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A cellphone robbery led to the death ofa man in Blikkiesdorp on Sunday andnow tensions are running high with

threats of further violence.The incident occurred at about 17:00 when

two men went to an area in Blikkiesdorp toconfront a group about a robbery that oc-curred the previous day.

When this group was confronted about acellphone that was stolen, a scuffle ensuedbetween the accused and accuser – one alleg-edly a Young Gifted Bastards and the otheran Oka Boys member.

During this fight a firearm was drawn and

shots fired.In the aftermath 27-year-old Ryan Felkers

was shot in his chest and he subsequentlydied at the Delft Day Hospital.

This shooting then led to three more hous-es in the area being attacked where peoplewere assaulted, goods stolen and residentsthreatened.

Now people in the area are fearing fortheir lives and the tension in Blikkiesdorpis quite volatile.

Police are investigating a charge of mur-der, three of malicious damage to propertyand theft. No arrests have been made.

Authorities met with Blikkiesdorp com-munity leaders behind closed doors in theireffort to find strategies and interventions to

deal with these concerns and the threat.The law enforcement agencies are dealing

with the issue and according to police a 42-year-old-man was arrested on the murdercharge.

A resident from the area who did not wantto be named confirmed that since the shoot-ing people have been very scared.

“It feels like a war-zone because we arescared,” he says.

“There have been a number of small rob-beries that have taken place and sometimesthe victims know their attackers. That’swhen the problems start because they ap-proach family and friends to take the law in-to their own hands.

“It becomes a bigger problem when gangs

start getting involved because they associ-ate homes in areas surrounding the culpritsand start attacking them for no reason.”

Brigadier Hendrik Jansen, station com-mander at Delft stressed the need for calmin the area.

“We want to ensure the people in that areathat we will be increasing our presencethere,” he said.

“It is also important for people to remem-ber that they must not take the law into theirown hands.

“In circumstances where they recognisetheir attackers they must report it to the po-lice and we will take action. If they take thelaw into their own hands they will also beprosecuted.”

Umkhonto we Sizwecadres formed aguard of honour atthe funeral ofJoseph Aranes atthe St MatthewsCatholic Church inBonteheuwel.Aranes, a former MKmember andprovincial secretaryof the UDF duringthe fight againstapartheid, was alsoa journalist of noteas deputy andpolitical editor atThe Cape Argus formany years. Fullstory on page 7.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The John van Dyk Support Group will hosta black tie dinner at the Parow Civic Centreon Wednesday 23 September.

The event is a fund-raiser for the formerElsies River United RFC player and coachJohn van Dyk, who is suffering from motorneuron disease.

Former Springbok coach Peter de Vil-liers will be the guest speaker at the event.

Tickets for the event cost R185 per personor book a table for 10 people for R1 750.V For more information call Martin Lesch on082 291 5588 or Shaun Davids on 078 950 4896.

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Wills drawn up for freeThe Elsies River Community AdviceOffice in partnership with Legal AidBoard SA and some attorneys will behosting National Wills Week untilFriday 18 September in the advice officeof the multipurpose centre in Halt Roadfrom 09:00 daily where you can have abasic will drawn up for free.V For more information call 021 836 8514.

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Have you lost any liquor or not surewhere you misplaced it?

If so, perhaps the R12 000 worth ofbeer currently being stored at the Kuils Ri-ver police station, could be it.

The beer – 543 litres in total – was confis-cated recently from a house in the Vrygrondinformal settlement in Kalkfontein where itwas found abandoned, police say.

The search is now on for the owner, Cap-tain Isaac van Niekerk, police spokesper-son, says. The 210 SAB crates with 324 bot-tles of Black Label, 362 Castle Lager and 38Hansa Pilsners were found on 18 July at unitA57 in the informal settlement.

“We are looking for the owner of the unit.The premises where we found it is not usedas a shebeen, but rather a storage facilitywe suspect,” he added.

“We spoke to the people in the area, butno one can say to whom the alcohol belongsto.” Police hope that the owner of the unitwill be able to assist. At the moment the al-cohol is being stored at the police station forsafe-keeping.”V Anyone with info can call W/O Osman Griffithson 021 900 2819 or 082 522 0638

Wanted: owner of 543F beer

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On Sunday 30 August police responded toa shooting in Foucault Street Belhar at02:30. Police found 20-year-old Dillan Dyerswho had been shot in his left arm and righthip at the sceneand 26-year-old JoshuaOnk-ruid was hit in his head and died on thescene.

Initial investigation revealed that fourunknown men allegedly attacked the vic-

tims and seven spent cartridges were re-trieved at the scene. The suspects, whose fa-ces were covered with scarves, fled thescene on foot.In another incident onMonday 31 August

police responded to reports of shooting atChestnut Place about 03:00. There theyfound 34-year-old Gavin Opperman, a.k.aKnapie, who was fatally shot in his head.V Anyone with information about the shootings cancontact Detective Warrant Officer, Ivan Lewis at Bel-har police on 021 953 8100.

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Police in Belhar need your help to solvesome crimes in the area.

On Tuesday 8 September at 04:30 two vic-tims were walking in Erica Road when theywere cornered by two unknown men, onearmed with a firearm, who demanded theircell phones and money.As the suspects were about to leave, one

of the victims attempted to retaliate by look-ing around for an object to fight back andbefore he could get it, the suspect with the

firearm shot him once in the neck. He wascertified dead on the scene.

