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LPR CAMERAS: KENDAL ROAD NEIGHBOURHOODWATCH STARTS

Keeping a watchful eye

AVRIL FILLIES

T

he Kendal Road NeighbourhoodWatch

(KNW) in Eversdal is in the process of

implementing the first phase of their

License Plate Recognition (LPR) camera

project.

Residents received letters about thehigh-

level introduction to the KNW camera

project. The first phase entails four camera

points at the main entry routes to the KNW

area with one camera already operational.

Plans to expand the camera network are on

the cards and we will keep residents in-

formed.

The placement of the cameras will be

done based on the streets/locations where

the financial contributions came from, so

residents can rest assured that we will do

our best to spend their money as close to

home as possible, says Jacques Joubert,

camera project coordinator for KNW.

LPR camera feeds will automatically

match number plates read against a data-

base of known flagged vehicles.

This means that unknown or suspicious

cars travelling in and out of the monitored

area would be screened and if a match is

found, it will be reported to law enforcement

agencies.

Camera systems are another layer of se-

curity to protect our neighbours. Many of

our surrounding neighbourhoods are also

implementing this technology with great

success. Our surrounding neighbourhoods

include Ridgeworth, Stellenberg, Stellen-

ridge and Aurora. We are sharing informa-

tion with them to become part of a larger

safety net covering the entire Peninsula.

V To page 2.

The Western Cape

minister of cultural

affairs and sport,

Anroux Marais, accom

panied by the winners

of the Tridistrict Drama

Festival held during the

Suidoosterfees earlier

this year, visited the

set of Suidooster in

Milnerton last week.

The winner will be

starring in an episode

of the soapie. Front

from left are Moeniel

Jacobs (mentor),

Llewelyn Bond (win

ner), Marais and Robyn

Williams (winner). At

the back are Suidoost

er actors Marcel van

Heerden en Gideon

Lombard. As from July,

the soapie will be

broadcast four times a

week. The first of the

fourth episodes will be

broadcast on Thursday

7 July.

Soapie

stars in

the

making

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Community club Siemens Toastmasters

invites the public to learn public speaking

at their next meeting on Thursday 23 June

from 18:00 to 20:00 at Siemens House in

Tygerberg office park in Uys Krige Drive.

Tickets cost R25. Booking is essential.

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Such a system in our neighbourhood will

act both as a deterrent to criminals as well

as provide evidence to investigatingofficers

after crimeshave been committed, he says.

He adds that this is quite a costly under-

taking and that the KNW will need assist-

ance from the community to raise the neces-

sary funds for the project.

A suggested contribution of R300 per resi-

dent will have the remaining cameras in-

stalled in no time. This amount can be paid

as a once-off payment or in instalments.

Additional information and amarketing

campaign will be done over the next few

weeks andmonths, so pleasemake sure you

and yourneighbours are linked to one of the

KNW communication channels either via

our electronic newsletter, Facebook or

Whatsapp groups. If you are unsure, please

email me and I will ensure that you are

linked to your KNW sector manager, he

says.

Joubert is more than willing to meet resi-

dents and share the vision for the KNWs

camera system.

A banking account is opened to deposit

the R300 and he has all the details.

One of the first fundraisers by the KNW

will beheld onThursday 21 July at theBarn-

yard Willowbridge. The show, 1 Hit Wond-

ers, featuresmore than 60hits spanning sev-

en decades. The doors open at 19:00 and tick-

ets cost R150 per person. Tickets are

available at OK Minimark in Sondal Road.

Patrons are advised to bring their own

snacks or they can buy pizzas.

A cash bar is also available.

V Contact Jacques on 078 459 9655 or krsectors

@gmail for more information.

The City of Cape Towns Vice Squad

rescued a 24-year-old woman in the

Bellville CBD during an operation on

Saturday 18 June.

The woman, originally from Johan-

nesburg, told the officers she had been

forced into prostitution after being

lured to Cape Town with the promise

of employment.

The young woman has been taken

to a safehouseandwehavehanded the

case over to the Hawks for further in-

vestigation. Sadly her story is not

unique and is yet another cautionary

tale to young people to double-check

any offers of employment, especially if

they are from another town or city.

They should alsomake sure their fam-

ily knows their whereabouts at all

times, says the CitysMaycomember

for safety and security, JP Smith.

The Vice Squad issued 20 spot fines

for solicitation in areas including

Bellville and Eerste River, totalling

R23 000.

The Liquor Enforcement Unit also

assisted the police and the Western

Cape Liquor Authoritys Compliance

Unit in Khayelitsha, Macassar, Lwan-

dle and Kuils River. They issued 19

spot fines ofR39 900 andarrested a sus-

pect for selling liquor illegally.

Vice Squad

rescues

woman

ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

V

erskeie besware is Maandag inder-

haas deur onthutste inwoners van

Vierlanden ingedien teen die aansoek

om n Curro Castle-skool vir sowat 416 kin-

ders opdie terreinvandieNGKerkDurban-

ville-Bergsig te bou.

Daar word aansoek gedoen om die wysi-

ging van die terreinontwikkelingsplan om

n dubbelverdieping-skool op erf 10344 reg

agter die kerk op die hoek van Proteaweg

en Bolandweg te bou.

Die erf is gesoneer vir gemeenskapsone

1, wat voorsieningmaak vir ondermeer die

bou van plek van onderrig.

Di aansoek word egter omhul in teen-

strydigheid, omdat daar op een plek in die-

selfde brief vandie StadKaapstad se beplan-

nings- en bouontwikkelingsbestuursdepar-

tement aan inwoners verwys word na n

voorskoolse fasiliteit vir kinders van 3

maande tot 6 jaar oud wat daar beoog word,

en elders na n horskool vir graad 8- tot 12-

leerders.

Die omstredenheid rondom die bou van

n Curro Castle-skool op die kerkperseel

van die destydse Durbanville Family

Church, n bekend as Oakhill, in Son-

straalhoogte is ook nog nie vergete nie.

Di skool is einde Desember 2014 by n

spesiale vergadering goedgekeur n die

aansoek aanvanklik aangedui het dat daar

slegs vir Sondagskool-klaskamers aansoek

gedoen word. Alle prosedure is nie korrek

gevolg nie en goedkeuring het gevolg on-

danks minstens 36 briewe van beswaarma-

kers teen die skool.

Die aansoek vir n skool by die NG Kerk

Durbanville-Bergsig het baie kommentaar

van inwoners op Facebook ontlok, waarvan

meeste daarteen gekant is.

Die verwagte toename van verkeer op die

reeds besige Bolandweg is een van die

grootste beswarewat inwoners teen die bou

van di jongste Curro Castle-skool het.

Een van die inwoners het gevra of daar

werklik n behoefte aan s n groot kleuter-

skool in Vierlanden is.

Inwoners is ook verward oor die weer-

spreking in die aansoekdokumente oor wat

presies daar beoog word.

Hoe kan ons kommentaar lewer as ons

nie eens seker is wat daar beoog word nie,

het n ander inwoner gevra.

Voorts dui die brief aandat die StadKaap-

stad n openbare deelnameproses moes on-

derneem, maar daarvan was daar geen

sprake nie. Slegs 13 direk aangrensende bu-

re is per bogenoemde brief van die planne

in kennis gestel, hoewel inwonersmeen dat

die toename in verkeer n verreikende im-

pak op die hele buurt sal h.

Die inwoners is ook ontsteld daaroor dat

meeste van hulle n week of korter voor die

sluitingsdatumvan besware opMaandag 20

Junie eers hul briewe ontvang het.

Volgens die terreinontwikkelingsplan sal

die grondverdieping 2 050 m beslaan en die

eerste verdieping 307 m.

