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A safety hub allowing neighbourhoodwatches to ensure a safer environmentwill soon open its doors in Eerste Riv-

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of Cape Town and other role players – willbe based at the Hillcrest Clinic, said ward17 councillor Wilma Brady.

The hub will be made available to neigh-bourhood watch groups from across EersteRiver and used as a base where they will beable to operate from, as well as report emer-gencies, Brady said recently.

The neighbourhood watches will alsohave the assistance of the city’s metro policeand law enforcement.

Brady said the initiative is the result of apartnership between herself, neighbour-hood watches, the city and the CPF.

“This hub initiative began three years agowith the Tuscany Glen neighbourhoodwatch where we interacted with other neigh-bourhood watch groups to see how we couldalleviate our problems,” said Brady.

She said crime has increased in the areaover the years and as a result the decisionwas taken to establish the hub.

“The aim of the satellite station is to de-crease crime,” she told a group of concernedresidents last week.

Most residents in attendance complainedabout the unsafe vacant plots, bushes and de-fective street lights.

Crimes plaguing the area, Brady said, in-clude learners being robbed of their person-al belongings on a regular basis, learners be-ing forced to sell drugs at schools, and younggirls being sexually harassed.

Housebreaking have also become the or-der of the day, and residents are being hi-jacked in their drive-ways.

A new crime trend is also emerging, she

warned.“Someone knocks on your door, and when

you open the door, you are robbed at gun-point.”

Drug dealers utilising play parks is anoth-er reason the safety hub is being established.It is still unclear when its doors will open,but it is set to operate from early 2015.

“The outstanding work that our neigh-bourhood watches do at their own risk isgreatly appreciated and as a community we

really appreciate what they do, but we haverealised they cannot do it alone.

“I understand the police cannot be every-where and it is for this reason the project isof vital importance, to keep our communitysafe.”

A total of R40 000 from the ward allocationfund has been allocated to the project. Thiswill assist with training and equipment.

A similar hub has already been estab-lished in Fish Hoek.

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Ward 17 councillor Wilma Brady speaks to residents of Malibu Village during a meeting last weekMonday. The new neighbourhood watch executive committee was introduced at the meeting.PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS


Several cases of sexual assault involv-ing children as young as eight havebeen reported to the Kleinvlei policesince mid-2014.

Police spokesperson Warrant Offic-er Annacletta Mothoalo said at leastsix cases involving minors have oc-curred in the area and been reportedto the police since June.

She said most of these cases involveyoung children touching their victimsinappropriately.

In one of the incidents a boy (8) re-portedly touched a girl (5) at a housein Kleinvlei. The matter, the policesay, is being investigated by the Fami-ly Violence, Child Protection and Sex-ual Offences Unit (FCS).

Two similar incidents have oc-curred at schools in the area, Mothoa-lo said. In September a learner atStratford Primary allegedly touched afellow learner inappropriately.

The police also recently received acomplaint regarding the assault of aprimary school teacher. The educatorat Dennemere Primary was attackedand slapped by an 11-year-old boywhile giving class. A case of assault,crimen injuria and intimidation wasopened.

The teacher has subsequently with-drawn her complaint, Millicent Mer-ton, spokesperson for the WesternCape education department, said.

Merton said: “The learner has beensuspended. He has been allowed to dohis end of year assessments.

“The department offers schools anumber of behaviour interventionswhich can include programmes inconflict management, trauma coun-selling and behaviour modification.”

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On Saturday 6 December the beat will betaking place with a musical extravaganza,featuring the cream of Cape Town artists onone grand stage.

Headline Entertainment in associationwith Heart 104.9FM, People’s Post and Ty-gerBurger, will host the Hot SummerGroove concert at the GrandWest Arenaand it should not be missed.

Taking to the stage are some artists need-ing no introduction to local music lovers,some of themhaving started in the businessas children.

Many moons ago in Mitchell’s Plain thefather of Emo and Loukmaan Adams start-ed the Kinners Vannie Ses project (it is stillgoing strong) and the tiny talents that werefeatured in this show included RamaineBarreiro and Alistair Izobell.

The rest, as they say, is history,withEmo,Loukmaan and Alistair eventually gettinginvolved with the Kramer/Petersen pro-ductions. All of them played the role of Bro-ertjie in District Six – The Musical at onestage.

They were also part of the phenomenalKat and theKings that toured international-ly and won a Laurence Olivier Award.

Heady daysAlistair smiles when he recalls those

heady dayswhen theywere performing andtouring with the best on the local entertain-ment scene.

“TheRockets andAlEtto playedabigpartin taking our talent to another level, eventhough we were so young,” he said.

“Loukman and myself were part of a tourto Japan as part of Ricardo and Friends.When we got back we were joined by Emoand Ramaine and we were encouraged toform the group Nu Fancy.

“This was about 1990, and we first record-ed with the Rockets and then on our own.Remember that the recording studio wasnext to Club Fame in Elsies River.”

“I think after a few years we realised thisis what we were destined to do with our

lives,” says Alistair, “all of us had music inour backgrounds,” he said.

“The Adams’s always had some peoplepractising there for theminstrels or theMa-lay Choirs. They participated in those com-petitions from a young age.

Destiny“At Ramaine’s place the whole family

loved music, she was always singing tothem.And inmine therewere somany fami-ly members who played music but I am theone that took to it professionally.”

The international connections and acco-lades also came early for some of this crew,as Alistair explains.

“When we were 12-year-olds, Loukmanand myself worked with Stevie Wonder, BJThomas, Jonathan Butler and variousgroups like Atlantic Star and Imagination,so we were just motivated to keep going.

“Then came the Kramer/Petersen yearsand the experience is something that stayswith you forever. This experience also gaveus the confidence to find our individualpaths in our music and we all have workedhard to make a success in our careers.”

He laughs at the thought that Hot Sum-mer Groove is a “reunion” concert. “Noman, we’re all a bit different musically andeach of us has grown into a talent that canstand on its own. But we’ve always re-mained friends, we’ve been there for eachother andperformed in eachothers’ produc-tions over the years,” he explains.

The concert will also be featuring Sama-nominated female vocal group Blackbyrd.

The Take Note band will be on stage toback these talented artists.

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word stuk vir stuk weggedra. En daar isnikswat belanghebbendes daaromtrent kandoen nie.

Dít is diemeningvan ’n gemeenskapswer-ker en Happy Valley-inwoner, Doreen Wel-kom, wat gehelp bou het aan die duursameprojek, die Happy Valley Business Hive.

Die gebou in Allan Busakwestraat is deurdie gemeenskap met die hulp van die StadKaapstad gebou. Winkels, insluitende ’n in-ternet-kafee, is voorheen hiervandaan be-dryf, maar binnekant die gebou is ’n stuk-kende dak, skarniere, omgegooide tafels enstoele al wat oor is.

Volgens Doreen is ’n bakkery en televisie-herstelonderneming ook al voorheen uit diegebou bedryf.

“Die gebou is opgerig vir mense wat on-dernemings wil begin en hulself wil ophef.

Arm mense“Dit help die arm mense. Mense wil nie

gaan steel en die verkeerde dinge doen nie.Hulle wil ’n onderneming bedryf,” het Do-reen verlede week in ’n onderhoud gesê.

Die gebou staan al vyf jaar, maar is oordie jare erg verniel.

“Hulle het die kragkabels verwyder,” hetDoreen vertel.

Die toilet is ook gevandaliseer en die kra-ne afgebreek.

Die jongste inbraak-voorval was Dinsdag18 November. Voor dit is daar twee weke ge-lede ingebreek.

Kol. Luyanda Damoyi, bevelvoerder vandie Mfuleni-polisie, het dié inbraak- en dief-stalvoorval bevestig, maar gesê geen andersake is aangemeld nie.