No further witnesses or suspects havebeen identified at this stage.

A case of murder and armed robbery hasbeen registered.

In another incident on Monday 7 Septem-ber officers responded to a shooting atChestnut Place at 13:45.

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blood on the stairs of a flat.He had several gunshot wounds to the

head and was certified dead by paramedicsat the scene.

Police are still investigating the motivefor the shooting and no suspects have beenidentified.V Anyone with information that can assist in solvingthese cases can contact the investigating officer,Detective Sergeant Xesi on 072 697 1110 or021 953 8100.

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The Golden Gate area in Netreg is oneof the areas getting the gift of an up-graded Early Childhood Development

(ECD) centre.In linewith theCityofCapeTown’s strate-

gic objective to build safe, caring communi-ties R25,4 million has been set aside for theconstruction of these three facilities in Net-reg, Delft and Bridgetown.In this financial year, R10,5 million will

be spent on these three ECDs.A total of R4,6 million will go towards the

Netreg Golden Gate Early Childhood Devel-opment Centre, which is set for completionin October.This investment will bring much needed

social upliftment to the community of Net-reg in Bonteheuwel by giving children asafe and caring, educational environment.

The area of Netreg has many socio-eco-nomic challenges, and has for years experi-enced very little investment.

The construction of this centre will domuch to address the injustices of the pastand forms part of the City’s commitment toredress.

One of the greatest investments that canbe made is in the development and educa-tion of children from an early age.

That is why the City is committed to de-veloping ECD centres, as early childhooddevelopment provides a crucial foundationfor the overall development of children andthe improvement of social conditions.

OnTuesday 8 September executivemayorof Cape Town, Patricia de Lille, visited thefacility in Netreg where construction teamswere hard atwork to ensure the timely com-pletion of the project.“I joined them to help with some painting

as we put some of the finishing touches onthe centre, which we and the communitywill build into a centre of excellence.

“The Golden Gate ECD has been devel-oped in close partnership with the commu-nity and it will be a community-driven andmanaged centre,” she said.The City’s directorate for social and early

childhood development will be responsiblefor repairs and maintenance at the centre,

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The Cape Peninsula University ofTechnology (CPUT) is part of makingdreams come true for learners in

Maitland.A partnership with Peninsula School

Feeding has seen them working with HJKroneberg Primary in Maitland to makethe dreams of 200 learners come true.Public relations students at the facility

have been making an effort of harnessingthe collective power of partnership withmany organisations in order to fulfil thedreams of these learners through the#FeedADream campaign.“We are extremely happywithwhat you,

as students, are doing with the children;

what you are doing is absolutely wonder-ful,” said Samantha Williams from theschool.The first ofmanydreamswas realised on

Wednesday 29 July when the Iziko mobilemuseum visited the school.Throughout August the #FeedADream

campaign showed the pupils that dreamsdo come true and various exciting activi-tieswerearranged in conjunctionwith cor-porates and the public.These ranged from boat trips to being a

princess, and the pupils experienced theirhearts’ desire.A few pupils who knew the sky wasn’t

the limit, lived out their dreams of having

a personal tour through the hangers at theCape Town International Airport wherethey learned about helicopters and aero-planes.“I learned a lot today. I got into a helicop-

ter for the first time, and when I grow upI really want to become a pilot and fly myown plane,” said one of the children.Some of the adventurous learners went

up TableMountain; others visitedMonkeyTown, the Heart Museum or went for a bi-cycle ride along the Sea Point promenade.In the end the #FeedADream campaign

wanted to show the pupils at HJKronebergPrimary benefitting from PSFA’s servicesthat dreams do matter and can come true.

Another element of the #FeedADreamcampaign was for the CPUT students toraise funds to feed the 200 children fromtheschool for a year.With the help of friends, family and will-

ing corporates, the students raised R39 557and realised dreams to the value of R42 754.To feed a child for one month at a cost

of R62, or to feed a child for one year at acost of R395, please contact PSFA at 021 4476020 or send an e-mail to [email protected] 24 and 25 September a comedy fund-raiser will take place as part of the #Fee-dADream campaign.V For more information and to purchase tickets,please visit www.psfa.org.za.

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The Dumela Community Foundation is ona mission to uplift marginalised communi-ties.Based in Elsies River, Parow and sur-

rounding areas, they are working on pro-jects to help in neighbourhoods that areplagued by unemployment and other socialevils.“We started with the simple mission of

assisting ex-prisoners with the process ofre-integrating themback into their commu-nities and become law abiding citizens,”says Clarence Kayster of Dumela.“Today we have a much broader vision

in uplifting communities.“We have galvanised unprecedented ef-

forts to move away from a culture of hand-outs and dependency to empowering peo-ple, in particular the youth, to become self-sustainable through skills developmentprojects.”They are now inviting the community to

the Heritage Day celebration that will betaking place at Valhalla Senior Secondaryschool in Elsies River on Saturday 26 Sep-tember from 09:00.“We will be giving people an insight into

our projects on this day,” continued Kay-ster.“There will also be lots of fun activities

like soccer and netball, a jumping castleand face painting for the little ones, and lotsof tasty treats on sale.“Wewill also feature a number ofmotiva-

tional speakers including Zane Meas, andex-Bafana soccer star Mark Williams.”V For more information about the event call Kaysteron 021 820 4934 or 072 337 7424.

