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GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Learners at Bishop Lavis SecondarySchool are showing that an investmentin their futures is paying off to help

them achieve positive potential in life.In May last year a joint venture between

the Department of Cultural Affairs andSport (DCAS), Virgin Active South Africaand the Greensmile Foundation facilitatedthe opening of a fully-equipped gym at theschool.Officially opened by Dr Ivan Meyer, MEC

for Sport, the project is part of Virgin Acti-ve’s Youth Development Strategy, known asFuture Crew.Last week they were excited to welcome

some special visitors to their school to showoff how they were achieving the objectivesof the project.JoshBayliss, CEOof theVirginGroupand

Nick Fox, Director of External Relations atVirgin Management, both passionate aboutcorporate social investment, were in SouthAfrica this week and will visit the school topresent themwith donations of sports equip-ment.This is a project that aims to help trans-

form communities, involve learners in exer-cise, help them learn skills and be part of amentoring programme headed by qualifiedsports and life skills coaches.It addresses three issues, highlighting

sport as an integral part of a healthy lifesty-le; helping to combat increasing levels ofobesity and addressing the growing rate ofunemployment among the SouthAfrican yo-uth.Speaking at the event principal Kevin

Sonn thanked the supporters and sponsorspointing out how it was already making adifference, beyond sport.“Recent statistics are great indicators that

the Future Crew project is working and ha-ving a positive impact on the learners,” hesaid.

“The matric exemption pass increasedfrom from 63.8% to 78% (15.8% up), Grade11’s had a 100% pass rate, grade 10’s a 82%pass rate, andmost importantly the drop outrate decreased.“The community has taken note of these

changes and nowwe havemore learners arewanting to come to a Bishop Lavis, a “win-ning school” with the intake in Grade 8 in-

creasing to 286 from 256.”Apart fromBishop Lavis Future Crew has

also been implemented at Lavender Hill Se-condary School and Hawston SecondarySchool, all located within communities,where gangsterism and drug abuse is a ma-jor issue.At this event the learners proudly showed

how the project was making a difference in

their lives with performances from theirchoir, a dance crew strutted their stuff, andbodybuilders showed-off the muscle afterworking out in the gym.Aspecial visitorwasprofessional skatebo-

arder Jean-Marc Johannes who gave thema motivational speech about reaching fortheir dreams, and gave them a special de-monstration of his skills.

FUTURE CREW: LEARNERS SHOW OFF POTENTIAL

New gym pays forwardCelebrating thesuccess of the projectat Bishop Lavis SeniorSecondary last weekwere, back from left,Ross Faragher­Thomas(MD VirginactiveSouth Africa), ClaytonKordom (RCL), KevinSonn (principal),Nathan Prins, TristanSheldon, TheresaMassaglia (CSRManager), Josh Bayliss(Group CEO of Virgin),Nadine Trout (RCL). Infront from left arebodybuilders, LlewellynPrins, Dylan Danielsand Nehemia Ander­sen.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Cape Town International Airport is on amission to take education to new highs ateight schools in the Peninsula.

This year, eight schools in the airport’s vi-cinity benefited from a R192 200 donationwith each school receiving an interactivewhiteboard which can be used to access theinternet while teaching.

In the past three years, 21 schools have be-nefited with boards worth over half a milli-on rand.

The airport worked closely with the Wes-tern Cape Education Foundation who alsoprovided the criteria for selecting theschools.

One of the criteria was the matric pass ra-te for 2013 and the schools are Ravensmead

High School with a 97% pass rate, Good-wood College (96.4% pass rate), ExcelsiorHigh in Belhar (96% rate), Hindle High inDelft (95.8% pass rate), Elsies River High(94.2% pass rate), Perseverance High in Bel-har (87% pass rate), Inkwekwezi High in DuNoon (84.5% pass rate) and Voorbrug Highin Delft (80% pass rate)

Top performersThe airport has once again embarked on

its school up-liftment project “ImprovingEducation through Interactive Technolo-gy”.

In February 2014, Cape Town Internatio-nal Airport embarked on a schools drive toidentify top performing schools in the com-

munities around the airport.“Three of the schools were selected not

only for their pass rate but because they hada significant pass rate increase in the 2013matric results.

“As recognition, the airport donated inte-ractive white boards and other teaching sof-tware to each of the schools,” said DeidreDavids, Communications Manager at CapeTown International Airport.

“Our business is not only about airports,it’s about giving back to our communities.So, as an airport operator, contributing to-ward the development and sustainability ofour communities is very important andedu-cation is the foundation for thedevelopmentof any community,” she concluded.

Schools get white boards from airportPrincipals from the schools that received whiteboards and representatives from Cape Town International Airport at the handover ceremony.

Wyn- en wildsvleisliefhebbers kan uit-sien na ’n watertandlekker ondervin-ding tydens die eerste Kom Braai-Wyn-en Wildsfees, wat van 21 tot 23 Maart bydie Tygervallei-winkelsentrum aange-bied word.

Volgens die organiseerder, DewaldVisser, kan feesgangers hulle gereedmaak vir ’n heerlike kuier met plaaslikewynprodusente, ’n buitelug-braai-area,’n wildsvleisdeli, kosdemonstrasies, so-wel as ’n plaasmark en musiekoptredesdeur vooraanstaande plaaslike kunste-naars in die vermaakarena.

“Kos en wyn gaan vir my hand aanhand. Hier in die Wes-Kaap sit ons metvan die beste wyne op ons drumpel entoegang tot ongelooflike wildsvleis. Baietuiskokke word egter deur wildsvleis ge-intimideer en die Kom Braai-Wyn- enWildsfees is ’n ideale geleentheid om bydie deskundiges kers op te steek. Die

Kom Braai-span en etlike ander topsjefsvan deelnemende wynplase sal daaglik-se demonstrasies aanbied,” sê hy. Diekosmark bied etlike kosstalletjies. Ver-skeie deliprodukte is ook verkrygbaar.

