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Staggie: ‘Forgive me’MICHELLE LINNERT

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He is done with gangsterism, drugs andmurder and desperately seeks forgi-veness for his part in the destruction

of communities across the Cape Flats.This was the plea by former Hard Livings

gang leader and ex-prisoner Rashied Staggieat a church service at the New DirectionsGrace Church in Parow on Sunday.Staggie admitted to a fully packed audito-

rium that he was, to a large extent, guilty of

the influx of drugs into theCape and claimedresponsibility for a number of ordereddeaths during his tenure as leader of theHard Livings.“Many decisions from myself as leader –

it’s because ofme thatmany peoplewere kil-led,” he said.“It was because of my decisions that so

much hurt came over people and into theirhomes. I am also the cause of so many drugsbeing pumped into the Cape.”Staggie showed a soft side when he direc-

tly apologised to his own family and the fa-

mily of his slain twin brother, Rashaad.Rashaadwas set alight and killed bymem-

bers of the vigilante group Pagad in front ofhis Salt River home in 1996.“I am just aman. Aman that desires atten-

tion and love and to be accepted,” Staggietold the congregants.“I ask the forgiveness of all the peoplewho

suffered because of the decisions Imade,” hesaid.Staggie said he had “a relatively solid un-

derstanding of what drugs could do to a com-munity”.

“In 2001 I fell into drug abuse. I used allthe kinds of drugs one could use. Manynights I lay high as I slept over in hotels guil-ty of promiscuity.“The pain in the eyes ofmy childrenwhen

I got home will haunt me,” he said.“If I knew then what I know now, I would

have wanted to be a different Rashied Stag-gie. I want to work together – with the policeand gangsters and users and sellers, I wantto get gangsters to quit their activities,” hesaid.

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Staggie’s testimony was part of a celebrato-ry programme by the church to honour agroup of graduates, all reformed prisoners,gangsters, murderers, drug addicts and cri-minals.The group all underwent a programme

run by Ivan Waldeck of the Western CapeOutreach Community organisation.Waldeck is well-known in church circles

on the Cape Flats for his work with formerprisoners and is a former gangster and pris-oner himself.Waldeck said this was the first time in 10

years Staggie spoke publicly.Sebastian Petersen, deputy director of the

correctional services department, said pro-

grammes such as that run by Waldeck ma-de his job easier.Petersen also declared that the depart-

ment would be signing a memorandum ofunderstanding with the church, citing that“any programmes done with inmateswould be done through this church”.“We will get teams (from the Grace

church) into prisons and working with in-mates,” Petersen said.

Rashied Staggie beggeds forgiveness from hisfamily and congregants at a church service inParow on Sunday. PHOTO: HEINRICH JANSEN

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Matrics at Cravenby SecondarySchool have raised their voicesagainst bullying.Last week they took to the

streets surrounding their schoolto host a demonstration and thenpresented a programme at theschool last Wednesday.Life Orientation teacher Es-

maralda Abrahams explainedthat this was the second annualawareness campaign by the LifeOrientation learners in Grade 12and it was a huge success.“They pulled off this event

with commitment, dedication tothe course, enthusiasm and withcompetency,” she said.“This year the theme focused

on creating awareness againstbullying. Bullying is a concern atmany schools, and the Grade 12’s

vowed to put an end to it at Cra-venby.“They did extensive research

on the topic, drew up an anti-bul-lying policy, which they hopewill be implemented as soon aspossible, to make their project aworthwhile and sustainable one.“They are the first matrics to

focus on an anti-bullying policy,and hope to leave a legacy thatwill be continued in the future bytheRCL, prefect body and all oth-er school societies.”She also pointed out that this

programme was a unifying forceamong the matrics, especiallywhen they took to the streets toshow the community how theyfelt about the issue.“This gave them the feeling of

ubuntu, making them under-stand what it truly means to bea responsible citizen in a demo-cratic SA.”

