkswinkel. ( 074 6082411021 939 9338

MOTORS

148

Bakkies/4×2te Koop/te Huur

Bakkies/4×2for Sale/to Hire

TOYOTA, 2.4 D, 2002,Puik. R39 900 o.n.a.(082 359 2546

154

Voertuie te Kooponder R50 000

Vehicles for Saleunder R50 000

CHRYSLER PT CRUISER,2001. Puik. Waarborg.R42 000

o.n.a. ( 082 359 2546.

CITROËN, C5, 2003Puik. R39 000 o.n.a. (082 359 2546

EIENDOMME

167

Huise te KoopHouses for Sale

OLD BELHAR EXT. 13 bedr., lounge & TV room,b.i.c., fully fitted kitchen,

remotecontrolled garage, fullyenclosed yard. R475 000 neg.

Contact 081 349 3872

1791

Ouma WoonstelleGranny Flats

EERSTE RVR.: Sep. entrance.R1 700 p.m. ( 079 157 1707

RAVENSMEAD Sep.entrance avail. Call:021 931 1424

BESIGHEID

194

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Opportunities

LOOKING for serious peoplewanting to start own business.Low capital, low risk. Highreturns. Be your own boss.Call 083 650 1004.www.moretolife.co.za

197

Sakepersele Te HuurBusiness

Premises to Let

BLUE DOWNS3 shops to let. R2 000 p.m.

each. Ideal for café, takeaway,retail business or medicalrooms or office use. Mainroad of Malibu Village.

084 245 0624 / 012 252 4139

TALENT

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AVONAGENTE BENODIGBegin nou en ontvang 'n gratisgeskenk. Vanaf 15% tot 30%

kommissie.( 021 910 2747 / 073 227 1034

AVONAGENTE GESOEK(083 885 3126 (na 16:00)

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Sms naam en adres na083 405 0511 of 074 369 8091

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gratis geskenke.Sms naam en adres na

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Home Care All areas!!Advanced Home Care NursingCourses, Hairdressing Course,Free Learner's License, FirstAid/Childcare. Full/Parttime.Registe now! ( 021 945 4848a.h. or 071 303 4426Email: [email protected]

429Jobs

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For appointment, call André on021 930 9068

Terms & Conditions Apply.

VIBRANT SALES CONSULTANTSNEEDED

No transport or previous salesexperience needed. Free training is

provided. We offer basic salary,commission, petrol allowance and

various other incentives.

For appointment, call Stacy on021 465 7852

Terms & Conditions Apply

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Human Communications C94043

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

INVITATION TO PUBLIC WORKSHOP AND TO COMMENT: DRAFT LANDUSE PLANNING BILL AND PROVINCIAL SPATIAL DEVELOPMENTFRAMEWORK FOR THE WESTERN CAPE

The Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning(the Department) is in the process of: • Preparing draft provincialland use planning legislation to replace existing provincial planninglegislation • Reviewing the Provincial Spatial Development Framework(PSDF).

Having considered comments on the draft legislation, made bymunicipalities during previous workshops held in 2011, the Departmenthas prepared a draft Bill for public comment and discussion at publicworkshops. The draft Land Use Planning Bill will be available on thedepartmental web page: www.westerncape.gov.za/eadp on 17 February2012.

You are invited to: • Submit written comments by no later than 5 April2012 • Participate in one of the public workshops scheduled for yourmunicipal district.

Written comments should be sent to Mr J Munro at e-mail:[email protected], fax: 021 483-4725, address: 1st Floor,Leeusig Building, 1 Dorp Street, Cape Town or Private Bag X9086, CapeTown 8000.

The Department also intends to review the Provincial SpatialDevelopment Framework (PSDF) and will provide an opportunity at thisworkshop to discuss the integrated PSDF Review Process. Interestedpersons wishing to attend or to present their views at a workshop,must by 24 February 2012 forward their details to Mr M Williams at tel:021 483-2800 or e-mail: [email protected].