Die hekke open Vrydag 21 Maart om11:00 en val ook saam met die jaarlikseTyger Run/Walk. Vrydagaand is dit tydvir ’n massiewe sokkiedans met kunste-naars soos Fredi Nest, Nic Stevens, Dil-lon Lerm, Desmond Wells en Burger leRoux. Toegangskaartjies is R100 per per-soonenbeskikbaarbyComputicket of bydie hekke.

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Are you a foodie?The hunt for the 2014 Eat Out Zon-

nebloem Produce Awards best localfood blog is on, as public voting forthe category opened last week.

Nominations have been submittedand eight finalists selected.

The finalists’ blogs focusmainly onfood, in the form of recipes, photogra-phy, reviews or cooking tips andtricks.

They must support food that’sgrown nearby or ingredients that areproduced locally, and champion theSouth African food industry. Thewinning blog must be beautiful tolook at, entertaining to read and up-dated regularly.

Voters and interesting parties cango to http://www.eatout.co.za/arti-cle/vote-favourite-local-food-blog/ toread the blogs.

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On the left is the eyesore that was the derelict Belhar Shoppingcomplex on the corner of Chestnut and Gousblom roads, shortlybefore demolition. The building was vandalised and constituted ahealth and safety risk. It had been accessed via the roof wherebeams had been removed causing the roof to collapse. This

constituted imminent danger to children and adults who passed thebuilding on a daily basis. Residents have welcomed the demolition ofthe building after negotiations between the Western Cape govern­ment and the City of Cape Town. The picture on the right showsthe demolition site. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

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Some youngsters from Bellville South got ataste of life behind bars last week, and theydon’t like what they’ve seen.They were partt of the group that was ta-

ken to Goodwood Prison last week by For-mer Tik Addicts Reach Out (FTARO) whohavebeendoing these tours for youthat risksince 2011.The organisation’s Dhakir Christians

pointed out that the project targets youthwho are at risk and it has been very succes-sful over the years.“Our success hinges on the fact that they

get the chance to have open candid discussi-ons with wardens and inmates who can de-ter youth from the journey to jail throughtheir bad behaviour.“Last week we did the tour in collaborati-

on with the local ward councillor Mercia

Kleinsmith, the local police and theCommu-nity Police Forum.”Christians, who is also Project Director of

Books Not Prison Bars, added that this is agreat program to deter children from a lifeof crime.“The effect it has on the children really

scares them straight.”

Positive resultsKleinsmith also added why she as a ward

councillor support this initiative.“We’ve had some positive results over the

past few years and seen some positive chan-ges,” she said.“Many of them even return to school to

complete their education.”Christians also points out that shock tac-

tics works.“We realised that part of being young is

the feeling of immortality and general be-lief, ‘It won’t happen to me’.

“I must say that after being on this tour,the fear of landing up in prison is really theonly thing that motivates a kid from embar-king on a life of crime.”During the visit the children are not only

exposed to the prison environment, but alsoreceive amotivational lecturewith topics li-ke values, morals, discipline, principles,responsibility, lifeskills, vision and plan-ning their lives on a positive path.Kleinsmith also explained that irrespecti-

ve of some criticism, this program hasachieved significant results.“We do not expect to reform and save all

the youth at once, but to save two out of tenyouths is a bonus.Christians concluded by thanking the

members of the communitywhomake thesevisits possible.“We would like to extend our sincerest

gratitude to Sharon Adriaanse and familyas well as Mosnul Islam and family.”

Youths scared ‘straight’

The group who experienced the tour behind the wall of Goodwood Prison last week.

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It’s not all physical!“There is a big difference between self-de-

fence and personal safety. Self-defence ispredicated on the fact that you are in a verybad place to begin with. Things have alrea-dy gone to hell in a hand basket. As such,self-defence is making sure the situationdoesn’t get anyworse – it is damage control,pure and simple. However, no damage cont-rol is ever as good as preventing the pro-blem in the first place. That’s personal safe-ty.” -Marc MacYoungContrary to popular belief thewillingness

and ability to defend oneself physically is bynomeans the only skill necessary for perso-nal safety. Personal safety is a holistic disci-pline which includes much more than thewillingness and ability to defend oneself ona physical level.

Don’t get me wrong. I fully believe thephysical side is crucial and I recommendthat any person in South Africa becomeskilled in it (more on this in later articles).However, it’s notwise to think that physicalskills alonewill keep you safe. By definitionphysical self-defence skills are for whenthings get physical. However, the physicalside to an attack or to crime is only one partin the development, or process, of the crime.There are many points in the developmentof the crime inwhichyou can subvert or dis-courage the criminal.Wewill delve into thisprocess along which crime develops nextweek. For this week I want us to expand ourthinking on personal safety.

Holistic personal safetySpiderWeb: A good analogy to think about

personal safety is that of a spiderweb. A spi-der web is strong because it is woven of ma-ny strands of strong fibre. The stronger theindividual fibres, and the more strands the-re are, the stronger the web is. In terms ofyour own personal safety you want to start

to think in terms of these strands. Youwantto understand what the different strandsare, how tomake them strong and then howto weave them into your own personal-safe-ty web. It is into this web that one has toadd the the strand of physical self-defenceskills.Personal safety is a web of different

strands woven together. Learn about them,make them strong and weave them into yo-ur life.The more proficient you become inall of these strands the more difficult a tar-get you become. The old self-defence adagerings true: If you don’t want to be an easyvictim become a hard target. Always re-member most criminals are very intent onkeeping themselves safe and free fromharm. To truly fight back against crime weneed to be hard targets and we need to helpthose around us to become hard targets aswell.V Read the full blog at www.tygerburger.co.za/blogs­list. Find the LiveWise Facebook page and follow@LiveWiseZAR on Twitter for tips on personal safe­ty.