Matrics say ‘no’ to bullying

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The Counselling and Social DevelopmentCentre in Bishop Lavis is under attack fromvandals intent on destroying the centrepiece by piece.Since February this year the centre,

which provides valuable social services tothe community, has suffered to sporadictheft and vandalism.Apart from offering services such as

counselling, psycho-educational ther-apy and assessments, as well as vari-ous support groups, there are also pro-grammes geared towards social andcommunity development, such as theFuturelinkProgramme, aswell as artsand crafts, computer training, learnerlicense trainingandsenior citizenpro-grammes.“It started with the theft of our front

gate, and the new replacement gate aweek later,” says Jessica Wassermanthe InternEducational Psychologist atthe centre.“Then there was the theft of the gate

on the side of the building a fewweekslater, which is the gate to the entranceof the food bank where we serve foodto residents who are in need.“More recently the barbedwire over

the wall was cut and an attempt wasmade to steal the motor from the elec-tronic gate.”Ronelda Louw, founder of the cen-

tre, also added that theft and vandal-ism have been an on-going problemover the years, but since February itseems criminals have become morebrazen.

“We’ve had some incidents over the yearswith the theft of burglar bars and poles fromthe parking lot stolen,” she said.“Telephone cables have also been stolen

from time to time and it is all so frustratingforme andmy staff who just want to deliveran empowering service to the community.“My family has put so much love, energy

and resources into this centre for the pasteight years and we won’t give up, but thetime has come for the community to play its

part to support us by reporting these thievesto the police.”Louw wants to appeal to the public to

gather round and support them.“We need the people of Bishop Lavis to

create awareness of this issue, and to pro-mote community vigilance and support.“Whether it be in the form of volunteer

security services, or keeping an eye on anysuspicious activity and immediately report-ing it to the police. Any help in this regardwould be greatly appreciated.”

Aid centre targeted by thieves

Jessica Wasserman, left, and Hazel Pillay from thecentre show where the barbed wire was cut to gainaccess to the property. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


“Fiela is fine with us!”That is the sentiment of residents in Bon-

teheuwel after the Bishop Lavis PolicingPrecinct joined forces with the army andother law enforcement agencies duringOperation Fiela on Friday.Seventeen suspectswere apprehended for

various crimes following searches, war-rants of arrests and police patrols conduc-ted, which included house to house sear-ches.During this operation 96 houses, 333 per-

sons and 14 vehicles in Netreg and Bonte-heuwel were searched.These searches delivered 811 grams of

dagga (71 stoppe dagga), 4 parcels of dagga,40 dagga cigarettes, half carry bag of dagga,156 sackets of tik, 171 whole Mandrax ta-blets, 38 halves Mandrax tablets andR1198.80 cash were confiscated.The police arrested also two suspects for

possession of 191 rounds of R1/303 ammuni-tion.During the searches at the houses they ca-

me upon a house were various kinds of mo-tor cycles were kept and one was confirmedstolen in Parow earlier this year.On Saturday Brigadier Christopher Jo-

nes spoke at a meeting organised by theJoint Peace Forum and praised the peopleof Bonteheuwel for their cooperation.“I am very proud of the people for their

reaction and we will be doing more of theseoperations in the future,” he said.

“People have shown that they want to getrid of crime in their neighbourhoods. Evenduring the operation I was out there and pe-ople were phoning me to thank me and insome cases giving the police tips on wherecriminal activities were taking place.“Theywere our eyes out there at times tel-

ling us where to look, or to go to a certainhouse. This shows if we work together thenwe can win against crime”Arnold van Schalkwyk joked that Fiela

was welcome to move in with him at any ti-me.“I’m a widower so if she’s looking for a

boyfriend here I am,” the pensioner joked.“But on the serious side we are very hap-

py that this exercise was carried out here.We would welcome more exercises like thisbecause crime has taken over our area toomuch.“When I was young there was crime, yes,

but not like this nowweare prisoners in ourown homes all the time. If the police keepon showing us that they are serious aboutgetting rid of the gangsters then more peo-ple will be prepared to give them informati-on.”

Some of the ammunition that was recoveredduring Operation Fiela in Bonteheuwel onFriday.