Public workshops will be held as follows:

West Coast Monday27 February 201208:30 - 16:00

West Coast District MunicipalityCouncil Chambers58 Long StreetMOORREESBURG

CentralKaroo

Wednesday7 March 201208:30 - 16:00

St Williams CentreBuitekant StreetPRINCE ALBERT

Eden Thursday8 March 201208:30 - 16:00

Banquet HallCnr of York and Victoria StreetGEORGE

CapeWinelands

Tuesday20 March 201208:30 - 16:00

Cape Winelands DistrictMunicipalityCouncil Chambers51 Trappe StreetWORCESTER

Overberg Thursday22 March 201208:30 - 16:00

Overstrand MunicipalityAuditoriumMagnolia AvenueHERMANUS

City of CapeTown

Tuesday27 March 201208:30 - 16:00

Perseron HallTraining InstituteELSENBURG

Due to limited space available at the venues and for catering purposes,it is important to register your attendance in advance.

Karl Bremer Hospital (Chief Directorate: Metro DistrictHealth Services)Housekeeping SupervisorReMuneRation: R 84 483 peR annuM

SeRviCe BenefitS: 13th cheque, employer’s contribution to thepension fund, housing and medical aid allowance.

RequiReMentS: MiniMuM eDuCational qualifiCation: JuniorCertificate (or equivalent). expeRienCe: Extensive appropriateexperience in a hospital environment. inHeRent RequiReMentof tHe joB: Willingness to work shifts, and in other departments.CoMpetenCieS (KnowleDge/SKillS): • Ability to read, speak andwrite in at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape• Supervisory skills and optimal utilisation of sub-ordinates • Abilityto perform routine structured tasks • Ability to operate machines/equipment in a cost-effective manner • Willingness to undergo formal/informal in-service training and to train subordinates • Knowledge ofthe principles of asepsis to prevent infection, infestation and crossinfection.

DutieS (Key ReSult aReaS/outputS): • Maintain a high standardof cleanliness and hygiene within the hospital • Supervise the provisionof meals and beverages to patients • Effective utilisation of resources(physical and financial) • Responsible for effective communication,overall control and organising of housekeeping tasks in a Health Facility• Handling and removal of domestic and medical waste • Control andissue linen stock as required • Application of the disciplinary proceduresand conflict resolutions.

enquiRieS: Ms I Adams: 021 918-1318

Please submit your application for the attention of Ms EJ Jacobs tothe Manager: Medical Services, Karl Bremer Hospital, Private BagXX1, Bellville 7535.

Stikland Hospital (Chief Director: general Specialistand emergency Services)Food Service AidReMuneRation: R 59 625 peR annuM


RequiReMentS: MiniMuM RequiReMent: Basic reading, writingand numerical skills. expeRienCe: Appropriate experience in a largescale, Food Service Unit. inHeRent RequiReMentS of tHe joB:• Incumbent must be prepared to work shifts and overtime whichinclude weekends and public holidays • Incumbent must be healthy andstrong enough to lift heavy objects and be on their feet the entire day.CoMpetenCieS (KnowleDge/SKillS): • Knowledge of productionfor normal and therapeutic diets in an Industrial Foodservice Unit on alarge scale • Knowledge of hygiene, occupational health, HACCP andsafety principles • The ability to read, speak and write in at least two ofthe three official languages of the Western Cape.

DutieS (Key ReSult aReaS/outputS): • Assist in the receiptand storage of all provisions and stock in the foodservice unit• Pre-preparation and production of all normal and therapeutic diets

• Weighing, dishing and distribution of food to various wards • Cleaningof all areas, utensils and equipment in the Food Service Department• Follow and adhere to Health and Safety prescripts • Follow and adhereto elementary control measures and standard operational procedures.

enquiRieS: Ms E Walters: 021 940-4575

Household AidReMuneRation: R 59 625 peR annuM


RequiReMentS: MiniMuM RequiReMentS: Basic literacy skills.expeRienCe:Appropriate cleaning experience in a hospital/communityhealth centre (CHC) environment. inHeRent RequiReMent of tHejoB: Incumbent must be prepared to work shifts. CoMpetenCieS(KnowleDge/SKillS): Sound interpersonal and organising skills.

