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CHAIR OF WC COMMUNITY POLICE: SUSPENDED

Loonat wants answersGARY VAN DYK

Suspended chairperson of the WesternCape Community Police Board, HanifLoonat, is calling for clarity on his sus-

pension now entering its seventh week.At a press conference held last week he ap-

pealed to the office of the Western Cape Pro-vincial Commissioner for an urgent resolu-tion to the matter in the interest of fightingcrime in the community.“I am concerned at what is happening in

the provincial board and need them to pro-vide me, and my attorneyMichael Bagraim,with the necessary documents relating tothe charges ofmy suspension and to provideme with an opportunity to appeal my sus-pension as per the requirements of the Con-

stitution of the Western Cape CommunityPolice Board,” he said.Loonat went on to explain that even

though he is yet to receive these documentsrelating to charges against him it may be re-lated to discussion around the termsof officewhich started in 2010.“During 2010 - 2012 theProvincial Commu-

nity Police Board had several meetings withour structures and the Provincial Board todeal with the issue of the extension of theTerm of Office of its structures from twoyears to five years.

Constitution“The process undertaken was all as per

the Provincial and the National Constitu-tion and at a further special meeting with

the Provincial Board, the WC SAPS legalrepresentatives and the WC Department ofCommunity Safety, in September 2012, itwas agreed that the Provincial Board togeth-erwith theSAPS legal teamwill draft a docu-ment explaining the Terms of Office to ourstructures.“This documentwas drafted and as agreed

in the meeting was to be signed by the WCSAPS, the HOD of the Western Cape Depart-ment of Community Safety, as well as theProvincial Board chairperson and then to bedisseminated to all our structures.“This never materialised and the appar-

ent reluctance by Deputy Police Commis-sioner Maj Gen Peter Jacobs, to do so frus-trated the board as well as the legal repre-sentatives of SAPS.

“Jacobs started avoiding me to sign thedocument and on several occasions I re-questedameetingwithhimwhichneverma-terialised,” he said.

Pressure“Through my naivety and frustration, as

well as pressure from the CPF structures Isent out an email to the board executivewherein I questioned his reluctance want-ing to know if it was to curry favour withthe Premier, Helen Zille, as she and her Pro-vincial Department had a change of heart onthe extension on the term of office.“On receiving a copy of this email Jacobs

thenproceeded to chargeme for bringinghisname into disrepute.V To page 2.

Heavy rains lashed theWestern Cape last week butthere may be some respitefrom the wintry weather forthe rest of the week. In ElsiesRiver, Steve Ross of theRiverton Estate Residents’Association took some time tosee the canal in the areaalmost overflowing. Read howthe floods affected residentsof the Tsunami TRA in Delfton page 2.

PHOTO: STEVE ROSS

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“This happened to bethe first charge to bebrought against me.“Jacobs further wenton to laya secondchargeagainst me in which hesaid that I had stated tothe media that PremierHelen Zille should notplaypoliticswith the sit-uation in gangster rid-den areas by asking forthe deployment of thearmy.“The national Minis-ter of Police had taken asimilar position as I hadregarding the deploy-ment request at thetime.“Strangely, hypocriti-cally SAPS did notcharge me for a statement made to thepress denouncing the intended Commis-sion of Enquiry of Khayelitsha SAPS bythe Premier. Is this because it was in theirfavour?”Loonat also pointed out that at that timewhen Maj Gen Sharon Jeptha was over-seeing the CPFs they were supported andguided by her, thus producing effectiveand resolute crime combating projects.Unfortunately when Jacobs took overthis function things took a turn for theworst and it was compounded whenLoonat was accused of wanting a clusterchairperson removed.“Michael Jacobs, the cluster chair fromMitchells Plain approached me andclaimed that I wanted him removed,which was totally untrue and I told himso, but he then became an architect of allcharges and a vote of no confidenceagainst me. A year later there was abso-lutely no conclusion on these charges,”said Loonat.This year the latest charges were when

a statement by somebodyelse was attributed to himin a local newspaper.“I personally correctedthis with the NationalMinister of Police, NathiMthetwa’s office and re-ported my unhappinesswith the way the reportermisquoted the sentimentsascribed to me to the edi-tor of the said paper.“It was after this state-ment that the ProvincialBoard Executive wassummoned to Jacobs’ of-fice to inform us of thecharges against me andthe intended investiga-tion.“To my dismay, none ofmy colleagues in the Ex-

ecutive raised any objections against theproposed intention of SAPS. Taking intoaccount that I am not a member of theSAPS, I am a democratically elected offi-cial of the board thus the board is the onlyentity that shouldhave dealtwithmymat-ter.“A Provincial Boardmeeting on 25Maythis year, where I intended to raise thematter andmy concerns,was cancelled byJacobs, again unethically, even though aweak apology and reason was later given.“The meeting was postponed to 29 Juneand again postponed to 6 July, but withinthat same week I was served with my sus-pension notice.“Up until today I have not been affordedan opportunity to defend my case. Theprocess is beingdelayedandwishedaway.“I am an elected member of the Provin-cial Community Police Board and not anemployee of the SAPS and the full boardshould have been informed of the intend-ed new charges and afforded an opportu-nity to deal with the matter.”

Hanif Loonat, wants clarity onhis suspension.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Delft police are calling on the public to as-sist in identifying an unknown female.On Saturday 10 August at about 01:30 po-

lice were called out to a scene in LeidenAv-enue, opposite Leiden Avenue Primary,where anunknown femalewas found in cir-cumstances where she was a danger to her-self and to other road users.She appeared to have consumed alcohol

and was taken to the police station for herown safety.Whilst sitting in the temporary holding

cells, she slumped over and upon inspec-tion she appeared to have died.Police have opened an inquest and the

woman, about 40 years old, was about 1,5metres tall, dark of complexion and wear-ing cream pants and a maroon jacket.No further information was available

and police would like to contact her next ofkin.V For further information and enquiries, call CaptainJaco Fredericks on 021 954 9000.

Police need to IDfemale deceased

GARY VAN DYK

Police in Delft are concerned about condi-tions in a local temporary relocation areaespecially after recent rains in the area.Communications officer of Delft SAPS,

Capt JoeWilson went through the TsunamiTRA to see what some of these residentswere experiencing.During thewalk through thearea the resi-

dents came voluntarily to complain abouttheir living circumstances.The 34-year-old Vanisthwa Whabe, strug-

gled through the muddy roads that runthrough the area and complained about thebitter cold.“Its affecting the health of my children,”

she said as she carried her one-year-olddaughter on her back and led her 4-year-oldson by the hand.

“These houses are made of asbes-tos and they are not good to live in.“You can see the holes here in my

house and some of these walls areready to break down because of therain, which just comes in and floodsour houses.”Another resident, JoyceKelle, liv-

ing with her 64-year-oldmother alsocomplained about the conditions inthe area as she pointed out how theyhad to scoopwater out of their houseand the wet pools they have to walkthroughwhenmoving around in thearea.According to Wilson, their con-

cern is with the environmental de-sign as the area has no properstreets andare floodedduringheavyrain.“The way that the authorities de-

signed this area makes service tothe community very difficult.“It also impacts negatively on our

vehicles because to make the waterflow away from their structures, theresidentsmade big holes in the path-ways and streets.”Tsunami started out as a tempo-

rary relocation area from 2005 andthe residents were promised thatthey would stay there for five years,but they are still living under thesame conditions.

Vanisthwa Whabe, shows Capt Joe Wilson how therain is coming in and damaging her house.

PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Township life even worsein rainy Cape winter

Residents in Tsunami have to face flooded roads during heavy rains.

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Police combined with metro po-lice and Law Enforcement lastweek to take their fight againstdrugs to the streets.

In Delft officers smiled broad-ly after they recovered about 173units of tik.

According to Captain Joe Wil-son, communication officer,they embarked on a massivesearch and seizure operation, inconjunction with metro policeand Law Enforcement agencies,which started at 10:00 on Friday.

“The drug dealers werespooked by the operation andfrantically attempted to hide andstash their drugs,” he said.

“One such dealer or runner at-tempted to hide his drugs at aWalton Road home in DelftSouth, but fortunately one of theresidents informed the policeand when they searched they re-covered 24 tik straws and 149 sa-chets of tik with an estimatedstreet value of about R8 000.”

A 17-year-old suspect was ar-rested, and will face charges fordealing in drugs.

In Elsies River on Monday 15August at about 10:45 Sgt Ger-hard Majiet and Const Jerome Manuel ar-rested awoman in possession of 104 packetsof tik and 64 mandrax tablets at a house inMaria Street, Avonwood.

Desne Louis has appeared in court oncharges of possession of tik and mandrax.

Station commissioner at Elsies River,Brig Denise Brand, congratulated themem-bers on a job well done, and appealed to thecommunity to continue providing informa-tion to SAPS in the ongoing fight againstcrime.

Police smiling aftertik, mandrax bust

Sgt Gerhard Majiet and Cst Jerome Manuel, who arrestedDesne Louis for possession of tik and mandrax in ElsiesRiver.

Lt/Col Andre Van Wyk, standing, congratulates Constables Mboneli Sonamzi, and MacdonaldMpikelwa for their part in some important drug busts in Delft. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Where is Marchellina? Police arelooking for Marchellina Swarts (14) wholives in Green Park and was last seenwhen she went to school in Delft onWednesday 31 July. She has long hairand is of average build. Should you haveany information on her whereabouts,please contact Missing Children SA on072 647 7464 or Mfuleni SAPS on 021909 9500.

Maria ismissing: MariaRhodes (68)was last seenon Wednesday14 August whenshe left herhome in BofinClose, Connaught Estate,Elsies River. Shehas Alzheimer’sand may notremember hername or whereshe lives. She

has brown eyes and black hair, 1,4m tall andweighs 53kg. She was last seen wearing ablack jacket, blue jeans and pink tekkies.Anyone with information, please contactMissing Children SA on 072 647 7464 orRavensmead SAPS on 021 933 9000.

Did you witness thisdeadly stabbing?Are you a witness?

On Saturday 10 August police inDelft were called out to the Delft DayHospital at about 1:15 where theywere shown the deceased body JulieMinnaar (38), of Bata Street, Leiden.

Further investigation revealed thatMinnaar had an argument with his37-year-old wife, and he was stabbedduring an ensuing scuffle.

The woman was arrested but policeare looking for witnesses who mighthave witnessed the incident.V Anyone with information can contact theinvestigating officer, Detective ConstableEgan Knoop on 021 954 9000.

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Skandaalkamp is one of four “bush” settle-ments on the dumpsite just outside of TableView. Over 260 families call it home. Theyhave one portable toilet and one tap for eve-ry six families. There is no electricity availa-ble to residents. They rely on fire to cook andstructures are built from whatever materi-als they can scavenge off the dumpsite.There are no roads, no jobs nearby, no

public transport. They are on the doorstepof one of our major cities but they may aswell be in the middle of Ethiopia.Their living conditions are desperate on

a normal, sunshine day!With all the rainwehave had in Cape Town in the last few days,it has become downright dangerous to be aresident here.Most shacks havenowindowsand roofs are mainly constructed fromwooden beams and years of layers of plasticsheeting.Mould anddamphave taken its tollon the shelters as well as the health of theoccupants. Shelters are full of rot and mossgrows on thewooden beams that are the sup-port for the roofs.One of the residents is disabled. He relies

on crutches for mobility, but his roof is heldup by planks placed under the roof beamsto keep them from collapsing. Water dripsinto buckets placed throughout his “home”.

It drips on his bed while he sleeps at night.His floor may not be under water, but eve-

rything he owns is damp. He has plasteredhis walls with cardboard as insulation fromthe cold. Cardboard fills the gap where nor-mal homes would have glass windows.He is not alone, over 260 families live this

way – in one settlement alone. There arethree more settlements on the same dump-site in very similar conditions.The people living here are good people,

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Complaints and query‘hotline’ workingThe city’s new C3 electronic reportingsystem for all service delivery com-plaints and queries is now in place, astatement said.

Residents are urged by the city to call0860 103 089 or to email [email protected] or to SMS 31373 (using nomore than 160 characters).

The city said that residents’ contact islogged and that a reference number willtrack progress of any reported incidents.It encouraged residents to use thesecontact avenues, citing that it was“working extremely well – try it!”

Residents are encouraged to reportcable theft-related incidents by calling0800 222 771 toll free on a 24\7 hotline.

Where is Roline? Roline Toll (19)was last seen on 29 May at StAndrews High School in Elsies River. Shehas light brown eyes, short black hairand is short. Roline wears a hearing aidin one ear. Anyone with information,can contact Ravensmead SAPS on 021933 9000 or Missing Children SA on072 647 7464.

Members of Belhar SAPS with the stash of abalone seized at the two houses.

Whopping 1 520 abalone confiscatedPolice in Belhar have made an importantperlemoen bust in the area.

OnSunday 11August at about 18:00Belharpolice under the command of Sgt Riyan Kar-riem received information from a reliablesource of the illegal trade in abalone in thearea.

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dam Road they recovered another 10 bags,and another four bags hidden in the boot ofa car on the premises.

Three suspects, a female and two men we-re arrested. A whopping total of 1 520 abalo-ne were seized and the estimated value wasstill to be determined.

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Learners at Edward Primary in Elsies River enjoy getting their special treats.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Special treats keep theMandela Day spirit aliveGARY VAN DYK

A local petrol station is playing its partin keeping the Mandela spirit of givingalive in the community.Pieter de Gouveia, director of BP Os-

man in Clarke Estate and BP Airport,said that these two stations wanted toplay their part in doing something fortheir communities even beyondMandelaMonth which was celebrated in July.“Our thoughts and prayers are with

NelsonMandela and his family andwhilewe long forhis recovery,we trust inGod’scompassion, mercy and goodness for hiswellbeing,” he said.“During July inhonour of his birthday,

eachperson is asked to celebrate this longroad to freedom with 67 minutes of com-munity service.“Ultimately these individual actions

seek to empower communities to take ac-tion, inspire change, but we seek tomakeevery day a Mandela Day.”Their contribution recently started

when staff at the two stations, with IzaniPretorius of BP Southern Africa, met at

the Mac Adams Test Kitchen in Black-heath and began a marathon bake-off of1 000 chelsea twists donated by Tribake.Sausage rolls were also donated by Pie-

mans who baked a further 550 pies attheir facility.“The delicious goodies from all three

sites were eventually ready for distribu-tionbymiddayand transported, in thede-livery van donated for the day by AfricanCellar Suppliers, to Edward Primary inElsies River, one of the beneficiaries ofour Mandela 67 outreach programme,”continued DE Gouveia.“Each child and staff member at the

school received a gift donated byBPHeadoffice, a sausage roll, a chelsea twist andcup of Coca Cola.“A cheque of R5 500 from BP Osman

was also handed to the principal and I en-couraged the children to spend their timehelping someone needy in their commu-nity.“The balance of the baking was shared

between Baphumelele children’s home,an orphanage inKhayelitsha and Linawochildren’s home in Pinelands.”