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A house in Bonteheuwel will become morethan just a home when some special peopleget going with Extreme Makeover – Bonte-heuwel Edition.

Flame of Hope is a non-profit organisati-on that recruits volunteers to help domain-tenancework at orphanages, homes of safe-ty, old-age homes, children homes and un-derprivileged houses in the community.

Terrence Lackay is one of the organizersof the project and says that they are doingit in collaboration with the group, ProudlyBonteheuwel.

“We approached Proudly Bonteheuwelbecause of their successful “Nite Market”event of the 2013 Christmas period,” hesays.

“The name Proudly Bonteheuwel speaksvolume and our mission is for the peopleto unite as a community.

“I come from Bonteheuwel and the onlything people can talk about the area at themoment is the violence that is happeningthere.

“People are being shot on a daily basisbut I believe that if the community can finda way to do something out of the ordinarytogether...they will in turn work as a unitto make their area a better place.”

Terrence explains that the theme for thisproject is “You-Me-Together-We can be thedifference others are praying for”.

“This project will be part of Flame of Ho-pe’s community projects,” he says.

Nominate“The community nominate houses they

feel couldbenefit fromamakeoverand theydo their nominations via Flame of Hope orProudly Bonteheuwel.

“This nomination process will end atmidnight on 1 May. Then the house ownerand the person who nominated them willbe interviewed to make sure they meet thecriteria of the makeover. The criteria arethat it is not a rented house and that theowner occupies the house.

“Thehousehold incomemust be less thanR5000 per month and it should be drug freeor persons involved in a drug rehabilitati-on program for more than 3 months.

“The house must also not be used to doany business of any kind and not to be soldor rented outwithin 24months of themake-over.”

After the interview process the succes-sful nominations will go into a draw on the31 May at the Apricot Place Old-age Homeevent where the ward councilor will drawthe names three finalists.

The community can then play their partby voting for their favorite at an event thatwill be held on 14 June at seniors home todecidewho the beneficiary of themakeoverwill be.Full details of the project will alsobe released then but people or companieswho feel they can play a part in this projectcan contact the group in the meantime.V More information from Terence on 083 328 0095,or email terencelakay@gmail.com, or John on 076335 0660, email johnjavierbassett@hotmail.com.

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Nog inligting en aansoekvereistes vanaf 1 April 2014 is beskikbaar op ons webwerfwww.capetown.gov.za/en/Planningportal/Pages/default.aspx. Ons wil jou graag ophoogte hou van die veranderinge wat ons gaan aanbring. Stuur asseblief ’n e-pos aanDAMS.system@capetown.gov.za sodat ons jou op die adreslys kan plaas.

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Araging fire couldnot extinguish the “flamefor service”of the community at the Womenin Leadership organisation in Elsies River.Based at the Adult Education Training

Centre, 2013 was a very challenging year forthemwith three of their classes destroyed ina fire with all their admin, sewing equip-ment andmaterials destroyed, but theywerenot prepared to give up.“It was a terrible blow to us,” says chair-

person Matilda Vantura.“But there was no way were were going

to give up. We remain an organization thatrelies on volunteers, sponsors and fundingto sustain our projects and there are peoplewho believe we are making a difference inthe lives of the unemployed by giving thema skill.“Some donated machines had us continu-

ing even though we could not take on as ma-ny students aswewanted to, butwe continu-ed, even doing some small commissions forlocal manufacturers,” she said.Now with the new year in full swing

they’re planning bigger things for this year.

“We are starting our sewing classes againandwant people to sign up for these excitingnew classes,” she said.“Classes will be facilitated by Clotex whe-

rewomenwill be trained to design, draw, cutand sew their own garments.”Matilda also pointed out that their food

garden was also affected by the fire.“The irrigation system was damaged and

the well pump stopped working, but the ve-getables and herbs were hand watered andcontinued to be cared for.“Our spring harvest yielded tomatoes,

butternut, spinach, beetroot, cauliflower,chillies and herbs. “Some of the vegetableswere sold to teachers at the school and themoney used for transporting food to the oldage home.“We also sold hampers, pickled onions, ve-

getable atchar and paid gardeners with theprofit we made. “Our volunteer gardener iscurrentlyweedingandpreparing soil for ourwinter crops so our bakery facility can beco-me a temporary soup kitchen,” she said.Thebakery is also a sorepoint for the orga-

nisation, because it was always a hit withresidents in the area and the learners at theAdult Education Centre who loved the tasty

treats that were sold.“Our bakery is closed due to lack of funds

to pay the chef because all the electrical wi-ringwas stolen during vandalism inFebrua-ry,” she said.“Everything is in working order but we

need help with the wiring and maybe thereis a retired chef out there who wants to vo-lunteer to help us.”