DutieS (Key ReSult aReaS/outputS): • Execute household tasksin order to ensure a clean, hygienic and safe environment • Executehousehold tasks in respect of food, linen and clothing • Safekeeping ofequipment and supplies • Prevention of medico-legal incidents.

enquiRieS: Ms Z Du Preez: 021 940-4416

Please submit your application for the attention of Mr CR Solomonsto the Chief Executive Officer: Stikland Hospital, Private Bag X13,Bellville 7535.

inStRuCtionS to appliCantS: Z83 forms (obtainable from anyGovernment department or www.capegateway.gov.za) must: Becompleted in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name anddate of the publication (candidates may use this as reference), besigned, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 refereesand certified copies of ID, driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separateapplication form must be completed for each post. Applicationswithout the afore-mentioned will not be considered. Applications mustbe forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. Nolate, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CV’s will not bereturned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered.

Further communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If youhave not received a response from the Department within 3 months ofthe closing date, please consider your application as unsuccessful. It willbe expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on adate, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration,applicants must note that further checks will be conducted once they areshortlisted and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomeson these checks, which include security clearance, qualificationverification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity.Disabled candidates are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard willbe appreciated.

Closing date: 16 March 2012

Human Communications C94031

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Career growth is possible! Join Western Cape Governmentwhere we can do BETTER TOGETHER

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DrywersDrivers

VOERTUIGBESTUURDERSEie motor/kombi. Topbetaling.021 9304219/073 454 4430

412

Hare/SkoonheidHair/Beauty

Experienced Stylistfor Salon in Eerste River.

Contact 082 492 0329

ALL AREASWe are looking for truly

exceptional agents to join ourteam.

If you are as serious as we areabout property, have your own

transport & cellphone please callthe office for a confidential

interview.

OFFICE: 021 696 4114

AMANDELSIG/KUILSRIVER R870 000

Very neat 3bedr. house in securitycomplex. House with blinds, fully

fitted kitchen, big lounge, dining r.with builtin braai. Single garage.

Your BONUS: It is walkingdistance from your Spar shop.

A house not to be missed.

OAKDALE/KUILS RIVER FLAT

R500 0002bedroom flat with neat

cupboards. Big lounge, fully fittedkitchen, undecover parking.

Walking distance to public transport.

For these and other properties, callLINDSAY at 083 584 0741 or

visit our websitewww.pinproperties.co.za

Pin Properties021 982 7109

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ATTENTIONGOV. WORKERS!URGENT SALES

AUSTINVILLE Choice of 2!Beautiful 2 d.storey houses, tomuch to mention, must be seen.

R950 000 / R780 000

OLD HIGHBURY: Close toCaltex gar.! Beaut. 2bedr,f. kitch.,gar., big grounds, etc., R650 000

DENNEMERE: Good valuefor money. Neatly painted 3 bedr.

U/cover workshop. R375 000

PHONE/SMS IRMA082 318 9358 or 021 903 6631

OLYMPIC ESTATES

BELHAREXT. 16: Combrink Close. AndelRoad. 3 bedr., lounge, big plot.Needs TLC. R275 000.RAVENSMEAD: 6 Ladiolio Str.3 bedr., f.f. kitchen, garage, L/D,b.i c. Beauty! R520 000 neg.

DELFTROSENDAL 3 bedr., large plot.R290 000VOORBRUG 3 bedr., f.f. kitchen,b.i.c., garage, large plot. R280 000DELFTSOUTH 1 bedr. CashR60 000

*Listings Agents needed!Earn R1 000 per referral!*

HELP! HOUSES WANTEDSellers, we have qualified buyers.For FREE valuations and advice,phone us first.

Ronnie, 021 952 0394/073 274 6668

PROPERTY KING

BELHAR VACANTPLOT

NEW RELEASE / SOLEMANDATE

R160 000 COME BUILDYOUR DREAM HOME.

On this well situated plot (314 m²)in prime area.

CONTACT NOW!

JACQUES 083 686 2117

BELLVILLE SOUTH R380 0002bedr. house with lounge, kitch. &bathr, plus 1bedr. granny flat &

bathr. Parking for 5 cars.

BELHAR R380 000Spac. 3bedr., kitchen with builtincupboards, lounge, bathr. Parking

for 3 cars. Close to graveyard.

BELHAR/SELFHELP R465 0003 bedr., kitch. & lounge, fully tiledbathr. S.gar. Parking for 5 cars.Fully encl. Close to all amenities.BELHAR/MUSICLAS R480 000Spacious 3bedr. house, lounge,kitchen with b.i.c., full bathroom,

laundry, single garage.A must view property.