Doreen het gesê die inbrekers is meestal

plaaslike tieners. “Die jongmanne van Hap-py Valley wil nie werk nie. Hulle het geenrespek vir ander mense nie,” het sy gesê.

Doreenhet die inbrake envandalisme toe-geskryf aan dwelms en die groot aantal on-wettige skrootwerwe in die buurt.

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Bert van Dalen, wyksraadslid, het dit be-aam.

PlazaHy het gesê die plaza word al ’n geruime

tyd geteister deur diefstal van vernaamlikmateriaal wat dan verkoop kan word by dieonwettige skrootwerwe, wat volop in HappyValley is.

“Ek vra al my hele termyn vir inligtingoor onwettige skrootwerwe en onwettigesjebiens, maar die mense is bang om daar-

die inligting te gee. Daar word aangeneemdat die polisie die informant se naam aandie onwettige eienaars gaan gee en dat daardan weerwraak sal plaasvind,” het Van Da-len gesê.

Hy het gesê die raad het al verskeie keredie skade by die plaza herstel, maar genoemdat inwoners in die gebied nie eienaarskapvan openbare geboue en projekte van dieStad neem nie. Die plaza is teen ’n koste vanR2 miljoen opgerig.

Hy het gesê inwoners moet eienaarskapneem van projekte en openbare geboue ashul eie beskerm.

Ná jare as inwonerhetDoreen onlangs be-sluit om weens dié probleem na Parow teverhuis.

“Ek veg en veg, maar niks gebeur nie. Ekis moeg, want ek word nie gehelp nie. Ditmaak seer,” het sy gesê.

Die polisie het gesê die gebied word gemo-nitor en daagliks gepatrolleer.

Sakesentrum word geplunderDoreen Welkom, ’ninwoner van HappyValley, kla oor dieherhaaldelikeinbrake by dieUluntuplaza in diegebied, waarondernemingsveronderstel is omhul sake te bedryf.Volgens haar worddie kragkabelsgereeld uit diegebou gesteel. FOTO:

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Areunion is being planned forall those who participated asa drummie at StratfordPrima-ry School in Eerste River.

The reunion is specificallyfor those who belonged to theteam between the years 1992and 2000.

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Sy jare as gevangene in Pollsmoor het hommeer as netgestraf. Hy is ’n tweede kans in die lewe gegun – ’n posi-tieweuitkykopdie lewewathynoumet ander jongmen-se wil deel.

In die 13 jaar agter tralies is Wayne Davids (39) vansy gesin vervreemd.Maar hier is sy talent as saksofoon-speler ook ontgin en geslyp – ’n talent wat hy nou metjongmense in die geweldgeteisterde Happy Valley ver-der wil ontwikkel en oordra deur ’n blaasorkes in diegebied te stig.

“Hier is so baie potensiaal in die gemeenskap,” hethy onlangs in ’n onderhoudmetTygerBurger in sy een-vertrek-wendyhuis in Doresstraat gesê.

Sy grootste struikelblok om die blaasorkes aan diegang te kry, vertel hy, is dwelmmisbruik, tienerswan-gerskappe en bendes.

“Ekwil hulle leer dat hulle nie dié paadjie hoef te volgnie en dat hulle iets in die lewe kan bereik.”

Wayne het in 2009 in die medium-A-afdeling by Poll-smoor by die departement van korrektiewe dienste seblaasorkes aangesluit. “Ons is geleer hoe die note werken hoe om saam te blaas,” het hy vertel.

Die orkes het hom ook heelparty geleenthede gebied.“Oral waar die departement van korrektiewe dienste

bedrywigwas, het ons opgetree. Selfs by die begrotings-rede.”

Hy het gesê: “Daar is een van twee dinge – jy is eerder’n bendelid, of jy draai jou rug daarop. Dit wat jy in diegevangenis leer, kan jy in iets positief omskep.”

Mense het hom begin respekteer.“Nie omdat ek gewelddadigwas of die verkeerde goed

aangevang het nie,” het hy bygevoeg.Hy het gesê: “As ’n kind is dit nie lekker om in ’n

gevangenis te wees nie en vir ’nma is dit ook nie lekkerom haar kind agter tralies te besoek nie.”

Dis dié soort ervarings wat hy by ander tieners wilvoorkom deur die orkes op die been te bring. “Ek is aldeur die outjies in die straat uitgejou oor die idee,” hethy vertel. Tog is Wayne nie van plan om van sy doelwit

af te sien nie. Hy het reeds ’n brief aan die kantore vandie Wes-Kaapse premier, Helen Zille, sowel as die kan-tore van die provinsiale departement van kultuursakeen sport, geskryf vir ondersteuning.

Wayne is egter deurhulle aangeraai omby ’nbestaan-de program in Blackheath – Laudability, ’n musiek-groep bestaande uit mense met gestremdhede – aan tesluit. “Dis egter nie wat ons wil hê nie, ons wil dit hieraanpak, dis hier waar so iets ’n verskil sal maak,” hetWayne gesê.

Hy en nog lede van die buurt beplan om die orkes sestigting voort te sit, onder die vaandel van die plaaslikegemeenskapsorganisasie Happy Valley Rainbow.

Hy is ookdeurdiedepartementvankorrektiewedien-ste hulp beloof. “Die beamptes wat ons opgelei het, isbereid om ons te help,” het hy bygevoeg.

Brandon Verrooi, koördineerder van ontwikkeling-programme by Medium-B in Pollsmoor, het aan Tyger-Burger vertel dat hulle sulke inisiatiewewil steun deurdaarby betrokke te raak. Hy het gesê die meeste gevan-genes wat in die blaasorkes deelgehad het, het positiefuitgedraai. “Daar is nie een negatiewe storie nie. Ekkon sien hoe die musiek hulle aangemoedig het om ’npositiewe leefstyl te volg.”

Oudgevangene wil jeuginspireer met blaasorkes

Die voormalige gevangene Wayne Davids wil ná 13 jaaragter tralies die jongmense van Happy Valley inspireer met’n blaasorkes. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS


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Councillors were discussing the draft al-location policy for housing opportunitiesreport when Honono raised his concern.The report seeks to obtain comments fromsubcouncils on housing allocation policy.

Honono suggested the municipality em-bark on proper training to educate peopleabout their rights.

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“Some people are doing it, however, andit needs to be addressed.”

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“The policy does not address this,” Hono-no added.

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Wilma Brady, ward 17 councillor, saidanother issue the council faces is the trans-fer of council-owned property ionto the na-mes of the occupant after a few years. “Of-ten people pass away without ever havingowned a house,” she said.

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The closing date for comments on the re-port is Wednesday 3 December.

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Why should residents travel far to enjoy fi-reworks, was a question raised at the sub-council meeting by ward 17 councillor, Wil-ma Brady last week.Brady recommended public spaces closer

to home be considered when celebratingGuy Fawkes, Diwali and New Years Eve.Brady made the suggestion last week whenthe review of current recommended sitesfor discharge of fireworks were discussed.It is recommended that the current appro-

ved eight sites be reviewed by subcouncilsand alternative sites proposed, after consul-tationwith their respectivewards. Fire andRescue will then inspect the proposed sitesto ensure hey comply with relevant legisla-tion, before approval can be granted.

Brady said residents in herward oftenha-ve to travel to Macassar to enjoy fireworks.“WhyMacassar, why not the Blue Downs

Sports Field?“Macassar is 20 kilometres away. I am on-

ly suggesting these activities be here too,”she said.ANC PR councillor Majidie Abrahams,

said it is not entirely clear how many siteseach sub-council is allowed to recommend.“The sites are often far and people cannot

travel there, that is why they dischargetheir fireworks in their areas,” Abrahamsadded.The current sites include theTheoMarais

Park in Milnerton, the Bishop Lavis, West-fleur and Swartklip Sports Fields, MaidensCove’s parking area, Athlone Stadium aswell as the parking areas at Sunrise andMa-cassar Beach.