Operation Fiela effort welcomed



Mehtaab Arai is turning six on Wednesday10Junebut therewill benoparty in theAraihousehold.This young lady wanted to rather give

gifts to orphans in the community.OnSaturdayyouwouldhave thought that

preparations for a big birthday bash wereunderway at the family home in CravenbyEstate, but it was all serious work for thefive-year-old who was supervising the“elves” helping her.“No, don’t put such a little sweets in the

packet. Are there enough blankets? Whenare you going to put the lollipops in? Put thecrayons inside the colour-in book!”Yes, this was serious work for a five-year-

oldwhowas thinking of disadvantaged chil-dren before herself.Mom Zaibu said she was reading a story

to her from Tween Tales by Rehana E Esawhen“sheknocked the socksoffme”byask-ing if we could make up gift packs for or-phans from her and her brother, Muham-mad instead of having a party. Muham-med’s birthday is on Thursday 4 June, theyare four years apart.“At first Iwas too shocked to sayanything

so she repeated herself.“So we needed to decide what we were go-

ing to put into the goody bag and where todeliver them and so forth.“Mehtaab is quite an organiser and semi-

dictated what she wanted in the bag (need-less to say it was the luxuries first).“Then we involved family and friends so

we could make it a friendly family affair.”On Saturday it was all coming together as

Mehtaab’s cousins Muneebah, Ayesha Bibiand Raighaana Osman were roped in to

help.On Sunday Mehtaab and Muhammad

went to orphanages in Rylands and Prim-rosePark to distribute the 50 packages filledwith variouis hygiene essentials, blanketsand socks, and sweets.

Girl forgoes birthday,gives gifts to charity

Mehtaab Arai, front left, and her brotherMuhammad were supervising the packing ofthe gifts on Saturday. With them are mom,Zaibu, between them, and standing from left,Muneebah Osman, dad Mujahid, and AyeshaOsman. Raighaana Osman had been sent outon an errand for her “supervisor” when thephoto was taken. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

The Bellville South Women and Youth Centre is celebrating a brand new mural that was designedby visiting intern from Germany, Miriam Kocher.

Women’s centre receivesfunky new mural from internGARY VAN DYK

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Bellville South residents were surprisedwith a vibrant new face for the BellvilleSouth Women and Youth Centre.A volunteer intern from Germany spent a

few days interviewing the centre’s coordina-tor, Joy Warries, and the women who attendskills development programmes there.After a workshop with all the beneficia-

ries, shedesigned thevibrantmural that nowadorns the centre in Kasselsvlei Road.MiriamKocher came as a volunteer intern

to one of the stakeholders of WOWMove-ment, noDREAD production.Rosca Warries, director of noDREAD pro-

duction says partnering with WOWMove-ment in theBellville South area gives internsa practical experience in the community.“I am very excited that Miriam left a mark

in Bellville South,” she said.

Patricia Jansen, Chairperson of subcoun-cil 6 subcouncil facilities manager VernonErasmus were also impressed.Warries invites women of all ages to join

the vibrant team that is waiting to strength-en women to become self-reliant.“Wehave classes in beading, arts and craft,

sewing Level 1, sewing Level 2, and businessdevelopment and building resilience pro-grammes are provided,” she said.“BellMarket, an open market for women

who attended or are attending classes at thecentre, are held every first Saturday of themonth.“Graduates sell their produce at market

days.Weask residents to support this effort.”The centre is open fromMondays to Thurs-

days from 09:00 to 13:00.V Joy Warries can be contacted at 073 556 1025 forfurther information and the contact person for themarket is Kotie September on 073 393 7402 or 074346 1485.


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The arrests were made between Monday25 May and Sunday 31 May.

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During the operations, 84 houses were se-arched for drugs which resulted in the ar-rest of 99 people.

Theywere arrested on charges relating todrugs and the illegal possession or sale ofalcohol.

Mandrax tablets with an estimated streetvalue of R1 800, tik with an approximate va-lue of R4 200 and dagga to the value of R9 108was also confiscated.

The police also held several tracing ope-

rations which resulted in the arrest of 65wanted suspects.