These are the mighty men who attended the camp to make a change in their communities.

Mighty Men rise up tochange communitiesGARY VAN DYK

Some mighty men are motivated to make adifference in their communities.The Bonteheuwel Men in Action recently

had a Men’s Camp at the picturesque Si-monsbergChristianCentre just outside Stel-lenbosch, and they’re motivated to inspiremore men to join them in making positivechanges in their neighbourhoods.One of the organisers, Theodore Motto,

said that the camp is held annually underthe banner of the Bonteheuwel Churches inAction.“We want to make that difference in all

communities so this camp was attended bymen from different churches and differentareas including Bonteheuwel, Montana,Delft, Belhar, Goodwood and MitchellsPlain,” he said.“At the camp members were treated to

hearty meals, comfortable beds, refreshingshowers, games, uplifting fellowship, inspir-ing talks and engaging discussions regard-ing men, their role and responsibility in so-ciety and the challenges of everyday life theyhave to face.”Motto added that the theme of the camp

was, Men Rise Up, and it included a concertby all the attendants.“A special feature of this year’s camp is

that some of the men attended with theirsons which opened up opportunities for

bonding, rejuvenated relationships andpassing on the baton to become a positivepart of their communities.“The camp ended with a joyful and emo-

tional parting as the men went their respec-tive ways with a renewed energy and senseof purpose for positive responsible living.”Another motivated attendant was Dave

Solomons, who feels that this camp was thestart of powerful changes that realmenweregoing to make in the community.“We are tired of all the crime, drugs and

gangsterism destroying our lives,” he said.“At this camp we realised that as men we

must make our voices heard for change inour communities. The churches must alsoplay a bigger role in becoming part of thatchange by tackling the problems that ouryouth are facing head-on, and when theproblems start surfacing.“The men in our neighbourhoods must al-

so realise that they have an important partto play in these changes. We must reach outto all these men, and motivate them to be-come part of that change.”Bonteheuwel Men in Action meets every

Monday at 19:00 and welcomes all men whowant to be part of the change to join them.V For more information on next year’s camp andthese organisations contact Paul August on 078 8808772, email, [email protected] or Neville Haupt on083 768 0504 or call 021 694 2476 during officehours.

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KENNISGEWING VAN ‘N VERGADERING VAN DIERAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD’n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Woensdag 28 Augustus 2013om 10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6e verdieping, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12,Kaapstad, gehou.

Let asseblief daarop dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke in die openbare galery in dieRaadsaal beskikbaar is en dat dit dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegekensal word. As u die vergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00-16:00 virMichelle Alberts by 021 400 3708 skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie laternie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van,voorletters en kontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekersword vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen 09:30 inte neem.

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The candidate will be responsible for, amongst others: the reporting of vacantunits, induction of new tenants, assisting tenants with general enquiries andliaising with tenant representative committees. Other duties will includeresponding to & reporting all maintenance incidents, undertaking all basicmaintenance tasks, reporting preventative maintenance problems to the HousingLiaisonOfficer and conducting inspections of units.

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GARY VAN DYK

The music will be makingsome magic this weekendwhen theAthloneAcademyof Music hosts their annualconcert.On Saturday from 15:00

they will be at the AthloneCivic Centre where some ofthe top acts on the local sce-ne will be in action to helpraise funds for this institu-tion.The academy is a non-

profit organisation esta-blished in 1994with the soleaim of providing music tui-tion within the Athlonearea, but it has now expa-nded and grown to includethe greater Athlone com-munity residing along theKlipfontein corridor and further afield in-cluding Langa, Gugulethu, Khayelitsha,Bonteheuwel,BishopLavis,Delft,MitchellsPlain, Retreat, Steenberg, Atlantis andMal-mesbury.

The communities in andaround Athlone have triedbut there has not alwaysbeen a cohesive attempt tomake sure that music edu-cation is not lost to a newgeneration of children.Music tuition has shown

to helpwith discipline,mo-tivation and a sense of be-longing, three basic valuesthat children from thepoorer disadvantaged com-munities need plenty of.On Saturday you will be

able to experience some ofthe talents that are comingfrom this institution andsome top acts like RichardCaesar, The StellenboschJazz Band, MelanieScholtz, Allou April, Ma-mela and the Delft Big

Band swinging into action.Tickets for this gig are R70.

V For more information and booking call 021 6373072 or Yulene on 072 556 4712, Patty on 072 5704803.

Richard Caesar will be makinghis musical magic for theAthlone Academy of Music onSaturday. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Music to thank the academy

That’s the spirit: The annual OnetoOne Day Fair for intellectually challenged personswas held at the Good Hope Centre on Sunday and The Dove Club of Elsies River had astall as one of the more than 70 stalls in action at the event. Learners from Elsies RiverHigh School who are part of the Trainers4Life club at the school assisted at the stallwhich was very popular treating the participants with a variety of games and presents.Their efforts led to them being awarded a Spirited Trophy from the Forum for Intellectually Disabled. Albert Glass, convenor of the event, is seen here handing over the trophy tothe group. Looking on is, left, Gilbert Thomas, President of the Dove Club in Elsies River,and Josefine Adams on the right, from Elsies River High School.

Ready to work: Badisa’s social work projects at the Rhenish Church in Elsies River are makinga difference in the community. These are some of the unemployed who attended the ninedayWorkforLiving programme to prepare them for the workplace and assist in finding a job or tostart their own business. The programme addresses issues that impact the workplace likeabsenteeism, poor work ethic, poor time management and bad attitude, transforming it intoexcellence in the workplace. They will be hosting another programme from Saturday 28 September in Bishop Lavis. Further information about this programme from 021 932 6721.

Scoot! This blackscooter was foundabandoned in the Uitsigarea and taken to theRavensmead policestation. Anyone whocan assist the policewith information on theownership of thisscooter can contactCaptain Arries on 021933 9000/9009.

The Down Syndrome Association WesternCape (DSAWC) will hold a golf day at ParowGolf Club on Friday 11 October.This day is one of their major fundraising

events of the year.Tineke Boshoff, liaison officer for DSAWC,

says they need the support of the businesssector and friends to make this day success-ful.Players who enter a fourball and sponsor

a hole receive a discount of R250.Down syndrome is the most frequent of all

chromosomal abnormalities. This purelyrandom occurrence takes place at concep-tion.There is a high variance of how it mani-

fests itself, both physically and mentally.

Taking into consideration that approxi-mately one in every 900 babies in South Afri-ca is born with Down Syndrome, it is some-thing that affects each one of us.DSAWCencouragespeoplewithDownsyn-

drome to develop to their full potential, usingtheir skills and abilities to contribute to theircommunities.Some of their services include: parent sup-

port, early intervention, supported employ-ment, counselling, inclusive education,training courses, support groups, referralservice, social events such as dancing, out-ings, art classes, etc.V For more information call Jan Malan on 082 5515088 or Tineke Boshoff on 021 919 8533 or084 258 6436.