Voorsiening sal gemaakword vir 73 byko-

mende parkeerplekke, waarvan 2 vir ge-

stremdes sal wees. Tesamemet die bestaan-

de 115 parkeerplekke van die kerk, sal daar

dus n totaal van 188 parkeerplekke wees.

Volgens die terreinontwikkelingsplan sal

n verkeersirkel aangebring word by die

hoek van Protea- en Bolandweg om die ver-

keer te reguleer.

In n verkeersimpakstudie is ook voorge-

stel dat n bykomende regsdraailaan van so-

wat 25 m lank in Bolandweg geskep word

om verkeersvloei te reguleer.

Op navrae aan Curro Holdings, het n

woordvoerder ges daar is nie sprake van

n horskool nie en dat die Stad gister aan

haar erkenhet dat dit n fout in die brief aan

inwoners was.

Volgens haar is die ontwerp van die skool

nog nie finaal nie, maarmaak dit tans voor-

siening vir n dubbelverdieping op een

flank.

Hoewel n sketsplan in die brief aan inwo-

ners dit laat blyk dat die skool losstaande

van die kerk sal wees, het diewoordvoerder

ges daarword gehoop omdie skool vas aan

die huidige kerkgebou te bou.

Daar sal tussen 16 tot 19 klaskamerswees.

Die hoeveelheid kinders wat geakkommo-

deer gaan word, sal afhang van die finale

ontwerp tussen 366 en 441 kinders, het sy

ges. Volgens die Curro Holdings-woord-

voerder het mense nog tot drie weke na 20

Junie grasie om kommentaar in te dien.

Die Stad Kaapstad het nie nog nie teen

druktyd op vrae oor die aansoek reageer

nie.

Onthuts oor skool

n Curro Castle-kleuterskool word op di stuk grond aangrensend aan en agter die NG Kerk

Durbanville-Bergsig beoog. Die inrit na die skool sal vanuit Bolandweg wees, regoor Hermon-

straat. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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A

pplications for special votes during

the upcoming local elections opened

on Friday 10 June and closes on Fri-

day 8 July.

It is important to apply early for this vot-

ing right, should you not be able to vote on

election day onWednesday 3 August, says

ward councillor Marian Nieuwoudt.

There are essentially two types of special

votes firstly Type 1, were a voter goes to

their local voting district to cast their vote

on Monday 1 or Tuesday 2 August, and sec-

ondlywhere the voter receives a home visit

from the Independent Electoral Commis-

sion (IEC) to cast their vote.

A Type 1 special vote can be applied for

by any registered voter who for whatever

reasonbe it travel, business, orworkwill

not be able to vote on Wednesday 3 August.

They will be able to apply for a special vote

and if successful, will be able to cast their

vote at the polling station at which they are

registered to vote, on the special voting

days prior to the election, she explains.

Application for this type of special vote

can be done in three ways: an SMS to 32249,

an online submission at www.elections

.org.za, or a submission of form MEC35 at

the IEC office in Bellville or elsewhere.

A Type 2 special vote is only for the sick

and housebound. In this instance, a voter

would apply for an IEC official to visit them

at their home on special voting days be-

cause they are not mobile and or too sick

to vote on election day. People requiring a

home visit must reside and be visited in the

voting district in which they are registered

to vote, she says.

Application for a homevisitmust be done

using the MEC35 form either in hard copy

and submitted to the IECoffice, or using the

online form.

If your application for a special vote is

successful, you will vote in the following

manner:Your thumbnail ismarkedwith in-

delible ink, while your ID book is stamped.

You will receive the relevant ballot pa-

pers to be marked in secret and placed and

sealed in an unmarked envelope. The un-

markedenvelope is placed inanother envel-

ope that ismarkedwithyourname, IDnum-

ber and voting district number.

The use of two envelopes is to ensure the

secrecy of your ballot. The outer envelope

is discarded before counting, says Nieuw-

oudt. IEC officials will place your envelope

in a secure ballot box for special votes and

your name is marked off the voters roll to

indicate that you have cast a special vote.

Submit special vote

applications now


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FOR EMERGING SUBCONTRACTORS

Pre-qualification applications are hereby invited from experienced Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises

(SMME) located in the Western Cape as sub-contractors for C1046 - The extension of the 3'rd Lane on

Trunk Road 9/1 (Route N1) from West of Durban Road Interchange to the start of the National Road Route

N1/1 beyond Old Oak Interchange. The proposed Work Packages involves the Construction of Gabions,

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AVRIL FILLIES

D

ie Grow-opleiding- en ontwikke-

lingsentrum in Meathstraat, Bell-

ville bied nie net slypskole aan nie,

maar is ook die plek waarheen straat-

mense gaan om hul loopbane n nuwe

lewe te gee.

S gesels Alda van derWesthuizen, op-

leiding- en werkplasingskordineerder

van Grow, wat in oorleg met MES werk.

Ons help met werksaansoeke deur

middel van gratis internettoegang van 40

minute per dag. Baie van die straatmen-

se was lank nie deel van die werkers-

korps nie en dan ontwikkel ons hul CVs

om by die werkbeskrywing te pas waar-

voor hulle aansoek doen. Ons tik die CV

oor en het n onderhoud met die kandi-

daat sodat die persoon duidelikheid het

oor watter soort werk of pos hy voor kan

aansoek doen, het sy ges.

Volgens haar doen baie ouens aansoek

vir werk wat glad nie deur haar/sy CV

ondersteun word nie.

Sommige werksondervinding word

uitgelaat, omdat dit informele werk was

of vir kort tydperke. Alle ondervinding

is belangrik en moet in jou CVweerspie-

el word.

Ons bemagtig ook mense met e-pos-

adresse en internettoegang. Ons leer die

ouens om die internet te gebruik omdat

die meeste poste deesdae op die internet

geadverteer word, het sy bygevoeg.

Sodra die CV opgestel is, word dit aan

die persoon teruggestuur sodat dit elek-

tronies aan hom beskikbaar is en hy ook

van ander plekke as by Grow aansoek

kan doen. Hier kan die persoon gebruik

maak van internet by biblioteke of inter-

netkafees.

Wanneer iemand vir ons kom s dat

hy of sy n werkonderhoud het, help ons

met die voorbereiding vir onderhoude.

Ons doen saam navorsing oor die

maatskappy en indien nodig, sorg ons

dat die applikant geskikte klere en ver-

voergeld het.

Ons bevestig ookmet diemaatskappy

of die persoon wel n onderhoud het. Die

meeste ouensgebruikdie geleentheidom

by Grow te werk en is dus in staat om

self hul vervoer na die onderhoud te be-

taal, het Van der Westhuizen ges.

Sy het bygevoeg dat die programme

wat Grow aanbied almal bymekaar in-

skakel. Die werksrehabilitasieprogram

gebruik die sentrum om aansoek te doen

vir werk, en die werksoekers kan by

Grow werk om eers iets bymekaar te

maak en dan help die sentrum die appli-

kant om doeltreffender aansoek te doen

vir werk.

V Navrae kan aan Alda gerig word by

021 948 9888 of per e-pos na [email protected].

Loopbane kry

hier by Grow n

nuwe lewe

The R487million project by the Department

of Transport and Public Works to upgrade

nine kilometres of the N1 between Plattek-

loof Road and the Old Oak interchange will

disrupt traffic for the next few weeks.

The project is to be completed in Februa-

ry 2019.

In a statement issued by the department,

every effortwill bemade tominimise traffic

disruption.

This part of the freeway carries about 120

000 vehicles every day. The addition of a

third lane in both directions will signifi-

cantly reduce traffic congestion on one of

Cape Towns busiest roads.