Upliftment,not hand-outs

Vintage cars in Elsies RiverThe Elsies River History Society will behosting their Open Day on Saturday 19September.Starting with a motorcade of vintage

cars in Halt Road from 09:00 it will behosted at the Elsies River Library untilnoon.Activities will include performances

by a choir, cultural dances, motivationalspeakers, information kiosks anddisplays as well as food stalls.V For more information call Julian Schroeder on021 444 3543/4/5.

Come for footie and a braaiRavensmead Soccer Club will be hostinga family/reunion braai day on HeritageDay, Thursday 24 September at FloridaPark starting at 09:00.Activities for the day include soccer

for all ex-members as well as existingones in preparation to advertise fortheir 50th anniversary gala/presentationto be held on 30 October in the Raven-smead Civic Centre.Supporters are requested to bring

along all their old photos and memorabi-lia to exhibit at the gala event.V For more information regarding ticketscontact the club chairman Rubin Faulmann on082 306 7003.


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assaults, dealing in liquor, housebreaking,theft, stolen property, domestic violenceand thepossessionof stolenpropertyaswellas possession of housebreaking imple-ments.During these operations theyalso re-covered four stolen cars, a power generatoras well as various televisions and audioequipment. The suspects appeared in Bell-ville Magistrate’s Court on Monday.

Tik to illegal shebeens, Delft cops nab 157

RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Aman accused 16 years ago of partici-pating in the brutal rape and murderof an Eerste River teenager appeared

in the Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court onMonday.Valencia Farmer (14) was raped and bru-

tally murdered in June 1999. At the time ofthe attack she was left to die in an aban-doned building in Eucalyptus Street in Eer-ste River, but managed to crawl outside.She was taken to hospital and just man-

aged to identify her attackers before pass-ing away.Her death was published widely in the

media at the time for its brutality: Valenciawas stabbed 52 timesandher throatwas slit.Constable Noloyiso Rwexana, a provin-

cial police spokesperson, said the latest sus-pect to be apprehended in connection withthe gang-rape and murder – named in a sis-ter publication of TygerBurger as ElmarioMaasdorp (38) – was arrested on Friday 11September around 23:30. The suspect is be-lieved to be from Eerste River.The case has been postponed until 21 Sep-

tember for bail information.Maasdorp was one of the five men initial-

ly identified as the main suspects in the

case. He was released due to a lack of evi-dence against him at the time.New information has since surfaced

which led to his current arrest, Die Burgerreported. “The investigation continues,”Rwexana said. Eric Ntabazalila, spokesper-son for the National Prosecuting Authority(NPA), confirmed this. “The man is beingcharged with rape and murder,” Ntabazali-la said. He said the man will be kept in cus-tody at the Mfuleni police station’s holdingcells.“The suspect has chosen to represent

himself in thismatter. Legal aidwas offeredto himbut hehaddeclined the offer and saidhe will conduct his own defence,” Ntabazal-ila said.Julian Untank, chairman of the Greater

Eerste River and Blue Downs CommunityPolice Forum, said Lieutenant-Colonel Ed-dieClark,who steered the investigation sin-ce the start, has done “a good job”.The four other suspects in the case were

Johannes Kriel, Russell vanWyk, Glenville“Bekkies” Faro and Franklyn Roberts.There was not enough evidence against

Kriel at the time and he was acquitted of allcharges, while Van Wyk, a minor at the ti-me, was sentenced to 23 years imprison-ment. Roberts and Faro were both senten-ced to double life sentences.

Valencia murder:5th suspect held


STRAATMENS-WERKSWINKELVIR BELANGHEBBENDES INNIEREGERINGSORGANISASIESEN GEMEENSKAPSGEBASEERDEORGANISASIESDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeë-kindontwikkelingnooi nieregeringsorganisasies en gemeenskapsgebaseerde organisasies na ’n werkswinkelvir belanghebbendes. Die doel van die werkswinkel is om die navorsing wat onlangs oorstraatmensgetalle gedoen is as ’n basislyn te gebruik vir die opstel van ‘n strategie vir diehantering van sake wat met straatmense verband hou.

Datum: Saterdag 10 Oktober 2015Plek: Konferensiesaal, Kaapstad-stadionTyd: 10:00 tot 15:00

RSVP teen 2 Oktober 2015 by Pamela Beukes by 021 444 0711 [email protected] vir spysenieringsdoeleindes.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER216/2015

Special birthday wish: Every month KFM and Spur give one person the chance tohave a popular South African artist write and sing a special birthday song to them. Thistime around Carmelita Brand from Bonteheuwel was nominated by her best friend, TanyaPaulse to be chosen to have Jimmy Nevis write and perform her birthday song. Paulsesays her friend deserves this as she is the most kind and caring person. Carmelita, whoturns 33 on 24 September, was surprised by Jimmy Nevis himself when he performed herSpur birthday song. Here is a link to the video: http://view.vzaar.com/5054687/video.

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

The love for living large off thesoil is growing in Bishop La-vis and surrounds.

