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Abuse caseson the riseNICOLE MCCAIN
OOn Good Friday, a Nomzamoman came home under theinfluence of alcohol.
He had spent some of his wife’smoney, and when she confrontedhim, they began to argue. The argu-ment turned physical, and as hiswife ran into the house, he took outa gun and fired it. The woman died,and he turned the gun on himselfafterwards.
Their seven-year-old child wit-nessed it all.
The child, after seeing SocialServices, is now living with family.A murder docket and inquest havebeen opened, and an investigationis under way.
Cases such as this are a big prob-lem in the Helderberg, says HildaLourens of NGO Ukhukanya,which provides support for victimsof domestic violence. She says theorganisation, which works withmen,womenandchildren, received18 reports of domestic violence lastmonth. It dealt with another 40 inJanuary and February.
“These are only those that are re-ported to us. If I had to guess, I’d saythis is merely a tenth of what is re-ported in our area,” says Lourens.
And it’s not just women and chil-dren – almost half the cases person-nel dealt with over the last monthinvolved the abuse of men.
ConstableMbuleloMafunaof the
Strand Social Crimes Unit esti-matesthatover40protectionorderswere served in March. These aren’tissuedineverycaseofdomesticvio-lence, so there could be more, hesays.
Fifty incidents of domestic vio-lence were reported in Gordon’sBay in March, according to the Gor-don’s Bay police spokesperson,Warrant Officer Nico Beukes. Hesays nine of these were criminalcases. “There has been an increasethis year,” says Beukes, who men-tions another 30 incidents reportedsince January. “But it’s becausepeople are becoming more awareand reporting the incidents.”
Lourens says these are not theonly areas with a high incidence ofdomestic violence, with Macassarand Lwandle in particular beingproblem areas.
Constable Mthokosisi Gama,spokesperson for the Lwandle po-lice, confirms the high rate of do-mestic violence, but declines to di-vulge the number of reports the sta-tion has received owing to anational lockdown on the publica-tion of crime statistics more thanonce a year. The official statisticsdonot includeacategory fordomes-tic violence; these cases aregrouped under assault or murder.
Lourens says abuse is not onlyphysical – Ukhukanya often dealswith cases of emotional abuse. Emo-tional abuse can trigger a response
of physical abuse, she adds.Gama clarifies that domestic
abuse involves mistreatment orcontrolling behaviour by one part-ner towards another in a relation-ship, which could be between cou-ples, ex-partners, family membersor a house mate, among others.
Reinette Evans, director of RapeCrisis Helderberg, says domesticabuse is often related to substanceabuse.
Lourens adds that abuse has be-come a cultural mind-set, and chil-dren are often affected by domesticviolence. Children who grow up inan abusive home often perpetuatethe cycle because they know noth-ing else.
It is here that education andawareness come in. Evans says do-mestic abuse can be prevented witheducation, and “helping mothers toteach their sons to respect womenand vice versa. Often the boys justcopy what their father does.”
She adds that women need toknow their rights, and the fact thatthey can get an interdict againsttheir husband or partner. Gamastresses that cases should be repor-ted to the police, who can help ob-tain a protection order.
However, “the protection orderis only the start – it simply sets theboundaries in the relationship”,says Lourens.
She adds that the biggest chal-lenge in fighting domestic abuse is
people who drop charges, or applyfor a protection order and take nofurther action. Gama says womenoftenwithdrawthechargesbecausetheperpetratorisabreadwinner,orwith the excuse that the incidentwas a misunderstanding.
To find out more, or to report do-mestic violence, visit your local po-lice station or call 10111, or contactUkhukanya on 021 850 0061.
The Stop Women Abuse Helplinecan be reached on 0800 150 150, andChildline on 0800 055 555.
Breadwinners: Morkel Cottage children were given some-thing for hungry tummies when the Kingdom Light Churchhanded out bread during a community outreach day on Friday.The giving didn’t stop there – Duraline and volunteers painteda section of the Morkel Cottage crèche, while volunteers withPetPals helped treat about 70 dogs for ticks and fleas, andhanded out pet food. Photo: Liezie van der Walt
Erijahville-mans werk saamNICOLE MCCAIN
Erijahville is die middelpunt van ’n nu-wenavorsingsprojekwat tendoelhet omgeweld te verminder in die gemeenskap.