Matilda also thanked the liked of GrandWest, OldMutual, TankClinic,Wheat Trust,Department of Social Development, CapeGate, Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry,Western Cape Agriculture, and the City ofCape Town who had supported them overthe past five years.V For more information call 021 253 708 or mail wo­meninleadership@hotmail.com

Women carry on with work at centre

Getting into some sewing skills are, front from left, Ursula Damons and Lucille Blankenberg, withfacilitators Matilda Vantura and Beatrice Davids looking on. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Woensdag, 12 Maart 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 7

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Belharwants some actionwith regard toDie Bult, the hill that grew from a was-te disposal site into a hotspot for crimi-

nal activities in the area.The neighbourhood watch in Extension 6

have been monitoring the situation in thisarea and calling on authorities to remedythe situation.Augustin Bell from the NHW in the area

says that they have written to the councilabout this problem as well as some other-matters that needed to be addressed in thearea, but one of the major problems was DieBult.“The specific problem is that it has beco-

me a haven for all types of illegal activities,”he says.“There’s dogfights, it’s a drug spot, as well

as a hiding place for guns and shooters.“What the community has been crying out

for years is that ‘the bult’ must be removedcompletely and recreational facilities like atennis court and swimmingpool be built the-re.“But we also know that this can’t happen

overnight that’s why we asked for it to becleaned, fenced and to be patrolled regularlyby the police”.

Whose Bult is it anyway?Bell also explained that when the commu-

nity started raising this issue they where gi-ven the run around because suddenly theBult belonged to nobody.“We were first told that it belongs to the

University of the Western Cape, then it wasthe police and now finally (it belongs to) theCity of Cape Town, but they’re still tryingto figure out which department must actual-ly take responsibility for the ground.”Othermatters that they raised in their let-

ter of concerns to the council was relatingto traffic in the area where timing of trafficlights at the intersection of the StellenboschArterial Road and Symphony Way was cau-sing the area to become a smash and grabhotspot.Another matter of concern that came up

was the removal of the blue rubbish bagsimmediately after the green bins or thestreet is cleaned.“Because the environment is one of the

pillars of crimepreventionwe as aNHWarecontinually fighting against dumping andthe creation of dumping sites in our area,”continued Bell.“The blue bags laying on street corners

forweeks on end is creatingmini dumpsitesand we would like the city to please encou-rage the contractors to remove the bags onthe same day.”

InvestigatedLocal ward councillor, and chairman of

Sub-council 6, Desmond Jafta, has respon-ded to these concerns and said that the pro-blems regardingTheBult are under investi-gation.“Any project needs investigation, plan-

ning, costing and then to be implemented,”he said.“This is the first time that I work on The

Bult and I have to gain more information,”

he said.“With regard to the arrows at the traffic

lights ameetingwas arranged and the offici-

als are busy with the evaluation. With re-gard to the blue bags and rubbish collectionit has been reported and action taken.”

Grave concerns over ‘Die Bult’

"Die Bult" in Belhar is an area of grave concern for residents, who now want action to be taken against criminal activities taking place there.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Die Memory Café, ’n ondersteunings-groep vir mensemet demensie of Alzhei-mersiekte en hul familie en versorgers,bied binnekort hul tweeweeklikse by-eenkoms.Op dié sessies word daar praktiese rig-

lyne gebied waarby veral die familie enversorgers baat vind, en daar word ookgekyk na terapeutiese aktiwiteite vir die

pasiënte wat hulle versorg.Die volgende sessie is op 12 Maart, en

danweer op 26Maart. Die eersgenoemdesessie vind van 10:00 tot 11:00 in die NGKerk Stellenberg se kafeteria plaas, entoegang is gratis. “Komkuier, leer en lagsaam!” nooi die Memory Café.V Skryf in by Karin by 021 976 4519 of ka­rin@stellenberg.co.za.

Praktiese riglyne oor demensie

8 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 12 Maart 2014NUUS

International Councilof Societies of Industrial DesignA Partner of the InternationalDesign Alliance

City needs helpwith invasive waspsTwo highly invasive wasp species are ex-panding their range throughout Cape Townand the Western Cape. and the city is callingon thepublic tohelp identify and report newcolonies.

The European paper wasp (Polistes domi-nula) and the German wasp or yellow-jacket(Vespula germanica) have found the CapeMetro and the Boland to be an ideal habitatsuited for their expansion.

If left uncontrolled, they may spread tothe majority of towns in the Western Capeand other provinces where the climate iseven more suited to their requirements.

Both species are listed as invasive speciesin the National Environmental Manage-ment Biodiversity Act (NEMBA).

“These species require control by meansof an invasive species management pro-gramme,” says Louise Stafford, invasivespecies coordinator of the City of CapeTown.

“According to international cases of inva-sion involving both species, these insectshave the potential to create problems ran-ging frombeing anuisance to serious econo-mic impacts in the wine, deciduous fruitand beekeeping industries,” she says.

Aggressive“The German wasp in particular is ag-

gressive and there are several reported ca-ses of them stinging workers harvestinggrapes and other fruits. They can present ahazard to residents enjoying the outdoorswho may unintentionally disturb a colony.These wasps also feed on mature grapes inthe late summer months and cause extensi-ve damage to vineyards.

They are also known to attack and kill ho-neybees and infiltrate bee hives, which isdetrimental to the honey industry.”

Research is currently being implemented

by the South African National BiodiversityInstitute’s (SANBI) Invasive Species Pro-gramme, which is funded by the Depart-ment of Environmental Affairs.

They are trying to determine the rate ofexpansion and document new colonies tofind solutions to control the spread of bothinvasive insect species. The research pro-gramme, managed by a consortium of rese-archers, is now in its second phase and willmove to experimental trials on the effecti-veness of local eradication of both species.

The city and its partners are therefore cal-ling on the public to assist in documentingnew colonies by reporting their localitiesonline so that the appropriate measures canbe taken to control these invaders.

AreasThe European paper wasp is a medium-si-

zedwasp (20mmto 35mm)withwavyyellowand black markings on the abdomen andorange antennae.