Soil for Life celebrated theirhome gardeners in the area recent-ly, who spoke freely about their en-joyment of the activities in theirgardens.FranFredericks fromtheorgani-

sation, who heads the training pro-gramme, felt that more peopleshould be joining to benefit fromincreased activity in their garden,aswell as eating their own, organicvegetables for a healthier lifestyle.“Our ultimate goal is to have

Bishop Lavis and surrounding are-as as a lush green field withhealthy families,” she said.“We want to encourage others to

start their organic vegetable gar-dens and by doing that, have thebenefits of having a healthier lifes-tyle and becoming self sustaina-ble.” One of the enthusiastic gar-denerswas JaneBrookes,who con-fessed to not really beinginterested at first.“It was one of my friends who

eventually persuaded me to startattending the talks about garden-

ing in the community,” she said.“Eventually my interest in-

creased and I went to the course tostart a garden even though I knewit would have to be in containersbecause I don’t have the space.“Now I am always so excited

whenmy seeds start sprouting andI can eat what I have grown. Itgivesme a sense of pride – and I amhealthier.”Another gardener that has pride

of place in the organisation, is Hyl-ton Lindewall.

“Whenweneed to showsponsorsor supporters what can beachieved, we take them to Hylton,”says Fran.“He’s always willing to open his

doors to us for a visit and the pridethat he takes in his garden is an in-

spiration to many out there.”Hylton is humble about his

achievements, but immenselyproud of how much he has learnt.“I’ve always loved gardening

and this has just enhancedmy lovefor planting,” he says.“What we do, keeps us healthy

and grateful for what the soil cangive us. Sometimes I am worriedabout the birds in the garden, butthen I think that we must make aplan for them.“They were put on earth for us

so through our efforts in the gar-den we must also care for them.”Marguerite Loftus was part of a

group of dietetic students fromStellenbosch who were visiting,and she was amazed at the project.“This visit has been a special ex-

perience for all of us,” she said.“It’s been heartwarming to see

howa community can come togeth-er and do something to improvetheir health through something sosimple, yet so powerful.“We will be taking this experi-

ence in Bishop Lavis with us forthe rest of our lives as an exampleof what can be done in any situa-tion.”V For more information about Soil for Life,Fran can be contacted on 071 365 8828.

‘Living off the land’ grows in Lavis

Fran Fredericks, standing, explains the joys of the soil to visitors at a celebration in Bishop Lavis. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


Stuggle’sown JoeAranesnow restsGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Bonteheuwel and the media world is inmourning for a major catalyst in itsrich legacy against apartheid, Joseph

“Joe” Aranes.For many he will be known for his role

as journalist but the inspiration for choos-ing this career was born out of his commit-ment to fight for freedom while a high-school learner on the streets of this suburb.On Saturday he was laid to rest from the

Catholic Church in Bonteheuwel, after dy-ing from a heart attack in his Lansdownehome on Thursday 3 September.This reporter got to know Joe better

when he started working at The Argus andsome of our exploits cannot be shared here– but there was always much fun and agreat time was always had by all.It was Joe who started the legendary Fri-

day afternoon “sundowners” inNewspaperHouse, which never closed its doors for any“visitors” or “friends”. I was lucky enoughto get his permission to buy refreshmentson the “bookie” when funds were low.Needless to say, the life of Joe Aranes is,

or should be, an inspiration andmotivationnot only to youth from this area, but toyouth in all are-as now affectedby so muchcrime, gang-sterism anddrug abuse.In the 1970s

and 80s theyouth took upthe fight forfreedom fromapartheid. Joe’slife should be aninspiration forthem to nowtakeup the fightagainst the for-ces that are destroying their lives in the“new” South Africa.Joe, 51, grew up in Bonteheuwel along

with a brother and six sisters, with hisyouth dedicated to fighting for freedom.Involved with student political activities

at high school, he left the country going tofamily in Germany for two years.When he eventually returned, it was in

Bonteheuwel that his activism saw himworking with organisations like the Bonte-heuwel Civic Association and the later es-tablishedBonteheuwel AdviceOfficewhilebeing part of MK in the area.When the United Democratic Front start-

ed, he became its provincial secretary inthe Western Cape.His activism always saw him under the

attention of the authorities and this sawhim in detention twice.When transition to post-1994 South Afri-

ca started, he started his journey into jour-nalism – starting at The Cape Argus as anintern in 1992, a stint at an independentnewspaper, and going back there in 1994eventually rising to rank of assistant newseditor, news editor and political editor in2003. In 2005 his alleged involvement in astill unresolved controversy surroundingthe ANC’s involvement in pay-offs to news-papers, led to first his removal as politicaleditor and eventual departure fromTheAr-gus, but it did not detract from the impor-tant role he played as a mentor.In recent times we may not have been in

touch that often, but at infrequentmeetingsI would be questioned about some of my re-cent writings, especially about new acts onthe music scene, and of course remind meof an “alleged” unpaid tab at the Argus’ssundowner sessions.Rest in peace, Joe, you have left a beauti-

ful legacy of inspiration and motivation toa new generation of journalists in your life-time. Joe is survived by his wife, Kathy,daughter, Thandi, and grandson, Raoul.

