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Community leaders and the Bonteheuw-el Community Policing Forummet lastweek to discuss the way forward in

combating crime and more specificallygangsterism in the community.The meeting follows a march in Bonte-

heuwel led by provincial community safetyminister Dan Plato to address residents onthe combating and prevention of organisedcrime.Colonel Pieter Swart, visible police com-

mander at BishopLavis police, says they aredealingwith about six different ongoing con-flict situations between rival gangs in thecommunity.“We are deploying our resources to moni-

tor these conflicts, but with that the crimeis then displaced in the process making itdifficult to monitor all situations at once.“We are, however, on the ground daily to

monitor andpatrol these crimehotspots,” hesaid.Swart says since increasing visibility the

atmosphere in certain crime hotspots haschanged.“We notice when we are patrolling a hot-

spot area where there is gang conflict, theconflict decreases andwewill continue to bevisible and in the faces of these gangsters,”he says.Graham Lindhorst, chairperson of the

CPF, said that residents and the communityleaders are all concerned about the ongoinggang violence, murders, attempted murdersand armed robberies.“Since January up to now there has been

21 murders in the precinct and 17 of thosemurders occurred in Bonteheuwel. This isof great concern to us asmany innocent peo-ple are coming into the line of fire and livingin fear,” he says.Lindhorst said that in January the CPF,

community leaders andCharlKitching,whoheads theCity of Cape Town’s drug and gangunits, held a meeting to discuss the way for-ward, clamping down on the crime in thecommunity.“The plans are heeding results, but more

needs to be done with regard to the seriousviolent crime and how we as community

leaders can deal with it,” he said.Lindhorst said while there are figures

available for how many murders have beencommitted, many people still do not reportattempted murders as the fear they may be-come a target.“As leaders in this community we need to

find a way to get people to trust the policeand to report serious violent crimes so thatwe know exactly where to focus the resour-

ces,” he urged.Kitching said although it is impossible for

the unit to have operations every day, theyhave had many successes.“We receive a lot of information from the

public which leads us to perpetrators ofcrime and have made several arrests.“We do not have the capacity to be every-

where there is conflict but with our plans inplace we are heeding good results,” he

said.Kitching said so far they have conducted

32 operations in Bonteheuwel alone andwillcontinue to monitor, patrol and work withthe police in the community to help decreaseconflict and crime.“We will continue to support the police,

neighbourhoodwatches and the communitypolicing forum as we go forward in execut-ing our operational plans,” he added.

Last week Bonteheuwel residents, neighbourhoodwatch members and the police marched withprovincial community safety minister Dan Plato toaddress residents on the combating and prevention of organised crime. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

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Die antwoord op haar vraag het Estherdu Toit van Brackenfell se bloed laatkook.

Nadat haar 12-jarige seun, Jason, se ope-rasie verlede week vir die derde keer uitge-stel was by die Tygerberg-hospitaal het syby ’n bestuurder gaan kla.“Wat sou jy doen as dit jou kind was wat

nou in hierdie posisie is?” het sy gevra.Volgens Du Toit het die dokter onbeskof

geantwoord: “My kind sal nooit in hierdieposisie wees nie, want ek het baie opoffe-rings gemaak om te verseker dat hulle op’nmediese fonds is. Dis nie veronderstel ommaklik te wees om deur ’n staatshospitaalte gaan nie.”Nou sê Du Toit aan TygerBurger: “Dit het

voorgekom asof hy neerkyk op mense watnie ’n mediese fonds kan bekostig nie! Hyken nie my finansiële situasie nie.”Die hospitaal se woordvoerder, Laticia

Pienaar, sê hulle sal die voorval ondersoek,en as hulle bevind dat die dokter skuldig isaan neerbuigende of onbeskofte optrede, saltoepaslike aksie geneem word.“Hospitaalpersoneel moet gehoorsaam

bly aan die provinsiale departement van ge-sondheid se waardes van sorg, barmhartig-heid, respek, pasiënt-fokus, integriteit enrekenpligtigheid aan die mense wat onsdien.”Voordat Du Toit in die bestuurder se kan-

toor ingestaphet,washaar geduldklaar aandie dun kant. Jason se gesplete lipoperasieis wéér gekanselleer en al die uitstellery heternstige gevolge vir Du Toit se seun.“Dis asof mense nie verstaan hoe ’n groot

impak hierdie uitstellery op hom het nie.Toe dit vir die derde keer uitgestel is, washy in trane! Jason het verlede kwartaal ge-druip. Hy het nog altyd baie goed gedoen,”sê Du Toit woedend.Jason is vir die eerste keer opgeneem op

4 Februarie vir die operasiewat vir 5 Febru-arie geskeduleer was.

Op 4 Februarie is daar vir hulle gesê dat’n tekort aanwater in die hospitaal dalk kanlei tot ’n kansellasie. Die volgende dag wasdit inderdaad die geval. Op Donderdag 31Maart het hy weer ingegaan, maar dié keeris hulle op dieselfde dag terug huis toe ge-stuur weens ’n tekort aan beddens. Daar is1 384 beddens in die hospitaal.Du Toit is toe in kennis gestel dat Jason

op 1 April as ’n dagpasiënt behandel salword en dat hy dan geopereer sal word.Toe hulle by die huis kom, is Du Toit deur

die hospitaal in kennis gestel dat daar ’n te-kort aan personeel is en dat die operasieweer uitgestel moet word.“Toe kry ons ’n nuwedatum,” gaanDuTo-

it mismoedig voort. “Verlede week Donder-dag is hy opgeneemenhy souVrydag geope-reer word, maar op die dag van die operasiedaag die teaterverpleegster nie op nie.“So hulle konweer nie opereer nie! Ek kla

toe by die plastiese chirurg, wat my na eenvan die bestuurders verwys.”

Ná die mediese fonds-onderonsie het DuToit met ’n ander senior personeellid ge-praat,wat toe voorstel dat Jasonop ’nMaan-dag geopereer moet word, want daar is niepasiënte op die Smile Foundation-lys opMaandaenie. DuToit sê die personeellid hethaar laat weet dat pasiënte op die SmileFoundation se lys eerste gekanselleer wordindien daar kansellasies gedoenmoet word.Die Smile Foundation betaal ’n groot deel

van Jason se operasie.Pienaar ontken egter hierdie stelling.“Sommige van die personeel wat op die

Smile Foundation-lyste werk, is nie perma-nente werknemers van die Tygerberg-hos-pitaal nie, maar is gekontrakteer deur diehospitaal net om te werk op die Smile Foun-dation-lyste.Wanneer hierdie personeel niebeskikbaar is nie, sal daar kansellasiesplaasvind. Ongelukkig is daar partykeergeen opsie vir die hospitaal anders as omhierdie pasiënte se operasies te kanselleeren te herskeduleer nie,” sê Pienaar.