Fireworks spots reviewed

Hanlie Theron,Kuilsrivier se eiePicasso, beoogom haar werkas kunstenaarnog ver teneem. Hier is syby een van haargunstelingkunswerke. FOTO:RICHARD ROBERTS

Kuilsrivier het sy eie PicassoRICHARD ROBERTS

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“Elke skildery vertel ’n storie.”Só meen die Kuilsrivier-kunstenaar, Han-

lie Theron, oor haar skilderye – elk met dui-delik sigbare emosies.Hanlie doen tuisskoling met kuns as een

van haar vakke. Dié matrikulant van Popu-lierstraat in Klipdam beoog om haar talentas kunstenaar heelwat verder te vat.“Ek het begin teken, maar dit was vir my

baie boring. Jy kan nie met potlode daaikleur kry nie. Jy kan nie daai helderheid krynie. Ek het pastel ook probeer.“Ek het na verf oorgeslaan. Toe ek begin

het, het ek besef dit werk... ek hou daarvan,”het sy oor haar beginjare as kunstenaar gesê.Haar medium is olieverf met ’n waterbasis.Hanlie is opgelei deur Makkie Schoeman,

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Hanlie het ’n passie vir kuns en spesifiekrealisme.Dit blykduidelikuit haarkunswer-ke. Haar gunsteling-onderwerp om te teken,sê sy, is gesigte.“Ek hou van die emosie op gesigte.”Sy skilder ook gereeld diere.

Haar pa, het sy gesê, skilder ook sedert sykinderjare en het ’n groot rol in haar liefdevir skilder en die kunswêreld gespeel.“Ek het van kleintyd al kuns gedoen, maar

my talent kom definitief van sy kant af. Hyhou meer van die natuur, en ek van gesigte.Die natuur is nog vir my ’n challenge, die ge-sigte is vir my maklik,” het die jong kunste-naar geskerts.Sy is nog onseker oor haar toe-komsplanne, maar beplan om verder te stu-deer. Een van haar opsies is ook omsendingwerk te doen, “maar ek gaan defini-tief voort met kuns,” het sy gesê.Hanlie se kunswerke is vandeesmaand by

die Tygerberg-kunsskool, sowel as by JanKriel, uitgestal waarWillie Bester die eregaswas.

The Eerste River Hospital will nowmostlikely be able to offer amuchmore valua-ble service thanks to a generous dona-tion from the South AfricanMedical andEducation Foundation (SAME).Surgical theatre equipment to the val-

ue of R1.6 million was handed to the hos-pital during a formal ceremony held lastWednesday 19 November, with officialsfrom SAME, the hospital and the West-ern Cape health department.Trevor Pols, chairman of the SAME

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bile ultrasound machine, theatre tablewith accessories, and a laparoscopic sur-gicalmachine,will beused to ensuredoc-tors have the best equipment at their dis-posal while performing surgeries in thehospital’s surgical theatres. The donated

equipment will assist in over 500 surger-ies per year, Pols said.“Our country is facing an enormous

challenge to ensure that quality healthcare is available to all of our citizens.“There is a noticeable difference in the

health care treatment available to SouthAfricans on medical aid and those whoare in the lower income bracket, thosewho receive a government grant or justdon’t have a medical plan,” Pols said.He said SAME Foundation’s aim is to

create an environment where qualityhealth and education is available to all.“We firmly believe that health care

and education should know no discrimi-nation. The only viable solution to ourenormous challenge to improve publichealth care will be achieved with closerrelationship, co-operation and joining offorces between public and private healthcare,” Pols said.

R1.6m injection for health

Trevor Pols(left) Dr MelvinMoodley(centre) and DrCarel Strauss(right)attended theofficialhandover ofsurgical theatreequipment tothe value ofR1,6 million tothe EersteRiver Hospitallast week.


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Hartroerende afskeid virseun (1) van RocketslidBRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Liam Hendricks (1), seun van die The Roc-kets-lid, Devanish, is Saterdag ná ’n hart-roerende begrafnisdiens in die Belhar-be-graafplaas ter ruste gelê.Liam het verlede Dinsdag skielik in die

Tygerberg-hospitaal aan vermoedelik ’n di-abetes-verwante siekte gesterf.By Saterdag se begrafnis het sowat 250

roubeklaers geluister na huldeblyke aandie ontslape Liam. Beurtkrag het gedreigom ’n demper op die verrigtinge te plaas,maar ná sowat ’n uur se gesukkel met ’nkragopwekker kon die diens voortgaan.Die voormalige Idols-deelnemer, Crus-

handa Forbes, het begrafnisgangers na hulsneesdoekies laat gryp met haar uitvoeringvan die lied “His Strength is Perfect”. Daar-na het die geestelike danseres, PropheticPraise, op die maat van “I want to Run toYou” gedans. Devanish se kollega TheoWatt, het die Eric Clapton-treffer “Tears inHeaven” onder begeleiding van The Roc-kets gesing. Die bekende Kaapse radio-per-soonlikheid en sanger, Allistair Izobel, kon

nie die begrafnis bywoon nie, maar het ’nvideo gestuur wat tydens die diens vertoonis. Daarin sing hy Michael Jackson se lied“Gone too Soon”.Devanish en sy vrou, Victoria, het ook

saam met hul gospel-groep, Prophetic Joy,sangitems gelewer.“My seun was die slimste in die wêreld,”

het Devanish in sy huldeblyk gesê.“Dit het nognie tot bymydeurgedringdat

hy regtig weg is nie, maar hy sal altyd inmy hart wees.”Victoria het Liam as ’n klein engel be-

skryf. “Ons dank die Here dat hy Liam aanmy en my man toevertrou het. In die korttydjie het hy ons lewens verander,” het sydeur die trane gesê. Sy het ook familie envriende vir hul ondersteuning bedank.Liam se ouma, Berenice Hendricks, het

op haar beurt gesê sy verstaan die pyn wathaar seun en skoondogter deurmaak. “Ekhet my eie kind op sestien maande aan diedood afgestaan en nou moet my seun ookdeur dieselfde ding gaan. Ek bid net dat dieHere vertroosting vir hulle gaan bring,” hetsy gesêmet trane wat teen haar wange afge-rol het.

DevanishHendrickslewer ’nhuldeblykby sy seunse roudiens. FOTO:

BRENDENRUITER


Settlers High says‘thank you’

From left are Kady Fingers (from Ravensmead),Calista Cloete (from Plattekloof), Margo Hansby(from Bellville) and Katherine Jacoby fromBellville South. They are some of The SettlersHigh learners who prepared the feast forguests at a thank you event last Friday.PHOTOS: MICHELLE LINNERT

The Settlers High in Bellvillehosted their annual Thank YouParty on Friday for all whocontributed to the academicor administrative functioningof the school. Parents, organisations, educators and marketers attended the function, forwhich food technology learners created delectable fingerfoods. The school’s band entertained guests while theylounged in the Webster Auditorium. TygerBurger capturedsome of the moments.

From left are ward councillor Brendan van der Merwe, a Settlers alumnus, Richard Daly, principaland Petro and Co Jonker. It was Co who had the school's Freedom Bell installed during his32year tenure at the school before his retirement in 2008.

Desiree and Ricardo Kannemeyer fromHeideveld enjoyed the celebration.

From left are Annette Louw and Anthea Flanagan from Ravensmeadand Estelle Diedricks from Bellville.

From left areMargaretBaily fromParow,NatalieDawson fromBellville andChantelleHoltschneiderfrom Parow.

From left are Lynn Herbst from Brackenfell andMariaan Mans from Burgundy Estate. Theyrepresented the Alta du Toit Aftercare Centrein Bellville.

