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Fearing for their livesGARY VAN DYK

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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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station commander of Belhar SAPS re-ports that theyare currently busywithan informer recruitment drive againstcrime.“Wehaveanumberof crime fighting

initiatives that are running and wewant to make the residents aware ofhow they can play their part in thesafety of their neighbourhoods,” hesaid.“Oneof them is ourGunFreeProject

andwehad very good successes for thepast four months with the help of ourinformants. We are looking for morepeople to become involved in this wayso thatwe can fight all illegal activitiesin the area.”De Jager also added there are some

financial rewards in line when infor-mation leads to arrest and successfulconviction.“There is a reward system in place

especially when it comes to informa-tion on guns in the hands of gangsters.“All information will be treated as

secret. It would not be expected of aninformer to testify in court. You willonly deal with your handler and notwith other police officers at the policestation.”De Jager also said that this recruit-

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Wills drawn up for freeThe Elsies River Community Advice Officein partnership with Legal Aid Board SAand some attorneys is hosting NationalWills Week until Friday 18 September.These sessions will be hosted in the adviceoffice of the multipurpose centre in HaltRoad from 09:00 daily where you can havea basic will drawn up for free.V For more information call 021 836 8514.

The elderly at eight old age homes acrossthe northern suburbs no longer have tocount the pills in their bottles to make surethey have remembered to take the correctdosage.As part of their community involvement

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duce medication related hospitalisationsandadverse events through improvedmedi-cation management and adherence.“Patients who can benefit from this in-

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cations and given multiple directions ontaking those medications, it can becomevery difficult to remember everything.”According to Bezuidenhout, Geratec, the

initialmanaging body appointed by the gov-ernment, was very keen to start with blis-ters and contacted Dispensing TechnologySolutions (DTS). “We now pack blisters forhomes from Parow to Brackenfell and KuilsRiver to Gugulethu.”

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Belhar Police are looking forwitnesses aft-er two incidents of murder and attemptedmurder were reported in the area.On Sunday 30 August police responded

to a 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 scene and 26-year-old JoshuaOnkruid was hit in his head and died onthe scene.

Initial investigation revealed that fourunknown men allegedly attacked the vic-tims and seven spent cartridges were re-trieved at the scene.

The suspects, whose faces were coveredwith scarves, fled the scene on foot.

Police have opened an attempted mur-der and murder case.

In another incident on Monday 31 Au-gust police responded to reports of shoot-ing at Chestnut Place about 03:00.There they found 34-year-old Gavin Op-

perman, also known as Knapie, who wasfatally shot in his head.Police retrieved a 9mm spent cartridge

and are investigating a charge of murder.No witnesses have been identified.

V Anyone with information about the shootings arerequested to contact the Investigating Officer, De-tective Warrant Officer, Ivan Lewis at Belhar SAPSon 021 953 8100.

Info neededon murders

Police in Belhar need your help tosolve some crimes in the area.

On Tuesday 8 September at 04:30two victims were walking in Erica Roadwhen they were cornered by two un-known men, one armed with a firearm,who demanded their cell phones andmoney.As the suspectswereabout to leave, one

of the victims attempted to retaliate bylooking around for an object to fight backand before he could get it, the suspectwith the firearm shot him once in theneck. He was certified dead on the scene.No further witnesses or suspects have

been identified at this stage.

A case of murder and armed robberyhas been registered.In another incident on Monday 7 Sep-

tember officers responded to a shootingatChestnutPlace at 13:45.Onarrival theyfound a body, later identified asMarshallAndrews, lying in a pool of blood on thestairs of a flat. He had several gunshotwounds to the head and was certifieddead by paramedics at the scene.Police are still investigating themotive

for the shooting and no suspects havebeen identified.V Anyone with information that can assist in solv-ing these cases can contact the investigating of-ficer, D/Sgt Xesi on 072 697 1110 or 021 953 8100.

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Thanks to a successful series of operationsheld throughout the Blue Downs police clus-ter, local police couldmanage to arrestmorethan 600 suspects.Captain Nomathemba Muavha, police

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Fran Fredericks (standing), explains the joys of the soil to visitors at the celebration in BishopLavis. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The love for living large off the soil isgrowing in Bishop Lavis and sur-rounds.

