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Safe school transportGARY VAN DYK
Safer school transport has be-come a priority in Bishop Lavisand surrounding areas.
Last week the Bishop LavisLearner Transport Forum hosted ameeting with officials of the Depart-ment of Transport and PublicWorks, including Western CapeTransport MEC Robin Carlise, toensure the provision of safe trans-port of learners in the area.
Mike Hoffmeester, chairman ofthe forum, said that the meetingwas called with these authorities inorder to help their members, andopen doors for better co-operation
for the safety of learners.“We started last year when we ex-
perienced the horrible accident atButtskop and realised that a forumof drivers in this field would go along way to ensure that all driversmaintain safe driving habits whentransporting children,” he said.
“While we have been growingsome of our members are still expe-riencing problems when it comes togetting permits, and when dealingwith school authorities who refuseto sign documents that are neededto obtain these permits.
“We also wanted some input intohow we could improve our servicesand I think this meeting has openedthose doors.”
Bernie McMahon, of the Provin-cial Regulating Entity, added someimportant insight into the workingof the department and how theycould be of assistance to problemsthat the forum was experiencing.
“I feel that this is an importantpartnership because you are pro-viding much-needed services inmany communities,” she said.
“As a parent our children are spe-cial tous, andwhen it comes to theirtransportation every parent wantsto be assured that they are alwayssafe on the roads.
“With your initiative you areproving to the community that safe-ty is a top priority, and we will workwith you to ensure that you are al-
ways proving it, and adhere to thelaws that govern these activities.”
Part of her presentation to themeeting was pointing out that priorto 2000 operators who providedscholar transport services did notrequire a public permit.
They were exempted from this re-quirement in terms of section 1(2)of the Road Transportation Act (Act74 of 1977), but this changedwith thepromulgation of the National LandTransport Transition Act (Act 22 of2000) when the transportation ofscholars, teachers and lecturerswere defined as a public transportservice, which required an operat-ing licence.
Where scholars are transported
on a daily basis, an operating li-cence is required.
However, where such servicesare not provided on a regular basis,the operator is exempted from therequirement of an operating li-cence.
This includes sporting trips, ex-cursions, sightseeing, and so on. Insuch cases, only a letter from theschool or educational institution isrequired confirming that all thepassengers are enrolled learners atthat institution.
However, it remains vitally im-portant for the educational institu-tion to ensure that vehicles used forsuch trips are roadworthy.
. To page 2.
) Officials meet to find agreement
Three Bishop Lavis policemen were arrested this week. Here the threesuspects are escorted into a police van after their arrest by Brig AndreLincoln and Capt Jonathan Amon from the Hawks. Story on Page 2.
‘Corrupt cops’ busted‘Corrupt cops’ busted
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Police unsolved casesPolice in Bishop Lavis are looking for informa-tion regardingamurder that tookplace onSun-day 12 June last year.
At about 19:00 on that day, 27-year-old Antho-ny “Boesman” Dempers who lived in MulberryStreet, Bonteheuwel, was shot in the chest ata house in Roseweek Street. He died on the sce-ne. Investigationshave revealed that thedecea-sed was a member of the 28’s gang.
Anyone with information that could lead tothe arrest of the killers can contact the investi-gating officer, Det Const Yeli on 021 935 9802/.
. In another incident that happened on Fri-day 10 June last year, police were called out tothe corner of Oleander and Netreg Streets.
When they got there they found the body of24-year-old Daren Pretorius who lived in Am-rol Street, Netreg. The police are looking fora witness, Robin Kyala Abrahams that used tostay at 45 Netreg Street, and also at 24A Olean-der Street, Netreg. Contact the investigating of-ficer, Detective Sergeant Samuel Koki on 021935 9802/3.
Party plans put on hold as hijack unravelsPolice in Bishop Lavis caught onto a dodgydeal last week when investigating a hijac-king.
On Wednesday 8 Febraury at approximate-ly 10:30 the driver and crew of a liquor storedelivery vehicle approached the police witha report that they were hijacked in MobileRoad, Airport Industria.
After a search of the area the vehicle was
later recovered on the R300, but the cargo (li-quor) to the value of R40 000 was stolen.
The complainants were questioned becau-se circumstances seemed sketchy, and it wasthen discovered they were never hijacked,but stole the liquor themselves.
The five suspects, who are from Gugulet-hu, New Crossroads, Atlantis, Blaauberg-strand and Mbekweni and who are between
the ages of 27 and 38 years were promptly ar-rested.
Members of Bishop Lavis SAPS and theBishop Lavis Cluster Tactical ResponseTeam searched premises in New Crossroads,Blaaubergstrand and Maitland where theyrecovered the liquor.