Victor and Estelle Jeffries from Kuils Riverenjoyed the gettogether.

Diane and Leonard Fortuin from Belhar werehappy to attend the thank you function.

From left areShireenGeorge,Rowena andStanley Roodeand HamishGeorge. TheGeorges arefrom Belharand theRoodes fromParow.

Narriman Andrews fromMitchell's Plain said sheenjoyed the atmosphere.

Janine and Mark Mars are from Kuils River, butJanine is an educator in Blue Downs nearEerste River.

From left are Lena Koen (Bellville), Valencia Valentine (Riverton), Elizabeth Petzer (Kuils River), Edna Beukes (Parow), Doreen Ehlers and Gerda Ehlers(Bellville) and Beryl Daniels (Riverton). They are adjudicators at The Settlers during the exams.


Gospel Concert this weekend in WesbankWorship Notes, a community youthgospel group, will be hosting a gospelconcert in Wesbank this weekend.The event takes place on Sunday 30

November and will be held at theWesbank Nommer 1 Primary School.“The concert will be held to raise

funds to purchase our own equipment,”Damian Kok, member of Worship Notes,said.The concert starts at 17:00.Ticket prices vary between R30 and

R40.Guest artists include PPK Worship

Team, New Identity, New Life VisionChoir, Andrew (Sing For The KingContestant) and Tanya Stevenson.V For more details contact Damian on074 782 5808.

SouthAfricansmobile phoneuserswillsoon be able to enjoy the pleasures ofa brand-new device to hit the market

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WIN! WIN! WIN!V One lucky reader can win a new Smart Tab 3Gtablet valued at R999 from Vodacom. The prize alsoincludes 100mb for three months. SMS the word“tablet” followed by your name and contact detailsto 45527 before 12:00 on Tuesday 2 December toenter. SMSes cost R1.50.

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BRENDEN RUITER@ruitervaniewind

Vir die soveelste keer vanjaar is mense watprobeer het om dwelms oor diemuur van dieGoodwood-gevangenis te gooi, in hegtenisgeneem.Twee mans, 27 en 40, is vroeg Maandagog-

gend in hegtenis geneem terwyl hulle pro-beer het om drie bottels vol dagga en agt dag-ga-rolle in swart plastiek oor die gevangenissemuur te gooi. Volgens ao.Wayne Theunis,polisiewoordvoerder, het personeellede vandie gevangenis omstreeks 01:30 beweging by’n plek gesien waar daar nie veronderstelwas om beweging te wees nie. “Toe hulle on-

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and present

Mense kom jaarliks van heinde en verre omdie produksie Klassieke Kersfees op diePaarlberg by tewoon. Dis nie net die begees-terdemusiekwat hulle lok nie,maar ook diepragtige uitsig vanaf die Liqui-Fruit-amfite-ater en die gesellige atmosfeermet hope kos-en wyn-stalletjies.TygerBurger, Die Burger en Tygerberg

104fm is die mediaborge van die konsert,wat vanjaar virdie vierde keeraangebied word.Klassieke Kers-

fees van 2014spog met vyf vandie land se top-kunstenaars, al-mal met uniekestemme. JannieMoolman enZanne Stapel-berg is reeds se-dert die eerstejaar deel van diekonsert. Vir Co-bus Snyman saldit die tweedekeer wees wat hysy buiging maakby KlassiekeKersfees. Hy wasdie groot verras-sing by verledejaar se konsert en het die skare op hul voetegehad met sy rasperstem, wat baie klinksoos dié van Bryan Adams.Die twee nuwelinge vanjaar kom al die

pad van Gauteng af. Corlea Botha en RobbieWessels sal sorg vir ’n interessante dimen-sie en die gehoor kan uitsien na ’n paar vanhul gewildste treffers.In baie gevalle sal dit slegs by Klassieke

Kersfees wees waar dié kunstenaars saamas groep sal sing. Heelwat duette is ook inge-sluit in die program, insluitend Cobus enZanne se weergawe van “White Christmas”en Jannie en Corlea se vertolking van “Vivo

per Lei”. Die program is propvol Kersliede-re waar die gehoor genooi word om saam tesing, asook heelwat tydlose treffers.Jannie, wat in die verlede beskryf is as ie-

mand wat klassieke musiek meer toegank-lik gemaak het, sê dié konsert is een van sygunstelinge op sy jaarkalender, juis omdatdit iets vir almal bied. “Klassieke Kersfees isalles behalwe net vir die connoisseur,” sê

Jannie.Die klassieke

treffer “Va Pen-siero”, wat Jan-nie die aand on-der meer gaansing, beloof om ’nstaande toejui-ging te kry. Hygaan ook ’n paarliedjies saam metCorlea en Zannesing. “Corlea enZanne het albeiongelooflikestemme en dit isaltyd ’n voorregom saam met hul-le te sing.”Ook op die pro-

gram is verskeieKersliedere, watdie kunstenaarssaam met die ge-

hoor en ’n massakoor van die Frank Pieter-sen-musieksentrum gaan sing. Die musika-le direkteur, Melissa van der Spuy, het ’nsimfonie-orkes van 29 lede saamgestel watook die aand gaan optree.’n Deel van die inkomste van die konsert,

wat aangebied word deur Tygervallei-sen-trum, word vanjaar aan Die Burger se Kers-fonds geskenk.Kaartjies, wat wissel tussen R130 en R150,

is beskikbaar by www.cultivaria.com of byComputicket. Dis ’n aand vir die hele gesin– so kom dus vroeg en geniet die sonsonder-gang vanaf Paarlberg.

Begeesterde musiek,pragtige uitsig wag

Corlea Botha en Robbie Wessels kom al die pad vanGauteng af om by vanjaar se Klassieke Kersfees op tetree.

Hard-knock life fails to holdDelft singer from world stageGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Heavenly harmonies are taking a youngman from Delft to the top stages in SouthAfrica - and the world beckons.Nizaam Singh, 24, is proving that coming

from humble beginnings on the Cape Flatsshould not stop you from ever achievingyour potential in life and reaching for yourdreams.His love for music

has already seen himjoining greats likeJudy Boucher on stageand that journey justkeeps growing.Music was always

part of family life forhim, having started tosing when he was a 5-year-old.He smiles when he

recalls that MichaelJackson was alwaysplaying somewhere inthe background intheir home.“My brothers and I

would listen toMichael Jackson’ssongs while playing onmy father’s drums,” he says.“One of the first songs I lovedwasBen but

we just loved playing music and singingfrom very young.”Nizaam also plays guitar and piano be-

coming a huge fan of people like Andrea Bo-celli, Michael Buble, Brian McKnight andCeline Dion.While he admits he will always have a

love for the “pop” side of music his lifechanged when he was 12.“I was introduced to themusic of Luciano

Pavarotti and my life changed,” he says.

“The magic of his voice, the music I justfell in lovewith it andmore importantly dis-covered I have a natural talent for it.”While he started vocal training to hone

his skills nothing prepared him for gettingto grips with some of the Italian arias thathe had to sing.“I enjoyed the training but at first Italian

was very difficult, but if it is your passionyou must just knuckle down and work

hard.”Music is not his only pas-

sion in life, he also wantsto make a difference in hisneighbourhood.He coaches a soccer club

and also helps otheryoungsterswhowant to be-come singers.“I feel that it is impor-

tant to be a positive rolemodel. Despite your cir-cumstances, you have achoice to make the best ofyour life.“Youngsters must dis-

cover their talent to be thebest that they can be. All ofus will not become singersbut we can also becomegreat soccer players, art-ists, actors, even plumb-

ers, bricklayers, teachers, doctors, nurses,the world is yours for the taking but youmust be prepared for the hard work that isin wait for you.“ We cannot all use our circumstances as

an excuse the talent is there just find it.“Young people must also start making

that difference in their neighbourhoods byvolunteering to help others. If you have askill, teach others. Thatway you learn valu-able likeskills that empowers your future.”He is currently busy recording his first

album.