Soil for Life celebrated their home garden-ers in the area recently, who spoke freelyabout their enjoyment of the activities intheir gardens.Fran Fredericks from the organisation,

who heads the training programme, felt thatmore people should be joining to benefitfrom increased activity in their garden, aswell as eating their own, organic vegetablesfor a healthier lifestyle.“Our ultimate goal is to haveBishopLavis

and surrounding areas as a lush green fieldwith healthy families,” she said.“We want to encourage others to start

their organic vegetable gardens and by do-ing that, have thebenefits of havingahealth-ier lifestyle and becoming self sustainable.”One of the enthusiastic gardeners was JaneBrookes, who confessed to not really beinginterested at first.“It was one of my friends who eventually

persuaded me to start attending the talksabout gardening in the community,” shesaid.“Eventually my interest increased and I

went to the course to start a garden eventhough I knew itwouldhave to be in contain-ers because I don’t have the space.“Now I am always so excited when my

seeds start sprouting and I can eat what Ihave grown. It gives me a sense of pride –and I am healthier.”Another gardener that has pride of place

in the organisation, is Hylton Lindewall.“When we need to show sponsors or sup-

porters what can be achieved, we take themto Hylton,” says Fran.“He’s always willing to open his doors to

us for a visit and the pride that he takes inhis garden is an inspiration to many outthere.”Hylton is humble about his achievements,

but immensely proud of how much he haslearnt.“I’ve always loved gardening and this has

just enhancedmy love for planting,” he says.“What we do, keeps us healthy and grate-

ful for what the soil can give us. SometimesI am worried about the birds in the garden,but then I think that we must make a planfor them.“They were put on earth for us so through

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Lucky women: Sabrina Gympies, ward councillor in Delft (sixth from left), hosted aspecial event for women in the area on Friday 4 September. She provided the guests with aday of tasty treats and entertainment as well as some special pampering.

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History in the makingThe Elsies River History Society will behosting their open day on Saturday 19September.Starting with a motorcade of vintage

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

Glenhaven to meetSector 1 of the Glenhaven CrimeForum will host a special electivemeeting on Monday 21 Septemberfrom 19:00 at the PentecostalProtestant Church on the corner ofEdgar and Glenhaven avenues. Allare invited. An overview of crimein the area will be given and anexecutive committee chosen.V Call Const Denver Fillis (082 302 5066) /Andre Jooste (084 831 2331) for more info.

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Executive mayor ofCape Town Patricia

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paint in Netreg ablyassisted by SuzetteLittle (behind her),the City’s mayoral

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ment and earlychildhood develop-ment, and Raelene

Arendse, chairpersonof the social

development andearly childhood

developmentportfolio committee.

Three ECD upgrades for childrenThe Golden Gate area in Netreg is one

of the areas getting the gift of an up-graded Early Childhood Development

(ECD) centre.In linewith the City of Cape Town’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, R10,5millionwill 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 inBonteheuwel by giving children a safeand 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 do

much to address the injustices of the pastand forms part of the City’s commitment toredress.One of the greatest investments that can

bemade is in thedevelopment andeducation

of children from an early age. That is whythe City is committed to developing ECDcentres, as early childhood developmentprovides a crucial foundation for the over-all development of children and the im-provement of social conditions.On Tuesday 8 September executive may-

or of Cape Town, Patricia de Lille, visitedthe facility in Netreg where constructionteams were hard at work to ensure thetimely completion of the project.“I joined them tohelpwith somepainting

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 ear-

ly childhood development will be responsi-ble for repairs andmaintenance at the cen-tre, while the Netreg community forumwill operate the facility.It will accommodate 60 to 80 children be-

tween the ages of one and five andwill haveeight staff members.It will be equipped with toy libraries,

books, internet services, videos and other ed-ucational material, and will also providetraining for other ECD practitioners.The Golden Gate centre was one of the

City’s World Design Capital 2014 projects andembodies the culmination of ideas from ateam of engineers, project managers, archi-tects, community members and councillors

who brought design and ideas together tobenefit the children and community.In addition to the Golden Gate ECD, the

City is also in the process of building twoother ECDs this financial year. The NantesECD in Bridgetown will cost R7,8 millionand the Delft ECD will cost R13 million to-wards the middle of 2016.


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.

CITY OF CAPE TOWNEXTERNAL BURSARIES FOR 2016

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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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City workers on quad bikes will be acommon sight on road edges acrossCape Town over the next five to eight

weeks, as they embark on the first weedspraying programme for the current finan-cial year.“Weed spraying is essential in maintai-ning the city’s sidewalks and road infra-structure as the weeds grow onto the roadsurface, breaking up the seals and asphalt.