Contact Natalie,072 297 4377/021 931 9265

For more properties, go towww.abdusprop.co.za

BISHOP LAVIS R400 0003 bedr., family bathr. + toilet,

sunken lounge + dining room, bigkitchen with pantry. Outside

building and carport, front stoep,yard fully enclosed. TLC needed.

BELHAR R650 000 neg.3 bedr., all b.i.c, kitchen b.i.c., fam.bathr. + toilet sep., lounge/dining r.

Entertainment room. Yard encl.

FOREST HEIGHTS R220 000637m², vacant plot with open front.

MITCHELLS PLAINWESTRIDGE R350 000 neg.

3 bedr., kitchen, family bathr. + toilet all in one, lounge, dining r., front

veranda, open driveway, back +court yard fully enclosed.

For these and many more,please contact:

MARTIN SMIT, 084 580 8346 OR021 904 4906 (A/H)

CALLING ALLPOTENTIAL SELLERS!!I AM URGENTLY LOOKING FORHOUSES, FLATS OR PLOTS TO

SELL IF YOU WANT YOURPROPERTY SOLD, PHONE OR

SEND ME A "PLEASE CALL ME"NOW!

AANDAG ALLE POTENSIËLE VERKOPERS!!

EK IS DRINGEND OP SOEK NAHUISE, WOONSTELLE OF ERWE

OM TE VERKOOP AS U, UEIENDOMME VERKOOP WIL HÊ,

SKAKEL MY NOU OF STUURVIR MY 'N "PLEASE CALL ME"

DADELIK!

JACQUES 083 686 2117

RUSSELS REST - R420 000

3 beds.

MELTON ROSE – R260 000

Close to station, 2 beds, fully enclosed.

EERSTE RIVER

Sellers! Sellers!Urgently looking forhouses in all areas!!!

KATHY 021 906 1530/073 173 0519

EERSTE RIVERR430 000 SILWOOD ESTATE3 bedr., f.f. kitchen, property asgood as new! Musa, 074 241 0080

R 4 2 0 0 0 0 H I L L V I E W3 bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen,well situated on huge ground.Musa, 074 241 0080

R490 000 FOREST HEIGHTS3bedroom house with fully fittedkitchen and granny flat, needssome TLC. Musa, 074 241 0080

R360 000 HEATH PARK2bedroom house, fully enclosed,plus garage. A must see property!Musa, 074 241 0080

R399 000 D E N N E M E R E3 bedr., full bathr., b.i.c. in kitchenand bedrooms. Palisade wall infront with gate and s.g. with carportfor 2 cars. Sean, 076 214 6459

OFFICE, 021 906 2820

ELSIES RIVER,BELHAR, DELFT,

GLENHAVEN,BISHOP LAVIS, MA

TROOSFONTEIN, BONTEHEUWEL,

RUYTERWACHT.

FREE VALUATIONS FREE PROPERTY

ADVICE.Call our Area Specialist

021 696 4114

ICONIS GIVING AWAY

R2 000 IN CASH TOONE LUCKY SELLER

WHO MANDATES ICONTO SELL THEIR

PROPERTY FROMNOW UNTIL THE END

OF MARCH 2012.

Contact:Gary, 076 696 2403Olls, 073 399 2082

Melissa, 072 057 5753Shireen, 079 077 7665

www.iconprop.co.za

KALKSTEENFONTEINNETREG

Ranunculus St R299 000 excl.3bedr. home, lounge, dining room,

kitchen, 2 toilets,Wendyhouse with outside toilet,

fully enclosed on corner plot.

KUILS RIVERTURTLE CREEK

Rhino Cres. R549 000 excl.Freestanding 2bedr. home (b.i.c.),lounge, fitted kitchen, bathr./toilet,

garage, great area.

For the above, pleasecontact Latiefa George,

082 972 9682

KUILS RIVER /RIVER ESTATE

R670 000

3 bedroom face brick dwelling insecurity estate. Lounge, diningr.,

itchen, family bathroom, m.e.s., 3bedrooms, braairoom and singlegarage. Fully enclosed. Immediate

occupation on bond approval.

GOLDEN OAKSLIFESTYLE VILLAGE

2 bedrooms R299 0003 bedrooms R339 000

100% bonds available from banksfor their clients. GLOMIX HOUSE

BROKERS (DEVELOPERS)Call 021 906 4804 / 082 668 5364

KUILS RIVER/VREDELUSTR279 000

Price ReducedUrgent Private Sale!!!!