The suspects have been charged with theftand defeating the ends of justice.
Public help needed in murder investigationCan you help in this murder investigation?
WO Michael Prins, a detective at Elsies Ri-ver Police Station is looking for informationregarding a murder that took place on 21 Oc-tober 2010.
At about 21:10 on that day the body of Per-cyville McKriel was found in a lane between
HighwayStreet and 11thAvenuewithanum-ber of gunshot wounds.
An investigation has revealed that he wasa member of the 28’s gang at the time, andthat a white Toyota Conquest was involvedin the incident.
For further information contact Prins on
021 928 1400 or 073 301 6288.. Police are looking for the family of Jacob
Taylor who was found dead of natural causeson a field in Elsies River on 26 December lastyear. W/O Izak Witbooi can be contacted on021 928 1400 or 079 184 5888 for further infor-mation.
Vote for the fairestgown of them allAfter the TygerBurger and Pa-row Centre sifted through morethan 150 entrants in their wed-ding gown competition, 15 bri-des’ beautiful dresses were cho-sen.
Not only are these finalists wea-ring fabulous wedding gowns, but itseems that the dress complementstheir personality. The whole packa-ge, with the dress as the focal point,convinced the judges that these 15women on page 7 are the cream ofthe crop.
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card by voting for their favouritedress. Go to page 7, SMS the word“Parow”, the codeof your favourite,as well as your full name and surna-me to 32 015, e.g “Parow P4 DeniseAbrahams”. An SMS costs R1. Thevoting line closes at midnight 23 Fe-bruary 2012.
The 15 finalists will also partici-pate in a live wedding dress show-case on 25 February between 11:00and 12:00 at the Markham Court inParow Centre. At this event thewinner will be crowned.
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‘Corrupt Laviscops’ bustedThree policemen from Bish-op Lavis have realised thatcrime does not pay, especial-ly as a member of the SAPS.
On Saturday investiga-tions into alleged corruption,dealing in drugs, perjury andextortion as well as theftcame to a head when thethree were arrested after re-porting for duty.
Two constables aged 26 and28, and a warrant officer (48)were arrested and due to ap-pear in court on Monday.
Investigations into thecrimes are still continuing.
Transport forum encouraged. From page 1.
McMahon also pointed out that many operatorssimilar to those in the forum were experiencingproblems dealing with schools that did not get in-volved with these private transport businesses,especially in respect to obtaining permits butthey were busy streamlining these requirements.
“We have found that many principals do notwant to commit to requirements that are neededfor them to sign in order for operators to get theseoperating permission because it still puts respon-sibility in their hands.
“This is being reviewed to be much simpler butwithout compromising the safety of those learn-ers.”
Carlisle also encouraged the activities of the fo-rum and ensured them that his door was open tohelp them improve their services.
“Education is important in all communities,and getting children to their schools safely is a
priority. As a forum you must keep on takingyour ideas forward to involve all stakeholders.
“There is a need for co-operative thinking inyour activities in order to obtain better deals foryour members in the financial and servicingfields for their vehicles, and maintain the part-nerships with the education and transport de-partments so that you are always operating safelyand within the law.”
Hoffmeester concluded by adding that all themembers of the forum were very motivated by themeeting and hopes that more operators wouldjoin them to ensure safety for scholars.
. The forum will be celebrating their first anni-versary with a snack dance at the MontevideoCommunity Hall on Friday from 19:00.
Feedback will be providing the music for theevening and tickets are R80 per person. Furtherinformation and booking from Hoffmeester on079 795 6121.
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Fire destroys train carriageFire destroys train carriageJESSICA BOTES
The first class carriage of a Cape Town-bound train was recently destroyed andtwo adjacent carriages damaged when afire started in the carriage as the trainleft the Kuils River Station.
The fire started just after 11:00 on Thurs-day morning and investigations are underway to confirm the circumstances of the inci-dent. It is suspected that the fire was set de-liberately.
Metrorail regional manager, LindeloMatya, said the destruction of the three car-riages brings the total number lost to fire inthe last six months to eight. The cost of thedamage will only be confirmed post-assess-ment but it is estimated to run into severalmillion.
According to Eldon Pieterse, a passengeron the train, they had no idea the train wason fire. “When the train stopped we juststayed in the carriage,” said Pieterse, “it wasonly when a passenger from the burning car-riage came to warn us that we got off thetrain.”
“In case of fire, a train is required to stopas soon as the fire is detected,” said Matya.“The traindriver andguardhave specific du-ties to fulfil in compliance with the emergen-cy plan. The plan takes account of the 3 000volt overhead high tension electricity andother operational logistics endemic to therail environment.”