Uitstellery en ‘onbeskofte’arts was die laaste strooi

Die operasie van Esther du Toit se seun, Jason, was al drie keer uitgestel by die Tygerberghospitaal. Volgens haar was die onbeskofte behandeling van een van die dokters egter die strooihalmwat die kameel se rug gebreek het. FOTO: ANDRÉ BAKKES

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28 April by the City of Cape Town togetherwith various role players from the BishopLavis community.The Urban Node Upgrade forms part of

the Mayoral Urban Regeneration Pro-gramme and aims to optimise the existingland use patterns so that under-utilisedpublically owned land and facilities may beput to productive use in the interests of thelocal community.The focal point of the study is how best

to connect the town centre to the Lavistowntrain station.The study boundary of the project in-

cludes theBishopLavis sports field, the civ-ic, clinic and shopping nodes along LavisDrive, and the area between Lavis Stationand Koppiesdam Road.The City’s Mayco member for energy, en-

vironmental and spatial planning, council-lor Johan van der Merwe, says in line withthe City’s commitment to being an inclu-sive city, they plan to answer any questionsabout the proposed development optionsand to receive further input from the com-munity.“Over the last six months, various stake-

holders have been consulted to understandspatial issues and concerns in this develop-mental node. One of the strategic sugges-tions which came through was to create afresh identity for Bishop Lavis,” Van derMerwe says.He adds that they encourage residents to

attend the open day and contribute theirideas as it is crucial for them to get asmuchof their feedback as possible to ensure thatthe proposals respond to the local contextof the area accurately.Three proposals are currently being ex-

plored as possible options for the future de-velopment of the node.The professional team is in the process of

engaging with various line departments atthe City as well as the large land owners todetermine the feasibility of some of the pro-posals.The proposals include a more compact

sports ground with better facilities, addi-tional residential land, anda safer shoppingprecinct with a plaza.Other general proposals include mixed-

use sites along Lavis Drive and extendingthe clinic grounds to include the areaaround the Bishop Lavis Civic Centre. Thiswill create additional parking for residentsvisiting the clinic and will extend servicesto the rehabilitation centre.The open day will take place at the Civic

Centre Hall on Lavis Drive between 15:00and 19:00.Once comments have been received from

the open day, a final preferred option willbe taken through a more detailed designand legal process.Documents showing the preferred op-

tions will be open to the public for viewingat the Bishop Lavis Library.V Copies of the development proposals are availableat: http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/MediaReleases/Documents/BishopLavis1.jpg and http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/MediaReleases/Documents/BishopLavis2.jpg

During a crime prevention operation theNyanga Cluster police recovered an R5 ri-fle, 35 R5 rounds, two bulletproof vests anddagga in Bonteheuwel.The operationwas conducted onTuesday

12 April.Police also recovered 2647 mandrax tab-

lets with an estimated street value ofR100 000 in Bourne Road in Elsies River.Meanwhile Bishop Lavis police attended

to a crime scene where a 26-year-old man,a known 28 gang member, was shot andkilled.The incident occurred on Wednesday 13

April about 08:00 in Sylvia Street in Kalk-steenfontein.Captain Marie Louw, police spokesper-

son for the Bishop Lavis police, says ac-cording to a witness the victim was at theshop in Sylvia Street when a group of un-known men approached the victim andshot at him.“The victim ran into a nearby house

where he collapsed and died on the scene.”

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A total of 2647 mandrax tablets with anestimated street value of R100 000 werefound in Bourne Road in Elsies River.


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The construction of the R12m Delft Ear-ly Childhood Development Centre ofExcellence has officially started with

a sod turning ceremony.TheCity of CapeTownMaycomember for

social development and early childhood de-velopment, councillor Suzette Little, start-ed the project officially on Monday 18 Aprilas she turned the sod.This project is scheduled for completion

in January 2017 andwill initially accommo-date 160 children in Phase 1, which can beextended to 400 in Phase 2 should the needarise.The facility on the corner of Cork Tree

and Sapele Road, Delft, will also boast itsown food garden which will supply the cen-tre with a variety of fresh produce. The cen-tre will also have a toy library as well as aneducational outdoor play area.Little further says that it is important for

the City to have the community participateto watch over the construction site as it will

be their children and grandchildren whowill benefit from the facility.“It is important to understand that this fa-

cility is about creating a foundation for ourchildren to learn and to be a placewhere thecommunity can come together and engagewith their children in the activities,” shesays.She further adds that the architects have

been very creative in their planning of thefacility as they have created opportunitiesfor those living around the facility to partic-ipate in the building of it.“I hope all will participate in what is go-

ing to be presented to them and that the endresult will be something everyone can en-joy,” Little says.Ward councillor Charles Esau says he

welcomes the project as it is a much neededfacility due to the population growth andthe lack of facilities available to residents.“Wewill continue to engagewith the com-

munity about who will manage the facilityand how the selections process will goahead, but up until now the project has alsobeen welcomed by the residents,” he says.

Councillor Suzette Little, Councillor Xolani Ndongeni and contractor Goolam Ahmed officiallystarted the construction of the R12m Delft ECD Centre of Excellence with a sod turningceremony.

PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

New Delft centre tobring change

Known as the “step children” of society,many individuals living with mental ill-nesses are often discriminated against,marginalised and abandoned by theirfamily members or caregivers because ofthe stigma surrounding mental condi-tions.But one indi-

vidual dedicat-ed her life andtime to thesemental healthclients at theLentegeur Hos-pital Rose Par-ent Project.Elsies River

resident Major-ie Claasen hadbeen caring forpsychiatric pa-tients since theinception of theproject almost30 years ago.Claasen

passed away onFriday 1 April.She was a

well-known fig-ure in the El-sies River com-munity and hasgreatly influ-enced how individuals with a mental ill-ness are treated in her local neighbour-hood.Regardless of the negative association

and without hesitation, Claasen openedher home to more than 20 clients duringher time as a Rose Parent.