Seller Emigrating

Beaut i fu l p lo t , rec tangu lar inshape, almost square. Positionedin a quiet crescent behind the newZevenwacht Mall. Cheapest plot inVredelust and all of Kuils River. AR E A L B A R G A I N . A NI N V E S T M E N T O P P O RT U N I T Y ! !Size: 285 m².

Tasoh 082 545 7614NORTHPINE R595 000

WELL SITUATED FAMILY HOME:Offers 3 beds., 2 b.ic., 2 baths, alounge and diningr. Also has af.f.kitchen,, a drivethru garage witha carport and can accommodateextra vehicles.

BELHAR R450 0002 beds. (b.i.c.) + storeroom, 2baths., f.fkitchen, lounge &diningr., laminated floors. Garagevery neat. A must view!

ELECTRIC CITY R550 0004 beds., 1 b.i.c., main 'en suite',kitchen (b.ic.), lounge, diningr +garage parking for 2 cars +storeroom . WORTH A VISIST.

BERNADINO HEIGHTS R435 002bedroom facebrick with loungeand d/area. Kitchen, bathroom,enclosed yard.

Heather 083 762 2345Ruth 072 879 3822

For these and other propertiesvisit our website on

www.pinproperties.co.za

Pin Properties021 982 7109

AÏDA PROSPURSouthern Suburbs

WETTON 021 761 0707

M/PLAIN 0213 91 2200

Everything we touch turns to SOLD

BLUEDOWNS: R390.000excl3Beds(Bics), Lounge, F/Bath,

FK, Garage, Carport, L/Floors, 285m.ASHBY 072 777 6316

SILVERSANDS: R420.000excl

SUNBIRD PARK: R690.000excl

F/s, 3Beds(1xB), Lnge, F/Bath,Kitchen, Encl, Satellite Dish, B/Bars.

F/s, 4Beds, Lounge, FFK, F/Bath, D/room,Garage, 496m, Plans 4 Business Premises.

ANDILE 083 621 5571

ICONVOORBRUG R230 0002 bedr., kitchen, bathroom,extended with wooden structure,fully enclosed, paved driveway.

HILLCREST R340 0002 bedr., lounge, kitchen, bathroom,fully enclosed.

HIGHBURY PARK R420 000:2 bedrooms, kitchen basic builtincupboards, lounge, family bathr.

UPPER TUSCANYGLEN R599 000Spacious 3bedr., f. kitchen,lounge, TV room, swimming pool,double garage.

Contact Gary, 076 696 2403Melissa, 072 057 5753

www.iconprop.co.za

YOLAM PROPERTIESPAROW EAST R790 000

3 beds., lnge, diningr., entertainarea, kitch, b.i.c., laundry,

wooden floors, bath/toilet, b.bars &safety gates, gar + carport, paving,

fully encl. Close to all amenities.NOOITGEDACT / BISHOP LAVISR550 000 5 beds, 3 x b.i.c., f/f

kitch, big lnge, knotty pineceilings, tiles, lam. flooring, b/bars

& s.gates, blinds, gar. Fully encl.BELLVILLE SOUTH R570 0003 beds., main bed b.i.c., kitch

b.i.c., bath/toilet, s.gates, b.bars,tiles, carport, fully encl. Big plot.

RAVENSMEAD R850 000Erf 1586 m², 3 beds., kitch b.i.c.,

bath/toilet, tiles, knotty pine ceiling,lounge, diningr. Granny flat.

UITSIG R295 000: 3 beds., kitchb.i.c., tiles, knotty pine, diningr/

lounge, b.bars, carport, encl.ROSENDAL / DELFT R255 0002 beds., bath/toilet, kitch b.i.c,

lounge, fully enclosed.ATTENTION SELLERS!!

We are looking for houses to sellin Bellville South, Belhar, Delft,

Bishop Lavis, Ravensmead,Parow.

CALL DUANE 073 159 3432 orSTEPHANIE 072 977 9972 or

OFFICE 021 951 2290

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People’s Team down Wits 31GARY VAN DYK

Engen Santos celebrated theirfirst win of the second half of theseason when they deservedlybeat Wits University 3-1 in anAbsa Premier League match atthe Athlone Stadium on Satur-day night.