The train stopped just after leaving the sta-tion with about five coaches in the section,the remainder of the train was still at the
platform. “Logic dictated that commutersclosest to the source of the fire would be at-tended to first,” said Matya.
No one was injured in the fire and emer-gency services were on site to assist.
“We had to wait over two hours for the bus-es to arrive,” said Pieterse. “I go to collegeand I have now missed all my classes. Theydid not even give me a letter to say that thetrains were being delayed so now I will bemarked absent from class.”
“When trains are delayed, Metrorail dis-patches buses automatically, but experience
has shown that this process can take awhile,” said Matya. “In some instances thetrain service has been restored before thebuses arrive”.
Metrorail asks that witnesses with any in-formation that may assist the police in ap-prehending the perpetrators come forward.“A reward of up to R25 000 may be paid forinformation leading to a successful convic-tion,” said Matya.
Reports may be sent to the SAPS CrimeLine on 08600 10111 or Crime tip-offs SMS32211.
The burntout carriage of a Metrorail train at the Kuils River Station. Photo: Jessica Botes
Metrorail has plan for vandalismMetrorail is tackling vandals with aniron fist after various incidents havecrippled its rail services in recentmonths.
Metrorail systems, rail assets and rollingstock have been vandalised and sabotagedleading to 73 train cancellations and 2 503train delays since November 2011.
Lindelo Matya, regional manager of theWestern Cape, said the region’s securityplan will be beefed up significantly to stopvandals in their tracks. “We will be install-ing closed circuit television cameras whichwill be monitored and supported by strategi-
cally placed tactical response units,” saidMatya.
The cameras will integrate with other sur-veillance cameras in nearby areas.
The region’s human resource capacity willalso be beefed up by the appointment of 100ex-SANDF members. The rail system is cur-rently safeguarded by about 100 railway po-lice, 130 permanent Metrorail ProtectionServices officials and900 contracted securityofficers working in two or more shifts.
“While our efforts to repair and bringtrains back into service in the last sixmonths has materialised, resulting in all re-quired trains for scheduled services being
available, this has been severely hamperedby these cowardly acts of vandalism,” saidMatya.
To minimise delays for commuters Metro-rail has re-introduced special express busservices.
“Over recent months we have seen traincommuters being unfairly inconveniencedby criminal acts of vandalism. As a ‘caringcity’ and a responsible partner in the publictransport sector, we must have a plan inplace so that we can come to their assist-ance,” said Councillor Brett Herron, thecity’s mayoral committee member for trans-port, roads and stormwater.
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Cravenby Senior Secondary hosted their award ceremony for 2011 at the Cravenby Civic Centrerecently and celebrated an improvement in their matric results from 84 percent in 2010 to 91percent. Principal Himmath Singh is seen here with some of the top achievers, from left, JamielaGaffoor, who was awarded the Senior Dux award for being the top achiever and she receivedawards for Afrikaans, and life sciences; Chante Erasmus was part of the Rachel’s Angels programme at the school (a Naspers community welfare initiative) that received the school’s WelfareAward; and Firdous Parker got an award for life orientation. Photos: Gary van Dyk
Guest speaker at the awards ceremony was professor and dean of the education faculty atStellenbosch University, Yusef Waghid, centre, who was welcomed to the event by, from left,Leopold Vries (deputy principal), Abdul Kajee (school governing body chairman), HimmathSingh (principal), and Greg Marais (WCED circuit manager).
Jacqueline Petersen received an award for her sporting achievements at the school, and Simamkele Booi, who got the award for Good Fellowship are seen here with teacher, Farazanah Adams.
These learners, all part of the Rachel’s Angels initiative at the school received the Welfare Awardfor their work in the community. From left, Prenissa Pillay, Yaseera Chetty, Shirley Cunningham(coordinator), SierChe Horng, Chante Erasmus, Simamkele Booi, Natasha Pather, Curt Abdolland Saloshnie Govender.
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Arts and crafts courses are offeredMaureen Skilder is offering artsand crafts training courses bet-ween 10 March and 14 April, everySaturday from 09:00 to 12:30, at theAthlone Library, Dobson Road.Training will include gel and waxcandle making, soap making, bathsalt making, basket weaving, de-
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Boys take a step aheadGARY VAN DYK
Four young men from Bonteheu-wel want to make melodies a ma-jor part of their lives.
Since 2010 a group of friends begansinging at their church functions,which got them invitations to sing atother churches and family func-tions, and before they knew it theywere in demand in the community,but now they want to take it a stepfurther.
Joshua van der Merwe (16) is oneof the founding members of thegroup that simply call themselvesBoys From Bonteheuwel.