“A total of 392 suspects were arrested forcharges relating tomurder, attemptedmur-der, assault, drunkdriving, reckless andne-gligent driving and the possession of dange-rous weapons,” Van Niekerk said.

Other crimes committed include malici-ous damage to property, house breakingand theft, possession of illegal firearms, de-aling in liquor without a valid licence, theftof motor vehicle, house robbery, child ne-glect, rape and sexual assault.

Van Niekerk said 88 of the suspects wereheld overnight and released on fines.

The cluster comprises the police stationsof Kuils River, Kleinvlei, Mfuleni, Delft,Belhar, Ravensmead and Elsies River as ofrecently.

Nearly 500 arrested in KuilsRiver police cluster operation

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Kleinvlei police are searching for themother of a five-month old foetus thatwas found in a bucket early last week.

Warrant Officer Annacletta Mothoalo,police spokesperson, told TygerBurger thefoetus was found by a group of children.

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The children took the bucket to a houseshortly thereafter.

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The foetuswas found in Sandpiper Street,

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third of its kind over the last two years.“This is not the first time we have recei-

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as are all located near to each other, separa-ted only by Bobs Way,” Mothoalo said.

The police now hope they will be assistedby the community in finding the parent.

The two previous babies were a boy anda girl.V Anyone with information is requested to contactthe Kleinvlei police on 021 902 8314.

Fivemonth old foetusfound by Devon Park kids


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Chilli eaters indulgein hot competition


Shameeg van Schalkwyk is a young artistwho wants to share his view of the world.

The 25-year-old from Heideveld may havehad no formal training but his love for arthas seen him sketching since primaryschool.

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“At first it was just my love for cars thatI wanted to share with the world but it justevolved from there.

“There was no training available at ourschool so it was about finding my feet onmy own, looking at other work and teach-ing myself.”

That love for art kept on growingthroughout his high school years and it wasonly after leaving school that a stint at anart supply store gave him some more in-sight into his passion.

“This was another experience for me be-cause I got the chance to learn about morematerials, I spoke to artists and discoveredso many new techniques I could apply inmy own work,” he says.

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While Shameeg feels he needs moregrowth there were people in his neighbour-hood and surrounding areas who want hiswork in their homes.

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Shameeg van Schalkwyk is a 25yearold artistfrom Heideveld whose journey into art isready to grow if he can get some assistancefrom a professional. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


“This committee is in charge of the main-tenance of the vegetable garden at theschool and finding sponsors for the neededresources to supplement the growth of thegarden and support the feeding scheme atthe school.”Another active group at the school is the

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workshop on the importance of toilet hy-giene, health maintenance and manage-ment within bathrooms at school,” shesaid.“The groupwill further create awareness

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Several Wesbank families are still recove-ring from a disastrous fire that gutted twohomes and five informal structures.The incident occurred in Rowellan Street

on Sunday 17 May.One adult male suffered burn wounds to

his face.Theo Layne, spokesperson for the City of

Cape Town’s fire and rescue services, saidan average of 106 emergency calls from in-formal areas were received during the win-ter months of June, July and August last ye-ar.The number of recorded informal dwel-

lings affected by these fires in the wintermonths last year were 210 in June, 169 in Ju-ly and 175 in August.

The number of formal dwellings affectedby fires for each of the months were 41, 87and 57 respectively.Layne said the cold led topeopleusinghea-

ters and brazier fires to keep warm, and ifnot monitored properly, these could resultin residential fires.“Our services, for the previous winter pe-

riod 1 May to 31 August 2014, responded to406 informal residential fires, resulting inthe deaths of 36 people.“In most of these incidents the fires could

have been avoided and can be attributed tonegligencewhen using cooking, heating andother electrical devices.”He said the City is making all attempts to

ensure that thenumberof structures and thenumber of fatalities decrease during theforthcoming winter period.“Our service is proactively focussing their