Areas found include: Brackenfell, Kraai-fontein, Kuils River, Bellville and Durban-ville. The German wasp is also a medium-si-zed wasp (15 mm to 40mm) with yellow andblack markings on the abdomen but it hasblack antennae. A record of 750 000 waspswas recorded on a farm in Somerset Westin 2002. The German wasp is aggressive, es-pecially if the nest or surrounding areas aredisturbed.

Areas found includes Stellenbosch, So-merset West, Grabouw, Franschhoek, Paarland Wellington.V For more information, for photos, and to reportsightings, please visit http://www.capetowninvas­ives.org.za/edrr/target­list or e­mail EDRR@cape­town.gov.za. Specific enquiries about the researchcomponent of the project should please be directedto Dr Ruan Veldtman (SANBI), Tel: 021 808 9441,E­mail: veldtman@sun.ac.za.

Nick FloorkillerMatthee, localfreestyle and hiphop danceentertainer will becompeting in thesecond 3DInternational DanceCompetition onFriday 28 March.He will also beentering the superFreestyle Hip Hopdance LeagueCompetitions thisyear. Nick is nowstarting his newproject, freestyledance instinctwhere he givesfree training andchoreography toyoung teens inDelft, Belhar andElsies River. Nickalso known as theking of freestyle todancers is alsoinvolved in schoolmusical concertsand supports localfundraisers. He willalso be hosting hisown dancecompetition inBelhar in Junethemed, The Feetof Flames dancecompetition.Dancers who wouldlike to enter cancontact076 607 2638.

Feet offlame

Die skilder Jeanne Hugo het ’n olieskilderygemaak van Anene Booysen, die 17-jarigevan Bredasdorp wat verlede jaar wreed ver-krag en vermoor is.

Wat Hugo se skildery, getiteldID9510300482089 uniek maak, is dat dit ge-skilder is van die enigste foto wat ooit vanAnene bestaan het – die een in Anene seidentiteitsdokument.

Hugo skryf in ’n brief aan TygerBurgerdat lesers met idees vorendag kan kom oorhoe om die nagedagtenis van Anene, en ver-al haar vegtersgees, te eer, deur vir dié skil-dery ’n permanente tuiste te help soek.

Sy is bereidomdie skildery “vir enigebakplan” te skenk.

“In ’n selfportret-obsessiewe beskawingwas daar nie één ander visuele dokumente-ring van haar bestaan nie. Sy was ’n‘spook’,” sê Hugo.

“Die skildery poog om haar legende vaste vang. Haar wange, wimpers en lippe isliggies met grimering gebalsem – ’n bewysdat sy met liefde én hartseer deur sommigesonthou sal word.”

Jeanne sê die kunswerk is oorspronkilikvir ’n kompetisie in 2013 geskep, maar ditwas toe “onsuksesvol geag”.

Nou wil sy net graag hê dat dit dien omAnene se nagedagtenis te eer.

Sy meen een idee sou wees om ’n fonteinin Bredasdorp te bou, omring deur ’n tuin-tjie.

“Kom ons poog om vir ander jong kinderste wys dat ons omgee; dat hulle meisieweeskosbaar is. As Anene so hard kon baklei,kan ons onsself uitdaag om haar voorbeeldte volg?”

Die skildery word tans, tesame met diewerke van ander bekende kunstenaars, indie ArtB-galery van die Bellville-bibilioteekuitgestal tot 21 Maart.V Kontak Jeanne Hugo van der Merwe by www.jean­nehugo.co.za of besoek artisaneye.wordpress.comvir meer inligting.

Skilder soek ideesom Anene te eer

Dié skildery van Anene Booysen is te sien bydie ArtB­galery by die Belville­biblioteek.

Suid-Afrika se oudste skoolkoorkompe-tisie, die ATKV-Applous, nooi alle skool-kore om deel te word aan hierdie nasio-nale prestige-koorkompetisie.

Laer- enhoërskoolkore kan inskryf virdié kompetisie, wat vanjaar vir die 37stekeer aangebied word.

Laerskole kan inskryf in die volgendeafdelings: meer en minder ervare senior

kore, asook junior kore.Nie-Afrikaansmoedertaalsprekende

skole kan inskryf in die afdeling vir seni-or en junior kore.

Skole en koorleiers het tot Vrydag 14Maart kans om hul kore in te skryf.V Vir meer inligting besoek www.atkvprojek­te.co.za of kontak Bessie Keun by 082 454 6060of Johan Esterhuizen by johane@atkv.org.za.

Kore kan inskryf vir ATKV­Applous

Woensdag, 12 Maart 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 9

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

Die Bellville-polisie het die afgelopeweke vier gevalle gehad waar ’n nuweslenter om mense te beroof, op die ge-wilde aanlynadvertensieplatvormsGumtree en OLX gebruik word.

“Ons het drie gevalle van Gumtreeen een van OLX hanteer waardeurmense wat besittings adverteer, endan reëlings tref om voornemende ko-pers te ontmoet, van hul besittings be-roof is,” het kapt. Fienie Nimb, segs-vrou van die Bellville-polisie, gesê.“In die afgelope twee weke (tot verle-de Woensdag), het ons dié vier geval-le gehad waar die modus operandi el-ke keer dieselfde was.”

Sy sê die gesteelde goedere sluit in’n voertuig, platskerm-televisiestelen selfone, en die verdagtes is manswat reël om die verkopers in diestadskern te ontmoet.

“Wanneer hulle dan die transaksiemoet doen, word vuurwapens uitge-haal en hulle beroof. Dis definitief ’ngroep. Die verkopers is baie geskok.”

Nimb sê hulle weet nie waar dié nu-we misdaadtendens vandaan komnie, maar die voorvalle het op verskil-lende dae gebeur.

Sy het lesers gemaan om bedag tewees op die slenter.