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Ravensmead Library is working on motiva-tingmore young readers in the area, and thechallenge is being taken up by a local prima-ry school.While they already have an annual Dis-

trict Reading Competition for Grade 7 lear-ners from a number of schools in the area,one of those schools has now started an in-house competition to encourage learners ofall ages to get into the habit of enjoyingbooks.Webner Primary participated in 2012 and

again this year, and they were very happywith the results.“They have now started their own compe-

tition and had the first round for Grades 1to 3 last week,” says Bronwen Mogapi of thelibrary.“They were so pleased with this initiative

of Ravensmead Library and participatingschools coming together to motivate our

children to read and have fun, they decidedto have their own In-House Reading Compe-tition.“The major difference is that they have

started with all grades to motivate, help andprepare their children for future district li-brary reading competitions and generallyassisting their children to enhancea readingculture.”The school will be hosting the second part

of their competition today and the excite-ment is running high.“We are very happy with this initiative,”

continued Mogapi.“Our hope is that the other participating

schools get on board and maybe start theirown In-school or In-House reading competi-tion for their own students or learners, set-ting a platform in advance for the Raven-smead Library Annual Reading Competiti-on. We, as library staff are passionate aboutwanting all children to develop a real loveof books and of reading pleasure.”

Competition boosts reading

Teacher Meagan Swartz, who organised the competition, Bronwen Mogapi, and deputyprincipalVincent Aspeling congratulate the firstround winners, front from left, Lindsey Schoeman (Grade 3Afrikaans), Michaela Moses (Grade 3 English), Hope van Wyk (Grade 2 Afrikaans), MekaylaLeliefeldt (Grade 2 English), Peyton Arendse (Grade 1 Afrikaans), and Vinita Barry (Grade 1English). PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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HEIDEVELD-BEHUISINGSPROJEKDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat menslike nedersettings gaan nog ’n opvolg-siftingsessie virbeoogde begunstigdes van die Heideveld-behuisingsprojek in Heideveld hou. Die databasisvan die begunstigde gebied is tans by die behuisingskantore in Heideveld, Bonteheuwel enFezeka, by die Heideveld- en Gugulethu-biblioteek en by die kantore van subraad 11 (Fezeka)ter insae beskikbaar. Die afsnydatum vir Heideveld, Vanguard Estate en Welcome Estate isDesember 2006, maar die afsnydatum vir Bonteheuwel en Gugulethu is Desember 1992.

Aansoekers wie se name op die databasis verskyn en:

• in Heideveld, Vanguard Estate, Welcome Estate, Bonteheuwel en Gugulethu woon en dievorige siftingsessies misgeloop het

• ’n gesamentlike inkomste van minder as R3 500 per maand het• nog uitstaande inligting van die vorige sessie moet indien

word versoek om saam met hul eggenote of lewensmaats die volgende sessie byte woon:

Plek: Cathkin-gemeenskapsentrum, Heideveldweg, Heideveld (langs diebiblioteek en die behuisingskantoor)

Datum: Saterdag 24 Augustus 2013Tyd: 09:00 tot 14:00

Bring afskrifte van die volgende dokumente op daardie dag saam:

• groen strepieskode-ID• huwelik- of egskeidingsertifikaat• kinders se geboortesertifikate• bewys van inkomste (onlangse betaalstrokie, bewys van maatskaplike toelae, beëdigde

verklaring indien jy werkloos is of vir jouself werk, ens.)• enige ander toepaslike dokumente

Moet asseblief nie die sessie bywoon as jy nie op die Stad Kaapstad se behuisingsdatabasisgeregistreer is nie of as jy die vorige siftingsessie bygewoon het en geen van jou inligtinguitstaande is nie.

Vir verdere navrae, skakel asseblief vir Maureen Lewin bytel. 021 710 9303.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER137/2013

Bleeksiel en bloed indié debuutromanMARANA BRAND VAN HULSTEYN

Kassie Kasselman is werklik ’nonindrukwekkende man. Hy’snie iemand wat enige vertroue

inboesem nie, beslis nie ’n speurderaanwie jy ’n hoëvlak-moordsaak soutoevertrou nie.“Hy’s eintlik maar ’n bleeksiel.

Nêrens sal hy soveel as ’n rimpelingop die Richterskaal veroorsaak nie;daarom word Kasselman heeltemalonderskat,” vertel dié speurder seskepper, Rudie van Rensburg vanWelgemoed, oor die hoofkaraktervan sy debuut-spanningsverhaal,Slagyster.En die moordsaak wat Kasselman

moet oplos, is swaargewig. Dit loopdraaie in die onstuimigheid van dieNigeriese olievelde, Suid-Afrikanerswat bydra om dié onstabiliteit aan tevuur, tot by korrupte polisiehoës, ’nverleidelike, maar gevaarlike joer-nalis, en ’nAdonis van ’n polisiemol.Boonop is bykans niemand se handeskoon nie.

VingerEn mense word met die klap van

’n vinger afgemaai.Daar is wreedheid, gevoelloosheid

en gewetenloosheid in dié boek. Disbeslis nie leesstof vir mense wat oor hul og-gendkoffie deur spuitende bloed van strykgebring word nie.Maar, sê Rudie, dis hoe dit in die rebelle-

oorlog in Nigerië gegaan het: geen respekvir menselewens nie. “Ek het die gewelds-tonele beskrywend gehou, want ek wil hêdie leser moet duidelik in sy kop kan sienhoe gewelddadig daardie tyd was,” verdui-delik hy.Sy besluit om ’n deel van die storie rond-

om Nigerië te bou, is tweeledig. “Ek weetnie van baie Afrikaanse skrywers wat almet hul stories dieper in Afrika inbeweeghet nie. Ek het Nigerië gekies, want diswerklik donker. Die geweld, korrupsie, wa-pensmokkelary en oliediefstal rondom dierebellestryd bied heerlike stof vir ’n span-ningsverhaal.”

NagevorsHy sê hy het dié land en die situasie voor

2010 baie deeglik nagevors. “Ek kon later ’nmini-verhandeling daaroor skryf, maar ekwou nie die lesers met al daardie inligtingverveel nie. My doel was om die agtergrondvan die storie en die Nigeriërs geloofwaar-dig voor te stel.”En hy’t gekies om ’n spanningsverhaal te

skryf, omdat dit is wat hy self graag lees.“Ek het eintlik vir myself ’n boek geskryfen hoop ander sal ook daarvan hou!”Slagyster is Rudie se eerste boek, maar ’n

paar jaar gelede het hy ook ’n drama – Diebegrafnis – “sommer oor ’n naweek” onderdie alias Phil Janse geskryf nadat iemandhom uitgedaag het. Dié komedie het baie

Rudie van Rensburg met sy debuutroman, Slagyster,uitgegee deur Queillerie.

goed gedoen op kunstefeeste én boonop dieSanlam-prys vir Afrikaanse Drama onderdie neuse van groot name weggeraap. Hy’tdestyds die prysgeld van R20 000 anoniemaan die Vrystaatse Universiteit geskenk.Rudie is gebore en getoë in Bloemfontein

en is nou sowat 25 jaar in die Kaap, maarsy Vrystaat-wortels lê nog diep. Hy’s by-voorbeeld steeds ’n stoere Cheetah-onder-steuner.

GelukkigsteEn sy gelukkigste jare was as joernalis by

Die Volksblad en Bloemnuus in Bloemfon-tein.Hy blymaar ’n joernalis inmurg en been,

al het hy die grootste deel van sy loopbaanin korporatiewe kommunikasie deurge-bring, mymer Rudie.“As ek my lewe kon oorhê, sou ek ’n joer-

nalis gebly het. Dis my passie. Ek sou dalkook vroeër begin skryf het.”Dit lyk of Kassie Kasselman nouweer Ru-

die se joernalistieke snare raakgetokkelhet. “As ek skryf, skryf ek heeltyd. Ek staannet op om te eet en selfs dan is die storie myhele kop vol. Ek dink aan niks anders nie!”Deesdae skryf Rudie basies voltyds – sy

opvolg op Slagyster is volgende jaar op dierakke met die vaalseun Kasselman weer indie hoofrol. Die derde boek is ook bynaklaar. Hy skilder baie ernstig en doen vry-skutwerk in die joernalistiek, onder meervir TygerBurger.V Slagyster word môreaand by Bargain Books inWillowbridge bekendgestel en is in alle voorste boekwinkels beskikbaar, ook in eformaat.