“We did not have a name when westarted so when people introducedus they just called us that, so thename has stuck,” he explains.
“The group started with just threeof us, with Caleb van der Rheede (17)
and Jason Ockhuizen (13), but wegrew to five members with MikaelPedro (21) and Rudy Pedro (24) join-ing us.
“We have become really seriousabout our music and we perform gos-pel music in the vocal harmonystyle, but we feel that the time hascome for us to improve on what wedo.
“Our first aim is to get our ownequipment for our performances be-cause sometimes we get to a venueand the equipment is not workingproperly, or our backing trackswon’t play, and it spoils it for the au-dience.
“Another important objective isthat we want to improve our singingso we are looking for somebody tohelp us with our music, and improv-ing our voices,” he said.
Help may be on hand for the groupbecause Lorraine Ockhuizen, well-
known for her reading programmesin the area, has taken them underher wing to help them achieve theirgoals.
She recently hosted a High Tea toraise funds for the group and saidthat she wanted to support theseyoung men who wanted to becomepositive role models in their commu-nities.
“They already have a God-giventalent and they still want to improveon that talent,” she said.
“I believe that they have what ittakes to make it to the top and theirmessage will reach many younghearts out there. If there is any per-son out there who can help and en-courage these young men to aspireto live their dream any donation incash, or in the form of equipmentwill be appreciated.” For further in-formation contact Lorraine on 021694 5098 or 083 343 2128.
The Boys from Bonteheuwel – young men who want to send a positive vibe into the world. From left, Mikael Pedro,Joshua van der Merwe, Jason Ockhuizen, Caleb van der Rheede, and Rudy Pedro. Photo: Gary van Dyk
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Mbeki togive OmarlectureYou can get the inside information onpeacemaking and being the president atUWC tomorrow.
Former President Thabo Mbeki will de-liver a lecture on“Reflections onpeacemak-ing, state sovereignty and democratic gov-ernance in Africa” at the 8th Annual DullahOmar Memorial Lecture at the university.
The lecture is hosted by the CommunityLaw Centre and the Faculty of Law at theUniversity of the Western Cape.
The Dullah Omar Memorial Lecture Se-ries celebrates the memory of the man whoworked tirelessly towards, and achieved somuch, in realising the goals of humanrights and democracy.
Omar believed that law should serve thecommunity and give effect to human rightsand democracy. He put that belief into prac-tise as a lawyer because most of his clientswere people who had been victimised byapartheid laws. He represented numerouspolitical prisoners and also acted as legalcounsel for tradeunions, civic andreligiousorganisations.
At the height of repression during theState of Emergency, he played a key role,within the flagship civic organisation fight-ing against apartheid, the United Demo-craticFront.With thenormalisationof poli-tics in 1990 he became the chairperson ofthe African National Congress in the West-ern Cape.
With the unbanning of the liberationmovements in 1990, a vision for the new le-gal order based on justice, human rightsand democracy was required. Omar an-swered to this call.
He brought this vision and intellect to theUniversity of the Western Cape and the LawFaculty when in 1990 he became the direc-tor of the Community Law Centre. Omarwas the inspiration behind the Centre andworked tirelessly to establish it as a centreof research and advocacy on human rightsand democracy.
Under his directorship the Centre be-came a major contributor to policy formula-tion for the new constitutional order, focus-ing on the structure of the state, the elector-al system, gender issues, children’s rights,policing, and the transformation of the judi-ciary.
As a former friend and colleague, formerPresident Mbeki will also reflect on hismemories of the late Advocate DullahOmar.
The lecture will start at 18:00 and takesplace in the Main Hall.
For information please call 021 959 2625.You can also follow the lecture live on Ra-
dio 2000 for views, interviews and reviews.
‘Mans moetself opstaan’Daar sal vanjaar geen Mighty Men-konfe-rensie (MMC) in die Wes-Kaap aangebiedword nie. “Die era het aangebreek vir elkeman om self op te staan en die boodskap vanhoop en die goeie nuus elke dag en op elkevlak van die samelewing uit te leef,” sê Har-dus Zevenster, uitvoerende hoof van RadioTygerberg en lid van die reëlingskomitee.
Hy sê die tyd het aangebreek vir die sadewat gesaai is by MMC, om in dade uit te barswat moet groei tot kragtige bome.
“Mighty Men was ’n wonderlike geesteli-ke inspuiting, ja, maar daar is tog gevinddat talle daarna weer in ou weë verval.” Hysê die bestuur van Mighty Men Wes-Kaaphet baie gebed en samesprekings met An-gus Buchan van Mighty Men, gehou. “Onshet daarvan oortuig geraak dat ons Vadermet ’n nuwe seisoen besig is en dat MightyMen en dít wat ons Vader daardeur wou be-reik, voltooi is,” het Zevenster gesê.