She also recruited many of her familymembers to become Rose Parents, as wellas her children.Her son, Esou Claasen, and daughter

Chrissy Francis are also Rose Parentsand collectively care for six patients.

The projecthas been in ex-istence formore than 27years and todate more than200 patientshave beenplaced withover 100 fami-lies in 14 sub-urbs aroundCape Town.There is no

other hospitalproject of thismagnitude thatis managed bythe communityand sustainedwithout any fi-nancial sup-port or compen-sation.The Rose

Parents are or-dinary individ-uals living in

the communityandhaveno special skills,but what they do have is the heart and ca-pacity to care for others. Mental healthclients in the care of the Rose Parents sel-dom require readmission to LentegeurHospital, and many have successfully re-kindled relationshipswith their families.

Pioneer of Rose Parents‘will not be forgotten’

The late Majorie Claasen, a pioneer of the RoseParent project, had been caring for psychiatricpatients since the inception of the project almost30 years ago.


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Elsies River police are seeking informationthat can assist them identifying a womanwho was murdered last week.Sergeant Esmerelda Pheiffer, spokesper-

son of Elsies River police, says the deceasedwas found on Sunday 10 April at about 10:00on the corners of Hewitt Avenue and BoforsCircle in Epping 2.“The deceased is estimated to be in her

late twenties or early thirties and is of darkcomplexion, short black hair, about 50kgand 1.6m tall,” she says.

Pheiffer says thewomanhad a purple andpink friendship ring on one of her right fin-gers and has two birth marks just 15 cmabove her right leg and one brownmark un-derneath her right breast.“A murder case is opened and the police

therefore need the public’s assistance,” sheurges.V Anyone with information can contact the ElsiesRiver Police station on 021 928 1400 or the investigating officer, detective warrant officer PatriciaAbrahams on 074 306 1457.

Body of female dumped in Epping 2


Dedicated, caring and always availableto extend a helping hand.This is how Joy Richards will be re-

membered by her family, teachers, friendsand school learners at Valhalla PrimarySchool in Elsies River.Richards passed away onSunday 10 April

after a long battle with cancer.She was the bursar at the primary school

for the past 10 years.The school held a memorial service

where learners, teachers and her familymembers could share their fondest memo-ries of Richards.Andrew Lochner, the school’s principal,

says the memorial was held to give thanksand celebrate the life of Joy.“Death is about the only thing we know

we cannot escape. We try to be strong andnot cry, but it is human to do so andwe com-mend the family for their strength and con-vert our deepest condolences to them inthese hard times,” he says.Lochner says Richards was always of ser-

vice to others and she never expected any-thing in return.“Many things canbe said about Joy as she

was someone who performed her dutieswhich she performed with great pride and

integrity,” he says.He says she even completed work while

feeling sick despite requests that she ratherrest.“She did it without fail and did every-

thing perfectly,” he says.Lochner adds that everyone who knows

her knows that she always extended a help-ing hand and will be remembered for herkindness and for putting others first.“Her spirit will live on and we will re-

member her for all she has done for us andthe school,” he says.

School bids farewell

The late Joy Richards, Valhalla Park PrimarySchool bursar remembered in a memorial.PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE



Delft residents are urged tomake safety their priority asthere has been an increase in

certain crime categories.This comes after the Blue Downs

police cluster and neighbourhoodwatches in the community took tothe streets to engage with the com-munity in crime hotspot areas.The walkabout occurred on Sat-

urday 16 April.Acting station commander Colo-

nel LuyandaDamoyi says they sawit necessary that they take thewalkas there has been an increase incertain crime categories over the

last two weeks.“This walkabout is not only

about making people aware oftheir own safety, but to share withthem tips and information aboutcrime in the community and whatrole they play in making sure theylook after their own safety andproperty,” he says.“We take the streets back. We

walk where the crime is prevalent– especially gangsterism, hijack-ings and house robberies.”

Gates, doors unlockedThe walkabout started at Delft

Police Station where neighbour-hoodwatchmembers and police of-ficers were briefed on what they

may encounter and what to lookout for, but to engagewith the com-munity as well.“It was important for us to en-

gage with them as they we pickedupmany of the crimes reported aredue to negligence on the residents’part. We have found many gatesand doors unlocked which createthe opportunity for someone tobreak in,” Damoyi says.He adds the lack of not securing

or locking these gates contributedto an increase in house robberies.“During the walk we found that

people simply respond to a knockon the doorwith ‘come in’ and theywere shockedwhen they saw itwasthe police,” he says.He explains that the same hap-

pens when perpetrators pounce onhouses they intend to rob andtherefore requested that residentsbe more safety conscious.When it comes to hijackings,

Damoyi explains that alcohol playsa big role in people being negligentwith their cars, especially whentheyare leaving aparty andarenotcompletely at their wits.“Theymake themselves vulnera-

ble and create the opportunity tobecome a victim of hijacking. Al-ways be vigilant, no matter where.You do not know who is watchingand what they are capable of do-ing,” he says.During the walkabout which

lasted until about 04:00, the policeand neighbourhood watch person-nel stopped and searched severalsuspects along the route.Captain Joe Wilson, spokesper-

son of Delft police, says during theearly hours of the operation they

handed out safety pamphlets andfocussed on residents with safetygates which stood open and werenot locked.

Started running as the see policeEarlier the same day a 17-year-

old boywas arrested inDelft in pos-session of a prohibited firearm andammunition when officers appre-hended himas he tried to run awayfrom them.The suspect and three other peo-

ple ran away from police whowereon a foot patrol in Assegaai Streetin Delft South.Captain Joe Wilson, spokesper-

sonof theDelft police, says the inci-dent occurred at about 01:00.

“The officers came across thesuspects who suddenly ran awaywhen they saw the police, but theofficers pursued the one they sawwith an object in his hand andmanaged to arrest him,” Wilsonsays.On Sunday at about 02:15 the

same groupwho ran away from po-lice was searched and a 38-year-oldman was arrested in Grieg Streetin Delft South after officers founda PPN .380 revolver and a 7.65mmmagazine and five rounds in hispossession.“The suspect will be charged for

being in possession of an illegalfirearm and ammunition,” Wilsonsays.