Gospel-Skouspel beloof om weer vanjaarSuid-Afrika se glansrykste gospel-gebeurte-nis te wees.Gospel-Skouspel, in samewerking met ky-

kNET en die ATKV, het as ’n droom in 2006begin en uiteindelik gegroei tot die grootstegospel-skouspel in die geskiedenis van Suid-Afrika. Dit is die sewende jaar dat die pro-duksie aangebied word.Volgens Hardus Zevenster, Radio Tyger-

berg se stasiehoof, kan diegene wat vanjaarGospel-Skouspel bywoon, uitsien na van dieland se grootste kunstenaars, soos Juanitadu Plessis, Joe Niemand, Riana Nel en Ro-manz, om ’n paar te noem.Een van die hoogtepunte van vanjaar se

vertoning is dat twee van Juanita se kindersvir die eerste keer ’n verhoog met haar gaandeel.Koos van der Merwe, gewilde skrywer en

sanger, gaan die storie vertel wat gelei hettot die geboorte van die bekende lied Hout-kruis, terwyl Louis Brittz die gehoor gaan be-koor met sy Psalm-liedere.Die charismatiese Neville D, asook Rudi

Muller, sal verseker die gehoor op hul voetehê en twee van Radio Tygerberg se omroe-pers, Rouchelle Liedemann en Ivan Siege-laar, sorg vir die Kaapse aanslag.Die SA Jeugkoor sluit weer vanjaar by die

ander aanomekstra glans aandie vertoningste verleen.Gospel-Skouspel vind plaas op 31Augustus

en daar is twee vertonings – om 12:00 en19:00.Kaartjies is beskikbaar by Computicket of

besoek www.radiotygerberg.co.za en kliekop die Gospel- Skouspel-skakel om direk byComputicket uit te kom. Die kaartjiepryse ispresiesdieselfdeasverlede jaar enwissel tus-sen R125 en R250.

WEN! WEN! WEN!V Tien gelukkige lesers kan elk ‘n dubbelkaartjie nadie middagvertoning wen. SMS “gospel” en jou besonderhede na 45527 voor 26 Augustus om 12:00 om inaanmerking te kom. SMS’e kos R1,50.

Glansryke skouspel op pad

Joe Niemand tree weer op in vanjaar seGospelSkouspel.

Reik na herstel, die borskankerondersteu-ningsgroep, se volgende byeenkoms wordvandag 21 Augustus om 10:00 by die Bellvil-lese Methodiste Kerk in Boston gehou.Die kerk is geleë in Krigestraat.’n Markdag word dié dag gehou en ver-

skeie produkte sal ten toon gestel word.Tee word vanaf 9:45 bedien.’n Silikoonprostese-passing word ook

aangebied.V Vir meer besonderhede, bel Elsabé by084 703 7994.

Reik na herstel hou ’n markdag by kerk

Tygerberg Hospital is looking for the fa-mily of a confused male patient, registe-red as August Golf Emergency, admittedon 2 August 2013.He was referred from Kraaifontein

Community Health Centre.Hewas assaulted and has a head injury.

V Any person with information on this patient cancontact social worker, Thea Kotzee, at (021) 9384747/4164, or AnneMarie Dampies, at (021) 9386536/4164.

Hospital needs info onunknown patient

Tygerberg Hospital is trying to locate thefamily of this unknown patient.

Tygerberg Hospital is looking for the rela-tives of this confused male patient, regis-tered asDavito Sobambela, admitted on 26July.He was brought in by ambulance from

the Wallacedene area and apparently hasdaughters living in Hermanus.V Anyone with information on this patient cancontact the social worker, Marion Williams at(021) 938 5762/4164, or Sister Wilma, in chargeof Ward J1, at (021) 938 5382.

Seeking relatives

Tygerberg Hospital needs help in locating thefamily of this patient.

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The High School Jam encourages highschools to compete through music, danceand other performances while they gain ex-posure in the entertainment industry.

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vide interactive learning experiences for allthe students involved.

Some 10 high schools have been chosen tocompete on Saturday 24 August (10:00 to18:00) and from there, three schools will bechosen to compete in the finale on Sunday25 August (14:00 to 18:00).

The winning school stands a chance towin R30 000, with the two runner-up highschools each winning R10 000 and the SpiritAward winning school will stand a chanceto walk away with R10 000.

The 10 participating high schools are The

Settlers, Milnerton, Chris Hani, Edgemead,Camps Bay, Livingstone, Wynberg Boys,Parel Vallei, Elsies River and Bergvliet.

Individual prizes will also be awarded tosolo and group performers across all 10schools.V Tickets can be purchased at the door for R30, orvia Karen Burt at [email protected] All the proceeds from the “Final” will be donatedto a disadvantaged school for the development andencouragement of music.V Visit www.tygerburger.co.za to see photos of lastyear’s competition.

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Edgemead HighSchool is one of theschools taking part inthis year’s BackstagePass, High SchoolJam.

Dit is tyd vir laerskoolleerders om hand op pa-pier te sit vir die ATKV se Nerina-tak se jaar-likse Afrikaanse gedigtekompetisie, wat van-jaar vir die 16de keer aangebied word.

Die temas van 2013 se kompetisie is: MyDroom vir SA; SA, ons mooi land; Tafelberg– een van sewe natuurwonders; Tafelberg, ’nwenner in eie reg! Daar is drie afdelings:graad drie, graad vier en vyf en graad ses ensewe. Die sluitingsdatum is Maandag 16 Sep-tember en die prysuitdelingsfunksie vindplaas op Woensdag 23 Oktober.

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Ek en ’n vriendin was eenmiddag op pad na ons motortoe ’n man ons van agterafinhardloop en haar ketting vanhaar nek ruk. Een van dieparkeerwagte het die man toeagterna gesit en hom in Parow-vallei ingehaal.Ons is deur die sentrum-se-

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tiseer deur die onsmaaklikegebeure en is net bly ons is niebeseer nie.Dit is Parow se grootste en

trotsste baken. Kan daar nieasseblief ’n mooi inheemse tuinop die twee oop gedeeltes –waar die taxi’s onwettig staan– gemaak word om hullesodoende daar uit te hou enterselfdertyd die kompleks ensentrum te verfraai nie?Ek is bereid om ’n lys van

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It was with interest that I readthe article regarding theproblem the resident is havingwith the parking area at theLighthouse Church. (“Churchblamed for criminal acts,TygerBurger, 14 August).I find it strange that the

same complainant did notmention that in very closeproximity to where she islocated there also is a knowndrug house. No complaintregarding this place, madam?I assume that is acceptable

to you, regardless of the fact

Vagrants go to drughouse not church

that the bad elements hangingaround there more than likelyfrequent this place?The lady is fortunate not to

be living in Parow West, like Ido, just a street away from whatis known as the local drughouse/brothel and is locatednext to the municipal parkingarea where they don’t even do“it” in the car but out in theopen.The majority of us living

close by and who use our feetas a mode of transport ratheruse the next street than walkdown the one where this placeis located. Talk about weirdthings going on in a parkingarea, which also has had its fairshare of rubbish being dumpedthere.It is getting to the point

where the “For Sale” signs aremushrooming.Then of course there is the

alleyway between Parow PostOffice and the pharmacy whereall sorts of weird things occur.I’m curious to know if she

would want the municipality tofence in the whole parking arearunning behind the shops inParow to prevent the vagrants,scoundrels, drug runners, pimpsand prostitutes from plyingtheir trade.