“Ons glo dat God, as Vader van kreatiwi-teit, ’n vars plan vir die Wes-Kaap het. Onssien met afwagting uit na wat Hy besig isom met Sy wondervingers vir die provinsiete vorm.”
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KENNISGEWING VAN SUBRAADSVERGADERINGSFEBRUARIE 2012Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 (vier-en-twintig) subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volgop die volgende plekke en tye sal vergader:
Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder
1 Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Milnerton 23 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001
2 Kraaifontein-raadsaal 22 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053
3 Raadsaal, Voortrekkerweg, Goodwood 23 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676
4Parow-raadsaal,Tallentweg, Parow
23 10:00Ardela van Niekerk021 938 8050
5Raadsaal, h.v. Jakkalsvleilaan en Kiaatweg,Bonteheuwel
22 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161
6Bellville-raadsaal,Bellville-burgersentrum
20 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024
7 Bloekombos-gemeenskapsaal 20 10:00Carin Viljoen021 970 3002
8Strand-raadsaal,Strand
23 10:00Izak du Toit021 850 4149
9 Solomon Tshuku-saal, Site C, Khayelitsha 22 10:00Thando Siwisa021 360 1351
10Lookout Hill-toerismefasiliteit,Khayelitsha
20 10:00Fezekile Cotani021 360 1267
11 Athlone-kleinsaal 22 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1600
12Westridge-burgersentrum,Mitchells Plain
23 10:00David Cedras021 371 4550
13Brown’s Farm-gemeenskapsaal 22 10:00
Lunga Bobo021 630 1600
14Luyolo-gemeenskapsaal,Gugulethu
20 10:00Christopher Jako021 6301600
15Plover-kamer,Pinelands-opleidingsentrum, Pinelands
22 10:00Mariette Griessel021 531 3437
16 Raadsaal, Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad 20 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055
17 Athlone-kleinsaal 23 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 637 9757
18 Rondevlei-subraadsaal, Lotusrivier 23 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020
19 Raadsaal, Vishoek 20 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2011
20Raadsaal, Alphensentrum,Constantia
22 10:00Brian Ford021 794 2493
21Oostenberg-raadsaal,Kuilsrivier
22 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502
22Oostenberg-raadsaal,Kuilsrivier
20 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508
23Phillipi-sportsentrum,Sheffieldweg, Phillipi
20 10:00David Cedras021 371 4551
24 Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum 23 10:00Anthony Mathe021 956 8000
Benewens items wat op spesifieke subrade betrekking het, sal die volgende items op dieagendas van alle subrade in Februarie verskyn:
• Voorlegging van die Stad se jaarverslag en beknopte oorsig vir 2010/11 vir kommentaar• Konsepbeleid oor hoë geboue: Openbare deelname• Straatnaamverandering• Athlone-kragstasie: aanstelling van ‘n professionele diensverskaffer• Ontwikkelingsraamwerk, Kapteinsklipstasie-omgewing en Mnandi-kusnodus:
aanstelling van ‘n professionele diensverskaffer
Afskrifte lê ter insae by subrade, munisipale biblioteke en www.capetown.gov.za.Organisasies word versoek om kommentaar by hulle subraad in te dien. Die ordereëls virsubrade laat enige lid van die publiek toe om die subraad oorhierdie of enige ander aangeleentheid toe te spreek deur ditvooraf met die betrokke subraadbestuurder te reël.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER
Ivan to focus on communityLOUISA STEYL
Well known radio personality and singer,Ivan Siegelaar, has a busy few monthsahead.
After announcing his resignation fromRadio Tygerberg, where he manned the af-ternoon slot, Ivan says he owes it to his fansto let them know what his plans are.
His focus, for now, Ivan says, will be oncommunity development.
“Now the real work begins,” he says.Ivan will be going into communities with
upliftment programmes and looking for lo-cal talent. Once a month he will host a con-cert where he can offer exposure to youngup and coming talent.
Ivan also hopes to start his own ministry.He is scheduled to perform at the Sui-
doosterfees as well as the Porterville Chris-tusfees in March. Just after that he will beheading to Israel where he will be inter-viewing religious leaders, before he jets toIndonesia in May to perform at the WorldPrayer Conference. Ivan says his decisionto leave the radio station was because hehas become too busy.
“It’s just impossible to juggle everythingtogether,” he says.
When he isn’t too busy, Ivan will still beon air on Sundays and Fridays.
For more information on performancesand projects, visit Ivan’s Facebook page orgo to www.nuelight.co.za.