Following their defeat lastWednesday against Moroka Swal-lows, Santos was keen not to makethe same mistake twice and con-

cede early. As a result, Wits heldmore of the ball in the opening stag-es but in non-threatening parts ofthe pitch.

There was only one team in thefirst half as Wits dominated pro-ceedings from the outset, while En-gen Santos battled to find theirrhythm and had very little to showfor the first 45 minutes.

From the start of the match it wasevident this was a different Santosthat took the field.

Santos’ wealth of experience and

depth were definitely on displayand gave a clear indication why“The People’s Team’’ do not deserveto be near the bottom of the PSLstandings.

For the first half and much of thesecond, Eleazar Rodgers causedendless havoc with flick after flickputting his strikers through ongoals. Wana was unlucky not toscore after Rodgers neatly put himin a scoring position early in theopening stanza.

It was Erwin Isaacs that was put

through in the same manner, butonce again Emile Barron was onform, conceding a corner.

The highlight of the half camefrom the resulting corner, TyrenArense latched onto a poor clear-ance before hammering home athunderous volley to give Santos a1-0 lead.

After the break, Wits appliedwaves of pressure as Santos satback and absorbed it all. It wasn’tlong before their chiselling at theSantos defence would pay off,

Nasief Morris’ underweightedback-pass forced Touray the Santosgoalkeeper to leave his line and leftthe posts open for Zongo to makethe score 1-1.

However,Wits’ celebrationswereshort-lived as Santos’ saviourIsaacs, immediately responded, dis-playing a classy finish after hefound a cross from Sonwiqi.

It was however Rodgers’ replace-ment Gert Schalkwyk, who put San-tos at ease, scoring the third follow-ing a goalmouth scramble.

Schalk Burger, captain of the Stormers, tries to wrestlethe Pick n Pay Challenge Trophy away from Cape Cobrascaptain Mark Boucher after the match ended in a tie. Thegame, which is played each year in aid of charity, tookplace at Newlands Cricket Stadium on Sunday. Looking onis Malcolm Mycroft of sponsors Pick n Pay. Photo: Peeter Heeger

Stormers’ untimely injury crisisLIAM MOSES

AN injury cloud has enveloped theStormers ahead of their much-an-ticipated opening Super Rugbyclash against the Hurricanes atNewlands this Saturday.

No fewer than five of the side’sfirst team players have either beenruled out of the game or deemed un-likely to start, after picking up inju-ries over the past two weeks.

Last week, the management teamwere hit by the news that tough lockRynhardt Elstadt, who only re-turned from a long-term injury lay-off during the pre-season, had dam-aged ligaments in his knee andcould be out for as long as threeweeks.

Elstadt was an integral part of theStormers side that won the SouthAfrican conference during the 2011Super Rugby season, adding much-needed grit and physicality to a for-ward pack that has long been con-sideredas oneof the softest inSouthAfrica.

Elstadt’s place in the startingline-up will now be filled by eitherDe Cock Steenkamp or youngsterEben Etzebeth, whose performanc-es have become more impressivewith every game he plays.

Nuggety hooker Deon Fourie wasalso ruled out of the match after hesuffered a broken hand during a

warm-up match against the EPKings in Port Elizabeth, on Satur-day 11 February.

Fourie may not have been thefirst choice hooker, as Tiaan Lie-benberg was more likely to start,but the Stormers will miss his ener-getic performances.

The stocky hooker has becomeone of the team’s most potent at-tacking weapons.

The Stormers may be without hisservices for another five weeks.

Other players who are in doubtfor the season opener are Spring-bok centre Juan de Jongh, athleticloose-forward Nick Koster and di-minutive utility-back Joe Pie-tersen.

De Jongh took a knock to his jawrecently and could miss the gamecompletely or start from the bench,meaning that Bok wing BryanHabana or youngster JP du Plessiswould have to step into the number13 jersey.

Koster is in doubt due to a kneeinjury, but the return of first-choiceeighthman Duane Vermeulen andthe emergence of Nizaam Carr as anoption will lessen the damage doneby his unavailability.

Pietersen is suffering from ahamstring strain and could alsomiss the match. Pietersen’s versa-tility makes him an important assetto the side.

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