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10 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 12 Maart 2014HOOFARTIKELBLAD

“Maak jou vriendelikheidgoedkoop en hou jouvriendskap duur.”– CJ Langenhoven

Vat vyf! Aaron Lazarus steek Saterdag sy hand uit na sy skoolmaatjie Simoné du Preez op die mallemeule bydie Goodwoodpark­bewaarskool se jaarlikse wieledag. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

BRIEWEbriewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

No electricity for several hoursor longer could lead to nowater (water is pumped usingelectricity) and no petrol anddiesel (petrol and diesel arepumped using electricity andare made using electricity).This will lead to hunger. Thenviolence. Isn’t it about timethat people took responsibilityfor their own electricity, water,food, sewerage provision, justlike our grandparents used todo? My grandmother lived inBantry Bay when it wasn’t soexpensive as today. Shecollected rain water. She had aseptic tank and French drainfor sewerage. She had hardlyany waste because nappies andall that kind of stuff wasrecycled. And she had hardlyany plugs in the house. Thingsgot done. Cheaply. Then alongcame the government and saidthey could do all these thingsfor her cheaper. And they didfor about 40 years, but oncethey had us all by the shortand curlies, the governmentbecame teh biggest businessand they started dramaticallyraising prices. And becausethey are the government,Competition Law doesn’t applyto them. In the Cape Town, wehave the Bus Rapid Transit,but taxis and private buscompanies can’t compete alongthese routes. Before Eskomthere were many producers ofelectricity in South Africa,until the 1920’s. We have justforgotten these facts. But 40years in the desert is a longtime and we have forgottenthat we used to make thingsourselves. We depended onourselves and our neighbours.We shared. We need to do thisagain.

DAVID LIPSCHITZMilnerton

Time to becomeself­sufficient?

Microchip can helpyour petsIt is with great sadness that Iwrite this letter.

To the owner of a small blackand tan dog, with a greyingmuzzle: your dog did not returnhome to you (in or from)Morgenster Heights on Satur-day. If there had been a micro-chip to read your details, youcould have spent your dog’s lastfew minutes alive together.

To all (pet) owners, pleasemicrochip (your pets).

MARGARET ROSEEmail

Today, at about 14:30, I enteredthe parking area of PalmgroveCentre in Durbanville, from thegarage ramp. The flow of trafficwas blocked by a gold LandRover, double parked in frontof a loading zone and trolleyoff-ramp at the entrance of thecentre. Even after a gentleintervention from the securityguard and (other) drivers’impatient hooting, the manbehind the steering wheel didnot budge. Finally, when Imanaged to pass him, I showedhim my displeasure by hooting.He threw me a rude sign in fullview of children and passersby.

When I approached him abouthis blatant rudeness and cleardisrespect, he gave me a lamelie. His clearly physically ablewife hopped into the car withher shopping.

Sir, you know who you are,please do not call yourselfSouth African because youstand against everything we arestriving for. You are disrespect-ful to women, children anddisabled people. Shame on you!

L. JACOBSEmail

Land Rover driverdisrespects all

On Tuesday 4 March at 10:30, Ireceived a call on my landlinefrom a woman with an Indianaccent. She said she was from“Windows Maintenance” andcould assist me with “maliciousdownloading” they noticed onmy computer. I insisted toknow who I was speaking to, towhich she repeated “WidowsMaintenance”. She ordered meto go to my computer so shecould assist me.

I repeated my question, towhich she asked if I understoodEnglish. I replied that herEnglish wasn’t easy to under-stand and I also didn’t under-stand computer language, as Ididn’t own a computer.

She then immediately andabruptly ended the call, muchto my delight.

ETNADurbanville

Old scam still doingthe rounds

Why are bylaws not beingforcefully implemented inGoodwood? It seems as if thosewho are supposed to enforcethe law are afraid to implementthe laws, do not know what thelaw entails or are just notbothered to do the job properly.

Why must we read in thenewspaper that Vasco station isa major drug dealing area?

It is a well-known fact that acertain residence in RiebeekStreet actually a “sleep-and-go”business. The owner says it ishis family living there. We allknow it’s not true.

If you do not do something tostop this, it will soon be out ofcontrol and the rot will reallytake hold.

RODGEREmail

Let the laws stopthe rot

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Gee jou kindgeskenk vanboekliefdeOm ’n liefde vir boeke van jongs af byjou kind te kweek, gaan uiteindelik eenvan die grootste geskenke wees wat hyvan jou ontvang.

Dié stelling sal alle opvoedkundigesonderskryf.

En met die Nasionale Biblioteekweek(17 tot 22 Maart) om die draai, is daar nie’n beter tyd om hiermee te begin nie. Aldie biblioteke in die noordelike voorstedebied dan spesiale sessies vir die jongesaan. Benut dit!

In ’n tyd waar die TV, rolprente, video-en rekenaarspeletjies die verbeelding vankinders aangryp, kom die tradisioneleboek sleg tweede. Die tragiese gevolgdaarvan is dat die leesvaardigheid van ’nhele nuwe geslag ten gronde gaan.

Saam met ’n onderontwikkelde leesver-moë kom natuurlik ’n swak leervermoë,wat uiteindelik ’n groot en negatieweimpak op skoliere en studente se akade-miese prestasies het.

En ongelukkig lê die probleem nie altydby die skole nie. Groter klassse maak dital hoe moeiliker vir onderwysers omregtig aan dié vaardigheid van kinders teslyp. Daarom is dit so belangrik om indie beginfase van die leesproses diebasiese vaardighede vas te lê.