Shoulder closures for bridge rehabilita-

tionwork at the Plattekloof intersection,N1

outbound, will be between 08:00 to 15:00 dai-

ly. Lane closures for the installation of a

freeway management system and national

long distance service route between the

Durban Road and Old Oak intersections

will also be closed for the same period.

There will be minor operations on the

side of the roaddailybetween08:00 and 17:00

Shoulder closures for bridge rehabilita-

tion work at the Plattekloof intersection N1

inbound,will be between 09:00 and 17:00 and

minor operations on the side of the road be-

tween 08:00 and 17:00. At Jip de Jager Road

shoulder closures will occur on both the on

and off ramps.

V Follow the department on Twitter @WCGovTPW

under the hashtag #roadworksWC.

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cellence Awards for 2015.

The awards have been presented under

the auspices of the Forum of Community

Journalists (FCJ) for over two decades.

TygerBurger took home prizes in the fol-

lowing categories:

.TableView edition Winner: Best front

page (Corporate owned free newspapers)

. Stehan Schoeman in top 10 of category

Writing: Sport

. Sport photos: Stehan Schoeman 7th

. Hard news photos: Carina Roux 5th

& 6th

. Feature photos: Carina Roux 4th, 6th

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newspaper (corporate owned free newspa-

pers)

. Tiyese Jeranji, journalist for the Con-

stantia/Wynberg and Retreat editions, was

awarded a Top 10 place in the Journalist of

the Year category. This category is consid-

ered the most prestigious among journal-

ists.

The annual Local Media Excellence

Awards pits local and community newspa-

pers from all over the country and across

all media houses against each other to

award the best of the best in South Africa.

TygerBurger shines in

national awards

Smiling from ear to ear at the annual Local

Media Excellence Awards held last Friday in

Centurion are, from left, Ben Burger (Peoples

Post), Marita Meyer (Group Editor: WP Media)

and Cecilia Hume (Editor: Peoples Post).

PHOTO: ISABEL VENTER

Mari-Louise Guy, n professionele kossti-

leerder en beoordelaar van Koekedoor, is

die spesiale gas bydieMadHatters-teeparty

van die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum op Sa-

terdag 25 Junie by die Nelsons Creek-wyn-

landgoed buite Wellington. Kaartjies kos

R225 per persoon. Ander bekendes wat ook

die oggend vermaak gaan verskaf, is die

sangeres Suzanne, Lizz Meiring en die im-

mergewilde komediant en aktrise Marion

Holm.VolgensMarinavanderMeulen, pro-

jekkordineerder vanAlta duToit, is dit die

negende vroue-oggend. Daar gaan inkopies

gedoen kan word by talle stalletjies, koek

geet word en jou lagspiere gaan geprikkel

word. Alle geld wat met die oggend ingesa-

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van die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum.

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Y

outh Day is a reminder that the future

is in the hands of the youth, and educa-

tion is the key.

Khwezi Jackson (19), a student from Bell-

ville and a former learner from Stellenberg

High School, says students complaining that

they cant afford a tertiary education, have

no excuse not to study.

It is our responsibility to determinewhat

kind of future we make for ourselves, he

says. My mom, Chumisa, is a single parent

with four children, and she also could not

afford to sendme to university or technikon.

She opted to sendme to the Cape TownTerti-

ary School in BusinessAdministration (TSi-

BA) in Pinelands after matric in 2014, says

Jackson.

He is a Bachelor in Business Administra-

tion student and he would like to encourage

those who cant afford to study at a tertiary

institution to opt for TSiBA.

TSiBA shows us that education is more

than just studying; that there is a whole

world out there. At TSiBA students are giv-

en a second chance to catch up and learn ba-

sic academic skills which they may have

missed in high school. TSiBA is different in

that they provide great support to help all

students to do well in their studies. Their

Pay it Forward philosophy empowers me

to give back to the community, but I also get

to do amazing things, gain exposure to new

networks, ideas and overseas university

programmes, he says.

TSiBA offers four business entrepreneur-

ship and leadership qualifications with a

strong focus on self-development and practi-

cal experience, in this way effecting real so-

cio-economic change for the future.

My advice to learners is to know what

you want to do and research your options as

well as the scholarship opportunities out

there. There aremany great tertiary institu-

tions out there, but I would highly recom-

mend if you are motivated, self-driven and

have a good attitude, you should apply to

TSiBA. Its more than just a scholarship;

more than just an education. Its a way of

life. The reality is a degreedoesnt guarantee

a job anymore, but I am confident that TSi-

BAs programme and accredited degree will

developme tobe the employee that everyem-

ployer is looking for, he adds.

Jackson was born in Mount Frere in the

EasternCapeandattended theExcelsiorPri-

mary School and Stellenberg High. He was

a member of the Students Representative

Counsel in 2015 and was selected to be a

youth leader for a youth group called the

RUSH (Rocking the Universe Spiritually

High).

In 2015 I was accepted at TSiBA and com-

pletedmyHigherCertificate inBusinessAd-

ministration. Iwas fifth on themerit list and

started my Bachelors this year. I have

served in the executive boards of Enactus as

well as the TSiBA chess team, he says.

Adri Marais, TSiBA CEO and co-founder,

explains that TSiBAs unique curriculum

integrates knowledge, skills and attitude

through our Profile of Graduateness which

has been carefully designed to match the

needs of employers and the competencies

needed to be a successful entrepreneur.

The evidence is there in that 96% of TSi-

BA degree graduates are employed, study-

ing at postgraduate level or become entre-

preneurs, he says.

Kwanele Magwaca of Student Recruit-

ment at TSiBA, encourages learners and po-

tential scholarship applicants to be more

organised, plan ahead and send in applica-

tions early. We are looking for young peo-

ple who have potential, an interest in busi-

ness and who want to make a difference in

their communities, to apply to TSiBA.

V To grab this opportunity and change your life visit

TSiBA Cape Towns Campus Open Day on Saturday

30 July 2016 between 10:00 to 13:00. You will get

to experience the campus and learn about this busi-

ness school directly from students and staff.

V For more information contact Kwanela Magwaca

on 021 532 2750 or email [email protected] or visit

www.tsiba.org.za.

Youth have no excuse not to study

Khwezi Jackson and his mom, Chumisa.

Die Tygerberg-kunssentrum se jaarlikse la-

erskool-uitstalling is verlede Dinsdag ge-

open tydens n spoggeleentheid.

Laerskole wat verteenwoordig was by die

uitstalling, sluit in Parow-Noord, Parow-

Wes, Parow-Oos,Welgemoed,Edgemead,De

Tyger, Seamount, Kings, Elkanah House,

Delft-Suid, asook tuisskoolleerders en vry-

willigers wat by di kunssentrum in Du To-

itstraat, Parow onderrig ontvang.

Daar is tans ongeveer 300 leerders by die

kunssentrum ingeskryf, wat leerders van

Stellenberg, D.F. Malan, Durbanville, HTS,

Brackenfell, Edgemead, Bosmansdam, J.G.

Meiring, President, Settlers, De Kuilen,

Fairbairn en Tygerberg insluit.

Daar is ook talle tuisskoolleerders wat

kuns as vak hier neem.

Die spoggeleentheid is bygewoon deur

leerders, ouers, skoolhoofde en onderwy-

sers van oor die Tygerberg-streek heen.

Anina Lundi, senior kurrikulum-beplan-

ner: GET skeppende kunste, was die gas-

spreker en het die belangrikheid van kuns

as voorbereiding vir n opwindende loop-

baan benadruk.

Dit is reeds internasionaal bewys dat

kuns n geweldigepositieweuitwerkingkan

h op enige vakgebied wat kreatiewe pro-

bleemoplossing benodig.