Police embark on awareness drive

The police officers stop and search people during their walkabout in Delftover the weekend. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

Blue Downs Cluster Police officers get in line as they prepare for a walkaboutin Delft where they focussed on crime hotspot areas. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


Private collection: WorldrenownedKuils River artist Willie Bester (picturednext to “Domestic Worker”) led awalkabout of his current exhibition atthe Art.b Gallery in Bellville on Saturday.The exhibition is a rare opportunity tosee a large body of Bester’s work onloan to the gallery from a privatecollector. Willie Bester Comprehensivewill be on display until Wednesday27 April. The Art.b Gallery is situatedinside the Bellville Library and is openfrom 10:00 to 17:00 Tuesday to Fridayand until 13:00 on Saturdays. Call021 917 1197 for more information.PHOTO: LOUISA STEYL

The body of a woman was found by a groupof children in the bushes in 24 Section onthe N2 Gateway settlement in Delft.Captain Joe Wilson, spokesperson of theDelft police, says the children informed of-ficers who were on patrol on Saturday aft-ernoon at about 12:30 of the body of thewoman.“On the scene police recovered the bodyof an unknown woman still in her workuniform,” he says.Wilson says she appears to be in her latetwenties. Police are investigating the possi-bility that she might have been strangled.“We are investigating a charge ofmurderand tests will be conducted to ascertain ifshe was sexually assaulted,” he adds.V Anyone with information is requested to contactthe Investigating Officer, Detective Constable Rodney Andrew on 021 954 9000 or 082 411 3087.

Horror find forplaying children

The Riverton Estate Residents’ Associ-ation has obtained an unfurnishedroom for the use as an office for the

association, but is in need of donations.The office is situated at the Robin HoodCrèche in Warner Crescent.Steve Ross, chairperson of the associa-tion, says the office will be used for admin-istration as well as a neighbourhood watchradio and control room.“We need office furniture and equipmentto be able to function and to ensure a decentand professional environment tomeetwithvisitors,” he says.Ross says they are now in need of dona-tions to carry out their duties and are turn-ing to the public for assistance.“If you can donate new or good second-hand furniture and equipment, or perhapsyou know of others who can, please contactus to arrange for collection,” he urges.The association is in need of an officedesk, three office chairs, document shelv-ing, filing cabinets, stationery, a computer(desktop or laptop), a printer and a copier.V Anyone who would like to assist the associationwith donations can contact Steve Ross on081 389 8026 or email [email protected].

Unfurnishedoffice needsequipment


Hier klikklak die penne vir Blikkies

Die groot groep breiers van Blikkiesdorp is hier met hul kleurvolle handewerk. Voor regs sit Sandra Marais (metstrepe) en Elna Engelbrecht, die projekkoördineerders. FOTO’S: MICHELLE LINNERT

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

Dis hul ontvlugting – hierdieskeepsvraghouer waar dieklik-klik van breipenne kom-

peteer met die goedhartige gekletsvan die sowat 40 vroue.Dié vroue is deel van ’n projek

wat reeds twee jaar lankbestaanengedryf word deur Elna Engel-brecht, ’n engelvrou wat maar netnie kan stilsit terwyl daar nog sobaie breiwerk is wat gedoen moetword om dié vroue van Blikkies-dorp te ondersteun nie, en haarkollega, Sandra Marais.Die twee is Bellvilliete en dis vir

hulle geen moeite om op dié Sater-dagoggend by die “blikkantoor”,wat aan hulle geleen word deur die

Hope-organisasie, aan te meld omdie vriendelike breiers van dieBrei vir Blikkies-groep aan Tyger-Burger voor te stel nie.Eenkant in die vertrek is daar ’n

tafel wat so hoog soos ’n mens ge-pak ismet van die vroue se brei- enhekelwerk. Dis kleurvol en daar isvan alle fatsoene en vorme – vankombersies tot truitjies tot was-goedpennesakke en selfs ’n heelkunstige handsak of drie, alles indie mooiste, helderste kleure.“Die vroue ontmoet al sedert

September 2014 elke Maandag omte brei. Eers het hulle in ’n anderlokaal hier langsaan ontmoet,maar die skelmshet daai plek plaatvir plaatweggedra,” vertel Sandra.Elna praat saam. “Die wol is ’n

probleem. Ons kan nie grondvat

nie. Ons benodig sowat twee bollewol per persoon per week, en jymoet weet, dit kos so R18 per bol,”sê sy. “Ons is gelukkig om daremby ’n groot firma in Northumber-landstraat in Bellville sulke grootsakke wol te kry – jy weet, van diéwaar daar nou ’n fabrieksfoutjie opis, of wat dalk bietjie stowwerig is– teen baie billike pryse. Maar uit-eindelik moet ons ook maar allesself verkry,” sê sy. Sandra sê diehele doel van die projek is om diewerk van die breiers wyd te be-mark, en darem sodoende ’n ekstrainkomste te help genereer. “Ons

beoog om die vroue se handwerknakosmarkte en feeste te neem; disnet dat die huur by sulke plekkenogal duur kan wees.” Dis egter al-les die moeite werd, want om diéspan, wat met ’n skrale 25 vrouevan Blikkiesdorp – of “PlatinumCity”, soos hulle na hul woonbuurtverwys – te ondersteun, is ’n hart-saak.Die groep staan tans op sowat60 lede en dit hou aan met groei.Fagria Hendriks is een van die

oorspronklike 25 breiers en sy sêom elke Maandag na dié skeeps-vraghouer te kom, hou haar “uitdie sonde”. “Hier skinder jy nie, jy

brei,” sê sy. ’n Ander lid se slag-spreuk isweer: “Dis lekker omhierte wees, al is jy laat!” en nog eenmeen die lief en leedwat in daardieblikkantoor gedeel word, maakvan hulle die soort vriendinne watverby mekaar in die stofpad salloop en met ’n geheime kyk me-kaar sal herken, “maar ons loopnie mekaar se drumpels deur nie”.Die breipenne klik verwoed

voort met TygerBurger se vertrek,en die kameraadskap van dievroue bly jou by.V Enigiemand wat betrokke wil raak, kanSandra kontak by [email protected].

Hier staan van die oorspronklike lede van die breiklub wat in 2014 begin is,(van links) Hilda Mfobo, Mary Thijolo, Vanessa Carolissen, Susan Williams,Muneefa Abrahams, Sharon Hannies, Fagria Hendriks en Hester Jantjies. Agterstaan Rodney “Giant” Koff. Daar word altyd vars vrugte en ietsie te etetussen die vroue uitgedeel op breidae.