Joseph Aranes


DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

’n Glas koue water “vir die skok” wasal wat Absa vir Johan* vanBracken-fell kon bied nadat R60 000 uit sy re-

kening gesteel is deur kubermisdadigers.’nMaand nadat hy die voorval by die bank

gerapporteerhet engerusgestel is dat sy geldverhaal sal word, het die bank hom met ’nkort e-pos-skrywe in kennis gestel dat sygeld nié teruggeskryf gaan word nie en dathy in die vervolg versigtiger moet wees omsy internetwagwoord en pinnommer te be-skerm.Die saak is tans by die ombudsman van

bankdienste vir beslissing.“Ek het jare lank vir daardie geld gewerk

en in ’n oogwink is dit net weg! Ek het nieeens ’n behoorlike verduideliking van diebank ontvang nie en weet nou nog nie hoetoegang tot my rekening verkry is nie. Diebank kon nie eers presies vir my sê hoe ditgebeur het nie,” sê hy.

Polis’n Polis van R60 000 is pas deur ’n groot

lewensversekeraar aan Johan uitbetaal, toedie kuberboewe in Junie toegeslaan het.“Ek het die middag voor die tyd twee

vreemde SMS’e ontvang van my selfoon-diensverskaffer af, wat my gemaan het ombinne ’n uur te reageer voor hulle my ‘oor-skuif’ na ’n ander diensverskaffer,” sê Jo-han.Volgens hom het hy egter albei die vreem-

de SMS’e geïgnoreer.Die volgende oggend het sy vrou hul bank-

state nagegaan en opgelet dat drie transak-sies van R20 000 elk uit sy rekening betaalis aan drie onbekende begunstigdes wat opsy internetrekening geskep is.“Ek het dadelik die bank in kennis gestel

enalles gedoenwat gedoenmoesword – stategetrek en ’n saak by die polisie aanhangiggemaak,” sê hy.“Ek is baie ontsteld oor die bank se besluit

omdat ek in geen stadium my internetreke-ning se wagwoord met enigiemand gedeelhet nie. Ek sit alleen in my kantoor by diewerk, waar ekmy banksake opmy rekenaardoen. Ek is ook bewus daarvan om niesnaakse e-pos-aanhangels oop te maak nieen doen dit nooit nie,” sê hy.

Nalatig“Die bank sinspeel daarop dat ek nalatig

was, maar ek het net een vraag aan hulle:Sal my geld ooit weer veilig wees in hulbank? Of moet ek eerder my geld soos vanouds onder die matras hou?”Prof. Basie von Solms, ’n gesaghebbende

navorser op die gebied van rekenaarweten-skap en sagteware-ingenieurswese by dieUniversiteit van Johannesburg, se ant-woord op Johan se vraag is onrusbarend.“Ons veg ’n verlore stryd. Die man op die

straat en die klein sakeman is baie weerloosen kan homself eintlik nie meer voldoendeteen dié soort kubermisdaad beskerm nie.Die risiko vir internet- en selfoonbankdien-ste is net te hoog,” sê hy.Hy verwys na sogenoemde “malware” of

vyandige sagteware wat enige rekenaar ofselfs ’n webtuiste kan besmet.Volgens Van Solms stel die soort sagtewa-

re die kuberkraker in staat om met behulpvan ’n sleutelbord-kopieërder alles te sienwat jy op jou sleutelbord tik.“Selfs rekenaargebruikerswathul anti-vi-

rusprogramme tuis gereeld opdateer was alslagoffers van internetbedrog,” sê hy.Hy voeg by dat die kubermisdadigers nie

die banke se stelsels teikennie,maardie ver-bruiker s’n.“Hulle teiken die swakste punt in die ket-

ting – ek en jy.”VanSolms sêhyself gebruikuitsluitliknet

twee rekenaars om sy internetsake te behar-tig: sy rekenaar by diewerk,wat korporatiefdeur baie gesofistikeerde programme be-skerm word, en die rekenaarportaal binne-in die bank self.“Ek sal nie eens my skootrekenaar in my

studeerkamer by die huis gebruik om bank-sake op te doen nie,” het hy in ’n telefonieseonderhoud vir TygerBurger gesê.Van Solms is van mening dat banke in die

algemeen meer verantwoordbaar gehoumoet word. “Die bank se redenasie is dat jyas verbruiker jou wagwoord en pinnommer

moet beskerm; en dat jou rekening slegs ‘ge-kraak’ kan word indien dié inligting gekom-promiteer word. Daarom aanvaar hulle niesommer aanspreeklikheid nie,” sê hy.Dis egter ’n “catch 22”, sê Van Solms, juis

omdat die bank nie aan die verbruiker kanbewys dat hy bo enige twyfel nalatigwasnie,en die verbruiker self ook nie die teendeelaan die bank kan bewys nie. “In meeste ge-valle is die verbruiker self nie eens bewusdaarvan dat sy inligting onwettig bekom isdeur een of ander aanhangels oop te maaknie. Maak dit hom dan wettig aanspreek-lik?” Hy is van mening dat Suid-Afrikaansewetgewing met betrekking tot kubermis-daad kan verbeter.