Die huidige uitstalling bestaan uit werke

wat tydens oggendklasse gemaak word.

Laerskole uit die omgewing word uitge-

nooi om die sentrum te besoek en hul leer-

ders aan die kunste bloot te stel.

n Aantal werke van hierdie klasse word

uitgehou om die uitstalling saam te stel.

Die uitstalling kan daagliks besigtigword

tussen 09:00 en 16:00 en sal tot Augustus die

gange van die sentrum versier tot wanneer

dit plek moet maak vir die jaarlikse Tyger-

bergse eisteddfod-uitstalling.

Die sentrum is tydens die skoolvakansie

gesluit.

V Vir meer besonderhede oor die uitstalling of oor

kuns as skoolvak, skakel die kunssentrum by

021 939 9293.

Laerskool-kuns kan by sentrum besigtig word

Hier (van links) staan Fransonette Swart (kunssentrum-hoof), Anina Lundi (senior kurrikulumbe-

planner: GET skeppende kunste) en Deon Burger (vakadviseur: GET skeppende kunste, Weskus)

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n Hawelose man is verlede Dinsdag dood ge-

vind in n bushalte in Hoofweg, Durbanvil-

le, skuins oorkant die Laerskool Durbanvil-

le. Volgens kapt. Marchell Rhode, woord-

voerder van die Durbanville-polisie, is die

oorledene, n man in sy dertigs, vermoedelik

vermoor. Hy het beswyk aan hoofbeserings,

vermoedelik veroorsaak deur n mangatdek-

sel. Die oorledene is gedentifiseer as Nkos-

inasi Nkombi. Sy liggaam is omstreeks 08:00

in die bushalte onder n stuk vilttapyt ont-

dek. n Ander hawelose, ook in sy dertigs,

is in verband met die moord in hegtenis ge-

neem. Sinthenbile Gwaza het reeds in die hof

in verband met die voorval verskyn.

Hawelosemanglo deur ander hawelose vermoor

AVRIL FILLIES

T

he Greater Tygerberg Partnership

(GTP) will be launching their busi-

ness plan for 2016/17 for Bellville

and Parow at a business breakfast at Nit-

idaWine Farm in Durbanville on Thurs-

day 30 June.

Since the inception of the GTP our

biggest challenge was engaging with all

stakeholders to create an inclusive re-

generation process.We are also trying to

increase the marketing of the GTP and

the area, says CEO Chris OConnor.

The other big challenge is the crime

and grime issues which need urgent at-

tention and a consolidated and coordi-

nated effort from all stakeholders in or-

der to make the area attractive to invest-

ment and development.

Objectives

To realise our vision to create an in-

clusive, vibrant and economically pros-

perous area in which to invest, live,

work and play, we have to achieve cer-

tain objectives. We need to market the

northern urban area aggressively by in-

teracting with business, health, educa-

tion and community leaders, as well as

the general public. We need to plan and

develop with the City of Cape Town a vi-

brant and well- coordinated urban area

with emphasis on the Bellville and Par-

ow nodes, he says.

The entire area covered by the GTP

plans to promote investment byworking

closely with other marketing agencies

and institutions. This includes mobilis-

ing City, local and provincial support

from government and business for the

social enhancement and economic

growth plans for the area.

Wewill achieve this through a strate-

gic approach which is aimed at unlock-

ing opportunity in five steps, says

OConnor.

A creative and inclusive strategywill

unlock the significant potential of the ar-

ea. Residents and businesses alike will

share the benefits of quality housing, ef-

ficient public transport and recreational

opportunities near to their places of

work.

Successes

successes achieved so far by the GTP

include the launching of ongoing pro-

grammes that have made public spaces

more accessible, safe, and welcoming.

These include Jack Muller Park, Elsi-

eskraal Greenbelt, Kerkplein, Tedding-

ton Road and Kruskal Avenue in Bell-

ville and Parow Station Arcade.

Our Infrastructure andServiceDeliv-

eryProgrammehas succeeded in attract-

ing investors and developers into the

Bellville and Parow area and our service

offering for investors, developers and

property owners has been enthusiasti-

cally received, says OConnor.

Our efforts have led to buildings be-

ing upgraded and re-purposed to accom-

modate the need for increased property

densities through mixed use develop-

ments that offer retail premises, afforda-

ble rental accommodation and student

accommodation.

Partnership launches

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NORTHLINK COLLEGE RECENTLY AWARDED THEIR TOP STUDENTS AT THE ANNUAL AWARD CEREMONY.

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Bringing back playtime for adults

At the launch of the

book play@work at

Tables at Nitida are

(back from left)

Shane and Rozelle

Johansen, writers and

producers of the

book, and Anton van

der Vyver from

Durbanville. In front

are Lisa Roberts from

Welgemoed, who did

the design and layout

of the book, and

Susan Plekker from

Kuils River. PHOTO:

GRACE PHOTOGRAPHY

ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

J

ust work and no play this is the picture

many employees are faced with today in

the grownupworld of a tough, struggling

economy.

A Durbanville couple, Shane and Rozelle

Johansen, launched their first play@work

book last Tuesday at Tables at Nitida after

they have developed a unique new concept

to introduce play to peoples work day.

We want people to discover how adding

abit of play can leave themrefreshed inbody

and mind, less stressed, anxious and over-

whelmed andmore innovative and creative,

aswell as a better individual and teammem-

ber, says Rozelle.

I remember as a child the endless play

times. We grew up on the Cape flats with a

neighbourhood filled with other barefoot,

high-spirited and imaginative kids. Our

lunches would be mud cakes baked off the

pavement; early autumns were spent in the

elaborate castles we built fromPort Jackson

trees and endless summers in our pool. Play

was beautiful, creative and free.

I guess we grow up and our play changes,

adapts and sometimeswe even forget to play

as the seriousness of being grownup and the

responsibilities of life cloud our view. My

first grownup reality check was landing my

first real job.Mydreamsandvisions of how

easy and fun life was, were replaced with a

sense of boredom, frustration, dashedhopes,

a mild depression, retrenchment and the

like, she explains.

My career took on a number of twists and

turns and I discovered a workspace that val-

ued working hard and playing hard. Work

was interspersed with dress-ups, karaoke

and competitions. But, the economy

changed and we found ourselves working

longer and harderwith play times becoming

further and further apart.

I was working in human relations and

watching people as thewalking dead stead-

ily losing hope and heart, running on the

treadmill trying to keep their heads above

water. This disturbed me and I guess I felt

trapped, because I was in the same boat.

She engaged with employees in team

building and she started to experiment with

play.

Every time people played, something

magicalhappened.They left refreshed, light-

er and ready to face their work.

When she and husband Shane began col-

laborating in the work space, they widened

and deepened their play at work experi-

ments and took teams and individuals on

play journeys and piloting play interven-

tions.

It dawned on us that we could give back

to theworld of work by creating a taster ex-

perience for people of what bringing play

back to work could do for them, she says.

This is how the @work series was born

with their first book having been launched.

People are encouraged to instead of

grabbing a rushed coffee break at their lap-

top or wolfing down a sandwich between

meetings deliberately and deservedly

schedule in a daily break to bring the fun

and playfulness into their life and work.

Why should your meeting notes be writ-

ten in strict soldiering lines when you can

doodle them in your favourite colours? Ro-

zelle asks.

V Contact Rozelle on 082 513 4320 or send an email

to [email protected] with enquiries.

Cool to be different, says Danil and Friends

From left: Deane Tomas from Bastion Primary School, with the team from Danil and Friends,

Lianie le Roux, Minki Burger, Lizel Smit and Nicky de Beer.

During the second school term, the Danil

and Friends Fund, a non-profit organisa-

tion which provides a holistic approach to

supporting families who have children

with special needs, launched its Different

is cool school awareness campaign.