The majority of potholes form when waterpenetrates the asphalt due to the crackingof the road’s asphalt surfacing. Weedspraying is part of our preventative main-tenance programme and saves the City asignificant amount in costly repair work,’said the City’s mayco member for trans-port, Brett Herron.Theweed sprayingwill take place acrosseight districts as from this week until mid-

October, weather permitting. Spraying isonly allowed in winds of up to 25 km/h andthe weeds must not be exposed to water orrain for at least eight hours after sprayingin order for the herbicide to be effective.“A hot day with little or no wind is idealfor weed spraying. Given Cape Town’s un-predictableweather, it takes some jugglingin assigning the spraying teams to areaswhere the wind is not too strong or where

we are certain not to have rain shortly the-reafter. The spraying along the edges of ro-ads is mostly done with quadbikes equip-ped with a tank and pump. In some instan-ceswhere vehicles cannot beused or inbio-sensitive areas, spraying is done by handusing knapsack sprayers,” said Herron.The teams will be targeting weeds andgrass growing along the edges of the roads,on footways or within the road reserve.

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The Dumela Community Foundationis on amission to uplift marginalisedcommunities.Based in Elsies River, Parow andsurrounding areas, they are workingonprojects tohelp inneighbourhoodsthat are plagued by unemploymentand other social evils.“We started with the simple mis-sion of assisting ex-prisoners withthe process of re-integrating themback into their communities and be-come lawabiding citizens,” saysClar-ence Kayster of Dumela.“Todaywe have amuch broader vi-sion in uplifting communities.“We have galvanised unprecedent-ed efforts to move away from a cul-ture of hand-outs and dependency toempowering people, in particular theyouth, to become self-sustainablethrough skills development pro-jects.”They are now inviting the commu-nity to the Heritage Day celebrationthat will be taking place at ValhallaSenior Secondary school in ElsiesRiver on Saturday 26 September from09:00.“We will be giving people an in-sight into our projects on this day,”said Kayster.“Therewill alsobe lots of funactivi-ties like soccer andnetball, a jumpingcastle and face painting for the littleones, and lots of tasty treats on sale.“We will also feature a number ofmotivational speakers including Za-ne Meas, and ex-Bafana soccer starMark Williams.”V For more information about the event callKayster on 021 820 4934 or 072 337 7424.

Culture ofhand-outsbanished

Special birthday wish: Every month KFM and Spur give one person the chance to have apopular South African artist write and sing a special birthday song to them. This time aroundCarmelita Brand from Bonteheuwel was nominated by her best friend, Tanya Paulse to bechosen to have Jimmy Nevis write and perform her birthday song. Paulse says her frienddeserves this as she is the most kind and caring person. Carmelita, who turns 33 on 24September, was surprised by Jimmy Nevis himself when he performed her Spur birthday song.Here is a link to the video: http://view.vzaar.com/5054687/video.


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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.

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The Cape Peninsula University of Technolo-gy (CPUT) is part of making dreams cometrue for learners in Maitland.A partnership with Peninsula School

Feeding has seen them working with HJKroneberg Primary inMaitland tomake thedreams 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 #Feed-ADream campaign.“We are extremely happy with what you,

as students, are doing with the children;what you are doing is absolutely wonder-

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

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Table Mountain; others visited MonkeyTown, the Heart Museum or went for a bicy-cle ride along the Sea Point promenade.In the end the #FeedADream campaign

wanted to show the pupils at HJ KronebergPrimary benefitting from PSFA’s servicesthat their dreams really matter and cancome true.

Another element of the #FeedADreamcampaignwas for theCPUTstudents to raisefunds to feed the 200 children fromthe schoolfor a year. With the help of friends, familyand a few willing corporates, the studentsraised R39 557 and realised dreams to thevalue of R42 754.To feed a child for one month at a cost of

R62, or to feed a child for one year at a costof R395, please contact PSFA at 021 447 6020or send an e-mail to [email protected]. On 24and 25 September a comedy fund-raiser willtake place as part of the #FeedADream cam-paign.V For more information and to purchase tickets,please visit www.psfa.org.za.