WetsontwerpDieWetsontwerp op Kubermisdaad en Se-

kerheid is verlede week deur die regeringvrygestel vir openbare insette.Die wetsontwerp sal onder meer maat-

reëls instel omkubermisdaad inSuid-Afrikate beveg. “Dit maak ondermeer voorsieningvir ’n 24/7-sentrum waar enige kubermis-daad gerapporteer kan word, maar ek moetegter wonder waar en hoe die regering vol-doende menslike hulpbronne gaan bekomom dit werkbaar te maak,” sê Van Solms envoeg by dat die polisie in die verlede al weer-loosheid in die verband erken het.Brig. Piet Pieterse, hoof van die Valke se

elektroniese misdaad-eenheid, sê dat baiemeer bewusmaking onder lede van die pu-bliek benodig word in terme van kubervei-ligheid.Pieterse self was ook nóú betrokkemet die

bogenoemde wetsontwerp.“Daar is ’nmenigtemanierewaarop ’n ku-

bermisdadiger jou inligting kan verkry.Meeste van die tyd word ’n virus deur ’ne-pos aangestuur. Dit staan bekend as ‘phis-hing’,” sê Pieters.

Bank trek skouers op oor verlies

Johan wys die brief wat Absa aan hom gestuurhet. FOTO: DESIRÉE RORKE

MAGRIET THERON@magrietron

’n Enkelma vanKraaifonteinmet drie kin-ders wat die afgelope tien jaar sewe keerin rehabilitasiesentrums opgeneem is omhaar van drankmisbruik te genees, sê ditwas uiteindelik “’n engel langs haar bed”en ’n behandelingsentrum vir verslaafdesin Parow wat haar gered het.Inge Swanepoel het onlangs ’n groep pa-

siënte, goedgesindes en skenkers van dieRamot-sentrum by hul jaarvergaderingvertel van die pad na herstel nadat drank-verslawing haar byna haar lewe gekos het.Inge sê sy raak nou al vir byna twee jaar

nie meer aan enige alkohol nie.“Ek het goed grootgeword; ons het nie

swaargekry nie,” het sy vertel. Sy het ver-pleegkunde in Bloemfontein gestudeer enis op 21 met ’n “wonderlike man” getroud.Maar toe sy swanger was met hul derde

kind, het dinge begin skeefloop.Haar man is vermoor. Kort daarna is

haar pa oorlede en toe het sy ’n verhoudinggehadmet ’nmanwat soveel skuld gemaakhet dathy, toehyhaarverlaathet, haarmet’n tweede verband op haar huis gelos het.Daarna het sy stelselmatig al meer begin

drink, totdat sy haar werk as verpleegsterby die Panorama-hospitaal verloor het,omdat sy dronk by die werk opgedaag het.

AfgedankDaarna het die Kuilsrivier-hospitaal

haar afgedank om dieselfde rede.“Dit is ’n wonder dat ek toe weer werk

gekry het, hierdie keer by Tygerberg-hos-pitaal. Ek het ’n fantastiese, goedbetaaldeposisie daar gehad,” sê sy. Intussen was syherhaaldelik in rehabilitasiesentrums.“’n Mens leer baie daar; ’n mens kry so-

veel tools.Maar as ’nmensditmaarnet kangebruik daarbuite. Baie keer gaan dit vir’n paar maande goed en dan dink jy jy issterk genoeg en een drankie sal niks maaknie. Dan begin die misbruik net weer vanvoor af,” sê sy.

Sy sê wat meeste mense nie besef nie, isdie helwaardeur alkoholiste gaanom te be-plan waar die dag se drank vandaan gaankom. “Want as jy dit nie inkry nie, kan jynie funksioneer nie. Ek kon nie in die og-gend my tande borsel sonder om eers ’nglas wyn te drink nie, want ek sou sommermy tande uit mymond uit stamp so erg hetek gebewe. Dis regtig iets verskrikliks.”Toe sy by Tygerberg afgelê is, het Inge

geweet sy sou nie weer ’n salaris verdiennie.“Teen hierdie tyd wou my kinders niks

meer van my weet nie. Toe my laaste sala-ris in my rekening verskyn, het ek na diedrankwinkel gery en ’n bottel wyn gaankoop en toe na die motorhawe vir ’n bottelanti-vriesmiddel.”Syhet die twee namekaar opgedrink, die

bottels in haar kas weggesteek en op haarbed gaan lê.Daar het haar dogter haar gevind, waar

sy skaars asemgehaal het.“Ek het reeds nierversaking gehad. Ek

was so te sê dood.”

BewussynInge sê sy het een keer haar bewussyn

in die hospitaal herwin en ’n dokter langshaar bed gesien wat vir haar gesê het sygaan nie sterf nie. Vir haar het dit gevoelof ’n engel met haar praat en het sy die wilin haarself gevind om die stryd teen alko-hol te wen.“Ongelukkig moes ek eers rock bottom

strike voor ek kon terugkom.”Sy is in Ramot opgeneem en sê hierdie

keer het sy geleer hoe om die riglyne wat’n mens daar leer, werklik toe te pas.“Honger, kwaad, alleen en moeg – dit is

die gevaarlike plekkewaar ’nmens joukanbevind. Eensaamheid is die ergste.”Inge sê sy is nouweer in ’n gelukkige ver-

houding en sy sorg dat sy besig bly.“Ek begin elke dagmet dieselfde roetine:

eers klim ek op die skaal en dan skryf ekmet ’n koki-pen op my spieël hoeveel daeek al skoon is,” sê sy.