We have become increasingly aware of

societys misperception of people with dis-

abilities, more so evident in children

whose uncertainty and, sadly, sometimes

negative view of those with special needs

is based purely on a lack of knowledge and

understanding, says marketing director

Nicky de Beer.

With empathy and compassion being

emotions best instilled at a young age, the

organisation created a campaign which

could be shared with children of school go-

ing age in a fun, informative way.

The entire programme, which lasts no

more than fifteen minutes and can be easi-

ly slotted into an assembly, consists of a

short one-act play which touches on sever-

al aspects regarding disabilities including

theuseof thewordretard inaderogatory

way.

In essence it teaches the children to ap-

preciate the difference in others, she

adds.

A short Powerpoint presentation about

the Danil and Friends Fund and what it

strives to achieve, along with an interac-

tive game which encourages children to

view each individuals packaging in a

different light, ends the presentation.

The excitement and eagerness with

which our campaign was received at both

Mikro Primary in Kuils River and Bastion

Primary in Brackenfell, have given us a re-

newed appreciation for just how necessary

a programme of this nature is, and we en-

courage all educational institutions to con-

sider introducing our programme to their

students, says De Beer.

V Further enquiries can bemade to nicky@danie-

landfriends.com

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todels Nurseries in Bellville received a

platinum award and was not only

named the best large garden centre in

the Western Cape, but also in South Africa,

at the Garden Centre Associations (GCA)

award ceremony held in Stellenbosch on

Wednesday 8 June.

ManagingdirectorNickStodel says it felt

a bit like being at the Oscars as the various

branches of Stodels walked away with no

less than 13 awards.

The Bellville branch took top honours for

thebest garden caredepartment and thebest

outdoor plants, while staffer Nonkumbuzo

(Lucy) Baba received the Young Retailer of

the Year award. This award is for a retailer

under the age of 35 who shows promise and

is committed to the industry.

Lucy, who has been with us for seven

years, has been promoted several times due

to her initiative, enthusiasm, hardwork and

going beyond what is expected. She has

helped improve the sales and customer rela-

tions in our nursery department and we are

thrilled that her drive, positivity and deter-

mination have been recognised, says Nick.

The majority of South Africas leading

gardencentres belong to theGCA.Part of the

anonymous judging criteria includes check-

ing that garden centres give customers ex-

cellent service, quality plants and associat-

ed products, together with innovative lifes-

tyle displays, professional advice and

information.

The Milnerton branch received a Gold

Award andwas placed in the top five for best

outdoor plants, best general displays and

best garden care area.

Stodels blooms in SA comp

The Stodels team with the awards are, from left, Sippe Steenkamp (shop manager), CJ du Toit

(fish and pet manager), Stefan Bouwer (hard landscaping manager), Nonkumbuzo Baba (nursery

specialist), Justin Emrich (operational manager), Luke Daries (lifestyle manager), Keagan Abra-

hams (support services manager) and CJ Kruger (nursery manager).

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LEWENSKIEKIE

n Ope brief

aan ons

Bok-afrigter

Beste Allister

Dalk is dit die Franse wyn en die

smaaklike Europese cuisine wat veroor-

saak dat jou ingevoerde Springbokke so

bietjie oorgewig en lusteloos op die

speelveld lyk.

Of dalk is die aanpassing van die

swaar, nat velde in Europa na die harde,

vinnige velde van Suid-Afrika te moeilik

om in n kort tydjie te maak.

Maar iets veroorsaak dat die Vermeu-

lens en Louws van die lewe net n

skaduwee van hulself was in die eerste

twee toetse teen die Iere. So bietjie

loodvoetig en lomp, n?

Om daardie rede wil ek jou aanraai om

maar te hou by die Suid-Afrikaners wat

hul brood op eie bodem verdien.

En plaaslike spelers, Allister, wat op

huidige spelpeil hul plek in die span

verdien.

Ons praat nie hier van die regte

kleursamestelling van die span nie. Ons

praat ook nie hier

van ervaring nie.

My beroep op jou

is juis om te

vergeet van erva-

ring en prestasies

uit die verre

verlede. Frik du

Preez en Naas

Botha gaan byvoor-

beeld nie nou die

oplossing wees nie.

Ook nie Victor of

Jean nie.

Kies die ouens

wat vanjaar

uitgeblink het in

die superrugby-kompetisie. Manne soos

Ruan Combrinck, Warren Whiteley en

Jaco Kriel. Kyk net watter reuse-verskil

Ruan en Warren al klaar gemaak het.

Daars ander spelers ook. Maar ek wil

nou nie t voorskriftelik klink nie, want

jy sal dalk s dis maklik om van die

kantlyn af raad te gee.

En dit is seker, maar tog wil ek my

beskeie mening uitspreek en jou vra om

jou spanne met die oog op die toekoms te

kies. Oor vier jaar wil jy n ervare span

na die Wreldbekertoernooi neem, nie n

ouetehuis (soos jy weet wie) nie.

Gee hierdie opkomende sterre die

geleentheid om ervaring op te doen al

verloor jy aanvanklik n paar toetse en al

s die ondersteuners en media ook wat.

Maar teen die volgende Wreldbeker-

toernooi gaan jy die laaste lag. Want dan

gaan jy n span vol jong, hardebaarde

saamvat, wat die stampe en stote van

toetsrugby ken en onder die knie het.

Dis die enigste manier om te roll,

Allister! Trust me on this one!

Jou vriend Valie (skuilnaam word

gebruik weens vrees vir viktimisasie).

WATDIE HART VANVOL IS

SMS

V Gooi jou geldjie in die bussie met die

slotjie vir liefdadigheid. Het ervaar die

los geld langsaanverdwyn. -Marina, Pa-

row

V In sake: Studentehuisvestiging, TB,

15Junie. n Jan S. Marais-blyplek! So, hier

kom die grootste dwelmbordeel in die

noordelike voorstede sedert die ontstaan

van Parksig Villas. - Jacbas van der Burgh,

Bellair, Bellville

V Sal graag van Stad Kaapstad wil weet

of my elektrisiteitslesing vir die eerste

viermaandewerklik gelees is. Volgensmy

nuwe rekening is dit geskat. Die rede:

geen toegang tot perseel. Die meter sit

oop en bloot waar dit die vorige vier

maande gelees is. - Inwoner, Erf 5275

V Ek wil net n pluimpie gee vir Mariska

Nortje van die DStv-agentskap Roytro-

nics in Brackenfell. Sy gee werklik die ek-

stra tree vir haar klinte. - Susan Kriek

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

BRIEWE

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nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

The other day it was reported

that 300 members of one party

in the Western Cape jumped

ship to join the opposition.

This tells me one of two

things:

They all suddenly had an

epiphany about the bad

policies of the previous party,

or they were promised some-

thing.

Now this is nothing new and

it is perceived to work to the

benefit of the party gaining the

new members. It does not.

It does however, unfortunate-

ly, just show how shallow

some people are when it comes

to election time as they are

serving themselves and not the

communities they supposedly

represent. As soon as a better

offer comes along, they will

jump again.

There is one description for

actions like this, and its called

political whoring.

M GOLDING

Parow

Ship jumpers

will jump again

It is indeed encouraging and

comforting that Eskom is

training its personnel suitably

to operate its nuclear power

station, before it blows up and

takes all of Cape Town with it

(Scarce nuclear skills har-

nessed, TB Table View, 15

June). However, what Eskom

also needs to tell us and

prove to the public is that it

has the necessary plan and the

money in reserve to clean up

the mess that is left behind

once a nuclear power station is

decommissioned. This part of

the equation nobody talks

about all one hears is that

nuclear power is cheap, but the

fact that the costs associated

with the clean-up after decom-

missioning run into billions, is

swept under the carpet.