Die navorsing, deur die Die MedieseNavorsingsraad (MNR) en Unisa, wordScratchmaps genoem en kyk na die ma-nier waarop mans en geloof ’n rol in diebevordering van veiligheid en vrede inhul gebiede speel.
Volgens Naiema Taliep, die hoofna-vorser, asook die MNR-syfers is geweld’n groot probleem in Suid-Afrika enmans word dikwels die ergste geraak.
Hulle is nie net dikwels die geweldple-gersnie,maarmeerdikwelsookdie slag-offers daarvan.
Vir elke vrou sterf ses mans as gevolgvan geweld.
Volgens Taliep is geweld ’n groot pro-bleem inErijahville. ShaunPhillips, eenvan die voorsitters van die advieskomi-tee vir die projek, sê dit word gekoppel
aan dwelmmisbruik, armoede, werk-loosheiden ’ntekortaanbehuisingindiegemeenskap.
Scratchmaps gaan kyk hoe om die ge-meenskap veiliger te maak deur positie-we manlikheid te bou. Hulle wil organi-sasies inErijahville identifiseerenhulleontwikkel.
Taliep sê dit is belangrik vir die ge-meenskap om betrokke te raak en het ’nvergadering met sleutelspelers in die ge-meenskap gehou. Daarna het sy ’n ad-vieskomiteeuitdiegemeenskapsaamge-stel. Hulle het ’n navorsingspan van Eri-javille-inwoners bymekaargekry engaan nou die gemeenskap se ondervin-ding van geweld ondersoek.
Die laaste stap is om ’n intervensie-program te begin, waar die gemeenskapbesluit wat beskikbaar is in hul gebiedenwathullenodighet.Dieverminderingvan geweld in die gemeenskap strek al-mal tot voordeel, sê Phillips. “Die doelvan die projek is om hoop te ontdek.”
NaiemaTaliep,diehoofnavorser, vergardermethaarnavorsingspan inErijahvil-le. Die gemeenskap is die fokus van haar navorsing oor die rol van mansom geweld te verminder.
Swede bring tandesorg na gemeenskappeJAMEY THOMAS
Die Phambili-gemeenskapsorganisasie hetonlangs (2 April) hul nuwe tandekliniek indie veeldoelige Phambile-kerksaal in diehartjie van Broadlandspark geopen.
Phambili se stigtersPatricia enpast. Colinvan Wyk, het twee jaar gelede begin beplanaan dié gemeenskapsprojek, toe hulle deurBert en Kerstin Lundgren van die NcumaOral Health Foundation in Gothenburg inSwede genader is.
In 2008 het Bert (’n Rotariër) en tandchi-rurg Kerstin hul eerste baanbreker-tandekli-niek in Khayelitsha, die Philani-kliniek, ge-open. Oor ’n periode van vier jaar het Philanisowat 12 000 jongmense met behoorlike tan-desorg bedien.
Toegang tot behoorlike tandesorg in armgemeenskappe is baie beperk en veral diekinders se tande is in ’n swak toestand. Daar-om was hul prioriteit om kinders op te voedin tandesorg. Die Lundgrens het Phambili asdie ideale geleentheid gesien op hul droomte verwesentlik.
InsamewerkingmetPhambili – enmetdie
finansiële bystand van die Rotariër-klubsvan Goteborg-Orgryte en Goteborg-stad inSwede,dieKromboomRotariër-klubinKaap-stad en ses plaaslike Rotariër-klubs rondomdie Helderbergkom – is ’n ten volle toegerus-te tandekliniekopgerig teen ’ngeraamdekos-te van byna ’n half miljoen rand.
Die tandheelkundige toerusting wat inSwede aangekoop is en verlede maand hieraangekomhet, isgratisdeur ’nSweedse tand-tegnikus, Bengt Friberg, geïnstalleer.
Die kliniek se eerste voltydse werknemer,mondhigiënis Davianne Carelse, het begindeur verskeie crèches in die gebied te besoeken tandesorg te voorsien.
Volgens past. Colin, sal die kliniek hoof-saaklik kinders onder 13 jaar bedien. “Diekinders in dié gemeenskap se tande is só be-derf dat hulle ons tandheelkundige dienstebitter nodig het,” het hy gesê.