‘Engel langs bed’ red ma van verslawing

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

A new, state-of-the-art radiation machinewas unveiled by management at TygerbergHospital on Thursday.At the cutting edge of technology and on

par with techniques used in Europe and theUSA, this machine will enable the hospitalto keep up with the ever increasing numberof cancer patients who flock here from sur-rounding communities and rural areas.TheElekta synergyagility linear accelera-

tor (Linac) was commissioned and installedin 2014.Laticia Pienaar, from the communication

directorate of the Western Cape health de-partment explains how this machine worksand why it was needed. “Successful radio-therapy depends on the ability of the Linacto deliver a dose of radiation to the tumour

while ensuringminimal radiation to normaltissue,” she said.The new Linac has an improved beam

shapingmechanismtermedamultileaf colli-mator that consists of 160 ‘leaves’ of 0,5cmthat can be shaped into almost any shape totarget the tumour, she added. “Previous col-limators could only shape the beam intosquares or rectangular fields. The improvedbeam shaping mechanism enables bettermatching the shape of the beam to the shapeof the tumour, which decreases radiation tonormal surrounding tissue,” she said, add-ing that this reduces the side effects normal-ly associated with radiation treatment.The new Linac also includes the latest hi-

tech treatment that involves the use ofVMAT (volumetric modulated arc therapy),which delivers the radiation dose to the pa-tient in a single moving arc from 0 to 360 de-grees.

“Older technology Linacs deliver the doseto the patient in a combination of separatebeams. This new VMAT technology vastlyreduces treatment time.”Although the implementation of the new

technique involves more preparation timeinput, actual treatment time is reduced to amatter of minutes.Pienaar said the new Linac has the capa-

bility of treating over 450 patients per yearand forms part of the complement of otherLinacs in the department where nearly 2 000patients are treated each year. “This in-cludes curative radiotherapy for cervix,prostate, gastrointestinal, brain and breastcancers. Paediatric cancer patients are alsotreated in the division with high quality ad-vanced radiation techniques,” she said.InMay this year Ian Alexander, executive

vice president of Elekta Europe, Africa, Lat-in America and Middle East, said the cur-

rent lack of treatment for cancer in Africancountries “is totally unacceptable”.“Most sub-Saharan countries lack the fa-

cilities and trained personnel to provide ef-fective prevention, early detection or ade-quate treatment of cancer,”he said inapressstatement. According to him, cancer global-lykillsmorepeople thanHIV/AIDS,malariaand tuberculosis combined.He said approximately 40 percent of can-

cer cases can be prevented and 40 percentcan be cured with the right treatment.“More than 50 percent of all cancer pa-

tients worldwide would benefit from radia-tion therapy during the course of their dis-ease, either as the sole therapy or in combi-nation with surgery and chemotherapy.Despite being home to 85 percent of theworld’s population, less than 35 percent ofthe world’s radiotherapy facilities are inlow-income countries,” he said.

New radiation device for cancer treatment

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RavenmeadPROPERTY

3 Plots on Golf Estate770 square metres

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A round of musical chairs has precededthe Toyota Cape Dealer Rally, penulti-mate event in the 2015 National Rally

Championship to be staged in Durbanvilleand Malmesbury on Friday and Saturday.With the leading teams in this year’s game

of thrones level-pegged after the previousround, early log leader Mark Cronje and theFord Performance Rally team announcedthat Cronje’s co-driver, the highly experi-enced and decorated Robin Houghton, willstep down for the remainder of the season.According to the release, Houghton’s deci-

sion was taken “in an effort to reduce theweight of car and crew tohelp improveMarkCronje’s fight for the championship”.It added that Houghton will still be in-

volved in the running of the team and will

work closely with Cronje’s new navigator,and thanked and applauded Houghton for“his dedication and selfless decision”.Meanwhile it has been confirmed that

Gerhard Snyman, long-time navigator forJapie van Niekerk, will now fill the hot seatnext to Cronje to take on arch-rivals LeeroyPoulter and Elvéne Coetzee (Castrol TeamToyota Yaris S2000) in the Toyota Cape Deal-er Rally.

CommitmentsWith Snyman on duty in the official Ford

Performance entry and Van Niekerk, due tobusiness commitments not making the tripto the Western Cape, rally stalwart and ex-champion Enzo Kuun from Somerset Westwill be taking his seat in the NAD Ford Fies-

ta, directed by Kes Naidoo, who normallynavigates for Wilro Dippenaar in the NRC4Class Northern City Panelbeaters ToyotaAuris.The Namibian has decided not to partici-

pate in the Cape event, leaving Naidoo freeto partner with Kuun, who won the SA na-tional rally championship in 2006 for Volks-wagen together with Guy Hodgson.Interestingly Hodgson will officiate as

competitor liaison officer on the Cape event.While the scoreboard may show Poulter

and Coetzee leading the championship with79 points after their victory in Tshwane – 7points clear of Cronje – they are in realityeven in terms of points as they must droptheir worst result – in Poulter’s case the Se-cundaMotorRally, and inCronje’s the Impe-

rial Toyota Tshwane rally result.Such is their dominance that with two

events remaining third-placed Giniel de Vil-liers from Stellenbosch and Carolyn Swan(Castrol Team Toyota Yaris) – on 48.5 points– is the only other team still in with amathe-matical chance (after dropping their worstresult) of winning the championship.The Dakar star is 7.5 points clear of the

consistent Gugu Zulu in his VolkswagenSasolracing Polo– the only contender be-sides Poulter/Coetzee to finish every rallyup to this point in the season –but with onlytwo events remaining Zulu’s best hope is tochallenge De Villiers for third place in thedriver’s championship.FromZulu there is a big points gap to team

mates Henk Lategan/Barry White (24points), while Thilo Himmel/Armand duToit (Volkswagen Sasolracing Polo) is sev-enth, two points ahead of teammate HergenFekken who did not participate in the firsttwo events of the year.