Fire Safety Education efforts on the area’smost prone to structural fires.“Fire and rescue is also teaming up with

other services to ensure that the maximumnumber of residents are educated on aspectsof fire safety and the immediate reporting ofincidents. These include the City’s disasterrisk management, community NGO’s andcommunity policing forums,” Layne said.In order to prevent shack fires, residents

should:Keep a close eye on paraffin stoves;Avoid cooking near a curtained window;Make sure the stove is stable and does not

fall over;Make sure candles are secure and cannot

fall over;Do not go to sleep with candles still bur-

ning;Teach children about the dangers of fire;

Watch out for discarded cigarette butts;Be aware of the dangers of illegal and faul-

ty electricity connections, which also causefires;Keep a bucket filled with water to extin-

guish flames;Keep a bucket of sand to put out paraffin

fires;Build dwellings at least threemetres apart

to prevent fires from spreading, and ensurethis space is kept open;Keep roads and access to dwellings clear

at all times;Do not block roads with possessions when

there is a fire;Do not prevent or disrupt the work of fire

crews fighting fires.V For safety tips on fires visit the City’s website orhttp://www.capetown.gov.za/en/FireAndRescue/Pages/default.aspx

Cold increases the danger of shack fires

This year’s Want ons Kan/’Cause we Can!concert takes place at the Bellville CivicTheatre on Sunday 26 July.The annual concert, of which TygerBur-

ger is the media sponsor, has already gene-rated more than R2 million in donationswith Project Dignity, Fisantekraal Centrefor Development and CHOC ChildhoodCancer Foundation being the beneficiariesof this year’s one-night-only event.The evening will include performances

by Zanne Stapelberg, Nico Nel, Jak dePriester andAltusMuller, AnnaDavel,Ma-thys Roets and Jaconell Mouton (piano),Marc Lottering, Wicus van der Merwe, Pe-ter Mitchell, Schalk Joubert (bass), LunaPaige (vocals and piano), Vernon Swart

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directly from readers’ charity of choice, en-suring that every cent raised goes whereit’s needed most.V Call Liza Adlem on 082 772 9057 to buy your tickets from Project Dignity.V To support the CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation, readers can buy their tickets from Alicia van Onselen on 083 414 6741.V or call Linda Oosthuizen on 072 740 4854 to booktickets with the Fisantekraal Centre for Development.

‘Cause we can’ edges closer

After weeks of battling it out on stage, fivefinalists will “sing it” one last time for thefinals of this year’s StarStruck Voice Search.The competition, which

tests contestants’ music bu-siness sense as well as theirvoice, has been running sin-ce February and gives aspi-ring singers the chance tolearn more about the be-hind-the-scenes side of themusic industry, while offe-ring them mentorship andtraining to be able to pursuea career in entertainment,even if they don’t win.Curtis Banks and Dale

Miles fromMitchell’s Plain;the group No Swett (fromPaarl and Wellington); Ra-fieka van de Ross fromDelft; and Shafieka Patel from Athlone ha-ve made it through to the final round andwill be performing at the LasVegas Loungein Mitchell’s Plain on Thursday 4 June

where they’ll be competing for the mainprize of a R300 000 record and endorsement

deal.Idols star Crushanda For-

bes will accompany the fina-lists.Each round of the final

will be judged by differentjudges and the panel inclu-des Aubrey Aries, SK, Ash-ley Pienaar and ChristianBennett.“The top five have all

grown a lot and have learntmuch more than expected.They are all proud to be partof this initiative,” says com-petition organiser Brilynnvan Rooyen from Crazy-world Productions.V The evening starts at 20:00.Email brilynn@crazyworldproduc

tions.co.za or call 074 696 4325 for bookings andmore information. Visit www.facebook.com/starstruckvoicesearch for more about the Star StruckVoice Search.

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Rafieka van de Ross fromDelft is one of the finalists inthis year’s Star Struck VoiceSearch.

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The popular Harlem Globetrotters will have the audience dazzled with their superb skills atGrandWest.