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’n Enkelma van Kraaifontein met drie kin-ders wat die afgelope tien jaar sewe keer inrehabilitasiesentrums 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.IngeSwanepoel het onlangs ’n groeppasi-

ente, goedgesindes en skenkers van die Ra-mot-sentrumby hul jaarvergadering vertelvan die pad na herstel nadat drankversla-wing 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 dat hy, toe hyhaar verlaat het, 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, om-dat sy dronk by die werk opgedaag het.Daarna het die Kuilsrivier-hospitaal

haar afgedank om dieselfde rede. “Dit is ’nwonder dat ek toe weer werk gekry het,hierdie keer by Tygerberg-hospitaal. Ekhet ’n fantastiese, goedbetaalde posisiedaar gehad,” sê sy. Intussen was sy her-haaldelik in rehabilitasiesentrums.“’n Mens leer baie daar; ’n mens kry so-

veel tools.Maar as ’nmens ditmaar net 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 niebesef nie, is die hel waardeur alkoholistegaan om te beplan waar die dag se drankvandaan gaan kom. Toe sy by Tygerbergafgelê is, het Inge geweet sy sou nie weer’n salaris verdien nie. “Teen hierdie tydwou my kinders niks meer van my weetnie. Toe my laaste salaris in my rekeningverskyn, het ek na die drankwinkel gery en’n bottelwyngaankoop en toena diemotor-hawe vir ’n bottel anti-vriesmiddel.” Sy hetdie twee na mekaar opgedrink, die bottelsin haar kasweggesteek en ophaar bed gaanlê. Daar het haar dogter haar gevind, waarsy skaars asemgehaal het. Inge sê syhet eenkeer haar bewussyn in die hospitaal her-win en ’n dokter langs haar bed gesien watvir haar gesê het sy gaan nie sterf nie. Virhaar het dit gevoel of ’n engel met haarpraat en het sy die wil in haarself gevindom die stryd teen alkohol te wen. “Onge-lukkigmoes ek eers rock bottom strike voorek kon terugkom.” Sy is in Ramot opge-neem en sê hierdie keer het sy geleer hoeom die riglyne werklik toe te pas.

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RavenmeadPROPERTY

3 Plots on Golf Estate770 square metres

Langebaan

Edith Collins 082 934 [email protected]

SOLD

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Elsies RiverHalt roadNoorwoodDeveloping landR14.4 Million


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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 willwork 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.With 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.nterestinglyHodgsonwill officiate as com-

petitor liaison officer on the Cape event.

While the scoreboard may show Poulterand 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 SecundaMotor Rally,

and in Cronje’s the Imperial ToyotaTshwane 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.The S1600 class also sees a change of seats,

actually even more, as it involves a changeof cars for championship contenders Matt-hew Vacy-Lyle and Schalk van Heerden.The pair, only seven points shy of log lead-

ers and teammates Guy Botterill and SimonVacy-Lyle (Yato Tools Toyota Etios R2), has

secured the Electrothread Toyota EtiosS1600 R2 of Chris Coertse for the Cape eventafter they spectacularly rolled their Fra-gram Tools Etios S1600 R2 in the Tshwanerally.Botterill/Vacy-Lyle are only 2.5 points

clear of the Imperial Toyota TshwaneMotorRally runners-up Paulus Franken/HenryKohne (Manitou Group VW Polo R2), so anelectrifying duel can be expected in theSwartland.The seventh and penultimate round in the

2015 championship, supported by the Toyotaand the Toyota dealers in the Western Cape,will kick off with four tar stages on Friday,18 September, at Killarney and Cape Gate,and eight gravel stages in and around Mal-mesbury on Saturday 19 September for atotal distance of approximately 380km.

Dakar hero in local rally action

Giniel de Villiers still has a slim chance in winning the championship. PHOTO: QUICKPIC

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

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BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THE PROPOSED ERICA LOOP-IN LOOP-OUT(LILO) 400kV DOUBLE CIRCUIT TRANSMISSION POWER LINE PROJECT, CAPE TOWN,

WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE

Department of Environmental Affairs Reference No: 14/12/16/3/3/1/1310Date of Advertisement: 16 September 2015

Invitation to Public MeetingsAll Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) are invited to public meetings for the proposed Erica LILO Project. This projectentails the construction of a 400kVDouble Circuit Transmission power line from the approved Erica Substation (nearMitchell’sPlain) to the approved Switching Station (near Blackheath Industrial Park). The distance of the alternative alignments rangesfrom 14 km to 16 km in length.You are encouraged to make use of this opportunity and attend one of the scheduled public meetings in the study area, asfollows:

VENUE ADDRESS DATE TIME

Chris Hani Community Hall Luntu Street; Mfuleni Thursday, 17 Sept 2015 17:30-19:30

Philippi East Community Hall Ntloyiya Street, New Rest, Philippi Friday, 18 Sept 2015 11:00-13:00

The purpose of these public meetings is three-fold:• To provide an opportunity for the public to participate in the proposed project.• To record comments and provide a platform for meaningful discussion with members of the public.• To prepare the public for the review of Basic Assessment Report.Figure 1 shows the location of the proposed Erica-LILO project. This map is for orientation purposes only.