Germany is currently

decommissioning all of its

Cloud of ignorance

over nuclear tech

I have the same problem as

many people I know. My TV

licence was due end of Februa-

ry which I paid in January.

Although I have paid it, I

keep on receiving numerous

SMSes demanding payment.

Despite my responding to the

SABC via email and them

acknowledging my payment, I

still receive the SMSes.

I take it as a joke and do not

waste my time in contacting

them as it falls on deaf ears. I

put it down to poor administra-

tive skills! I have been receiv-

ing these SMSes for the past

four months its a joke! They

need to train their people in the

administrative field!

MRS SOLOMON

Email

Paid, but still getting

flood of SMSes

Its mind boggling to find

people still falling for scams in

this day and age. It doesnt

matter how lonely you are

you must be at least vigilant

enough to see through the

scam.

This year only I won

R950 000 from Omo, R500 000

from Toyota and R750 000 from

Rica competitions, but I am still

as poor as a church mouse.

Knowing it was just another

Still as poor as ever

after winnings

Ek tel Vrydagoggend 10 Junie

my twee nuwe telefoongidse in

my oprit op, toegedraai in

plastiek, maar absoluut deur-

drenk van bladsy een tot die

laaste bladsy n die nag se

welkome ren van 36 mm.

My voordeur is onderdak en

ek is seker dit sou twee sekon-

des ekstra tyd in beslag geneem

het om dit voor my deur te

besorg. Nou is dit van geen nut

nie. Dit moes n 16:00 die

vorige middag gebeur het n

absolute vermorsing van geld

en dienslewering.

ANDORETTE VAN DE VYVER

Durbanville

Nat telefoongidse

nou van geen nut

Thosewho simply

think about helping

others, dont need

help themselves

they need the rudest

ofwake-up calls.

Andr Bakkes,

Parow

Congrats to the

TygerBurger teamon

anotherwell de-

served award.

Louisa Steyl,

Entertainment

Drie straatmense

verander n vrou se

lewe in haar agt jaar

byMES. Avril

Fillies, Bellville

Onswil vanjaar

bejaardes vereer

wat n verskil maak

in hul gemeenskap.

Laatweet ons van

hulle. Marita

Meyer, redakteur

For a journalist, the

truth should be the

only agenda. So if

your agenda is not

aimed at the truth,

then sorry, we have

different agendas.

Monique Duval,

Table View

Mfuleni policewarn

the public not to

take the law into

their own hands

based on rumours of

a child kidnapping

syndicate. Richard

Roberts, Kuils River

Invest in the youth

today our future

depends on it.

Desire Rorke,

Brackenfell

nuclear power stations, and it

has been found that the cost of

making it safe for other

occupation, is currently

something in the region of

R80 billion per station!

It could be argued that

another such power station

near St Francis / Oyster Bay is

not such a bad location, as it

can be shut off from public

access after decommissioning

for decades, but the same

cannot be said about Koeberg.

This one is being surrounded

more and more by residential

suburbs, ignorant of the associ-

ated dangers of nuclear radia-

tion, which can easily happen

by accident and by which

time its too late. To even

consider building another one

nearby, or anywhere within

50km of Cape Towns boundary,

is just plain stupid and irre-

sponsible. Any new nuclear

power station should be built, if

at all, as far from human

habitation as possible some-

thing we are certainly not short

of in this country.

Its high time we stop being

starry-eyed about nuclear

power. It might be cheap, but it

certainly is anything but cheap

to build, if properly done, and

far from cheap to clean up the

site after use, never mind all

the safe waste disposal costs

over the years. A big shroud

hangs over much of the issues

associated with nuclear power,

and the public is being kept

ignorant on purpose.

PETER SMULIK

Rugby

scam, I called. I was told to

send R120 airtime and call a Mr

Smith to claim. Upon calling

Mr Smith, who sounded like a

foreigner from one of the north

African countries, I was told to

bring R1000 to town to claim

my money. When I asked if it

would be wise for me to ask the

police to accompany me, the

phone went dead.

ALFRED FOFO

Dunoon

V Die bostaande menings is

di vandie betrokke joernalis,

en reflekteer nie noodwendig

die opinie(s) van die Tyger-

Burger-handelsnaam nie.

Oor vier jaar

wil jy n ervare

spannadie

Wreldbeker

toernooi

neem, nie n

ouetehuis nie.

Kan jy dit

oorvertel?


VTheV&AWaterfrontwill be hostingwin-

ter holiday activities until Monday 18 July

where little ones will be able to enjoy a rep-

tile garden (R50), a pumptrack (free), an In-

novation Station (R20) and the Logos

Hope: The Worlds Largest Floating Book

Fair (R5). Visit www.waterfront.co.za for

opening times, dates andmore information.

V The Stellenbosch Arts Association will

open a new exhibition titled All things Wise

andWonderful at the Oude Libertas Gallery

on Wednesday 29 June from 18:00 with

guest speaker Muller Ballot. The exhibition

will run until Wednesday 20 July. Call

021 809 7463 or email oudelibertasgallery1

@gmail.comtoRSVPfor theopeningor visit

oudelibertas.co.za for more.

V The Art of Bonsai, a free talk on Bonsai

gardening, will be presented by Rhonel le

Roux, who turned her hobby into a passion,

at Stodels Bellville from 10:00 on Thursday

30 June. Rhonel will repeat the talk at Sto-

dels Milnerton at 13:00. Entry is free but

seats are limited. For a full list of events and

gardening tips visit www.stodels.com.

V Huis Zonnekus will be hosting a Winter

Dance at the Milnerton Community Hall on

Friday 1 July from 19:00. Tickets cost R150

and include a three-coursemeal. Guests are

invited tobring their owndrinks. Email fund-

[email protected] or call Lelani Ver-

maak on 021 552 2074/5 to book.

V Die Moorreesburg-Funduroword op Sa-

terdag 16 Julie ten bate vanHorskool Dirkie

Uys aangebied. Tydens di motorfietspret-

wedren sal motorfiets- en kwadfietsryers n

veldryroete van ongeveer 30 km kan aan-

pak. Vir die kleinspan sal daar ook n kinder-

baan wees. Toegangsgeld is R180 vir deel-

nemers of R80 vir kinders en sluit verver-

sings in. Registrasie begin om 07:30, met n

instruksiesessie vanaf 09:30 voor die wed-

renom 10:00begin. Kontak JacoWessels by

082 556 3108 of [email protected]

vir meer inligting.

V So Happys White Wonderland experi-

ence will take place at The Bank on Satur-

day 30 July in aid of The Smile Foundation

where guests can look forward to theatrical

performers combined with music provided

by SAs top DJs. There will also be mystery

prizes, games and activations. Tickets are

available from sohappy.nutickets.co.za.

V The Tank Art Gallery will host a photo-

graphic exhibition by Riehan Bakkes titled

Phi until Monday 1 August. Visit www.stel-

lenbosch-hills.co.za for more.

V Reach for a Dream will host their annual

Slipper Day on Friday 5 August. Slipper Day

stickers are available at any Pick n Pay or

Wimpy at R10, giving wearers the freedom

towear their slippers to school orwork.Visit

the Slipper Day Facebook page for more.

VGrande Provencewill celebrateWomens

Day with a Cape Fynbos Tea ceremony on

Tuesday 9 August from 11:00 to 13:00. Tick-

ets cost R650. Email events@grandeprov-

ence.co.za or call 021 8768600 for bookings

or more information.