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jam-packed with incredible upside-downshots, trick shots andpasses, aswell asunbe-lievable slam dunks and three pointershurled from the opposite side of the court.“We are excited to be part of bringing The

Harlem Globetrotters to Cape Town thiswinter, and to give local audiences a chanceto experience their awe-inspiring skills andshowmanship first hand,” says ElouiseMatthys of GrandWest.The Harlem Globetrotters is the world’s

premier basketball exhibition team. Found-ed in 1926 as the Savoy Big Five, the Harlem

Globetrotters have since risen in fame andlegacy with their sensational skills and exu-berance both on court and off. The squad ismadeupof talentedmale and female athleteswho continue to smash their way into therecord books while putting on entertainingshows the entire family can enjoy. Their pas-sion for the sport is matched only by theirheart as they continue to be goodwill ambas-sadors worldwide.Tickets to The Harlem Globetrotters

events at GrandWest are available at Com-puticket, but you might be lucky and wintickets.

WIN WIN WINV Four lucky readers can each win a double ticketto the show on Wednesday 1 July. All you need todo is answer the following question correctly. Whenwere the Harlem Globetrotters founded? SMS youranswer with your name and surname and the suburbwhere you live to 45527. You must start the SMS withthe word Trott. SMSs cost R1.50. Entries close onTuesday 9 June at 23:00. You can enter as manytimes as you like. The winners will be drawn fromall correct entries.

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Dit lyk of Durbanville-Bellville die meestevan sy skete tersyde gestel het, maar Belharen Tygerberg-klub het al aangenamer nawe-ke in die topafdeling van die WP se Superli-ga-rugbykompetisie beleef.

DieDurbies se sewe drieë teenoor die tweedrieë van Belhar in die jongste reeks klub-wedstryde weerspieël grootliks dié span seoorheersing van hul kragmeting op Accor-deon Park.Durbell se knap hanteerwerk en goed be-

plande bewegings het diewind heeltemal uit

die seile gehaal van die tuisspan, wat netnooit heeltemal op dreef kon kom nie.Tygerberg-klub het nie só swak gevaar

teen Schotsche Kloof/Walmer as wat dieeindtelling van 8-19 aandui nie, maar onder-benutting van puntekanse het die Flori-dapark-span se aanspraak op ’n oorwinning

beduiwel.Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege het Daljo-

safat se Young Peoples ’n afranseling van 60-17 gegee.Kuilsrivier het met 53-15 ook kleingeld ge-

maak van Franschhoek.Brackenfell het nie agterweë gebly nie en

Macassar met 45-21 afgeknou. Dit was so by-na of Kraaifontein se Hands & Heart het ookdie sterk span van Pniël Villagers geklop,maar hy is met 30-27 getroef.

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RACING: UNIQUE RACE DAY BILLED AT KILLARNEY HAS PETROL HEADS FROTHING

Carnival of speed

Actionpacked racing is due to thrill spectators at Killarney during the Carnival Race Day onSaturday.

With Saturday’s unique Carnival Ra-ce Day offering more top flight va-riety than has ever been experien-

ced at Killarney, there is tremendous exci-tement among petrol-heads of all ages.

The on-track action includes the Caperound of the All-Africa 3-Hour EnduranceRace Series due to finish after dark, a legof the South African Superkart Champi-onship and round four of the Power Seriesfor cars and motorcycles, sponsored byWingfield Motors.

A parade of VW Beetles in honour of themarque’s 80th anniversary (the prototypePeople’s Car was unveiled in Germany inmid 1935), will take place during the lunchbreak, with the lucky winners of highspeed laps in a racing sports Porsche com-petition to receive their award shortly af-terwards. There will also be a display ofmotorcycle stunt riding.

Static attractions will be an Exotic andSports Car Show that includes several his-toric motorcycles under cover in the spaci-ous new pit block. The popular Engen F1simulators will be available to budding Le-wis Hamiltons in the same building. Outs-ide, a multifaceted fun fair and amusementpark will run in the adjacent parking area.

American muscleWhile entries for the 3-Hour Race include

six Porsches, all with two or even threedrivers, the battle up front is likely to befought between a trio of Junos, a Dodge Vi-per and possibly a Panoz Esperante.