Nizaam Singh, a growing talent onthe opera scene.


Police are requesting the community’s assis-tance in preventing tragic incidents invol-ving swimming pools, rivers and the sea.Delft station commander Brigadier HendrikJansen said this time of the year presentschallenges in so far as children and adultsdrown because they are ill informed of thedangers that lurks in water bodies.“They also underestimate the powers of

the sea currents and then end up in difficultsituations,” he said.He requested that parents should not allow

young children to swimwithout supervisionand they respect the power of nature.The community is requested to take heed

and apply the following precautionarymeas-ures:

V Do not get into water alone, not even ifyou are a strong swimmer.

V Children should never swim alone orcross running waters when it is unsafe.

V Ensure that thewater depth is appropria-

te for swimming and diving.V Children should be constantly supervi-

sed when they are near water, even when inthe bath.

V Install a safetybarrier around swimmingpools at home.

V Empty baths, basins, sinks immediatelyafter use.

V Do not duck or push others into andround water.You should also be safety conscious near

rivers:V Never cross overflowing rivers.V Be careful not to stand on an overhan-

ging bank.V Before entering the water, check for the

presence and strength of a current.V If caught in a fast current, float feet first

in order to absorb any impact with the feetand legs, thus protecting the head and bodyfrom serious injury.

V Extreme care should always be takenwhen entering rivers because of their chan-geable nature.

V If unsure, do not get into the water.

Tips for staying safe in the water this summer

The National Institute for Crime Preventionand the Reintegration of Offenders (Nicro),Arrive Alive and South African Brewerieshave joined forces to reduce drunk drivingand keep SouthAfricans safe on the road thisfestive season with the Road Offence PanelProgramme.People arrested for road traffic offences,

will be able to accessNicro support and servi-ces via a 24-hour hotline (072 184 6483). As astart the hotline will only servicing the Wes-tern Cape.This campaign will run until the end of Ja-

nuary next year, aiming at heightening awa-reness of road safety and holding offendersaccountable for their behaviour.With police figures showing that some 195

people are arrested daily driving under the

influence (DUI), and that 71 065 arrests weremade in 2012, drunk driving is one of the gre-atest threats to road safety in the country.The Road Offences Panel Programme is ai-

med at tackling the challenge of drunkdriving through a behavioural programmeand has seen tangible results.Nicro believes the programme is amore ef-

fective long-term solution than sentencingsomeone to imprisonment for drunk driving,as prison is not necessarily the best optionfor all DUI offenders.However, it is up to the discretion of a ma-

gistrate to decide whether to impose thecourse as opposed to a jail sentence or a fine.The course canalso be imposed in combinati-on with other interventions, strengtheninglong term behavioural change.

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This is thepentagonal designof more than11 000 “iikomityi”on the lawn atthe Castle.

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Hundreds of people searched for their na-mes on the more than 11 000 “iikomityi”(drinking vessels) in an installation on thelawn of the Castle in Cape Town on Sunday.It was the culmination of Ukusela eKapa,

anofficialWorldDesignCapital 2014 projectin which people who took part in the pro-ject, collected an “ikomityi” – their own, ifthey were lucky enough to find it, or someo-ne else’s. The idea was that the project willconnect people by “shaking hands” with astranger when they hold someone else’s“ikomityi” made in the handprint of theother person.Ukusela eKapa, which means “Drink Ca-

peTown in”, is a joint venturebetweencera-mic artist Hennie Meyer from Durbanville,and architect Janine de Waal.The project raised design awareness du-

ring Cape Town World Design Capital 2014,connecting 10 000 people through design.Each participant created a unique drin-

king vessel by imprinting their hand on softclay and writing their first name and ageon the base.The mobility of the project enabled Uku-

sela eKapa to “squeeze” in each of the city’s24 subcouncils. Visitors to Cape Town fromaround SouthAfrica and from over 50 coun-tries took part in the project.The installation was built by renowned

land artist Strijdom van derMerwe. He toldTygerBurger at the official opening of theinstallation on Saturday evening that thesymbolic meaning of this specific designwas that the lines represent the connectionof communities by roads and streets.The “islands”, which were connected

with lines, represent towns and cities –each with the names of all the people thatlive in them, represented by the names atthe bottom of the “iikomityi”.The pentagonal design if the installation

is also based on the structure of the Castle,consisting of five corners, he said.He also made an installation last week on

Robben Island, prior to the one at theCastle.

This group from the Josiah Trust in Klipheuwelcame to collect an “ikomityi” as guests at theofficial opening of the installation on Saturday.With them is Hennie Meyer (back left), ceramicartist from Durbanville. PHOTOS: CARINA ROUX


On Friday, Metropolitan, in partnershipwith the Tygerberg Multi-Sectoral ActionTeam (MSAT) and local health clinics, is of-fering free health screenings to the publicahead of World Aids Day which is celebra-ted on 1 December.These events will be held in an effort toaddress the growing AIDS and TB epide-mic.These “Handle your Health” wellnessevents will be held at the following locati-ons:

V Bellville Middlestad Mall (ChristmasTree at the Promotion Square) from 09:00to 16:00.

V Parow Chinatown Mall (Food Court)from 09:00 to 16:00.The screenings will include testing forhypertension, diabetes, sexually-transmit-ted infections, breast cancer, TB and HIV,as well as referrals for male medical cir-cumcision.While the health screenings are free ofcharge, those attending thewellness eventsare invited to make a small contribution ofnon-perishable food items which they canbring along with them on the day.These goods will be donated to people li-ving with HIV and undergoing retroviraltreatment.MasithembeleHIV andAids En-richment Centre in Delft, a non-profit orga-nisation focussed on community projectsthat help those affected by HIV/AIDS, willassist with the distribution of the donatedgoods.V For more information regarding the drop off offood donations, contact Wilhemina Heynes, Director of Masithembele on 079 568 0278.

Free wellnessevents checkyour health

The stories of women in Delft will be com-ing to life with the launch of a publicationon Saturday.The Institute for Healing of Memories(IHOM), Community Healing Programme,in partnership with Sakha Isizwe andYouth Art Development Co-operation(YARD) will be launching it within the 16Days of Activism Campaign because manyof the stories are of their triumph over ad-versity.Titled Building and Healing a Communi-ty - a Story from Delft this publication isa collection of biographical stories fromseveral women living in Delft.They are refreshingly positive stories oftriumphover adversity despite all thenega-tive publicity that continues to plague thecommunities of Delft. Most wonderful of allis to see this group of women/woundedhealers becoming role models and signs ofhope for Delft.Each of the women speak very openlyabout their lives in what often seemed likean emotional roller coaster. Of course aswell as too much pain, the women eachhave a great deal of resilience.The role played by Sakha Isizwe, theIHOM, YARD and others, in the upliftmentof theDelft community in general and thesewomen in particular is patently demon-strated in their narratives.Their stories clearly illustrate that heal-ing is not an end in itself. As people becomehealed they become freed to reach out incompassion to others and work for thetransformation of their communities.To read these stories is to be acutelyaware of the role of gender violence thatwomen suffer and endure at the hands ofmen. Also evident is the destructive powerof alcohol and drugs on individuals andcommunities.The guest speaker at the launch, whichwill be held at the Homecoming Centre inBuitenkant Street, Cape Town, is Ellen Pa-kkes, a person who can empathise withthese stories through her own experiencesof a family ravaged by drug abuse.

V This event will start at 14:30 for further information call Mandla Klanisi on 078 227 1121 or [email protected].