Dit is iets wat net kan gebeur askinders gereeld blootstelling aan boekekry. Boeke is duur, sal baie ouers severweer wees. Wel waar, maar daarom isdaar biblioteke om dié liefde by dievolgende geslag besluitnemers te kweek.Want sonder ’n leesvermoë, gaan hulleeendag beswaarlik besluite kan neem.

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SMSV Vandalistiese tieners in D’urbanvalemoet nou dringend vasgevat word. Sulkegedrag is onaanvaarbaar! ­ Anoniem

V Why are there children standing beggingat robots in Bellville during school time?They are setting themselves up for failurein the future. Where are their parents? Dothey know what their children are doing?­ Pat

V Ek wil graag weet hoe KFC ou hoenderaan ’n mens kan verkoop? Hulle het netdie hoender warm gemaak. Dit het my sosiek gemaak. ­ Anoniem

V Ek is siek van Eskom! As ek die naamhoor dan voel ek naar. Hoe is dit moontlikdat hulle sommer uit die bloute besluitom weer beurtkrag toe te pas? Nat steen-kool? Reën dit nie elke somer in Mpuma-langa nie? ­ Riaan

V Ek wil graag weet hoekom my kleinkin-ders ’n taak met rap-musiek moet doen?Wat leer hul daaruit? Dis net bendeledewat rap beoefen. ­ Ouma

V Air Guns should be banned – really?Maybe cats should be banned. Keep themon your property and they won’t get hurt.And if you can’t do that, then don’t getthese animals as pets. These animals getshot while being a nuisance to others. ­Anonymous

V Mense wat Sassa-kaarte het, moet ditnie gebruik om krag of ander items tekoop nie. Ek koop nou al vir drie maandenie, maar daar word steeds van my balansafgetrek. As ek twee of drie keer R5-itemskoop, trek hulle R49 af. Ek wil weet hoestop mens dit. Hulle dink hul help minder-bevoorregtes, maar hulle besteel jou. ­Anoniem

V Dit is aaklig wat met die katjie gebeurhet (“Air guns should be banned!”, Tyger-Burger, 5 Maart). Het die sondaar geenhart nie? ­ Anna

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

TygerBurger waardeer lesers se menings, maar ten einde die onafhanklikheid van die koerant te handhaaf en in billikheid teenoor allepolitieke partye en kandidate, sal tot die afhandeling van die verkiesing geen brief van ‘n politieke aard geplaas word wat op een ofander wyse politieke partye en hul kandidate se standpunt propageer nie.

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Woensdag, 12 Maart 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 15

Are you interested in joi-ning a Gospel band?

Tersia Ventura fromElsies River is lookingfor singers and musici-ans from the area andsurrounding neighbour-hoods to join her.

She is hoping that yo-ung people who are com-mitted to making a chan-ge in others’ livesthrough music will joinher to start this project toencourage youth to aimhigh in their lives.V For more information callTersia on 078 401 9677 orcheck our Truworship gospel­group on FB.

Join a gospelband today

The Happy Feet Foundation in Bonteheuwel, an NPO that sees to clothing youngsters with clothes for school, hosted a fun day forchildren in the area on Saturday. They were treated to some tasty treats and lots of fun activities. Founder Megan Johannes, centrewith poster, is seen here with some of the friends who helped make the day a success. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

The God is Good (GiG) band was part of the entertainmentfor the youngsters at the fun day in Bonteheuwel.

The Bonteheuwel Joint Peace Forum took to the streets on Sunday to march againt the crime andgangterism taking over their streets. There was good support from all organisations involved and theyended at teh police station where a memorandum of demands against crime was handed over to thestation commander. This group was ready for the streets with their protest placards. PHOTOS: GARY VANDYK

These two were serious abouttheir message for peace to theworld.

Organisers get ready to releasethe white balloons for peace tosignal the start of the marchthrough the streets of Bonteheu­wel.

Happy Feet holds fun day

Peace forum says ‘No’ to crime

The Calvary Hope Ministries hosted a prayer service for peace at The Hague Recreational Centre in Delfton Sunday. Guest speakers and representatives of various churches in the area joined in the activities tocall for peace from the violence and gangsterism in the community. The group marched from the policestation before the start of the service. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

Top: The drillsquad fromDennegeurPrimary inStrandfontein ledthe marchthrough thestreets of Delftbefore the serviceand entertainedthe crowd withtheir slick routinesbefore the startof the service.

Pastor Oscar Bougaardt, organiser of the serivce, gets the crowd into the mood topray for peace at the start of the service in Delft.

Prayer for peace

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Belhar RFC outside centre Wesley Scott (right) tackles SK Walmers player Dawood Petersen without the ball as Marshall Boesak (left) breaksaway in Community Challenge match at City Park in Athlone on Saturday. Belhar won 26­15. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Off the ball

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

In an attempt to get Kyokushin karate as anofficial Olympic sport, the various organisa-tions are joining forces to make this dreama reality.As a result of this, the Western Province

Kyokushin-kan Championships will be thebiggest in its history.The Bellville-campus of Pentech will host

this event with clubs from across the penin-sula including Bellville, Kuils River, Black-heath, Brackenfell, Durbanville, Panorama,Bothasig, Sea Point, Mithell’s Plain and El-sies River taking part.“This is very exciting and to see everyone

pulling together is really satisfying. It willbe our biggest provincial championships todate.“We are expecting about 300 karatekas to

compete that includes several junior SouthAfrican champions that with a lot of up and

coming talent that will want to show theirclass against these champions,” says thechairman of Kyokushin-kan Africa, ShihanHennie Bosman.Charl Marais, David Augustyn, Jean-Ree-

ce Brooks, Michelle Joubert, Corne Vorster,Matthew Scott, Carel von Maltitz and Jay-don Davies are some of the junior nationalchampions that will compete.Several divisions including u.7, u.9, u-11,

u-13, u-15 and u-14 for both boys and girls aswell as senior divisions.At the end of it all a training squad will

be selected to prepare for the World JuniorKyokushin championships at the end of theyear in Russia.A Western Province teamwill also be selected to compete in die SouthAfrican championships to be held in Johan-nesburg in August.Spectator fees will be R30 for adults and

R10 for children.Email hbosman2icon.co.zaor phone 021 913 1600 for more information.