Gedurende die ingebruikneming het ’nemosionele Patricia hul dank uitgespreek enhet gassprekers – Deon van Zyl, Rotariër In-ternasionaal se distrikspresident, en Gio Pe-rez, direkteur van die department gesond-heid – hul amptelike goedkeuring aan die kli-
Mondhigiënis Davianne Carelse (links) entandchirurg Kerstin Lundgren het die ge-leentheid gebruik om past. Colin van Wyk,stigter van Phambili-gemeenskapsen-trum, se mond te ondersoek.
niek toegesê. Perez het gesê in tye soos diéwordtandesorg’nluuksheidenenigegeleent-heidomdit teverbetermoetaangegrypword.
Michael Johnson, Kromboom Rotariër enseremoniemeester, het Kerstin bedank deurhaar met die gesogte Paul Harris-toekenningte vereer. Bert, ’n vroeër ontvanger van diétoekenning, het die Saffier-speld ontvang.
Patricia van Wyk (links) en Kerstin Lund-gren het die tandekliniek amptelik geopendeur die lint te knip.
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KENNISGEWING VAN ‘N VERGADERING VAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD‘n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag 26 April 2012 om 10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6de Verdieping, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.
Let asseblief daarop dat sitplek in die openbare galery van die Raadsaal beperk is en dat dit dus op ‘n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. Bel asseblief vir me. Ann Curtis by 021 400 3342 tussen 09:00-16:00 as u die vergadering wil bywoon. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvang word. U moet asseblief u van, voorletters en kontak-telefoonnommer verskaf. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.
ACHMAT EBRAHIM STADSBESTUURDER
Hofbrokkies) ’n Man van Macassar het Donderdag28 Maart in die Somerset-Wes-landdros-hof op ’n klag van aanranding met die op-set om ernstig te beseer, verskyn. Die 20-jarige man is op 20 Februarie in hegtenisgeneem vir die aanranding van AshleyBaartman met ’n piksteel. Die beskuldig-de is R300 borgtog toegestaan. Die saakis tot 11 April uitgestel.
) Nog ’n Macassar-man het op Don-derdag 28 Maart in die Somerset-Wes-landdroshof verskyn. Die man (68) het op’n klag van diefstal verskyn, ná hy op 22Februarie in hegtenis geneem is. Hyword daarvan beskuldig dat hy sy dogterse kaste in haar Macassar-huis met ’nkoevoet oopgebreek het. Sy dogter het ’ninterdik teen hom verkry. Sy saak sal
weer op 26 Mei voorkom.) Nóg ’n saak van diefstal het Donder-
dag28MaartdieSomerset-Wes-landdros-hofvoorgekom,nadat ’n27-jarigemanse-kuriteitshekke in Macassar gesteel het.Die man is op 20 Februarie in hegtenisgeneem en die saak is tot 26 April vir ver-dere ondersoek uitgestel.
) Diesaakvan ’nSolidariteit-gemeen-skapswerker het Donderdag 28 Maart indie Strand-landdroshof voorgekom. ’nMan (61) word van die verkragting van’n12-jarigeseun beskuldig.Diebeweerdevoorval het in Gordonsbaai in ’n kara-vaan wat deur die organisasie geskenkis, plaasgevind.
Die man is uit op R2 000 borgtog en salweer op 4 April in die hof verskyn.
Borgtog aan klipgooi-beskuldigdeDie beskuldigde wat van die moord op DylanWitbooi (15) aangekla word, is Vrydag (13April) op borgtog van R1 000 vry-gelaat.
Nehemia Jonker (18) staan te-reg op ’n aanklag van moord, na-dat Dylan op Donderdag 5 Apriltydens ’n besoek aan HarmonyPark met ’n klip doodgegooi is.
Dylan het saam met sy suster,Melissa, haar vaste vriend, sowelas ander vriende van HanoverPark hier kom kamp
Melissa sê Dylan en twee van syvriende het na die dagkamp-ge-deelte van die park gestap om teswem. Ná hulle geswem het, het ’n groep vantwaalf jong mans met twee pitboel-terriërshulle voorgekeer. Die mans het glo moeilik-heid gesoek en ’n onderonsie het gevolg wat
deur ’n sekerheidswag opgebreek het.Die groep is uitmekaar, maar toe die se-
kerheidswag sy rug draai, het eenvandiemans ’nklipopgetelenDy-lan teendiekopgegooi.Hywasbe-wusteloos. Hulle het die ambu-lans gebel en Dylan is na die Ty-gerberg-hospitaal gehaas. Tweedae later het hy aan sy wonde be-swyk.