Stories ofresilience told


NY K • DAVID FOURIE • DIE CAMPBELLS •

• GERHARD STEYN • HEINZWINCKLER • ELIZMA THERO

N • ELVIS BLUE • FREDI NEST

MOOLMAN • JAY • JUANITA DU PLESSIS • HULLE • J

AKKIE LOUW • JANNIE MOOLMAN

• KURT DARREN • LIANIEMAY • MANIE JACKSON •

KARLIEN VAN JAARSVELD• KU

PIETER SMIT • RAY DYLAN • RIANA NEL • NADINE •

PIETER KOEN • PIETER SMIT

SORINA • THEUNS JORDAAN •WILLEM BOTHA • SARAH THERON

• SNOTKOP • SORINA

BLACK BYRD • BOBBY VAN JAARSVELD • ADAM • ADAM TAS • ARNO JORDAAN

BRANDON OC

CHARLIZE BERG • DANNYK • DAVID FOURIE • DIE C

AMPBELLS •

ELVIS BLUE • FREDI NEST• GERHARD STEYN • HEIN

ZWINCKLER • ELIZMA THERON

JAKKIE LOUW • JANNIE MOOLMAN • JAY• JUANITA DU PLESSIS •

HULLE • JAKKIE

ARLIEN VAN JAARSVELD• KURT DARREN • LIANIE

MAY • MANIE JACKSON •KARLIEN

NADINE • PIETER KOEN •PIETER SMIT • RAY DYLA

N • RIANA NEL • NADINE •PIETER

THERON • SNOTKOP • SORINA • THEUNS JORDAAN

•WILLEM BOTHA • SARAH THERON

TAS • ARNO JORDAAN • BLACK BYRD • BOBBY VAN

JAARSVELD • ADAM • ADAM

BRANDON OCTOBER

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• GERHARD STEYN • HEINZWINCKLER • ELIZMA THERO

N • ELVIS BLUE • FREDI NEST

MOOLMAN • JAY • JUANITA DU PLESSIS • HULLE • J

AKKIE LOUW • JANNIE MOOLMAN

• KURT DARREN • LIANIEMAY • MANIE JACKSON •

KARLIEN VAN JAARSVELD• KU

PIETER SMIT • RAY DYLAN • RIANA NEL • NADINE •

PIETER KOEN • PIETER SMIT

SORINA • THEUNS JORDAAN •WILLEM BOTHA • SARAH THERON

• SNOTKOP • SORINA

BLACK BYRD • BOBBY VAN JAARSVELD • ADAM • ADAM TAS • ARNO JORDAAN

BRANDON OCTOBER • CHARLIZE BERG

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HULLE • JAKKIE

ARLIEN VAN JAARSVELD• KURT DARREN • LIANIE

MAY • MANIE JACKSON •KARLIEN

NADINE • PIETER KOEN •PIETER SMIT • RAY DYLA

N • RIANA NEL • NADINE •PIETER

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•WILLEM BOTHA • SARAH THERON

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JAARSVELD • ADAM • ADAM

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LACK BYRD • BOBBY

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Kim Cloete, Heart 104.9FM DJ and actress,visited Game in CapeGate last weekend tohelp collect toys for the Toy Story 2014 cam-paign. Actress Shaleen Surtie-Richards ca-me to support the initiative.The Heart FM and Game campaign aims

to collect toys for vulnerable and destitutechildren in the Western Cape, which will bedistributed to various children’s homes,hospitals and safe houses by non-profit orga-nisationNewKidzOnTheBlock throughoutthe festive season.Drop boxes are situated in all Game Sto-

res. The final chapter of Toy Story 2014,willend on 18 December when a cavalcade willmake its way to the Red Cross Children’sHospital.

Celebs collect toys for kids

Kim Cloete with Toy Story 2014 ambassadorand DJ Tyrone Paulsen, along with veteranactress Shaleen SurtieRichards.

Minister Lindiwe Zulu in discussion with participants at the University of the Western Cape.

Minister says varsities needto nurture entrepreneursThe University of the Western Cape hostedthe minister of small business developmentat an event aimed to get stakeholders talkingabout entrepreneurship.Minister Lindiwe Zulu began her address

at the UWC’s Chancellor’s Roundtable sta-ting her department believes small enterpri-se development was a major tool of job andwealth creation, a UWC statement said.She noted that in developing countries

more than two-thirds of all jobs now origina-ted from small and medium sized enterpri-ses.Evidence in industrialised nations indica-

ted entrepreneurship education and trai-ning at school level play important roles inthe contribution to economic growth, shesaid.“We believe also that the contribution of

small to medium-sized enterprises to the

growth of our country can be much higherif entrepreneurship education is implemen-ted at school and tertiary levels,” she said.“UWC’s plan to encourage entrepreneurs-

hip is most welcome as it is one of the waysentrepreneurship can be shown to be a via-ble career path as we continue to build a na-tion of entrepreneurs.”She said through entrepreneurship, har-

nessing the energy and innovation of youth,there is an opportunity to lift the quantityand quality of jobs.“Government cannot do it alone. govern-

ment, big business and academic instituti-ons need to forge partnerships to create aconducive regulatory environment for thegrowth and development of small businessand co-operatives.”V For more information contact Charleen Duncan on021 959 9551 or via email at [email protected].


Headcount ofhomeless showlarge numbersA survey of street people

conducted in shelters andon the streets of Cape

Town showed significant num-bers in the northern suburbs.The first phase of the survey

was recently completedafter 220trained field workers for thecity’s Social Development andEarly Childhood DevelopmentDirectorate had collected rawdata over a four-day period inJune.A total sample of 2670 street

people over theageof 18was tak-en, a headcount done and ques-tionnaires completed by theserespondents.The data was

used to establishhow long they hadbeen on the streets,their communitiesof origin, what theydo to survive on thestreets, and wheth-er or not they useshelters and servic-es within the city.The highest num-

bers of street peoplewere counted in theCape Town citybowl, but largenumbers roamedthe northern sub-urbs.The larger part of Durban-

ville, Vredekloof, ProteaHeights, Philadelphia, Klipheu-wel, Fisantekaal, Richwood,Bloekombos and a small portionof Wallacedene were home to6% of respondents.At Goodwood and surrounds,

up to De La Rey Road, ParowandRavensmead, (as far asVan-guardDrive), thenumberwasat7%.At Eerste River and Mfuleni

(as far as Macassar and thewestern part of Somerset West),17% of respondents slept on thesteets.“We already have numerous

interventions in place,” said Su-zette Little, the city’s Maycomember for SocialDevelopmentand Early Childhood Develop-ment.Little said the city’s data was

outdated, so they “decided togain a better understandingover time of how many people

we are dealing with and look torepurposing our interventionsif need be,” she said.The survey found women

would more likely be found inshelters andmenmore likely onthe streets.The data showed that a third

of the respondents were be-tween 26 and 35 years old – con-sidered any country’s economi-cally active population, shesaid.Of the 1593 who reported on

the length of time that they havebeen on the street, 17%had beenon the street between one andfive years, 15% reported a

length of lessthan a month tosix months, and7% had been onthe street 16years or more.Approximate-

ly 15% of thesample reportedbeing on thestreet out ofchoice, withmost reportinglack of housing(26%), the loss offamily (18%),substance abuse(15%), andunem-

ployment and economic factors(15%) as reasons for their con-tinued stay on the street.The survey showed incomeon

the streets was predominatelygenerated from begging (45%),temporary or contract employ-ment (37%) and social grants(2%).Those in sheltershadmoreac-

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the process for us. I have tostress that this is not a defini-tive figure of the number of peo-ple living on the street, but it isa start,” Little said.The next phase of the project

is to compare the latest datawith previous surveys and es-tablish trends that could furthershape the directorate’s streetpeople interventions, and the fi-nal phase of the project will beto establish a database.