The formidable Juno attack is being ledby Western Cape champion Francis Carru-thers, with co-drivers Nick Adcock and De-an McCarroll in an SS3 V6. They will haveto face Craig Jarvis and Marcel Angel inJarvis’s recently acquired brutal V10, 8.4

litre Dodge Viper, and an American-sourcedV8 Panoz Esperante shared by Dave Alhad-eff, Jonathan Bernstein and Chris Carolin.

Any gap up front will allow the remainingJuno SS3s of Steve Humble / Johan Engel-brecht and Colin Plit / Dawie Joubert, ormaybe even Justin Mathie and Gary Sher-rat’s Nissan 370Z to take up the chase.

Interesting entries have been receivedfrom Mark Lauth / Mike Verrier in a ShelbyCanAm, while Greg Mills is teamed withAndrea Bate in a Pillbeam MP 98.

LowslungThen there’s the potentially awesome

spectacle of the Superkart races where thedrivers’ backside is a few inches off theground, in these tiny projectiles with no sus-pension and wheels the size of chocolate coa-ted doughnuts. However, they are poweredby 250cc motors with six speed sequentialgearboxes and can hit over 200 km/h on theback straight and lap quicker than the migh-ty Wesbank V8’s of a couple of years ago.

The perennially hard-fought Bold MarineGTi Challenge racing is expected to be ahighlight. Young Marco Busi and Christop-her Swart swapped lead places last monthand will be the ones to watch.

While 15-year-old Joshua Dolinschek willseek to repeat his recent single seater For-mula Libre victory, the battle in the MutluBatteries Classic Cars and the Cars Unlimi-ted Fine Car events, which includes DaveRowley’s rare, modified VW Beetle, is expec-ted to be much closer.

With the first race to start at 10.00am, theAfrican 3-Hour is the final event and is toget under way at 4.15pm. Admission is R60for adults and R20 for scholars under 16.There is no charge for kids under 12. Ticketsare also available from Computicket.

SAREL BURGER

Brackenfell se regstel-oorwinning oor HSStrand en HS Bellville, wat Worcester Gim-nasium se pret bederf het, was van die glans-punte in die afgelope naweek se o.19A-skole-rugbywedstryde.

Nadat HS Strand die vorige drie jaar nael-skraapse oorwinnings oor Brackenfell be-haal het, het die Brakke dit dié keer duidelikgestel dat hy hom nie weer sal laat kortvatnie. Brackenfell het die tuisspan inderdaad’n goeie opstopper gegee om met 36-11 te seë-

vier.HS Bellville het met sy besoek aan die on-

oorwonne Worcester Gimnasium die stangvan meet af vasgebyt en hom geleidelik in’n wurggreep vasgevat om met 29-15 te wen.Die Worcesteriete is tans die topspan in dieBoland.

Durbanville se eerste ontmoeting in baiejare met die sterk span van SAKS het nie die

gewenste resultate gelewer nie.Die gevolg was ’n druipsterttelling van 10-

34. Ook HS Tygerberg is met 43-7 deur dieonoorwonne HJS Paarl gelooi, maar Stellen-berg het min moeite ondervind om Hotten-tots-Holland met 57-0 kaf te draf.

D.F. Malan het met ’n uitslag van 22-14Primrose-klub met die kous oor die kop huistoe gestuur, terwyl Monumentpark, on-

danks sy twee drieë teenoor die geen vanHTS Bellville, met ’n gelykopuitslag van 12-12 genoeë moes neem.

Ander spanne wat ook aan die wenkantwas, is President (22-3 t Tableview), Fair-mont (8-7 t Parelvallei), Tygerberg-klub (48-5t Eben Dönges), Parow (24-10 t CaledonianRoses-klub), Fairbairn (29-22 t J.G.Meiring),The Settlers (29-0 t Westerford), Edgemead(21-10 t Bosmansdam), Excelsior (9-3 t GrooteSchuur) en Scottsdene (31-12 t Macassar).

Maar Melkbosstrand het met 12-44 in diehek geduik teen Somerset-kollege.

Brakke, Bellville behaal seges

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