V The BodyWorlds Vital exhibitionwill be

on show at the V&A Waterfronts Water-

shed from Tuesday 9 August to Sunday

23 October. Visitors to the exhibition are in-

vited toexplorehumananatomy,physiology

and health through around 180 authentic

whole-body plastinates, individual organs

and transparent body slices. Visit

www.bodyworldsvital.co.za for more or

www.webtickets.co.za to book tickets.

V Nedbank se Kaapse wynmakersgilde-

veiling sal op Donderdag 18 Augustus van

18:00 tot 21:00 by die Kaapstad Internasio-

nale Konferensiesentrum (KIKS) plaasvind.

Hier sal wynliefhebbers die kans kry om

skaars, uitsonderlike wyne te proe. Kaart-

jies, wat by www.webtickets.co.za beskik-

baar is, kos R250 en sluit n Spiegelau-wyn-

glas in. Besoek www.capewinemakers-

guild.com vir meer inligting.

VTheWinelandsChocolateFestival takes

place at BlaauwklippenWine Estate in Stel-

lenbosch for the second time on Saturday

20 and Sunday 21 August where chocolate

lovers will be able to taste and purchase ar-

tisanal confectionary. Tickets: Quicket.co

.za. Visit winelandschocolatefestival.co.za.

Whats up |Wats Waar


Anton

Raath,

uitvoerende

hoof van

Glacier van

Sanlam, en

Michelle

Mller, hoof

van

klantediens,

is druk

besig om

skoon te

maak.

Bestuur spring self in

AVRIL FILLIES

D

ie bestuur enuitvoerende ko-

miteelede van Glacier van

Sanlam se kantore in Sporti-

ca-singel in Tygervallei, het op

Vrydag 3 Junie hul moue opgerol

en die area rondom hul kantore

skoongemaak.

As n maatskappy wat daarop

roem dat ons wreldklasdiens aan

ons klante lewer, moet ons omge-

wing ook ons waardes weerspiel.

Ons ry elke dag in en uit na die

kantore en sien dan hoe l die pa-

piere en ander gemors rond en het

besluit om iets daaraan te doen.

Ons het ook opgelet dat die gras

oor die sypaadjies groei en het die

sny daarvan ook sommer by die

skoonmaak-operasie gevoeg, s

Anton Raath, uitvoerende hoof

van die maatskappy.

Die senior bestuur het besluit

om die leiding in die skoonmaak-

operasie te neemdeur self die voor-

beeld te stel.

Voor ons op n dag en datum be-

sluit het, het ons die planonderme-

kaar bespreek om te kyk of daar be-

langstelling is en watter dag almal

sal pas. Binne n kort tyd het vry-

willigers hul dienste aangebied en

ons het toe besluit om op 3 Junie

met die skoonmaak te begin.

Die dag van die skoonmaakak-

sie is ons dasse en pakke die mid-

dag weggepak en verruil vir

werksklere.

Die span het met hul eie toerus-

ting opgedaag vir die skoonmaak-

aksie endit het gewissel vanharke,

grawe, grassnyers en swart sakke

en almal het aan die werk ge-

spring, het Raath ges.

Deur die loop van die middag is

sowat 50 vullissakke met papiere,

bottels en gras gevul. Glacier daag

nou ander ondernemings in die

omgewing uit om hul voorbeeld te

volg en ook hul eie skoonmaak-ak-

sie van stapel te stuur.

Die skoonmaak-aksie het vir

baie opmerkings van ander lede

van ondernemings in die omge-

wing gesorg. Hulle het kamtig hul

hulp aangebied en almal aange-

moedig om vinniger te werk.

Ons sounet die een skoonmaak-

aksie doen, maar n tweede een is

nie uitgesluit nie, want ons het ge-

sien dat daar verder af in die pad

ook rommel rondl. Die lekkerste

was egter die lafenis wat almal kon

geniet nadat die dag se hande-ar-

beid afgehandel is, s Raath.

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

What some called a shock-tactic

advertisement campaign, im-

proved the overall seatbelt compli-

ance in Cape Town by an astonish-

ing 27%.

The northern suburbs measured

the highest compliance rate with

72% of all vehicle occupants wear-

ing a seatbelt.

Snap surveys were done before

the launch of the campaign in

March and again on Tuesday 3

May, six weeks into the campaign.

In the northern suburbs the sur-

veys took place on the corner of

Voortrekker and De La Ray Roads

in Bellville, during two time slots

in peak-time morning and after-

noon traffic, with 303 vehicles ob-

served.

According to the results that

were released by the Department

of Transport and PublicWorks last

week, 72% of all the vehicle occu-

pantswerewearing seatbelts in the

second survey, compared to the

51% compliance rate of the pre-

campaign survey.

In the CBD post-campaign com-

pliancewasmeasured at 66% 10%

higher, in Mitchells Plain 42%

16% higher, and in Khayelitsha it

remained 30%.

The First Kiss campaign was

released in March this year, with

a hard-hitting television commer-

cial at the core of it. The commer-

cial, which was the subject of heat-

ed debate levelled at its graphic

portrayal, shows the consequences

of not buckling up.

Donald Grant, minister of trans-

port and public works in the West-

ern Cape, was elated with these re-

sults, saying the result of the cam-

paigns impact was successful.

International best practice and

in-depth research into local audi-

ence perceptions drove the devel-

opment and production of the ad,

with an impact assessment compo-

nent built into the project. The as-

sessment of the campaigns impact

has proven that the scientific, evi-

dence driven methodologies em-

ployed to create First Kiss really

worked, he says.

According to Grant these im-

provements were driven mainly

by behaviour change in Belville,

the CBD andMitchells Plain, with

less impact recorded in Khayelit-

sha, despite a concentration of out-

door advertising supporting the

commercial in the area.

This aspect of the campaign has

been extremely influential in how

we design the research into our

next TV advertising campaign,

which is centred on our #Booze-

FreeRoads theme for November,

December and January. It is also

driving the development of a new

activation of First Kiss for Sep-

tembers #AlwaysBuckleUp

theme, he says.

The ad, released on TV, cinema

and online, can be viewed here:

https://youtu.be/JhUN9Gv0M9Y.

V Email your views to desiree.rorke@ty-

gerburger.co.za

First Kiss shocks

more to buckle up


Nazeema Benjamin en Emmarentia Matthews van MES staan by van

die rommel wat opgetel is.

Operasie loop

glad ompark

skoon te kry

AVRIL FILLIES

M

ES, Park Flow en die

VRCID het op Saterdag

11 Junie die Tielman

Marais-park op die hoek van

Langenhoven- en Alexandra-

straat in Boston skoongemaak.

Volgens LizetMulder, organi-

seerder van Operasie Tielman

Marais-park, was dit die eerste

wintersessie nadat daar reeds

drie somersessies van Februa-

rie tot April gehou is.

Ons was Saterdagmeer gefo-

kus op die opruiming en her-

winningvanrommel indiepark

en het nie families uitgenooi

soos tydens die somersessies

nie. Tydens di sessies kon fa-

milies van oud en jonk en ook

hul vierbenige vriende pret in

die park h, het sy ges.

Die park is gele in n boomry-

ke omgewing agter die aftree-

oord Huis Andr van der Walt

en die krieketveld van die Hor-

skool D.F. Malan.

Die doel van die skoonmaak

van die park was om ons bure

te ontmoet, die vars lug te geniet

en om ook die openbare plekke

in die noordelike voorstede te

verken. Sonder dat enigiemand

agtergekom het, dat arbeid en

sweet hiermee gepaard sou

gaan, het ons die park skoonge-

maak, het sy bygevoeg.

Die opruiming word deur

VRCID ondersteun, wat die se-

kerheid verskaf het en ook met

die rommelverwydering gehelp

het.