“It is not about what you can’tdo, but rather what you areable to.”These are the wise words of

12-year-old Joel Greek fromKuils River who recently wonthe Lions Club’s InternationalEssay Contest.He was invited to New York

to accept his award.“I never thought I would find

myself in America of all placesand to have my writing get methere,” he says.What is truly special about

Joel that despite being partial-ly blind he never feels sorry forhimself or allows other to lookdown at him.“Mydisability does notmake

me who I am, but rather makesme feel unique and special. Ihave not let it get in my wayof my goals or dreams. It ispart of me, but it isn’t me,”he says.Joel attends the Althone School for the

Blind in Glenhaven where he is in Grade7, but wrote his winning essay under thetheme “Share Peace” while he was inGrade 6.“When I entered the competition, I

thought about the things that inspired meand how far we have come as South Afri-cans.“We have made bold moves and have

strived for greater things and all becausewe have hope andwe have a common goal,peace,” he says.Joel says his mother, Inge, plays a vital

role in the confidence he has built over theyears and she always pushes him to reachhis personal goals.“Mymom is amazing and so supportive;

there is not a day that goes by without hertelling me how proud she is of my accom-plishments and how proud she is of whatI am capable of. She is my inspiration,” he

says.Although he was in a mainstream

school about two years ago, Joel says en-rolling in the Athlone School for theBlind was a good decision as the schooloffers great support due to his eye sight.“I enjoyed mainstream school and it’s

not really different of where I am now,except for the fact that the school special-ises in supporting learners with visualimpairments,” he says.Joel hopes to one day become a great

historian or an herpetologist.“Many people do not know, but I love

animals – especially amphibians, whichinclude frogs, toads, snakes and lizards.That iswhy Iwould like to becomeaher-petologist, but who knows – anything ispossible.”Joel now joins a group of five past

grand prize winners from around theworld since the InternationalEssayCon-test began in 2010.

‘It’s about what you can do’

Inge and Joel Greek from Kuils River.PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

“When I was pregnant I alwaysknew that this was a great per-son I was carrying.”

These are thewords of a proudKuils Rivermother who recently accompanied her par-tially blind son to America where he re-ceived an award at the United Nations head-quarters in New York after winning the Li-on’s Club International 2015/2016 EssayContest – an opportunity she might neverhave experienced had it not been for herhard working son, the mother says.Inge Greek, a single mother of Iris Street

in Sarepta, Kuils River, is the mother of 12-year-old Joel Greek who has featured inmany newspaper articles following his tripto America.Joel, a Grade 7 learner at the Athlone

School for the Blind in Bellville South, en-tered his essay themed “Share Peace” intothe competition.His entry has since then opened many

doors and is continuing to do so, the mothersays.The partially blind boy, who has a passion

for history and astronomy, and his motherare now packing their bags for the Far Eastwhere he will once again be honoured at aconvention hosted by the Lion’s Club. Theywill be jetting off to Fukuoko, Japan, on 24June this year to attend the 99Annual Lion’sInternational Convention – something bothof them are looking forward to.“Neither of us flew in an aeroplane before

our trip to America. It was a first for bothof us,” Inge says excitingly.Asked about her son and what he is like,

Inge describedJoel as a veryproactive child,and someone who has always been hardworking.“He always had good rolemodels. He loves

history and to learn about people who hadto break free from their circumstances.“I always knew he himself is destined for

greatness ... I just did not know it would allhappen so soon,” Inge says.She says she hopes her son will some day

grow up to be his own per-son; to make his own mis-takes and learn from themand not repeat the mistakesmade by others.“He is not a perfect child

– no child is. But when Ithink about the troublesmost 12-year-olds cause, I re-gard myself as somewhatlucky,” she says.Inge says she hopes the

story of Joel will inspire oth-er teenagers to realise thatthey should rise above theircircumstances and pursuetheir goals, no matter whatchallenges theymayencoun-ter.“I hope that there will be

more cases like Joel’s. Thereare a lot of Joels out there,”she says smiling.

Joel’s mother saysshe ‘always knew’

Inge Greek, mother of Joel Greek, says she is extremely proudof her boy’s achievement and knows that one day he will besuccessful in whatever he decides to do with his life.

PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Kandidate moet aan dievolgende voldoen :

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geaardheid hê, in 'n spankan werk en goeie

leierskap eienskappe toon.Kontakbare verwysings is

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word aanFaks : 021 981 0420

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HAIR/BEAUTY

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Hairstylist Required.Experience or

qualifications needed.Must have +/- 3 yearsexperience in the sameindustry. Goodwood area.Call 072 855 7202 /021 591 3883

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SECURITY

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SECURITY PERSONNELNEEDED

•SECURITY GUARDS withvalid PSIRA security

grading certificates andcontactable references.•Willing to work Day andNight shifts in Northern

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EMPLOYMENT3600

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ADMINISTRATIVE3605

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ALGWERKER /ADMIN (één pos)[Privaat woning in Bellville]

Vir Afrikaanssprekende jongman (onder 24 jr)met uitstekende Engels & IT.Geen rokers, geen tatoeëring.

Rig aansoek met ID dokument, volledige CV,Sertifikate/Diplomas (mét uitslae/persentasies)

en kontakbare verwysings aan:[email protected] : onmiddellik

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CALL CENTRES3640

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CALL CENTRE IN SOMERSET WEST

A fast growing company requires dynamite in asmall package. Are you the amazing

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CASHIER

Qualifications :* Matric / equivalent qualification

* Expereince : 2-3 years* Computer skills is a requirement.* Own transport to and from work

Contact Mr Mgwatyu 021 935 5579CV to be handed in at No. 100 Myrtle Road,

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AVAILABLE TODAY10 Waiters, 10 bartenders, 10 kitchenstaff/chef, 10Cashiers, 10 Call Centre Agents/customer service,

10 Secretatial and computer skills,10 office adminastrators, 10 Reception,

10 Flight attentants17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor,

Next to Park InnHotel Cape TownCall: 021 418 4287 / 021 421 9170

1 Kort St. RegkamBldg, 2nd Floor, Bellville021 945 2223 / 021 9489885

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THE WAGON BURNER LIQUOR STOREBLACKHEATH

VACANCIES AVAILABLE:* Hyster Driver - with drivers license.