AWParow

On the rainy overcast morningof 6 August, an elderly group ofpeople (between 60 and 80years) were excitedly awaitingthe train at Oostersee station totransport them to Cape Townand then on to Newlands for atour of SA Breweries.The train duly arrived at

10:20 and stopped allowing afew seconds for passengers toembark.The doors promptly shut and

proceeded to exit the stationleaving more than half of usstranded. After the onboardsecurity banged on the panelthat separates driver from firstcoach passengers and much

Train pulls off withhalf of us stranded

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Geregtigheidontbreek indie regstelselAdvokaat Barbie is uit op parool. Nog netso blond, nog net so plastiek as tydenshaar verhoor sowat drie jaar gelede.Cézanne Visser, wat skuldig bevind is

op 11 aanklagte van “onwelvoeglike dade”wat sy met tienermeisies gepleeg het, is’n vry vrou. Sy’t gesê sy was glo onderDirk Prinsloo se invloed só vasgevang,dat sy maar net meegedoen het.Sy’t sewe jaar gevangenisstraf gekry,

waarvan sy nou drie en ’n half uitgedienhet. Prinsloo het destyds landuit gevlugen dien tans 13 jaar tronkstraf in Belarusuit vir bankroof. Eers dan kan hy hier inSuid-Afrika verhoor word.Dan is daardie tienermeisies in hul laat

twintigs. Meisiekinders wie se lewensonomkeerbaar geskend is, wat te vroeg indie donker van pornografie en eienaardi-ge seksdade ingedwing is. Hoe voel hulle?Twee intelligente, geleerde grootmense

het hul siek speletjies op onskuldigekinders uitgehaal, hul brose lyfiesbesmet, hul siele vertrap. Hoe laag moet’n mens daal om selfs weeskinders in joumorsige slagyster in te lok?Maar nee, die blonde advokaat huil in

die hof, lag Maandag vir die kamera ensê jolig “ja!” op ’n joernalis se vraag of sydie slagoffers verskoning sal vra.Sy’t meegehelp om daardie goedgelowi-

ge slagoffers lewenslank gevangenes temaak van die emosionele skade wat hulaangerig is. Maar sy sit drie en ’n bietjiejare. Volgende week lees ons seker haarjammerlike storie in Huisgenoot.Daar’s eenvoudig geen geregtigheid in

die regstelsel nie.

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SMSV Eloise (SMS, TB 14 Aug) sê ek moet wakker skrik oor die ligte op die N1. Kry ’n vergrootglas en lees dan weer die SMS. Kykbedags. Groete en mooi lees. - Barnie

V Re: Jen, Summer Greens’ SMS, TB 14Aug: The majority of vehicles on the roadstill belong to the bank until paid for. Youwill face major lawsuits if you try to confiscate cars left, right and centre. - Gerrit,Brackenfell

V By verskeie raads, wyks en forumvergaderings (Brackenfell) moet ons altydhoor die verkeersdepartement is onderbeman. Maar hoekom is daar altyd iemand beskikbaar vir spoedlokvalle (kameraman)? En gaan kyk bietjie by AccessCity hoeveel Metrokarre staan daar, terwyl die manne karre bekyk, terwyl hulleaan diens is. - Gifappel

V Kan huisbewoners asseblief sypaadjiesvoetgangervriendelik maak. Is dit regtignodig om struike te plant tot teenaan diepad sodat voetgangers op die ryvlak vandie pad moet loop, omdat hulle nie andersins kan verbykom nie? - BekommerdeOuer

V Haweloses maak vuur en blyplek langsdie Laerskool Durbanville se groot openbare park. Dit lyk vreeslik met rommel endaar is ’n al hoe groter toeloop. Dis gevaarlik vir kinders wat moet oefen op velde. Die munisipaliteit moet ingryp.- Anoniem

V Regarding your headline page two(“Stubborn vagrants back”, TB, 14 August). They are only stubborn becausethey were not admonished properly. Wakeup people, we are being overrun. Your sense of freedom is being replaced by fear.- Nicky from Unstableview

V All those spiritual healers and herbaliststhat advertise in the classifieds: are theylegitimate? People may believe they are.- Anon

) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap, na 45527.

waving from station securitythe train did stop again for therest of our group to hop intothe last coach.The driver managed to give

us the slip at the end of ourjourney to avoid a tonguelashing from some of the moreirate amongst us.I hate to think what would

happened if a young motherwas putting her young infant(in a pushchair) on the trainand was about to help her otherolder child onboard when thedriver pulls the same stuntleaving mother and childstranded.Here’s hoping our next trip

from Oostersee station will bemore pleasant.

CYNTHIAEmail

Riana Scott, Metro Railspokesperson: It appears thatthe reader’s group made use ofMetrorail’s concession forpensioners i.e. ‘free Tuesdays’when pensioners may travel toany Metrorail station on its railnetwork. This is in addition tothe normal pensioners’ conces-sion of 40% during weekdays.

Pensioners should buy theirtickets in person at the ticketoffice and present their IDdocuments. Senior citizens of 60years and older receive 40%discount for both Metro Plus orMetro on single and returntickets between 09:00 to 14:00.Pensioners travelling duringpeak hours will however pay fullfare.

Regional manager of Metro-rail Western Cape, MthuthuzeliSwartz, thanked the reader forbringing this incident to hisattention: “We welcome concernsfrom train users as these assistus to constantly improve ourservice levels.” He said hisCustomer Services team werealerted to be mindful of groupstravelling during off-peak toprevent a recurrence.

He also encouraged pensionersto familiarise themselves withthe Customer Services Managerfor their service corridor: “Iencourage them to alert themanager prior to their plannedexcursions so that he can renderany assistance required”.

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The Heat, starringMelissa McCarthyand SandraBullock, opens atSter-KinekorBayside, N1 City,Parow and TygerValley on Friday.In this action

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V Benjamin Fourie tree Vrydag by dieGereformeerde Kerk Bellville-Oos op metwerke van Bach, Scarlatti, Mozart, Beet-hoven, Chopin, Arnold van Wyk en Ilse-Mari Lee. R90 of R60 vir kinders, studen-te en seniors. Bespreek by 082 857 9932.

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V Those were the days with Vernon Barnard and his band will be on at Die Boeron Saturday. R90. Call 021 979 1911 or 083406 0111 to book.

V Upfront will be at Krugman’s Grill inWaterfront every Sunday from 18:00. Call021 418 9393 to book.

V Voices of the Nation Young Artistswill be at Richard’s Supper Stage and Bis-tro on Sunday from 12:30 for Classic Sundays. R250 including a traditional three-course Sunday lunch buffet. Call 076 1444809 or email [email protected] to book.

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Lesersmag dalk sy stemvan Idolsherken,maarMunro duToit het onlangs ’n nuweidentiteit met sy nuwe CD geskep.