Ons het werkers by MES ge-

werf om die leiers te wees en al-

mal wat opgedaag het, is in vier

groepe verdeel.

Die vier groepe was Hawke-

eye Eco-brickers, Base-camp

Bears, Recycle Recruiters en

MankMasters.Almalwasgewa-

pen met hoede, tuinhandskoe-

ne, waterbottels en gemaklike

skoene. Toe het ons die rommel

en al die dooie diere in die park

en die kanaal ingepak, het sy

gelag.

Ongelukkig was daar geen in-

woners of gemeenskapsorgani-

sasies van Boston wat kom help

het nie.

Drie sakke rommel is uit die

kanaal verwyder, een en n hal-

we sak is vir herwinning inge-

samel, drie eco-bakstene is ge-

maak en onherwinbare rommel

is weggestuur.

Ons volgende skoonmaak-

aksie is op Saterdag 9 Julie en

dan weer op Saterdag 13 Augus-

tus. Ons soek ook nog vrywilli-

gers om te komhelp, maar hulle

moet onthou dat al sous dit,

skyn die son of waai die wind,

sal die skoonmaakaksie voort-

gaan. Ons vra net twee ure van

jou tyd om te kom help met die

opruiming in die parkie.

Met die winter hier, kan die

water in die kanaal weer vrylik

vloei as ons die gemors daaruit

haal, het sy bygevoeg.

VNavrae kan aan Lizet by 076 561 2411

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A

panther never blushes.

If this phrase makes you

think of mushrooms,

then you have probably gone

mushroom foraging at Delheim

wine estate.

Armedwith gumboots andwarm

jackets, the knowledge shared by

GaryGoldman, amushroom fundi,

and a good shot of glhwein, a

group of about 40 people set off to

the misty pine forest on Delheim

on Youth Day last week to look for

wild mushrooms.

Everybody was hoping to find

baskets full of porcini (Boletus ed-

ulis) according to chefs the Rolls

Royce ofmushrooms, selling at pri-

ces from R380 per kilogram.

Vuvuzela, one of the farms Jack

Russells, runs along eagerly. The

pine forest opened up a whole new

world to this newcomer.

Normally this reporter would

have only noticed the birdsong, the

beautiful trees and how steep and

slippery the hill was after a few

days of winter rain, but through

the eyes of a mushroom forager,

the bed of leaves under the trees

came alive with its hidden trea-

sures beautiful fairytale bright

red mushrooms, purplish ones,

dotted brown ones, but mostly lit-

tle brown jobs.

It seemed far more difficult out

in the field than Gary made it

sound back in the historic cellar

where he made his presentation.

Gary explained that due to the

heavy rain the mushrooms die off

rather quickly and becomemushy,

and their colours wash out, which

makes identification more diffi-

cult.

There are over 100 000 types of

mushrooms, of which 100 are poi-

sonous and only 10 are deadly. Of

these deadly ones, four can be

found in South Africa. It is there-

fore best to learn at least what

these four look like,Garywarned.

What colour a mushroom bruis-

es is often the secret to identifying

it, like the poisonous panther (Am-

anita pantherina) that looks exact-

ly like the blusher (Amanita rubes-

cens) the latter is delicious, but

the panther kills.

While they both have a skirt and

white gill, the blusher becomes

reddish in colour when bruised,

while the panther does not change

its colour hence the

phrase a panther never

blushes.

Some mushrooms,

like the Cape russula

(Russula capensis), one

can only eat when they

are young and fresh, be-

cause the older ones can

be attacked by another

fungus. Another, like

the shaggy ink cap (Cop-

rinus comatus)must not

be eatenwhen they start

to darken at the bottom.

The common ink cap

cannot be consumed

within three days before

and after drinking alco-

hol. Others like the Tur-

key Tail can assist in

treating breast cancer,

while others lower cho-

lesterol or help for other

ailments.

Then there are chick-

enof thewoods (Laetipo-

rus sulphureus), which

tastes exactly like chick-

en, and the shrimp rus-

sula (Russula xerampelina), which

smells just like shrimp, thedyeball

or dog turd fungus, which grows

only underneath Eucalyptus trees.

On the top of the list of poisonous

ones is the death cap (Amanita

phalloides) which can easily be

identified by its volva (sack) at

the root. They are highly poison-

ous and break down the human or-

gans such as the liver and kidneys.

It causes 95% of deaths due to

mushrooms.

Identify mushrooms correctly is

not for beginners, and so it seems,

neither is cooking them.

Whencookingmushrooms,Gary

advises, one must remember that

they consist of 98% water and

therefore it is best to use high heat

to cook them, otherwise it becomes

watery.

That they absorb water and be-

comes mushy is also the reason

why you should never wash mush-

rooms, but just brush orwipe them

off before use, he says.

Mushroom foraging at Delheim

was started six years ago by Nora

Sperling-Thiel, who grewup on the

farm and as a child learned the

skill from her mother when they

went foraging for mushrooms at

certain times of the year.

It only struck me many years

later that it was such a privilege

and special experience that we

should share it with others, she

says.

She and Gary believe the moon

has something to do with the

emerging of mushrooms.

Gary says mushrooms grow

from mycelium, the fungal orga-

nism of the mushroom, which he

describes as the earths internet.

Themoon sees themycelium as

a body of water and then pulls the

mushrooms out, he says.

To help people identify mush-

rooms correctly, they can post pho-

tographs of the mushrooms on

https://vmus.adu.org.za.

One needs a permit to forage

mushrooms in forests such as in

the Newlands forest, usually only

obtainable from the end ofMay un-

til the end of July.

VFreepermits are issuedby theNewlands

Forest Sanparks conservation office.

Phone Chamell Pluim on 021 689 7438 or

076 730 2816 with enquiries.

V Tickets for mushroom foraging are

available from Computicket. For more in-

formation about mushroom foraging,

contact Gary Goldman on 073 936 2378

or by email to gary.goldman@cybers-

mart.co.za.

Mushroom foraging a delicate art

The mushroom fundi Gary Goldman here explains to the group how to identify certain types of mushrooms. On the

far left (in purple) is Nora Sperling-Thiel on the lookout for more gems.

Elna and Franz Holm from Durbanville show off

their collection of pine-ring mushrooms (Lactari-

us deliciosus), which are most popular in the

Western Cape. If it is cut, the hollow stem turns

into a pineapple ring. Franz used to join his

grandmother as a child in mushroom foraging in

Sasolburg. PHOTOS: ESM ERASMUS

Gerald Ponte from Plattekloof found

this fly agaric mushroom.

This split gill mushroom was

discovered on the bark of a tree. It

has medical qualities.

The panther mushroom is very

poisonous and can easily be mistak-

en for the blusher.

This bright red mushroom, the fly

agaric, is also poisonous when eaten

and can be used to kill flies in a very

creative way. You must slice it, dry it

and you are ready to tackle your fly

problem.

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vlytbrode en fyngebak wakker word.

Die gewilde Deeghuys se nuwe winkel in Dur-

banville is amptelik oop en gereed om joumet

n wye reeks lekkernye te bederf.

Heerlik en gerieflik

Sedert die eerste Deeghuys sy deure in 2012

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drumpel stap semond te laat water. En jymag

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n smelt-in-die-mond botterskilferkorsdeeg.

Bevrore pasteie is beskikbaar as jy die lekkerte

vir later wil hou.

Aandete is ook nou makliker met Huyskos.

Di reeks tuisgemaakte hartskos word vol-

gens Marinda Engelbrecht van Kokkedoor-

faam se resepte voorberei en beproef. Dit was

nog nooit so vinnig en gerieflik om heerlike

kos op die tafel te sit nie.

Geniet geurige kerriemaalvleis saam met n

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