*Experienced Cashier - with basic admin skills.CALL: 082 821 7151

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TRAINING COURSES3765

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Kingsway CollegeDHETNO:0199992102

Umalusi Reg:14FET0200011PAwww.kingswaway college.co.za

No Skills No work , add value to your lifeRegistration is still on for the following courses at 50%

discount.Office administration, Tourism, Human resource

Management, Business courses N4 -N6,Project Management , Marketing Management,

Public Relations Accounting / pastel,Information technology, selected Nursing programscommunity Health Care, Ancillary and Home BasedCare, flight attendants and Engineering courses

N1 to N6MATRIC REWRITEANDARANGEOFSHORT

COURSESALSOAVAILABLEHIGHSCHOOL FROMGRADE9-12

CAPETOWNCAMPUS17Heerengrach Str ,Pier House ,6th Floor,

Next to Park InnHotelTel: 021 418 4287 / 021 421 970

BELLVILLE CAMPUS1 Kort Str, RegkamBuilding, 2nd Floor, Bellville

Tel: 021 945 2223 / 021 9489885

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...BELHAR:Musicals - R579,000:3 beds, lounge, bargain.Extension 16 (Alabama) - R359,000:3 beds., large plot.DELFT:Voorbrug - R369,000:5 beds, lounge, braai room.Leiden - R150,000: 2 beds, large plot.Bishop Lavis - R479000:3 Beds, dining/lounge, 2 baths, large plot.EERSTERIVER:Dennemere - R580000: 3 Beds, d/garage, f/fkitchen.DevonPark - R480000: 3 Beds, garage, largeplot.

CASHBARGAINSEerste River - R200,000:Plots serviced - 600m2

Leiden - R95,000: 1 bed

HELP! HOUSESWANTEDSellers!!We haveQualified Buyers.For FREE valuations and advice

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LOVELYNEAT FAMILYHOME !3 Bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, dining

room, kitchen and garage facade for 2 cars.In walking distance of schools and

public transport.

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HAGLEYWEMBLEYPARK R635,000

House with flatlet. Very neat 2 bedroomhouse,main bedroom has a walk-in closet,

beautiful bathroom,it has an open plan fully fitted kitchen &secure underroof parking for 2 cars.

Flatlet has 1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge &bathroomwith own electricity.

Lezette Louw(C) 083 7006163

(E) [email protected]

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Bellville South - R895000:Neat 3 bedroom,lounge, kitchen, 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, bath.MalibuVillage - R535000: Spacious 2 beds,lnge, kitch, bath, dgarage, large plot.Web: 791MalibuVillage - R460000: Lovely 2 bdrm,kitchen, lounge, bathEerste River - R395000: Lovely 2 bed house,kitchen, bath, single garage.BeaconValley/M/Plein - R350000:3 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, entertain/ parking.Mitchell’s Plain - R550000: Stunning 3 bedrm,kitchen, lounge, bath, s/garage, parkingBonteheuwel – R399000: Bargain!!2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bath, parkingBishop Lavis - R370000: Single attached, 2beds., kitchen, lounge, large plot.Eerste River - R325000 : Fix-A-Upper, 2 beds.,lounge, kitchen, bathr.

Kuils River Branch: 021 903 8055Melissa 072057 5753Gary 081 431 5939Gavin 082 4984094Beauten: 073 438 5235Thando: 076 5280495

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Voorbrug,R450000: 4beds,lnge,bath,kitch.Voorbrug - R395000: Spacious 3 beds, lnge,dining room, f/f kitchen, encl.Roosendal,R395000:Neat 2 beds, lnge, kitch.Wesbank, R340000: 3bdrm, kitchn, lnge, bath,garage, f/enclsRoosendal R320000: 2bedrm, kitchn, lnge.Delft South- R300000: 3bed, lnge, kitch, bthrRoosendal - R299000: Freestanding2 beds, kitchen, bath, lounge, parking.Web: 814Voorbrug - R299000: Lot to offer, 2 beds, kitch,lnge, bath, park,enclosed.Web: 815TheHague-R270000: 1bed,kitch,bath, big yardWesbank - R250K:Very neat 2 bed, kitch, yardTheHagueR240000: 1bdrm, kitchn, lnge, bath.TheHague - R225000: 1bdrm, lnge, kitch, bthrEindhoven - R200K:Neat 1bed, bath, enclosed.Wesbank - R200000: 1bdrm, kitchn, bath.Leiden: R195000: 1bdrm, btrm, c/plotHappyValley - R180000: RDP house, 1bdrm,bath, kitchn.Web: 784Eindhoven - R180000: 1bdrm, kitchn, bath.Leiden - R180000: 1bed,bath, kitch, lnge.

Delft Branch: 021 956 1002Alain: 078 133 6933Gavin: 082 4984094Beauten: 073 438 5235Thando: 076 5280495

.

Elsies River - R475000:2 bedrooms, f/f kitchen, bathroom, lounge,secure.Web: 794Valhalla Park- R399000: Bargain!! 2bdrm,lnge, bthrm.Epping Forest- R390000:2 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathEureka Estate - R330000: 2 bedrooms, kit-chen, lounge, bath.Web. 802Clarke Estate - R330000:2 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bathElsies River - R320000: 2 beds., lounge, kit-chen + bathr.Bishop Lavis- R320000: 2bdrm, lnge, kitchn,btrm, lrge plotSalberau / Elsies River - R299000:1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, plot.Clarke Estate - R250000:Maisonette, 3 bdrm,lounge, kitchen, bathr.

Kuils River Branch: 021 903 8055Gavin : 082 4984094Gary : 081 431 5939Melissa 072057 5753Thando : 076 5280495Beauten: 073 438 5235

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NORTHERNSUBURBS

Blue Downs - Conifers: R695000Neat 3 bedrooms, garage and fitted kit-chen.

Blackheath - Rustdal: R895000Lots of potential, 3 bedrooms situated onbig plot close to train station.

Buying or SellingGiveUs a Call Today!!!

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...BELHAR:Musicals - R579,000:3 beds, lounge, bargain.Extension 16 (Alabama) - R359,000:3 beds., large plot.DELFT:Voorbrug - R369,000:5 beds, lounge, braai room.Leiden - R150,000: 2 beds, large plot.Bishop Lavis - R479000:3 Beds, dining/lounge, 2 baths, large plot.EERSTERIVER:Dennemere - R580000: 3 Beds, d/garage, f/fkitchen.DevonPark - R480000: 3 Beds, garage, largeplot.