Brinley Petersen, ’n neef vanDylan, het Vrydag (6 April) vandie insident gehoor en self onder-soekgaan instel.Metbeskrywingsvan hoe die verdagtes lyk, het hyen ’n vriend Broadlands Park en
Casablanca ingevaar.Metdiehulpvandiegemeenskaphethulle
die vermeende verdagtes opgespoor en diesaak aan die polisie gerapporteer.
Dylan Witbooi(15).
Weed killers strikePolice reaped a double harvest of drugs andsuspects in Gordon’s Bay and Lwandle lastweek.
Three men were arrested for possession ofdagga in Gordon’s Bay on Thursday, after of-ficersreceivedatip-off thatahouse therewasgiving new meaning to the term “home-grown”. The officers found over 60 daggaplantsgrowinginpots; theyseizedtheplants,along with the gardening equipment used tocultivate them. Three suspects, between theagesof20and52years,appearedintheStrandMagistrate’s Court on Friday.
In a separate incident, Lwandle police of-ficersarresteda42-year-oldmanearlyonFri-
day morning – also in connection with pos-session of dagga.
Thebusthappenedwhenofficersonpatrolnoticed that the Nissan bakkie carryingthree people in front of them had no lightson. When they tried to pull the bakkie over,it sped off. The officers set off in pursuit, andthe short-lived chase ended when the bakkiehit a stone and was forced to stop.
Two men managed to escape on foot, butone was caught. When police searched thebakkie, theyfoundfourbagsofdagga,weight-ing in at 120 kg and worth around R13 000.
No date has yet been set for the suspect’sappearanceintheStrandMagistrate’sCourt.
Three men were arrested for drug possession on Thursday, after police officers foundover 60 dagga plants in a Gordon’s Bay house.
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Supporting the faithThe Helderberg New Muslim Sup-portGroupwillhave its firstmeetingon Thursday at 19:30.
If you are a new Muslim or inter-ested in learning more about Islam– or even if you have been a convertfor years – you’re welcome to join foran evening of learning, sharing, sup-port and sisterhood.
The creation of the support groupfollows a workshop – titled Crossingthe Cultural Divide – held by the theIqra Learning Centre last month.The three-hour workshop gave Mus-lim converts the chance to share inoneanother’svariedexperiencesandthe complexity of settling into a newfaithandculturewithout losing theirown identities or family contact.
The three panellists – PaulaPopescu-Saloojee, Laura Pistoriusand Ayesha Brinkhuis – said duringthe workshop that one of the greatestchallenges facing converts to Islamis a lack of opportunities to ask ques-tions,andto findcorrect informationand support.
The Helderberg New Muslim Sup-port Group is scheduled to meet atthe Iqra Community Centre in Ham-mond Street, Strand, at 19:30 on thefirst and third Thursday of everymonth.
Please note that the support groupis for women only.
To find out more contact LauraPistorius on 0 021 854 5959 or at2 [email protected], or Aye-sha Brinkhuis on 071 898 9522.
Paula Popescu-Saloojee, Laura Pistorius, Voiceof the Cape radio presenter Munadia Karaan, andAyesha Brinkhuis, who spearheaded the effort toset up a support group for Islamic converts inthe Helderberg.
The creation of the support group follows a work-shop, titled Crossing the Cultural Divide, held bythe Iqra Learning Centre last month.
Delicious Asianyellowtail stir-fryThe eager foodies of the Gazette testkitchen put their culinary skills to thetest and experimented with flavours tocreate this healthy Asian fish stir-fry.