Suzette Little. PHOTO:Bruce Sutherland

Most children think of theirschool shoes as just a part of adreary uniform.They represent 12 years of

slog and for many the first signof freedom is to relegate them toa pile of discarded clothes im-mediately after writing that lastmatric exam.But imagine if youdidn’t have

shoes, especially during ourcold winters when you have tonegotiate puddles.In some families children

have to share the same pair ofshoes, with siblings takingturns to wear them.This is the reality for many

children from less fortunatebackgrounds. Their parentssimply don’t have themoney forschool shoes. So many of themgo to school barefoot.You can help. Simply leave

your school shoes at your deskafter you have written your lastexam for the year. Please ensure

you ask your parents’ permis-sion to do so. The shoes need tobe in usable condition. Tie theshoes together so the pairs arenot lost. People’s Post requeststhe shoes are boxed and readyfor collection in the new year.V Participating schools donatingshoes can contact People’s Post [email protected] with thewords “Walk Away” in the subjectfield.

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You can assist children who maynot have the means to buy theirown school shoes by donatingyour used shoes through thePeople’s Post Walk Away project.PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

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ATTENTIONALL GOV. &POLICE WORKERS .

EERSTERIVER / STRADFORDGREENNeat 3 beds., double encl. carport. BONUS: Mas-

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NEG. CASHBUYERSONLYThis property offers 3 bedrooms, lounge

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STRATTONCOURT - Large flat situatedon Voortrekker Rd. 2 massive bedrooms,lounge/dining Kitch with bics fam. bathr.

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PAROW R980000PERFECTSTUNNER…….JUSTMOVE INModern property with all the space, 3Bedrooms all with bic , 2 Bathrooms,

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MalibuVillage / Blue Downs - R580000:3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, fitted kitchen,swimming pool, granny flat, carport for 3 cars.

Khayalitsha –R380000: 3 bedrooms,m.e.s.,lounge, kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed.

Matroosfontein- R590000:2 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, kitchen, openparking for 3 cars.

Nooitgedacht - R 599000:Neat 3 bedroom, 2 bedrooms has BIC, fully fittedkitchen, lounge, bathroom, toilet, driveway.Bellville South - R450 000:3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.

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Rustdal/ Blackheath - R720000:5 Bedrooms,3 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen,granny flat, needs TLC.Delft - R340000: Spacious 2 bedr., TV-r, lounge,kitchen, family bathr., fully enclosed, carport.Kuils River / Sarepta - R300000: 2 Beds,lounge, kitchen, outside toilet, semi- attached.WesbankMain Road - R250000: 3 Beds,lounge, kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed.Sunbird Park - R650000: 4 Bedroom house,2 bathr., lounge, kitchen, 2 Granny flats.Elsies River - Salberau R590000: Very neat 3bedroomMaisonette has BIC, fully fitted kitchen,bathr., 2 toilets, u/cover parking + nutec houseMalibuVillage - R599000:Large 3 bedroom house, lounge, kitchen, familybathroom, double garage, 1 bedroom granny flatSunbird Park - R480000: Incomplete 5 bedr.house, has complete 2 bedr. granny flat, d/gar.If you are READY to SELL CALL us right NOW!

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Alain 078 133 6933Gareth 081 431 5939Beauten073 438 5235Thando076 5280495Melissa 072057 5753

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An empowerment project in Delft got a ma-jor boost recently when they received a do-nation of sewing machines from South Afri-can Breweries.

Vision 2002 is a youth and women empow-erment project in Delft that is expandingand making a difference in the community.

They recently received a donation of sew-ingmachines fromSouthAfricanBreweriesto start manufacturing garments to raisefunds for their projects.

RowanDunne, corporate affairs specialistfor SAB, said the company was very im-pressed with what the organisation was do-ing andwanted to help them in thismanner.

“They are making a major difference inthe community and growing all the time,”he said.

“With this donation we hope that we willhelp them empower more people in this ar-ea.”

Ursula Joubert, explained that the organi-sation had grown from offering counsellingat school to expanding to skills development.

“Initially we started because schools inthe area needed help with problem chil-dren,” she said.

“From those counselling sessions we saw

the need to expand to lifeskills developmentfor the youth, and for women.

“It kept on growing as we partnered withthe FET College Boland where many of ourclients have gone for skills training in avari-ety of trades.

“Last year some of them started the sew-ing courses and that is why we are so happywith this donation so that they can use theseskills to empower themselves financially.”

Deon Britz, also from the organisation,pointed out that there were still many plansfor growing the organisation.

“It is important that we fight the risingpoverty and unemployment in the area,” hesaid.

“Eventually we want to build our owntraining andmulti-purpose centre so thatwecan help many more people closer to home.

“We are currently busy with an audit onunemployed youth in the area so that wehave figures toworkwithwhenweapproachpotential sponsors.

“With these figures and a databasewewillalso be able to see where we can accommo-date them in our training programmes.”

V For further information about the project or register with the organisation call Deon on 084 888 0597or visit their offices at 79 Eindhoven Road, Eindhoven,Delft.

Brewery funds sewing project

Rowan Dunne, in blue shirt, gets a closer look at the sewing machines that SAB donated to theorganisation. Next to him is Deon Britz of Vision 2002. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


An organisation in Delft is concerned atthe tragic loss of life in the area followingthe death of a toddler in a fire while play-ing in an abandoned car.

Fazlin Fransman of Afrika Tikkunpointed out that the tragic death (Toddlerdies in fire,TygerburgerWednesday 12No-vember) raisesmuchneededquestions re-garding the availability of structured andsafe play and learning areas for childrenin Delft.

“Most parents on the Cape Flats, worklong hours for minimum wage and areunable to afford proper pre-school or af-ter-school programs for their children,”she said.

“As a result, more than 50%of childrenin these communities are unsupervisedfrom the time their parents leave home,till they return in the evening.

“This is a worrying statistic due to thehigh rates of drug and alcohol abuseamongst teenagers within Delft. Thesenegative influences feed into the socio-economic conditions of the communityand cripple the youth, ensuring that theystay shackled in the cycle of poverty.”

She pointed out that at Afrika Tikkun,their primary aim is to ensure that chil-dren and youth in impoverished commu-

nities are holistically developed fromCradle to Career, to ensure that they be-come the next generation of productivecitizens.

“Through our extensive work in thecommunity of Delft, we realise the direneed formore structured programs to en-sure that children and youth are super-vised and gain much needed positive af-firmations tobeable todevelopholistical-ly.

“The death of the toddler is a symptomof a bigger problem within communitiesacross South Africa. To be able to ensurethat children are consistently in a safeand secure environment, we cannot sole-ly depend on the parents – who many atimes spend their entire livesworking fora minimum wage.

“In this instance the African Proverb,‘it takes a village to raise a child’ ringstrue.”

It is for this reason that Africa Tikkunhas launched the Early Childhood Devel-opment and Child and Youth Develop-ment programmes, to ensure that chil-dren in themost impoverished communi-ties across South Africa are in a safe andsecure environment while their parentsare at work.”

V For more information about the programmesat Afrika Tikkun email [email protected].

Toddler death showslack of safe play areas

The City of Cape Town plans to provide freeWi-Fi at 61 of its buildings by the end of June2015.

This free service will be provided both in-side public buildings – via the city’s 102SmartCape Computer facilities – and out-sidevia 61public accesshotspots,wherepeo-ple congregate and queue for services.

These amenities include clinics, adminis-tration buildings, traffic departments, firestations and public transport interchanges,said Hayley van derWoude, the city’s mediacoordinator.

She said certain areas will be serviced byDecember, “with the remaining completedby the end of June 2015”.