CASHBARGAINSEerste River - R200,000:Plots serviced - 600m2

Leiden - R95,000: 1 bed

HELP! HOUSESWANTEDSellers!!We haveQualified Buyers.For FREE valuations and advice

call us nowRonnie 021 9520394 /073 274 6668

PROPERTYKING

.EERSTERIVER /DENNEMERE

R630000

LOVELYNEAT FAMILYHOME !3 Bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, dining

room, kitchen and garage facade for 2 cars.In walking distance of schools and

public transport.

RE/MAXProperty AssociatesKuils River 021 903 2024

www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za

.

HAGLEYWEMBLEYPARK R635,000

House with flatlet. Very neat 2 bedroomhouse,main bedroom has a walk-in closet,

beautiful bathroom,it has an open plan fully fitted kitchen &secure underroof parking for 2 cars.

Flatlet has 1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge &bathroomwith own electricity.

Lezette Louw(C) 083 7006163

(E) [email protected]

.

Bellville South - R895000:Neat 3 bedroom,lounge, kitchen, 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, bath.MalibuVillage - R535000: Spacious 2 beds,lnge, kitch, bath, dgarage, large plot.Web: 791MalibuVillage - R460000: Lovely 2 bdrm,kitchen, lounge, bathEerste River - R395000: Lovely 2 bed house,kitchen, bath, single garage.BeaconValley/M/Plein - R350000:3 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, entertain/ parking.Mitchell’s Plain - R550000: Stunning 3 bedrm,kitchen, lounge, bath, s/garage, parkingBonteheuwel – R399000: Bargain!!2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bath, parkingBishop Lavis - R370000: Single attached, 2beds., kitchen, lounge, large plot.Eerste River - R325000 : Fix-A-Upper, 2 beds.,lounge, kitchen, bathr.

Kuils River Branch: 021 903 8055Melissa 072057 5753Gary 081 431 5939Gavin 082 4984094Beauten: 073 438 5235Thando: 076 5280495

.

Voorbrug,R450000: 4beds,lnge,bath,kitch.Voorbrug - R395000: Spacious 3 beds, lnge,dining room, f/f kitchen, encl.Roosendal,R395000:Neat 2 beds, lnge, kitch.Wesbank, R340000: 3bdrm, kitchn, lnge, bath,garage, f/enclsRoosendal R320000: 2bedrm, kitchn, lnge.Delft South- R300000: 3bed, lnge, kitch, bthrRoosendal - R299000: Freestanding2 beds, kitchen, bath, lounge, parking.Web: 814Voorbrug - R299000: Lot to offer, 2 beds, kitch,lnge, bath, park,enclosed.Web: 815TheHague-R270000: 1bed,kitch,bath, big yardWesbank - R250K:Very neat 2 bed, kitch, yardTheHagueR240000: 1bdrm, kitchn, lnge, bath.TheHague - R225000: 1bdrm, lnge, kitch, bthrEindhoven - R200K:Neat 1bed, bath, enclosed.Wesbank - R200000: 1bdrm, kitchn, bath.Leiden: R195000: 1bdrm, btrm, c/plotHappyValley - R180000: RDP house, 1bdrm,bath, kitchn.Web: 784Eindhoven - R180000: 1bdrm, kitchn, bath.Leiden - R180000: 1bed,bath, kitch, lnge.

Delft Branch: 021 956 1002Alain: 078 133 6933Gavin: 082 4984094Beauten: 073 438 5235Thando: 076 5280495

.

Elsies River - R475000:2 bedrooms, f/f kitchen, bathroom, lounge,secure.Web: 794Valhalla Park- R399000: Bargain!! 2bdrm,lnge, bthrm.Epping Forest- R390000:2 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathEureka Estate - R330000: 2 bedrooms, kit-chen, lounge, bath.Web. 802Clarke Estate - R330000:2 Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bathElsies River - R320000: 2 beds., lounge, kit-chen + bathr.Bishop Lavis- R320000: 2bdrm, lnge, kitchn,btrm, lrge plotSalberau / Elsies River - R299000:1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, plot.Clarke Estate - R250000:Maisonette, 3 bdrm,lounge, kitchen, bathr.

Kuils River Branch: 021 903 8055Gavin : 082 4984094Gary : 081 431 5939Melissa 072057 5753Thando : 076 5280495Beauten: 073 438 5235

. .

NORTHERNSUBURBS

Blue Downs - Conifers: R695000Neat 3 bedrooms, garage and fitted kit-chen.

Blackheath - Rustdal: R895000Lots of potential, 3 bedrooms situated onbig plot close to train station.

Buying or SellingGiveUs a Call Today!!!

Dale Stone 076 104 7718 /021 824 6763

Brian Curran 083 551 5564www.chalakimproperties.co.za

CLASSIC HOME

IMPROVEMENTS

NOW OPEN!!

CLASSIC HOME

IMPROVEMENTS

NOW OPEN!!Delft, Mitchell's Plain, Strand,

Macassar & Eerste River

Wedy houses, Nutec houses,

Vib houses, Carports, Vib walls,

gates, building material.

072 542 7217 • 073 997 4312

No deposit.

Whattsapp.

Office number: 021 956 0120

After hours: 021 797 6953

Website: www.classichome.co.za

Up your play to win a VWThe 12thhole (stroke 5)measures about a 151metres at the Bellville Golf Club and is atricky par 3 that has to be played over waterwith bunkers guarding the green.On Thursday 5 May during the Round Ta-

ble Bellville 65/Bossa Group golf day youmight just drive away in a new Volkswagenup! if you are the first player on the day to

hit that magical hole-in-one.The vehicle is supplied by VWNTT Paarl.Round Table 65 Bellville will receive the

proceeds in support of its community pro-jects and clubhouse funds.Companies are invited to play at a cost of

R2 200 per fourballwith branding opportuni-ties at R1 000 each for a tee box or green.

There are notmany slots left in the 34 four-ball field and individuals and companies areurged to enter at their soonest convenience.Players’ partners are also welcome to at-

tend the prize giving dinner at R100 per per-son. The format on the day is fourball better-ball two scores to count. The start is at 10:30.V To secure your fourball or sponsor a tee box orgreen, call Ernie Petersen on 082 342 4717 or emailhim at [email protected]. Players wanting tomake use of golf carts on the day can book by phoning the Bellville Golf Club on 021 913 3100.