Munro was ’n finalis in die Idols-kompeti-sie van 2007, en was die eerste rocksanger omso ver in die kompetisie te kom. Hy was ook’n finalis in verlede jaar se Die Sanger-kom-petisie.Nou is hy terug met ’n splinternuwe al-

bum, Goeie Dae, wat in Afrikaans en Engelsopgeneem is en so ietsie vir almal bied.Ná Idols hetMunro baie opgetree, maar hy

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Storm in my hart, geskryf. Met dié liedjie hethy besef dat hy eintlik Afrikaans kan skryfen dis waar hy die inspirasie gekry het ommeer op Afrikaans te fokus in sy nuwe al-bum. Munro beskryf sy musiek as redelikveelsydig, maar sê hy het iets anders metGoeie Dae gedoen.“Ek kom van ’n Engelse rock-agtergrond,”

verduidelik Munro. “Maar ek het ook nou albaieAfrikaanse liedjies geskryf,” voeghyby.“Die nuwe album is bietjie van beide,” sê

hy.

MusiekstylMunro sê sy musiekstyl het oor die laaste

paar jaar bietjie verander sedert sy eersteEngelse album, One Way Ticket, in 2009 vry-gestel is.“Ek dink op die oomblik is dit ’n baie vars,

pop/rock-tipe Afrikaanse klank,” sê Munrovan die nuwe album.“Ek is baie trots daarop,” sê hy.“My musiekloopbaan het seker amptelik

begin toe ek so 14 was, maar ek sing al vankleins af,” sê Munro. Hy sê sy ma is ’n baiegoeie sanger en sy het vir hom en sy sussievan kleins af geleentheid gegee om te sing.

“Ek het op 14 my eerste band saam met ’npaar vriende begin,” sê hy. “Van daar af hetdie musiekgogga my maar net gebyt,” voeghy by.Vir Munro is ’n nuwe album altyd ’n hoog-

tepunt.“’n Mens skryf en skryf en jy tree op, en

dan gaan jy en jy record en dan uiteindelik,as daai CD kom, is dit ’n baie groot oomblik,”sê Munro.“So ’n CD is altyd groot en hierdie een,

Goeie Dae, is my hoogtepunt,” sê Munro.Munro beplan ommet synuwealbum land-

wyd te toer na soveel plekke moontlik.Hy het onlangs die musiekvideo vir Nuwe

Maan bekendgestel.V Vir meer inligting oor Munro, besoek sy Facebookblad, waar jy ook sy nuwe musiekvideo kan sien.V Munro is vandeesweek op die Oranje Bank. Besoekwww.tygerburger.co.za om sy optrede en onderhoudte sien.

WEN! WEN! WEN!V Een leser kan ’n getekende kopie van Munro se nuwealbum,Goeie Dae, wen. Besoek www.tygerburger.co.zaom deel te neem.

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Local songstress, Can Skylark,is inviting fans to celebrateWo-men’s Month with her whenshe presents her “one night on-ly” show, I’m every Woman.“Can Skylark is all about

shows,” Can says of her produc-tion team, adding: “We tend tothink big.”A big production is exactly

what fans can expect of I’m every Woman,atBarnyardTheatre,Willowbridge onMon-day 26 August.“We’re celebrating femininity,” Can says

of the show. “I want to celebrate thestrength of women,” she says.While Canwill be showcasing some of her

original music, from her album, Pure, shewill also be paying homage to some of thegreat female vocalists of our time, like TinaTurner, Whitney Houston, Beyonce, AmyWinehouse and many more.“It’s a huge production,” Can says of I’m

everyWoman. Can says she prefers creatingbig productions than just small shows, so-mething she proved with her elaborate al-bum launch in May,Can says I’m every Woman will be even

more upscale and bigger thanher launch.She says fans can expect

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mation, to smoke machinesand lighting designs, Can saysthe showwill be a full audio vi-sual experience.Joining Can on stage as her

opening act, will be young sin-ger, Kelly Sayer, who Can met

through a co-ordinator of the BarleycornMusic Club.Kelly, a singer/songwriter, who just ma-

triculated, will be leaving for the UnitedStatesnext year, afterhavingwona scholar-ship to study music at Berkeley University.She plays guitar, piano and ukulele and

is also part of an a capella vocal group, Fusi-on, which was featured on the TV show, Co-me Dine with Me.V Tickets for I’m every Woman cost R135, throughComputicket and seating is unreserved. Doors openat 18:30 and the show starts at 20:00. For moreinformation, email [email protected] Read more about Can Skylark on her Facebookpage.V Visit www.tygerburger.o.za to watch a video of CanSkylark’s album launch.

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THOMAS CAROLUS

Salberau Park will come alive on Satur-day afternoon when Central AFC hostcurrent log leaders Bellstar United in

a crucial Super League battle of the North-ern Suburbs Football Association.The clash is touted as one of Bellstar Unit-

ed’s most important matches this season,with only a few matches left to clinch the ti-tle.History favours Bellstar United to dowell,

but current form tells a different story forthe side from Salberauwho have been strug-gling tomove from the fourth spot on the log.

Top spotBellstar United are placed 1st on the table

with 45 points from 20 matches, while Cen-tral AFC are fourth with 35 points.Central coach, James Julies is however

adamant that his players will achieve theplanned top spot finish, come the end of the

season but says his sidewill have to dig deepagainst Bellstar United, if they are to get agood result.“Bellstar United are a very good side,

which means we have to really dig deep ifwe are to get a good result against them.“We have been very unlucky to concede

soft goals in our last fewmatches that endedup with us on the losing side or drawing.“We know that Bellstar United will be

tough to beat but for us there’s a lot moreat stake and this match is a must-win affairfor us.“We have to take our chances against

them because I know that they will punishus if they get the chance.“Our problem is that the players seem to

switch off immediately after scoring a goal,and that has seen us give away easy goalsto the opposition at very crucial times.“Wehave beenworking really hard on our

mistakes and hope we don’t see a repeat inour upcoming matches.’’

Julies has also warned his side to be pre-cise, especially when dealing with the longballs, whichwill be pumped into the CentralAFC box by the pacy Bellstar United wing-ers, a tactic, he says, most teams have beenvictims of.

Fast“Apart from us scoring upfront, we also

have to be at our best at the back and notgive them enough room to try any of theirtrademark moves.“They have fast wingers and always have

a tall man in the box which means we haveto close them down very quickly if we wantto neutralise their attacks.“We are playing against a team who are

the current log leaders which does not makeit any easier for us because they are also agood side who didn’t get where they are bymistake.“Theyhaveaverygoodbalance of talented

youngsters and experience, which makes

them a bit tricky, but we have done ourhomework and that should see us through.Even though admitting that it will not be

easy, Julies believes that good preparationsand determination should see Central AFCwalk away with three points and guaranteea top four place.“I would like to urge our supporters to

come out in numbers and support their teamas we aim to finish the season in style,” hesays.“On Saturday we will play with pride and

integrity , especially for the supporters whohave been our pillar of strength throughthick and thin.’’“When I said that we could go on and win

all our remaining games, some peoplemighthave thought that I was speaking out of emo-tion or arrogance, but that was not the caseat all.“I believe in my players and I know that

they have the courage to prove that we havewhat it takes.”