Bigger, better, bluesA host of local blues names will be takingover Kleinmond in March for the BigBlues Music Festival.
Organisers are determined to offer a big-ger and better show this year, with an evenstronger line-up of SA’s most talented bluesmusicians on one stage over the weekend.
Firm favourites like Boulevard BluesBand, Dan Patlansky and the Blues Broerswill perform again, alongside blues song-birds such as Natasha Meister, Charlie Kingand Monique de Jager. There are some sur-prises in the line-up such as Vusi Mahlaselawho will highlight the roots of blues and willcertainly inspire.
Bands from up north like The Black CatBones, Southern Gypsy Queen and the legen-dary Piet Botha and the Lyzyrd Kyngs willalso be part of the action.
Crowd pleaser, Gerald Clark will performwith Henry Steel Jnr and Peter Hoven asTony and the Trailer Cats, who will have justreturned from their American tour, invited
by The International Blues Challenge inMemphis to take part in the biggest bluesevent on the American calendar.
And as if that’s not enough, the festivaltakes place in the spectacularly upgradedKleinmond Harbour, with restaurants, barsand interesting shops in the adjacent Har-bour Road.
Partnering with Paul Bothner Music, thefestival will offer a guitar workshop and vo-cal workshop for aspiring blues musicians,hosted by two of the most popular artists.
The festival will once again offer value formoney packages, including accommodation,entry to the area’s major tourist attractionsand a range of additional discounts.
The full list of artists, with performancetimes, and festival ticket prices are availableat www.bigblues.co.za.
WIN! WIN! WIN!. Two lucky readers can each win double
tickets to the Big Blues Festival. SMS theword “Big” followed by your name and con-tact details to 45527. SMSes cost R1.50.
The Blues Broers will be part of the lineup at this year’s Big Blues Music Festival.
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All to fight for in the second halfTHOMAS CAROLUS
Ajax Cape Town wants to stay ontheir winning ways for the se-cond half of the league.
The local side will look to pick upin the second half of the Absa Pre-mier League season where they leftoff when they host Platinum Starsat 19:30 tonight at the Cape TownStadium.
Ajax ended off 2011’s competitiveaction in style, picking up threesuccessive wins, including a thril-ling 4-3 victory over relegation-threatened Black Leopards, to pushthemselves up to seventh place onthe league table, just seven pointsadrift of leaders Mamelodi Sun-downs.
The Urban Warriors have builtup such a head of steam that coachMaarten Stekelenburg will nodoubt have been disappointed that
it ended with the lengthy festive se-ason and Africa Cup of Nations in-duced break, but it’s the same pro-blem faced by all PSL clubs at pre-sent.
Platinum Stars, Ajax’s opponentsthis evening, were probably thank-ful of the break, as it would have gi-ven them time to regroup and reor-ganise after a difficult first half ofthe season.
The Rustenburg-based side pic-ked up just 13 points from their 15matches and find themselves downin 13th place on the log, just threepoints above the danger zone.
Their main problem has been achronic inability to pick up pointsaway from home; in eight leaguematches on the road. Dikwena haverecorded one draw and suffered se-ven losses.
Their coach Owen da Gama clear-ly needs to get his side over theirtravel sickness if they are to rise up
the table.Engen Santos will look to pick up
three points when their premier-ship campaign resumes with amatch against Moroka Swallows to-night at Dobsonville Stadium.
Moroka Swallows played to a 2-alldraw at home to Maritzburg Unitedin their last match before the mid-season break.
The Soweto side been solid at ho-me so far this season, with fourwins, three draws and just one lossfrom eight matches. The Birds areplaced fourth on the premiershiptable with 26 points from 15 mat-ches.
Santos also played to a 2-all drawaway to Jomo Cosmos in their lastmatch before the mid-season break.The People’s Team have struggledaway from home this season, pic-king up just one win from theireight matches on the road. Santosare placed 14th on the Premiership
table with 12 points from 15 mat-ches.
SuperSport United and Free StateStars will both be targeting threepoints when they meet for a leaguematch at the Lucas Moripe Stadiumtonight.
SuperSport United suffered a 1-0home defeat to Bloemfontein Celticin their last league match before themid-season break. The Pretoriateam have picked up six wins andsuffered two losses from their eighthome matches so far this season.Matsatsantsa are placed second onthe table with 28 points from 15 mat-ches.
Free State Stars went down 2-0 athome to Mamelodi Sundowns intheir last league match before themid-season break.
Stars have been erratic awayfrom home this season, with threewins and four losses from sevenmatches. Ea Lla Koto are placed
sixth on the Premiership table with24 points from 15 matches.