Ingredients400 g fresh yellowtail, cut into 7 cm
strips400 g stir-fry baby vegetables4 large brown mushrooms, chopped2 tbsp flaked almonds
Fish marinade3 tbsp lemon juice1 tbsp mixed ginger4 t chilli sauceSprinkle of lemon fish seasoning½ t fish masala
Stir-fry sauce1 t ginger1 t ground coriander
1 t chilli½ t tamarind paste (optional)3 tbsp soya sauce2 tbsp low-fat yoghurt
Method) Combine the marinade ingredi-
ents and marinate the fish for an hour.) Heat three tbspgrape seedoil, then
add the flaked almonds and fish.) Fry for two minutes, remove and
set aside.) Add the vegetables and stir-fry for
a further 7 minutes.) Once cooked, add the stir-fry
sauce.) Return the fish to the wok and
serve on a bed of basmati rice.
Serves 3 to 4.
Crunchy and delicious Asian yellowtail stir-fry can be served on its own,or on a bed of rice or couscous. Photo: Annette Theron
See creation in full bloomFlower-arrangement designers from theSomersetWest areawill competewith in-terpretations of excerpts from the bibli-cal story of Genesis using flowers.
Set to be held this weekend at the Hot-tentots Holland NG Church hall in Gor-
don Road, the show promises interestingrenditions of the creation of the world.It runs on Friday from 09:00 to 16:00, andon Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00.
Entrance costs R20, and there will betea, coffee and cake for sale.
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ACVV Huis Soeterus in die Strandbied ’n herfstee aan wat as ’n fondsin-samelingsprojek gaan dien.
Kom Saterdag 21 April om 09:00 engeniet ’n koppie tee by Huis Soeterus.Daniël de Kock sal die gasspreker bydie geleentheid wees.
Die tema vir die oggend is Vrouemet woema, passie en humor.
Koste is R75 per persoon. Almalwelkom.
Besprekings by ACVV Huis Soete-rus 021 853 7423/52 tussen 08:00 en17:00 .T: 021 853 0211
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Sculpting the futureBoys from Lwandle’s Simanyene and Khan-yolwethu high schools got a helping hand onthe path to manhood during the Men in theMaking project in Pinelands.
The pupils’ visit was initiated by theLwandle police, who joined hands withTracker South Africa to mould young boysinto future leaders.
TheprogrammetargetedGrade8boys,en-couraging them to be responsible in allspheres of life. There were tours of the SAPS
Dog Unit premises, the 10111 premises inMaitland, and the Airwing premises in Bel-har, giving the youngsters a chance to learnabout how the police work, and inform themof potential career paths.
Men for Change, a police support groupformen,alsoheldtalksondomesticviolence,crime and drugs.
The Men in the Making project is a Track-erSouthAfricainitiativeaimedatencourag-ing boys to be positive role models.
From left are Percy Bernado, Sergeant Portia Jack, Constable Edward Nthaba andPumla Mgujunwa. On the right are Constable Mthokosizi Gama, Nolubabalo Moyakaand Kevin Cupido.
Seen with the boys are Warrant Officer Alania Barnard and Sergeant Portia Jack(on the left). Kneeling on the right is Constable Mkululi Mawela.
A window into law enforcementThe Cape Town Metro Police gave young-sters a show to remember – and a lessonnever to forget – during their recent educa-tional visit to Firgrove Primary.
The awareness day included games(“good touch–bad touch”, for example,aimedto teachchildrenaboutsexualabuse),and a riveting display by the K9 unit, duringwhich sniffer dogs showed how they smellout drugs and concealed weapons, andhelped capture a “criminal” on the run.
The morning concluded with a pro-grammebyWally, the107mascot,whoenter-tained the younger pupils while teachingthem the 107 emergency number.
Cindy, a border collie, showed she couldn’t be outsmarted when she sniffed outdrugs hidden in a tyre by one of the pupils.
Right:CapeTownMetroPolicepatrol dogTurbo, a German shepherd, demon-strates to the pupils of Firgrove Primarythe correct way to nab a criminal.
Discover your futureTHE Annual Boland College open daytakes place at all Boland College cam-puses on Friday.
On thedayprospective students, alongwith their parents, will be able to learnabout and apply for the multitude of edu-cational programmes available at thevarious campuses. “If you’re havingtrouble deciding on a field of study, comeand speak to the people in the know,” aspokesperson says.
This year prospective students will beable to undergo a career testing and guid-ance session, and all the lecturers and ac-ademic staff will be available for consul-tation. After going through the career
guidance session, students-to-be cancomplete an application form for theJune 2012 or January 2013 intake.