Those buildings to be connected this yearinclude the Bellville Clinic, Civic Centre inCape Town, Hillstar Administration Build-ing, Mitchell’s Plain and Nyanga Switching

Centres, Parow Community Health Clinic,PlumsteadAdministrationBuilding,RobbieNurock Clinic and Site B Youth Clinic.

“Each access point will cost betweenR60 000 and R100 000 to install,” she said.

The city partnered with service providersMWEB, Internet Solutions and Orange, aFrench telecommunications company.

“(Orange) will offer a free 200 MB databundle per day.

“Internet Solutions will offer a free databundle of 50 MB per day, while MWEB willprovide an uncapped data bundle for the tri-al period,” van der Woude said.

Plans to provide Wi-Fi on MyCiTi busesare being investigated, she said.

V For a full list of the 61 buildings, please visit http://www.tygerburger.co.za/209266/newsdetails/citywidefreewifibydecembermid2015.

City signals free wi-fi plan

The City of Cape Town’s festive season coor-dinating committee has drafted a compre-hensive plan to ensure they are prepared forthe busy holiday period.

Focus areas include emergency response,policing, safety at public amenities, roadsafety, cleansing, enforcement of by-laws,and substance abuse.

The city will make the following servicesavailable over the festive season:

. 1 430 Metro police, law enforcement andtraffic officers patrolling roads and beachesand conducting operations

. 900 firefighters available for any majorincidents

. 240 firefighters on shift at any giventime at the city’s 30 fire stations

. An additional 120 seasonal firefightersavailable

. 250 lifeguards available on a rotationalbasis; on average there will be about 70 life-

guards on city beaches on any given day. 1 864 temporary staff members to en-

hance the city’s cleansing services capacityThis year, Transport for Cape Town will

pilot a plan for the Atlantic Seaboard on theDay of Goodwill (Friday 26 December) andNew Year’s Day (Thursday 1 January). Theplan sees a dedicated team of 20 traffic offic-ers deployed along this route tomanage traf-fic flow on the two major beach days.

The community services directorate willensure blue flag beaches are kept pristine,and will prioritise safety. The city has part-nered with Lifesaving Western Province,who will deploy 250 lifeguards in addition totheir volunteer services at all popularbeaches.

In order to deal with the increased de-mand on services during this period whenpeople are on holiday, there will be top-upcleaning services covering all business are-as, scenic routes, and beaches.

City on the ball for summerA small wooden deskwas hurriedly carriedfrom entrance 2 of Ty-gerberg Hospital lastweek, when Ses’khonaPeople’s Rights Move-ment leader Andile Liliwasdischargedandmetwith more than 500 che-ering supporters.

Lili survived an at-tack on his life twoweeks earlier when hewas shot four times inthe stomach and arm.

Walking with someeffort, Lili was helpedonto the desk that wasplaced next to a publicorder police vehicle togreet his fans and tellthem about his ordeal.

Lili is a former ANCcouncillor in the Wes-ternCape and one of theringleaders of the so-called “poo protesters”who dumped humanfaeces at the WesternCape legislature andCape Town Internatio-nal Airport. He was ac-quitted of these chargesin July.

Lili lauded outside hospital

Supporters of Andile Lili onthe Tygerberg Hospitalgrounds when he wasdischarged from hospitallast week. PHOTO: MAGRIETTHERON

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RUNNING: POLICEWOMAN IS CHAMPION ATHLETE

Marie beatscrooks andwins racesBishop Lavis Police Station’s com-

munications officer CaptainMarieLouw, who lives in Brackenfell,

has more than criminals on the run.Mention her name among police spor-ting circles anywhere in theWesternCa-pe and onewill correlate her immediate-ly with middle and long distance run-ning in addition to being thecommunication officer at the police sta-tion, where shehas been wor-king for severalyears.Louw was se-lected as the Na-tional PoliceSportswoman ofthe Year2013/2014 at aprestige event inPretoria on Fri-day 14 Novem-ber.She was cho-sen for the Wes-tern Cape PoliceTeam to partici-pate in the Nati-onal Police Ath-letics Champi-onship during2013 which washeld in Nelspruit, where she participa-ted in cross country, 800m, 1 500m and5 000m.She was awarded a silver medal forcross country, a silver medal for the800m and a gold medal for the 1 500m.Louw also won gold in the 5 000m, andset a national record in the process.Another feather in her cap is the factthat shehasbeenchosen to represent theSAPSWesternCape for the past 12 years.

She was also chosen to represent Wes-ternCapePolice at theNationalHalfMa-rathon Championship in Durban, Kwa-Zulu-Natal. She won the overall wo-men’s division for the SAPS NationalHalf Marathon Championship and wasalso the first veteran police woman to fi-nish the race.During the 2013/2014 season Louw al-so participated in the Western Province

Masters Cham-pionship and re-ceived her Wes-tern Provincecolours for trackevents (800m, 1500m and 5000m).So far this ye-ar she participa-ted in the Natio-nal Police HalfMarathonChampionshipin Bredasdorpand won theoverall women’sdivision. Shewas also the firstveteran policewoman and alsothe overall firstveteran woman

at the championship, and fifth overall.She also participated in theNational Fit-ness Championship in Bloemfonteinand took second place in her age catego-ry.In Secunda, shewon a silvermedal forcross country, gold for the 800m, 1 500mand 5 000m and also set records in theseevents.She was also selected as Best TrackAthlete for the National Athletics.

Bishop Lavis Cluster commander Brigadier AndreLincoln congratulates Captain Marie Louw onher sporting achievement. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville en Bellville se krieketspannein die WP se topliga is die afgelope naweekin ’n sodanige drukgang geplaas dat hullealbei met onbesliste uitslae gediend moeswees.Milnerton en Noordelikes-Goodwoodwas die enigste Tygerbergse spanne watoorwinnings kon beklink in die jongstereeks eersteliga-wedstryde.Ondanks Handré Theron (51) se bydraehetBellville (179) steedsmet ’n eerstebeurt-agterstand van 65 lopies teen St. Augustinegeëindig. En nadat die tuisspan 213 in sy

tweede beurt aangeteken het, was die wentei-ken van 279 buite bereik van Bellville (148/6).Ook Durbanville (175/8) was nie in staat omdie verlangde 216 lopies teen Universiteit vanKaapstad (211) aan te teken nie. Solly Pieters(4/34) en Chris Mocke (30) se bydraes vir Edge-mead (117) was nie genoeg om hul span van ’nnederlaag van 119 lopies teen Victoria (159/6,gesl.) te weerhou nie. Maar Craig Copeland(8/44) en Matthew Snyman (49*) het gesorg datMilnerton (105/3) maklik met 7 paaltjies teenAtlantis (146) wen. Eric Osner (5/22) was ewen-eens mooi op stryk in Noordelikes-Goodwoodse segemet ’n beurt en 53 lopies teen Bonteheu-wel, wat in sy opvolgbeurt net 90 lopies kon

aanteken. Luwaaz September(4/29) en sy spanmaats van Ty-gerberg-klub kon net-net nie ’noorwinning oor Primrose be-klink nie. Primrose, wat ’n wen-teiken van 185 lopies gestel was,het aan die einde 140/6 gehad.Kuilsrivier (111) het met 114 lo-pies teenClaremont (143/3, gesl.)verloor. UWKhet ’n baie frustre-rende naweek agter die blad.Nadat sy kragmeting teen Ot-tomans deur reën gekortwiek is,het sy tweedaagse Sondagwed-stryd teen Claremont ook oor-winningloos geëindig. GeorgeBanda (112) en Nkululeko Sera-me (4/23) het UWK (260/5, gesl.)op die wenpad geplaas.

Tygerberg-spanne struikel

Die Universiteit van WesKaapland se paaltjiewagter, Dean Mazhawidza, benut ’n stonkkans om van Isgak Martin (Ottomans) ontslae te raak. Die uitslag was onbeslis. FOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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