Figure 1: Location of Erica LILO Project

REGISTRATION OF INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES (I&AP):Should you wish to register and participate in the process, please submit your name, contact information, interest in theproject and any comments youmay have, to the contact person indicated below. This will ensure that you are registeredas an I&AP and will receive Background Information Document and other future correspondence regarding the BasicAssessment process for the Erica-LILO project in Cape Town.

Please direct enquiries or comments to Mamokete Maimane at AECOM: Tel: 012 421 3699. Post: P O Box 3173,Pretoria, 0001. E-mail: [email protected]

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SOCCER: CUBS FESTIVAL ANNUAL THRILLER

100 cub clubs compete

Vasco da Gama player Taariq Tredaray (left) and Riverside Rangers’ Devito Malgas battle forposession of the ball at the cubs tournament in Rylands. Vasco was crowned champions in theu.10 division after beating Rangers 4-3 on penalties after the match finished 1-1 after regulationtime. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

JOSEPH PILLAY

The cubs festival of the Rygate LocalFootball Association (LFA) is no doubtan annual thriller and this year’s

theme, “celebrating diversity”, was inspiredby the spirit and scenes of the hundreds ofsoccer fans united during the four-day eventfocusing on the youth in communities.About 100 clubs from all over the Western

Cape participated at the Johnson Roadsports complex inRylands to compete for thevarious silverware.The age categories u.6, u.8 and u.10 were

introduced this year. The event had cateredfor u.7s and 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 to Faizel “Boeta” Samaai,

president of RygateLFA, it is a tournamentfor children to come and enjoy, to have funand take the opportunity to form friend-ships and share experiences with otheryoung people who are motivated by socialchange.“Secondly, the cubs event aims to in-

crease sportsmanship as well as preventdiscrimination in the game of soccer.”

Results u.8

City CupFirst place – Avendale AthleticoRunner-up – Jordan CalliesPresidents CupSecond place – Great Commission UnitedRunner-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 Flats

Runner-up – Junction RoversRygate CupFourth place – Great CommissionRunner-up – Project PlaygroundPeninsula Beverage CupFifth place – KwaitosRunner-up – Ithemba Labantu FCPennypinchers CupSixth place – MowgliesRunner-up – Connoisseur Spurs

Individual awardsU.8Player of the festival – Zolin Zonas, SeaPoint SwiftsGoalkeeper of the festival – Fagrie daSilva, Junction RoversClub of the festival – Ithemba Labantu FCManager of the festival – Faizel da Silva,Junction RoversU.10Player of the festival – Leano Cloete,Junction RoversGoalkeeper of the festival – RuebenTruter, FC KaapstadtClub of the festival – KwaitosManager of the festival – Kieedo Hen-

dricks, Vasco da Gama

SAREL BURGER

Die Hoërskool Stellenberg was die ver-rassingspakket tydens die afgelope Vry-dag se seweman-rugbytoernooi viro.19’s, wat deur die WP-unie op Florid-apark aangebied is.Die Stellies het op pad na die uitklop-

rondes onder meer met 26-21 met PaarlGimnasium, die verdedigende kampi-oen, afgereken.Daarna het hulle Milnerton (43-14) en

Macassar (32-0) uit die pad gevee en indie eindstryd met 32-19 teen HS Tyger-

berg gewen.Stellenberg kon in die verlede nog nie

juis hond haaraf maak in hierdie vormvan die spel nie, maar was dié slag ’nwaardige kampioen.Die Tiere, wat in voorverlede week se

King Cars en TygerBurger-toernooi indie eindstryd deur Bellville-Suid getroefis, het hierdie slag die Bellvilliete in dieuitdunronde die kous oor die kop getrekvoordat hulle in die kwarteindronde virScottsdene met 24-17 geklop het en in diehalfeindronde met 47-7 met Kasselsvleiklaargespeel het.

Stellies verras in 7’s-toernooi

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