Dakar hero in local rally action

Sport | Woensdag, 16 September 2015Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]

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Bursaries will cover registration, examination and class fees.Enquiries: City of Cape Town: Employment Service Desk: 086 010 3089 (option 6), 021 400 1404/2044//3619/3899Application forms are obtainable from and returnable to the following addresses, and at all libraries, by no later than the abovementioned closing date.

Brackenfell Municipal Office Cnr Paradys and Old Paarl Road, Brackenfell

Cape Town Human Resource Employment Counter Concourse Level, Civic Centre, Cape Town

Helderberg Municipal Office First Floor, Human Resource Division, cnr Main Road and Fagan Street, Strand

South Peninsula Municipal Office Cnr Victoria and Main Road, Plumstead

Bellville Municipal Building Voortrekker Road, Bellville

ParowMunicipal Building Voortrekker Road, Parow

Closing Date: 2 October 2015

Application forms will also be available on the City’s website www.capetown.gov.za/careers

Please Note: • No late applications will be considered • Received applications will not be acknowledged inwriting and copies of supporting documents will not be returned • Should you not have received a responsefrom us by 18 December 2015, kindly accept that your application has been unsuccessful.

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The City of Cape Town is currently offering bursaries for full-time studies at approved tertiary institutions, to persons residing in the greater CapeMetropolitan area, and who will be registering for an undergraduate/postgraduate degree/diploma in one of the following fields of study in 2016:

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SOCCER: CUBS FESTIVAL ANNUAL THRILLER

LFA: 100cub clubscompete

Vasco da Gama player Taariq Tredaray (left) and Riverside Rangers’ Devito Malgas battle for theball at the Cubs tournament in Rylands. Vasco was crowned champions in the u.10 division afterbeating Rangers 4-3 on penalties after the match finished 1-1 after regulation time.FOTO: RASHIEDISAACS

JOSEPH PILLAY

The cubs festival of the Rygate LocalFootball Association (LFA) is nodoubt an annual thriller and this ye-

ar’s theme, “celebrating diversity”,was in-spired by the spirit and scenes of the hun-dreds of soccer fans who were united du-ring the four-day event focusing on theyouth in communities.About 100 clubs from all over the Wes-

tern Cape participated at the Johnson Ro-ad sports complex in Rylands to competefor the various silverware. The age catego-ries u.6, u.8 and u.10 were introduced thisyear, after the event had catered for u.7sand u.9s the previous three years.The tournament, now in its fourth year,

fuses sport, fair play, culture and commu-nity service into a competition format thatinspires community youth to embrace theskills they have acquired through Score’ssport and development programmes.According toFaizel “Boeta”Samaai, pre-

sident of Rygate LFA, it is a tournamentfor children to come and enjoy, to have funand and take the opportunity to formfriendships and share experiences withother young people who are motivated bysocial change.“Secondly, the cubs event aims to increa-

se sportsmanship aswell as prevent discri-mination in the game of soccer.”

Results u.8City CupFirst place – Avendale AthleticoRunner-up – Jordan CalliesPresidents CupSecond place – Great CommissionUnitedRunner-up – FC KaapstadtWembley CupThird place – CR Vasco da GamaRunner-up – Hazendal UnitedRygate CupFourth place – Stephanian OtteryRunner-up – Ithemba Labantu FCPeninsula Beverage CupFifth place – Phantom OrientRunner-up – Greenhaven SpursPennypinchers CupSixth place – Thornhill United BRunner-up – Thornhill United A

Results u.10City CupFirst place – Vasco da GamaRunner-up – Riverside RangersPresidents CupSecond place – AberdeenRunner-up – FC KaapstadtWembley CupThird place – FC Cape FlatsRunner-up – Junction RoversRygate CupFourth place – Great CommissionRunner-up – Project PlaygroundPeninsula Beverage CupFifth place – KwaitosRunner-up – Ithemba Labantu FCPennypinchers CupSixth place – Mowglies

Runner-up – Connoisseur Spurs

Individual awardsU.8 – Player of the festival – Zolin Zonas,Sea Point Swifts; Goalkeeper of the festival– Fagrie da Silva, Junction Rovers; Club ofthe festival – Ithemba Labantu FC; Mana-ger of the festival – Faizel da Silva,Junction RoversU.10 – Player of the festival – LeanoCloete, Junction Rovers; Goalkeeper of thefestival – Rueben Truter, FC KaapstadtClub of the festival – Kwaitos; Manager ofthe festival – Kieedo Hendricks, Vasco daGama

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