Top karate tourney goes bigSAREL BURGER

Durbanville, Bellville en die UniversiteitvanWes-Kaapland het ná die afgelope na-week al drie eerstebeurt-agterstande omuit te wis in hul onderskeie krieketwed-stryde in die WP se eerste liga.Die wisselvallige Bellville (98) het Vic-

toria op 85/8 teen die toue gehad, maartoe toegelaat dat die tuisspan uiteindelik170 lopies opstapel.William Hantam (38), Malcolm Feld-

man (5/47) en Louis Delport (4/63) het diebeste vir Bellville vertoon. Vir Durban-ville (220), in sy wedstryd teen Ronde-bosch (235), het Jean Strydom (38) en Ku-daSumanderu (4/66) die toonaangegee in’n goeie spanpoging.UWK (226/9) het ’n stywe bult om te

klim teen WP-klub (312/7 gesl.) maar

Sharn Gomes (84) en Mujahid Behardien(49) kan tevrede voel met hul derdepaal-tjie-vennootskap van 103 lopies. Edge-mead (257/5 gesl.) daarenteen is op padna’n oorwinning oorTygerberg-klub (113 en12/1 ) nadat Christiaan Mocke (85*), Jac-kie Strauss (52), Christo Jooste (50*), Sol-ly Peters (4/50) en Jonathan Schwerin(3/15) almal goed gevaar het.Milnerton (124) trek aan die agterste

ent teen Avendale (225) ondanks stewigebydraes deur Sean Roach (6/58) en RyanKarsten (39).Maar Noordelikes-Goodwood (301/5

gesl.) is goed geplaas omWynberg (104 en20/2) ’n uitklophou toe te dien. JahneRudman (135), Jason Underwood (100*)en Rejean Botes (4/20) het die Goodwood-manne in ’n byna onaanvegbare posisiegeplaas.

Harde werk voor vir T’bergers

THOMAS CAROLUS

The coveted Barclays Premier LeagueTrophy was the centre of attention inKhayelitsha’s Football for Hope Cen-

tre, asBarclays reaffirmed its financial com-mitment to the Grassroot Soccer South Afri-ca Coach Development Programme run inconjunction with Barclays Spaces forSports.The program, hosted for Barclays by

Grassroots Soccer, goes far beyond the fields

of football. Over 190 GRS coaches betweenthe ages of 18 and 30, who worked with over39 000 youth in their communities in 2013,have been empowered through training fo-cused on employ ability and financial litera-cy skills over the past year. The aim of theproject is to encourage all people to live heal-thy and productive lives through the medi-um of sport and to embody good citizenshipin their respective communities.TheGrassroot Soccer development course

was enhanced by additional hands-on expe-

rience as well as offering mentoring and vo-luntary apprenticeships. Khayelitsha hasbeen one of the successful areas of the pro-gram, with 35 of the 190 coach intake overthe past year, hailing from this communityin the Western Cape.Bafana Bafana legend that played for Bol-

tonWanderers andCharltonAthletic duringhis playing career in the Barclays PremierLeague, Mark Fish, accompanied the Bar-clays Premier League trophy to inspire tho-se present. Said Fish; “Good citizenship

should be part of everyday life ans it is keythat people understand the importance of li-fe skills such as entrepreneurship and finan-cial literacy. Even footballers can’t play foot-ball forever, and it is crucial to have somesort of business acumen to fall back onwhenone’s playing days are over. Barclays needsto be commended for taking this empowe-ring step towards creating a brighter futureand for striving tomake a difference in com-munities through this program.”

GRASSROOTS: BARCLAYS HELPING TO NURTURE SOCCER TALENT

Bank supports soccer

Inskrywings vir die Tyger Run/Walkwat opMenseregtedag (21 Maart) gehou word, kantot Sondag 16 Maart aanlyn gedoen word.Slegs inskrywings vir die 5 km sal op die

dag aanvaar word.Radio Tygerberg, TygerBurger en die Ty-

gervallei-winkelsentrum is die borge vandie geleentheid, waarvan laasgenoemde diegasheer is.Die begin- en eindpunt is by die Tygerval-

lei-winkelsentrum. Bring die gesin vir ’nhalfmarathon of 10 km-draf of 5 km-pret-stap.Blyvir die prysuitdeling indieKomBraai-

Wyn-en Wildsfeestent en kuier saam.Daar is pryse ter waarde van R30 000 vir

deelnemers, wat ’n R10 000-kontantprys vireen gelukkige deelnemer insluit.Daar sal ook ’n tent vir die kinders wees

met ’n dag propvol gesinspret en -kaskena-des.Die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum is van-

jaar geïdentifiseer as begunstigde instansieen sal ook ’n stalletjie hê waar lekkernyeverkoop word.“Met borge en vennote soos TygerBurger,

die Tygervallei-winkelsentrum en Brights,wat al jare reeds ’n goeie sakeverhoudingmet Radio Tygerberg het, beloof hierdie omeen van die beste Tyger Runs ooit te wees,”sêCharmaineBoshoff, die projekbestuurdervan Tyger Run.Aanlyn inskrywings kan gedoen word by

www.topevents.co.za of skakel 021 511 7130vir meer inligting.

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