Funding has also made it possible forBoland College to offer bursaries to de-serving students who were unable to reg-ister in January 2012. If you have passedGrade 12, you need to attend the open dayfor the opportunity to apply for one ofmany post-matric qualification pro-grammes starting in June.
For more information, phone BolandCollege Strand on 0 021 853 7611, or gethold of the Stellenbosch campus on0 021 887 3027. You can also visit the col-lege site at www.bolandcollege.com.
Schooling: think aheadHelderberg Primary School will host anopen day from 18:30 to 20:00 on Thursdayfor pupils interested in joining the school
nextyear forGradesRand1.Forbookingsphone Christa Möller on 021 850 7543 or021 855 1482.
Be a hero and brave the flamesEverdreamedofbecominga firefighter?Vol-unteer Wildfire Services is recruiting newmembers for the 2012–2013 season.
The non-profit organisation assists TableMountain National Parks in Cape Town andCapeNature in Stellenbosch with combatingwild fires during the summer months.
The volunteers only fight fires outside thecity – on the urban and agricultural fringe,as well as in remote mountain areas. Theydo not fight structural fires.
Anyone physically fit – as long as they’re18 years or older – can apply.
If you’re not fit enough, or fighting firesisnotyour thing, youmightwant to considerthe vacancies for control room operators,
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month, and training for the coming seasonwill start in May.
If you’re interested, check out one of thefollowing informationsessions.The first, fortheStellenboscharea, happensat 19:00 today(Tuesday) at the CapeNature Office in Jonk-ershoekValley.Tomorrow, those in theCapeTown area can make their way to the New-lands Fire Base in Newlands Forest at 18:30,while people living in and around Paarl cango to the Scouts Hall at 193 Bonaparte Ave-nue, Klein Parys, at 19:00.
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Nicole McCain has joined the Gazette group as ajournalism intern for the Helderberg area. Last yearshe completed her internship with the Media24Journalism Academy, which saw her working at titlessuch as the Natal Witness, Food24 and Men’sHealth. Born and raised in Pretoria, Nicole studiedjournalism in Pretoria before completing her ba-chelor of philosophy in journalism at StellenboschUniversity in 2010.
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Lesers lewerkommentaar) Vandale wil maar net nie leer nie.Groentetuine isdaaromgemeenskap-pe op te hef. Dit verskaf voedsel enwerk, en kan later selfs uitbrei totgrootskaalseboerdery.Metkennisbe-weeg jy vorentoe in plaas van om alste vernietig.Dís ’nwaardevolle les virvandale. –Rynhardt, Somerset-Wes
) Al kwalifiseer enige smokkel-huis ’n duisend keer vir ’n lisensie,sal ons as gemeenskap dit nooit aan-vaar nie. Let op in watter gebiede diemeeste smokkelhuise is (nié sjebiens)wat met alles (drank, dwelms) smok-kel. Let op ons vervalle morele stan-daarde soos vandalisme, tiener swan-gerskappe, en nog meer. Daar is nognooit ’n lisensie in ’n raadslid, ofdrankraadslede, se gebiede goedge-keur nie. Ons sal met valkoë die nuwedrankwet dophou. –Willie
) Idonotqualify foranRDPhouse.Why can’t I rent a gap house? I wason the housing list (before I inheriteda55-year-oldmunicipalhouse), Iworkin the Helderberg and rent a garagein a backyard for more than R2 000 amonth. –Daphne
) Belastingbetalers sal nie meerdie pas kan volhou sodat die ANC be-huising kan voorsien nie. Die ANCmoet bevolkingsgroei en die toestro-ming van immigrante na SA wat on-wettig in huise woon, beperk. As diékwessies nie aangespreek word nie,wag groot probleme –R. Nel, SW
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Local rugby clubs leap into battleThe 2012 club rugby season in the WesternProvince kicked off on Saturday, much to thedelight of the players and fans who have beenanxiously awaiting its start.
Club rugby in Western Province is huge,with a total of 157 club matches played thispast Saturday.
Among the local clubs in action this pastweekend were Helderberg, who played Good-wood in their first Super League B clash ofthe season and came away with a convincing46–6 win and 5 points.