Orlando Pirates will look to beginthe second half of the Premiershipseason on a good footing when theyhost Black Leopards at Orlando Sta-dium tonight.
Orlando Pirates claimed a 2-0 winat home to Golden Arrows in thelast match before the mid-seasonbreak. The Soweto side are unbea-ten at home this season with fivewins and three draws from eightmatches. The Buccaneers are pla-ced fifth on the Premiership logwith 24 points from 15 matches.
Black Leopards suffered a heart-breaking 4-3 defeat to Ajax CapeTown in their last match before themid-season break. The Limpopo si-de has recorded just one away victo-ry from eight matches on the roadthis season. Lidoda Duvha are pla-ced 15th on the Premiership tablewith 10 points from 15 matches.
Nou’s ek voor! Kyle Lender van die HS J.G. Meiring val voordie eindstreep en Luke Geyer van Fairbairn College wen die 800 mvir seuns o.19. Thyrone Britz, HS President, was tweede.
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‘Fight club’ league growingANDRÉ BAKKES AND CHILTON
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Rule number one: don’t talkabout Fight Club!
Rule number two: don’t talk aboutFight Club!
The Cape Town Fight Leaguebears similarities with the Holly-wood movie in the sense that “any-thing goes” but fortunately it ismuch more professional.
When the sport first began ruleswere minimal, but concern from anumber of parties resulted in strict-er rules being implemented, so eventhe “anything goes” slogan is push-ing the limits.
The first Cape Fight League wasrecently held in front of 1 600 keenfans at the Bellville Velodrome.
Mixed Martial Arts, more com-monly referred to as MMA, is a com-bat sport which sees the use of a mix-ture of martial arts techniques.
Its origins can apparently be
traced as far back as 648BC to theGreek Olympic Games.
It is also one of the fastest growingsports in the world.
On Saturday, 4 February, the audi-ence was able to see for themselveswhat the difference is between a rearnaked choke and a triangle choke.
They looked on through a cage asfirst the dancers got the show on theroad, then local favourite FerdinandRabie introduced the fighters and fi-nally the chokes, kicks and punchescommenced.
Renshaw Boltman, a fighter him-self, was just a face in the crowd thatnight, but he says that fighting hasgiven him discipline and control.
Another audience member, CarynStyles, says there is definitely a de-mand for MMA.
“I love the excitement and thebuzz!” she exclaims.
Cape Fighting League co-founder,Anthony Kettle, agrees with Styles.
“There is definitely a big demand.Gary Barrett and I are trying to cre-
ate a platform for fighters, just likethey have in Durban and Johannes-burg,” he explains before elaborat-ing, “One can be an amateur or a pro-fessional, but you must get into agym and first learn things such asthe stand art, ground art and takedowns.”
A fighting enthusiast from Bull-dogs Moitai Gym, Marisa Roman,said that she was very excited for theup coming fights. “I’ve been trainingto fight for nine months now so it’sgreat to see what it’s all about. Oncethe bug bites, it’s addictive,” shesaid.
Nobel De Castrol said: “ I am excit-ed to see some good fights tonight, itshould be interesting. I am sure it’sgoing to be good but most of all I amlooking forward to see some peoplego down.” And down they went!
Kettle says they have alreadymade preliminary plans for the nextevent on 10 May.
For more information go to http://capefightleague.co.za.
Mishal Davis (Takedown gym) vs Daniel Copsopoulos (Panther gym) gets Davis in a headlock during their Cape Fightleague match recently at the Bellville velodrome. Photo: Carina Roux
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Top Softball SA man suspendedMARK WARD
The suspension of Noore Nacero-dien by Softball South Africa hassent shockwaves through thesport. Nacerodien’s suspensioncomes just weeks after he waslauded for the successful stagingof the Junior Women’s WorldChampionship in December.
Nacerodien headed the Local Or-ganising Committee for the pres-tige event, which took place in CapeTown from the Tuesday 6 to Friday17 December at the Turfhall ParkStadium in Crawford.
Nacerodien said the action fromthe sports controlling body is a mys-tery to him and that he was notifiedvia a text message.
According to the message his sus-pension is due to his failure topresent a comprehensive report re-lating to the World Championship.
He is also banned from all formsof the sport and was not allowed tocomplete his umpiring duties at the
weekend.“The suspension comes as a
shock to me. I did submit a report,”said Nacerodien.
“Unfortunately I could not attendthe 4 February meeting, but threedelegates from the Western Prov-ince, who served with me on theLOC were given the report for dis-cussion at the meeting.