Few matches left to clinch the title

Durbies met rug teen muurSAREL BURGER

Terwyl sliertige weer en moddervelde altyd’n gelykmaker in ’n rugbywedstryd is, wasdit Saterdag tot die nadeel van Durbanville/Bellville, maar tot die voordeel van Belharin die WP se Superliga.Durbanville/Bellville is onverwags tot ’n

gelykopuitslag van 17-17 beperk deur Bell-ville, terwyl Belhar op Stellenbosch ewen-eens gelykop met 12-12 teen die gedugte Vic-toriane gespeel het. Die Durbies se aan-spraak op hoër louere het met dié wedstryd’n geweldige knou gekry. Hierdie ampersenederlaag – met die Durbanvillers nog drie-kwart deur die wedstryd met 7-17 agter – hetmeegebring dat hulle nou vier punte agterHamiltons op die punteleer is.Hammies, wat die afgelope week oorwin-

nings oor die Victoriane sowel as die Matiesbehaal het, is in ’n wedloop met Durbanvil-

le/Bellville gewikkel om as die voorste nie-universitêre klub in WP gekroon te word.Die Durbies, wat een wedstryd minder as

Hammies agter die blad het, sal dus genood-saak wees om al drie sy oorblywende wed-stryde te wen – teen die Ikeys weg en teenHelderberg en die Maties tuis.Belhar het op die Danie Craven-stadion

aanvanklik die hef in die hand gehad teendie Victoriane, maarmoes teen die einde be-hoorlik wal gooi om ’n nederlaag af te weer.Vroeër in die week het Tygerberg met 17-57sy rieme styfgeloop teen die Maties.In die B-afdeling van die Superliga het die

Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland met 17-10met Goodwood afgereken, terwyl Noordeli-kes/Northlink-kollege met 37-31 te sterk virHamlets was. Oorstroomde velde het daar-toe gelei dat die wedstryde van Brackenfell(t Hands &Heart) en Kuilsrivier (t Valsbaai)uitgestel moes word.

Victorious! In an exciting match between Dennemere Primary and De Kuilen Primary onWednesday 31 July on Kuils River School’s home ground, Dennemere took the lead in thesecond half by scoring two tries. The stars of the match were Liam Pietersen, the school’sCraven Week star, and conversions by team member Xavier Adams. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

DFM kry ’n bloedneus

Brackenfell sekaptein, WianEngelbrecht,maak reg omNicol Jansen(Tygerberg) af testamp in hulinterskolekragmeting Saterdag.Tygerberg het diewedstryd met2210 gewen.Gaan na www.tygerburger.co.za virmeer foto’s.FOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Die hoërskole Brackenfell en D.F. Malan sevoorste rugbyspelers sal nog ’n jaar lank hultande moet slyp om as die wenners uit diestryd te tree in hul onderskeie jaarlikse in-terskole-kragmetings.DieBrakkehet die afgelopenaweekvir die

vyfde agtereenvolgende jaar ’n dwarsklapgekry van ’n meer afgeronde HS Tygerberg,wat met 22-10 die pyp gerook het.D.F.Malan,wat geen gelukkige seisoenbe-

leef het nie, het op sy tuisveld lelik bloed-neus gekry toe HS Bellville met 37-0 die

grootste oorwinning behaal het in hierdietwee skole se 25 jaar van interskole-botsings.DFM, wat in 2009 laas aan die wenkant

was, het gans te veel foute begaan wat deeg-lik deur Bellville uitgebuit is.Monumentpark het vergoed vir die neder-

laag wat hy verlede jaar in sy interskole-stryd teen Vredenburg op die lyf geloop het.Deur sy puntekanse beter te benut, het dieKraaie dié slag met 16-13 gewen.Stellenberg het sy hande vol gehad om

Paarl Gimnasium in toom te hou en moesmet 3-31 die stryd gewonne gee. Presidentwen met 28-0 teen Fairbairn,

Lights by Linea Pro Crit Night Series isan exciting evening cycle race aroundsome of the main streets of Stellenboschon Saturday.This event subscribes to the worldwide

trend of “criterium” formats, where rid-ers, usually the best amateurs and profes-sionals around, race around streets, on acompletely closed route, protected bysafety officers and traffic officials.Wayne Roberts, on behalf of the event,

himself an everyday veteran cyclist, con-siders this style of event as lacking expo-sure, since people have grown accus-tomed to longer distances, and mountainbiking, especiallywith the decline of roadsafety for riders and the loss of tradition-al stage races.

This form of racing is amassive specta-tor sport as the athletes are in contactwith the crowds every few minutes andas the circuit is a street course, the cor-nering is fast and furious with huge ap-peal to all ages of cyclists.Average heart rate for an event like

this is anywhere between 175-205bpmanda specialised conditioning programme isrequired to prepare the cyclists.Activities will commence around 17:30

on Plein Street in historic Stellenbosch.This weekend sees another race at the

Polkadraai Farm Stall on the M12 be-tweenKuils River and Stellenbosch, com-mencing at 12:00 for youngsters under theage of 16, 13:00 for veterans, and 14:00 forthe professionals.

Exciting night cycle race

Sport | Woensdag, 21 Augustus 2013Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: [email protected]

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Battle call forbodybuildingchamps of theCape ProvinceSTEHAN SCHOEMAN

The IFBB Western Province ProvincialBodybuilding Championships are sure to at-tract the very best bodies in the provincethis Saturday to battle it out for a spot in theprovincial team.Western Province will announce its team

on Saturday night for the South African Na-tionalChampionships to beheld inPortEliz-abeth from 5 to 7 September.Bodybuilding has seen tremendous

growth in the last year in the province andthe numbers are backing this up.In comparison with previous years, the

number of athletes entering shows hasmorethan doubled.Bellville resident and chairperson of IFBB

Western Province, Kevin Schwartz, hasmade amassive impact in growing the sportand attractingnewsponsors to this nonprof-it organisation. “Bodybuilding is my pas-sion in life, and everything I andmycommit-tee members do is for the athletes. We havemoved to a bigger and better venue, upgrad-ing our lights for the stage – and proper foodstalls all add to the experience on the day forthe athletes and their family and friends.“I am very excited about Saturday and I’m

surewewill pick avery strong team to travelto Port Elizabeth,” he added.TheShowwill beheld at theCapePeninsu-

la University of Technology. Athletes weighin from 08:00 to 10:00, pre-judging begins at11:00 and the main show at 18:00.Pre-judging spectators pay R60 and for the

main show R100. Athletes affiliation and di-vision entry is R100 respectively.Go to www.ifbbwp.co.za for more.

LIAM MOSES

United FC are raring to go after replac-ing Chippa United in the 10th annualEngen Knockout Challenge.

The Bishop Lavis side were announced asChippa’s replacement on Wednesday 14 Au-gust and club chairman Winston Saulmannsays they are ready to do battle despite theshort notice.“We have been training throughout, as

our under-17s are in the last 16 of the Coca-Cola Cup. We are well prepared for the tour-nament,” he says.“If we can reach the semi-finals it will be

good. Just to qualify from the group stageswill be a bonus, because it’s not every daythatwe play against the likes of Santos, Ajaxand ASD Academy.“With the team we have, we are hoping to

qualify for the group stages. After that it’s(the) knockout (phase), so it can be any-body’s day.”

SkillsSaulmann adds that his side’s biggest

strengths are their “skilful midfield”, pacyattack and reliable goalkeeping.United FC are one of three Bishop Lavis

based sides that will play in the KnockoutChallenge, of which People’s Post is the tour-nament’s printmedia sponsor, alongwith Is-land Rovers and Bishop Lavis FC.Saulmann’s young side will join Group D,

where rivals Bishop Lavis, tournament fa-vourites ASD Academy and Atlantic Na-cional await.United will face Lavis in their opening

game at 19:20 on Friday and Saulmann saysthe local rivalry adds an extra dimension.The Engen Knockout Challenge will take

place from Friday 23 till Sunday 25 Augustat the William Herbert Sports Complex.

ENGEN KNOCKOUT: UNITED REPLACE CHIPPA

United FC gear up

DHL Western Province wing Cheslin Kolbe (centre) is tackled by Elgar Watts (left) andBoom Prinsloo (right) of the Cheetahs during an Absa Currie Cup match at DHL Newlandson Saturday. Province narrowly won 1514. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

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