Helderberg lost their Super League A sta-tus last year, and needed to get out of theblocks in a hurry to move back to SuperLeague A status next year.
Goodwood has moved up to Super LeagueB from the Premier A, and will find the goingtough.
Other Super League B matches last week-end included: Bellville vs Hand & Hearts;Brackenfell vs Pniel/Villagers; Collegians vsPrimrose; and NNK vs Kuils River.
For results on these and all other WP clubrugby matches go to wpclubrugby.co.za.
One of the favourite teams in PremierLeague A is St Georges, who kicked off theirseason with a match against Paarl. They nar-rowly lost 35–31.
Elsies River played Hamlets; KraaifonteintookonLanga;andScottsdenebattledRangers.
Sir Lowrians kicked off their PremierLeague B season with a crushing 66–13 winover Milnerton, scoring 10 tries and earning5 points in the process.
They should win this league comfortablythis season and get promoted to the Premierleague A in 2013.
Strand United and Macassar are two otherlocal clubs playing in this league. StrandUnited played Van der Stel and won 20–15,while Macassar played Silvertree and alsowon their game, with 22–16.
Othermatches in this leaguewere:Stellen-bosch Coronations vs Eerste River; and La-gunya vs Franschhoek.
InDivision1,StrandplayedNorthernsandbeat them 27–13 ,while Raithby lost 9–3 toMannenberg.
AllSaintsbeatBusyBees15–7intheirDivi-sion 2 clash, while Strand Pioneers beat
Masiphulelo 24–23 in their Division 3 match.ReadDistrictMail for full reports andmore
photos of some of these matches.Herman Abrahams, the deputy CEO of the
Western Province Rugby Football Union,says he’s pleased to report that the season’sregistration process was conducted withspeed, and a minimum of bumps and bruises;hethanksall theclubsthatrespondedintime.
“At the last WP Union meeting, four clubswereacceptedas fullmembersof theWPClubRugby family,” he goes on to say. “They areSimondium, Pêrel United, Young Brothersand Imiqhayi. With these four clubs joiningthe WP Club Rugby family, our total numberof clubs has increased to 90.”
Two clubs, Simonsberg Region and theSunday League, were also accepted as associ-ated members of the WP Union. “In total, 10rural teams form part of the Simonsberg Re-gion, whilst the Sunday League consists of22 teams. To all of these clubs – welcome tothe family.
“The WP Union will lend a hand to theseclubs concerning aspects like coaching, refe-rees and applications to the Lotto Board.”
Abrahams adds that, with the petrol pricebeing sky-high, travel expenses have becomea huge factor for clubs – so it’s fantastic newsthat the WP Union, with the cooperation ofGolden Arrow Bus Services and the NationalLotteries Board, will help a huge number ofclubs with their travel expenses.
“All the clubs from Premier League A andB, as well as Divisions 1 to 4, will share inthis project’s benefits,” he says.
Abrahams goes on to say that last year anumber of workshops were held to teachclubs how to maximise their use of social me-dia. “As a tool to communicate with theirmembers, supporters and the public, the so-cialmediaareveryimportant. Iamsuretherewill be a lot of tweets and Facebook items go-ing around this year.
“Don’t forget to add the hashtag #wpclu-brugby into your Saturday tweets so that wecan all follow the full club rugby actionstream as you tweet.
“Club rugby followers are also invited towatch the programme on club rugby everyWednesday at 21:00 on Cape Town TV.”
Helderberg’s hard-working hooker Zane Raimondi, together with fiery flank Wikus vanStaden, get stuck into a loose scrum during the match against Goodwood, playedat the Charles Morkel stadium in the Strand on Saturday. Helderberg won the match42–6. Photo: Peter Bee
Take a swing for charityTheButterflyFoundation, inconjunctionwith Easy Events, will hold the ZelbiaRossi Memorial Golf Day on Sunday 6May.
The 4BBB-format event will be held atSomerset West Golf Club; there will be aluckydrawwithgreat prizesup for grabs.
EntrancecostsR250;businessesorgolf-ers who want to contribute can sponsora hole at R1 000.
If you’d like any more information,give Bernadette Rossi a call on0 078 767 5885, or get in touch with BrianHowes on 021 851 7950 or 082 335 7824.