“I am seeking legal advice andcannot speak too much. The onlything I wish to add is, why the ban-ning order? Is it not the responsibil-ity of the organisation to first sum-mons a member? Normal proce-dures then dictate that if the personin question fails to attend that meet-ing then should drastic action likethis follow? I was not afforded thatopportunity.
“The banning has cast a shadowover me and has created suspicion.I need to clear my name, and the na-tional body has some explaining todo.”
The sports controlling body SSAconfirmed Nacerodien’s suspen-
sion in a statement this week.“This serves to confirm that the
general council meeting of the SSA,held on 4 February in KemptonPark, has decided to suspend MrNoore Nacerodien, the 1st vice pres-ident of SSA and also the chairmanof the LOC that organised the 2011ISF Junior Women World Champi-onship that took place in CapeTown during the 6 to 17 December2011, from all softball activities un-til he has presented before theCouncil, the comprehensive reportof the event.
“The Council went further to re-ject his resignation as the 1st vicepresident of SSA until the abovematter has been resolved,” thestatement concluded.
Denise Paulsen, president ofWestern Province Softball Federa-tion and secretary general of the na-tional body, refused to comment onNacerodien’s banning order and re-ferred correspondence to GuilloMarapjane, president of the nation-al body.
Noore Nacerodien, vice president of Softball South Africa, has been suspended. Here he can be seen in happier times, before the the World Junior SoftballChampionships were hosted at Turfhall Park. Photo: Mark Ward
UWK kan nog kampioen wordSAREL BURGER
Universiteit Wes-Kaapland is ná sy oortui-gende oorwinning oor die United-klub in diejongste reeks eersteliga-krieketwedstryde indie WP, steeds sterk in die wedloop om hier-die seisoen as die Kaap se kampioenspan ge-kroon te word.
United (208) het weliswaar mooi vasge-skop in sy tweede kolfbeurt, maar danksyUWK se groot eerstebeurt-voorsprong hetdie studentespan uiteindelik net 69 lopies be-nodig vir ’n sege met 8 paaltjies.
Milnerton en Noordelikes-Goodwood was
ook albei aan die wenkant. In antwoord opMilnerton se tweedebeurt-telling van 164 isBonteheuwel vir 149 uitgehaal om aan dietuisspan ’n oorwinning met 91 lopies te be-sorg. Nadeem Bedford (64), Eric Osner (32)en Pieter Verwey (3/11) was die wenspan seuitblinkers. Noordelikes-Goodwood, wat192 lopies vir ’n oorwinning oor Bellville-Suid (130) moes aanteken, het dit vermagdanksy puik kolfwerk deur Tertius Rauben-heimer (79*) en Rasheed Lewis (52*).
Durbanville se kolwers – met Jaco Castle(55) die uitsondering – het dié klub weer le-lik in die steek gelaat sodat die Durbies (148)
met 63 lopies tekort geskiet het vir ’n oorwin-ning oor Kaapstad-klub.
In Kuilsrivier het Clinton Dyason (37) niedie nodige ondersteuning van sy spanmaatsgekry nie sodat die Kuile se laerige 136 lopiesStrandfontein die maklike taak gelaat hetom die verlangde 99 lopies aan te teken vir’n sege met 8 paaltjies.
Lloyd a tennis ace at age 14STEHAN SCHOEMAN
To be ranked number 31 in the country’slist of top tennis players may not soundlike much, but when you take into con-sideration that Lloyd Harris (Stellen-berg) is only 14 years of age, it raises aneyebrow or two.
Lloyd is the Tyger-Burger Sportstar of theMonth for January.
The titles this young-ster has behind hisname, suggests a brightfuture. “I’ve won the Af-rica Cup for u-14s twoyears in a row which isa big deal for me. I wonthe Africa Cup qualify-ing round in Windhoekin January with a bro-ken toe. It was painful,but the thought of play-ing for your countryhelps you grind it out.
“This will be my thirdyear playing the AfricaCupwhichwill beheld inEgypt. I’m feeling confi-dent of winning again,and that will mean that Iget to play in a few inter-
national tournaments during the year. Mymain aim is to play in the junior Davis Cupand to one day play on the ATP Tour,” saidLloyd.
Jason Smit of the Atlantic Tennis Acade-my is Lloyd’s coach seeing that his trainingregime is focused on winning more titles.
Lloyd has boasted Western Province andnational colours since heplayed in the u-10 ranks.He was also Bellvillesport federation JuniorSportsman of the Year in2009.
Lloyd received a pairof Oakley sunglasses andR1 000 from Bosman, Mc-Nulty and Du Toit Op-tometrists and HennieBosman from theWelgemoed dojo.TygerBurger and Bos-
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Lloyd Harris is the TygerBurgerSportstar of the Month.