The Swim For Hope 2016 spectacular,which consists of swimming aroundthe Cape of Good Hope, took place re-

cently in conjunction with the Little Fight-ers Cancer Trust.The non-profit organisation offers family,

hospital ward and places of safety support,with the much needed promotion of child-hood cancer awareness.The event held at the Cape of Good Hope

section within Table Mountain NationalPark brings one of the most extreme open

water swims in the world to local shores.The extreme open water swimming is

aimed at raising funds for the trust’s Bag ofHope project which supplies children, suf-fering from cancer, with bags filled with ne-cessities needed over prolonged hospitalstays.TheSwim forHope 2016 fundraising target

is R100 000 for 2016 and following the suc-cessfulwater swim,R86 354hasalreadybeenraised.Mandie Erasmus, trust project manager,

says Swim for Hope has grown in a shortfour years to one of the top extreme openwa-ter swims in South Africa.“We are overwhelmed by the incredible ef-

forts of the swimmers, as they push theirbodies beyond normal limits, braving thenotorious water around Cape Point – all inan effort for raisingmoney for children whofight for their lives daily. This event hasgrown to the success it is, only by the graceof our partners and sponsors, the dedicationof each year’s swimmers!”

Swim to raise R100 000 for cancerSwimmers braved the water at the Cape Point to raise money for the Little Fighters Cancer Trust.

SAREL BURGER

Goeie oorwinnings deur Durbanville-Bellville, Tygerberg en Kraaifonteinwas van die afgelope naweek se glans-punte in die WP se Superliga-klubrug-byprogram.Met diewete dat dieUniversiteit van

Kaapstad altyd ’n moeilike hekkie isom te oorkom, het Durbell van meet afdie pas aangegee en ’n stewige voor-sprong opgebou.Die Ikeys het kwaai teruggeveg in

die tweede skof, maar die Durbies hetvasgeklou om met 20-19 te wen.Die Durbanvillers het ’n bonuspunt

ingeoes met hul vier drieë, maar dit istog kommerwekkend dat geeneen vandie drieë verdoel kon word nie.Op Floridapark het Brackenfell se

voorhoede goed saamgesels met Ty-gerberg-klub, maar die tuisspan semeer konstruktiewe agterlynspel hetdie weg gebaan vir Tygerberg se oor-tuigende oorwinning van 41-6.Kuilsrivier het met minder balbesit

moedig vertoon teen die meer ervarePrimrose. Dit was egter nie genoeg om’n nederlaag van 23-29 te verhoed nie.Die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland

en Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege sewedstryd is op versoek van UWK uit-gestel. Kraaifontein mag wel ’n groen-tjie in die B-afdeling van die Superligawees, maar Saterdag het hy vir dietweede keer dié seisoen ’n uitstekendesege behaal deur die gesoute Helder-berg 32-24 af te knou. Unie-Milnertonwasmet 33-10 aan diewenkant teenVi-olets, maar Hands & Heart (28-31 t Ma-cassar) en Goodwood (24-26 t Villager)het naelskraapse nederlae gely.

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SPAR WOMEN’S CHALLENGE: WINNER TAKES SECOND VICTORY IN TWO DAYS

In a league of her own

The top three finishers, Rutendo Nyahora (2nd), Irvette van Zyl (winner) and Lebogang Phalula (3rd) after the finish of the SPAR Women’s 10kmChallenge at Green Point. PHOTO: REG CALDECOTT

Fresh from her victory in the 5000m atthe South African Championship inStellenbosch on Friday, Irvette van Zyl

(Nedbank) cruised to victory in the SPARWomen’s 10km Challenge at the Cape TownStadium on Sunday morning, in a time of 33minutes 24 seconds. Teammate Rutendo Ny-ahora was second in 33.52, followed by Lebo-gang Phalula (Boxer) in 34 minutes.A smilingNyahora took the early lead, but

Van Zyl overtook her at about three kilome-tres, and never looked back. Van Zyl, whogave birth to a boy just seven months ago,looked relaxed as she ate up the kilometres.“I wasn’t planning to run fast,” she said.

“My coach told me not to go under 33:20, be-causehedidn’twantme too tired for theLon-don Marathon next Sunday.“I really didn’t expect to win, but every-

thingwentmyway today.My legs are feelingalive again, and I’m very happy at the mo-ment. I’m enjoying my running and I am en-joying motherhood.”Van Zyl was pregnant for much of 2015,

and before that had anumber of injuries, butshe appears to be in the form of her life. Ear-lier this year, she won the Two Oceans halfmarathon, and in fact has not been beatenin 2016.Nyahora said she also enjoyed the race.“Everything went according to plan,” she

said. “I ran a marathon last week, so I knewI would be tired, but I ran better than I ex-pected. Theweather was perfect for runningtoday.”Phalula, the reigning SPAR Grand Prix

champion, said she had also enjoyed therace, although she was tired after runningthe 1500m at the national championships onSaturday.Van Zyl leaves for London on Tuesday,

where she hopes to qualify for themarathon

in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro inAugust.“We’ll see what happens there,” she said.“If I don’t make it, I’ll try to qualify in one

of the track events.”Phalula is heading for Port Elizabeth,

where shewill run in the 1500 and 5000metreevents at the Night Series meeting on Tues-day, hoping to qualify for the Olympics. Hertwin sister, Diana-Lebo, missed the CapeTown race because she was running amara-thon in theNetherlands, also aiming to qual-ify for Rio.

A record entry of 27 532 runners took partin the 10km race and the 5km Fun Run.In a new innovation, the six women who

have won the SPAR Grand Prix are all men-toring promising junior runners.Rene Kalmer, who has won more Chal-

lenge titles than any other runner, said shewas happy to be mentoring a younger run-ner.“I chose Chery-Lee Schoeman, because

she is at the school I used to teach at, andbecause I thinkshehasagreat future. I thinkit is working well, and I predict great things

for her.”Chery-Lee, who was first junior home in

several 10km races last year, said she waslearning a lot from Kalmer.“We don’t actually train together, but she

is always ready to giveme advice and to helpme if I have a problem,” she said.TheCapeTownChallenge is the first in the

five-race SPARChallenge series. The secondrace is in Port Elizabeth on May 5, to be fol-lowed in June by the Durban race. The Pre-toria Challenge will be run in September,and the Johannesburg race in October.

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